http://66.213.69.5/files/original/792ae5bcce9b2f47a01223265afe343d.pdf b020df3306e88a405e120438a58e5067 PDF Text Text '' 1 ',, I• ' 1~ ~nti~t. l'l!meroY·~dleport, o. Nov. ' I j \ ~th Anniversa'Y' of Dof A Council -L Dt'n.oar Observed W,'th Covered Dt':m u~ ., f'o WI Wi AT ~i '1.) AI Ft B1 -~ d 1\J h U1 S•· w 'I' 01 H H B A . I Rev. Callahan of 'Parsons Mailbox' Caroling ~arty Ia ~ h.iefs of ·Due in Pomeroy on December (irst q" "";f!~~~.c,~u~ carol. Meig$ Temple ' . The Rev.. G~ifiip Eplscepal Callahan. county in Grace Episcoplll ing party at the county Chll· Hold'Dinner rector of Trinity . Church. ·dren's Home when the Senior . 29• t96e. ,1 .4tD~ruu:rE"I!nt .. tables plaoed In the form of a Church, Parke~~urg, lor eight The Rev. Mr. Callahan, Dean Girl Sceur .Tr\"'P .~71 . met ~I : ~ Jlirker, Wpner w~: enjoyed square. Tables were atlractiVe ye~s a televt~l"1l perso~allty of the Ohio Valley Convocation the Girt Sceu~.. li~.RJn 1\ildilll!- . bY the, P¥t Chtm of Meigs Mr. and Mra. Kenneth In white covers and centered on , The Parsons Matl)lox ll)ld of E isce al Churches, will be port Tuesday. , Temple Py~an Ststers Mon- and family, p;astor of ~ with arrangements of fruit with other W~st Vlrgmla programs, drawfng 0~ many years' exper· The meeting ~as ope~ with day evening at Batley's Res- Nazarene church and Mr; ' IJlcl tall red tapers m crystal bold· comes to Pomeroy Thursday, ieoce at Calvar Church, Pitts. the singmg of P~ace. Plana ta~g:ant In Pomeroy for t h c Mrs. Clydli HendeNon, ·."wtto ers on either side. Napkins. c.ar-J December 1. He wtll lead a . b h 'th t/ Re S a m were made to pamt the Girl November meeting. are moving 14! Pt. Pleasalit ried out the Thanksg•vmg "Quiet Day" for women of the Suhrg , kwt de as c~aplain to Scout sign and to place cur· , ·FolloWing the dinner the G~es;• were Mr. and -uma er, an talns In the hall. Patrol leaders · · '" · •'' -theme. In the center was a a state home for aged state . ed d 1 1.d M group went to the home of the Carmel .Jewell and lamlly .,.... e Wil yr. presJ'd.ent, Mrs. Ph'l I hart , Allee D . avI1, Mra. Ben B,.wn .... small table with white cover peCIO OTS · 1p mental hospital and Federal weres asstgn I I an d. nc Mu ta t Men on which was a large cake .prison in Alde~ston w Va na ear.est, tea erS, .1::; M · for a bualness meeting, open- Mrs. Stella DarneiJ, Mr. 1'11111 iced in white witlt a blu• and He has served church~s in Hunt: S!IH"1• assts rr"" ; en 'J ary e~ 'with prayer by Mrs. Mein· Mrs. Esll' Moisman, ·t b d d red rosebuds . . oman , easurer, oyce hart and a reading "A Fnen ' d" Walburn and """ Miss · a h w 'e or er an REV.. "'NO MRS. MANN diS. Hanson; First Aid, Florence A· UTC mg ton and th e GreeMbrter .., · ' ' . e:-• •""-'with the inscription D of lrict. . s· ' Ref h t h ' by Mrs. Karl Owen taken from Henderson, Mils l!ilnl IAWII, 54th Anniversary in blue, the Tbe Rev. and Mrs. Ray There will be . a special . mger, re~ men c . airman, the Ideals magazine. and the honoted l\lliltl. gift of Alice Spencer. Red; Ma•n of Stoaltville, Ohio will Day worship at The schedule for the Qutet Kathy Russell •. Recrealton len<!· Plans were made lor the . , white and blue balloons, the be conduclillg a revival meet· St. Paul's Lutheran Church Day opens with a coffee hour er, Janet Bohn;. Song .leader Christmas party and gift ex- lng the social hour wltb· prtz. g1ft of Ray R1ggs, hun~ from iog at the Syracuse E.U.B. Pomeroy starting at 10 a. m. in the parish house from 10-11 ~nd 1Tr~nsporta~~n cltatrm~;· change to he held Dec. 19 at es won by Mrs. Martbl ChUda; the tables in the square. The Church Nov. 31J.:Dec. If, 7:30 Thursday. November 24, at a.m., meditations by th~ lead· Fe~~ h' ra:l:; : :~• e the home of Betty Biggs. Names Betty BlaBs, Ellrabelh ~ dinner was served buff•t style each evening. After many the church. eJ from 11·12, and a sack lunch rten s tp ven a o. were drawn for the gift ex. man, and VIrginia ~. . from a table back of the years in the work of pastor. In view of the fact that the a• noon. Ep1scopal church worn· , change. The traveling prize Mrs. Meinhart served ~ sq uare. Ethel Canterbury a.;ked ing churches, Rev. Mann is congregation has brought mto ·en wtll prov1de dessert and col· Amateur Gardener s brought by Mrs. Elizabeth AIJ. bet and 11!111011 llllcks. ~ grace. now in full time ·evangelistic re&lily a new church building fee. ··.Club Plans Party man was awarded to Mrs. Meln- member was pven a 'l1lallb. Dean Barnitz. councilor. work. . Jear, and is now able to A meditation at 12: 45 will ·· The Middleport Amateur Gar. hart. Games were played dur· giving laviir by tbe baste&: presided at the meeting which be of greater servtce to G~d I followed by lite service of Holy deners' Club will meet Wednesopened in rilttalistic l,:o·m. Cu.b Scouts Follow .to the _com mumty. thJS ICommunion at 1:30. ,claY ,Dec. t4 for their annual 'ed T . . , "nto Woo ·' years w. orshtp Will be of spec.' . ' """'•"'"'•s 6arty 'and a' ift ex• l)o .,h . g d'tn· ra Hea tonh was _,. ,..chan•,.ilnstead ,..~'·""" . M , e. annua I Tltan kg· s tvm . 1 F repur. Drm0 I f th R "". C b ia I signt ficance. It wt'II aIso be I Letters have been sent to au of the usual date . C· S . en Pne ko e tacme u the 11rst . . wors h'1p known hea ds of women .s organ. thi!· , first "' '"· Wednesday. . Th anksgtvmg ner of th e .Jo ,.~ c·I ass of t h e 1 Nhome from . . osptta. . annte S d 0 11 1 1 243 United Methodist church was I amee 15 tmprovmg ~n .11 a · "'ftcemrtnsoonacat the mhoeme aofurMary. service in t.he new edif.ice. izations in the churches of the Tile party will be held at the ·e'rved at 6 p.tn . to 15 members tie Curtis remams QUI\e 1 · Tl II b I "' 1ere wt e specta organ ' county, an d reservaII ons may ""me·· of Mrs · Walter Crooks . cl•.- un der ~ H ld C d M an r::=;. aro 1r . ••y anq three guest'. the Rev. an d : A cnm mumcaliOn was read the supervision or Mr. and Mrs. muSic played ,by ~Irs. Fri'd be made through those elected with Mrs. Russell Mills, Mrs. ~Irs. C Melvm Alkire and MiSS anoounc mg the f1rst Chnstnl's Cu·clr and Mrs. Shirley Simp· Boaettnar, the rill'rch organ iSt, heads or dtrect wtth Mrs. W. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Ed· Lydta EIJersiJach Rev . Alktre 1 patlr ol Past Councilors A-so- son. emphasizing the 1'hanksg1vmg Patrick Lochary before Tues. gar Reynolds assisting. Gift aokfd grace . l'latiun of Di strtCI 13. to he ' The den followed trail signs theme. day, Novem ber 29. wra)pings Will be judged dur· i'ollowmg dmner, the group lwld December lB. at the llPd· made by Mr. Circle througil . The sermon will be ti tl ed. ing the evening. &dJo:.Jrn~d to thr clmrc_h parl.or wnod Inn , Belpre. Re servmions the woods to a small cave where "G iving Thanks Always," wi lh l BOOK REPOBT MAll~ ----lor the regut.ar mrelmg Wtth , muSI be made wtih Jean Pol· they learned to build and man. the Rev. Joseph ~- Kraley. The ci rcu lation report for ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Marte Chapma,n. preSI 1 ing by December 12. A com· age a campfire over which they PB'.tor Loc1, preaclung. The the ftve day week Nov. 7-11 of Mr. and Mrs. Jackte Warns· As Usual Tomorrow, Thursday, dent, m charge. r>e~ntiDns tak- , rnunication wa s also read from cooked their supper. The scout s Order of Matins y.. ·iJI be the the Meigs County Bookmoblle ley are announcing the birth of ., . en from Psalm 106 were led by ' ~ l e li a Smith. are Tim Bentz, Jeff Circle, Ed· service of the day . by Mrs. Velma Pikojji, llbrar• a 7 lb. and 9 02. son named 1 Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Allen E:!Chmger wh~. • : . . . . . dte Diddle, David Huddleston, I Even though this is not a tan , shows adult circulation, Timothy Ray. Grandparents are ~o gave tw o medJtallOns. FOI Se( ond nommatwn of orfJcers Sk ' M M.ll . M't ·I N . 1community worsh ip serv ice in 9J8 · J·uvenile circulation. 3,701: Mrs. Marsha Harrison and Mr. Th k ., .15 I Jd A ole 0r thaoks wns • tpper c ' ian, ' " ease, I I , I G0d.:; MeJ .C .J C~ we. _r.·, Our Store Willie Closed .J I:·.e an s 1 ~' le - . v ' . _ Glenn Simpson, Ca rter Smith ' the ordinary sense of thf! word. total circulation, 4,639; aver~ and Mrs. Granvil Wamsley, all "'d "For Da~ly Lt i<'. and clos. gtveo the kt tchen andh dt"mgl ·and den two scout Keith C~rcle. l e\eryone is cordially invited. age daily, 927. , of Middleport, 'Route 1 · fd w1Lh prnyer. room comm1ttees. T e trav~ · Roll call was answered with ing prize donated by Dean Bara Thanksgi\•ing thought. A nitz was awatdcd to Erna Jeslhank ,·ou . llOH· wJs rrad fromjse. ThP meeting closed in rcg~•lrs. EcirhP Smith for potted . ula r form. plant sent 10 iler. Plans ---made to remember the sh ut· ENROLLS IN CBU ins of the chur·ch at Christ· mas. Members are asked to Miss Anita Houdashelt. dau. D1·ing or SPnd homemade cook- ghter of Mrs. Annabel Houda. • JC' S to the church December 21, shell. Route 1, Minersville. has I at I 30 p.m . when the gifts will completed arrangements to enbC" prepared. ter the Colum bus Business Uni· 11 was voted to assist the versity. Miss Houdashelt is a MEN'S THERMAl KNIT Lydia Circle in serving lunch 'enior at Southern High School tn the Ohio Un;versity Wesley- and wit; enroll in the Senior ~n choir at noon December 11, Accounting Course in June of whrn they will present a Christ next year. mas concert at the worshjp FOR A MAN'S CHRISTMAS GIFT , •• CHOOSE FROM 1our. It WAs also voted to take canned goods to the church to Keep warm without extra wei111ht , , Shirts help the Circle with preparing . have long sleeve~, knitted euffs, eollar band oi Christmas baskets. . Mild buttons. Lon1 tec .pants have knitted Miss Crace Campbell. Mrs. cuffs and elastk: waist band. Thursday thru Saturday F:vcrett Thomns and Mrs. Jed " " Nov. 24·25·26 WPb~tl?'r Sr. wet·r named as "THE GREAT RACE" tJ-le- nominating committee to Technicc,Jor rPport nt tllr Dceembe r mer!· Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, lOlLI.- • • • Men's New Fall and Winter Sport Shirts ing. The next meeting wili' ~ Natalie Wood, Keenan Wynn, ' ' in solid colors and fancy patterns. ReguArthur O'Connell. Peter Falk Drrember 19 at the home of Colorcartoon: Out & Out Rout lar and button-down collars. Sizes small, medium and la rg~. Buy now for Mrs. Dwight earkrr and there Admission : 7Sc & 40c ,, . S • / W h• . /s Planned at LUtheran Ch h · ' ftll= I JOF Class Has Apnuai Dinner At Restaurant be IN POMEROY Are Open Friday 9 AM to 8 , in the evening Qnd Saturday 9 AM to 9 : in the evening 1 ' : • \-a, re M el .. ~ FOR 2-Pc. Underwear 11-=========-.i MEIGS THEATRE Campus New Style Sport Shirts will be a Shirts 99 Only each $ Pants the man on your Ltst. :ij _ c_enls ~g_ iift~~~xc~.~~an~g~e~.~i~~i~~ffi"""~ or 6 ' ' VOL XVIII NO. l$S ... , h .. ' • -· DeCISI·o n· Land ·Pitrchase . NI!:W CAR HOUSE SLIPPERS 6 1101 rol pack (HIISTaAS WIAPPIIG . ... to 10. s Sizes to H) $199 p... LUXURY BOUCLE WMW First Quality Ad11tlral IMPERIAl DUPlEX 20 NO-DEFROSTING FREElER·REFRIGERATOR MODEL ND2D79 with Automatic Ice Cube Mak11 f Only 33" Wids! • New ExciUSPJe Admirallnsutated Party Ice Butklt • 2~.0 cu. ft. of space in a cabinet only 33' wide! • Full size 13.56 cu. ft. no-defroslin& refriaerator, 1ull size, lull length nO·defro5lmg freezer with a hup 226/b. capactly! • Exclusive new "Tilt Out" juice can dispenser. • Four "bookcase" door shelves with new "swing up" retainer rails. I Removable freezer door basket, convenient aJidt oul tri vet. • Four full width freezer shelves, eutomatic lnltrior li&hts. • New Admirai''Two-Temp'' independent temperature controls. • New Admiral "Economizer Control," • Fwe fuJI '11\'idth relr1gera tor shelves (1 glide ouf). • ~lide out storage drawers for eags, fruit, and meet. • New Fngid Meal Ker: per with adjustable tempcantrcll. • Full wtdlh porcelain crisper. • Four door st1elves, lower shelf holds half pllon mltl& cartons. • Large capacity butter, cheese and dairy compartments. • New th 1 nwF~H design, super·tfflclent foam lnsuletlon. Choice oi liv!J colors. 64J1• h., 33"w., 26lJW' d. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, O. SWEATERS Exha Sheer SEAMLESS Stiffler'• mack! a sensaUonal purchase CJf over 1100 CJf lh- 111-ta+._ Bobbie :Brooks oweaters. TM purchase was made at a opeelal )~rice whieb makes it possible 1or shoppers to save over $5.00 Ob eada IW'eatw purehosed from this excellent tll"OUP .Tbla to a boucle-~ :Sroob in a luxury blend ol mohair and wool. lf1 a """"- oQio !be popular Y·necl<. Available tn whl~ bladtiDd....,., Nylons Beautiful sheer nyloe hose for Christmas giving. Choose from the season's newest s beer shades kl 400 needle micro Jnesh or flat knit. Sizes 8 '4 · 11, 2 $ 00 SHADES MEN'S HEAVY 100"/o COnON FLEECED UNEO GREY Sweat Shirts Men's heavy cotton sweat shirts with reinforced seams .. knitted eollars, eufla and bottom band .. Grey 1n lizes sinan, med .. larre and ex- large. \ $12.95 '"-v•_•_,so\e\ PAIRS FOR NEW .. Regulw SELECTIONS FROM All POINTS OF .CHRISTMAS GIFTS YOUR CHOICE OF MANY ITEMS 00 each SIZl lHE WOIII.D Jl.oOT I'LAlftE& BO~G~DOOI rir.cOI"TID I'IATIS, IIWIB,. aooma PLuiTu. VABU. Drolu;;r ft.AQUIII IAVI' AND ~~Ill, L,UIP8, CANDLI iiOLDEU, DA POTfl, CVP AND aAVCIIa. PIG 8ANil8, I'OOTID ~ COLT Sm', IEWEL&Y J!;O~ fUCBIAS, , IQ'l'1'BII AND YOUR CHOICE, (01.018 GIRLS' POPUIAI KNEE so:cls Extra , ·. .. . . . . 4 neat .• Av•Gablo ill oil !be new amir1J1 brilhl cotoro lor • fall 1114 . wtntor. BAIIBWGD . .~ SBIWI!fG TtiY!!. aA'l' &ACU, ' "''"'' Jr.Oi:ti.Y.' UQl?Ot. ·~· A88 TU1d. ~llftt 8&T, ePIC. •m. ~Jt BNDI. · - 111'1'11; . ' ., ' ., '• . . I l Pretty quilted satin bouse slip.. pers with elastic gores on sides. Your choice of blue or black in !-;izes 5 This 'new Four Bay Car Wash Is being erected on the former Swisher Coal tipple lot expects wpather conditions. SENSATIONAL · SPECW. GROUP OF THE WORI.D F•''MS lADIES' QUILTED SATIN wA~ - Johru;on. of Pome~oy is layillg up the block. This car wash will be a do-it-yourself system Similar to one m Gallipolis, accordmg to Marvin Dawson, Pomeroy one of the owners. Dawson'~ partners are Paul Simon, Pomeroy; Howard Saunders, Gallipolis, and GQido ail"91ami, Pomeroy. DeVault to have the constnlction completed in 30 days, depending OD each NOW •••' on East Main.St.lil Pometoy by John DeVault of pt, .Pl~asant. Larry 99 lAY-AWAY ' '' ' •' BEST BUYS •• SHOP EARLY ••• WARM INSULATED '1 ~ SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8--SATURDAY TIL 9-· *A GOLD STAR STORE J• ~ . '~ ' l'ierce Mn '.' •• ~ ~ ~ ~:= : . dlnne{. ~-at ibm oo".::'! in Mli!dl~ ~rlna 1 Tl\e 54th anniversary of Tl!eodorus Council, Daughters of Ameiica was observed Mon~ay' ev~ing with a covered dish ~~ICI!:en dinner preceding the regular meeting at the IOOF Hall. Three charter members, Nancy Elizabeth Campbell, Walker and Ethel Canterbury and Lucille B. Hawkins, past Slate COuncl.lor ' and Margaret Seidenabel council deputy, were seat~ at a special table at the front of the haiL They were each presented a Chri st. mas corsage made by Carrie Neulzling. Members were seated at four . e Penlaoft!oN;B~ . ~l~~ coiKIPil\-1 Mid.EastBoils \VithFerm(mt �1 •, ,I '• ' ' t f ! (' ,J ' ....... .. ~ ..... Seek !ith-Member Dally Sentinel, Pom~ -O.,M. Iii--.. Packed House is e .. ' revi' e w P Given -"'r • . ·.-,... . 1 1" -..., ., . ' ,. ~: ' . ~. i "' .-- Groza: MiSSeS Hanna"nTrace Tops Bnbcats , ,- • ' • ~. !.. l . t{ '/ <:)•t'l'f ~ ~~;-'· , : ;rc-.. ·• ;- Thr ~e, BrOwnS - 0 ~, . • Jtoocli!lown ari~~s,' llkt . bvrled I Tile odly other A , • , , • ~. holiday action] Detroit tried tb mal:efa 1 ~ UP! Sports Wrilu . , . pbe _!if,fending division _c_haliip1on , saw !he San Francisco Forty- , ol lt.ag~inst San ·~~~=i~~]' ~ l The seven-year.. ld 'Dallas· Browns 26:14. ., ·1niner~ use tile passing of Jobn 1 a half on BY' ruCK mOMAS . . ihe teariHhey said That gave the Cowboys an s-z.' Brod•e and the_ running of' Robinson's 71'-.vard ' ' The ' Hannan Trace W'ildcata, win the big ones, 1 season record to 7_z.1 for the I veteran K~n Williard to battle , for a score and a 119,yanl P'tll _ trailing 4~-41 at.lhe end of the , ehowed 'em Thursday night. ; St. Louis Cardinals and 74 lor lrom _ behmd and beal tile 1from Karl Sweetar to R111 · ll\ , The o.m,.lll ' ·Blue Devils, ALS 2-12- 26_ th.rd' perfocl' aftN' f@~~ :1"olil. \ Cleveland with Sl. Louis getlin Delr011 L1ons 4H4 al Detr01t. 1Kramer that ""t up _a one-yird ~'-~1:/lt · blbeni lila Jflddleport were warrea Lout _ Wilcox o- of lhe con~s~ r~fHed_· i,n thiiThey u,ed the se"9_0d :half.~f ;r. ~nllJ!. ln··ti• -\1-.. S\lllda . a~ The ••ctory gave San Francisco S<\Oring l>lasl by Tom Now~lzke. . 8 ThanksgiVIng .03!' .teleVISJon~ h Y.tetatl0111 ID tbe season's flnt 8--0; Nichol• :14--1; Michem fourth periOd Wednellilay lllght ·.. . - . · .. - Y ~ ~ i\1cf'Western DIVISion record ! ~ ·,o; . baaketb.U dla 1 w d at Mercerville to 11own the doubleheader to gjve a recm-t.l orne Jgalnal the ·peskY. Pt:t- .:..good for fourth place-an• I Bul · the Forty-Ni""'"tfi wm , . pay e nesdoy in 2--+-4; Jarvis 2-o-4: R. . · . standl'ng room cro-wd·- 9-1 80 ;,5, .tsbu{glt •.SteeJen 1n an -even- , d """ '" L' , " ahead '"'-14 ""· halltimA-"" twe • Prev1ew at Middl-rt ~ • ~teven·v~aJ I game• ·.-. , - ·_ rop,..-. woe •ons lo ~71• · field goals ..- b•"' Tomni•""""'' " "· Kyger Creek Sohcats 68 • 57 m ·•· spon- Coffman a-1_ 7.' Hall 0~ , . someth 1·n; to be thankful, '•or· Davis, • . IOfed by the MHS Athletic Arnold 0-0-. TOTALS 9-l_:_ the Southern Valley · Athletic ~ r C<> d ' ' Booatera before a packed house 19 " . Conference crpenei- lor Qoth after long years humiliation me From Behla In addition to the St. Louis- 27-yard interception I'UiliMI'k b) 01 fans. teams. · · "See coac•? It wasn't -the lead in . t~ Nat•o~~al l· . · \' Pittsburgh game next Sunday. I Mike ljlowdle and a 24-yara pa~ Th . Rudaod -Davis l-8-- , Yar- For the wllocats ·_ or· . ,t;:<>ach bad lack after all!" Football League's Wild Easte'rn4.KNICK Nl~t:ll Green Bay 18-21 VISits th• i from Brodie to Dave .Jopay. 2 •N Blue DeVIls won 35-19 brough I-H· Weber ~o- Paul Dillon it was tlreir· $econd Division scramble, · ; _ . [ · Nll:W·. '(ORK . (UPI) -New Minri~sota Vikings as Six-point They pulled away in -lhe las! ;• r orth Gallla, Southern was Kttorr l-8-- · 'Drenner o-2-3: CO!iseeutlve win. They beat the NFL Slandlu · · 1York i(nicl< farw'lmt Willis Reed llilvor1tes m a bid to hold or I half on a Brodie-to Dave <!Parks 2 _ 1" ·19 over Warren Local of TOTALS _;_ · Alumni 118-56 ta~t : Satur~ {]Ill ed Danny Vrllanueva klfked • will rffl'!s· wn 1ghl's g!l!n~ at fallen the~r one-game lad over 45-yard pass, a 32-yard lim Ill' 3 11Bradhur• I • nig~t. 0i*ch Johnny· Wickline's 8 y WYIIIhU!Pgton County, and lhe Middleport~ Pr..~ lllel'llllional Cowhoy club record four field Cleveland With the Cincmna!l Baltimore 17-31; and Ballmwre , Kopay and a one-yard run Ill' e ow Jackets 20 I , ......,... K ·c k Bob astern lviaion goals lro_m the II, 21, 12_and 13 Royals ana ·s~"nlay·~ encoun h_osts Los Angeles 16-51 and wit' I Gary Lewis........ ·, woo · I over , 2: w. Davis 0-~: B. Davis 0yger ree calli are now w. L. T,· Pet. , yard 1mes an d banriy Don ter here against "'" the •Baltimore •r .-. I "" an e~ghl-poinl chotce :~ Rutland. Tbe .. 1-G-2; D. Nelson 3-lHI· .G. . · · · . Dallas. 8 2 1 ,lllll) Meredllh got through the B"liets because of an ·m)Ured widen their 1!-2-game leRd over wmners were , never Sauer 2-tl--4· Butcher 2-H Score fiy Quarters: St LouiS 7 2 I .778 Cleve Ian d defense, whicH had ankle. • NHL Standings pressed, although in the open- TOTALS 9-2-,••. . Kvger Creek 12 17 18 18--57 . R.-ed was sent back to I lhe third-place Rams in key er Galli II d "" ' Cleveland 7 4 0 636 plucked off four of his passes N y k f D I games . By United Press fnteraatlonal G po s an North Officials- Blilter and Vaugh- Hannan Trace 15 211 I 23-66 Philadelphia 6 5 0 .545 1the last time the met for ew or rom etrml where . tha ·a - it was more than an ~YGER CREEK 157) Washinglon 5 I 0 .455 out of 24 pas?es. Meredith :h• ~"'~~s s~lfered a 118 . 110 ' Elsewhere, the Chicago Bears • W. L.. t. PI' 0 _r~~ ~il~~~et,be::e ~~yhodthye Spaul~mg _2-:H;_ Hail 9-5 Pittsburgh 3 6 1 .333 engineered 86 and 7 2-yard · ~ghss t e JStons Wednesday 13-5-21 entertain the upstarl l' h .. -23, Grose ~1.,..'9, l!radbl){y New York 1 B 1 m · ' · Atlanla Falconr 11-91 as 17-pomt Ch' 9 3 'z 10 5 3 7 17 Rig leap, Rutland managed on,__a-:1; \lliile )~: Eblin Atlanla 1 9 0 choices, and thP slruggiing New I' Torlroangtoo 5 6 5 15 iy three field goals in II minI s· 2 2-tl TOTALS :1'0-11---51 . utes of play against the Middy I ' -HANNAN TRACE (Hi . W08tero Division New York s s .s 1u defenses. Daniels 5--4-14; Cremeens W. L T. Pet. !9-poinl odds Boston 6 8' ' I 13 410 '' 210 Southern, against Warren I0--8--26; Wise 0--4?4:; Pugh GreeR Bay 8 2 o .800 ' I Montreal Local, perfonned near fiawies"' 2-0---1: Bickel 1-1-3: Mullins llaltimore 7 3 0 .7001 Threp To Go ! Detrmt ly Coach Craynor 3--4-LO: ·watson 1--'-5; TOT· Los San Francl<co 2 y558 .. -Tommy -- • . boysas com!llltted only Slone's ALS 2Z-2Z--411 Angeles !5 54 O }4' I NEW YORK !UP!) P~t~· I\O!le to tHird and RBI king 11~e Cowboys , VIctory was I Thursday's Resulla ·· sonal fool th t _one per. BIG JOHN HOT . ' Ch' · Helms, whose .bajling· ~ieuls Deron JQhn•on ·from -lhird bast~ only lhe second in 13 tries Ch1cago 5 Montreal 0 3 5 . 2 ·375 forced lhe Cinclnrlai1' Rf<ls to to the outfieid. two minu~s : co~g With . BOSTON (UPI) - John Rav· . . . , I 1 ~a~o againsl the Browns and HI Boston e Detroit 3 ._ 4 7 t . · :: completely re~iign their 1e- , Helms, ;~~1'·~~\.. ,d\'1 _J\81 las I aveng<d an earlier 30.21 debacle ' !Onl; games scheduled _1 "'r~~ in ~~~ hcek scored 16 final period !~~~e 0High,' :::~p~~~~tta~~ ~!;esola second and fin~ape 3 6 1 teams played tw · points to spark the Bostnn Gel· th f penth lod , . , · 1fense, today w~s· ;elected the , Jon• 111 ~ h.,,... . Rlll!~'s &>·Cleveland. It Jell Dallas with 32 1 on1y o quart. tics to a l2.'J.l03 grudge VIC · to- ry tory e our per High or aIn the "" vtcNatJOnal . . of· the__r ijiltlqg 1i• ., '"' • t:"'mark_ \""':•l'!· etliy · ers. over South. th \ Thursday's Resutls League's rmlk~e declUl at threl' games t• play- at home. CYCLISTS REINSTATED- • 36 Larry Mitchell, the 11-0 Junior ove~ the Sl. Lows Hawks Wed- annual City Championship foot- . San Fra~cisco 41 Detroit 14 year for 1966 ~Y a· niatiJ!'Iti', ~-thir'd blse so lbe Reds shifted where they have~'l been bealen 1 . for-Ward of t"e Bi De . nes ay mght. b II ••m Dallas 26 Cleveland 14 vote. . h1m - ba~k lo second line lh1S year. agams, Sl. Lou" and , GENEVA, SWitzerland (UP!) ,, ue VIS aHalfbacks ... e. Larry Zelina and I0 nIY gam.. scheduled· . agamst . sIx"or ... 1 top. ped all scorers of the ev;,lng The 25 year old Helms who : installed .Helm~ at thJrd The was h'mgl?n an d a .fimale on lhc - su~penSions ••• with sb field goals and three MUSKINGUM SEVENTH ' ... Bill Rini scored two touchdowns Sunday's Games starred ai both second and third i change had hltle •ffect "n , road agamsl Ihe Giants. I s top cycl..ts -RUdl free throws lor IS points. NEW YORK IUf>IJ - Mus· apiece and quarterback _ Jim Atlanta al Chicago , bases !of lhe Reds during 0 ; Helms, who .linished his fre•h· l Meredith. often a !oral poinl Tht scormg: kingl)um Colleg~ of . New Con· Betts threw two touchdown Los Angeles al Baltimore I diSmal season, received. l.l of a I ~an_ campatgn .With . a ·284 of dertsion from Cowboy fan> Molle and Jean Pouldt4or • GllllflloUI ·-MilcbeU 6-3-15; cord, Ohloih, which f1mshed Its passes to lead the Benedictine New York al Washington . possible 20 votes m balivtm~ ~,a~'f'g average, Including mne until this year, hil five-for·five ha e been J'fted by th 1 1 1 • " , R. Gdkey ~R . season Wl a 9.0 record was attack p· t b h S Lo . co d ted t. th. · -,,I .orne runs and 49 runs batted w · th h' hd · v - ande . J . , ya1 .--..-~' li ted th' k , . . Jt s urg at t. "" , n uc Y . e . .aseboll i dl p'( lli i <'t that ih' d . , _m e c me mg touc own International Cycling Union . Dav""!on 1-1-3; Ford H ~ . ~wee thas ~~:h, w1th Only games scheduled) ' Writers Association of America ' .~s '-~ !J~ 1 hi~ was a , dr~ve, capped by Don Perkins' :he case againsl them was ~: C<>rileD 1--&-2; Gilmore pom ' 10 • 01 Press HUSKERS UPSET -. to lhree lor runn~r~p Simny l . ~ range P - on or · m. IIO.yard scoot through the right .. 1 1 sed" · TOTALS 15-6-35, SMALL College The sweet'•ip of Sugar Bowl NBA Sl ndl Jack'son ol Housion. ' ·' ·,_..: ,_,__. side. and he lossed a scoring for orth GIIIJa _ Garrett _ ra ngs.. nectar turned to a b1tter taste . a ngs . · . · · ' .__. ¥-'OUS ": .-''!'r' 0 - fl!• :•·~~'QJ'Ia six-yard swmg pass to Dan b · 1 9-ll; 0: MitcbeU - ~· Ha • Two other Ohm schools, Wit- of defeat lor Nebraska Thanks- · By United Press Joternatlonal Tito Fuentes of San FranciS- League rook~e oj the year• Reeves ,1to su mit to ~ope _tests after the er 1-G-2; Skiamore .:._ tenberg and Defiance, were list- giving Day and killed all Eastern Division I co, like Jackson ~ shortstop. 1949 Don Newcombe. Brooklvn _ · ....: _ __ world ~a-~p~~~P'· 1 1 Payne 1-1-3; TOTALS _ll_:_ ed _as receJVmg four or more chances 1he Cornhuskers had W. L· Pet. drew lwo votes wh1le outfielder 1950 Sam Jelhroe. Boston 4 11 ~mts, but were unranked, San for claims to the nalional Philadelphia 16 2 .llt!1J Cleon Jones of the New York 1951 Willie Mays, New York D1ego State, with a 9.0 record, college football title. Boston 14 2 .71151Mets. catcher Handy Hundley of l l952 Joe Black, Brooklyn Solllbera _ Condiff 3- -8· continued- to ieod the coaches' Nebraska, riding the crest of Cincinnali 8 g .471 lhe Ch1cago Cubs and pitcher l 1953 Junior Gilliam, Brnokiyn Beegle · 8--1-1; Walfbrown3 ~ poll w1lh 336 pomts. a 19-game winning streak and New York 9 11 .450 Larry Jaster of _St. LoUJSI 1954 Wally Moon. Sl. Louis ,__2; Diddle 8--1-1: Grueser selected to meet Alabama in the Baltimore 4 17 .1110 receiVed one vote ap1ece. J l955 Bill Virdon, St. Louis 3-4-U; . Proffitt ,_ -3. TOT. WINS CITY TITLE . . Sugar Bowl classic, was dropped II was apparent during spring , 1956 Frank Robmson. Ci~. 1 CLEVELAND (UP!) - Bene. from the rankl of the perfect WeStern Division trammg thai Helms, who was a 1957 Jack Sanford, Phila. W. L. Pet. conSistent .300 hitter in triple A 1958 Orlando Cepeda. SF. ,. San Francisco 13 8 .619 ball,- was a major league hitter, 1959 Willie McCovey . S.F. St. Louis 9 I .52& the problem -wao where 1o play J,?!lO Frflll~·ard . L.A. Detroit 9 11 .450 ' hill\. ,. - -- !!161 . ' a'" · -,..,•.,.l ..',c· .: 1 Ul)' \.-1~0 ... . ' ' Los Angeles 6 12 .333 Change P•lslions 11162 Ken Hubbs. Chicago I Chicago 7 15 318 Helms, a nalive ol Charlottt, 1963 Pe1e Rose, Cincinnati Thuroday's Results N.C., was al second base when j 1!164 R1chie Allen . Philadelphia ~ 1 Philadelphia t40 San Fran 123 the season opened, having 1965 J>m Lefebvre, L.A. Boston 101 Sl. Loms 78 pushe_<f_all-s lar second baseman 1966 Tommy Helms. Cindnnal' (Only games scheduled) Qy ED Ffi.l!'_ . •' .. · I I of IOLA~S-' ••I I Ill . 10 100 srno...t :,oo I Brle • ~s R d T ' ' . .u·· J N d e s ommy . _ · e ms ame NL 'R k· • · £ h y ' s 00 ~;~nG/:.~~· .~~-~~~ .~~;: !~'~i ' _le 0 t e ear "I 1 • 1 wo~id ~:!~f~sk:~cj~1~ ~~:~til,c~:~ 1 ::Al~~tlon:l ~-3. )Wiult ho.~Ji~,"~O)!~,J'-':i'P-1) ,r~P;~ n~':.~es~s~~ded. ~~usi~; _f, ELECTRIC __ DISHWASHER fan.~··'· it washes it rinses it dries I , ,. 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Hy of Lajolla, Calli., inove Into today's second round of the -, Classic .Golf Tournament os oo-feadm at 65. The Dakbourne Country Club I couru took • poundliig Thurs· I day as 61 pros and one BlJlllleur 1 linlsbed below plf ~ ·· .581 percentage. '' . .,' . sl • SUNBEAM. We dlliY•r frH 1o 3 I 231 6 Z Zit \ ~ I 19 7 2 16 U 4 THREE JIONOJlS Chicago (UPI) Purdue ., quarterback 11\ib Gl;fele • won three Big Ten s~tlcal titlespassing. •mrilJ& ..mii91~L', lense - durinl tbe 11166 ~;:d conferea~ statistics re ' Thursday revealed. , Griese led the league In a\:or- ".• iog with 88 points, Ioiii olftjue, I 1,387 yards,: !!Ill!-· IIP~na. yards. He lL 'elltnPiettd , passes of 152 attempts · (lit ON RT- 7 IN MIDDLEPORT CLOSEST THING TO . LARGE The MARTIN RESTAURANT JUST .· ' AT eChMter . . '. II 9 9 7 2 minute field goal. 16 INCH t Hershey Quebec Baltimore Springfield Providence •·W08tem Dlvlsloa I W. L. T. PI• • Rochester 10 5 I 21 i Pittsburgh 7 6 3 17 Buffalo 12 3 11 Cleveland 5 8 I II Thursday's Results Providence 8 Buffalo 4 Baltimore 3 Spdngtield 0 Rochester 14 Cleveland 6 (Only games scheduled) ALL TOYS AT ....... Three Wild new Ba.tra,Cfadils are here. And ... Eastern Divi!lioa W. L· T. PIS l ( ' I' .' ~ · t~ ~ I · ' I '· ' ,, �1 •, ,I '• ' ' t f ! (' ,J ' ....... .. ~ ..... Seek !ith-Member Dally Sentinel, Pom~ -O.,M. Iii--.. Packed House is e .. ' revi' e w P Given -"'r • . ·.-,... . 1 1" -..., ., . ' ,. ~: ' . ~. i "' .-- Groza: MiSSeS Hanna"nTrace Tops Bnbcats , ,- • ' • ~. !.. l . t{ '/ <:)•t'l'f ~ ~~;-'· , : ;rc-.. ·• ;- Thr ~e, BrOwnS - 0 ~, . • Jtoocli!lown ari~~s,' llkt . bvrled I Tile odly other A , • , , • ~. holiday action] Detroit tried tb mal:efa 1 ~ UP! Sports Wrilu . , . pbe _!if,fending division _c_haliip1on , saw !he San Francisco Forty- , ol lt.ag~inst San ·~~~=i~~]' ~ l The seven-year.. ld 'Dallas· Browns 26:14. ., ·1niner~ use tile passing of Jobn 1 a half on BY' ruCK mOMAS . . ihe teariHhey said That gave the Cowboys an s-z.' Brod•e and the_ running of' Robinson's 71'-.vard ' ' The ' Hannan Trace W'ildcata, win the big ones, 1 season record to 7_z.1 for the I veteran K~n Williard to battle , for a score and a 119,yanl P'tll _ trailing 4~-41 at.lhe end of the , ehowed 'em Thursday night. ; St. Louis Cardinals and 74 lor lrom _ behmd and beal tile 1from Karl Sweetar to R111 · ll\ , The o.m,.lll ' ·Blue Devils, ALS 2-12- 26_ th.rd' perfocl' aftN' f@~~ :1"olil. \ Cleveland with Sl. Louis getlin Delr011 L1ons 4H4 al Detr01t. 1Kramer that ""t up _a one-yird ~'-~1:/lt · blbeni lila Jflddleport were warrea Lout _ Wilcox o- of lhe con~s~ r~fHed_· i,n thiiThey u,ed the se"9_0d :half.~f ;r. ~nllJ!. ln··ti• -\1-.. S\lllda . a~ The ••ctory gave San Francisco S<\Oring l>lasl by Tom Now~lzke. . 8 ThanksgiVIng .03!' .teleVISJon~ h Y.tetatl0111 ID tbe season's flnt 8--0; Nichol• :14--1; Michem fourth periOd Wednellilay lllght ·.. . - . · .. - Y ~ ~ i\1cf'Western DIVISion record ! ~ ·,o; . baaketb.U dla 1 w d at Mercerville to 11own the doubleheader to gjve a recm-t.l orne Jgalnal the ·peskY. Pt:t- .:..good for fourth place-an• I Bul · the Forty-Ni""'"tfi wm , . pay e nesdoy in 2--+-4; Jarvis 2-o-4: R. . · . standl'ng room cro-wd·- 9-1 80 ;,5, .tsbu{glt •.SteeJen 1n an -even- , d """ '" L' , " ahead '"'-14 ""· halltimA-"" twe • Prev1ew at Middl-rt ~ • ~teven·v~aJ I game• ·.-. , - ·_ rop,..-. woe •ons lo ~71• · field goals ..- b•"' Tomni•""""'' " "· Kyger Creek Sohcats 68 • 57 m ·•· spon- Coffman a-1_ 7.' Hall 0~ , . someth 1·n; to be thankful, '•or· Davis, • . IOfed by the MHS Athletic Arnold 0-0-. TOTALS 9-l_:_ the Southern Valley · Athletic ~ r C<> d ' ' Booatera before a packed house 19 " . Conference crpenei- lor Qoth after long years humiliation me From Behla In addition to the St. Louis- 27-yard interception I'UiliMI'k b) 01 fans. teams. · · "See coac•? It wasn't -the lead in . t~ Nat•o~~al l· . · \' Pittsburgh game next Sunday. I Mike ljlowdle and a 24-yara pa~ Th . Rudaod -Davis l-8-- , Yar- For the wllocats ·_ or· . ,t;:<>ach bad lack after all!" Football League's Wild Easte'rn4.KNICK Nl~t:ll Green Bay 18-21 VISits th• i from Brodie to Dave .Jopay. 2 •N Blue DeVIls won 35-19 brough I-H· Weber ~o- Paul Dillon it was tlreir· $econd Division scramble, · ; _ . [ · Nll:W·. '(ORK . (UPI) -New Minri~sota Vikings as Six-point They pulled away in -lhe las! ;• r orth Gallla, Southern was Kttorr l-8-- · 'Drenner o-2-3: CO!iseeutlve win. They beat the NFL Slandlu · · 1York i(nicl< farw'lmt Willis Reed llilvor1tes m a bid to hold or I half on a Brodie-to Dave <!Parks 2 _ 1" ·19 over Warren Local of TOTALS _;_ · Alumni 118-56 ta~t : Satur~ {]Ill ed Danny Vrllanueva klfked • will rffl'!s· wn 1ghl's g!l!n~ at fallen the~r one-game lad over 45-yard pass, a 32-yard lim Ill' 3 11Bradhur• I • nig~t. 0i*ch Johnny· Wickline's 8 y WYIIIhU!Pgton County, and lhe Middleport~ Pr..~ lllel'llllional Cowhoy club record four field Cleveland With the Cincmna!l Baltimore 17-31; and Ballmwre , Kopay and a one-yard run Ill' e ow Jackets 20 I , ......,... K ·c k Bob astern lviaion goals lro_m the II, 21, 12_and 13 Royals ana ·s~"nlay·~ encoun h_osts Los Angeles 16-51 and wit' I Gary Lewis........ ·, woo · I over , 2: w. Davis 0-~: B. Davis 0yger ree calli are now w. L. T,· Pet. , yard 1mes an d banriy Don ter here against "'" the •Baltimore •r .-. I "" an e~ghl-poinl chotce :~ Rutland. Tbe .. 1-G-2; D. Nelson 3-lHI· .G. . · · · . Dallas. 8 2 1 ,lllll) Meredllh got through the B"liets because of an ·m)Ured widen their 1!-2-game leRd over wmners were , never Sauer 2-tl--4· Butcher 2-H Score fiy Quarters: St LouiS 7 2 I .778 Cleve Ian d defense, whicH had ankle. • NHL Standings pressed, although in the open- TOTALS 9-2-,••. . Kvger Creek 12 17 18 18--57 . R.-ed was sent back to I lhe third-place Rams in key er Galli II d "" ' Cleveland 7 4 0 636 plucked off four of his passes N y k f D I games . By United Press fnteraatlonal G po s an North Officials- Blilter and Vaugh- Hannan Trace 15 211 I 23-66 Philadelphia 6 5 0 .545 1the last time the met for ew or rom etrml where . tha ·a - it was more than an ~YGER CREEK 157) Washinglon 5 I 0 .455 out of 24 pas?es. Meredith :h• ~"'~~s s~lfered a 118 . 110 ' Elsewhere, the Chicago Bears • W. L.. t. PI' 0 _r~~ ~il~~~et,be::e ~~yhodthye Spaul~mg _2-:H;_ Hail 9-5 Pittsburgh 3 6 1 .333 engineered 86 and 7 2-yard · ~ghss t e JStons Wednesday 13-5-21 entertain the upstarl l' h .. -23, Grose ~1.,..'9, l!radbl){y New York 1 B 1 m · ' · Atlanla Falconr 11-91 as 17-pomt Ch' 9 3 'z 10 5 3 7 17 Rig leap, Rutland managed on,__a-:1; \lliile )~: Eblin Atlanla 1 9 0 choices, and thP slruggiing New I' Torlroangtoo 5 6 5 15 iy three field goals in II minI s· 2 2-tl TOTALS :1'0-11---51 . utes of play against the Middy I ' -HANNAN TRACE (Hi . W08tero Division New York s s .s 1u defenses. Daniels 5--4-14; Cremeens W. L T. Pet. !9-poinl odds Boston 6 8' ' I 13 410 '' 210 Southern, against Warren I0--8--26; Wise 0--4?4:; Pugh GreeR Bay 8 2 o .800 ' I Montreal Local, perfonned near fiawies"' 2-0---1: Bickel 1-1-3: Mullins llaltimore 7 3 0 .7001 Threp To Go ! Detrmt ly Coach Craynor 3--4-LO: ·watson 1--'-5; TOT· Los San Francl<co 2 y558 .. -Tommy -- • . boysas com!llltted only Slone's ALS 2Z-2Z--411 Angeles !5 54 O }4' I NEW YORK !UP!) P~t~· I\O!le to tHird and RBI king 11~e Cowboys , VIctory was I Thursday's Resulla ·· sonal fool th t _one per. BIG JOHN HOT . ' Ch' · Helms, whose .bajling· ~ieuls Deron JQhn•on ·from -lhird bast~ only lhe second in 13 tries Ch1cago 5 Montreal 0 3 5 . 2 ·375 forced lhe Cinclnrlai1' Rf<ls to to the outfieid. two minu~s : co~g With . BOSTON (UPI) - John Rav· . . . , I 1 ~a~o againsl the Browns and HI Boston e Detroit 3 ._ 4 7 t . · :: completely re~iign their 1e- , Helms, ;~~1'·~~\.. ,d\'1 _J\81 las I aveng<d an earlier 30.21 debacle ' !Onl; games scheduled _1 "'r~~ in ~~~ hcek scored 16 final period !~~~e 0High,' :::~p~~~~tta~~ ~!;esola second and fin~ape 3 6 1 teams played tw · points to spark the Bostnn Gel· th f penth lod , . , · 1fense, today w~s· ;elected the , Jon• 111 ~ h.,,... . Rlll!~'s &>·Cleveland. It Jell Dallas with 32 1 on1y o quart. tics to a l2.'J.l03 grudge VIC · to- ry tory e our per High or aIn the "" vtcNatJOnal . . of· the__r ijiltlqg 1i• ., '"' • t:"'mark_ \""':•l'!· etliy · ers. over South. th \ Thursday's Resutls League's rmlk~e declUl at threl' games t• play- at home. CYCLISTS REINSTATED- • 36 Larry Mitchell, the 11-0 Junior ove~ the Sl. Lows Hawks Wed- annual City Championship foot- . San Fra~cisco 41 Detroit 14 year for 1966 ~Y a· niatiJ!'Iti', ~-thir'd blse so lbe Reds shifted where they have~'l been bealen 1 . for-Ward of t"e Bi De . nes ay mght. b II ••m Dallas 26 Cleveland 14 vote. . h1m - ba~k lo second line lh1S year. agams, Sl. Lou" and , GENEVA, SWitzerland (UP!) ,, ue VIS aHalfbacks ... e. Larry Zelina and I0 nIY gam.. scheduled· . agamst . sIx"or ... 1 top. ped all scorers of the ev;,lng The 25 year old Helms who : installed .Helm~ at thJrd The was h'mgl?n an d a .fimale on lhc - su~penSions ••• with sb field goals and three MUSKINGUM SEVENTH ' ... Bill Rini scored two touchdowns Sunday's Games starred ai both second and third i change had hltle •ffect "n , road agamsl Ihe Giants. I s top cycl..ts -RUdl free throws lor IS points. NEW YORK IUf>IJ - Mus· apiece and quarterback _ Jim Atlanta al Chicago , bases !of lhe Reds during 0 ; Helms, who .linished his fre•h· l Meredith. often a !oral poinl Tht scormg: kingl)um Colleg~ of . New Con· Betts threw two touchdown Los Angeles al Baltimore I diSmal season, received. l.l of a I ~an_ campatgn .With . a ·284 of dertsion from Cowboy fan> Molle and Jean Pouldt4or • GllllflloUI ·-MilcbeU 6-3-15; cord, Ohloih, which f1mshed Its passes to lead the Benedictine New York al Washington . possible 20 votes m balivtm~ ~,a~'f'g average, Including mne until this year, hil five-for·five ha e been J'fted by th 1 1 1 • " , R. Gdkey ~R . season Wl a 9.0 record was attack p· t b h S Lo . co d ted t. th. · -,,I .orne runs and 49 runs batted w · th h' hd · v - ande . J . , ya1 .--..-~' li ted th' k , . . Jt s urg at t. "" , n uc Y . e . .aseboll i dl p'( lli i <'t that ih' d . , _m e c me mg touc own International Cycling Union . Dav""!on 1-1-3; Ford H ~ . ~wee thas ~~:h, w1th Only games scheduled) ' Writers Association of America ' .~s '-~ !J~ 1 hi~ was a , dr~ve, capped by Don Perkins' :he case againsl them was ~: C<>rileD 1--&-2; Gilmore pom ' 10 • 01 Press HUSKERS UPSET -. to lhree lor runn~r~p Simny l . ~ range P - on or · m. IIO.yard scoot through the right .. 1 1 sed" · TOTALS 15-6-35, SMALL College The sweet'•ip of Sugar Bowl NBA Sl ndl Jack'son ol Housion. ' ·' ·,_..: ,_,__. side. and he lossed a scoring for orth GIIIJa _ Garrett _ ra ngs.. nectar turned to a b1tter taste . a ngs . · . · · ' .__. ¥-'OUS ": .-''!'r' 0 - fl!• :•·~~'QJ'Ia six-yard swmg pass to Dan b · 1 9-ll; 0: MitcbeU - ~· Ha • Two other Ohm schools, Wit- of defeat lor Nebraska Thanks- · By United Press Joternatlonal Tito Fuentes of San FranciS- League rook~e oj the year• Reeves ,1to su mit to ~ope _tests after the er 1-G-2; Skiamore .:._ tenberg and Defiance, were list- giving Day and killed all Eastern Division I co, like Jackson ~ shortstop. 1949 Don Newcombe. Brooklvn _ · ....: _ __ world ~a-~p~~~P'· 1 1 Payne 1-1-3; TOTALS _ll_:_ ed _as receJVmg four or more chances 1he Cornhuskers had W. L· Pet. drew lwo votes wh1le outfielder 1950 Sam Jelhroe. Boston 4 11 ~mts, but were unranked, San for claims to the nalional Philadelphia 16 2 .llt!1J Cleon Jones of the New York 1951 Willie Mays, New York D1ego State, with a 9.0 record, college football title. Boston 14 2 .71151Mets. catcher Handy Hundley of l l952 Joe Black, Brooklyn Solllbera _ Condiff 3- -8· continued- to ieod the coaches' Nebraska, riding the crest of Cincinnali 8 g .471 lhe Ch1cago Cubs and pitcher l 1953 Junior Gilliam, Brnokiyn Beegle · 8--1-1; Walfbrown3 ~ poll w1lh 336 pomts. a 19-game winning streak and New York 9 11 .450 Larry Jaster of _St. LoUJSI 1954 Wally Moon. Sl. Louis ,__2; Diddle 8--1-1: Grueser selected to meet Alabama in the Baltimore 4 17 .1110 receiVed one vote ap1ece. J l955 Bill Virdon, St. Louis 3-4-U; . Proffitt ,_ -3. TOT. WINS CITY TITLE . . Sugar Bowl classic, was dropped II was apparent during spring , 1956 Frank Robmson. Ci~. 1 CLEVELAND (UP!) - Bene. from the rankl of the perfect WeStern Division trammg thai Helms, who was a 1957 Jack Sanford, Phila. W. L. Pet. conSistent .300 hitter in triple A 1958 Orlando Cepeda. SF. ,. San Francisco 13 8 .619 ball,- was a major league hitter, 1959 Willie McCovey . S.F. St. Louis 9 I .52& the problem -wao where 1o play J,?!lO Frflll~·ard . L.A. Detroit 9 11 .450 ' hill\. ,. - -- !!161 . ' a'" · -,..,•.,.l ..',c· .: 1 Ul)' \.-1~0 ... . ' ' Los Angeles 6 12 .333 Change P•lslions 11162 Ken Hubbs. Chicago I Chicago 7 15 318 Helms, a nalive ol Charlottt, 1963 Pe1e Rose, Cincinnati Thuroday's Results N.C., was al second base when j 1!164 R1chie Allen . Philadelphia ~ 1 Philadelphia t40 San Fran 123 the season opened, having 1965 J>m Lefebvre, L.A. Boston 101 Sl. Loms 78 pushe_<f_all-s lar second baseman 1966 Tommy Helms. Cindnnal' (Only games scheduled) Qy ED Ffi.l!'_ . •' .. · I I of IOLA~S-' ••I I Ill . 10 100 srno...t :,oo I Brle • ~s R d T ' ' . .u·· J N d e s ommy . _ · e ms ame NL 'R k· • · £ h y ' s 00 ~;~nG/:.~~· .~~-~~~ .~~;: !~'~i ' _le 0 t e ear "I 1 • 1 wo~id ~:!~f~sk:~cj~1~ ~~:~til,c~:~ 1 ::Al~~tlon:l ~-3. )Wiult ho.~Ji~,"~O)!~,J'-':i'P-1) ,r~P;~ n~':.~es~s~~ded. ~~usi~; _f, ELECTRIC __ DISHWASHER fan.~··'· it washes it rinses it dries I , ,. I BOYS r AHL StaDdfngs By United Press lntemational ' ! SIZE 10-3 I $5.99 pr. Roush's Shoes._ ...:.. :::::!@ WH.OLESALE. PRICES l GIRLS and BO-YS .BI-CYClES.. F~finDiNING ,... . ,WI.IIILITZII ' by ..· SJB' 88 • ' $TAND.IID . ... "t~IH ~ . . ~ . -~~,. ' , .,Of!JII , tMGII i :;' " . " • lUND$ : ' ' CANDLE LIGHT SUNDAY EVENING - j"f , I NEW A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOM! th1 following town•: eMaeon eR~lno •M1ddioport eChtthfro eH..._ I Rutland ii .. ·• !H ' ' ' t•ll:"'"" ~~tt~ f' ._...,,._., , •• ,.,. . _.. .,... .~ ..,., ... ,, . $ $ _ . ... "' * ~ ·l ro# -o ~H .. ... . -t, ~ .... .., ~ ~ - • t• ... ...,............. ""'·r ·· • · • . • ·• --• . •lit "'~' •· • , ,, * . 1 ~ Thursday when Oklahoma beat the Huskers lo-t on ·a last . . . ... DELUXE ~ ·' '. - ·- ~ ~44'-8 , · • ·' , • • •r STUB ANIMllS CAJUN CLASSIC UNDERWAY LAFAYETI'E, La. (UPII Closely pursued by a pack of I players showing lillie respect 1 for par, Burt Yancey of 1 Pblladelphia and Chuck t:ourt. ! Hy of Lajolla, Calli., inove Into today's second round of the -, Classic .Golf Tournament os oo-feadm at 65. The Dakbourne Country Club I couru took • poundliig Thurs· I day as 61 pros and one BlJlllleur 1 linlsbed below plf ~ ·· .581 percentage. '' . .,' . sl • SUNBEAM. We dlliY•r frH 1o 3 I 231 6 Z Zit \ ~ I 19 7 2 16 U 4 THREE JIONOJlS Chicago (UPI) Purdue ., quarterback 11\ib Gl;fele • won three Big Ten s~tlcal titlespassing. •mrilJ& ..mii91~L', lense - durinl tbe 11166 ~;:d conferea~ statistics re ' Thursday revealed. , Griese led the league In a\:or- ".• iog with 88 points, Ioiii olftjue, I 1,387 yards,: !!Ill!-· IIP~na. yards. He lL 'elltnPiettd , passes of 152 attempts · (lit ON RT- 7 IN MIDDLEPORT CLOSEST THING TO . LARGE The MARTIN RESTAURANT JUST .· ' AT eChMter . . '. II 9 9 7 2 minute field goal. 16 INCH t Hershey Quebec Baltimore Springfield Providence •·W08tem Dlvlsloa I W. L. T. PI• • Rochester 10 5 I 21 i Pittsburgh 7 6 3 17 Buffalo 12 3 11 Cleveland 5 8 I II Thursday's Results Providence 8 Buffalo 4 Baltimore 3 Spdngtield 0 Rochester 14 Cleveland 6 (Only games scheduled) ALL TOYS AT ....... Three Wild new Ba.tra,Cfadils are here. And ... Eastern Divi!lioa W. L· T. PIS l ( ' I' .' ~ · t~ ~ I · ' I '· ' ,, �" ') ..I I r •• Gift~'flil( falc~n To ·' ' .. ' • ,. ,,'' • • ;, . :~ 'j • •' • •. ;.,~ ··USE THE LAY AWAY. PLAN·· SMALL DEPOSIT RE~ER.VE$ .. ; • ' . I ' , r. . ; ' , ' , '••·' ·~,~ • 1 : , , ,' 16"•20"·24" ,lftll26'! Mill"- l'er ~oy~& .Girl•· Of AIIAgn Stltct Youn Now or Lay•way Ptr Chrt.tlllil CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE IN NO TIMEI BRW itDWE. & LEATHIR SUPPLY r Ph.9922774 ~ .. '.J.' Pom•roy '.. • ' Be Watching For Our CHRISTMAS OPENING A Wonderland Cream Diamond Rinas of Christmas Merchandise. HIS ... YOURS! Share the magic of your wedding day with matching rings from Arlcarved. Each lovelY desl&n is the proud product of ll :, years of fine jewelry craftsmanship. Models illpstraled : Corsican- llis: $29.50; Yours: $27.50. Other Arl Carved wedding rings from $0. We Will Be Ready Soon. LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday· they'll tell their kids about this Christmas . .. their first ChrjstlnJis in love I How a Lane Cedar Chest beoame a home · she 111d her love could share before marriage-storing pre:wedding loot and talk· ing furniture plans. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweet· heart Chests start at $49.95. See our complete colleclion at · GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy Dudley's FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport 59 N. 2nd Ave. AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY GIVE HIM NUNN-BUSH SHOES! J Whether he chooses his footwear for style, for com· fort or from a deep sense of thrift, he knows Nunn· Hush Shoes are a really superior buy. Show him how much you really care-give him Nunn-Bush Shoes. If you're not sure of his size our gift certificate is the perfect answer. It lets him select the style he prefers. From $!9.95. · · Why not give the ultimate in light-weight comfort and good looks to the important people in yo ur life? HUSII PUPPIES! r 1 shoes come in a variety of sty I., and colors for men, women and children. Sizes and widths ~ange from toddler size 2 to _giant size 16. Tru~ . ly the g1ft to make you important in the eyes of those · who mean the most to you. Prices from children'a $5.99 to about $15.00 for golf and specialty shoes. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy WY 2·5560 THE SHOE BOX, Middleport N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon OD Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy You Meat The Nicest P110plo On A WOMEN'S ' HONDA (rFD~lf ANGEL TREADS ;: .TIMEX THE GIFT PERFECT WATCH Deluze TOUCH & SEW' ••wing machine. l!!J....! deluxe cle•k. •ewing bench and oewiDK book. L TIMEX.:...aturlng stainless steel backs, unbreakable main~pri~~ , .and sbock ..resistant. There Is a Tim,x.... , " watch fof every one ~n your list Men's, women's and children's, $6.95 up. & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy FREE TURKEY 2 Dr. !lard Top. Beaulltul Ill whitt finllh with Ill vinyl bucket seals. It bU 4 1p. 1hlft and V8 perfortlllnce, Ema clean inside and out • • • $3195 Dr. liard Top, Oni of Buick'• tlnell and bell and thiJ one is tops. It hu FACTORY AIR CONDmONING, power windows, power lleerlnJ.: power 101!, automatic lhlft and many other accea10riu. 1i. one owntr lbowroom eltm lbarp car at nearly half itl orlglall price. 4 66 Electra Buick • .$3795 • 4 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CONDmONING. When wt mean quality we say Electra, and here II an eumple of Buick best series that we have 101d and lltrVIct4 !Iince new. We also have two other slightly llltd Eleelru that ate llb new in condition with very Jow mlleap. I PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! VB Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. This car II fully eqlllpped with po. wer steering, radio, wbite wall tires and Cllromo around windows. It also has all vinyl custom Interior and full carpeting. This has the famollll 326 cu. in. - 250 HP V8 engine. 65 Pontiac Catalina • ~395 4 Dr. Sedan. This is Pontiac's full sized ear and fully equip- ped. It is a low mileage, like new car that we are pd to offer, and can refer you to the original owner who will be glad to highly recommend it. ....•. At RAWLINGS THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomelby ~! RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleport 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 2 Dr. l'.trd Top. Power llttrlng. Radio and heater. Auto. TralU. Power llleertne. 1964 Ford 1 ton Cab and Chwls. 8 cyL 4 fpd. trans. Dual•heell. 1964 ~odgtt4 Dr. SEidan~· V8. Auto. TranL Power SteerlaiJ, go lo :· ,. ' \ I 64Ch~vdmpala 2 Door H.T. • • *1~9$. 283 tU. iricb. v.<s motor,. auto. trana., ndlo, tinted aJaa, whitewall tlru, wheel ' , • • • ' I. ' ' ·' ·j • ~ . ' 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • $1395 • - =~~ . Why · not give the ultimate In light-weight eorntort and good looks to the Important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIES.(~) sHoes come in a variety of a_ty)es and Cjllors for .men,· women and children. Slzeo. and widths range from toddler size 2 to giant slze · 16, Truly the gilt to· make you Important In the. eyes ot lhose who mean the most to you. Prices from children's $5.99 to about $15.00 for golf and •pecialty oboes. ..HARTLEY & BENNETT, Pomeroy to 61 LeSabre Buick • • .$1095 VB 4 Dr. Sedan. Thla Ia aiiOtller car that we have senlced since new, and will gladly re!er you to the former owner. It has power steering, and autom~tk: trana. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TIUCKS POMEROY, OHIO ·· va. Aufi>.l)'IDI. ~·1114·Heater. ·.- 1963 Ponticic t•mc:lns Coav. Cpa. 6 e,i. 814, lllllfl ' .. . l'blloo, takea, lbe ~esswork cut of tuning Color TV. Phllco lighted C!JLOR TUNING EYE signals when Colo~ J'Y,is proj*:Jy tuned. Don't wait, reserve your l'lillco now. A depoil.t res~rves your selection. AS.SOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy ' ·- With the safe, effective up and down motion ... Sunbeam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic Toothbrush. The safe, controlled up and down motion provides cleaner teeth than ordinary hand brushing. Four brushes. $11.99. DUTTON DRUG STORE, Middleport :lJ . -- .. . - .... Qual~' I Rectangular 25" COLOR TV .· · Wilh "tilt-<>ut" control center and power tuning. Tilts .: out for com 'ete, no-stoop tuning; tilts in' for fine :. furniture styling. ·- POMEROY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY . ·eAMILOT \tOO ALIW tiOO TO a loci W.I:DDIJrrlq filiNG IQ, 1 · . }...~: . ; . ;-... .. , 1 FOR ' HIS . CHRfSTMAS . .. .• -~. , 19~!~~!~~~t!~f'!~~~~RI f .; , RING ' "OHIO'S OLDESt DOIIGI DI!ALER" •·· lld•••lral .. ' • R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. .. CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOTH. BRUSH 1964 Dodge Dart 4 dr. Sed. 63 Electra Buick • • • $'1995 Auto. Trait&. Jll4lo and Heatir: · VB 4 Dr. Sedan. We sold this car new and bn'e filii records 1963 Ford 4' Dr~ Sedan prove its fine condition. It hu FAC'roltY AIR CONDI· TIONING, power seat, power steer111g, power llrakeo, cor· nering lights, automatic Inns. and 1111111 Giber ICCeiSOlles, II is beauUiul all white finllh and Ia ~potltu clean inllde and out . . -SUNBEAM ; AMERICA:$ FAVORITE CASUALS . -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .. d1sca, 0111 OWIIN Dtw 0._ lrldl. I '' ..... Q'UICIC rv ODiy 19,000iiillei~ drlv.m movlu, ew. My problem Ia tbll: ltow II !be world am I auppooe4 1<1 111 a ehance to propose to bet! LOVE SICK. Dear 1.8.: We-ell - JOU could Write llilr a letter. - IL ThU c»>nmn II .,.,leat4d .to family Uring, 10 ·II you'N baV> ing kid lrollbi1 or juat Jllalll trouble, tat 1111111 Help YOU. Sbe •UI alao ·~ JGIIl' ,own amusltti eqlrleW. Ado dress Helen Bou.l In care ol :this newsptper. · · i I • 6.5 Olds 98-4 Door • • .. • • '2695 ~: eii!I)Iilnt~~t'~ -"' lldlnrall tlrt1, Ulltt4 llill, ilttl..pln differential. Station Wag. and bnk01. Auto. Tra111. ,.. ..•. •. SELLING and ao happy to bear from 1111. She re..ived about SOO lelltn, -~--- - · - -- - ·..., cards, pacUffJ, etc., and -·,til write 1o all tbele new ftiiUda but hopei lbey 1111aw lbl very grateful. - KAREN. Dear lleleD: V8 ...~ Auto. Radio and beat«. Power I liD 20, very DUICb In IOYI llteriJIC. with I glrl of li. l mpecl hat very much. However, we'·Jt botll agreed not to dance, park, 19~~n~~!¥~!!~~:~~ !!'~wer llee1lnC ~ '' ~\ SANTA'S CHOICE Beats feeding eight reindeer, too. Hondas get up to 200 miles pe;r. gallon, are eas~y and fun to ride. And you can start your own private "Christmas Club" right now. with the money you'll save by riding a Honda. GJve yourself-and the whole familv-vears of fun. Get a Honda. · · Surprise her witb a Deluxe Touch and Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59.50 up, &.MCIALLY .PRICED I am 14, ao<l I wrote to her a whitt back. She 811SW1nd, telling me lbe Tias 811 yl!ll'l old Dodge Polara New 66 Tempest • • $2490 1964 2 Dr. Herd Top. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater, I ...; KARR .&,VAN.:%ANDT, Pomeroy 65 Mustang VB • • • $1895 65 Electra Buick · Luxury models. EconOJllY mndels. Sports mo<lels, WagoDB. Convertibl~s. Olds is.here in a big way for 1967 ... with 36 gi&J1lQroJ!s .. ' Toronado-ihspired models. All featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally exactihg qual· ity.. All featuring ,Oldsmobile's inimitallle Rocket Ac·llon. All ileeked out with ·a,wide selection of exclush•e Olds engineer-ing -feature,., And all featuring a whole array ·of thotightfully,1\eslgood safety features. So stop in~and ·glv~ yQUrse,!f the finest holiday gift of all:.a R~ketAt\lpn '~? .Q.l!ls· t With Every New or Double Chtcklcl Used Car. Expires Dec. 1st, 1966. I. A: ENJOY GREAT NEW YEAR · tN "A ORIAT~<NEW .... OLDSMOBILE! . > ~ ' !iii~ ~- '., ' ~lT,...I:I ~H~ . ' ,,I' ' . · ·~·· ' �" ') ..I I r •• Gift~'flil( falc~n To ·' ' .. ' • ,. ,,'' • • ;, . :~ 'j • •' • •. ;.,~ ··USE THE LAY AWAY. PLAN·· SMALL DEPOSIT RE~ER.VE$ .. ; • ' . I ' , r. . ; ' , ' , '••·' ·~,~ • 1 : , , ,' 16"•20"·24" ,lftll26'! Mill"- l'er ~oy~& .Girl•· Of AIIAgn Stltct Youn Now or Lay•way Ptr Chrt.tlllil CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE IN NO TIMEI BRW itDWE. & LEATHIR SUPPLY r Ph.9922774 ~ .. '.J.' Pom•roy '.. • ' Be Watching For Our CHRISTMAS OPENING A Wonderland Cream Diamond Rinas of Christmas Merchandise. HIS ... YOURS! Share the magic of your wedding day with matching rings from Arlcarved. Each lovelY desl&n is the proud product of ll :, years of fine jewelry craftsmanship. Models illpstraled : Corsican- llis: $29.50; Yours: $27.50. Other Arl Carved wedding rings from $0. We Will Be Ready Soon. LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday· they'll tell their kids about this Christmas . .. their first ChrjstlnJis in love I How a Lane Cedar Chest beoame a home · she 111d her love could share before marriage-storing pre:wedding loot and talk· ing furniture plans. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweet· heart Chests start at $49.95. See our complete colleclion at · GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy Dudley's FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport 59 N. 2nd Ave. AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY GIVE HIM NUNN-BUSH SHOES! J Whether he chooses his footwear for style, for com· fort or from a deep sense of thrift, he knows Nunn· Hush Shoes are a really superior buy. Show him how much you really care-give him Nunn-Bush Shoes. If you're not sure of his size our gift certificate is the perfect answer. It lets him select the style he prefers. From $!9.95. · · Why not give the ultimate in light-weight comfort and good looks to the important people in yo ur life? HUSII PUPPIES! r 1 shoes come in a variety of sty I., and colors for men, women and children. Sizes and widths ~ange from toddler size 2 to _giant size 16. Tru~ . ly the g1ft to make you important in the eyes of those · who mean the most to you. Prices from children'a $5.99 to about $15.00 for golf and specialty shoes. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy WY 2·5560 THE SHOE BOX, Middleport N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon OD Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy You Meat The Nicest P110plo On A WOMEN'S ' HONDA (rFD~lf ANGEL TREADS ;: .TIMEX THE GIFT PERFECT WATCH Deluze TOUCH & SEW' ••wing machine. l!!J....! deluxe cle•k. •ewing bench and oewiDK book. L TIMEX.:...aturlng stainless steel backs, unbreakable main~pri~~ , .and sbock ..resistant. There Is a Tim,x.... , " watch fof every one ~n your list Men's, women's and children's, $6.95 up. & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy FREE TURKEY 2 Dr. !lard Top. Beaulltul Ill whitt finllh with Ill vinyl bucket seals. It bU 4 1p. 1hlft and V8 perfortlllnce, Ema clean inside and out • • • $3195 Dr. liard Top, Oni of Buick'• tlnell and bell and thiJ one is tops. It hu FACTORY AIR CONDmONING, power windows, power lleerlnJ.: power 101!, automatic lhlft and many other accea10riu. 1i. one owntr lbowroom eltm lbarp car at nearly half itl orlglall price. 4 66 Electra Buick • .$3795 • 4 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CONDmONING. When wt mean quality we say Electra, and here II an eumple of Buick best series that we have 101d and lltrVIct4 !Iince new. We also have two other slightly llltd Eleelru that ate llb new in condition with very Jow mlleap. I PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! VB Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. This car II fully eqlllpped with po. wer steering, radio, wbite wall tires and Cllromo around windows. It also has all vinyl custom Interior and full carpeting. This has the famollll 326 cu. in. - 250 HP V8 engine. 65 Pontiac Catalina • ~395 4 Dr. Sedan. This is Pontiac's full sized ear and fully equip- ped. It is a low mileage, like new car that we are pd to offer, and can refer you to the original owner who will be glad to highly recommend it. ....•. At RAWLINGS THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomelby ~! RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleport 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 2 Dr. l'.trd Top. Power llttrlng. Radio and heater. Auto. TralU. Power llleertne. 1964 Ford 1 ton Cab and Chwls. 8 cyL 4 fpd. trans. Dual•heell. 1964 ~odgtt4 Dr. SEidan~· V8. Auto. TranL Power SteerlaiJ, go lo :· ,. ' \ I 64Ch~vdmpala 2 Door H.T. • • *1~9$. 283 tU. iricb. v.<s motor,. auto. trana., ndlo, tinted aJaa, whitewall tlru, wheel ' , • • • ' I. ' ' ·' ·j • ~ . ' 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • $1395 • - =~~ . Why · not give the ultimate In light-weight eorntort and good looks to the Important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIES.(~) sHoes come in a variety of a_ty)es and Cjllors for .men,· women and children. Slzeo. and widths range from toddler size 2 to giant slze · 16, Truly the gilt to· make you Important In the. eyes ot lhose who mean the most to you. Prices from children's $5.99 to about $15.00 for golf and •pecialty oboes. ..HARTLEY & BENNETT, Pomeroy to 61 LeSabre Buick • • .$1095 VB 4 Dr. Sedan. Thla Ia aiiOtller car that we have senlced since new, and will gladly re!er you to the former owner. It has power steering, and autom~tk: trana. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TIUCKS POMEROY, OHIO ·· va. Aufi>.l)'IDI. ~·1114·Heater. ·.- 1963 Ponticic t•mc:lns Coav. Cpa. 6 e,i. 814, lllllfl ' .. . l'blloo, takea, lbe ~esswork cut of tuning Color TV. Phllco lighted C!JLOR TUNING EYE signals when Colo~ J'Y,is proj*:Jy tuned. Don't wait, reserve your l'lillco now. A depoil.t res~rves your selection. AS.SOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy ' ·- With the safe, effective up and down motion ... Sunbeam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic Toothbrush. The safe, controlled up and down motion provides cleaner teeth than ordinary hand brushing. Four brushes. $11.99. DUTTON DRUG STORE, Middleport :lJ . -- .. . - .... Qual~' I Rectangular 25" COLOR TV .· · Wilh "tilt-<>ut" control center and power tuning. Tilts .: out for com 'ete, no-stoop tuning; tilts in' for fine :. furniture styling. ·- POMEROY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY . ·eAMILOT \tOO ALIW tiOO TO a loci W.I:DDIJrrlq filiNG IQ, 1 · . }...~: . ; . ;-... .. , 1 FOR ' HIS . CHRfSTMAS . .. .• -~. , 19~!~~!~~~t!~f'!~~~~RI f .; , RING ' "OHIO'S OLDESt DOIIGI DI!ALER" •·· lld•••lral .. ' • R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. .. CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOTH. BRUSH 1964 Dodge Dart 4 dr. Sed. 63 Electra Buick • • • $'1995 Auto. Trait&. Jll4lo and Heatir: · VB 4 Dr. Sedan. We sold this car new and bn'e filii records 1963 Ford 4' Dr~ Sedan prove its fine condition. It hu FAC'roltY AIR CONDI· TIONING, power seat, power steer111g, power llrakeo, cor· nering lights, automatic Inns. and 1111111 Giber ICCeiSOlles, II is beauUiul all white finllh and Ia ~potltu clean inllde and out . . -SUNBEAM ; AMERICA:$ FAVORITE CASUALS . -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .. d1sca, 0111 OWIIN Dtw 0._ lrldl. I '' ..... Q'UICIC rv ODiy 19,000iiillei~ drlv.m movlu, ew. My problem Ia tbll: ltow II !be world am I auppooe4 1<1 111 a ehance to propose to bet! LOVE SICK. Dear 1.8.: We-ell - JOU could Write llilr a letter. - IL ThU c»>nmn II .,.,leat4d .to family Uring, 10 ·II you'N baV> ing kid lrollbi1 or juat Jllalll trouble, tat 1111111 Help YOU. Sbe •UI alao ·~ JGIIl' ,own amusltti eqlrleW. Ado dress Helen Bou.l In care ol :this newsptper. · · i I • 6.5 Olds 98-4 Door • • .. • • '2695 ~: eii!I)Iilnt~~t'~ -"' lldlnrall tlrt1, Ulltt4 llill, ilttl..pln differential. Station Wag. and bnk01. Auto. Tra111. ,.. ..•. •. SELLING and ao happy to bear from 1111. She re..ived about SOO lelltn, -~--- - · - -- - ·..., cards, pacUffJ, etc., and -·,til write 1o all tbele new ftiiUda but hopei lbey 1111aw lbl very grateful. - KAREN. Dear lleleD: V8 ...~ Auto. Radio and beat«. Power I liD 20, very DUICb In IOYI llteriJIC. with I glrl of li. l mpecl hat very much. However, we'·Jt botll agreed not to dance, park, 19~~n~~!¥~!!~~:~~ !!'~wer llee1lnC ~ '' ~\ SANTA'S CHOICE Beats feeding eight reindeer, too. Hondas get up to 200 miles pe;r. gallon, are eas~y and fun to ride. And you can start your own private "Christmas Club" right now. with the money you'll save by riding a Honda. GJve yourself-and the whole familv-vears of fun. Get a Honda. · · Surprise her witb a Deluxe Touch and Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59.50 up, &.MCIALLY .PRICED I am 14, ao<l I wrote to her a whitt back. She 811SW1nd, telling me lbe Tias 811 yl!ll'l old Dodge Polara New 66 Tempest • • $2490 1964 2 Dr. Herd Top. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater, I ...; KARR .&,VAN.:%ANDT, Pomeroy 65 Mustang VB • • • $1895 65 Electra Buick · Luxury models. EconOJllY mndels. Sports mo<lels, WagoDB. Convertibl~s. Olds is.here in a big way for 1967 ... with 36 gi&J1lQroJ!s .. ' Toronado-ihspired models. All featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally exactihg qual· ity.. All featuring ,Oldsmobile's inimitallle Rocket Ac·llon. All ileeked out with ·a,wide selection of exclush•e Olds engineer-ing -feature,., And all featuring a whole array ·of thotightfully,1\eslgood safety features. So stop in~and ·glv~ yQUrse,!f the finest holiday gift of all:.a R~ketAt\lpn '~? .Q.l!ls· t With Every New or Double Chtcklcl Used Car. Expires Dec. 1st, 1966. I. A: ENJOY GREAT NEW YEAR · tN "A ORIAT~<NEW .... OLDSMOBILE! . > ~ ' !iii~ ~- '., ' ~lT,...I:I ~H~ . ' ,,I' ' . · ·~·· ' �. ' ' .'t· /, . ' I'· I . l ,,' '' ' ... . . . ,., ' \ •j '. . ,. •, .,._ ... -- ----- I NELSON'S BRINGS;· YOU .:: .... CHRISTMAS,~-:~ GIFTS-.. •GALORE.:·· DISCOUNTED ;and DEL1VERED FREE··· SHOP ·~ARLY and SAVE! ••• t' .-.\ LADIES AND MENS REG. $4.95 · I» ... lk· 'of lor ke II· ey re In •g ' by id m G. E. r- $J.19 GIFT BOXED Of!IY GI·JOE ' Action .Soldier .OHIO, ~!UY..~AKJNG CO. -- " • 1., ., Bohen ot tl~11 1' ! '•, - r Hol~l!l B~pad -· " ~- R~Y SAVE 50% BAUM LUMB.ER' CO. ' ,B~flders ' ·• - U>CAL UNION 5668 -· - "'lavonswood, W. Va. . INC~ ',fnco!n·MtrcU<y.Comel-Eng!l.!h l"ord 85 N. Court Sl AtbcDS &93-6801 TME :uNITED STEEL WORKERS ,.. OF AMERICA __ RIGGS, and Building Su1JPllt! Chester, Ohio .49 Ph. 985·200$ 4.99 t!f":Wli:~IS ANTHONY '" ·PLUMBING & HEATING ItO l,lllcol!l s~ Middleport 992-2$50 GAL~h;.'.J ~~~!~~Oist. Brown'l Bottle Gi11 M·2166 .. R. H: RAWLINGS SONS CO. ·o~IO'• Oltl<lst Dodge Dealer" .,. .( · •. llllddltJ!Orl,. Ohio Pomeroy BOGGS EQUIPMENT Doll You Love To Dren .. G-E Wt f'lll All 112-2955 . ' DoctorJ Prescription$ · .... Pomeroy Reg. $20.00 $9.99 REG. $1.49 $1.00 Ha\dsJt Til Chriatmas ' '•.:- church and Office Supplies - Glftl 992-2841 Middleport , Sormona From Grace Eplacopol Church, Pomtroy 1390 WM~ RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Tuppers Plains 687·3280 l'holle 885-2125 ' . •. ,. [• " I ' 1 · \ i t i 11'·' ' Chilli~ '" QkLoo, """'!" ".' WlfiTE ··· ' s£'wiNG MACIDNES "'tofruthi•Q Fpr the Woman lhat Se10s" IS Mill St !(Jddleport. 992-&320 .. . GOEGlEIN . Wu:8c . •; • ·"' ~~ADY-MIX CQ. · ' w~c11e~rt •I ·~ ..1 • . ,•· ' -it; . EBERSBA(H ~A~DWARE· ct)•., \ "hrrythfng In Rard'Wilrl ... \ · Pomeroy, Oblo ' . ' · lEG. ~5.15_ ~ REG, $6.00---'- R•t· 19.50 ,, THE SEWING CENTER ' MIDDLEPORt. 0. ' Donnld Hieh. Jlinislrr . ' . rurnlture al)d App!fances ' $4.7 5 _ . .4, RIDEt{OURS SUPPLY ' , ,., Gtn<ro! Merch<mdise 6 Rolls Foil, ea. 30x26", Reg. $1.98 ... 88t .. • ' 1 ' LADY SHAYU SAVE $8.00 ' NOW $3-49 $4.21 by • $4.35 • ' "' ' llqls'tER . •; . nu. . •• / _ , . __, ,. . " c -~AIWO S11CK.MODORANT . ... )r(l". . ..,..... and 'CHEVY FROM ~" POWER SPRAY ) Reg.69c Jlox .,. DEoqGRAfiT f ' . REGULAR $loGO . ~ :-~ ,.' ·' I' I . ' ' _.,.. ·, . ' ·:49~ .·"· J!lst ,, _, ' . POMEROY llfG. $24.95 ' •• _,. FREE GIFT WRAPPII6 - '. COLGATE · · 'MOTOR .. -'· . ' ~SIZE - IIIG. 35c OPEN · ·tvERY •~ao SUNDAY, NOV. 27 $J.OI Includes Body, Motor IIIII Clta..la 'd A.M.-Mornh" Worlhlll IOzao A.M. e.,.nll!;: WorshiD 7:30P.M. K•nntlh McSih•nMY.IunciiY Schoei .Svpt. Reg. $4.00 ~- , u.. ourLAY;AWAYPLAN Ludens Supreme · · Chocolofi .CoverelCherries 88 NORELCO $2.49 e Your Welcome Is AI ®r Front Doort lund•r Schoo& he Wcinating, 4-suit card ame that can be play~ s:o any difff.>rent wa}'.':l! Single nck. MOTORIFIC TRUCKS ZIPPO lEG. $3.lD_ lECI. .: "The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM ROOK COMPLETE SETS READY TO .RUN Ask About Our Ley·A~ay Plan REGULAR $13.95 "Kentucky Flied Chicken" Pomeroy LYONS CLOVER JARM CARDS LIGHTERS ~ TUNE IN ROOK CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER Hot llox-Styht GENUINE SW.iSHtR «. ·.LOHSE · ·' . MIDDLIPORT BOOK STORE'. ~ ,·. . R~XALL DRUGS . HSPECIAL" ELDON CROW'S .STEAK HOUS~ '• \ ( AND '" .. 1 12-TRANSISTOR AURORA. Sales - ALLIS CIIALMERS - Service rorm - l"dustrfol - Latml 6 Gardm Tuppers Plains Phone 687-3~0 TINY'S FOODLAND ·• Middleport, Ohio $10.00 VALUE ACCESSORIES 'AVAILABLI HAIR · DRYE:R1 ' Rtgulor $3.00 Choose From TAMMY e MOM TED e DAD HOLDS YOUR SELECTION .• CHRISTMAS CARDS ' $1.00 .- .IAOIO COMPLETE ~d~ INVITED '.'· '3.19 .. A WAYS 8 Transistor . SAVI 50o/o HEADQUARTERS FOR LAY $1,00 Holds It Til Chrlstmos Reg. $4.00 DOLLS dl· ~y ''$1.49 REG. $3.95 c ,. . ' PERSONAL SIZE REG. 3Sc UMII ONE Adults •·I ELECTRIC KNIFE • • Amity Billfolds SHAMPOO ~;· r ~· 'oi .J. ' Jllefflt LlwlltO.. ~ulti . .Ciftl~ . ; • . II �. ' ' .'t· /, . ' I'· I . l ,,' '' ' ... . . . ,., ' \ •j '. . ,. •, .,._ ... -- ----- I NELSON'S BRINGS;· YOU .:: .... CHRISTMAS,~-:~ GIFTS-.. •GALORE.:·· DISCOUNTED ;and DEL1VERED FREE··· SHOP ·~ARLY and SAVE! ••• t' .-.\ LADIES AND MENS REG. $4.95 · I» ... lk· 'of lor ke II· ey re In •g ' by id m G. E. r- $J.19 GIFT BOXED Of!IY GI·JOE ' Action .Soldier .OHIO, ~!UY..~AKJNG CO. -- " • 1., ., Bohen ot tl~11 1' ! '•, - r Hol~l!l B~pad -· " ~- R~Y SAVE 50% BAUM LUMB.ER' CO. ' ,B~flders ' ·• - U>CAL UNION 5668 -· - "'lavonswood, W. Va. . INC~ ',fnco!n·MtrcU<y.Comel-Eng!l.!h l"ord 85 N. Court Sl AtbcDS &93-6801 TME :uNITED STEEL WORKERS ,.. OF AMERICA __ RIGGS, and Building Su1JPllt! Chester, Ohio .49 Ph. 985·200$ 4.99 t!f":Wli:~IS ANTHONY '" ·PLUMBING & HEATING ItO l,lllcol!l s~ Middleport 992-2$50 GAL~h;.'.J ~~~!~~Oist. Brown'l Bottle Gi11 M·2166 .. R. H: RAWLINGS SONS CO. ·o~IO'• Oltl<lst Dodge Dealer" .,. .( · •. llllddltJ!Orl,. Ohio Pomeroy BOGGS EQUIPMENT Doll You Love To Dren .. G-E Wt f'lll All 112-2955 . ' DoctorJ Prescription$ · .... Pomeroy Reg. $20.00 $9.99 REG. $1.49 $1.00 Ha\dsJt Til Chriatmas ' '•.:- church and Office Supplies - Glftl 992-2841 Middleport , Sormona From Grace Eplacopol Church, Pomtroy 1390 WM~ RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Tuppers Plains 687·3280 l'holle 885-2125 ' . •. ,. [• " I ' 1 · \ i t i 11'·' ' Chilli~ '" QkLoo, """'!" ".' WlfiTE ··· ' s£'wiNG MACIDNES "'tofruthi•Q Fpr the Woman lhat Se10s" IS Mill St !(Jddleport. 992-&320 .. . GOEGlEIN . Wu:8c . •; • ·"' ~~ADY-MIX CQ. · ' w~c11e~rt •I ·~ ..1 • . ,•· ' -it; . EBERSBA(H ~A~DWARE· ct)•., \ "hrrythfng In Rard'Wilrl ... \ · Pomeroy, Oblo ' . ' · lEG. ~5.15_ ~ REG, $6.00---'- R•t· 19.50 ,, THE SEWING CENTER ' MIDDLEPORt. 0. ' Donnld Hieh. Jlinislrr . ' . rurnlture al)d App!fances ' $4.7 5 _ . .4, RIDEt{OURS SUPPLY ' , ,., Gtn<ro! Merch<mdise 6 Rolls Foil, ea. 30x26", Reg. $1.98 ... 88t .. • ' 1 ' LADY SHAYU SAVE $8.00 ' NOW $3-49 $4.21 by • $4.35 • ' "' ' llqls'tER . •; . nu. . •• / _ , . __, ,. . " c -~AIWO S11CK.MODORANT . ... )r(l". . ..,..... and 'CHEVY FROM ~" POWER SPRAY ) Reg.69c Jlox .,. DEoqGRAfiT f ' . REGULAR $loGO . ~ :-~ ,.' ·' I' I . ' ' _.,.. ·, . ' ·:49~ .·"· J!lst ,, _, ' . POMEROY llfG. $24.95 ' •• _,. FREE GIFT WRAPPII6 - '. COLGATE · · 'MOTOR .. -'· . ' ~SIZE - IIIG. 35c OPEN · ·tvERY •~ao SUNDAY, NOV. 27 $J.OI Includes Body, Motor IIIII Clta..la 'd A.M.-Mornh" Worlhlll IOzao A.M. e.,.nll!;: WorshiD 7:30P.M. K•nntlh McSih•nMY.IunciiY Schoei .Svpt. Reg. $4.00 ~- , u.. ourLAY;AWAYPLAN Ludens Supreme · · Chocolofi .CoverelCherries 88 NORELCO $2.49 e Your Welcome Is AI ®r Front Doort lund•r Schoo& he Wcinating, 4-suit card ame that can be play~ s:o any difff.>rent wa}'.':l! Single nck. MOTORIFIC TRUCKS ZIPPO lEG. $3.lD_ lECI. .: "The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM ROOK COMPLETE SETS READY TO .RUN Ask About Our Ley·A~ay Plan REGULAR $13.95 "Kentucky Flied Chicken" Pomeroy LYONS CLOVER JARM CARDS LIGHTERS ~ TUNE IN ROOK CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER Hot llox-Styht GENUINE SW.iSHtR «. ·.LOHSE · ·' . MIDDLIPORT BOOK STORE'. ~ ,·. . R~XALL DRUGS . HSPECIAL" ELDON CROW'S .STEAK HOUS~ '• \ ( AND '" .. 1 12-TRANSISTOR AURORA. Sales - ALLIS CIIALMERS - Service rorm - l"dustrfol - Latml 6 Gardm Tuppers Plains Phone 687-3~0 TINY'S FOODLAND ·• Middleport, Ohio $10.00 VALUE ACCESSORIES 'AVAILABLI HAIR · DRYE:R1 ' Rtgulor $3.00 Choose From TAMMY e MOM TED e DAD HOLDS YOUR SELECTION .• CHRISTMAS CARDS ' $1.00 .- .IAOIO COMPLETE ~d~ INVITED '.'· '3.19 .. A WAYS 8 Transistor . SAVI 50o/o HEADQUARTERS FOR LAY $1,00 Holds It Til Chrlstmos Reg. $4.00 DOLLS dl· ~y ''$1.49 REG. $3.95 c ,. . ' PERSONAL SIZE REG. 3Sc UMII ONE Adults •·I ELECTRIC KNIFE • • Amity Billfolds SHAMPOO ~;· r ~· 'oi .J. ' Jllefflt LlwlltO.. ~ulti . .Ciftl~ . ; • . II �. ,, ' ' ' r ,, ' ' . ' .' ,,' ' ' I 'I "'>' r ! I '' lv PltiD PAW wtiZ COMIN''TOO, BU'T·HE STOPPED OFF, AT LUI!E.Vi;.,SARN -·11-!AR WtR.'A·CAAO l!il\ME GOIN'ClN AN'··- ''"\N1 'AD INFORMATION o.. ...... dRLft, DAVIDSON MOTORcYCLES ltiiiAOLiffat ' • lijl "•ltcetktfl <ollloftGI' Ue1CIIIIIU ' ' " II CANI;I\ L •116NI toe•ICliONI ~ ~ o~Cipfell ll"tll .t ' H ~o• oa., o~+ """ "« M. A "'"''lclll•• MSO SPORT BOBCA1 SPRINT Llr~eat BLAETTNARS ,1 WY baths. Just otr State 1 flY 2-2196 62 Buick .. $1395 ' "'rr· ~I· ~y "' 50c .. . lk· l!d 'of ~ U-DRIVE THRU . CAR WASH · or ke POM&lOY Mlddlt.,ort, 0 WHAT 1\.WLD 'rtXJ ll KE TO Hg,R, EEk? A UTILE SJ!CH 1 -.;. A UTTL& MOZAI<!"i' A LJ!Tl£ HA'IDIJ? THERON D. CRUISE Rt. 1, Boll 1598 Ook Hill, W. Vo, Ph. 304-469-3746 , EVEN FMlO CASAIS CAN TAKE A HOW AE!UOT A LITILE ~E li..OO;tE? The good food are uur custo- basement , ntw forced a1r ga'i furnace, properly newly re- with app('liiE>s re;;dy and mers. They come to modeled. Good location. Only i I ~.5011.00. I POMEROY . .:. . One story frame ; I 6 rooms, bath, basement, at- I Pfr. I . some garage. Good place ey re in tg M i ~ ' Wallet Si3Lj \.jOU QOt <Some junk IJOU id tot eel cut of the cellar! 11TTII: JOI<E ! ' waiting to · eDjoy bite. I us evoi'Y ID t. .il· THE BORN L0$11i .... .. ... BAILEl''S RESTAURANT 211 E. Moln Helen Bailey PHONE WY 2·3974 PomoNy lril (Ball.,) ·Collins ..,. DICK iRACY Open Sund•y 10:00 to 6:30- ClcHd Thanksglv.ng D1y rnastone, lor children. $8,900.00. I~'!'!' POMEROY - UNION AVE.One story frame, part Permastone, 5 rooms (2 bed· rooms ), modern kitchen and WANTED: Now turkoy growers for the llltllon bath, full basement, large garage. $10,900.00. Purino Co., prospective grower mHIIng I · p.m. SYRACUSE - 2 story frame, Monclay, ..Nov. 28. 8 rooms (4 bedrooms), bath, ' '- people who know bedrooms), siding II· ' Have 1 Treatl POMEROY - H2 story frame ,! Uminum ,, Love to Eat? 61 Rambler · · $495 I1 Cutltlt,. ~tlltq ~~ .., . GASULIN! ALLEY 11'•_--....,.,...,.,.,...,....,,.,.,,. home ~· ~r fer . Price $39,000.QO jo and hraler. good top. llrlve a Bu1<'k ut nnly S1395 1 Conv Cpe Good lit'f'l1 . 6 e\•1. r•ngu~•· · std. trans. n.H. l:(oOrl top, Jl ~l eering OHIO ONI MINUTJ ONly . .,,,. ... i Ll'l. AINEI IT ONLY TAKES KEITH GOBLE FORD - 7 near Ch.esler, Ohiu in the Baum Subdivision. By sppuintmtnt only. Make an of· car now Invicta Conv. Cpe. Whitt- fin · ish, red interior. l1kt' nrw tires, powt>r ~leering <tnd IJnkes. <tutomatil' trans .. rarl· Rt. , CLEAN CAR eC.r eTruck eHoot.r Core e Bvlldoztr eAny Type Ranch Style Brick House. • Rooms. 123 ft. long. Wall to wall rarpet & paneling, 3 CA~~ DRIVE A All Aow ~jJioliir sho.e- Jmpala 4 Dr. Sierra Gold rini5h, wilh ~polle .~s clt>an mat· ching inlrrior. new W \Y. tin!-:o. V8 engine, automaflr trans., powt>r s leerin~. radiO and h('!der. Sf'e this !harp ~j151 MiDO~IPOIT RADIATOR FOR SALE , ' 'it bwlings Honda S1les SERVICE 64 Chevrolet $1795 PIOP~It DICK RAWLINGS Parneroy, 0. Bulldozer Radtator To The SJDalll!st · Heater Core. !)Ni·op THI NICIIJ Phonlt 99'.!·2143 Truck or SAIJS ..._.~VIa II BLAETTNARS From the HO lly CHESTER GOIJLD GET ON ············~............ basement, forced hot air heat- SAVINGS FOR YOU ON NEW '66 CHEVROLET I I PASS. CARS I Adams and Stanley Auction House and Trading , Po~t is no w under one roof at Laurel "cliff Scllool HOuse on Sl<~le RoUte l24 and nPw n r. 7 by-pass, open daily at 12 noon. Jim Adams and Worthy Stan·!e}". 11 20 tfc ·Jng, garage. Level .corner l~t 150 x lOOt 11ice location. $8,900.00. WE NEED NEW LISTINGS ~lbtrt 111. Cox, Broker Beary aelaad, SaleBDial m-3130 Open Evn. Til 9 p.m. POMEROY, OHIO J!veDIDgl M-m8 or m-3831 11 All Interested peoplelnvllocl to oHIIIII. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE HALL •.................~.I:.Y.~ ( Legal Notice LITTLE ORPHAN AI'INIE IN THE "IIOIAll COURT OF MIIGI ..... COUNTY, OHIO HOftler G. •••l•r, Allm lnlstruor of the ~•late oJ Mary SHIJ. Deeeutu!. r'l•lnllft Sale or Trade o:-~·---- . FRIDAY coMM'vNITY worlffMpi ·Wiil be held at the -~ •Cm\lv Regional Booknioline C !eJIVtr, Headquarters, KetT4 · R.\o n ~'riday, Nov. ~. al 7-p~ nl. The p~ blic is urged' to attend, . _ . ,_ , ~ ly. HAROLD GIAY .... . 01-1, ER, WELL~ ii-IERE "'!AS A eU61..0AD (j PEOPLii, o· COURSE !~ TJ-IA1"'S W~T TIP SAW ! I JUST I-IAPPENro i'SEE TIP FIRsT AN' RAN !=ASTER, iH" ~ PULLED US BOT" OUT, l<i"l'W'h' I SNI'lJIIDAY POMEROY BAND lloosters Association will sponsor ·a ~n school dance party this Satuo day from 8 to 11 p. m. at. t11• Pomeroy Junior ll!gh Audllnrium. The Jay& wUI emoee, RACINE ALllMNI .·AsSII will hold a da,nce at the llaclnc· Junior High School, Siiurday. Nov. 26, from 8 unUI 11 p.no Admission will be 51lc. Musir will be provided by the llol>r· mians. Proce<do · will •If ·· ,. towards Ute scho)~"'!ii;l'lti!tl~ SUND~'I':-:1>UIIRIG "BR~ ' ~~ of Chllllcothe will •!De" at Ill<' Enterprise EUB Cliorch i!luio· day, Nov. 'll, al 2 p, m, MONDAY JANE Howe!' Daughters of Union Vete1•na Will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at lh• DAV hall. Membel'll are rebifqlt· ed lo bring gilts for tile Alben• State Hospital. '·; oc . ' " ' " DINNER GIVEN , , , Mr. and Mno. entertal~ will) a·Tblltlkqtvln'Q av their home, Tblrd 1"Vl'·• Middleport;: G!lnii"•Wtre m1 Seotl- ann Wanted To by STANDING timber In ACROSS Ohio DOWN 1. Coa.ne 6. Game or West Virginia, or old farms with timber. Marloo 11. "B&bbitt'" author Reynolds, Bo1 77, Syracuse, 12. Sea0. 9 18 1021p SERVICE Station , >tt•ndant 14 . r.;;'!... 1~. """" French in person at Crow's House. 6 Slope i . Pa.in 28. Thi:"O '""" reflnlvely) 31 . OVuhe&d 5 ROOM unfurnished apal'lmeRt ao West Second St., Pomemy. 0, steam heatftl. newly fini shed hardwood 3%. Baxborq 33. H~inc lnol 34.Thtyclll'l egg• 37. Intett l1 23 Jtc 5R0oM.'h~~se.- rold - run~lng 1 : : ~=~fl water. plenty of Olllhuildi ngs, j -to. ln•ur,en.t . automobi'af~er i 62. An alloy VJIIe. PhQne 742-4083 nonn Thursday lhro1,1gfl Sun- t3. Banquet ) 11 23 llc day . lj ROtH! house and bath, fur- mwf' and garage, 255 West \of am qt.. Pomerny. 0. Ph. 992-2688 or 992-2961 , ll 20 &tc --- 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment in p,,meroy. Ph. 992-~11 IS tfc ;;-::c:-:- - - · - TRAILER space on BroiVtloll Ave., Middleport Ph.21125. t1 10 tic m. J.1<HJERN 2 bedroom , •.,.,.,, o. Cll' I ·- 36. Golf srmnowe-l' ~ ~& 20 11 . •• ., ~0 ~ ~ • . 1 10 I" I' ., 11. I "' Jama Dinlel• " ~ ~ . .. ~·· ~ f0 ~ 12 H 39. Sm•ll •1. Slotzando: abl>r oxcart IY. ••t .,..,. 37. \'erdl. Wll· ·Mr. ·o!I<I,Mrt. Mlddleporl I"' I · ~" "' f2; ~" "H ~ 41 ~ ·~ '"" · DAD,Y WPTOQIIOTE- Ho..,'o how t.work It: . A. X Y D La il Ax a • L o ~ o r B 1. L o w One ltt:ter limply •Landa tor anollwr. la tbl• .unp~ All ue4 ' '3 New 1123 two 0'1, etc, Slll(Je. !etten, apoetrophla. :the len(lb and loonatlon ot Uw w0'1"48 Aft an hluta. for the thn-e L"a, X tor ... 1960 RAMBLER station wa1on,I 6 cylin.!er, (3) !eat, rack, will sell real cheap for cash or will trad~ for or on • house . trailer or farm traetor and Implements. Jnquire a~ the Lewis Trading ?ost. Sell or Trade, on 3rd & !hO SIS., Middleport, 0. the Each day the code letters art" ditffftnt. A CrJPt.&run Qae&aao. XULHDWL LWPOFWO HTI!O TZETUL 8Kl0 HSTK LKXO RTU KKOB• HBOX.-IITBHDFA.HKF Y......,... EDZZ ClypMq~~ete : WHAT WE C4Lt. "'PROCHU:BI., OF ONE 1ft118ANCE FOR .AMO'l'III:R eaacelled? Loot your riiice·,to ~ettle estllif. WY rZ1166. 'I lriiorm.uoo, cal) Atheno, 1111 I II lie . . ,.,, «'I ll<ellle? CIJI -~. -Ill \ .. I' I" borne, 18 THE JI:XCHANGt'; Ph. ift.Zitll dor liU18ANCIC.-EILI8 tfW'/02 tftlli.t!P. . k,_ __ • " I" \1 on hardlop road , rH•ar Lang~ i •l . Kindof . ' "34 ~ra.mbte floors . Ph. 992-5..11t z. I 22 . PurcllUH :Zf.Oid meuure ot length 25. Seine 26. ('lus1ry · For Rent ........ lhn!ad 29. SL&t. venre 20. Robs ____ _ 28. Knot ot 9. Cure 10. Barle!"ll H . Pet feline HtPlantpOO 21. Ever: pori. 30. Soopt 22. GrHk l~>lter 32, Duck• 23 . Jllp.atleae 35.1'\lrkll'lh State : abbr. 18. Hordfl 19."- prorundlll .. SF.RVICF.. llitation attendant at Newell's Sunoco in Chesle r. Ph. 985-3350. II 18 61c 3 ROOM furnished apartment, excellent condition, convenient to ·a shopping area, immediate oocupancy, Ph. 9923346 after ~ p. m. 10 16 .. Uc >n • K Ov11te uteeue mann~r 11 22 lfc ..... ...... ell¥' 27. F'u..( :~~.bbr . 17. Keystone ==;;-:-,:---c:- -- .. - - of • • po.1thm · .-Jumay Steak 8a~ba!J • ma KITCHEN help, at once. Apply .,..... ...., reverence wanted. Phone 992-24:18. Mid- · ))rcmoun dleport. 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