http://66.213.69.5/files/original/31b5d3d072c27cb79d4614e6a1cacf61.pdf c5508731d5c9256104c1526c35726dcd PDF Text Text ............_"""J!m':\'C"~~ . I•. ~.......,.. _ _ _ __ _ ,_ '· • '' · e nttne ;:. . ~ ~ ! :~ ::. . : :; ~ DllfltJied To Ths Interet,_ 01 TM JleltJ.M,on .4rea ' . ~. ' .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII N0. ·195 ' tt .I at y e .. ... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1966 FIVE CENTS J ' Woman, about 50, is Found Dead by Familiar Method Reagan Has New Mantle In Nation CINCINNATI (UP!)- The body of a woman, about 50 years old, was found strangled early today, and pol~ce said they had a "~ot suspect," who may be the Cin~m­ nati strangler, believed to have commttled flVe surular murders. Homicide detectives rushed to the scene of the slay· ing, identified as the Brittany Apartmen~s. The victim's identity was not known, but she was beheved strangled with a stocking found around the neck. Police said another woman told them she was follow· ed into her apartment by a man who drove up in a cream and brown automobile. which was similar in color to one seen near the home of Mrs. Alice Hochhausler minutes before she was strangled I Od. 10. seen. A neighbor saw the man and ! The strangling victim's body his car and telephoned the lit· ' was found by a tenant about cense number to polico. Offi· ' 8:20 a. m. , lying crumpled on i cers said thia incident occurred the flour of the service eleva- '! about l'h blocks from the Brit- tor. The victim's dress tany Apartments. been pulled up. The woman who was fo!lo~ed had I Detectives left the body un- said the man pulled alongSide Itouched so the coroner could I her at the curb several t1mes, . . , 'd th' N . h examme 11 exactly as found. stop ped but sa1 no mg. e1g • bors said the man followed the I Police beHoved the woman woman, Sandra Chapps, 22, in· 'could be the Cincinnati stran- 1 to the building and up some I gler'a sixth victim In about al stairs before leaving, apparent· year. The first rape-strangling! ly because he knew he had been was Dec. 2, 1965. ! I CHARLES PEOPLES, RICHARD CARTER ·HRISTMAS KETTLE - Envoy Ray F. WlnlnJ of the Salvation Army In Meigs County is shown rmging the traditional bell to remind citizens of tbe Salvation Army Christmas Appeal Kettle. Money donat. ed goes for the purchase of gifts for needy Melia countians.-Sentinel photo. ----------------- High Church Council to Ask Halt in Bombing of Viet Nam ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 MigsEluded "· In' Attack . Give A New LIVING ROOM SUITE Your Full Service Bank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Seroinp Meigs County tor over 94 Yeatt Member Federal Ruero1 Syrt<m Member Federal Depamllnrurance Corporation '' 'J• Just Re<oivlld Anether 1119 Shipment .. . This Year! Shop Elberfelds Furniture Department on the 2nd and 3rd Floors for gifts you'll like. Desks - Chairs - Lamps Room Dividers - C.,dar Chests - Living Room Suites Bedroom Suites - Dinette Sets - Pictures - Mirrors Occasional Tables - Record Cabinets - Stoves Washers - Dryers - Refrigerators and Many Other practical and appreciated gift suggestions. RCA. Victor Color Television Black anlh White Tel~vill~ ·-· Portable Television - Stereo Record Ptayer8 '\vith AM/11'Mand FM Stereo Radios - Portable Record Players - Tr~Ji$1to~.,Radios - Table ·AC/DC RadiosClock R~di01. Stop In the MUSic Depattment on the second floor -See all o( the fine ~<;<\. Vji:tor Gift ldeu and select your needs now. Use Elbe~,elds • Se,Jl~IIIJ~ _Credit Service t(/ budget your :" · . • payments. , '• , ' I ' I I·' ELBERFELD$ IN :P.OMIJJOY . ' ......-.-.rtflllllllltltl..,.........,.,....._..unznn - u d t r r. nnan ...»nrM " t , rr .\·,. ,. ' l ... ·• . ' ,. ~ ly. ' r?n:;rir I' ,, . t stu ·- lllltl?P '· '· ,, '' \ ,\ \ "J ,,~ I :1 tr �,A. f -- • • I c ,....,. ~tT" to Grid Parkers~urg, Fairfield Sc!tooi, lrov ton are A~~ed BOYS (OWBOY BOOTS .. · . for Victory FalCOOS Look • M Ar h G } Agamst c t ur enera s .. be~w·~' :"Po::·ts :Ill~.~.~ ~~ ~~~t~~y SEOAL IPanther Babes I In Double w.·n 100 ~.MMW.*iJ!!iilfiliWtM!I!ll OF GASOLINE ENTERS HOSPITAL FREE Virgil E. Blackwo<Mi, Rt. I, Shade, entered Holzer Hospital Tuesday, December I, far observation and treatment room number is 239. WITH EVERY DOUBLE CHECKED USED CAR OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 1st. LOCAL TEMPS $ Temperature in downtown 9 65 Mustang VB • • • 18 5 Pomeroy Friday at 11:30 a.m. 2 Dr. H•rd Top. Beautiful all white finish with all vinyl w~s 1!0 degrees, under rainy bucket seats. It has 4 sp. shift and VB performance. Extra skies. [clean inside and out. APPROPRIATION __ ~~~~~ ~u~!~;t:~:y 66 Pontiac Now $2895 Catalina Convertible Coupe. Just the thing to ride your ted h ''" bo d d 1 1 queen. We have two for choice both new Pontiac trades pos er n an I from careful original owners - One blue with white top Jail cell. Po~lce said the ""'""[ and other Gold with black top. Both like new. Fully equip· had been g~ven the money ped "itb power steering, power brakes and automatic shift, hand to the matron to pay and many other extras. other prisoner's fine. She paid her own instead. $1395 63 Buick V8 -Special 4 Dr. Sedan. We've serviced this car since new, and ELECTED DDtECTOR ~an highly recommend it. It has automatic trans. and radio. LAS VEGAS~ Nev. (UP!) A beautiful car, Frank Sollars of ~:~=~I Ohio, was elected a $]595 director of the American 64 Chevelle VB I Dr. Sta. Wagon. One local owner. Std. shill V8. Sparkling Bureau at its convention which closed Thursday. mginal finish. ° ~~~R~VED - . .... NEW FACE- Downle-Gross, Inc. men's store on East Main-St., in Pomeroy, has Mrs. Frank Vaughan, above, as a new employee during this Christmas sea· son. Mrs. Vaughan is a Pomeroy resident-Sentinel Photo. War Highlights SAIGON !UP!) - A Viol Cong terrorist exploded • grenade fn a Vietnamese army ammunitlan truck on the outskirts of Saigon tonight, touching off 0 mighty blast that jarrod tho Viotnameoo upilol. First reports from Americon mllltory pollee said tho blost t_ook ploce on tho old Bien Hoa Hlghwoy Bridge wh1ch crooses the Selgon Rivor. Tho oxplooion occurrecl at 10:40 p.m. Saigon limo, 9:40 o.m. EST. M~1 said a terrorist throw a gronode benuth tho ommunlllon truck as It croued tho lllll'llrdor bridge Tho ommunltion exploded end sent artillory shoJI; flying throuvh tho oir. Tho black stool bridge was ltporltd sllll lionel· lng despite tho shottering •xplosion olong Ito clftlor span. T~e military truck was reported otill burning on tho br~dgo which lotdo from Saigon to the lorgo Amir· 1965 DODGE Polara 4 Dr. Hard Top. Air Conditioning, J'ower Seat and Windows, Auto. Pilot, Adjuotablt SleeriJII Wheel. ANNOUNCE BIRm .Mr. and Mro. Robert Searles (CoMte Cheadle) 1965 DODGE 500 - 2 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. Floor Sbift, Power Steering, Radio and Heater, 383 - 4 bbL en&~ue. L. ::*:II 1964 DODGE . Polara 2 Dr. Hard Top. Radio and Heater, Powtr Steering, Auto. Trans. announcing the birth ol aa ter at Holw Hospital, M December 5, weighlnf 6 10 oz. and named Connie Renee, · The Searles have two oth•orll children, Mark and Jameo Robert. Grandparenl.! are Mro. Ruth Cheadle, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Searles, Rut· land; great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ellis, Che· shire, and Mr. and Mrs, Hollis Searles, Rutland. 1963 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan - VB. Auto. Trani. Radio & Heater, 1963 PONTIAC Lemans Convertible. Radio and Heller, Std. One Owner. Vietnam Intervention Cited For Serious World Tension dX ~:':'~:!J~my~:a~gas:a~ ~:·. {o_';:;~:::!~~ I 1962 Bu~ so far, the French bave R. H. Sons Coo -~ . --..- ~ ~'~"" AIN'T FOOLIN' "Sure Sign of Ouali~" :e,,., Cb~wr91et -- .4 Door Ai~ 4 Door - Wis!wtires, wheel dlscs, ··------·- 6f.:Gc!fdtlla~ C6upte9€-Ville - • .' YDisc brakes on all 4 wheels-no u:tra cost y 4 doors- -· Full power equipment, ra~lo, white aldewall tlrt1, tinted &lass. y Seats 5 comfortably-a family car Undercoating-no Jl Safety padded sun visors-no extra cost y Vinyl upholstery-no extra cost Jt' Plus 18 safety features-no extra cost. extra cost See FIAT today-drl,e H array/ SMITH'S FIAT SALES &SERVICE 1 Mile Above The Silver Bridge In K1n1ug1, Ohio 2 tone . Friday's Games Ohto College Uaskethall Schedule · By United pr..s loternatiollal Tonight Bethany IW. Va.j at Case Washin~trm & Jefrers~ (Pa.) at We!;tern Reserve Fr;mklin at Wilberforce Central State (at Pacific Luthoran paint, real · . . 60.CadiUat 4 :Door Sedan ~ Feeds * Seeds Flour • • · flH .~ili ,' ; Phone 992-2115 Mulberrv Ave. Pomerov. Ohio Memlltr ltom1rov Meret.1nfl Cttrl&rmll Cesh Oh11w1y ·Karf·& ·Van_·Zandt Motor Sales OMAC l'iNANCING '" WY 2-5342 . ~llloe.Oidl ' " .•··, . .. ..,.. ~--• ..,.......... ,...... GOLF TOURNAMENT NEW YORK !Dill -The· final round of the riChest tou'rnament in golf history. th• $275,1100 PGA national team championship, Golf Club · CONGRATULATIGNS " • TO TOM . When In Doubt Give Them . .A GIFT CERTIFICATE GOETt...: FOR HIM . e!Ul'ts eTOPCOATS eSHIRTS . : tHATS eswunRs .eDOUSERS-' . . -·- . ·. enEs ,. eUJGGAGE •• FOR HER .BILLFOLDS eHANDBAGS eLUGGAGE eSWEATERS eCOATS eSUITS eROBES eSKIRTS eHOSE AND HIS STAFF AT -~· The Martin . OPIN IV!NINGS UNTIL 1:00 Mills -~~it , J : j ' } ; : I , } $9.88 = •' Sue 33%-72xl4 Be•con Oc.uble B•d "" Fully Aulomallc Elec. Blanke! !: : :~. Special Low. Low Prlc• Nnw oelu"'' Speed "Solid StateN ' $24-95 .. =' ELECTRIC BLENDER .. ,.4 ~ 7FT. DELUX~ SCOTCH PINE Christmas Special-"Family Site"' 12 Cup Automatic Cotfte Percol1tor TREES lfa Off-Deluxe Lightweight HAND MIXER Lasts for Years Spacial-Electric Can Open•r & Knife Sharpener with Bottlt Opener $1]·88 ~ Crystal Punch Bowl S"t-27·Pc. Prescut Anchor Hocking, Reg. 5.79 $4.77 Special-Early Amerlc.an. Besket Wuve Woo _· ltn Fireside Bask&t _ ~;::~erte5 :ut Bowl and __ Save $6.00-3 Tier C~co Serving Cart _ - - Now Only Roll bo. 7-,J (' 7 Roll $1.77 3 j \ box Rol\s of Paper & 2 Rolls of ~'oil ~ . only $J.29~: ~. .I "' I $10·99 a $7.77 only H Ft. R{';,- Jte Control Exten,ion Cord - - - -- I I , ~~ Sp~cral-4 Pt:. Fiber Glen King SizeTray Table Set $8.88 1: $1 .19 - - ll & R F~R:.!STOJ·' E i N· 2nd Ave. \ ~•:: .) . ·i. • ~ • DEAlER STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • - ~ ' .... ~'"~,.. Jl)o;}l)i~).Jl J\,~~~' l'li'l' Jt)IJ)rj)t)I.Jt,.lllt)lltloJtl'l)'. :.lllit); • . :"_/ .ld Th~ .e""' W1 ne,v Barract1das are l1ere. And ... ~ .' ... . ~ .. ...,_. .... ..;, l W1S ' EXTENDS ITS 51095 . . ,. Bo,:oo at Cin;inq>li. ·. . New York at Philadelphia San Fran at Los Angeles !Only games scheduled) The Pomeroy 't ' Full power, radio, Unfed &Iiu, "bite sld•wall tlrea, white with blue Interior, Fertilizer Sugar Run • 51495 one owner. '"'" REPAIR Me~~-urv M~nt.r~ ~Dr. H. T. • • • '895, - - - - - - - - C H E C K THESE FEATURES-------. y I, $1395 61 V·8 motor, auto. traru., rsdio, white sldewsll Urea, wheel diSCI, red wltb red · and black Interior. Real sharp. BRILLIANT ADVANCED 124 Jl' 13.6 cubic feet trunk room-not 7.5 1 S90 V-8 motor, Crulsematle trans., power brakes & tteering, powfr wllldoWI, power teat, radio, tiDied glass, white "lldewall tlroa, wheel dlacs, factory air, 3&,000 miles. None sharper, · ... " 63 Bel 283 V-8 engine, auto:: trai!J., -tldlo, sharp andftaJ.clean. · . . FIAT has brought out an advanced car that beats • • its competition (a common German make) feature by feature. that's just the way it's made 6 3 Ford Galaxie 500 an i t• -- ~ Office Hours. 9 to 12. 2 to 51 tCiose at Noon oD Thurs. - East Court Sl , Pomeroy , n .. • ...... ' ,- ., · p T0 M ETR 15 T _ r .,,,,.,.,.,,,, . .. ,... · 1 -- ... '~ '~~~ COMPTON, f' $795 :!. 4 ~~,:::';';17:"': ~o::~al ~~ l Must Movel Priced to Go This Month! BLAETTNARS A J I VOLKSWAGEN ~ w. 0 ... 0.0. N. I ~~ I l~ I ~"((IIIICCIIH··--·"·d··"R""WJR.....EIC'C.S.T ...O ....N ......E......C ....H . .R ....I..S ...T••t.1..A ...S.....S ....A~·L·E. ."'·tetm~ . The Pomeroy teams, now 2.0 1 1: : ; ;: 1 5 junior. Tne other two senior Feb. 11 - Belpre H! tb . steaEs.onte, got twlm thwms •k Cincinnati Reds today an- Boston ti 12 4 10 ~ lettermen include 6-4 Buck Call Feb. 14-Logan H garns as rn ear Y '" wee · oounced their 1917 home I Detroit 5 14 2 I. and 6-0 Keith Kilday. &-1 junior Feb. 24-Huntington East H· The Seven.th grade team earn:ed schedule of &1 games, iDtludTbursday's Rents ~ letterman Jell Swisher is back a 37.21 vtctory as Ron Smith . tog the opener nell April 10 New York 4 Odroit 2 • again, but 11-3 jurilor letterman ' and RICky Asb each talhed_ 10 : against \he national league Chicago 10 Boston 2 Mike Marnhoutis still recover· Fli!ht Reauttt I aJnd JeflbMorns scored nme. l champion Los Angeles llodg· (Only games scheduled) I' . f f tb 11 . . nd By Ualled Press International om Ams ary paced Eastern • .~ mg rom a oo a tnJurv a HAGEN CUPI) . with 11 en. . his absence will surely b~rt the COPEN' -~ · I The Reds are scheduled lor WIPED OUT rowr. ~ rebounding potential. Boerge Krogh, 137,_ Denmark, The Pomeroy Eighth grade I 55 nlghl games OD 53 dales at A volcanic eruption of Ml The Greyhounds will be head- stoppe<l Ray Adlgun, 138· :defeated Eastern 21i-25 when Crosley Field, five SUnday Pelee In Martinique, West • ed , by H ~ Ja<:ksan, who Ntgerl3 18). _ IRoger Abbott sank a foul shot doubleheaders, aod elaltt Sa~ 'l lndies, in 19112,_ wiped out the Is the'·oniy returning regular . w1th four seconds left in the orday afcemoon pntea. Tiley enure population ol 20.1100 '" • for the visitors. Other possible OSLO IUPI)W - GMan:o , . Abbott had II to top 1 olso wtlt play holiday oiKbt .St. Pierre within a lew seconds 1 164 frontcourt starters coula ill- Graus, Su " 8 e~m [the Pomeroy Eighth graders games on · Memorial Day and -1- ~ elude 6-4 senior Frank Castelli, outpomted gar oy an laqd , John jl:il>binger toJlped Labor Day. tl-0 senior Leon Bretkenridge, 164 • Aruba (~ dstern .with 8. The Pomeroy Tbree lw!Ught game• are . or tl-0 junior Vernon Godfrey. a PORTLAND, Maine (UP]) _ teams will host Pl Pleasant on olated at Crooley Field: .June pair o! short juniors are poSSI· Pete Ricitelll 110 P JOrtland Monday. I It With Los Angeles, Aug. % ble starters at guard slol.!, that knocked out india~ Stu ' . wUb Atlaota, and Labar Day would be Marlin and Pollistrlnl. T t (5). J" ' UGHTWEIGH1 CHAMP 1 w1th obe New York Mets. are 8 far the re- Ml69, D oron at t ,; Hal,mmyk COPENHAGEN 'UP]) - , The home season winds up Game "mes " "ht champ "''t. ~serve contest and 7:30 for the M c :erma ed R,lw, d B t yoe,European l"ht 18 we1g 1 wheu lbe Red 1 meeI 1 0 ass., s PP u Y en • Boerg K gn· f n. k " Ch' Cb v~~~Y re~~=J~r of the Big !British Hond~(6). rem~i~ed -·~beat;. ~~;~r~~g I ,:cago u;, s:rt't;'!l": V' '' " Blacks schedule follows: ' LOS ANGELES IUPI) -Tom an e~ghth-round techmcal knock- 1,_................................... Dec . 13-Parkerhburg Cath H I. paw Ios·k·1, 192, Oakl and, Cal"f1 ., out Th over d Ray . ht Atte of Nogerta • . Se , . Dec. 16 - Ripley · A, knocked out Pedro Rojas 182 urs ay rug · . Lewos Replll rvoce - -----·---·- --· --· M · c·t (2) ' ' There were no knockdowns m TO!It1GBT'S GAMES ' ' ex~eo 1 Y · the schedUled 1().rooJoid non-title I -FORNorth Gallia at Hannan Trace , NBA S!llndlnga.. matob,.oot Kroglt's-dar~~ -lefl e HEATING Eastern at Kyger Creek By Unlled Pre" and· S<llid (iuichOs to the e PLUMBING Middleport at Gallipolis ESslern Division opened a cut over Pomeroy at Wellston w. ~felt._!'~• ~t enafbled ~he Dane II eROOFING Logan at Athens Philadelphia 24 2 til wvst "'" pro essoooa r Jaokson at Nelsonville I' B ..ton 18 5 to 00 wins aed a draw. tt; SA11JRliAY'S GAMES New York '· • · 13 15 SfRVI(rtt; Southwestern at Rutland , Cincin,ati will he televised live Saturday 9 13 Kyger Creek at Racine Baltimore 5 22 from 2r 3 pm EST by ~polrts II 134 Mill ~r ~ 237~1ddl•oo" Union Furnace at North Gallia Western Dlvls1oli ' 'l,~~~;_fnc~.~---="--~J~~~~;::::~~~;;. ~! Nelsonville at Logan w. L. W~llston at Gallipolis San Francisco 18 9 Middleport at Jack""' Detroit 13 15 Atbons at Pomeroy St. Louis 1t" 13 · . Los Angeles 10 16 Oblo College Basketball Scaret : Chicago · 9 2() By Unltf' t Press Interna~ional Tbandav's Results Tol•do DO St. Joseph tlnd.J !i4 Chicago 132 Bait 100 Morehead State 119 San Fran 124 Sl Louis 1011 Rio Grande 98 10nly games scheduled) Trau. 1963 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. - 9 Pass. Station Wagon. V8, Power Steerint, Auto. Trans., Air Conditlonine. •ummtt conlrence to discuss European teeurlty problems and cooperation between com. mun!st and Western nations. says F'ISher • ht Big Blacks Open Tomg . t Montgomery Club AgainS 1965 DODGE Statton Wagon - VB. Auto. Trans. Power StetrlDJ, Radio and Heater, Sure Grip DifferentiaL -· ~Wah_ama Over Galli"ans AT LOW DECEMBER PRIGS! . League foolbaU players reoeJYed boaoralllo mealloa AD Oblo hoaon by the Allnclated Prell 'fturoday. Tiley wen: Rod Ollkey ud Jobn Mlgauotea, GalllpoUo; Tom EnrlD aad Jaba Wrflbt, Welllljla; Gary Barlow and Bill Wesllall, Lopa1 lileve Reed, JacboA ud G.., BDII, Alb- stood firm on their refusal to lean air base at Bien Hoa, 17 milos northeast of tho permit Eilt Germany take OIHOAN KilLED 65 Electra Buick copltal. , part·Jq·IIUch a ·eon!mnce Blnce'!t' 4 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. When we GENEVA, N. Y. (UPI) American Explosive Ordinonco Domolitlon (EOD) De Gaulle · d<* ' not re~gnlz'e "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" say quality we mean Electra- Buick's finest and best and I Merle Johnson, 56, wa,jswortl•. l lllms rushed to the scone in Gia Dinh, just outoldo tho the CommanlJt regime. There this one is tops. It is fully equipped with air conditioning, Ohio, was killed Thursday city limits of Saigon. was notndlcaUon In today'• power windows, power steering:, power brakes and power his tractor trailer LrUck ---''------=------------1 ument that -~- Gaulle waa ,prl> seat. knifed at the ""'~by pared to abandon this stand. JUST tion of Routes 5 and 63 F or L 2 Dr ARRIVED- $1395 1him against a worked lor the Hard Top Sports Coupe. This one has the all vinyl black 1 Co. bucket seats with ~ull operating consul. Four speed trans., _ _ ond 390 cu. ln. engine. It's a real performing automobile, CLEVELAND (U1" , 1 _ Leo • 0 and shows good care. PARIS (UP!) - France and the Soviet Union, In an ' ard Z. 8ryan, 70, an ' escrow attack on U. S. Viet Nam policy, charged today that 60 Bonnevi e Pontiac - • w~y;~~~=· :vi~:: Build·l"outside" intervention had caused the war In Southeast l Dr. Hard Top Sedan. "r condl.tloned. One careful local ing was robbed of about Asia to reach grave proportions. In a joint declaration, ~ President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Alexei owner. This is an exceptional car for model. Thursday by two neatly N. Kosygin warned that the war threatened to spread beed men. yond the borders o! Viet I Nam and imperiled world sued at the end of De Gaulle's I SALE PLANS MADE . tour of Russia last summer. LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) communique ending Ko- It did, however, bald out , The Ob10 AppNved sygin's nlne-<lay official visit possibility of a pan-European ! BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Call Comm1ttees will meet Dec. here called the Vietnamese war I:,...;;~;..,"""',;--~= 1 1 13 in the Court House Annex "the chief obstable to the inPOMEROY, OHIO to discuss the 1966 year a n ternational relaxation of tension PIANOS . 65 Olds 9B .;.. Door • • • plan for the coming year. and the establishment of last· eWURLITlER ==ing peaceful relations between Power equipment, radio, white sidewall tires, tinted gloss, antl·spln dlfferentW, e8ALOWIN numerous countries." 19,000 miter.· . only llld OTHEa F•MOU' JUST ARRIVED .. ....,.. .........•.... .............. . .... NEW SHIPMENT! In wording and acceptance of 811ANDI broad political lin.,, th e · ·.·· 6 5 -Bujct(Riviera 2 Door H. T. Franco • Soviet document held .... .. '" .... III:no:,.~:r~:~: It made the same •· ·. !UIIc~ :tmtJHilll windows & seat, power antenna, radio, white lld1111D appeals for world peace, tires, wheel discs, tinted glass, factory air-conditioning, tut steertne whet!. 0111 EBB~West and Increased •Facto.,. Tr1lnect Service• owner, real sharp. I Fr'anco-S<.viet cooperation as PHONI 21 ~ACKION. 0. di4 the joint communique is- II Jronmen Have · breat speed 1 day to robbing an eaatslde Columbus cburcb and told pollee "" had served time lin a w..t VIrginia reformatory far burg· lary and arson of a church. The suspect has been In at least three mental hospllalo. :~s.oo :t;c?.~'::;,:~~~y i:,;~'; r:!I P'Iah:~s\:~~~s~~~;· I' Eflbt Soallleaolml o·b to -- team The Vmlon Coon~ lads hoast ldoubl ffiO!;t ot the Wh1te Fal- l ~--~ ·schedule next year Ulat also W two IH lads to" headline their cons ~member that mght and I played each ol the I hr e e ~ !runt lme, and speedster Rock will be trying to prove .. ot was schools this year. ~ Calvm to handle the passing one of those things tlist shoold· Meigs Local, m taking over • and scormg chores. Keith Prat. n't happen. !"Wba&'• I big outdoor&man do- (N the Pomeroy segment of the I e1 and Jake Coleman are botb The Waharnanas are """!' 1·2 11D with a· hot water ba an SEOAL schedule, was laced 1 1 Y· veteran rebounders and scorers on tbe season after losing' a 1 wa '" witb playing rour league games w from last year's championship close one to Eastern on Tuesy. away next year. Thus, additeam and form a formidable Iday nigh~ while the Generals I lions to the schedule were ~ duo to contend with under the : are • according to the sought where home games could I boards. sketctly reports which have Jackson won't be big, but . be obtained. These proved to I Wahama will counter ~ith come in thus far. It will be the 1 Coach Dave Fisher believes he lbe Fairfield. Parkersburg, and ~ only one six footer in li-2 Bill first league game or' the year has more actual speed than Ironton, which comes into the • Marshall to battle the two for Vinton, while lbe Falcons ever before during his 10 years . - · : big lads on the ~s, and will are ().! in the MOVC. I coaching the lronmen. Middy Juniors in :~ The Middleport Yellow Jack- p a1r . of Victories liW look lor additional help from Game time is slated for 7 p. • turd Mike Fry and Ray Sisk, both m. to begin the Reserve con· el8 go to Jackson oa ay '~ just under si1 feet. Seniors Lar· test and about 8o15 or so for night to tangle with this club al- _The Middleport Seventh and • ry Fry and Dale Rollins will the varsity tilL Pomeroy Seventh and Eighth ter being on the road tonight Eoghth gr.ade basketball teams : ..:___:_ _ _ ·-- -~~- --grade basketball teams defeat- at Gallipolis. scored VIctories over Racme tl eel Gallipolis in games on the Fisher's lettermen are Mon· teams Thursday night. ~ Panther court Thursday even-Icy Gilliland, 6-1 senior forward; The Yellow Jadwls seventh E ing. Hareld Howe 5-11 junlor grade squad won 4tl·•3 as Dan. i rd Chris 'Mullins Il-l sen- ny Lewis got 16 and Tommy ., The Pomeroy Seventh grade ~ , nd ~ t Cooke' 14 to pace the winners. wan 31-27 in an overtime as lor forward, a . ve er~n Jerry Hubbard and Brett Hart , H Ricky Ash tallied II, Jell Mar- Dave Patton, S-IO sen~" guar k. each got four for Racine ~ PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. I Oec. 20 - Alumni . A ris, 7, and Ron Smith, 6, for i Coach FISher bas len wor_- Middleport Eighth .grade ~ Pleasant Big Blacks open a 2(). Jan. 3--Barboursvllle . the · L s d in• li-3 senoor Lee G asgow tn H tl t 00 Hlgh h wmners. arry now en •.., 3 squad took a 3&-22 viclon as t'I 6 game schedule tonight when Jan. 6 - un ng A was high for Gallipolis with the. middle, backed up by • John Kloes led the winner; • they play host to the visiting Jan. 7 - Belpre . rune. l 1umor Ron Clark. . . . ~ Montgomery Greyounds in · a Jan. 13-Chapmanv!lle HH 'I The Ironmen, in defeating : w~thh 11: hAtrt Hill topped Racme v double header at the Pt. Pleas· Jan. 17- Par~~r>:lll'r ~ . . Tbe B~by Panthers won 53-41 Oak Hill in their first gam~ ~ Wit elg . ~ ~nt gymnasium. Jan. 18-Huntmgton rhgh A m the E1ghth Grade contest as looked ragged against the llaks ,;; Jan. 20-Rlpley A Roger Abbott chalked up 20, I ess Jackson then lost to Wav. NHL Standings W Coach Dick Norton, starUn1 Jan. 24- Barboursville H Bob Werry I• and Frank Giro!- pr . d t ed Logan last' By Ualted Press International ~ . ' erlyanrounc WLTP•" his 14th year as headman oI Jan. 20-Huntington East A am1, 13. Pomeroy trailed 16-21Saturdav 72-51. . · · · .s. ; the Blacks, will pr~ably build Feb. 3-Logan A1early in the game. Tom Prose · CbtCaJJO 12 6 2 Jb • his team aroWld last year's scar· Feb. 4-Chapmanville A, was high with 13 for Gallipolis. ~ . . . .·.· ..· . .··· .· .. . . New York 10 7 6 26 ~ CONTINUED From Page I , $5.99 pr. r Roush's Shoe Store H Nov. s-Nelsonville .'Jln•• league following the football . Oct. 20-lronton A Nov. 10Park.ersoorg Sou!ll 1(!!117' season, and took over Middle- Ot-t. 27- JackliOn ·~ -:L'f! port"• date in the tm ocued· Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Uiddlepurt, 0., Dec. 9, 196~ !:tr;e ule. THE SCHEDULE ...-= .;T Sept. Middleport boys. N'lne of the clubo, Athens, Gallipohs, Logan, I Sept. t:i-Fa~rfleld 10 will be new to Rutland boys. Wellston, NelsonVIlle and Jack· ! Sept.22-Ath~. . Pomeroy, Middleport and Rut- son, will be a new kmd ol op. ~t. :t9-Lo Galllpohs land players will be consolldat- 1P""ition for Rutland bo!s who 0 t. 6- gl~n ed next year into the Melgs 1havE campaigned m Class A _ ct. l3-We ston MASON - CurrentlY In the handle the guard slots. throes of a two game losmg I Last year. the Generals pin· skein, Wabama travels to Me· , ned twa losses on the Falcons Arthur tonight to tangle with 'I as they wun tli·53 in the lirst the powerful Generals in search game and then ran wild in the DRIITER SIZE 1o-3 1 AJ..L.ST AR ~e~ ~~;~'- wm that would eve· I~~~~: ;~~~maan~4-;~ ~:;-"~! ..' GALLONS Meigs LDcal ~dders will atudent bodies. play six · home aild four away 1 Additions lor Pomeroy- Mid· football games In 1967, accord- dleport wUI be Fairfield Sehoul log to District Athletic Direct- lor Boys, Ironton, and Parkersor Donald Wolfe. burg South, the latt.r a new A .. ~ Schedule~~.•oi•" ~· • AUTOMOIIU . INSUIANCI . ~tt I') ... Restaurant , , and Its Appreciation , :fo(his hospita'lity, the excellenbro6d lind' :the Holi~~y Atmosphere tliat made our ~hristmas Party the success It was:· Also to 'The ·Oalfy Sentinel fer furnishing Trophies · ·rt9· 1h~inners, of the recent Golf Tourne· Beginning Mondey We Will Be Open Every Night Untll9:00 P.to\ BAHR CLOTHIERS ..,.~·- ft:\I~QJDoRT Member of Mldcll.,.ft .,Mtrchonll c;I""'·ROIM '. ---......;.....;." Your Plymouth dealer will do most anything to win you over. Here now, a tempting trio of new Barracudas. Hard· top, Convertible and Sports Barracuda, shown. They're just out with the looks, the handling, ana tho price you've always wanted a sports car to have. We'll do moat anything to win you over, Including " open pp with our super-secret weapon ... called a test drive. AUTMOAI~FQ DEAlERS. CHRYSLER w MOIOR8COAPOMitlltl TOM RUE .· MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rd AVE. MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO .......,. �,A. f -- • • I c ,....,. ~tT" to Grid Parkers~urg, Fairfield Sc!tooi, lrov ton are A~~ed BOYS (OWBOY BOOTS .. · . for Victory FalCOOS Look • M Ar h G } Agamst c t ur enera s .. be~w·~' :"Po::·ts :Ill~.~.~ ~~ ~~~t~~y SEOAL IPanther Babes I In Double w.·n 100 ~.MMW.*iJ!!iilfiliWtM!I!ll OF GASOLINE ENTERS HOSPITAL FREE Virgil E. Blackwo<Mi, Rt. I, Shade, entered Holzer Hospital Tuesday, December I, far observation and treatment room number is 239. WITH EVERY DOUBLE CHECKED USED CAR OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 1st. LOCAL TEMPS $ Temperature in downtown 9 65 Mustang VB • • • 18 5 Pomeroy Friday at 11:30 a.m. 2 Dr. H•rd Top. Beautiful all white finish with all vinyl w~s 1!0 degrees, under rainy bucket seats. It has 4 sp. shift and VB performance. Extra skies. [clean inside and out. APPROPRIATION __ ~~~~~ ~u~!~;t:~:y 66 Pontiac Now $2895 Catalina Convertible Coupe. Just the thing to ride your ted h ''" bo d d 1 1 queen. We have two for choice both new Pontiac trades pos er n an I from careful original owners - One blue with white top Jail cell. Po~lce said the ""'""[ and other Gold with black top. Both like new. Fully equip· had been g~ven the money ped "itb power steering, power brakes and automatic shift, hand to the matron to pay and many other extras. other prisoner's fine. She paid her own instead. $1395 63 Buick V8 -Special 4 Dr. Sedan. We've serviced this car since new, and ELECTED DDtECTOR ~an highly recommend it. It has automatic trans. and radio. LAS VEGAS~ Nev. (UP!) A beautiful car, Frank Sollars of ~:~=~I Ohio, was elected a $]595 director of the American 64 Chevelle VB I Dr. Sta. Wagon. One local owner. Std. shill V8. Sparkling Bureau at its convention which closed Thursday. mginal finish. ° ~~~R~VED - . .... NEW FACE- Downle-Gross, Inc. men's store on East Main-St., in Pomeroy, has Mrs. Frank Vaughan, above, as a new employee during this Christmas sea· son. Mrs. Vaughan is a Pomeroy resident-Sentinel Photo. War Highlights SAIGON !UP!) - A Viol Cong terrorist exploded • grenade fn a Vietnamese army ammunitlan truck on the outskirts of Saigon tonight, touching off 0 mighty blast that jarrod tho Viotnameoo upilol. First reports from Americon mllltory pollee said tho blost t_ook ploce on tho old Bien Hoa Hlghwoy Bridge wh1ch crooses the Selgon Rivor. Tho oxplooion occurrecl at 10:40 p.m. Saigon limo, 9:40 o.m. EST. M~1 said a terrorist throw a gronode benuth tho ommunlllon truck as It croued tho lllll'llrdor bridge Tho ommunltion exploded end sent artillory shoJI; flying throuvh tho oir. Tho black stool bridge was ltporltd sllll lionel· lng despite tho shottering •xplosion olong Ito clftlor span. T~e military truck was reported otill burning on tho br~dgo which lotdo from Saigon to the lorgo Amir· 1965 DODGE Polara 4 Dr. Hard Top. Air Conditioning, J'ower Seat and Windows, Auto. Pilot, Adjuotablt SleeriJII Wheel. ANNOUNCE BIRm .Mr. and Mro. Robert Searles (CoMte Cheadle) 1965 DODGE 500 - 2 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. Floor Sbift, Power Steering, Radio and Heater, 383 - 4 bbL en&~ue. L. ::*:II 1964 DODGE . Polara 2 Dr. Hard Top. Radio and Heater, Powtr Steering, Auto. Trans. announcing the birth ol aa ter at Holw Hospital, M December 5, weighlnf 6 10 oz. and named Connie Renee, · The Searles have two oth•orll children, Mark and Jameo Robert. Grandparenl.! are Mro. Ruth Cheadle, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Searles, Rut· land; great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ellis, Che· shire, and Mr. and Mrs, Hollis Searles, Rutland. 1963 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan - VB. Auto. Trani. Radio & Heater, 1963 PONTIAC Lemans Convertible. Radio and Heller, Std. One Owner. Vietnam Intervention Cited For Serious World Tension dX ~:':'~:!J~my~:a~gas:a~ ~:·. {o_';:;~:::!~~ I 1962 Bu~ so far, the French bave R. H. Sons Coo -~ . --..- ~ ~'~"" AIN'T FOOLIN' "Sure Sign of Ouali~" :e,,., Cb~wr91et -- .4 Door Ai~ 4 Door - Wis!wtires, wheel dlscs, ··------·- 6f.:Gc!fdtlla~ C6upte9€-Ville - • .' YDisc brakes on all 4 wheels-no u:tra cost y 4 doors- -· Full power equipment, ra~lo, white aldewall tlrt1, tinted &lass. y Seats 5 comfortably-a family car Undercoating-no Jl Safety padded sun visors-no extra cost y Vinyl upholstery-no extra cost Jt' Plus 18 safety features-no extra cost. extra cost See FIAT today-drl,e H array/ SMITH'S FIAT SALES &SERVICE 1 Mile Above The Silver Bridge In K1n1ug1, Ohio 2 tone . Friday's Games Ohto College Uaskethall Schedule · By United pr..s loternatiollal Tonight Bethany IW. Va.j at Case Washin~trm & Jefrers~ (Pa.) at We!;tern Reserve Fr;mklin at Wilberforce Central State (at Pacific Luthoran paint, real · . . 60.CadiUat 4 :Door Sedan ~ Feeds * Seeds Flour • • · flH .~ili ,' ; Phone 992-2115 Mulberrv Ave. Pomerov. Ohio Memlltr ltom1rov Meret.1nfl Cttrl&rmll Cesh Oh11w1y ·Karf·& ·Van_·Zandt Motor Sales OMAC l'iNANCING '" WY 2-5342 . ~llloe.Oidl ' " .•··, . .. ..,.. ~--• ..,.......... ,...... GOLF TOURNAMENT NEW YORK !Dill -The· final round of the riChest tou'rnament in golf history. th• $275,1100 PGA national team championship, Golf Club · CONGRATULATIGNS " • TO TOM . When In Doubt Give Them . .A GIFT CERTIFICATE GOETt...: FOR HIM . e!Ul'ts eTOPCOATS eSHIRTS . : tHATS eswunRs .eDOUSERS-' . . -·- . ·. enEs ,. eUJGGAGE •• FOR HER .BILLFOLDS eHANDBAGS eLUGGAGE eSWEATERS eCOATS eSUITS eROBES eSKIRTS eHOSE AND HIS STAFF AT -~· The Martin . OPIN IV!NINGS UNTIL 1:00 Mills -~~it , J : j ' } ; : I , } $9.88 = •' Sue 33%-72xl4 Be•con Oc.uble B•d "" Fully Aulomallc Elec. Blanke! !: : :~. Special Low. Low Prlc• Nnw oelu"'' Speed "Solid StateN ' $24-95 .. =' ELECTRIC BLENDER .. ,.4 ~ 7FT. DELUX~ SCOTCH PINE Christmas Special-"Family Site"' 12 Cup Automatic Cotfte Percol1tor TREES lfa Off-Deluxe Lightweight HAND MIXER Lasts for Years Spacial-Electric Can Open•r & Knife Sharpener with Bottlt Opener $1]·88 ~ Crystal Punch Bowl S"t-27·Pc. Prescut Anchor Hocking, Reg. 5.79 $4.77 Special-Early Amerlc.an. Besket Wuve Woo _· ltn Fireside Bask&t _ ~;::~erte5 :ut Bowl and __ Save $6.00-3 Tier C~co Serving Cart _ - - Now Only Roll bo. 7-,J (' 7 Roll $1.77 3 j \ box Rol\s of Paper & 2 Rolls of ~'oil ~ . only $J.29~: ~. .I "' I $10·99 a $7.77 only H Ft. R{';,- Jte Control Exten,ion Cord - - - -- I I , ~~ Sp~cral-4 Pt:. Fiber Glen King SizeTray Table Set $8.88 1: $1 .19 - - ll & R F~R:.!STOJ·' E i N· 2nd Ave. \ ~•:: .) . ·i. • ~ • DEAlER STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • - ~ ' .... ~'"~,.. Jl)o;}l)i~).Jl J\,~~~' l'li'l' Jt)IJ)rj)t)I.Jt,.lllt)lltloJtl'l)'. :.lllit); • . :"_/ .ld Th~ .e""' W1 ne,v Barract1das are l1ere. And ... ~ .' ... . ~ .. ...,_. .... ..;, l W1S ' EXTENDS ITS 51095 . . ,. Bo,:oo at Cin;inq>li. ·. . New York at Philadelphia San Fran at Los Angeles !Only games scheduled) The Pomeroy 't ' Full power, radio, Unfed &Iiu, "bite sld•wall tlrea, white with blue Interior, Fertilizer Sugar Run • 51495 one owner. '"'" REPAIR Me~~-urv M~nt.r~ ~Dr. H. T. • • • '895, - - - - - - - - C H E C K THESE FEATURES-------. y I, $1395 61 V·8 motor, auto. traru., rsdio, white sldewsll Urea, wheel diSCI, red wltb red · and black Interior. Real sharp. BRILLIANT ADVANCED 124 Jl' 13.6 cubic feet trunk room-not 7.5 1 S90 V-8 motor, Crulsematle trans., power brakes & tteering, powfr wllldoWI, power teat, radio, tiDied glass, white "lldewall tlroa, wheel dlacs, factory air, 3&,000 miles. None sharper, · ... " 63 Bel 283 V-8 engine, auto:: trai!J., -tldlo, sharp andftaJ.clean. · . . FIAT has brought out an advanced car that beats • • its competition (a common German make) feature by feature. that's just the way it's made 6 3 Ford Galaxie 500 an i t• -- ~ Office Hours. 9 to 12. 2 to 51 tCiose at Noon oD Thurs. - East Court Sl , Pomeroy , n .. • ...... ' ,- ., · p T0 M ETR 15 T _ r .,,,,.,.,.,,,, . .. ,... · 1 -- ... '~ '~~~ COMPTON, f' $795 :!. 4 ~~,:::';';17:"': ~o::~al ~~ l Must Movel Priced to Go This Month! BLAETTNARS A J I VOLKSWAGEN ~ w. 0 ... 0.0. N. I ~~ I l~ I ~"((IIIICCIIH··--·"·d··"R""WJR.....EIC'C.S.T ...O ....N ......E......C ....H . .R ....I..S ...T••t.1..A ...S.....S ....A~·L·E. ."'·tetm~ . The Pomeroy teams, now 2.0 1 1: : ; ;: 1 5 junior. Tne other two senior Feb. 11 - Belpre H! tb . steaEs.onte, got twlm thwms •k Cincinnati Reds today an- Boston ti 12 4 10 ~ lettermen include 6-4 Buck Call Feb. 14-Logan H garns as rn ear Y '" wee · oounced their 1917 home I Detroit 5 14 2 I. and 6-0 Keith Kilday. &-1 junior Feb. 24-Huntington East H· The Seven.th grade team earn:ed schedule of &1 games, iDtludTbursday's Rents ~ letterman Jell Swisher is back a 37.21 vtctory as Ron Smith . tog the opener nell April 10 New York 4 Odroit 2 • again, but 11-3 jurilor letterman ' and RICky Asb each talhed_ 10 : against \he national league Chicago 10 Boston 2 Mike Marnhoutis still recover· Fli!ht Reauttt I aJnd JeflbMorns scored nme. l champion Los Angeles llodg· (Only games scheduled) I' . f f tb 11 . . nd By Ualled Press International om Ams ary paced Eastern • .~ mg rom a oo a tnJurv a HAGEN CUPI) . with 11 en. . his absence will surely b~rt the COPEN' -~ · I The Reds are scheduled lor WIPED OUT rowr. ~ rebounding potential. Boerge Krogh, 137,_ Denmark, The Pomeroy Eighth grade I 55 nlghl games OD 53 dales at A volcanic eruption of Ml The Greyhounds will be head- stoppe<l Ray Adlgun, 138· :defeated Eastern 21i-25 when Crosley Field, five SUnday Pelee In Martinique, West • ed , by H ~ Ja<:ksan, who Ntgerl3 18). _ IRoger Abbott sank a foul shot doubleheaders, aod elaltt Sa~ 'l lndies, in 19112,_ wiped out the Is the'·oniy returning regular . w1th four seconds left in the orday afcemoon pntea. Tiley enure population ol 20.1100 '" • for the visitors. Other possible OSLO IUPI)W - GMan:o , . Abbott had II to top 1 olso wtlt play holiday oiKbt .St. Pierre within a lew seconds 1 164 frontcourt starters coula ill- Graus, Su " 8 e~m [the Pomeroy Eighth graders games on · Memorial Day and -1- ~ elude 6-4 senior Frank Castelli, outpomted gar oy an laqd , John jl:il>binger toJlped Labor Day. tl-0 senior Leon Bretkenridge, 164 • Aruba (~ dstern .with 8. The Pomeroy Tbree lw!Ught game• are . or tl-0 junior Vernon Godfrey. a PORTLAND, Maine (UP]) _ teams will host Pl Pleasant on olated at Crooley Field: .June pair o! short juniors are poSSI· Pete Ricitelll 110 P JOrtland Monday. I It With Los Angeles, Aug. % ble starters at guard slol.!, that knocked out india~ Stu ' . wUb Atlaota, and Labar Day would be Marlin and Pollistrlnl. T t (5). J" ' UGHTWEIGH1 CHAMP 1 w1th obe New York Mets. are 8 far the re- Ml69, D oron at t ,; Hal,mmyk COPENHAGEN 'UP]) - , The home season winds up Game "mes " "ht champ "''t. ~serve contest and 7:30 for the M c :erma ed R,lw, d B t yoe,European l"ht 18 we1g 1 wheu lbe Red 1 meeI 1 0 ass., s PP u Y en • Boerg K gn· f n. k " Ch' Cb v~~~Y re~~=J~r of the Big !British Hond~(6). rem~i~ed -·~beat;. ~~;~r~~g I ,:cago u;, s:rt't;'!l": V' '' " Blacks schedule follows: ' LOS ANGELES IUPI) -Tom an e~ghth-round techmcal knock- 1,_................................... Dec . 13-Parkerhburg Cath H I. paw Ios·k·1, 192, Oakl and, Cal"f1 ., out Th over d Ray . ht Atte of Nogerta • . Se , . Dec. 16 - Ripley · A, knocked out Pedro Rojas 182 urs ay rug · . Lewos Replll rvoce - -----·---·- --· --· M · c·t (2) ' ' There were no knockdowns m TO!It1GBT'S GAMES ' ' ex~eo 1 Y · the schedUled 1().rooJoid non-title I -FORNorth Gallia at Hannan Trace , NBA S!llndlnga.. matob,.oot Kroglt's-dar~~ -lefl e HEATING Eastern at Kyger Creek By Unlled Pre" and· S<llid (iuichOs to the e PLUMBING Middleport at Gallipolis ESslern Division opened a cut over Pomeroy at Wellston w. ~felt._!'~• ~t enafbled ~he Dane II eROOFING Logan at Athens Philadelphia 24 2 til wvst "'" pro essoooa r Jaokson at Nelsonville I' B ..ton 18 5 to 00 wins aed a draw. tt; SA11JRliAY'S GAMES New York '· • · 13 15 SfRVI(rtt; Southwestern at Rutland , Cincin,ati will he televised live Saturday 9 13 Kyger Creek at Racine Baltimore 5 22 from 2r 3 pm EST by ~polrts II 134 Mill ~r ~ 237~1ddl•oo" Union Furnace at North Gallia Western Dlvls1oli ' 'l,~~~;_fnc~.~---="--~J~~~~;::::~~~;;. ~! Nelsonville at Logan w. L. W~llston at Gallipolis San Francisco 18 9 Middleport at Jack""' Detroit 13 15 Atbons at Pomeroy St. Louis 1t" 13 · . Los Angeles 10 16 Oblo College Basketball Scaret : Chicago · 9 2() By Unltf' t Press Interna~ional Tbandav's Results Tol•do DO St. Joseph tlnd.J !i4 Chicago 132 Bait 100 Morehead State 119 San Fran 124 Sl Louis 1011 Rio Grande 98 10nly games scheduled) Trau. 1963 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. - 9 Pass. Station Wagon. V8, Power Steerint, Auto. Trans., Air Conditlonine. •ummtt conlrence to discuss European teeurlty problems and cooperation between com. mun!st and Western nations. says F'ISher • ht Big Blacks Open Tomg . t Montgomery Club AgainS 1965 DODGE Statton Wagon - VB. Auto. Trans. Power StetrlDJ, Radio and Heater, Sure Grip DifferentiaL -· ~Wah_ama Over Galli"ans AT LOW DECEMBER PRIGS! . League foolbaU players reoeJYed boaoralllo mealloa AD Oblo hoaon by the Allnclated Prell 'fturoday. Tiley wen: Rod Ollkey ud Jobn Mlgauotea, GalllpoUo; Tom EnrlD aad Jaba Wrflbt, Welllljla; Gary Barlow and Bill Wesllall, Lopa1 lileve Reed, JacboA ud G.., BDII, Alb- stood firm on their refusal to lean air base at Bien Hoa, 17 milos northeast of tho permit Eilt Germany take OIHOAN KilLED 65 Electra Buick copltal. , part·Jq·IIUch a ·eon!mnce Blnce'!t' 4 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. When we GENEVA, N. Y. (UPI) American Explosive Ordinonco Domolitlon (EOD) De Gaulle · d<* ' not re~gnlz'e "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" say quality we mean Electra- Buick's finest and best and I Merle Johnson, 56, wa,jswortl•. l lllms rushed to the scone in Gia Dinh, just outoldo tho the CommanlJt regime. There this one is tops. It is fully equipped with air conditioning, Ohio, was killed Thursday city limits of Saigon. was notndlcaUon In today'• power windows, power steering:, power brakes and power his tractor trailer LrUck ---''------=------------1 ument that -~- Gaulle waa ,prl> seat. knifed at the ""'~by pared to abandon this stand. JUST tion of Routes 5 and 63 F or L 2 Dr ARRIVED- $1395 1him against a worked lor the Hard Top Sports Coupe. This one has the all vinyl black 1 Co. bucket seats with ~ull operating consul. Four speed trans., _ _ ond 390 cu. ln. engine. It's a real performing automobile, CLEVELAND (U1" , 1 _ Leo • 0 and shows good care. PARIS (UP!) - France and the Soviet Union, In an ' ard Z. 8ryan, 70, an ' escrow attack on U. S. Viet Nam policy, charged today that 60 Bonnevi e Pontiac - • w~y;~~~=· :vi~:: Build·l"outside" intervention had caused the war In Southeast l Dr. Hard Top Sedan. "r condl.tloned. One careful local ing was robbed of about Asia to reach grave proportions. In a joint declaration, ~ President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Alexei owner. This is an exceptional car for model. Thursday by two neatly N. Kosygin warned that the war threatened to spread beed men. yond the borders o! Viet I Nam and imperiled world sued at the end of De Gaulle's I SALE PLANS MADE . tour of Russia last summer. LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) communique ending Ko- It did, however, bald out , The Ob10 AppNved sygin's nlne-<lay official visit possibility of a pan-European ! BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Call Comm1ttees will meet Dec. here called the Vietnamese war I:,...;;~;..,"""',;--~= 1 1 13 in the Court House Annex "the chief obstable to the inPOMEROY, OHIO to discuss the 1966 year a n ternational relaxation of tension PIANOS . 65 Olds 9B .;.. Door • • • plan for the coming year. and the establishment of last· eWURLITlER ==ing peaceful relations between Power equipment, radio, white sidewall tires, tinted gloss, antl·spln dlfferentW, e8ALOWIN numerous countries." 19,000 miter.· . only llld OTHEa F•MOU' JUST ARRIVED .. ....,.. .........•.... .............. . .... NEW SHIPMENT! In wording and acceptance of 811ANDI broad political lin.,, th e · ·.·· 6 5 -Bujct(Riviera 2 Door H. T. Franco • Soviet document held .... .. '" .... III:no:,.~:r~:~: It made the same •· ·. !UIIc~ :tmtJHilll windows & seat, power antenna, radio, white lld1111D appeals for world peace, tires, wheel discs, tinted glass, factory air-conditioning, tut steertne whet!. 0111 EBB~West and Increased •Facto.,. Tr1lnect Service• owner, real sharp. I Fr'anco-S<.viet cooperation as PHONI 21 ~ACKION. 0. di4 the joint communique is- II Jronmen Have · breat speed 1 day to robbing an eaatslde Columbus cburcb and told pollee "" had served time lin a w..t VIrginia reformatory far burg· lary and arson of a church. The suspect has been In at least three mental hospllalo. :~s.oo :t;c?.~'::;,:~~~y i:,;~'; r:!I P'Iah:~s\:~~~s~~~;· I' Eflbt Soallleaolml o·b to -- team The Vmlon Coon~ lads hoast ldoubl ffiO!;t ot the Wh1te Fal- l ~--~ ·schedule next year Ulat also W two IH lads to" headline their cons ~member that mght and I played each ol the I hr e e ~ !runt lme, and speedster Rock will be trying to prove .. ot was schools this year. ~ Calvm to handle the passing one of those things tlist shoold· Meigs Local, m taking over • and scormg chores. Keith Prat. n't happen. !"Wba&'• I big outdoor&man do- (N the Pomeroy segment of the I e1 and Jake Coleman are botb The Waharnanas are """!' 1·2 11D with a· hot water ba an SEOAL schedule, was laced 1 1 Y· veteran rebounders and scorers on tbe season after losing' a 1 wa '" witb playing rour league games w from last year's championship close one to Eastern on Tuesy. away next year. Thus, additeam and form a formidable Iday nigh~ while the Generals I lions to the schedule were ~ duo to contend with under the : are • according to the sought where home games could I boards. sketctly reports which have Jackson won't be big, but . be obtained. These proved to I Wahama will counter ~ith come in thus far. It will be the 1 Coach Dave Fisher believes he lbe Fairfield. Parkersburg, and ~ only one six footer in li-2 Bill first league game or' the year has more actual speed than Ironton, which comes into the • Marshall to battle the two for Vinton, while lbe Falcons ever before during his 10 years . - · : big lads on the ~s, and will are ().! in the MOVC. I coaching the lronmen. Middy Juniors in :~ The Middleport Yellow Jack- p a1r . of Victories liW look lor additional help from Game time is slated for 7 p. • turd Mike Fry and Ray Sisk, both m. to begin the Reserve con· el8 go to Jackson oa ay '~ just under si1 feet. Seniors Lar· test and about 8o15 or so for night to tangle with this club al- _The Middleport Seventh and • ry Fry and Dale Rollins will the varsity tilL Pomeroy Seventh and Eighth ter being on the road tonight Eoghth gr.ade basketball teams : ..:___:_ _ _ ·-- -~~- --grade basketball teams defeat- at Gallipolis. scored VIctories over Racme tl eel Gallipolis in games on the Fisher's lettermen are Mon· teams Thursday night. ~ Panther court Thursday even-Icy Gilliland, 6-1 senior forward; The Yellow Jadwls seventh E ing. Hareld Howe 5-11 junlor grade squad won 4tl·•3 as Dan. i rd Chris 'Mullins Il-l sen- ny Lewis got 16 and Tommy ., The Pomeroy Seventh grade ~ , nd ~ t Cooke' 14 to pace the winners. wan 31-27 in an overtime as lor forward, a . ve er~n Jerry Hubbard and Brett Hart , H Ricky Ash tallied II, Jell Mar- Dave Patton, S-IO sen~" guar k. each got four for Racine ~ PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. I Oec. 20 - Alumni . A ris, 7, and Ron Smith, 6, for i Coach FISher bas len wor_- Middleport Eighth .grade ~ Pleasant Big Blacks open a 2(). Jan. 3--Barboursvllle . the · L s d in• li-3 senoor Lee G asgow tn H tl t 00 Hlgh h wmners. arry now en •.., 3 squad took a 3&-22 viclon as t'I 6 game schedule tonight when Jan. 6 - un ng A was high for Gallipolis with the. middle, backed up by • John Kloes led the winner; • they play host to the visiting Jan. 7 - Belpre . rune. l 1umor Ron Clark. . . . ~ Montgomery Greyounds in · a Jan. 13-Chapmanv!lle HH 'I The Ironmen, in defeating : w~thh 11: hAtrt Hill topped Racme v double header at the Pt. Pleas· Jan. 17- Par~~r>:lll'r ~ . . Tbe B~by Panthers won 53-41 Oak Hill in their first gam~ ~ Wit elg . ~ ~nt gymnasium. Jan. 18-Huntmgton rhgh A m the E1ghth Grade contest as looked ragged against the llaks ,;; Jan. 20-Rlpley A Roger Abbott chalked up 20, I ess Jackson then lost to Wav. NHL Standings W Coach Dick Norton, starUn1 Jan. 24- Barboursville H Bob Werry I• and Frank Giro!- pr . d t ed Logan last' By Ualted Press International ~ . ' erlyanrounc WLTP•" his 14th year as headman oI Jan. 20-Huntington East A am1, 13. Pomeroy trailed 16-21Saturdav 72-51. . · · · .s. ; the Blacks, will pr~ably build Feb. 3-Logan A1early in the game. Tom Prose · CbtCaJJO 12 6 2 Jb • his team aroWld last year's scar· Feb. 4-Chapmanville A, was high with 13 for Gallipolis. ~ . . . .·.· ..· . .··· .· .. . . New York 10 7 6 26 ~ CONTINUED From Page I , $5.99 pr. r Roush's Shoe Store H Nov. s-Nelsonville .'Jln•• league following the football . Oct. 20-lronton A Nov. 10Park.ersoorg Sou!ll 1(!!117' season, and took over Middle- Ot-t. 27- JackliOn ·~ -:L'f! port"• date in the tm ocued· Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Uiddlepurt, 0., Dec. 9, 196~ !:tr;e ule. THE SCHEDULE ...-= .;T Sept. Middleport boys. N'lne of the clubo, Athens, Gallipohs, Logan, I Sept. t:i-Fa~rfleld 10 will be new to Rutland boys. Wellston, NelsonVIlle and Jack· ! Sept.22-Ath~. . Pomeroy, Middleport and Rut- son, will be a new kmd ol op. ~t. :t9-Lo Galllpohs land players will be consolldat- 1P""ition for Rutland bo!s who 0 t. 6- gl~n ed next year into the Melgs 1havE campaigned m Class A _ ct. l3-We ston MASON - CurrentlY In the handle the guard slots. throes of a two game losmg I Last year. the Generals pin· skein, Wabama travels to Me· , ned twa losses on the Falcons Arthur tonight to tangle with 'I as they wun tli·53 in the lirst the powerful Generals in search game and then ran wild in the DRIITER SIZE 1o-3 1 AJ..L.ST AR ~e~ ~~;~'- wm that would eve· I~~~~: ;~~~maan~4-;~ ~:;-"~! ..' GALLONS Meigs LDcal ~dders will atudent bodies. play six · home aild four away 1 Additions lor Pomeroy- Mid· football games In 1967, accord- dleport wUI be Fairfield Sehoul log to District Athletic Direct- lor Boys, Ironton, and Parkersor Donald Wolfe. burg South, the latt.r a new A .. ~ Schedule~~.•oi•" ~· • AUTOMOIIU . INSUIANCI . ~tt I') ... Restaurant , , and Its Appreciation , :fo(his hospita'lity, the excellenbro6d lind' :the Holi~~y Atmosphere tliat made our ~hristmas Party the success It was:· Also to 'The ·Oalfy Sentinel fer furnishing Trophies · ·rt9· 1h~inners, of the recent Golf Tourne· Beginning Mondey We Will Be Open Every Night Untll9:00 P.to\ BAHR CLOTHIERS ..,.~·- ft:\I~QJDoRT Member of Mldcll.,.ft .,Mtrchonll c;I""'·ROIM '. ---......;.....;." Your Plymouth dealer will do most anything to win you over. Here now, a tempting trio of new Barracudas. Hard· top, Convertible and Sports Barracuda, shown. They're just out with the looks, the handling, ana tho price you've always wanted a sports car to have. We'll do moat anything to win you over, Including " open pp with our super-secret weapon ... called a test drive. AUTMOAI~FQ DEAlERS. CHRYSLER w MOIOR8COAPOMitlltl TOM RUE .· MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rd AVE. MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO .......,. �l;t-'1:..,... .... ..... •'\" ·11 - . "' . .. ... ·- • . • l . . . )' ·: A 4-Dally sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 9, 19M lft'O WUCft(II)WIIIl BoeKe)' !eiSCII, - l -..,e 'II! •ev- tfte Thorsdi)'Dio<bal'llet and gained 282 yards In 63 injured Terry Sawchuk in thO PT. PLEAMNT - Poljll James H. Adam~. Mrs. carrles for • u average. He nell. '""ail crowd of 4,000 fans in Laugh· 1 Pleaannt acllng l)oii!Daaier, nam Bellamy, Evelyn A. ranked sooond "" the squad In · G!llllble, who hat p~, 1 1 Fieldhouse at Morehead, • Robert E. peoples, bat Ill· u.• Vlsltl will, Mrs, Anna M. pass . teeelvtJJi witll 17 catches prortsoional hockedy llne 1 of ~!; nounced an elle..Jon ol holll"ll Holzer Bospnod ng ~·· Melvin . L. Clagg, for 209 ·yards. has been .In an ou •• ·II was the second Win in as lor three Saturdayl, prior to bours 2-4 and HI p.m. Parents Willard G. Cox, Lori t.. Darst, National HPokey ~e~· will outings for the Golden Chrlalmas. only on Pediatrics Ward. \Daniel H. David, Luther S. NEW GOALIE several clubs lncludilll thr Eagles whose next encounter The poslo!Hce 11!8ln win4dmlsatono . vls, Mrs. Cora 1. , Mrs. TORONTO UP() -The Tor· RaJJierl, Bruins and ~ 1111 will be witb the Marshall Unl· RIPLEY - The Ripley Vlk· dow will be kepi open from Sanford Vallance, 162 Wood· · Ola Elsnaugle, Mrs. G. onto Maple Leafs have reeal!ed was lhe Western Hoek<!! versity Thundering Herd next ings will seek to rebound from 8 a.m. unW 5 p.m. on Salur· land Dr.; Mrs. Ra.ymond Broy· all Fowler, Mrs. Fred W. gpalie Brnce Gamble from League'• rookie.o!-the-year ~ BY DICK THOMAS Wednesday night at Huntlniton, their openin• game Joss to day, December 11 and SatuJ"o les, 47 Vlntan Ave.; Douglas Sr., 1\lrs. R. Helen Higglnboth- •Roc:,;h~es:te~r~o~f_.,;lh~e;:..,;;;A:;;m~e;;rl,;;ca~n;_;l958-59~~·_._...._.;;;·;;;;i'aa;; Cllach Bob Wright' s W. Va. Morehead won its Dec. Ravenswood when they travel day, Dec. 17th and om 8 a. E. Dar.t, 499 Oak Dr.; Mrs. am, Edward T. Holcomb. Mrs. . - head State University 1 opener !16-67 over Cumberland I<> Williamstown tonight to m. untO 1 .m. Salarday, Dee; Milford G. Gilbert, Gallipolis; [Charles E. LaRue, Mra. : E,,les romped to an easy ug. College. meet the Yellow Jackets. Z.tll. ~·· Dexter Deckard, Rt. 2 ver c. Long, Luther A. ma~ . 98 win last night ewer the Rio Rio Grande (98) - Trainer, . Last Tuesda~. Ravenswood ~~~~~:ltr,ww:MI Vmton; William G. Lincoln Russell, : Grande College Hedmen 5-l3- · Lusctti 2-4--4 · turned on thetr pot~nt fast Rt. 1 Vinton; Mrs. Arlen R. D. Tolbert, Lawrence H. Vau· 23 • • · to down the VIkings IJ4. ens, Rto Grande; Kathleen S. tllD, Mrs. Paul Vltitoe, Mrs. 11 bry, 11- !1--:11 ; Gregory, 67 in the opener. The VlkiJJiS Truner, PL Pleasant; Young, Mrs. Albert P. Barker.! • 9; Bass, 3-4-20; TIIOrnton, Isome strong promise . Barney, Pt. Pleasant; Infant daughter, Mrs. Teenager & Womens ~ : Towler, l- 1- 3; Lucas, that night against the more l ick J. Wilson, Pl. Pleasant; ert L. German and lnfalll daUI!h'l 6-2- Z. f<".. ls, 30--311-98. · d Red Devils and James M. Nibert, Gallipolis Fer- ter, Mrs. Arnold L. Kingery A Bulova Is a very epoelel &lit Preeloul jewell')' thlt· More~ead (119) - Conley, ~ ~r:er~=~e to pari~~~ lhcir' r~.w \ • ry; Euntc~ D. Rowe, Rt. 2 and infant son. tells ptrfeot time. Butova puts mort leattnc botuty -1- 11, Sand!oss, 5-l II, heighth Into a rebound wm Racine: Mrs. R9bert L. Fi•her, ---Into watches. Mort qUIIIty. And Butova ""lift I . Completely wa· Jackson, 5-3-15; Adams. 9-- t . ht Rt. 2 Racine; George W. Ro- TEAM CAPT4-JN 11eator variety of wetcll styles than any one otao In te~r proof 5-23 : King: 3-3-9; Cornett, o~e .Vikings lost six Jetter· . mine, Rt. I SyraC\ISl!; Morgan SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP!) the wand. You can lab 11011 pride In &lvlnl- or Blk & White _ 2--4-il , Wllbams, 6-6-18. Jor· men by graduation, and four ST. LOUIS (UP.ll-Ro~er L. Triplett, Rt. 1 Portland; Mrs. Noire Dame's junior h~:~::~l wurina - 1 Bulm watch. dan, 4- 2-IO; Green, 2-0--4; of those were starters a year Maris, the man unwanted by Salem A. Yates, Raclne; Mrs. Rocky Bleier h8~ been s Redmen Defeated 119to98 Vikings in Hospital News . For Sale -~ =·G'"'H"oc=R7N: HENS_Siic_ea-c'""h""w~ ·s. Michael, Near Chester. New Effort FOf Jctorv •t . We find Cbns T0Cards FOr Charley SDllth 14" LINED BOOTS $7.99 THE SHOE BOX DeCierq, 1}--2-2; Smith, ago High scorers Marc Me. the New Yo.rk Yankees, was Mary E. Price, Rutland; by his teammates to eaptam 2; Turner, 1- 6-2: Tarry. Ph~il and Mike McPharlund welcomed with open arms today man A. Pratt, Rt. 5 Athens; Flghling Irish through the . 2- 2; Deterage, 6-2-2. Total,, both gone, so roach Steve by field general Red Schoen· Marsha C. Fisher, Oak Hill; football campaign. MIDDLEPORT I 43-33- 119. McMillion is rebuilding the dtenst, General manager Bob Howard P. Uoyd, Rt. I Bieler, a starter lor the whole club. 5_11 senior Ray Howsam and VIc President Hill; Miss Frll!lces ~::!H~~~o~n~e-~ran;;.ked~~ln~"!h~~t~hl~• Swisher is the only real veter- Stan. Mustal of the St. Louis Btack!ork; Basil Blackburn, Rt. an returning, but is joined by Cardinals. 4 Albany; Mrs. Billy J. two 6-4 seniors Terry Shinn and Mans th,e man who broke ey, ~t.. 1 Jackson: Mrs. Rom AI Standard to form what could Babe Huth s home run record, J. WilliS, Kitts Hill; Floyd I. become 8 solid rebounding and hts $72.000 annual salary, Yates, Jackson; Arnold R. were packed off to the Reynolds, Rt. 2 Pedro; Clyde corps. Ripley Cardinals Thursday by Yankee K. Turley, Ironton; M!!!. Lu· The remainder of the PUT 1GM Lee MacPhail in a· one-lor· ther E. Craig, Greenup, Ky. schedule is as lollows: H nne deal for veteran infielder Births 1 Dec. 13-Sherman H Charley Smith, a .296 hiller · Mrs. Arlen R. Owens, R i o Dec. 16-PT. Pleasant A, with 10 home runs last season. Grande, son, 4:34 a.m. ThursDec. 26-Park'sburg Cath H It Is part of the Yankees' , day; Mrs. Robert L. Fisher, ON YOUR Dec. 36-Wahama H youth movement, MacPhail said Rt. 2 Racine, son, 5:4t a.m. CHRISTMAS Jan. 3-Sissonville A of the man who hit 61 home · -·- - - - · · .Jan. 6-Spcncer SHOPPING A runs In 1961, and "we wish him , Recount Cancelled Jan. 13-St. Mary 's A nothing but lhe best." ' B D B' LISTI Jan. 17- Wahama H He's the man that "will give I Y emocrat 1ggs Jan.19-Sissonville THE PERFECT us extra JHlWer " Howsam said PT. PLEASANT - The re.. Jan. 26-PT. Pleasant GIFT FOR FAMILY ~ and in the proc~ss "n fine hitte; ~unt, in the county commisJan. 24-Wirt County H and good outfielder." aJoner s race has been called OR FRIEND Jan. 28- Park'sburg Cath. A .cAs you know we've been off by G. ~- 11 AI'' Biggs, Jan. 2---Sherman POINSETTIAS A lacking runs for the last eouple :ocrat candidate with 32 of the Jan. 31-Ravenswood H of years while we were more or 41 t:ounty precincts . F,b. 7-Wirt County HAVE THAT SPECIAL H tess building," Schoendenst n counled. The 32 . precmct reFeb. 14--Spencer H said, "and r think Maris just count_sho,wed a gam of 15 v_Dtes Feb. 21-St. Marys •CHRISTMAS i may be the m;m we can !\lip in by B1ggs opponent repubhcan COLOR! Pleasant Valley llospltal three to help us. Lawrence Gerlach, ~r. . Admitted: Mrs. Frank Cape- l The Yankee outfielder, pia- In returns on ~IPchon mght, · hart. Jr ., Pt. Pleasani : Mrs. gued by injuries the past two i Gerlach was leadmg hls oppon· 1Ronnie Slayton Huntington seasons, will bat third _and to ent by an unofhcaal lead of ; Clinton Miller, Pt. Pleasant; make room for htm the 296 votes, . but the Carl Mattox, Pt. Pleasant ; Ja. Cardinals plan to move power. ruhng on challenged bal· 59 N. 2nd Avo. cob Gringrich, Pt. Pleasant. hitting Mike Shannon to third lots m the vot_e . canvass WY 2-5560 Middleport Discharged : Wilson Li tchfi~ld , Gerlach an official 250 Henderson; Anna Lee margin. Pt. Pleasant; Betty Jo Leonard, Most Valuable Player ~iiJiiiiiiiiii Henderson ; Beverly Denny, in the American U!ague in 1960Southsidc ; Cleo Holley, Pt. Plea- 81. Last beason he slipped to a san!. average of .233 with Birth; Mr. and Mrs. . only home runs while being I Donohew, Pt. Pleasant, a son. sidelined most of the sea3on. Smith at 29, Jacked the power which Howsam said iB needed to go along wilh Orlando Cepeda. Primarily a glove- man. lightweight but tough! Smith was the Cardinals regular ,' H!gl; impact PolystyrenP. c.:Jbinet t.bird baseman for most ot last · Beauty Tips wilh colors molded clear through! • brows-but • Autorr.at1c shu toff • Go ld en Voice"" speak er • Choice of three two-ton ed colo r combination s Full Year Guarantee on all parts and cabinet. All comprr nenls, including cabin et , are gu aranteed [or ONE FULL Y£ AR agains t defects in ma/eria/ and worlt.mttnshlp. Cabi~ nd is also guara nteed (or one year against brealt.age. Motorola Inc.'s gumw tee covers free e:r change or rep~lr of any component proven defective or cabin e/ brolt.en in norm al use. Arr anged th rough us. Labor ez/ra. WERNER RADIIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT ~ e m her PT. PLEASANT - Attorney 1 S. D. Littlepage, Mason County hair, the more prosecuting attorney, will be lhe '·in" is the guest speaker at the agriculture style for this l Holiday sea· meeting Monday, December 12, son. Your 7:30 p.m. at Hannan Hi g h I hair style has to be fmport· School. ant, it has to make YOu more Mr. Liltlepage will speak oo important than rour clothes. partnerships and partnership aThis means - f1t, fonn, dra· matic cDloring and becoming greements. Harold Sullivan, voa small head look to which ag instructor at lbnna n. will you add hei~ht and width, a closely fitted naP.e Une and preside. A question and answer 1 ror ele{!:-.,nce, build the hair period will follow Littlepag,·s DUt, build it up with a g1a· talk. morous hair piece. TWO ARREl!TED FT. PLEASANT - Arrests recorded at the county jail lor the past 24 hours are James William Gillispie, 50, Rob~ rts­ Phone WY z-3557 burg, assault and battery rant; William "Red" Bowles, 234 I . Molo ,omerov Pt. Pleasant, intoxication. Member of Pomoroy'e Chrlslmll Cuh Glvuway I of Midd le port Merchants Gi!t·O-Rama MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL FOR CHRISTMAS! Everything for decorating . . holly wreath•, door wreaths, holly boughs and moro. FOR THE CEMETERY! Grave Blankets, Cemetery Wreath• and Potted Plants. PLACE YOUR ORDER early for Christm•s Potted Plantl, Arrangements, Bouquets, Etc. WATCH FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE DEC. 18 ~--~-~--~·~·~···••.a•~····~--~-~ i•• Pomeroy FIower Shop "•j : Phone 992-2039 Da y or 949·2951 Night = • • Mrs. Millard Van Meter • ~ ~ W. Main St. ~ Free Delivery I I ! ~•••••••••••~•~••~•cc-.c••••••••~••~ We Wire Flowers Everywhere e A Gold Star Store M0··~-1f~ I-iiiii-iiiii·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"iiiiiiO..-iiiii--. :1 Detendtnt. NOTICI •• lt.ein, •uiLICATION The unlmown devi~JeeL ll!s• executors and tuilll'll of Cl11tll Still, Decea1ed; the ankllowtl btin. clevitef!.L legatee.. ad• nlnl~tratorl, executors, and ... lgn1 1 "' Man Still. Dece.ued. •nd the un· lnnwn heln, clevllllft, lef{atees, .ad· llllnl•lraton. •llecllton. and asslps of 81t1h HodJuaon. Dete.u~d.. will take notice that oa lM 18th dn of NovemD.Ir, 1981, the undf!ntlgned filed hl~ 1 PaUtlon apiNit )'OU 111 thl Probate I Court uf Melts County, Ohio, praylnl lor the 111e of the followlnll dt>IICI' Lb· '· td real est1te In order to pay th" I' lebtl of ill!l!td.rlt &tid eo~ Ut of &d. -~. admlnl~raton, ~ICIC!CftJCIN'C'CICII~cccc•a•ciaacwccciR 800 IN CASH PRIZES nlnl.ltrltion: 5 llu1ate ID U. CountJ of Metg:~. In thlj. illtt.e ot Ohio, tnd In the Township FOR YOUR 1• DAY SERVICE button-down or snap • tab SHIRT collars , • • In white, yellow, blue. FINISHING IN AT 9-DUT AT 5 Rohinspn's Cleaners Second St. Pomeroy Jr~~ ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKETI NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! DECORATOR PIECE; NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN! eSECOND DRAWING ALL DRAWINGS DEC. 10-1:00 PM HELD IN THE $50- $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES POI'o\EROY from the famous DEC. 17-1 ;00 PM "SHOP THE $50- $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES POMEROY PAISLEY ASCOT reversE'" to solid color. Purr silk in black, maroon Dr olive. 3.00 ELGIN PARKING LOT eTHIRD DRAWING LEATHER BELTS with smar1 gold or silvrr or self fini sb buckl~s2.00 to 4.00 We cannot tell 1- a lie. The Dodge I Rebellion wants you. I You want to go first-class DEC. 24- 1:00 PM $200 - 3 • $50 Prizes, 5 · $25 Prizes, 5 · $Uri1~ collection of cordless electric wall clocks Rizer 011 Company Pomeroy C.ment Block Co. a bundle to do it! Landmark Store 8l1tftn1t Auto Ca. KapDie's Sohlo 5erv1ce Sta. Francis Florl•d ' Pomeroy Pastry Shop Hartley and Bennett OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 232 E. SECOND WY. 2·2036 MEMBER POMEROY MERCHANTS CASH GIVEAWAY POMEROY Neln" Druo Stort K & C Jowol•v len 'rankiJn Ito" Now Yooii"Ciolhlnt Houll L&Uh~ lwl1her & Lohst Etborfotdl rW1f•r hlC' nds. ln ~,> ._.-. \ , f"""" " " " '- r ... .., ,.; r n -~ 1 7.98 to :!2.50 or:;; PATTERNS and PAISLEYS ':: THE GOLD STAR" Chapmlt'I..C:anedsy Shot1 Marguerite'• Shoe Shop Blue & Gny Rttt.aurenf Goenl•r Jewelry Store Stiffler's Red Anchor pf'tao:~ '""~' PURE SILKS and OTHERS IN SOLIDS, an tile way? Without spending DISPLAYING HERE ARE YOUR GOLD ~.u:.:ws (' I n i h 1 STORES eFINAL DRAWING Pomeroy, 0. : I' • WE HAVE THE NEW "SCENT TIE" 1,50 G. & J. Auto Porto Co. (The Ftbric Shop ~-.R.W. Hdwo.;, ·J.oathor Sup. Iugar Run Mills Gibbs Grocery Ebtrslltach Hardware Fultttn·Thampson Tractor S.ln Simons MtriCet Ohto Volley Pluml>lnt Moon's Store & Hullng Pomeroy Flow.r Shop Pomeroy Homt ·arl.l Auto Ct• (row's Stt1k Houw fngtl'• ca,..;l 'M&uu Ktrr & Vtn Z.ndt Motor Silt !iliwnlo-G,... P01111roy lunoce Statlo11 llmon'o Plck·A,Polr Hoyt•, Soh Jo liotlo• llo ltnd Trollit iialoo Krage,.. Rllfllo "&"'tv. Malplqu1pme,.t c.. A•-· ' Mldwo'y Marktt Dons A-"ltnlllhrvlct Pornuoy Motor Co. aawenDrlv~olnn Iaiiey's Rntaurant SPONSORS: FOI'IIIIfl .... & S..Jngs Natlonol Bonk Davi•Wtrntr lnlutwnct Wlllilmt Nollonwldo IIIIUr. lllttutars lmuranct Korr"o larllor Shop Cn:w, Crew ' Ptrttr •• · -"'Y Tber.llere's til. w;ry to go. ' Dodge of them alL The biggest, most lw<urlous With a ~-lAd~ VB the standard e~gipe• . .utlhl .......,nc r:hl" ~ou 24 •••~tutry ttlltl'eel .,._,. t&dlltln• from rleh lrtH •n illacll ~ltL _I'It i l~ ' llllfi*III, !Md~HI'II)' lhlpotd .olld bttu Mnclt. A dttl.a j ...."""'comltrt~r ...ttt~ml''ln lll)'d"*', I f~,o:' l·l~lfhld llriH ,,_,.., 24' <'lltmt\IH, 1110. t-2-;.t biRk .,_.,._ 24' llltmtt", t• lli•l ,. • .......... ffo. £.17-'eh wlln.U •I flllllhed t• dill j With a whole Ust of standard oquipment ; ~~~~g, .. ,. I ii04 SICOIId \ In your own new Dodge Monaco. _,. ' \ PAUl DAVIES JEWELERS Avo, Glllllpolls, Ohio . . POMEROY, OHIO IIams that used to cost extra. Lead the fleld In '67 , , , mtl.tl tpttAo 24' dlot ; ' • .............,,. Mi~leport, Member of Pomeroy Merchants Christmas Cash Giveaway. Ask for your o. '!! . .. ' ' · ~·-:, ., '. -,·'. ~· .).,;."il,' . . '• '!, . ·-· . ·:e ~ • --~ -- '. A Gold Star Store! . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill and ·Second St. ------ ~ \- • ·- to 5.00 Wide and narrow stripes, handsome prints and solids in pure silk. Choose from our wide selection of Chri5tmas ties. STAR POMEROY STORES: free ticket. No purchase necessary• l ; 1 ..........,................................. --·----··-1· ---- •!!,...""!"'""'"""'""'""' _-:___ "rtle 11n1r, et 1L, GIVE-AWAY~ · . ·· • in t4t llptrit nf t ; Own Santa CASH BEAUTY SALON 1 Nt'l.sON'S No. "·"• lOLA'S ~~deBl~:~ag:~rr~~sse :r~~~: , i "GOLD -STAR" CHRISTMAS the hi~her the curve m your • li ghtwe•gh t " Ml OO" a uto· matic record change r .....~ttt'k<~ · PERFECT! PRACTICAL *Shopping Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores • the and you mq ~Wint Cash m • ' I Dudley's Attorney to Speak At Hannan School tBSH • FREE DELIVERY 1 lot of eye- 1 Jolly Bunch D. C Ub -·· ·· Sf k H · POINSmiAS It's raising a .·. I Solid State Phono· Record Player • Mo torola-b uilt soli d state am plifier-no tu bes to bu rn out- in stant play For Mr. Sml'th On Tuescloy Honor Listed l'h [ U Roll · d ts •••lnll j season. ' Cfass H /d s Ho/'d p y SHOPPING! By lola Bartrum • I-8 •-------·. 8'b/ CHRISTMAS lOLA'S Funeraf Her·1d ..,. I ~: ~~~d ~·~!n~~~r>'o!~;'R~nr;~·~ .,~~~~ I MOTOROLA. "Df"'" '" '""'" "' · "· '" ''"" •· Ran, • 11 of the Ohio Comp11oy'• .•..o, Iurn}')Ja Schoo} flN) giftS '-Of I I very specta peop e MariS' Traded Ch"ld I ren 0 f F"lfSt.6Gra deS A R I dPIan program r~ ; t •ut an JMI . . h Pu,retrm . ano.J in Leb•non Townahip. e o owmg stu en ave Phone 985-3956. 12 7 etp ~!~~:,11 ~~~~~~~~; ... ~ ~~~~~.~aaau 1 been h:rted l>:v teachers at -·-- - · -- -···-·- - """'of~~~ SooU>•"' "'~' oi .. Id .. . lumbia Elementary School ~KC Mlnlature and Toy Pood· Section No. 20; thence North fifty Ftmeral services for H. B. 1es black or silver Stud rods to a cl!rner: lhenc• Ellt so rodJ Children of the first sll Other . highl1ghtl are a read· having attained the ho_n,o<·rweek I Smith, former Pomeroy ser'vice and grooming, Phone ~.. Ne:~~:.:~~theeo~~rSo~,~~~=P~od~.~ grade·g of Rutland Elementary Iing, The Night Before Christ· l duri~g th~ second "''· nessman, were held Tuesday at t.••" n~ncl! 10 acrl! tot~ thenn We1t alone school will present a pro"ram ! mas, by Judy Snowden; A mus-1grad_ mg p.enod. VVIO"il't't.J. 11 2S tfc tbl North llnl 60 rod• tu the place ol ~ h G d the Ewing funeral home with ·-·--- -·---- _ betlnnln 11 • contatntnc 2t. a<"re~. nectpt. Monday evening, Dec. 12, at lical play by the 3rd, 4th, 5t Fmt rae , Cheryl Lawson, the Rev. Melvin Alkire, pastor 1946 LA John Deere tractor with 5 ute~ out or the southwe•t ·cornk the regular PTA meeting In the and 6th grades, with speaking Mark Perry. KimiJerly . 1110ld to R. B. Smith. Alllo the foUowinJI "' ned D II Se nd G d ..1111,,1010 1of the United Methodist Church Plow d.tsc, ra ke an d saw rtg. ·rut c~ tatc &1\uate 1.n tne count,. of Rutland High School auditorium parts by Jan Ken . y, a as man; co_ rae, Reb~Ht motor, bottle gasj~~i:•l:;or!!;t~:~~hottt~~-~~~~~~~~·, under the directlon of Mrs. , Weber, Julia Hutchison, James Jordan: Thard grade, of~~i~~:~rs were Thomas heating stove, 65,000 BTU, ;oorner ut SecUo11 No. 20. Tow11 3, Maurita Miller, vocal music ]Birchfield and Sherry Michaels. shop .. · Brenda Perry ; burned one year. Also a 19S4 ! ~::~;u~,1 .~~~~ t~t.0 W,~nc~0 '!::t"~ teacher. Edwards, Dale Warner, Leo 1 Altogether, 75 children w iII grade, Kimberly Ellis. 1 Chevrolet, good work car, and~~:t ~en~:daN~~th~~~g ~:~:ionth~~ The first and second grades I participate in the choru s and Massey, Justin Mosier : ~yau&;kle ~~~~d ~:~·Jr. a 1953 Chevrolet. Sl'e Larry : : will present the following mus- 1tableau and there are 120 chil· grade, Tina Radekin, Rnr·horol ' thence so--th 20 rods to the point "' . I ' I.Jordan, Bonme. Darst : Servmg as escorts were CU rt·,, ' Lo ng B0 ttom, 0 . !ber:Jnn\ng, conU inl n~ 10 acres. more : ical numbers, Here Come5 dren in the program. I _ _ _ ___ 12 8 3tc ISanta Claus, Rudolph the Red I Accompanists are Mal!rita 1Grade, Joan Wooten, SINGER SeWiJig---··-·A'Iachm " ··I' ed u follow~. to·wH : lle~rtnnin• ~~ tllu I Nosed Reindeer Santa Claus Is Miller and Ann Webster. Jordan and Patsy Greer. • Northeast corner ot a 10 acre Jot 1 . • ! er, Jacob Turner, Phil Meln1 sews forward and reverse zi~ , .llerMofore deeded uy Madbon ll' llch , Commg to Town, and All I hart and Clarence Strnble. . • 1,1!"'.ndlortbv;t~e1a torod• Dorm ~n t.awrenct!l; tllente ! W t F · t mas 1II MY MILLER IN BEAUFORT " · zag equapped t.o buttonllole. iind u uno; then~e 1 an or Cl InS CLASS 12 TO MEET The Commandery Knights monogram darn etc Sews : Wut se rod• and II unu to lb1' ceot.- ITwo Front Teeth. Marine Lance Corporal James Th Ch . t h h d Templars 24 h•ld servt"ces Mon· . • • • 1er "Of DeWitt's Run ~oad : tbenc:o~ In a . i • I e ns mas c urc ecor"' hke new. Pay off 4 p'ayments I SOutbern dtrectJon along the middle R. Mtller, son of Mr. and Mrs.l ating committee of Class 12 0 f day at 7 p.m. at the Ewing Fuut said road to the no.rth line ur UJt~ ii .Myron . R. Miller of 454 S. Third ' Heath Methodist Church· l l .00 each. Ph ' tl92·2685. :above dMcrll)ed LO acre lot: ttlenr.e aptlsf I e . neral Home with Thomas Ed· B tfc 't!ast. 4T roll• and l"' unlt!l '" th! place :St., Middleport, recently reportt S 1 d , It D 12 ~-o! bet~lnnlnt. conutnl1111 s acre• both I d f dt 'th H d te mee a ur a~ a ernoon, ec. wards, Commander. 1966 VACuuM - CLEANER t of ~id tracts l)elnji situ ate In cl vU 0 e or . u y WI ea quar rs 10, at 1 p. m. in the church Attending from out of town ou toWIUihlp of Lebanon. _ and Mamtenance Squadron, Ma- . . of lawaway tank type comrf I . A. G S d M basement to prepare hohday were Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Will 32 . ' ' Reference Dlll!d l Vol. 130. Pate Ul, I ay a nne II' roup· ' econ a- . I ! h ~ d plete wJth attachment'> Only 1need Reeorlll Melli cou11ty, ohto. · . A' ft w· g B f t 1wreat1s nr t e ~.~.urch oors. and Mrs. John Nicholson, Canal 4 payments $6 00 each, · left 1 d The Ladies Bible Class or the ; ~me Jrcra ID ' eau or '; Members of the committee are Winches:er; ~rs. Ron · ' I Vou &rl require to &nlw:lr the M"ddJ t F" t B t" 1 h h 1 S C · Ph. 992·2685. 12 8 He 1aid Pt>t!Uon by tbe 1th day or ~ a n. 1 epor ITS ap IS c urc • · · asked to brmg wire hangers Columbus, a d Mrs. 0. I. i . •um·. tlill'l . or Judlfi"D,I!nt bY deh•llt held their Christmas party! and wire cutlers 1 S M W V B · I TWO PAIRS gi"rl's II IwiLl l)e rendered 1ou. MEET FOR CARDS . ens, t. arys, . a. una ro er uoMER o. BAXTER. ADMINTuesday evening at the church. I . . '1 1 1 ' I K • was in Chester cemetery. . skates, metaI cases, stze 7. ~~R~!~~ ~~~E ~:lf1:. MrS. James Murray, president, j ~ 1 ~s ,r( ;1 n' il e • ~ P,:te-r cnMr_s. I. 0. McCoy, Reedsville, 1 xp. conducted a business meetin~ . l tertamed the Lower Crust CanN1JTE ENGAGEMENT port High School. No date Ohto·~---12 8 3tp ~~~:,".w';~o:or•..._:~rn~!trato.r A surprise observance of the· asta. club recently at her home. Mr. and Mrs. George M. been set for the wedding. FROM WALLtO-WSii;-nO. _sOil uu 1s, n: mt :a. 9. tB. 2:1 . Bte birthday of Mrs. Donald Boone ; Racme. _Refreshment.s were ser- ley, "-'11ddleport, announce at all, on carpets cleaned wa s held during the evening ved dunng the evemng t.o M~s. engagement of their son, w~th Blue Lustre. Rent elecand she was presented with Clarence Hoy, Mrs. Da v1d H!ll , ward, lo c.a~o!vn '_l'ate of N. tr!C !hampooer $1. Pomeroy / gifts from Ute class members. ; Mrs. Robert Beegle, Mrs. Ar .h- West VJrgm1a. Mt:'iS. Tate 1s Cement Block Co. 12 5 6tc meS af The class also presented a gift Ur Warner and Mrs. Lan y . student at Newell H1gh &boo!. ~- --·-·-----·-·· · to the Boone family and Wolfe. Mr. Rowl•y attended eQ OUSe . . Beulah White presented a 300D, clean, Jump, egg and 1 oil treated stoker coal. Pea· ! The Jolly Bunch Sewmg club, of money to Mrs. Murray cock Coal Co., I block from Iwent to Evans Steak House, ' behalf of the class. I trafric light in Cheshire, 0. Ifor a Chnstmas dinner and re- ~ During the program hour Mrs. I Ph. 367·7526. 12 1 lie turned to the horne of Mrs. Murrav read the Christmas · ~L~J!~1!~~NG TO - · ---·--- .. --- ··---·-..·--· · · ·- Shirley ~ills for the meeting. story from St. Luke and read-! IN YOUR HOME NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try , Th~ Mills home . was decor.<tl· ings were given by Mrs. Boone, I "Sleepers." Guaranteed re- ed wath a large hghted Christ- Mrs. John Kaurf and Mrs. Elb:· . We deliver free to suits or money back. mas tree where .Jolly Pal abeth Slavin. Christma s Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, gift~ were piled and uther dec- sages were given as e Chester Pomeroy. 0. 11 25 30tp orations. Games were played by the hostesses, Mrs. ~-- - - - -and prizes won by Beatrice Rob- w· b nd M eRacine • Middleport l>~N'T pump your sluggisb sep- inson and Edith Jividen, and ~~;P::;~~s awere rss~rved t1e tank. Get Klean-Em·Ail Ethel Hughes got the door th I ! th I" eSyracu,. oCheshire 0 Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· prize. Each guest wa s present- eOtchose t'· •d. mee mg. M eRutland eHobson mark Farm B rea · p . ers a txn mg were rs. . u u m . om- ed a Chnstmas sock. I Nora Hamilton, Mrs. Genevieve eroy, 0. 11_2.1 30tc I Officers elected were Mrs. ISaxton, Mrs. Edgar Wol£e, ~ Legal Notice George . Hacket, Pres. ; Nor a , Mrs. l<abelte_Toy, Mrs. Lillian - - LEG- -·-----·--- - M.tll~, VICe pres.; Betty Clme. : McGhee, Mrs. ~rl Hoffm an. : . fjJJ =~;,;:== AL NOTICE Sec., . Freda ~itch , Treas.; and Mrs. Charles Whit~, and David I 208 E. .MAIN 992-2586 POMERO t NOTICE OF DRAWING OF ; Bealnce Robmson, cards and and Jeanie Boone. \ ""!~ II JURORS 1 flowers d1airman. - -· Notice is hereby given that. Barbi.lra Mull ens was receive , a public drawing ot jurors will ed as a new member. \ be made tn the 16th day of Mrs. Hackett read a Christ- · December, 1966, at the o£fice mas story, "Is There a Santa I of the Commissioners of Jurors Claus? " A letter .,... ,~; rr ;"Jd 1 in the <eurl house of Meigs from Edna Matlox, a for mer County, Ohio, .for the Ja[lUary member. term, 19671 of the Common Mrs. Mills an'd Mrs. ·\Perry Pleas Court of said county. Mitch served assorted Chri st· Signed : Freeland S. Norr:s mas rookies and punch. Mrs. Shirts that need no tron· Loren Hoffman \ Mills was presented a host~s~ ' ' . Commissioners of i g1ft. Present were Mrs. George ing, keep their crisp i Hackett, Helen Reynolds, Tera Jurors 12 9 ltc ; Byers, Betty Cline, Mattie Bush, • good looks. Fine polyester· i Mrs. Earnest Hughes, Evelyn N THI PROU.TI coun oF M&tas I Grueser, Edilh Jividen Beatrice «;OUNTY, OHIO ' . ' . and-cotton Iabrie, long 'fomtr G. aa~r. Aettntnlur•tor : Robm son, Mrs. Lawrence :Mil· ' II. the Etlllte of Mar y Still, Deceaeed. I holn Lillian Smith and two rltintJtf ' v1. \ hostesses. sleeves. Choice ol regular, • v· ana tJaalla~a: ""u~:~anna, "'"' "" '"'""" or • Dally Sen!lnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, ·0., Dee. 9, �l;t-'1:..,... .... ..... •'\" ·11 - . "' . .. ... ·- • . • l . . . )' ·: A 4-Dally sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 9, 19M lft'O WUCft(II)WIIIl BoeKe)' !eiSCII, - l -..,e 'II! •ev- tfte Thorsdi)'Dio<bal'llet and gained 282 yards In 63 injured Terry Sawchuk in thO PT. PLEAMNT - Poljll James H. Adam~. Mrs. carrles for • u average. He nell. '""ail crowd of 4,000 fans in Laugh· 1 Pleaannt acllng l)oii!Daaier, nam Bellamy, Evelyn A. ranked sooond "" the squad In · G!llllble, who hat p~, 1 1 Fieldhouse at Morehead, • Robert E. peoples, bat Ill· u.• Vlsltl will, Mrs, Anna M. pass . teeelvtJJi witll 17 catches prortsoional hockedy llne 1 of ~!; nounced an elle..Jon ol holll"ll Holzer Bospnod ng ~·· Melvin . L. Clagg, for 209 ·yards. has been .In an ou •• ·II was the second Win in as lor three Saturdayl, prior to bours 2-4 and HI p.m. Parents Willard G. Cox, Lori t.. Darst, National HPokey ~e~· will outings for the Golden Chrlalmas. only on Pediatrics Ward. \Daniel H. David, Luther S. NEW GOALIE several clubs lncludilll thr Eagles whose next encounter The poslo!Hce 11!8ln win4dmlsatono . vls, Mrs. Cora 1. , Mrs. TORONTO UP() -The Tor· RaJJierl, Bruins and ~ 1111 will be witb the Marshall Unl· RIPLEY - The Ripley Vlk· dow will be kepi open from Sanford Vallance, 162 Wood· · Ola Elsnaugle, Mrs. G. onto Maple Leafs have reeal!ed was lhe Western Hoek<!! versity Thundering Herd next ings will seek to rebound from 8 a.m. unW 5 p.m. on Salur· land Dr.; Mrs. Ra.ymond Broy· all Fowler, Mrs. Fred W. gpalie Brnce Gamble from League'• rookie.o!-the-year ~ BY DICK THOMAS Wednesday night at Huntlniton, their openin• game Joss to day, December 11 and SatuJ"o les, 47 Vlntan Ave.; Douglas Sr., 1\lrs. R. Helen Higglnboth- •Roc:,;h~es:te~r~o~f_.,;lh~e;:..,;;;A:;;m~e;;rl,;;ca~n;_;l958-59~~·_._...._.;;;·;;;;i'aa;; Cllach Bob Wright' s W. Va. Morehead won its Dec. Ravenswood when they travel day, Dec. 17th and om 8 a. E. Dar.t, 499 Oak Dr.; Mrs. am, Edward T. Holcomb. Mrs. . - head State University 1 opener !16-67 over Cumberland I<> Williamstown tonight to m. untO 1 .m. Salarday, Dee; Milford G. Gilbert, Gallipolis; [Charles E. LaRue, Mra. : E,,les romped to an easy ug. College. meet the Yellow Jackets. Z.tll. ~·· Dexter Deckard, Rt. 2 ver c. Long, Luther A. ma~ . 98 win last night ewer the Rio Rio Grande (98) - Trainer, . Last Tuesda~. Ravenswood ~~~~~:ltr,ww:MI Vmton; William G. Lincoln Russell, : Grande College Hedmen 5-l3- · Lusctti 2-4--4 · turned on thetr pot~nt fast Rt. 1 Vinton; Mrs. Arlen R. D. Tolbert, Lawrence H. Vau· 23 • • · to down the VIkings IJ4. ens, Rto Grande; Kathleen S. tllD, Mrs. Paul Vltitoe, Mrs. 11 bry, 11- !1--:11 ; Gregory, 67 in the opener. The VlkiJJiS Truner, PL Pleasant; Young, Mrs. Albert P. Barker.! • 9; Bass, 3-4-20; TIIOrnton, Isome strong promise . Barney, Pt. Pleasant; Infant daughter, Mrs. Teenager & Womens ~ : Towler, l- 1- 3; Lucas, that night against the more l ick J. Wilson, Pl. Pleasant; ert L. German and lnfalll daUI!h'l 6-2- Z. f<".. ls, 30--311-98. · d Red Devils and James M. Nibert, Gallipolis Fer- ter, Mrs. Arnold L. Kingery A Bulova Is a very epoelel &lit Preeloul jewell')' thlt· More~ead (119) - Conley, ~ ~r:er~=~e to pari~~~ lhcir' r~.w \ • ry; Euntc~ D. Rowe, Rt. 2 and infant son. tells ptrfeot time. Butova puts mort leattnc botuty -1- 11, Sand!oss, 5-l II, heighth Into a rebound wm Racine: Mrs. R9bert L. Fi•her, ---Into watches. Mort qUIIIty. And Butova ""lift I . Completely wa· Jackson, 5-3-15; Adams. 9-- t . ht Rt. 2 Racine; George W. Ro- TEAM CAPT4-JN 11eator variety of wetcll styles than any one otao In te~r proof 5-23 : King: 3-3-9; Cornett, o~e .Vikings lost six Jetter· . mine, Rt. I SyraC\ISl!; Morgan SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP!) the wand. You can lab 11011 pride In &lvlnl- or Blk & White _ 2--4-il , Wllbams, 6-6-18. Jor· men by graduation, and four ST. LOUIS (UP.ll-Ro~er L. Triplett, Rt. 1 Portland; Mrs. Noire Dame's junior h~:~::~l wurina - 1 Bulm watch. dan, 4- 2-IO; Green, 2-0--4; of those were starters a year Maris, the man unwanted by Salem A. Yates, Raclne; Mrs. Rocky Bleier h8~ been s Redmen Defeated 119to98 Vikings in Hospital News . For Sale -~ =·G'"'H"oc=R7N: HENS_Siic_ea-c'""h""w~ ·s. Michael, Near Chester. New Effort FOf Jctorv •t . We find Cbns T0Cards FOr Charley SDllth 14" LINED BOOTS $7.99 THE SHOE BOX DeCierq, 1}--2-2; Smith, ago High scorers Marc Me. the New Yo.rk Yankees, was Mary E. Price, Rutland; by his teammates to eaptam 2; Turner, 1- 6-2: Tarry. Ph~il and Mike McPharlund welcomed with open arms today man A. Pratt, Rt. 5 Athens; Flghling Irish through the . 2- 2; Deterage, 6-2-2. Total,, both gone, so roach Steve by field general Red Schoen· Marsha C. Fisher, Oak Hill; football campaign. MIDDLEPORT I 43-33- 119. McMillion is rebuilding the dtenst, General manager Bob Howard P. Uoyd, Rt. I Bieler, a starter lor the whole club. 5_11 senior Ray Howsam and VIc President Hill; Miss Frll!lces ~::!H~~~o~n~e-~ran;;.ked~~ln~"!h~~t~hl~• Swisher is the only real veter- Stan. Mustal of the St. Louis Btack!ork; Basil Blackburn, Rt. an returning, but is joined by Cardinals. 4 Albany; Mrs. Billy J. two 6-4 seniors Terry Shinn and Mans th,e man who broke ey, ~t.. 1 Jackson: Mrs. Rom AI Standard to form what could Babe Huth s home run record, J. WilliS, Kitts Hill; Floyd I. become 8 solid rebounding and hts $72.000 annual salary, Yates, Jackson; Arnold R. were packed off to the Reynolds, Rt. 2 Pedro; Clyde corps. Ripley Cardinals Thursday by Yankee K. Turley, Ironton; M!!!. Lu· The remainder of the PUT 1GM Lee MacPhail in a· one-lor· ther E. Craig, Greenup, Ky. schedule is as lollows: H nne deal for veteran infielder Births 1 Dec. 13-Sherman H Charley Smith, a .296 hiller · Mrs. Arlen R. Owens, R i o Dec. 16-PT. Pleasant A, with 10 home runs last season. Grande, son, 4:34 a.m. ThursDec. 26-Park'sburg Cath H It Is part of the Yankees' , day; Mrs. Robert L. Fisher, ON YOUR Dec. 36-Wahama H youth movement, MacPhail said Rt. 2 Racine, son, 5:4t a.m. CHRISTMAS Jan. 3-Sissonville A of the man who hit 61 home · -·- - - - · · .Jan. 6-Spcncer SHOPPING A runs In 1961, and "we wish him , Recount Cancelled Jan. 13-St. Mary 's A nothing but lhe best." ' B D B' LISTI Jan. 17- Wahama H He's the man that "will give I Y emocrat 1ggs Jan.19-Sissonville THE PERFECT us extra JHlWer " Howsam said PT. PLEASANT - The re.. Jan. 26-PT. Pleasant GIFT FOR FAMILY ~ and in the proc~ss "n fine hitte; ~unt, in the county commisJan. 24-Wirt County H and good outfielder." aJoner s race has been called OR FRIEND Jan. 28- Park'sburg Cath. A .cAs you know we've been off by G. ~- 11 AI'' Biggs, Jan. 2---Sherman POINSETTIAS A lacking runs for the last eouple :ocrat candidate with 32 of the Jan. 31-Ravenswood H of years while we were more or 41 t:ounty precincts . F,b. 7-Wirt County HAVE THAT SPECIAL H tess building," Schoendenst n counled. The 32 . precmct reFeb. 14--Spencer H said, "and r think Maris just count_sho,wed a gam of 15 v_Dtes Feb. 21-St. Marys •CHRISTMAS i may be the m;m we can !\lip in by B1ggs opponent repubhcan COLOR! Pleasant Valley llospltal three to help us. Lawrence Gerlach, ~r. . Admitted: Mrs. Frank Cape- l The Yankee outfielder, pia- In returns on ~IPchon mght, · hart. Jr ., Pt. Pleasani : Mrs. gued by injuries the past two i Gerlach was leadmg hls oppon· 1Ronnie Slayton Huntington seasons, will bat third _and to ent by an unofhcaal lead of ; Clinton Miller, Pt. Pleasant; make room for htm the 296 votes, . but the Carl Mattox, Pt. Pleasant ; Ja. Cardinals plan to move power. ruhng on challenged bal· 59 N. 2nd Avo. cob Gringrich, Pt. Pleasant. hitting Mike Shannon to third lots m the vot_e . canvass WY 2-5560 Middleport Discharged : Wilson Li tchfi~ld , Gerlach an official 250 Henderson; Anna Lee margin. Pt. Pleasant; Betty Jo Leonard, Most Valuable Player ~iiJiiiiiiiiii Henderson ; Beverly Denny, in the American U!ague in 1960Southsidc ; Cleo Holley, Pt. Plea- 81. Last beason he slipped to a san!. average of .233 with Birth; Mr. and Mrs. . only home runs while being I Donohew, Pt. Pleasant, a son. sidelined most of the sea3on. Smith at 29, Jacked the power which Howsam said iB needed to go along wilh Orlando Cepeda. Primarily a glove- man. lightweight but tough! Smith was the Cardinals regular ,' H!gl; impact PolystyrenP. c.:Jbinet t.bird baseman for most ot last · Beauty Tips wilh colors molded clear through! • brows-but • Autorr.at1c shu toff • Go ld en Voice"" speak er • Choice of three two-ton ed colo r combination s Full Year Guarantee on all parts and cabinet. All comprr nenls, including cabin et , are gu aranteed [or ONE FULL Y£ AR agains t defects in ma/eria/ and worlt.mttnshlp. Cabi~ nd is also guara nteed (or one year against brealt.age. Motorola Inc.'s gumw tee covers free e:r change or rep~lr of any component proven defective or cabin e/ brolt.en in norm al use. Arr anged th rough us. Labor ez/ra. WERNER RADIIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT ~ e m her PT. PLEASANT - Attorney 1 S. D. Littlepage, Mason County hair, the more prosecuting attorney, will be lhe '·in" is the guest speaker at the agriculture style for this l Holiday sea· meeting Monday, December 12, son. Your 7:30 p.m. at Hannan Hi g h I hair style has to be fmport· School. ant, it has to make YOu more Mr. Liltlepage will speak oo important than rour clothes. partnerships and partnership aThis means - f1t, fonn, dra· matic cDloring and becoming greements. Harold Sullivan, voa small head look to which ag instructor at lbnna n. will you add hei~ht and width, a closely fitted naP.e Une and preside. A question and answer 1 ror ele{!:-.,nce, build the hair period will follow Littlepag,·s DUt, build it up with a g1a· talk. morous hair piece. TWO ARREl!TED FT. PLEASANT - Arrests recorded at the county jail lor the past 24 hours are James William Gillispie, 50, Rob~ rts­ Phone WY z-3557 burg, assault and battery rant; William "Red" Bowles, 234 I . Molo ,omerov Pt. Pleasant, intoxication. Member of Pomoroy'e Chrlslmll Cuh Glvuway I of Midd le port Merchants Gi!t·O-Rama MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL FOR CHRISTMAS! Everything for decorating . . holly wreath•, door wreaths, holly boughs and moro. FOR THE CEMETERY! Grave Blankets, Cemetery Wreath• and Potted Plants. PLACE YOUR ORDER early for Christm•s Potted Plantl, Arrangements, Bouquets, Etc. WATCH FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE DEC. 18 ~--~-~--~·~·~···••.a•~····~--~-~ i•• Pomeroy FIower Shop "•j : Phone 992-2039 Da y or 949·2951 Night = • • Mrs. Millard Van Meter • ~ ~ W. Main St. ~ Free Delivery I I ! ~•••••••••••~•~••~•cc-.c••••••••~••~ We Wire Flowers Everywhere e A Gold Star Store M0··~-1f~ I-iiiii-iiiii·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"iiiiiiO..-iiiii--. :1 Detendtnt. NOTICI •• lt.ein, •uiLICATION The unlmown devi~JeeL ll!s• executors and tuilll'll of Cl11tll Still, Decea1ed; the ankllowtl btin. clevitef!.L legatee.. ad• nlnl~tratorl, executors, and ... lgn1 1 "' Man Still. Dece.ued. •nd the un· lnnwn heln, clevllllft, lef{atees, .ad· llllnl•lraton. •llecllton. and asslps of 81t1h HodJuaon. Dete.u~d.. will take notice that oa lM 18th dn of NovemD.Ir, 1981, the undf!ntlgned filed hl~ 1 PaUtlon apiNit )'OU 111 thl Probate I Court uf Melts County, Ohio, praylnl lor the 111e of the followlnll dt>IICI' Lb· '· td real est1te In order to pay th" I' lebtl of ill!l!td.rlt &tid eo~ Ut of &d. -~. admlnl~raton, ~ICIC!CftJCIN'C'CICII~cccc•a•ciaacwccciR 800 IN CASH PRIZES nlnl.ltrltion: 5 llu1ate ID U. CountJ of Metg:~. In thlj. illtt.e ot Ohio, tnd In the Township FOR YOUR 1• DAY SERVICE button-down or snap • tab SHIRT collars , • • In white, yellow, blue. FINISHING IN AT 9-DUT AT 5 Rohinspn's Cleaners Second St. Pomeroy Jr~~ ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKETI NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! DECORATOR PIECE; NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN! eSECOND DRAWING ALL DRAWINGS DEC. 10-1:00 PM HELD IN THE $50- $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES POI'o\EROY from the famous DEC. 17-1 ;00 PM "SHOP THE $50- $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES POMEROY PAISLEY ASCOT reversE'" to solid color. Purr silk in black, maroon Dr olive. 3.00 ELGIN PARKING LOT eTHIRD DRAWING LEATHER BELTS with smar1 gold or silvrr or self fini sb buckl~s2.00 to 4.00 We cannot tell 1- a lie. The Dodge I Rebellion wants you. I You want to go first-class DEC. 24- 1:00 PM $200 - 3 • $50 Prizes, 5 · $25 Prizes, 5 · $Uri1~ collection of cordless electric wall clocks Rizer 011 Company Pomeroy C.ment Block Co. a bundle to do it! Landmark Store 8l1tftn1t Auto Ca. KapDie's Sohlo 5erv1ce Sta. Francis Florl•d ' Pomeroy Pastry Shop Hartley and Bennett OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 232 E. SECOND WY. 2·2036 MEMBER POMEROY MERCHANTS CASH GIVEAWAY POMEROY Neln" Druo Stort K & C Jowol•v len 'rankiJn Ito" Now Yooii"Ciolhlnt Houll L&Uh~ lwl1her & Lohst Etborfotdl rW1f•r hlC' nds. ln ~,> ._.-. \ , f"""" " " " '- r ... .., ,.; r n -~ 1 7.98 to :!2.50 or:;; PATTERNS and PAISLEYS ':: THE GOLD STAR" Chapmlt'I..C:anedsy Shot1 Marguerite'• Shoe Shop Blue & Gny Rttt.aurenf Goenl•r Jewelry Store Stiffler's Red Anchor pf'tao:~ '""~' PURE SILKS and OTHERS IN SOLIDS, an tile way? Without spending DISPLAYING HERE ARE YOUR GOLD ~.u:.:ws (' I n i h 1 STORES eFINAL DRAWING Pomeroy, 0. : I' • WE HAVE THE NEW "SCENT TIE" 1,50 G. & J. Auto Porto Co. (The Ftbric Shop ~-.R.W. Hdwo.;, ·J.oathor Sup. Iugar Run Mills Gibbs Grocery Ebtrslltach Hardware Fultttn·Thampson Tractor S.ln Simons MtriCet Ohto Volley Pluml>lnt Moon's Store & Hullng Pomeroy Flow.r Shop Pomeroy Homt ·arl.l Auto Ct• (row's Stt1k Houw fngtl'• ca,..;l 'M&uu Ktrr & Vtn Z.ndt Motor Silt !iliwnlo-G,... P01111roy lunoce Statlo11 llmon'o Plck·A,Polr Hoyt•, Soh Jo liotlo• llo ltnd Trollit iialoo Krage,.. Rllfllo "&"'tv. Malplqu1pme,.t c.. A•-· ' Mldwo'y Marktt Dons A-"ltnlllhrvlct Pornuoy Motor Co. aawenDrlv~olnn Iaiiey's Rntaurant SPONSORS: FOI'IIIIfl .... & S..Jngs Natlonol Bonk Davi•Wtrntr lnlutwnct Wlllilmt Nollonwldo IIIIUr. lllttutars lmuranct Korr"o larllor Shop Cn:w, Crew ' Ptrttr •• · -"'Y Tber.llere's til. w;ry to go. ' Dodge of them alL The biggest, most lw<urlous With a ~-lAd~ VB the standard e~gipe• . .utlhl .......,nc r:hl" ~ou 24 •••~tutry ttlltl'eel .,._,. t&dlltln• from rleh lrtH •n illacll ~ltL _I'It i l~ ' llllfi*III, !Md~HI'II)' lhlpotd .olld bttu Mnclt. A dttl.a j ...."""'comltrt~r ...ttt~ml''ln lll)'d"*', I f~,o:' l·l~lfhld llriH ,,_,.., 24' <'lltmt\IH, 1110. t-2-;.t biRk .,_.,._ 24' llltmtt", t• lli•l ,. • .......... ffo. £.17-'eh wlln.U •I flllllhed t• dill j With a whole Ust of standard oquipment ; ~~~~g, .. ,. I ii04 SICOIId \ In your own new Dodge Monaco. _,. ' \ PAUl DAVIES JEWELERS Avo, Glllllpolls, Ohio . . POMEROY, OHIO IIams that used to cost extra. Lead the fleld In '67 , , , mtl.tl tpttAo 24' dlot ; ' • .............,,. Mi~leport, Member of Pomeroy Merchants Christmas Cash Giveaway. Ask for your o. '!! . .. ' ' · ~·-:, ., '. -,·'. ~· .).,;."il,' . . '• '!, . ·-· . ·:e ~ • --~ -- '. A Gold Star Store! . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill and ·Second St. ------ ~ \- • ·- to 5.00 Wide and narrow stripes, handsome prints and solids in pure silk. Choose from our wide selection of Chri5tmas ties. STAR POMEROY STORES: free ticket. No purchase necessary• l ; 1 ..........,................................. --·----··-1· ---- •!!,...""!"'""'"""'""'""' _-:___ "rtle 11n1r, et 1L, GIVE-AWAY~ · . ·· • in t4t llptrit nf t ; Own Santa CASH BEAUTY SALON 1 Nt'l.sON'S No. "·"• lOLA'S ~~deBl~:~ag:~rr~~sse :r~~~: , i "GOLD -STAR" CHRISTMAS the hi~her the curve m your • li ghtwe•gh t " Ml OO" a uto· matic record change r .....~ttt'k<~ · PERFECT! PRACTICAL *Shopping Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores • the and you mq ~Wint Cash m • ' I Dudley's Attorney to Speak At Hannan School tBSH • FREE DELIVERY 1 lot of eye- 1 Jolly Bunch D. C Ub -·· ·· Sf k H · POINSmiAS It's raising a .·. I Solid State Phono· Record Player • Mo torola-b uilt soli d state am plifier-no tu bes to bu rn out- in stant play For Mr. Sml'th On Tuescloy Honor Listed l'h [ U Roll · d ts •••lnll j season. ' Cfass H /d s Ho/'d p y SHOPPING! By lola Bartrum • I-8 •-------·. 8'b/ CHRISTMAS lOLA'S Funeraf Her·1d ..,. I ~: ~~~d ~·~!n~~~r>'o!~;'R~nr;~·~ .,~~~~ I MOTOROLA. "Df"'" '" '""'" "' · "· '" ''"" •· Ran, • 11 of the Ohio Comp11oy'• .•..o, Iurn}')Ja Schoo} flN) giftS '-Of I I very specta peop e MariS' Traded Ch"ld I ren 0 f F"lfSt.6Gra deS A R I dPIan program r~ ; t •ut an JMI . . h Pu,retrm . ano.J in Leb•non Townahip. e o owmg stu en ave Phone 985-3956. 12 7 etp ~!~~:,11 ~~~~~~~~; ... ~ ~~~~~.~aaau 1 been h:rted l>:v teachers at -·-- - · -- -···-·- - """'of~~~ SooU>•"' "'~' oi .. Id .. . lumbia Elementary School ~KC Mlnlature and Toy Pood· Section No. 20; thence North fifty Ftmeral services for H. B. 1es black or silver Stud rods to a cl!rner: lhenc• Ellt so rodJ Children of the first sll Other . highl1ghtl are a read· having attained the ho_n,o<·rweek I Smith, former Pomeroy ser'vice and grooming, Phone ~.. Ne:~~:.:~~theeo~~rSo~,~~~=P~od~.~ grade·g of Rutland Elementary Iing, The Night Before Christ· l duri~g th~ second "''· nessman, were held Tuesday at t.••" n~ncl! 10 acrl! tot~ thenn We1t alone school will present a pro"ram ! mas, by Judy Snowden; A mus-1grad_ mg p.enod. VVIO"il't't.J. 11 2S tfc tbl North llnl 60 rod• tu the place ol ~ h G d the Ewing funeral home with ·-·--- -·---- _ betlnnln 11 • contatntnc 2t. a<"re~. nectpt. Monday evening, Dec. 12, at lical play by the 3rd, 4th, 5t Fmt rae , Cheryl Lawson, the Rev. Melvin Alkire, pastor 1946 LA John Deere tractor with 5 ute~ out or the southwe•t ·cornk the regular PTA meeting In the and 6th grades, with speaking Mark Perry. KimiJerly . 1110ld to R. B. Smith. Alllo the foUowinJI "' ned D II Se nd G d ..1111,,1010 1of the United Methodist Church Plow d.tsc, ra ke an d saw rtg. ·rut c~ tatc &1\uate 1.n tne count,. of Rutland High School auditorium parts by Jan Ken . y, a as man; co_ rae, Reb~Ht motor, bottle gasj~~i:•l:;or!!;t~:~~hottt~~-~~~~~~~~·, under the directlon of Mrs. , Weber, Julia Hutchison, James Jordan: Thard grade, of~~i~~:~rs were Thomas heating stove, 65,000 BTU, ;oorner ut SecUo11 No. 20. Tow11 3, Maurita Miller, vocal music ]Birchfield and Sherry Michaels. shop .. · Brenda Perry ; burned one year. Also a 19S4 ! ~::~;u~,1 .~~~~ t~t.0 W,~nc~0 '!::t"~ teacher. Edwards, Dale Warner, Leo 1 Altogether, 75 children w iII grade, Kimberly Ellis. 1 Chevrolet, good work car, and~~:t ~en~:daN~~th~~~g ~:~:ionth~~ The first and second grades I participate in the choru s and Massey, Justin Mosier : ~yau&;kle ~~~~d ~:~·Jr. a 1953 Chevrolet. Sl'e Larry : : will present the following mus- 1tableau and there are 120 chil· grade, Tina Radekin, Rnr·horol ' thence so--th 20 rods to the point "' . I ' I.Jordan, Bonme. Darst : Servmg as escorts were CU rt·,, ' Lo ng B0 ttom, 0 . !ber:Jnn\ng, conU inl n~ 10 acres. more : ical numbers, Here Come5 dren in the program. I _ _ _ ___ 12 8 3tc ISanta Claus, Rudolph the Red I Accompanists are Mal!rita 1Grade, Joan Wooten, SINGER SeWiJig---··-·A'Iachm " ··I' ed u follow~. to·wH : lle~rtnnin• ~~ tllu I Nosed Reindeer Santa Claus Is Miller and Ann Webster. Jordan and Patsy Greer. • Northeast corner ot a 10 acre Jot 1 . • ! er, Jacob Turner, Phil Meln1 sews forward and reverse zi~ , .llerMofore deeded uy Madbon ll' llch , Commg to Town, and All I hart and Clarence Strnble. . • 1,1!"'.ndlortbv;t~e1a torod• Dorm ~n t.awrenct!l; tllente ! W t F · t mas 1II MY MILLER IN BEAUFORT " · zag equapped t.o buttonllole. iind u uno; then~e 1 an or Cl InS CLASS 12 TO MEET The Commandery Knights monogram darn etc Sews : Wut se rod• and II unu to lb1' ceot.- ITwo Front Teeth. Marine Lance Corporal James Th Ch . t h h d Templars 24 h•ld servt"ces Mon· . • • • 1er "Of DeWitt's Run ~oad : tbenc:o~ In a . i • I e ns mas c urc ecor"' hke new. Pay off 4 p'ayments I SOutbern dtrectJon along the middle R. Mtller, son of Mr. and Mrs.l ating committee of Class 12 0 f day at 7 p.m. at the Ewing Fuut said road to the no.rth line ur UJt~ ii .Myron . R. Miller of 454 S. Third ' Heath Methodist Church· l l .00 each. Ph ' tl92·2685. :above dMcrll)ed LO acre lot: ttlenr.e aptlsf I e . neral Home with Thomas Ed· B tfc 't!ast. 4T roll• and l"' unlt!l '" th! place :St., Middleport, recently reportt S 1 d , It D 12 ~-o! bet~lnnlnt. conutnl1111 s acre• both I d f dt 'th H d te mee a ur a~ a ernoon, ec. wards, Commander. 1966 VACuuM - CLEANER t of ~id tracts l)elnji situ ate In cl vU 0 e or . u y WI ea quar rs 10, at 1 p. m. in the church Attending from out of town ou toWIUihlp of Lebanon. _ and Mamtenance Squadron, Ma- . . of lawaway tank type comrf I . A. G S d M basement to prepare hohday were Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Will 32 . ' ' Reference Dlll!d l Vol. 130. Pate Ul, I ay a nne II' roup· ' econ a- . I ! h ~ d plete wJth attachment'> Only 1need Reeorlll Melli cou11ty, ohto. · . A' ft w· g B f t 1wreat1s nr t e ~.~.urch oors. and Mrs. John Nicholson, Canal 4 payments $6 00 each, · left 1 d The Ladies Bible Class or the ; ~me Jrcra ID ' eau or '; Members of the committee are Winches:er; ~rs. Ron · ' I Vou &rl require to &nlw:lr the M"ddJ t F" t B t" 1 h h 1 S C · Ph. 992·2685. 12 8 He 1aid Pt>t!Uon by tbe 1th day or ~ a n. 1 epor ITS ap IS c urc • · · asked to brmg wire hangers Columbus, a d Mrs. 0. I. i . •um·. tlill'l . or Judlfi"D,I!nt bY deh•llt held their Christmas party! and wire cutlers 1 S M W V B · I TWO PAIRS gi"rl's II IwiLl l)e rendered 1ou. MEET FOR CARDS . ens, t. arys, . a. una ro er uoMER o. BAXTER. ADMINTuesday evening at the church. I . . '1 1 1 ' I K • was in Chester cemetery. . skates, metaI cases, stze 7. ~~R~!~~ ~~~E ~:lf1:. MrS. James Murray, president, j ~ 1 ~s ,r( ;1 n' il e • ~ P,:te-r cnMr_s. I. 0. McCoy, Reedsville, 1 xp. conducted a business meetin~ . l tertamed the Lower Crust CanN1JTE ENGAGEMENT port High School. No date Ohto·~---12 8 3tp ~~~:,".w';~o:or•..._:~rn~!trato.r A surprise observance of the· asta. club recently at her home. Mr. and Mrs. George M. been set for the wedding. FROM WALLtO-WSii;-nO. _sOil uu 1s, n: mt :a. 9. tB. 2:1 . Bte birthday of Mrs. Donald Boone ; Racme. _Refreshment.s were ser- ley, "-'11ddleport, announce at all, on carpets cleaned wa s held during the evening ved dunng the evemng t.o M~s. engagement of their son, w~th Blue Lustre. Rent elecand she was presented with Clarence Hoy, Mrs. Da v1d H!ll , ward, lo c.a~o!vn '_l'ate of N. tr!C !hampooer $1. Pomeroy / gifts from Ute class members. ; Mrs. Robert Beegle, Mrs. Ar .h- West VJrgm1a. Mt:'iS. Tate 1s Cement Block Co. 12 5 6tc meS af The class also presented a gift Ur Warner and Mrs. Lan y . student at Newell H1gh &boo!. ~- --·-·-----·-·· · to the Boone family and Wolfe. Mr. Rowl•y attended eQ OUSe . . Beulah White presented a 300D, clean, Jump, egg and 1 oil treated stoker coal. Pea· ! The Jolly Bunch Sewmg club, of money to Mrs. Murray cock Coal Co., I block from Iwent to Evans Steak House, ' behalf of the class. I trafric light in Cheshire, 0. Ifor a Chnstmas dinner and re- ~ During the program hour Mrs. I Ph. 367·7526. 12 1 lie turned to the horne of Mrs. Murrav read the Christmas · ~L~J!~1!~~NG TO - · ---·--- .. --- ··---·-..·--· · · ·- Shirley ~ills for the meeting. story from St. Luke and read-! IN YOUR HOME NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try , Th~ Mills home . was decor.<tl· ings were given by Mrs. Boone, I "Sleepers." Guaranteed re- ed wath a large hghted Christ- Mrs. John Kaurf and Mrs. Elb:· . We deliver free to suits or money back. mas tree where .Jolly Pal abeth Slavin. Christma s Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, gift~ were piled and uther dec- sages were given as e Chester Pomeroy. 0. 11 25 30tp orations. Games were played by the hostesses, Mrs. ~-- - - - -and prizes won by Beatrice Rob- w· b nd M eRacine • Middleport l>~N'T pump your sluggisb sep- inson and Edith Jividen, and ~~;P::;~~s awere rss~rved t1e tank. Get Klean-Em·Ail Ethel Hughes got the door th I ! th I" eSyracu,. oCheshire 0 Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· prize. Each guest wa s present- eOtchose t'· •d. mee mg. M eRutland eHobson mark Farm B rea · p . ers a txn mg were rs. . u u m . om- ed a Chnstmas sock. I Nora Hamilton, Mrs. Genevieve eroy, 0. 11_2.1 30tc I Officers elected were Mrs. ISaxton, Mrs. Edgar Wol£e, ~ Legal Notice George . Hacket, Pres. ; Nor a , Mrs. l<abelte_Toy, Mrs. Lillian - - LEG- -·-----·--- - M.tll~, VICe pres.; Betty Clme. : McGhee, Mrs. ~rl Hoffm an. : . fjJJ =~;,;:== AL NOTICE Sec., . Freda ~itch , Treas.; and Mrs. Charles Whit~, and David I 208 E. .MAIN 992-2586 POMERO t NOTICE OF DRAWING OF ; Bealnce Robmson, cards and and Jeanie Boone. \ ""!~ II JURORS 1 flowers d1airman. - -· Notice is hereby given that. Barbi.lra Mull ens was receive , a public drawing ot jurors will ed as a new member. \ be made tn the 16th day of Mrs. Hackett read a Christ- · December, 1966, at the o£fice mas story, "Is There a Santa I of the Commissioners of Jurors Claus? " A letter .,... ,~; rr ;"Jd 1 in the <eurl house of Meigs from Edna Matlox, a for mer County, Ohio, .for the Ja[lUary member. term, 19671 of the Common Mrs. Mills an'd Mrs. ·\Perry Pleas Court of said county. Mitch served assorted Chri st· Signed : Freeland S. Norr:s mas rookies and punch. Mrs. Shirts that need no tron· Loren Hoffman \ Mills was presented a host~s~ ' ' . Commissioners of i g1ft. Present were Mrs. George ing, keep their crisp i Hackett, Helen Reynolds, Tera Jurors 12 9 ltc ; Byers, Betty Cline, Mattie Bush, • good looks. Fine polyester· i Mrs. Earnest Hughes, Evelyn N THI PROU.TI coun oF M&tas I Grueser, Edilh Jividen Beatrice «;OUNTY, OHIO ' . ' . and-cotton Iabrie, long 'fomtr G. aa~r. Aettntnlur•tor : Robm son, Mrs. Lawrence :Mil· ' II. the Etlllte of Mar y Still, Deceaeed. I holn Lillian Smith and two rltintJtf ' v1. \ hostesses. sleeves. Choice ol regular, • v· ana tJaalla~a: ""u~:~anna, "'"' "" '"'""" or • Dally Sen!lnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, ·0., Dee. 9, �~ . ...... ,.. . ... . ... ,I ..... .··-··· .. . . .. . .... ' ·' e-n.ur s.~ i'lllperoi·Middleport, o., n.e. '· 'lllnt. an\ Welljlll - · - --., acp~ .,. ;• L m.; SuDday Wonblp 10:•· .,1111 lfllllli!R ~ - ~ m.; I!MIIIDI 8lnlat '1:10 •• a. ... .an:., uu.r,It Pill*• Sentinel Church News I' llfarlillp ·~ al t a. m.; JD.! M!Meek l'riJa' ~ SW!da1fldloll at 10 •• Ill. 7:111 p. m. W""'""'7; loY, . ,...I auto, plltor. Mrs. Wald ...... H. Wolfe, pulir. ~r. Supl . lllilllid o1 Nullellll folllltill Garo~~, Ri•• ..., - Saada7 SdJool t:ao .. ·-- ---------·--- - ~-. .... DoiiiiJue, pu!Qr: J a c k Ill.; Morliq !VIIllblp IO!tS L Bapeiat IDCI 7:31 p. m. llliriJately, Wednesday Prayer moetlu• llecJIIJt, QNrdl Scilloal SuDL; Ill.; Ev11Jiellstlu I«Vlct 7ctS lletblthom tl.lplill Cbordl, "."'"' moellnJ WedH!daJ al 7:30 p. m. ~aturday. Cll1lldt 8cb!JoJ, a.m.; w~ p. m.; Midweek Pr1,7er •ervln Groal Held, lin. c. L. o•eoa. 7.30 p. m. Epgcopal IIJip Sent.,, 1U8 a.m.: Mao 7:45 p. m. Wedlleaday. mor pastor Robert Lewis Colambla 4!1Japel - WorUip Grace Epla..,al odill YOQIII Fell01nblp, 1 pJIL; _.... .. euru o1 lilt Nas.Pt 1,30 'a.m. Mol'lliD& ,...: oervice each SUnday, t:l5 a. Pt11101'117- Tbt Rev. R1aiJartl Ofllclal Board - . . llrsl - · _ WilllaiD 8, ftorpt, lhip and Sunday School, 1 m.; Sunday School IG L m.; B. Marlil, Rector. amdi,J IIDfQ of mOIIIJ, 7:10 p.m.; (IU!Dr; Sulday SC1Joo1 t:3t L m. Evening service, Tburad:- Youth ~ier!•ce l:li p. m. Even. Morning Prayer and Sermlll, .WSI;S, sejlond MOIIday of m.; MorDial nnldp 14:30 a.m. ' 7'30 P m pra er 01.,.. Y m, Wor!hip 7 p. m. each Su• 10, 30 1 , m. IIIIIIIJ, 7:5 p.m.; ~ CIJ'> PI"_.__.._, · • • Y m -o· day. clt1 aeeond 1'b!lr*lay; ~~ IJ,. _.....,"",... . Freedom G..,el Mllsloe EUB !bird 1Vet!N1411; .t.lleruoo CJr. PellletGIIII Au~, a.111 Corpealor Baptist Church Bashao Slivemillo Rd.; L. II:DtorpriH EUB tt..U - cle, fourth Tbur.!d!I,Y allerRoon: IU- Rev, Ptul E. Joues, llU' 1 30 - Sunday School, ' a.m. Gluesencamp, pastor; Roger Rev Menzel Smith pastor choir practin, W~. SUII!ay School 10 •· m.; Mornu>& worshop 10:1$ a.m. Will•·• Supt.. Sunoay School , Wor~ ·.M. servree . •.~· 30 a.' m.,. Su,• ,.___ J.e!llt Filla . ·Y....l ~ Worsblp, Weclllesday and Fliv.~u, ~ . 10 a ' ; EvaDgelistic service, 7 daJ School 10•30 L m. Youll) - . . JIIJ!III F, lilrll, ,... 'ria, Pealeaalal CilJircll IIIJd. ....t BapliJI Cbrclt, Middle- :30 p. m. Prayor mooting 7:30 Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys w - tm'.&IIT PAW - Worport, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- p. m. TUesday. m.; EveoiDJI service, 7,30 p. ab!P, 7:30 p. m. SUDciJJ (eJo lbport- Soulb Jrd Ave.: Ret. lor, SuadaJ Scbool 9:U a.m. Rot1111d Miuloa - .0 llv e aDd Girls Fellowship, 1:30 p. cepllacl Slmt!aY); Churcll a L. Barrett, ~ SUDday Gtorge Baker, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Newman missionary pastor; m. 2nd and lib Sundays· YGIIIIJ Scltool, t:IO L m. Sltlday. Ull· Sc:botl 10 •· m., Smldlly tftD! WO!'Ibip Service; BYP 6 p.m.; SUBday Scbool 9,30 a. m.; Cb~ir 6. 30 P m w.d.e.day fled service, 1:3t a. m., IIJd IDi evugellslic oorvice, 7: Eveaiag worship, 7:30 p.m.; Wmhip 10.30 a m . Prea~ Pray;.. ·Meet~l ·NO p. m • Su!ld&J o! JDOJib, EAST i.E. P. m.; Wedlelday Bible Stully Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer 7,30 p. m.': ~y~; service, Wednesday. ' · ·• T.&IIT - Wonblp, a p. m., 2nd 7:30 p. m., Saturd'?' oJcbl Pray. meelini. 1:30 p.m., choir prae- , 7:30 p. m. Wedoosday. Mtl'llll& Slor EUB ~ - and till ~ys: Clmrcb .., and Worllllp 7.~ p. m. Uco. Rev. Meazel Smith, pas!Qr: lk:,boal, l:st L m. SIIDdiiY· AP· PrabyteriDII Flnl Baptist Cllarcll, Pom.. Church Of Chri1l Sunday Scbeol, t:l5 L m. ROJ PtE GllOVB - Worablp, I p. MIM(eport Flnl UIIW J'nl. roy - Rov. Carver Williams. Bradbury Clllll'clt ol ttrisl- Van Meter, SupL, Earl sbular, Ill., 111 IIIII lrd Tbursda,ya; ·~ Chrtli - Ret. BtwSU.Oday School t :30 till IO::IJ. Larry Williams, minister; Bible Ass't.; Month!C wor511ip, 10:15 Church Sdlool, t:SO L m. SuD- ard Ruppell, paslor; SUIIday Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: School and Morning Worship, a. m.; Prayer meet1u1, 7:30 p. daJ. GIEAT IENJ) - WOI" lldloll 1:30 L m., Fred Lewis, Nursery and Junior Church for t0:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· m. Thursday. Youth Felltwsbip lllllp t:3t a. m., IJI IDCI 3rd &!pl.; 10::111 a. m. Wonblp; ehildren. or, 6 p. m.; Evellinl wor- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. lllladql; Church l!ll!Dol, 10115 l:tS p, m. YF; Wed., l1ll0 p. First Baptisl t'laure.b, Racine, ship, 7 p. m. Lollrldp EUB Cbreb _ L Ill. SwrdaJ. MOUE ei.U'& m. Jllllior Choir; 1 p. m. SetJ. Rev. C. L. O'c.mtor, pastor. Hemlock Grove ttrillilll Rev. Jack Young, pastor;~. lla.m., Ill IIIII Jrd lor Choir. Iunday School 1:30. FraRk Cl.. Church - Jamea Quisenberry. Sond•Y School t :45 a, m., lbldaya; Clwrch School 1:30 a S,.acue F1n1 Ullled r laad, SupL: 10:45 a. m. Morl· Worship Service, 9:30 a. m.: Rassell Arclter, SUpl Sunday Ill. Sturday. byleriaD Church - Rev. Lil· log Wonbip; 6:30 p. m., BYF SU.Oday School, 10 a. m., Stao· worship, 10:15 a. m. and 7:30 &lnvllle Met!Joolld ClurrciJ 10~ H. stebblna, pastor. WDI'> aad Junior Fellowship; I p. m. lord Stockton, Supl p. m. alternately. Bible Study - Wendell G. Bluller, JIII!Or. ship 9 a. ~.; Slllday School, Everung Service; Wednesday, Bradfonl Cllardl of <.trial- and prayor service, led by pas- SIIDday Bdtool, 10 •· m.; Wll'- 10 •· m.; Btble Study aDd pray· 7:30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, Joe Robinson, minister; Hom• 1!3r, 7:3D p. m. WednesdaJ. lldp IMl"fll» 11 L m. er service Sunday 7 p. Dl. 1:311 p. m. Sealor Choir Prae- 1er Forres~ Supl; Bible School Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. PlrtluJI aretloMid Clbn:llllsrri!OIIYille Pnlbylerlu lor Choir Practice. 9:30 a. m.: Mornllg Wmhip !rd Saturday of mf!ltb. Jalm Kimbler, pptor. SuJJdaJ Omrch, Howard RuppeU, • t'hollliro • lYior • Hartford 110:30 a. m.; EveDillg Worship, Soutb Botllel EUB t'brcb _ lldloll t:liO, Harold Riulb, lnr. Sunday Sc:ltool, 10 a. m.; Ptrlolo - Warren G. Zinn, 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi· Rev. Jalk YOUII&, p a; &!pl.; Alia Brewer, Ass'l WOrsblp 7:30 p. Ill. pastor. Worship services arc: ble study. tar: Sunday School 9:45 a, m., lapl,l'reachl!ll7:30 p.m. SJm. Syraoue MloiOII- E•l CU.. -M.I.IIfllf Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Outer Cliurcb ol Clorill - Normau H. Babr, Sgpt; Suuday lladat ~ a.dl - lor, JIU~· Wect.esday and Fri1W •JIW . LitUs. Kyger ~CC 9:30 EST. Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preacfl. Worship 10:15 a. m. IIIII 7:38 John W. ~bier, pulor; SJm. d4Y servtlll!ll, 7:30 p. .Cbesbire Baptist 10:15 EST. iDg 10:30 a. m., first and third p. m. alternately. Biblt Sludy lily School 1.30 1 • m.; PJ'tldt. Latter Day Srnntl Church School ·at Hartford, at Sundays. 11d Prayer Service, led by pa.. IDC !0:38 L m.; MYF t p, m.; ll<trpUed Chrdl t1 J 1:50 DST: KJCII' 10:30 EST, MasDD City Cllarcb ol Cbrill, tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. arts1 ol Lotter Day lllltll lid Ch!sbire 1:45 EST. Miller Street" - Sunday Bible Tappen Pltlns £VB ebrc1J Ill. W---tll)'. JHOpb Stobart, pastor. I miles MI. Uliol F.W.B. Cllarcb - Study, 9 a. m.: Eveaiag Wor· - Rev. Jack YWllg, pas !loU liprllp lllellrtdltl- 1nm RadDe 411 RiciDI • PortSunday Scbool 1:45 •:m., Earl ship, 7:30 p. m.; Biblt Study, tor: Somday worsbip, 9:30 <2!es!Er IAmJe1, pu!Dr; Wor ltud Road. Sanday School, t:!O With the ~ao,_ it 111Ul, in •om• meoiiU'e, /otter ffftd help ,_ · SW:key, Supl; Evenmg. WOI' 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m.: IIJip I«Vl.. IIllO a. m.; SUD· L m.; Writp 10:30 L m., ~Gin thal 111hich i. good in family tmd eommrmity Ufe, tldl f1h1p, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox, Middle(lll'l Cbrdt of artst Hobart V'meyard, Supl Bible day School, lOIIi 1 · m.; MYF SUnday eveniag aervic. at 7 ture fl lpDftlored by the bu iness firm~ and or~ · Layman; YoUllll P..ple'a meet. 5th and Main Streets - Don· Study and Prayer oemce. led ••• P· m. Pr1,7er and Bible p. m.; Wed., II'OI'Ship service lag and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. aid Rieb, mlDiater; BIb I e by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 8111d1, Wednesday, 7:110 p. m. al 7:30 p. m. 1111w1e nome, appear First BapliJI CJo·u"'~. Rallaad School, 9:30 t. m., Keaoetb Me- Adult Class Meet~U 7::11 p, m. lltJIIaN Metltedllt etiii'GIJ R C thal' -Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, pas- ElhinDey, Supt.; 111nJiJ1C Wol'> last MOIIday of -tit. Ret. C. J. Lemley, pastor: oman a Ul tor. Prayer service 9:30 a. m.; shlo 10:30 a. m. EnaiDI Wor- syracue £VB alllU _Rev, Cb:urch ~I 9:30 a. m.; WOJ'> oar Lodf of-~ ::,•• Sunday School 10 a. m., Ger· ship, 7 _p. m. Prayer Service, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Su1J. lbip terv'':"• 10:30 1 • m. MYF ~ Adm. .:.. Sun rge trud• Butler, SUpl.: Worship Wednesday, 7 p; m. day School, 9:30 L m.; Ba lloaday, 6.30 p•. m. Ma p .' 5 day I~ . servtce ll a. m. lst and 2?d Pom...,.Qa>do ., Qrill - Quisenberry, Supt.; 111:30 1, m. ktlol MelbodiJt Cb~ - Hoi"":, ~~·~ ~· ::.·• p. m. •Allcoln.M~gluir J'Onl· "• . Sundays at 5:30 p. m. Baptist Jerry Masters, pastor; SUiday Morniag Worship aervlee, bl John W. Kimbler, paslor, Mn. Jo"t!'.•1 MJJohl ~ laktrl of Holsum Bread Trammg Umon. Mrs. Mary Scbool, 9:30 L m., Church aer- and 3rd SUndays ol t1te month. Les!tr. L. Roush, Sup~ WDI'> Near Guypillt (Dulclt Rldp); 111 N. Court SL AtiJelll ats.e&Ol 1 15 Woods, preSident. Ivicl 10:30 a. m.; CbrlsllaD Et> 7:30 p, m. Eveaiq EvaapUa. tblp · •· m., Sunday ScbDOI ae.. Frlllk llaltlerl, pu1or carleiOo Cbarcb, liD&sbary Ideavor, 8:30p.m.; EvenillJ ser- tic Service, 2nd IIIII 4tb SUJt. 10•15 a. m. IJmJdaJ ltlul10131 L m.; lfllli Radatd Free WIU BapUSI Ivice, 6: 30 p. m. day of mootb. oat Greva MoiMdlll..,. Ill)' ol ObiiJatloD 1,8 a.m.· Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, i Rudud CburciJ of Cbrlll- Bethaay £VB CllarciJ _ ae.. John W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl Caul . 11 ho • be~ . . paswr; Sunday School, w "· [Roy carter, minisw. Bible Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Mora- O'oss, Supl Sunday Schott at .,_-·•· ur m.; Guy. Priddy. Supt.: PreaciJ. School, 9:30 a. m. Worship and m, Worship, t:30 a. m.; Son· 11:15 a. m.: Proaclllq t:lS. , ong servoce. 7:30 p. m.: Prayor l Preaching aervic. 10:30 L m. day School, 10:30 a. m., Blythe SyracaJe Melltodlal Chrcb SalfJatiOn .4rmy LOCAL UNION 56SB semces, 7:30 p. 11t Wednesday . . Young People'• meeting, 1:30 Tbeiso, Supl.: Ymrth FelloW· Weadell G. StuUer, putor; w,.. 'fte Sllmiel AriD)', - EJI. Ravenswood, W. Va. Community p. m. Eveniag Service, 7 p. m. jship, 6:30 p. m. lhlp aervlce, 1:35 L m., SUD· Yf1 Ill)' S. 1VInlDc, officer II Apoolollc Commully Cburcb. V. H. Brsley, Bible School Supt. . CAIIMilL £VB Qardi-llef. day School 1:15 •· m.; MYF eblrp. ~1 ~0 a. m. 11111Pageville. Sunday School JO a. Zioo CliorciJ ol Cbrisl, Pom· l Paul A. Seller!, putor: Sun- Sunday I p. m. Prayer meetine llfll meetinl, 10.30 L Ill. S. m. Sunday : ·Evangelistic serv· eroy . Hamsonville Road -Eu· day ScbDOI, 1:30 a. m., W1,7ne Salltlay 7:30 P. m. daf Scbool. ,sunday ~ P· m. A!hllmd 011 l'nHitlctl 1ces 7::11l p. m. Sundav. Pram 1gene Underwond, minister. Bi· Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a.m. Mom· Hysell Ru FfiO MftiiHII~ Young ""?Pies Legion, 7:30 p. & servoces Thursday, 7:'30 p.m. I ble School, 9:30 a. m.; Morn· in& Warship, 3nd aad ttb SUI)o Robert E. Smith, Sr., putor. e. Salvation mee~; Thl11'1BrotDII'I 8otQ. GGI :MD Uncoln St. Middleport 992-2550 8112-2186 Masoa Bapllll Sllllday School Iing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- day ol the montlt; Sp. m. ETen. Suaday Schtol 9:30 a. m.; 0. daJ, I to 3 P· m. Ladies IIDme ,....... 7 - D.A.V. Hall, comer Second bert Reed, Biblo Schooi~OIPt ing Evangelistic Service, 2st 0. P~tterson, Supt.; Mll'lllq ~e: p, m. Prep clasael; and Pmeroy, Mason. Spoosored Church OJ God and 3rd sunday ot month. Worship tO: SO a. m. Youlh ~ 1.10 p. m. Bible S~y, prayer by Frtnch City Baptist Church Chester Cburdo ol God - Trinily Uailed ttorcb 01 fl.. 6:45 p. m.: EvaJIIellslie meetiJ11. Oilier ~emees by aJt. i. in Gallipolis. Alfillated with s. Rev Dale Thornton pastor Cbri>t, Pomeroy - Rev. W. H. measa&e 7:30sdp. m.: Prayer IOIIDOflll.:':,~ ·, Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor iSunday School 9 a m .' Perrin, pastor: Carl Kautz, ~:m" Thur ay 7 30 P· m. Pt So-L Da 'd Sllea - ALLIS CRALMEIIS - Servlell •ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" sB.C. nd ' • · · ·• und Sch ...aret Cliff Fret Mfl(lodisl meroy ..... J ~ , . . u ay School every Sunday, !Morning Worship at 11 L Supl.; S ay tol, 8:15 a. Qv b . 1111 CIJudl MulberrJ llelibll rann - llldtutrlal - LmDn & GMdflt. · Middleport, Oblo 3 p. m. Preaching services II•• Im. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. Worship, 10:25 ' m. • - R. Etlcelle Gill, pu. Rd. liDl1lt M·'• Memorial \ Tappen PlaiD• l'lloDe llh Sunday ol eacb montll . ; m.: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. tor; Sunc!ay ~ t:30 •. m.; '. o .,..a 1 MI. Morro Bap1ist Church- : Tuesday · Young People's DUvWe Pllp1m HoUaeiS W1.1e, Supt; Mlll'DilliiiOI'> :::•tal. P=, F.:··~= Corner ol Fourth and Maio St., : Service,' Friday, 7 30 p. m. · (i.Anpvillt Post Office], Ref. P IO::It •·. m.; Youlb. lierYo rt ~· ss · • Modclleport. Rev. Nyle Borden. , ML Moriah Church ol God- Cbas. E. Dozer, pastor; Sunday l~es 7 p. m., Ev~ellslic lei'> lceo oa Satorday. Sabbalb !I minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. I Rev. James Satterfield, pastor School 1:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert nco ?::It P. ~ Mid-Week pray. School, l• p. m. Worship 3 p.m. m. Arnold Richards, Su pt. 10:30 1sunday School 9:4> a. m.: wor· Grate, Supt.. Worship at 10:30 : service 7.30 L m. Wedaesllnited Brethren IDddleporl, a. m. Mormng Worship. . ship service 11 a. m. and 7:30 a. m.; Pilgrim Youtb, 6:15 p. y. E4lea Ualled Bn*u II .,· ,•'-":··· ' Ohio --, ...,,f .. , ·r ' ..,.,., Naomi Baplist Cbanb _ 1p.m. Prayer meetii!J 7:30p.m. m.; Evangelistic oorvioe, 7:30 Tile Ullilt4 &feiiJedlsj Cllarrb Qrilt CUrciJ- Rev. Eldeu II. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· Tuesday; Young People's p. m., Mid·ll'eek Prayer and -: Pomeroy, ~v. Melv•~ AI· Blake, pa!IOr: Stmday School lhip ll a. m.; Wednesday, 1;meellng, 7 p, m. Friday. Praise, Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. kire, pl!lor.. Church . School 10 a. m.; Winnie Hotslopr, p. m. Prayer service ' R II10• tb b 0I ~-• I Jeho vah t .l& ' · m. Divine Worship 10.30 Supt· Cbrmu.. ElldeiYII' 71lt ....,.. -~ ' · . u • · urc a rn Christmas Concert b the ·' ' Road - Rev. Clyde llmlon ' Rev O;vid Sheets pastor. lillgdom Hall ol J...•u'o Ohi.• • . • y . P. m., cl..,fl Ill' all. Soul llf' pastor· Sund Sch I i 3 • ' I 0 Umvl!rStty w ..Jeyan ChOirh- vlc0 • .P· m., Preach'mg 8·?1) " ' Filt All DoetoN Pft:!erl . !1oM Church and Ofllu Supplle•- Gltlr . . · ay oo : 0 a. ' Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evah· Wllllm, 900 Broadway, Mid· ol fill student voices Th · p. 1 m.. Ralph Carl. Supt. Sunday 1 gelt>1ic servic• 7 :Ml Young dleporl - Public meeluJi Sun· r yd' 11 . lll!d · • pud [m.; Mid·Week prayer moettq, 182-2955 ?omeroy 812-2641 Mlcldleport , WershJp service l0·30 a. m.IPeople . Ende~avo~. 7·JO p.m. i d&v, 2 p. m.; Watchtower ~~ corIa y mv . to atten ·_7:30p.m. Wednesday, Mrl. ... ' ' . ' . ""'""'"-""'""'.:;_;;_;;;_;;;;;,;.:;;~__;:;;;;:,;;:;,;.;~.::;_;;; i1 5.30 p. m. Melhodost Youth Hazie Holam,or. cltss leacltr. 1 f" Study, l P· m., Bible study, Fellowship. Tuesday, Dec. ll.' Lelarl FaDa UaJJod Br<TUesday 7 p. m.; Service mee~ 7·30 n m Woma0 • · So 1 1 TUN E IN m,, 1 p. m. Thursday· Millis- ~ Ch : t· · •• . ' •• c e Y II Cllrlll Cburcb -James MDI'> • "'' ns tan .::rcn'lce mee~ a1 rison pastor Suncla7 SdJool •• try School, 7 p. m. Thursday. church · ~•t the same hour · tho 1:30 'a. m. ·Pr""""""' ···••·· lervtC . .. PumftuH and App&ncer .; G~nt~~~ Mtrchandis• II -~ ~ ~ Lutheran Lydia Circle meets al home Orsl and lblrd Thursday al T-uppers Plalno 887-3280 l'lloD1 ~126 Chqter, Ohio . .Joha'a Ladleru Qurcll- of Mrs. Kerrnij Walton, on Mul· 7:30 p. m. Second and fourth IMomma Worship 9 a. m. : Sun· berry Heights for Ch,.lmas <Continued On Pqe I) , day School 10:30 a. m. Pastor, prog"m and clft eichange. Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer ' rtev. Joseph Kra~y. Nauren.l meellnll aeeoud and fttirlb Sermons From Gran Episeopol Ch~rch, Pomeroy 1 St. Pall'• Lulberu QurcltThe C111rc~ o1 tloe Naiii'OIIt Thuroday, 7:30 p. m. ond Drat WHITE SEWING MACHINES Blllotll Watche1- Salea Glld Somc• 1390 WMPO RADIO is32 E. btcond St., Pomeroy. Chootor - Rev. Herbert Grate aad third Bullday, 7:30 p. m. "f:uef'l/lning. For th• Woman that Sew.{ Middleport 1 30 •· m., Wor· Charleo Bisell, ABs't. Sund11Y Prayer meeting every wecme. IS llll1J St. Middleport 8112-5320 J8tl N. Seeot~d REV RICHARD 1 Suooty School • • MARTIN, RECTOR .sh1p semco 10 4~ a. m. Pastor, School 9:30 a. m.; Mol'llinll day at 7130 p. m. CbrisUan En·' 0\lorning Worsh;p 10:30 AM Sundiy , Rev. Joseph ~raly. Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS 1:4o denor, .second and fourth Suit- ... Metlwdi•t p. m.: Evonln& Ser•ice, 7:30 day. 7:30 p. m. ·;.t"~... ; ·· · .:;:~ A TholtgiJttul Aoornarh To Reli¢oUJ Probltma. Allred Melhodlst Cburch - p. m.: Midweek P.rayer service MI. Her11101 Ualled 11Nrtotl..,__,ll ' M> 1 --- -· m.u -·......--- - !'ao a. ... a.• . I ! -~ • *· . !I! TIS SOT 7 full days' pretesling as-sures the accuracy of the self·winding Seastar "7" Visodate. Stainless steel, water-resistant. $6'9.115 J. c!'.u. RAY RIQGS,. _. FRANCIS FLORIST ... Your Christmas Store For Home Decor1tion11 • Dtcoratlvt Candles • Sleigh & Poinsettia 'I SEUO YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS TODAY AND SAVE MIDDLIL'ORT Rag. $16.95 Dlx. Sunbeam St. & Dry Iron $14.48 Reg. $12.50 Super-K Nylon Basketball 6.95 Deluxe Radio Flyer W1gon $10.88 IC)..jnch Murr1y Tricycle $10.88 12 inch S.1t Simco Pony Saddle _ $49.00 2..Cell Fl1shlight, Amer. Made $1.49 comp. GIFT *' • ••• GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. 111 Ill aor•ans I .. ...... NELSON'S SPECIAl GIFT PRICE !': ASK TO WED ' - ·- -·::.==--- - -----...::··-.....-- .. --------TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE J "Your FTD Florist" FRANCIS FLORIST w. 2nd E. MAIN ST. 992·2644 - POMEROY "A GOLD $'fAR ... STORE" Pomeroy DANCE 2011. 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WALLACE, JEWELER 1 ua~lur. pastor; Mrs. ~na Life, Supt. Ill ~It Chrcb -James Met· · Sunday .School •t '30 a. m, 7:31! p. m. Wednesday. Irison, pastor. Sunday School H2-3284 , Lloyd Dol\mger, >upl. : Worship Middleport Cbarcll ollho Naz. [t ·iiO •· m. Preacbin&, Oral attd ·~..,-~ i servi<'''' al 10:4J a. m. with areno - Rtv. Clydt J. Bartlett, third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Second ~~~· :11 1 .-' ffA~ , Vere S\\a rl z. !ay leadc;r. &.ln- Snnd&J School &:30 a. tn.: l and fourth Sunday, II 11. 111. CHURCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEPORT, 0. I Your Welcome Is At Our Front Doort , day evrninl!: at 7.4:i p. m., ~'•rI sh•p Smu·es with the Rev. MorninR Worship 10:30 1. u1.; Cbrislln Self:ace serwace.NYPS Youna People. 6.4; p.m.; Slo Main Sl, PL PlouaniCasto. \Vedne<da) , 7:45 p.m. Evangeliatic meeUna 7:30p.m.: Sunday servoceo II a. m. DST Prayer smim. Prayer meetlna. Wed. 7 30 p.m. Wedoestloy meelti!J 8 p. m. f1aiWIMMIO Methodin Clloreb Pearl I\ Casto. pastor. Wor· luftdar School 9:30 A.M. -Morning Worlhlp 10:30 A.M. ship !:ien.·ice. 10 a. m., every lvenn~c Wor"h111 7:30 P.M. Kenneth Mcith1nnty Sund)f lchiNf lupt. olber SUnday. 1 45 p. m. Sun· day School, 10 a. m., John Ba1· !ey. SUp I. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 ' Forul Rao Methlldiwl c~ll'cll I Mtblqe Bv Thi ,lltCir ' - Sund•v ~''""''' I. m.. Mrs. :__ _ _ _ _ _...;.......;..,..._....;..:..,_ _ _ _...: 1fred Nr"•· Supl. 1\iurship ...-. l' o ,; Pomeroy, Oblo t ' I ' ' Middleport I I - ,' ~ ....... ... including 2 soak cycles. Handles Durable Press garments ''just light". Large contour top makes ' HOLIDAY VALUES GALORE! Come in and browse arounrl. Wfde selection for the holiday season ... dozens of sensetion1/ holiday values! 111111 ca QOM. IN AND fi•OiaT•fl POit CHANC. TO WIN ON. OP 1088 PRIZ.SI . Associated Radio & TV OPIN 'FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS .. BEN·FRANKLIN STORE ~ Giant capacity. 6autamatic cycfes, loading and unloading easier. Co/or Key controls, lint filter, d.. P.rgent dispenser. Madel W-208 ucl.up-.~ .. -. · · - a ... tl lbo N•• OS!. Study room open ru.. ueu - R~. Kenneth. Pierce, 'lday and Wod nesday from 12·30 pastor; Raymond Walburn, 1to 1:30 DST. Everyone weJ· 1 Attend tht Church o1 Your Choler f SUpt.: SUttday, SI!bool. 9 30 •· come. i '. m. MorniniJ Worship, 10 30 L Treatles Wllh the~ Indian I , m. Evenlna Se"tce, 7 p. m.; 1 tribeo wore made by the Ieder· Bakers ot Good Brea4 . .. Prayer mettinl, 7 p. m. Wed· •al governmrnt and stales can· H Ptnneroy I nndly. not Interfere with tbelt lrtaty untlngton, w. v!· .. ;: I llacino Cburcll Ill,.. ~~• rijhts. : " - -....------~~""11'--.-----""'~""'"""':!<!!!.i!l,~.-"~·- Oily Squa,. Y1rd • · ~OYT'S .SOHIO SE~VICf..., · ' 11W YORK CLOTHING HOUSE · HEINERS BAKERY AUTOMATIC WASHER .95. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. :Gt)EGLEIN READY-MJX CO. ~~~PHILCO 'RICES START AT ,'"',------..,...-.-..... !' - 1'iiiii::::::!~~~~~~=~=a!iiiiai!Oiiiii:Sii:~l Rev. Pearl A. Ca:-;lo. Sensa!ionat Holidiy U/(/es I .Give Her Comfort Give Her 100% NYLON CARPETING RIDENOURS SUPPLY w~ring, Wallace, AMF, Evant, StrombKker and lona! <tbcluding Air COtlditionert tnrl Wringer Washers • LYONS CLOVER FARM SUNDAy 9 AM CHOICE OF 18 FAMOUS BRAND PRODUCTS I cJft items from Gorham, Ltno•. Sunbeam, . . • ·-··.... ._ ber-. OHIO VALLEY BAKING.CO. . ' ·?"n' PAUL DAVIES JEWElERS '!" s::" .!!! ' fJ ~: ... ING~LS . :no E. Main CARPET HOUSE . • 9t2·SUI ' POMIROY 214 E. M•in • \, .' ~ A GOLD STAR STORE .! '. { ' Marry Miller, OWMr ·- -- •P · - • ···· • · - ·~ -- -- - .. •• • ''«. . ...,..__ _ -- - .....• ".• �~ . ...... ,.. . ... . ... ,I ..... .··-··· .. . . .. . .... ' ·' e-n.ur s.~ i'lllperoi·Middleport, o., n.e. '· 'lllnt. an\ Welljlll - · - --., acp~ .,. ;• L m.; SuDday Wonblp 10:•· .,1111 lfllllli!R ~ - ~ m.; I!MIIIDI 8lnlat '1:10 •• a. ... .an:., uu.r,It Pill*• Sentinel Church News I' llfarlillp ·~ al t a. m.; JD.! M!Meek l'riJa' ~ SW!da1fldloll at 10 •• Ill. 7:111 p. m. W""'""'7; loY, . ,...I auto, plltor. Mrs. Wald ...... H. Wolfe, pulir. ~r. Supl . lllilllid o1 Nullellll folllltill Garo~~, Ri•• ..., - Saada7 SdJool t:ao .. ·-- ---------·--- - ~-. .... DoiiiiJue, pu!Qr: J a c k Ill.; Morliq !VIIllblp IO!tS L Bapeiat IDCI 7:31 p. m. llliriJately, Wednesday Prayer moetlu• llecJIIJt, QNrdl Scilloal SuDL; Ill.; Ev11Jiellstlu I«Vlct 7ctS lletblthom tl.lplill Cbordl, "."'"' moellnJ WedH!daJ al 7:30 p. m. ~aturday. Cll1lldt 8cb!JoJ, a.m.; w~ p. m.; Midweek Pr1,7er •ervln Groal Held, lin. c. L. o•eoa. 7.30 p. m. Epgcopal IIJip Sent.,, 1U8 a.m.: Mao 7:45 p. m. Wedlleaday. mor pastor Robert Lewis Colambla 4!1Japel - WorUip Grace Epla..,al odill YOQIII Fell01nblp, 1 pJIL; _.... .. euru o1 lilt Nas.Pt 1,30 'a.m. Mol'lliD& ,...: oervice each SUnday, t:l5 a. Pt11101'117- Tbt Rev. R1aiJartl Ofllclal Board - . . llrsl - · _ WilllaiD 8, ftorpt, lhip and Sunday School, 1 m.; Sunday School IG L m.; B. Marlil, Rector. amdi,J IIDfQ of mOIIIJ, 7:10 p.m.; (IU!Dr; Sulday SC1Joo1 t:3t L m. Evening service, Tburad:- Youth ~ier!•ce l:li p. m. Even. Morning Prayer and Sermlll, .WSI;S, sejlond MOIIday of m.; MorDial nnldp 14:30 a.m. ' 7'30 P m pra er 01.,.. Y m, Wor!hip 7 p. m. each Su• 10, 30 1 , m. IIIIIIIJ, 7:5 p.m.; ~ CIJ'> PI"_.__.._, · • • Y m -o· day. clt1 aeeond 1'b!lr*lay; ~~ IJ,. _.....,"",... . Freedom G..,el Mllsloe EUB !bird 1Vet!N1411; .t.lleruoo CJr. PellletGIIII Au~, a.111 Corpealor Baptist Church Bashao Slivemillo Rd.; L. II:DtorpriH EUB tt..U - cle, fourth Tbur.!d!I,Y allerRoon: IU- Rev, Ptul E. Joues, llU' 1 30 - Sunday School, ' a.m. Gluesencamp, pastor; Roger Rev Menzel Smith pastor choir practin, W~. SUII!ay School 10 •· m.; Mornu>& worshop 10:1$ a.m. Will•·• Supt.. Sunoay School , Wor~ ·.M. servree . •.~· 30 a.' m.,. Su,• ,.___ J.e!llt Filla . ·Y....l ~ Worsblp, Weclllesday and Fliv.~u, ~ . 10 a ' ; EvaDgelistic service, 7 daJ School 10•30 L m. Youll) - . . JIIJ!III F, lilrll, ,... 'ria, Pealeaalal CilJircll IIIJd. ....t BapliJI Cbrclt, Middle- :30 p. m. Prayor mooting 7:30 Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys w - tm'.&IIT PAW - Worport, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- p. m. TUesday. m.; EveoiDJI service, 7,30 p. ab!P, 7:30 p. m. SUDciJJ (eJo lbport- Soulb Jrd Ave.: Ret. lor, SuadaJ Scbool 9:U a.m. Rot1111d Miuloa - .0 llv e aDd Girls Fellowship, 1:30 p. cepllacl Slmt!aY); Churcll a L. Barrett, ~ SUDday Gtorge Baker, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Newman missionary pastor; m. 2nd and lib Sundays· YGIIIIJ Scltool, t:IO L m. Sltlday. Ull· Sc:botl 10 •· m., Smldlly tftD! WO!'Ibip Service; BYP 6 p.m.; SUBday Scbool 9,30 a. m.; Cb~ir 6. 30 P m w.d.e.day fled service, 1:3t a. m., IIJd IDi evugellslic oorvice, 7: Eveaiag worship, 7:30 p.m.; Wmhip 10.30 a m . Prea~ Pray;.. ·Meet~l ·NO p. m • Su!ld&J o! JDOJib, EAST i.E. P. m.; Wedlelday Bible Stully Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer 7,30 p. m.': ~y~; service, Wednesday. ' · ·• T.&IIT - Wonblp, a p. m., 2nd 7:30 p. m., Saturd'?' oJcbl Pray. meelini. 1:30 p.m., choir prae- , 7:30 p. m. Wedoosday. Mtl'llll& Slor EUB ~ - and till ~ys: Clmrcb .., and Worllllp 7.~ p. m. Uco. Rev. Meazel Smith, pas!Qr: lk:,boal, l:st L m. SIIDdiiY· AP· PrabyteriDII Flnl Baptist Cllarcll, Pom.. Church Of Chri1l Sunday Scbeol, t:l5 L m. ROJ PtE GllOVB - Worablp, I p. MIM(eport Flnl UIIW J'nl. roy - Rov. Carver Williams. Bradbury Clllll'clt ol ttrisl- Van Meter, SupL, Earl sbular, Ill., 111 IIIII lrd Tbursda,ya; ·~ Chrtli - Ret. BtwSU.Oday School t :30 till IO::IJ. Larry Williams, minister; Bible Ass't.; Month!C wor511ip, 10:15 Church Sdlool, t:SO L m. SuD- ard Ruppell, paslor; SUIIday Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: School and Morning Worship, a. m.; Prayer meet1u1, 7:30 p. daJ. GIEAT IENJ) - WOI" lldloll 1:30 L m., Fred Lewis, Nursery and Junior Church for t0:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· m. Thursday. Youth Felltwsbip lllllp t:3t a. m., IJI IDCI 3rd &!pl.; 10::111 a. m. Wonblp; ehildren. or, 6 p. m.; Evellinl wor- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. lllladql; Church l!ll!Dol, 10115 l:tS p, m. YF; Wed., l1ll0 p. First Baptisl t'laure.b, Racine, ship, 7 p. m. Lollrldp EUB Cbreb _ L Ill. SwrdaJ. MOUE ei.U'& m. Jllllior Choir; 1 p. m. SetJ. Rev. C. L. O'c.mtor, pastor. Hemlock Grove ttrillilll Rev. Jack Young, pastor;~. lla.m., Ill IIIII Jrd lor Choir. Iunday School 1:30. FraRk Cl.. Church - Jamea Quisenberry. Sond•Y School t :45 a, m., lbldaya; Clwrch School 1:30 a S,.acue F1n1 Ullled r laad, SupL: 10:45 a. m. Morl· Worship Service, 9:30 a. m.: Rassell Arclter, SUpl Sunday Ill. Sturday. byleriaD Church - Rev. Lil· log Wonbip; 6:30 p. m., BYF SU.Oday School, 10 a. m., Stao· worship, 10:15 a. m. and 7:30 &lnvllle Met!Joolld ClurrciJ 10~ H. stebblna, pastor. WDI'> aad Junior Fellowship; I p. m. lord Stockton, Supl p. m. alternately. Bible Study - Wendell G. Bluller, JIII!Or. ship 9 a. ~.; Slllday School, Everung Service; Wednesday, Bradfonl Cllardl of <.trial- and prayor service, led by pas- SIIDday Bdtool, 10 •· m.; Wll'- 10 •· m.; Btble Study aDd pray· 7:30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, Joe Robinson, minister; Hom• 1!3r, 7:3D p. m. WednesdaJ. lldp IMl"fll» 11 L m. er service Sunday 7 p. Dl. 1:311 p. m. Sealor Choir Prae- 1er Forres~ Supl; Bible School Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. PlrtluJI aretloMid Clbn:llllsrri!OIIYille Pnlbylerlu lor Choir Practice. 9:30 a. m.: Mornllg Wmhip !rd Saturday of mf!ltb. Jalm Kimbler, pptor. SuJJdaJ Omrch, Howard RuppeU, • t'hollliro • lYior • Hartford 110:30 a. m.; EveDillg Worship, Soutb Botllel EUB t'brcb _ lldloll t:liO, Harold Riulb, lnr. Sunday Sc:ltool, 10 a. m.; Ptrlolo - Warren G. Zinn, 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi· Rev. Jalk YOUII&, p a; &!pl.; Alia Brewer, Ass'l WOrsblp 7:30 p. Ill. pastor. Worship services arc: ble study. tar: Sunday School 9:45 a, m., lapl,l'reachl!ll7:30 p.m. SJm. Syraoue MloiOII- E•l CU.. -M.I.IIfllf Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Outer Cliurcb ol Clorill - Normau H. Babr, Sgpt; Suuday lladat ~ a.dl - lor, JIU~· Wect.esday and Fri1W •JIW . LitUs. Kyger ~CC 9:30 EST. Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preacfl. Worship 10:15 a. m. IIIII 7:38 John W. ~bier, pulor; SJm. d4Y servtlll!ll, 7:30 p. .Cbesbire Baptist 10:15 EST. iDg 10:30 a. m., first and third p. m. alternately. Biblt Sludy lily School 1.30 1 • m.; PJ'tldt. Latter Day Srnntl Church School ·at Hartford, at Sundays. 11d Prayer Service, led by pa.. IDC !0:38 L m.; MYF t p, m.; ll<trpUed Chrdl t1 J 1:50 DST: KJCII' 10:30 EST, MasDD City Cllarcb ol Cbrill, tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. arts1 ol Lotter Day lllltll lid Ch!sbire 1:45 EST. Miller Street" - Sunday Bible Tappen Pltlns £VB ebrc1J Ill. W---tll)'. JHOpb Stobart, pastor. I miles MI. Uliol F.W.B. Cllarcb - Study, 9 a. m.: Eveaiag Wor· - Rev. Jack YWllg, pas !loU liprllp lllellrtdltl- 1nm RadDe 411 RiciDI • PortSunday Scbool 1:45 •:m., Earl ship, 7:30 p. m.; Biblt Study, tor: Somday worsbip, 9:30 <2!es!Er IAmJe1, pu!Dr; Wor ltud Road. Sanday School, t:!O With the ~ao,_ it 111Ul, in •om• meoiiU'e, /otter ffftd help ,_ · SW:key, Supl; Evenmg. WOI' 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m.: IIJip I«Vl.. IIllO a. m.; SUD· L m.; Writp 10:30 L m., ~Gin thal 111hich i. good in family tmd eommrmity Ufe, tldl f1h1p, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox, Middle(lll'l Cbrdt of artst Hobart V'meyard, Supl Bible day School, lOIIi 1 · m.; MYF SUnday eveniag aervic. at 7 ture fl lpDftlored by the bu iness firm~ and or~ · Layman; YoUllll P..ple'a meet. 5th and Main Streets - Don· Study and Prayer oemce. led ••• P· m. Pr1,7er and Bible p. m.; Wed., II'OI'Ship service lag and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. aid Rieb, mlDiater; BIb I e by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 8111d1, Wednesday, 7:110 p. m. al 7:30 p. m. 1111w1e nome, appear First BapliJI CJo·u"'~. Rallaad School, 9:30 t. m., Keaoetb Me- Adult Class Meet~U 7::11 p, m. lltJIIaN Metltedllt etiii'GIJ R C thal' -Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, pas- ElhinDey, Supt.; 111nJiJ1C Wol'> last MOIIday of -tit. Ret. C. J. Lemley, pastor: oman a Ul tor. Prayer service 9:30 a. m.; shlo 10:30 a. m. EnaiDI Wor- syracue £VB alllU _Rev, Cb:urch ~I 9:30 a. m.; WOJ'> oar Lodf of-~ ::,•• Sunday School 10 a. m., Ger· ship, 7 _p. m. Prayer Service, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Su1J. lbip terv'':"• 10:30 1 • m. MYF ~ Adm. .:.. Sun rge trud• Butler, SUpl.: Worship Wednesday, 7 p; m. day School, 9:30 L m.; Ba lloaday, 6.30 p•. m. Ma p .' 5 day I~ . servtce ll a. m. lst and 2?d Pom...,.Qa>do ., Qrill - Quisenberry, Supt.; 111:30 1, m. ktlol MelbodiJt Cb~ - Hoi"":, ~~·~ ~· ::.·• p. m. •Allcoln.M~gluir J'Onl· "• . Sundays at 5:30 p. m. Baptist Jerry Masters, pastor; SUiday Morniag Worship aervlee, bl John W. Kimbler, paslor, Mn. Jo"t!'.•1 MJJohl ~ laktrl of Holsum Bread Trammg Umon. Mrs. Mary Scbool, 9:30 L m., Church aer- and 3rd SUndays ol t1te month. Les!tr. L. Roush, Sup~ WDI'> Near Guypillt (Dulclt Rldp); 111 N. Court SL AtiJelll ats.e&Ol 1 15 Woods, preSident. Ivicl 10:30 a. m.; CbrlsllaD Et> 7:30 p, m. Eveaiq EvaapUa. tblp · •· m., Sunday ScbDOI ae.. Frlllk llaltlerl, pu1or carleiOo Cbarcb, liD&sbary Ideavor, 8:30p.m.; EvenillJ ser- tic Service, 2nd IIIII 4tb SUJt. 10•15 a. m. IJmJdaJ ltlul10131 L m.; lfllli Radatd Free WIU BapUSI Ivice, 6: 30 p. m. day of mootb. oat Greva MoiMdlll..,. Ill)' ol ObiiJatloD 1,8 a.m.· Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, i Rudud CburciJ of Cbrlll- Bethaay £VB CllarciJ _ ae.. John W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl Caul . 11 ho • be~ . . paswr; Sunday School, w "· [Roy carter, minisw. Bible Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Mora- O'oss, Supl Sunday Schott at .,_-·•· ur m.; Guy. Priddy. Supt.: PreaciJ. School, 9:30 a. m. Worship and m, Worship, t:30 a. m.; Son· 11:15 a. m.: Proaclllq t:lS. , ong servoce. 7:30 p. m.: Prayor l Preaching aervic. 10:30 L m. day School, 10:30 a. m., Blythe SyracaJe Melltodlal Chrcb SalfJatiOn .4rmy LOCAL UNION 56SB semces, 7:30 p. 11t Wednesday . . Young People'• meeting, 1:30 Tbeiso, Supl.: Ymrth FelloW· Weadell G. StuUer, putor; w,.. 'fte Sllmiel AriD)', - EJI. Ravenswood, W. Va. Community p. m. Eveniag Service, 7 p. m. jship, 6:30 p. m. lhlp aervlce, 1:35 L m., SUD· Yf1 Ill)' S. 1VInlDc, officer II Apoolollc Commully Cburcb. V. H. Brsley, Bible School Supt. . CAIIMilL £VB Qardi-llef. day School 1:15 •· m.; MYF eblrp. ~1 ~0 a. m. 11111Pageville. Sunday School JO a. Zioo CliorciJ ol Cbrisl, Pom· l Paul A. Seller!, putor: Sun- Sunday I p. m. Prayer meetine llfll meetinl, 10.30 L Ill. S. m. Sunday : ·Evangelistic serv· eroy . Hamsonville Road -Eu· day ScbDOI, 1:30 a. m., W1,7ne Salltlay 7:30 P. m. daf Scbool. ,sunday ~ P· m. A!hllmd 011 l'nHitlctl 1ces 7::11l p. m. Sundav. Pram 1gene Underwond, minister. Bi· Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a.m. Mom· Hysell Ru FfiO MftiiHII~ Young ""?Pies Legion, 7:30 p. & servoces Thursday, 7:'30 p.m. I ble School, 9:30 a. m.; Morn· in& Warship, 3nd aad ttb SUI)o Robert E. Smith, Sr., putor. e. Salvation mee~; Thl11'1BrotDII'I 8otQ. GGI :MD Uncoln St. Middleport 992-2550 8112-2186 Masoa Bapllll Sllllday School Iing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- day ol the montlt; Sp. m. ETen. Suaday Schtol 9:30 a. m.; 0. daJ, I to 3 P· m. Ladies IIDme ,....... 7 - D.A.V. Hall, comer Second bert Reed, Biblo Schooi~OIPt ing Evangelistic Service, 2st 0. P~tterson, Supt.; Mll'lllq ~e: p, m. Prep clasael; and Pmeroy, Mason. Spoosored Church OJ God and 3rd sunday ot month. Worship tO: SO a. m. Youlh ~ 1.10 p. m. Bible S~y, prayer by Frtnch City Baptist Church Chester Cburdo ol God - Trinily Uailed ttorcb 01 fl.. 6:45 p. m.: EvaJIIellslie meetiJ11. Oilier ~emees by aJt. i. in Gallipolis. Alfillated with s. Rev Dale Thornton pastor Cbri>t, Pomeroy - Rev. W. H. measa&e 7:30sdp. m.: Prayer IOIIDOflll.:':,~ ·, Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor iSunday School 9 a m .' Perrin, pastor: Carl Kautz, ~:m" Thur ay 7 30 P· m. Pt So-L Da 'd Sllea - ALLIS CRALMEIIS - Servlell •ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" sB.C. nd ' • · · ·• und Sch ...aret Cliff Fret Mfl(lodisl meroy ..... J ~ , . . u ay School every Sunday, !Morning Worship at 11 L Supl.; S ay tol, 8:15 a. Qv b . 1111 CIJudl MulberrJ llelibll rann - llldtutrlal - LmDn & GMdflt. · Middleport, Oblo 3 p. m. Preaching services II•• Im. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. Worship, 10:25 ' m. • - R. Etlcelle Gill, pu. Rd. liDl1lt M·'• Memorial \ Tappen PlaiD• l'lloDe llh Sunday ol eacb montll . ; m.: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. tor; Sunc!ay ~ t:30 •. m.; '. o .,..a 1 MI. Morro Bap1ist Church- : Tuesday · Young People's DUvWe Pllp1m HoUaeiS W1.1e, Supt; Mlll'DilliiiOI'> :::•tal. P=, F.:··~= Corner ol Fourth and Maio St., : Service,' Friday, 7 30 p. m. · (i.Anpvillt Post Office], Ref. P IO::It •·. m.; Youlb. lierYo rt ~· ss · • Modclleport. Rev. Nyle Borden. , ML Moriah Church ol God- Cbas. E. Dozer, pastor; Sunday l~es 7 p. m., Ev~ellslic lei'> lceo oa Satorday. Sabbalb !I minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. I Rev. James Satterfield, pastor School 1:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert nco ?::It P. ~ Mid-Week pray. School, l• p. m. Worship 3 p.m. m. Arnold Richards, Su pt. 10:30 1sunday School 9:4> a. m.: wor· Grate, Supt.. Worship at 10:30 : service 7.30 L m. Wedaesllnited Brethren IDddleporl, a. m. Mormng Worship. . ship service 11 a. m. and 7:30 a. m.; Pilgrim Youtb, 6:15 p. y. E4lea Ualled Bn*u II .,· ,•'-":··· ' Ohio --, ...,,f .. , ·r ' ..,.,., Naomi Baplist Cbanb _ 1p.m. Prayer meetii!J 7:30p.m. m.; Evangelistic oorvioe, 7:30 Tile Ullilt4 &feiiJedlsj Cllarrb Qrilt CUrciJ- Rev. Eldeu II. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· Tuesday; Young People's p. m., Mid·ll'eek Prayer and -: Pomeroy, ~v. Melv•~ AI· Blake, pa!IOr: Stmday School lhip ll a. m.; Wednesday, 1;meellng, 7 p, m. Friday. Praise, Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. kire, pl!lor.. Church . School 10 a. m.; Winnie Hotslopr, p. m. Prayer service ' R II10• tb b 0I ~-• I Jeho vah t .l& ' · m. Divine Worship 10.30 Supt· Cbrmu.. ElldeiYII' 71lt ....,.. -~ ' · . u • · urc a rn Christmas Concert b the ·' ' Road - Rev. Clyde llmlon ' Rev O;vid Sheets pastor. lillgdom Hall ol J...•u'o Ohi.• • . • y . P. m., cl..,fl Ill' all. Soul llf' pastor· Sund Sch I i 3 • ' I 0 Umvl!rStty w ..Jeyan ChOirh- vlc0 • .P· m., Preach'mg 8·?1) " ' Filt All DoetoN Pft:!erl . !1oM Church and Ofllu Supplle•- Gltlr . . · ay oo : 0 a. ' Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evah· Wllllm, 900 Broadway, Mid· ol fill student voices Th · p. 1 m.. Ralph Carl. Supt. Sunday 1 gelt>1ic servic• 7 :Ml Young dleporl - Public meeluJi Sun· r yd' 11 . lll!d · • pud [m.; Mid·Week prayer moettq, 182-2955 ?omeroy 812-2641 Mlcldleport , WershJp service l0·30 a. m.IPeople . Ende~avo~. 7·JO p.m. i d&v, 2 p. m.; Watchtower ~~ corIa y mv . to atten ·_7:30p.m. Wednesday, Mrl. ... ' ' . ' . ""'""'"-""'""'.:;_;;_;;;_;;;;;,;.:;;~__;:;;;;:,;;:;,;.;~.::;_;;; i1 5.30 p. m. Melhodost Youth Hazie Holam,or. cltss leacltr. 1 f" Study, l P· m., Bible study, Fellowship. Tuesday, Dec. ll.' Lelarl FaDa UaJJod Br<TUesday 7 p. m.; Service mee~ 7·30 n m Woma0 • · So 1 1 TUN E IN m,, 1 p. m. Thursday· Millis- ~ Ch : t· · •• . ' •• c e Y II Cllrlll Cburcb -James MDI'> • "'' ns tan .::rcn'lce mee~ a1 rison pastor Suncla7 SdJool •• try School, 7 p. m. Thursday. church · ~•t the same hour · tho 1:30 'a. m. ·Pr""""""' ···••·· lervtC . .. PumftuH and App&ncer .; G~nt~~~ Mtrchandis• II -~ ~ ~ Lutheran Lydia Circle meets al home Orsl and lblrd Thursday al T-uppers Plalno 887-3280 l'lloD1 ~126 Chqter, Ohio . .Joha'a Ladleru Qurcll- of Mrs. Kerrnij Walton, on Mul· 7:30 p. m. Second and fourth IMomma Worship 9 a. m. : Sun· berry Heights for Ch,.lmas <Continued On Pqe I) , day School 10:30 a. m. Pastor, prog"m and clft eichange. Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer ' rtev. Joseph Kra~y. Nauren.l meellnll aeeoud and fttirlb Sermons From Gran Episeopol Ch~rch, Pomeroy 1 St. Pall'• Lulberu QurcltThe C111rc~ o1 tloe Naiii'OIIt Thuroday, 7:30 p. m. ond Drat WHITE SEWING MACHINES Blllotll Watche1- Salea Glld Somc• 1390 WMPO RADIO is32 E. btcond St., Pomeroy. Chootor - Rev. Herbert Grate aad third Bullday, 7:30 p. m. "f:uef'l/lning. For th• Woman that Sew.{ Middleport 1 30 •· m., Wor· Charleo Bisell, ABs't. Sund11Y Prayer meeting every wecme. IS llll1J St. Middleport 8112-5320 J8tl N. Seeot~d REV RICHARD 1 Suooty School • • MARTIN, RECTOR .sh1p semco 10 4~ a. m. Pastor, School 9:30 a. m.; Mol'llinll day at 7130 p. m. CbrisUan En·' 0\lorning Worsh;p 10:30 AM Sundiy , Rev. Joseph ~raly. Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS 1:4o denor, .second and fourth Suit- ... Metlwdi•t p. m.: Evonln& Ser•ice, 7:30 day. 7:30 p. m. ·;.t"~... ; ·· · .:;:~ A TholtgiJttul Aoornarh To Reli¢oUJ Probltma. Allred Melhodlst Cburch - p. m.: Midweek P.rayer service MI. Her11101 Ualled 11Nrtotl..,__,ll ' M> 1 --- -· m.u -·......--- - !'ao a. ... a.• . I ! -~ • *· . !I! TIS SOT 7 full days' pretesling as-sures the accuracy of the self·winding Seastar "7" Visodate. Stainless steel, water-resistant. $6'9.115 J. c!'.u. RAY RIQGS,. _. FRANCIS FLORIST ... Your Christmas Store For Home Decor1tion11 • Dtcoratlvt Candles • Sleigh & Poinsettia 'I SEUO YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS TODAY AND SAVE MIDDLIL'ORT Rag. $16.95 Dlx. Sunbeam St. & Dry Iron $14.48 Reg. $12.50 Super-K Nylon Basketball 6.95 Deluxe Radio Flyer W1gon $10.88 IC)..jnch Murr1y Tricycle $10.88 12 inch S.1t Simco Pony Saddle _ $49.00 2..Cell Fl1shlight, Amer. Made $1.49 comp. GIFT *' • ••• GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. 111 Ill aor•ans I .. ...... NELSON'S SPECIAl GIFT PRICE !': ASK TO WED ' - ·- -·::.==--- - -----...::··-.....-- .. --------TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE J "Your FTD Florist" FRANCIS FLORIST w. 2nd E. MAIN ST. 992·2644 - POMEROY "A GOLD $'fAR ... STORE" Pomeroy DANCE 2011. MAIN e&r.a43a • You Nome It, Believe We Got Ill iuv HI• rt.relce = l eRtindMr s,..d•hever 10 It: BOGGS EQUIPMENT R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. .3i ~EV,~ ....... e Llghltd Candltbra BRW HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY 30 ' WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING Arrangements HOLD 1T1 ADMIRAL 9'' T.V. 9lb........... $69 liST -------·-BAUM LUMBER CO. lHE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA --- PT. PLEASANT - Two COU• pies have made applications for marriage licenses in the office of the county clerk. Applying were Frank Edwin Greenlee, 11, Henderson end Ada . Alvalee Weikle, 41, Pt. Pleasant, and Clinton McCallister, '!/, Millon, and VIrginia Miller, 25, Apple Grove. CARPETING Allen LH King 1nd His Music Men Tonight, Dec. 9 9 P.M. TIL I A.M. Pomeroy E1gles Club lltln and Guodo Conllolly Invited ~~ SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK ONL Yl 1 · SWISHER & LOHSE.· - ~ : MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • REXALL DRUGS ) ' I "The SPread'lng K•lngdom • • Deluxe '. . '. . 1 •1. • ---------- --------·;THE 'SEWING CEN1tR F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER 1 ua~lur. pastor; Mrs. ~na Life, Supt. Ill ~It Chrcb -James Met· · Sunday .School •t '30 a. m, 7:31! p. m. Wednesday. Irison, pastor. Sunday School H2-3284 , Lloyd Dol\mger, >upl. : Worship Middleport Cbarcll ollho Naz. [t ·iiO •· m. Preacbin&, Oral attd ·~..,-~ i servi<'''' al 10:4J a. m. with areno - Rtv. Clydt J. Bartlett, third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Second ~~~· :11 1 .-' ffA~ , Vere S\\a rl z. !ay leadc;r. &.ln- Snnd&J School &:30 a. tn.: l and fourth Sunday, II 11. 111. CHURCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEPORT, 0. I Your Welcome Is At Our Front Doort , day evrninl!: at 7.4:i p. m., ~'•rI sh•p Smu·es with the Rev. MorninR Worship 10:30 1. u1.; Cbrislln Self:ace serwace.NYPS Youna People. 6.4; p.m.; Slo Main Sl, PL PlouaniCasto. \Vedne<da) , 7:45 p.m. Evangeliatic meeUna 7:30p.m.: Sunday servoceo II a. m. DST Prayer smim. Prayer meetlna. Wed. 7 30 p.m. Wedoestloy meelti!J 8 p. m. f1aiWIMMIO Methodin Clloreb Pearl I\ Casto. pastor. Wor· luftdar School 9:30 A.M. -Morning Worlhlp 10:30 A.M. ship !:ien.·ice. 10 a. m., every lvenn~c Wor"h111 7:30 P.M. Kenneth Mcith1nnty Sund)f lchiNf lupt. olber SUnday. 1 45 p. m. Sun· day School, 10 a. m., John Ba1· !ey. SUp I. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 ' Forul Rao Methlldiwl c~ll'cll I Mtblqe Bv Thi ,lltCir ' - Sund•v ~''""''' I. m.. Mrs. :__ _ _ _ _ _...;.......;..,..._....;..:..,_ _ _ _...: 1fred Nr"•· Supl. 1\iurship ...-. l' o ,; Pomeroy, Oblo t ' I ' ' Middleport I I - ,' ~ ....... ... including 2 soak cycles. Handles Durable Press garments ''just light". Large contour top makes ' HOLIDAY VALUES GALORE! Come in and browse arounrl. Wfde selection for the holiday season ... dozens of sensetion1/ holiday values! 111111 ca QOM. IN AND fi•OiaT•fl POit CHANC. TO WIN ON. OP 1088 PRIZ.SI . Associated Radio & TV OPIN 'FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS .. BEN·FRANKLIN STORE ~ Giant capacity. 6autamatic cycfes, loading and unloading easier. Co/or Key controls, lint filter, d.. P.rgent dispenser. Madel W-208 ucl.up-.~ .. -. · · - a ... tl lbo N•• OS!. Study room open ru.. ueu - R~. Kenneth. Pierce, 'lday and Wod nesday from 12·30 pastor; Raymond Walburn, 1to 1:30 DST. Everyone weJ· 1 Attend tht Church o1 Your Choler f SUpt.: SUttday, SI!bool. 9 30 •· come. i '. m. MorniniJ Worship, 10 30 L Treatles Wllh the~ Indian I , m. Evenlna Se"tce, 7 p. m.; 1 tribeo wore made by the Ieder· Bakers ot Good Brea4 . .. Prayer mettinl, 7 p. m. Wed· •al governmrnt and stales can· H Ptnneroy I nndly. not Interfere with tbelt lrtaty untlngton, w. v!· .. ;: I llacino Cburcll Ill,.. ~~• rijhts. : " - -....------~~""11'--.-----""'~""'"""':!<!!!.i!l,~.-"~·- Oily Squa,. Y1rd • · ~OYT'S .SOHIO SE~VICf..., · ' 11W YORK CLOTHING HOUSE · HEINERS BAKERY AUTOMATIC WASHER .95. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. :Gt)EGLEIN READY-MJX CO. ~~~PHILCO 'RICES START AT ,'"',------..,...-.-..... !' - 1'iiiii::::::!~~~~~~=~=a!iiiiai!Oiiiii:Sii:~l Rev. Pearl A. Ca:-;lo. Sensa!ionat Holidiy U/(/es I .Give Her Comfort Give Her 100% NYLON CARPETING RIDENOURS SUPPLY w~ring, Wallace, AMF, Evant, StrombKker and lona! <tbcluding Air COtlditionert tnrl Wringer Washers • LYONS CLOVER FARM SUNDAy 9 AM CHOICE OF 18 FAMOUS BRAND PRODUCTS I cJft items from Gorham, Ltno•. Sunbeam, . . • ·-··.... ._ ber-. OHIO VALLEY BAKING.CO. . ' ·?"n' PAUL DAVIES JEWElERS '!" s::" .!!! ' fJ ~: ... ING~LS . :no E. Main CARPET HOUSE . • 9t2·SUI ' POMIROY 214 E. M•in • \, .' ~ A GOLD STAR STORE .! '. { ' Marry Miller, OWMr ·- -- •P · - • ···· • · - ·~ -- -- - .. •• • ''«. . ...,..__ _ -- - .....• ".• �.,, ~· . ' ...... . "" . •.... . .4t.,, .. . . \,I ' ~ - ... I ~·· .. . . ... . .. ....... ....... " · - · · ·· · · - . .. ,. " . , .. , .... ,..... _. ... ,,.,..- ..,.- I •. I bet you haven't done much ·to little wives learn to recognize It , was something to lear. she Is noticed by most. , change U1e course. without words. 21. Has she considered a· Have you perhaps traded hurt Before your lnarriagc drifts Are there any. clubs for handi- charm course, nighL school, !o• hurl and sllghl ,[or slight on the rocks you should let a capped people like herself, so clal clubs, church and, most unti1 each knows in adval1<':8 how CQunselor tell you th~e things, that she won't be so alone? - all, -couriBeliqg· therapy? · ''•" 11 the other will react and just · change the current your- MRS. T. sure one or more of these 'A'here the next wound will fest- selves with the kind of pillow Dear Mrs . T.! prove people will' accept 'her· er most? talk When is the last time l llil'ITO I D I·m wet ~ ID 10 !'non.~ 1 •1 0 ~~~=====~=~~~·~··~·~tsted This column is ?editated clubs for "handicapped'' . ~g!.e., !.!.IJ)jly, )!\!1inS, iJO ir ;yOd:r, ~'."- 11"' . your town can direct you Dear l!elen: My daughter has petit mal (mild epilepsy) which is under control. but she ha s friends, boy or girl. It v.iten people JeBrn of ller condition they drift away as if there DISCOUNT ON ;All • HIT RECORDS ..,' ' The Ept!epsy Foundation In it she'll let them . - H. leads to understanding, not lights. - H. brought Tim an unexpected present or gave him a compliment instead of a self-pilying sigh? Sometimes a woman must show twice as much appreciation to see half as much in return but it's usually there and smart ~ t~at SHOP YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS--USE THE LAY AWAY PLAN-SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES 6 .~.~~~.~ ~~~~~S=••:t:in=e~I,:P:o:m::e:ro:Y:·M:i:dd:l:ep:o:rt:, :o:··:J)ec:::· :9:, :lotl=8: --· -·- \"": to Country &Weste~ but your daughter should'Vb"'ffin:. ·ing kid ·-troubte~ or 1 juSt'" tl.-er as a helper rather than en- trouble, let Helen help VIlli 11 :.__=::~::.,: roll. Petit mal , almost under She will also welcome your control, is not a handicap un-. amusing expe,rtence. Ad<iress I less she sees it as one. With -liel~.. B~ttel · il'l. care ol. Ph. 985-3308 modern drugs, it could :go un- ne·i\·spaper. ____________ RIDENOUR SUPPLY ChMttr, ..,, PRINCE • GARDNEit ~·ow arranr~ (hf' t·irfled lettert to form the surprise answer. as rrn oF A rrrn ,...................! THE ·a··'·. .. -· ,., ' I -\nu...-n lomorro~t) HABIT FORGIT DRAGON 1Jumhlu: lANDY l•~trda)''•l by the 11bo• e cartoon. :\111111rr: lrlurt ,H ut mi,l1t lllkt> in 10·ir11 cil'tullulanet>J -AN OATH HELEN HELP US! I FREE! Church $20 Worth Pianos Records 1 Of your choice if you buy or lay-away 1 nAw I Cobinet Model Stereo. (USED) Even these wouldn't be ~o bud it hP would show me he loves ltlf'. I'm told off when lhi ngs 1 do arrn't. right, but nrver ap. preciated, never praised He A~f.' r !raves hi s short s on the floor, shirt on the door knob . shoes u,qer the couch. then compla ins W~p the house 1s a mess. The only tllings he does for me are ta.ke the clothes to lhe laundro.. mat on Saturdays, and empty , . the garbage under protest. He / ~:?' ! nf:ver brings me gifts. Honest, · I'd ~et tle for a btmrh of ragwted - presented with a sm ile and a hug. · I'm really appreciated at my man 1 dfice, and there'~ one 1 (marned ) who shows more . .UI~IG · ·· o~ "r \" < ~c auly ~~J.( :: : t • . mil than appreciation. So far I've l•n e 21 J81'Jtl watch. V(llo·.~ Qr whil! . 1avoided him, but sometimes l $3U~ .! want so badlv lo be noticed, I'm ~~®1] Self·winetnc . White. "WURLITZER" Long Bottom Society News CLI,£1 "l '' A pracliW 17 ]t'fltl ut~~ . W•terproo(' . 1 1 rushl Choose your 8ulova now from ou ~ complete watch selaction. Our Watch Experts will &ladly help you make lhis 1 happier Christmas. )till know whl l makt1 1 Wl!th liCk . ~~u 'l llluy I e uiG•a. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS nity Mrs. Leona Babcock was 1visiling Mr. and Mrs. lawn'nte l.Hasbargen, Parke r~hurg , W. Deluxe Spinet "'Return Rental'' Conlemporary De! Jn ! save$200 • '·· ! Gallipolis, Ohio --- -- -·-·-·-··---·------- ·. . . ... - · PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! Surprlle her with a Deluxe Touch tmd Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59.50 up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOTH BRUSH JARMAN SHOES-THE MOST FITTING;GIFT Any man o~ yn r gift list will he highly ple~d with J_., for he will get ·distinctive styling ,8!ld top eroftsmJDshlp _ and "friendHnea of ru:• for extra• · leasant waliin&. (U you don't know his '"e or think ~e'd rather select his shoea himself, we bave Jarman gift certlfleatea.) r ' for Chrlst11111l Make it PHIL CO Color TV With the we effettive up and down motion. Sun· beam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic. Toothbrush. The safe controlled up and down motion provides cleaner ieel~ than ordinary band brushing. Four ln'1uhel. ,11.99. r· l'blleo ukes the guesswork out of tunln~ Color Philco lighted COLOR TUNING En: SJguals w en Color TV 1.! properlY tuned. pon't walt,. reserve your Phllco oow. A deposit reservea your seloction. • ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy HARTLEY & &ENNEn, Pomeroy 1 ~~ ~~·Free Door Prize I~ ~ ~NEW Jf Jt •• Just No Purchase Necemry Stop in And Res i•ter I • . HIS CHRISTMAS $149.50 to $65000 ',. Maple- Wolnut- Mehogany- Pec1n . M,drltMUI ... 00 . ALtO TO 11100 ,.. "IDOINCI III:IMCI IJ,I '0 Hfactory ~epsake" P. :•~'"" 0 .... 0 1111 ' .... 0 ". s ~~~EST ' CHRISTMAS EVER r"";' ' ID cold • • f. •oa• ~ doya on 0 ~ · . ., i ·r. _e A gift that Is dandy, for the ~n.who Ia handy. Wei• . 11.as$AcH 8~wARE, Pomeroy ,. , 1 Jon-e radiator" is comes witb a draw· Lasts. Ufeheati all dill oa Gilllt ~ .(heall t495. ....... . "~~~~ ~~~@ji, • POMEROY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY ' ~ .,. • Quality Rod angular 25" COLOR TV With "till-out" control c•nter and power turung. "ruts out for complete, no-stoop tuning; tilts in for fine furniture styling. ' GUITAR~ ELECTRIC lldntlral DunON DRUG STORE, Middleport Over 50 Magnavox Stereos In Stock -- Priced From Trode In Allowance On Your Spinet Piano on a ~&ttl&l~~~~~~ RAWUNGS HONDA SALES, Middleport FOR -· New! \Vurlitzer "Total Tone" Organ SANTA'S CHOICE Beats feeding eight reindeer, too. Hondas get up to 200 miles per gallon, are ea>'Y and fun to ride. And you can start your own private "Christmas Clubn right now with the money you'll save by riding a Honda. Give yourself-and the whole family-years of fun. Gel a Honda. SUNBEAM Comfort! $1.58.$198.$228.$395 0 PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS IN A GREAT NEW C)I,.DSMOBILEI Luxury models. Economy models. Sports modell, W"" gons. Convertibles. Olds 1.! here in a ~ig way for 1967 .•• with 3& glamorous Toronado-mspired models. j\]1 featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally eucting qualIty AU featuring Oldsmobile's Inimitable Rocket Aetion. All decked out with a wide selection ~ exclusive Olda enf'ijeering features. And all featurmg a whole array 0 !fioilghlfully4eslgued safety features. So stop in---«ncl give yourself the finest holiday &lfl of aU: a Rocket Action '87 Olds• More All DRUM SETS IN. STOCK. REDUCED , automaticallv it'd ·. · with date-tellm g calendar, lOK gold-filled top, stainless steel ba ck, sweep·second hand, $105,. Or, with strap, $95. NWIDSbooll:· .-- tested MAHOGANY FINISH for the d~te or split second- So why don't you l!njoy this proven kind of dene ndabitity in this automatic iiWlDC benoh u4 ENJOY A GREAT NEW YEAR KARl & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy ELECTRIC · III!"NNI-U: Omega's been timmg SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy r. •••I•Jr mHhlae. JIJu! 4elu:r.• a ..k. Wear• I OlyrnpH: Gamt•s smce 193::!. L SPINET PIANO I OMEGA TOUCJ! & SEW* · ~ ' LOWRY Mr. and Mrs. Hobart :-Jf'well, Chestt'r, wl.'re vi silmg Mary j Pierre. Mr. and Mrfl. Harold Holter were visiting Mrs. Han :~on llol- ! t<' r. f orest Hun. ' Sha ron Fil:£patrirk. Colu rn· bus was visill ng Mr and Mrs Guy Hayman. I \lr and Mrs. Orlm Br<Jn('he, ! Bdprt'. <:~nd Villa Kincade, ( oolville Wt're d1 nne r Jo:Ut!:>b {rf Mr. and Mrs. ~·red Larkins. I J)elu•• . •• ~ iiii!IJeal.iiteel backs, unbreakable malDsprlap l1ltl llbock realstant. There Is a Timex watch ftlr ~ one tn your list. Men's, wlllllen's and ebildren'1, P,95 up; . ' .. On A New 40-!NCH ' ; 1 G1llipolb, Ohio --~-- ~ ---- ! "WURliTZER" :1 404 Second Av~. HONDA ORGAN \-'a _ I You M"t Tho Nlctst Pooplt On A for , HY VIOLET SMITH F'riends and neighbors wt>re 1 :, sorry to hear n! the de nth nl Everett Sissnn of this commu- mln the Chrislmn "WURliTZER" SPINET PIANO $499 L~mlnou! . SlU!I ' Save Up To $JOQ on RCA Cabinet Model Stereos And Months To Pay ,• ; 1 • Hagstron $5.00 Down ~-"• ) • Vox • Gibson Dear What : You 've described on all too typic al caSE' of "marriage drift '' ; While. your undemon.,tralive hus· b;-md may have startt'tl it, I'll '- THE SHOE BOX, Middleport :i ~ THE GifT ~ERF.CT WATCH l•mptrd. - WHAT TO DO ' FOREMAN & ABIOn, Middleport TIMEX HOLDS ~. BULOVA 1 'TIL CHRISTf.~.~ ...-! , NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy •·-- WHENEVER YOU WEAR A TIE YOU SHOULD WEAR O.T.C. All Brand Name Guitars and Amplifiers In Stock are complete. ! Ll GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy J On Church Pto,_ A man who's well dressed wears O.T.C. (over the call) socks, so no bare leg shows between trouser and aock. They slay up and stay neat wit~out garters. The fit iJ! erlect. Regular fits !0-13 for men up to 6 feet, and .J'all fill ll'h"-14 for men over 6 feet. Machino washable and dryable in dark dren color~ Cotton· Lined stretch Nylon London Guard-$1.50. AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS Y -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Why not give the ultimate in light-weight comfort and good looks to the important people in your Ufe? HUSH PUPPIEStr ) shoes come in a variety of style• and colors for men, women and children. Sizes and widths range from toddler size 2 to giant size 16. Truly the gift to make you important In the eyes of thon who mean the most to you. Prices from chU~ren't $5.99 to aboot $15.00 for golf alid specialty shoes. ~ LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday they')! tell their kids about this Chrlstmll their first Chrl.!trnas in love! How a La11e Cedar CbOst became' a home she and her love could sharo before marriage-storing pre-weddlng loot and talk· lng furniture plans. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweetheart Chests start at '49.95. See our complete colle()o lion at Over 200 P·ianos • • • • TV's • • Stereos In Choose From s~mmers & Son Main Store Or The I r save ~0 ifi - REGISTRAR(rl BILLFOLD Exclllllve ADAPTA.SNAP(r) , , • self·adjmUng snsp closing on removable Pho!Al-Card Case ••. to carry all the cards you need without a bulge. Show·A· •>rd Clip to add or remove windows. Bill divider with cono eealed money nap. Extra sump and ticket pockets. Duplicate. )<ey sloll. Available in many leathers and colors. Very Speciol Prices gether. dated ror three years before we were married. I don't mind telling you I was glad to gel t~wuy from an aiThe re 's sonwthing mi ~c; ing In coholic home where there was m~· m arri~ge_ I don 't expert it C'o nstant fighting and tongue 10 he an Jd~· ll. or f' \' t'll the ro- lashlll!.!.S. But we loved each ma nti c ea ndl e-~lo\~ ot cuur[:.,l,tp ' other :_ he wasn't an "Psrape." l:n u 1 hoped for eompcmio11 sh ip. : J\laybe I' m dirfic ult to gt> t i.l shared joke ovE'r thP supper d is he~ .. a compliment now and along with , a liltle selfish and ~ ~· lf-pnymg . But is it right Uwn. mutual <Jpprt'CHltion. Tim and I went 1o school In- thll we must always watch - Tim's TV progran1s: regulate the furn ace to suit his warm blood. ('~·en when I have a =-~old; . go where he wants In go : spend Shap now what he wants to spend- while i I do all the housework and al so while selections hold down a full-Lime job? OH, SO TYPICAL MARRIAGE IIRIFT De<.~r Helen ; When '•• ' i\~re'a ,u,e beat gift under tbe tree! Nitlonall~e ~Is• . ~""t-,ge~s rid ~ garbage so fast ... so easy. Its a ~ trite • saver gi!t. This Christmas etve a useful zift,(o);,til, home. ~~f~~·lley Plumbing & Helling, Pomeroy McCULLOCH chain saws in all ~J.!IPulafl< n:i y~::; dels. The McCulloch wUI make ,....,.. wor a tree trimming, fence buildlbllt laDd ,._ 111 really makes work - fun . .Stop .Ia-- th dels, reserve his for Chrilti!IBS. " clem:t.:tc- MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO,.' Pomeroy . I:,. . -·--·----· -.----· t ,;. u., ' . " .. t - ·~ ~,~,·~~·"""·- �.,, ~· . ' ...... . "" . •.... . .4t.,, .. . . \,I ' ~ - ... I ~·· .. . . ... . .. ....... ....... " · - · · ·· · · - . .. ,. " . , .. , .... ,..... _. ... ,,.,..- ..,.- I •. I bet you haven't done much ·to little wives learn to recognize It , was something to lear. she Is noticed by most. , change U1e course. without words. 21. Has she considered a· Have you perhaps traded hurt Before your lnarriagc drifts Are there any. clubs for handi- charm course, nighL school, !o• hurl and sllghl ,[or slight on the rocks you should let a capped people like herself, so clal clubs, church and, most unti1 each knows in adval1<':8 how CQunselor tell you th~e things, that she won't be so alone? - all, -couriBeliqg· therapy? · ''•" 11 the other will react and just · change the current your- MRS. T. sure one or more of these 'A'here the next wound will fest- selves with the kind of pillow Dear Mrs . T.! prove people will' accept 'her· er most? talk When is the last time l llil'ITO I D I·m wet ~ ID 10 !'non.~ 1 •1 0 ~~~=====~=~~~·~··~·~tsted This column is ?editated clubs for "handicapped'' . ~g!.e., !.!.IJ)jly, )!\!1inS, iJO ir ;yOd:r, ~'."- 11"' . your town can direct you Dear l!elen: My daughter has petit mal (mild epilepsy) which is under control. but she ha s friends, boy or girl. It v.iten people JeBrn of ller condition they drift away as if there DISCOUNT ON ;All • HIT RECORDS ..,' ' The Ept!epsy Foundation In it she'll let them . - H. leads to understanding, not lights. - H. brought Tim an unexpected present or gave him a compliment instead of a self-pilying sigh? Sometimes a woman must show twice as much appreciation to see half as much in return but it's usually there and smart ~ t~at SHOP YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS--USE THE LAY AWAY PLAN-SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES 6 .~.~~~.~ ~~~~~S=••:t:in=e~I,:P:o:m::e:ro:Y:·M:i:dd:l:ep:o:rt:, :o:··:J)ec:::· :9:, :lotl=8: --· -·- \"": to Country &Weste~ but your daughter should'Vb"'ffin:. ·ing kid ·-troubte~ or 1 juSt'" tl.-er as a helper rather than en- trouble, let Helen help VIlli 11 :.__=::~::.,: roll. Petit mal , almost under She will also welcome your control, is not a handicap un-. amusing expe,rtence. Ad<iress I less she sees it as one. With -liel~.. B~ttel · il'l. care ol. Ph. 985-3308 modern drugs, it could :go un- ne·i\·spaper. ____________ RIDENOUR SUPPLY ChMttr, ..,, PRINCE • GARDNEit ~·ow arranr~ (hf' t·irfled lettert to form the surprise answer. as rrn oF A rrrn ,...................! THE ·a··'·. .. -· ,., ' I -\nu...-n lomorro~t) HABIT FORGIT DRAGON 1Jumhlu: lANDY l•~trda)''•l by the 11bo• e cartoon. :\111111rr: lrlurt ,H ut mi,l1t lllkt> in 10·ir11 cil'tullulanet>J -AN OATH HELEN HELP US! I FREE! Church $20 Worth Pianos Records 1 Of your choice if you buy or lay-away 1 nAw I Cobinet Model Stereo. (USED) Even these wouldn't be ~o bud it hP would show me he loves ltlf'. I'm told off when lhi ngs 1 do arrn't. right, but nrver ap. preciated, never praised He A~f.' r !raves hi s short s on the floor, shirt on the door knob . shoes u,qer the couch. then compla ins W~p the house 1s a mess. The only tllings he does for me are ta.ke the clothes to lhe laundro.. mat on Saturdays, and empty , . the garbage under protest. He / ~:?' ! nf:ver brings me gifts. Honest, · I'd ~et tle for a btmrh of ragwted - presented with a sm ile and a hug. · I'm really appreciated at my man 1 dfice, and there'~ one 1 (marned ) who shows more . .UI~IG · ·· o~ "r \" < ~c auly ~~J.( :: : t • . mil than appreciation. So far I've l•n e 21 J81'Jtl watch. V(llo·.~ Qr whil! . 1avoided him, but sometimes l $3U~ .! want so badlv lo be noticed, I'm ~~®1] Self·winetnc . White. "WURLITZER" Long Bottom Society News CLI,£1 "l '' A pracliW 17 ]t'fltl ut~~ . W•terproo(' . 1 1 rushl Choose your 8ulova now from ou ~ complete watch selaction. Our Watch Experts will &ladly help you make lhis 1 happier Christmas. )till know whl l makt1 1 Wl!th liCk . ~~u 'l llluy I e uiG•a. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS nity Mrs. Leona Babcock was 1visiling Mr. and Mrs. lawn'nte l.Hasbargen, Parke r~hurg , W. Deluxe Spinet "'Return Rental'' Conlemporary De! Jn ! save$200 • '·· ! Gallipolis, Ohio --- -- -·-·-·-··---·------- ·. . . ... - · PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! Surprlle her with a Deluxe Touch tmd Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59.50 up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOTH BRUSH JARMAN SHOES-THE MOST FITTING;GIFT Any man o~ yn r gift list will he highly ple~d with J_., for he will get ·distinctive styling ,8!ld top eroftsmJDshlp _ and "friendHnea of ru:• for extra• · leasant waliin&. (U you don't know his '"e or think ~e'd rather select his shoea himself, we bave Jarman gift certlfleatea.) r ' for Chrlst11111l Make it PHIL CO Color TV With the we effettive up and down motion. Sun· beam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic. Toothbrush. The safe controlled up and down motion provides cleaner ieel~ than ordinary band brushing. Four ln'1uhel. ,11.99. r· l'blleo ukes the guesswork out of tunln~ Color Philco lighted COLOR TUNING En: SJguals w en Color TV 1.! properlY tuned. pon't walt,. reserve your Phllco oow. A deposit reservea your seloction. • ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy HARTLEY & &ENNEn, Pomeroy 1 ~~ ~~·Free Door Prize I~ ~ ~NEW Jf Jt •• Just No Purchase Necemry Stop in And Res i•ter I • . HIS CHRISTMAS $149.50 to $65000 ',. Maple- Wolnut- Mehogany- Pec1n . M,drltMUI ... 00 . ALtO TO 11100 ,.. "IDOINCI III:IMCI IJ,I '0 Hfactory ~epsake" P. :•~'"" 0 .... 0 1111 ' .... 0 ". s ~~~EST ' CHRISTMAS EVER r"";' ' ID cold • • f. •oa• ~ doya on 0 ~ · . ., i ·r. _e A gift that Is dandy, for the ~n.who Ia handy. Wei• . 11.as$AcH 8~wARE, Pomeroy ,. , 1 Jon-e radiator" is comes witb a draw· Lasts. Ufeheati all dill oa Gilllt ~ .(heall t495. ....... . "~~~~ ~~~@ji, • POMEROY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY ' ~ .,. • Quality Rod angular 25" COLOR TV With "till-out" control c•nter and power turung. "ruts out for complete, no-stoop tuning; tilts in for fine furniture styling. ' GUITAR~ ELECTRIC lldntlral DunON DRUG STORE, Middleport Over 50 Magnavox Stereos In Stock -- Priced From Trode In Allowance On Your Spinet Piano on a ~&ttl&l~~~~~~ RAWUNGS HONDA SALES, Middleport FOR -· New! \Vurlitzer "Total Tone" Organ SANTA'S CHOICE Beats feeding eight reindeer, too. Hondas get up to 200 miles per gallon, are ea>'Y and fun to ride. And you can start your own private "Christmas Clubn right now with the money you'll save by riding a Honda. Give yourself-and the whole family-years of fun. Gel a Honda. SUNBEAM Comfort! $1.58.$198.$228.$395 0 PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS IN A GREAT NEW C)I,.DSMOBILEI Luxury models. Economy models. Sports modell, W"" gons. Convertibles. Olds 1.! here in a ~ig way for 1967 .•• with 3& glamorous Toronado-mspired models. j\]1 featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally eucting qualIty AU featuring Oldsmobile's Inimitable Rocket Aetion. All decked out with a wide selection ~ exclusive Olda enf'ijeering features. And all featurmg a whole array 0 !fioilghlfully4eslgued safety features. So stop in---«ncl give yourself the finest holiday &lfl of aU: a Rocket Action '87 Olds• More All DRUM SETS IN. STOCK. REDUCED , automaticallv it'd ·. · with date-tellm g calendar, lOK gold-filled top, stainless steel ba ck, sweep·second hand, $105,. Or, with strap, $95. NWIDSbooll:· .-- tested MAHOGANY FINISH for the d~te or split second- So why don't you l!njoy this proven kind of dene ndabitity in this automatic iiWlDC benoh u4 ENJOY A GREAT NEW YEAR KARl & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy ELECTRIC · III!"NNI-U: Omega's been timmg SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy r. •••I•Jr mHhlae. JIJu! 4elu:r.• a ..k. Wear• I OlyrnpH: Gamt•s smce 193::!. L SPINET PIANO I OMEGA TOUCJ! & SEW* · ~ ' LOWRY Mr. and Mrs. Hobart :-Jf'well, Chestt'r, wl.'re vi silmg Mary j Pierre. Mr. and Mrfl. Harold Holter were visiting Mrs. Han :~on llol- ! t<' r. f orest Hun. ' Sha ron Fil:£patrirk. Colu rn· bus was visill ng Mr and Mrs Guy Hayman. I \lr and Mrs. Orlm Br<Jn('he, ! Bdprt'. <:~nd Villa Kincade, ( oolville Wt're d1 nne r Jo:Ut!:>b {rf Mr. and Mrs. ~·red Larkins. I J)elu•• . •• ~ iiii!IJeal.iiteel backs, unbreakable malDsprlap l1ltl llbock realstant. There Is a Timex watch ftlr ~ one tn your list. Men's, wlllllen's and ebildren'1, P,95 up; . ' .. On A New 40-!NCH ' ; 1 G1llipolb, Ohio --~-- ~ ---- ! "WURliTZER" :1 404 Second Av~. HONDA ORGAN \-'a _ I You M"t Tho Nlctst Pooplt On A for , HY VIOLET SMITH F'riends and neighbors wt>re 1 :, sorry to hear n! the de nth nl Everett Sissnn of this commu- mln the Chrislmn "WURliTZER" SPINET PIANO $499 L~mlnou! . SlU!I ' Save Up To $JOQ on RCA Cabinet Model Stereos And Months To Pay ,• ; 1 • Hagstron $5.00 Down ~-"• ) • Vox • Gibson Dear What : You 've described on all too typic al caSE' of "marriage drift '' ; While. your undemon.,tralive hus· b;-md may have startt'tl it, I'll '- THE SHOE BOX, Middleport :i ~ THE GifT ~ERF.CT WATCH l•mptrd. - WHAT TO DO ' FOREMAN & ABIOn, Middleport TIMEX HOLDS ~. BULOVA 1 'TIL CHRISTf.~.~ ...-! , NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy •·-- WHENEVER YOU WEAR A TIE YOU SHOULD WEAR O.T.C. All Brand Name Guitars and Amplifiers In Stock are complete. ! Ll GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy J On Church Pto,_ A man who's well dressed wears O.T.C. (over the call) socks, so no bare leg shows between trouser and aock. They slay up and stay neat wit~out garters. The fit iJ! erlect. Regular fits !0-13 for men up to 6 feet, and .J'all fill ll'h"-14 for men over 6 feet. Machino washable and dryable in dark dren color~ Cotton· Lined stretch Nylon London Guard-$1.50. AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS Y -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Why not give the ultimate in light-weight comfort and good looks to the important people in your Ufe? HUSH PUPPIEStr ) shoes come in a variety of style• and colors for men, women and children. Sizes and widths range from toddler size 2 to giant size 16. Truly the gift to make you important In the eyes of thon who mean the most to you. Prices from chU~ren't $5.99 to aboot $15.00 for golf alid specialty shoes. ~ LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday they')! tell their kids about this Chrlstmll their first Chrl.!trnas in love! How a La11e Cedar CbOst became' a home she and her love could sharo before marriage-storing pre-weddlng loot and talk· lng furniture plans. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweetheart Chests start at '49.95. See our complete colle()o lion at Over 200 P·ianos • • • • TV's • • Stereos In Choose From s~mmers & Son Main Store Or The I r save ~0 ifi - REGISTRAR(rl BILLFOLD Exclllllve ADAPTA.SNAP(r) , , • self·adjmUng snsp closing on removable Pho!Al-Card Case ••. to carry all the cards you need without a bulge. Show·A· •>rd Clip to add or remove windows. Bill divider with cono eealed money nap. Extra sump and ticket pockets. Duplicate. )<ey sloll. Available in many leathers and colors. Very Speciol Prices gether. dated ror three years before we were married. I don't mind telling you I was glad to gel t~wuy from an aiThe re 's sonwthing mi ~c; ing In coholic home where there was m~· m arri~ge_ I don 't expert it C'o nstant fighting and tongue 10 he an Jd~· ll. or f' \' t'll the ro- lashlll!.!.S. But we loved each ma nti c ea ndl e-~lo\~ ot cuur[:.,l,tp ' other :_ he wasn't an "Psrape." l:n u 1 hoped for eompcmio11 sh ip. : J\laybe I' m dirfic ult to gt> t i.l shared joke ovE'r thP supper d is he~ .. a compliment now and along with , a liltle selfish and ~ ~· lf-pnymg . But is it right Uwn. mutual <Jpprt'CHltion. Tim and I went 1o school In- thll we must always watch - Tim's TV progran1s: regulate the furn ace to suit his warm blood. ('~·en when I have a =-~old; . go where he wants In go : spend Shap now what he wants to spend- while i I do all the housework and al so while selections hold down a full-Lime job? OH, SO TYPICAL MARRIAGE IIRIFT De<.~r Helen ; When '•• ' i\~re'a ,u,e beat gift under tbe tree! Nitlonall~e ~Is• . ~""t-,ge~s rid ~ garbage so fast ... so easy. Its a ~ trite • saver gi!t. This Christmas etve a useful zift,(o);,til, home. ~~f~~·lley Plumbing & Helling, Pomeroy McCULLOCH chain saws in all ~J.!IPulafl< n:i y~::; dels. The McCulloch wUI make ,....,.. wor a tree trimming, fence buildlbllt laDd ,._ 111 really makes work - fun . .Stop .Ia-- th dels, reserve his for Chrilti!IBS. " clem:t.:tc- MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO,.' Pomeroy . I:,. . -·--·----· -.----· t ,;. u., ' . " .. t - ·~ ~,~,·~~·"""·- �' . • • I ,...._, ' ,I ... ' J p 2 SIGNS 11'1 . MOndiY OHdiiM 91. . A,. 1111. CANCI!LLATIONI COIIIIECTIORI Wtl• o• .~ce .,t.O until 1:00 A. M. ~oo Oa~ 11 Motor QUAl ITT Pubi!Ufllfl 2 Dr Deluxe model. Locally owned and low mileage by or.ig· 1-01 64 VOLKSWAGEN woro on• ·IMIIrtloll ""'"'"""" ..: 11•••• •o cllfll1 I> ' " ' '' po• ~aro •o• ,,.,.., c... pt• .,,, O••c<>un l on , ,.,.,, PIIG 62 VOLKSWAGEN 1d1 H '¥'4 ., •• '"' ~ .. · tg ~ : OP M I> Nooll ......,, AD PHONE WY 2·2156 =-·· Ca;d o_f_~!.·n_~t - .... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. f() PL ACt; A 111 < Ut 1 PIIOOUCUIIG rNAH1 $895 Pomeroy Motor Co. .... .. ,, 1 ,JQ 0. M ~ 11 •11~ If '~ SO t A5'1' 12-Bob's Specials! Deluxe 2 Door, new tires, clean interior, radio, beater, black fini sh. 1no •a• pliO """""' •~ diVa. 1 .;IUJ .J~ 1Hil,.l(5 & QBifUilA!el ' ' 1' to• ~0 .. ou! "'1n1n~urn E•~ll lltdltou n•• •oro 1c 'J f"IU H OUII5 ~ $1295 finish, radio and .heater .e< UY!VI ln•• •llon• to MILKING EQUIPMENT 2 Dr. Deluxe mod£>1. Local owner, dean interior, jet black: 1 Ntnt Ad II"'ICI C l~ , or pay balance due "'· Ph. 19U649. . · 11 18 llc $1495 ina! 'owner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue fm· i~ h. radio and heater , Authorlnd .Deal•r For CHORE BOY .j I' NEW ELECTRIC i --:- 1 GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER $9900 now I 1 Electric Organ : 1:. 111 Rt•:er. Ph. 992-:lll37. 12 7 3tc ____ --- -- - Notice Today --- SMART SANTAS FURIIISHED 2 bedroom apart· ; \ G of r:r<ll r r llr ll Ct"'TT-1 rnen t, furnace heat, MiddleTrt• ~ !C'\'S was held 1 port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. .\ ~ And Our Prices Really Make It Easy. See Corvair - America 's rear engine road car- nea r grade school. See Mattie Bush, 689 Page St., Middleport, 0. 12 4 tfc $49~ 12 9 3tc one -- - --- '!c-:R "oo = M-=-:f"urn-,-is"' ' "hed-;--a-pa- rt""m =-e==nt any il lOOTING MATCH, Broad : with bath, In Pomeroy. Ph. per 00 cu. IL load, Hun (;un Club, Sunday, Dec- i .tii!2::_:-3::97::5_o:r_992-=:2ii::.71::·__:12:..:1:..1f:c:_ery::;:.:..:·P.:b;,..:..84.:3-:.;2484.::;..:,__ __ ember II. 12 8 3tp - ACROSS 1. Prejudice 5. Injure 8. Guide rope 43. Notoao G\JN SHOOT at club house Sun# fora. horse d<J ~·. !Jrc. 1t starting at noon. :!(), Smithy's S pon ~ored by Meigs County block Coon llun1 ers, 12 6 5tc !2. B<glnn!Dg 1.-aode leg lB. Taunt 2. Insert 19. Ignttod 3.Ripen, u 20.Betore: <.Place prolix 22.Mftroa ..... 8.A1reslt 1. Yellow cardllne 9. See! U.Golna knowledp 21. Humor - To Buy far ms with limber. suburban homu 27. Sound, as Ht'VniJids, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. nnowl 9 18 IWltp • · ·e Help 2B. Metallrc ro<k Wanted 29. Belwef'n Que. nnd .\1All;_ !lpplr at H1-Ho :~ ..\H r ... He lp Wanted sri. Mall: I•• India. Tl\t ~ : ll":lilrP~ 'l. ,..--------·1' ' WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main Street & College Ave. Earn Money and Prizet Delivering The Daily """"' 42. Manl!est . :" CALL 992-2156 ROOM house, J bedroom•, m baths. Ph. 1192-2590. II 25 lie Gibson Electric ~ Guitar $12800 IU' ~I ..I.XYDLB.I..I.XB II LO!!IGI'Il:LLOW """lotterlllmpiJ atmla""' - - Ia llola _ . . .l.lo1m th• t11ree Us, X f<r tho O'a, & I!IDale troph.it'JI', the length ad tormaaGil ot llle ..... all ....., Eoo:il d&Jtbe- - - cll!l I alo A OjJIIp- 4 J:.!'!'·P-B.~QQ-8 ZPS NEwt I" DAILY VBYl"ii'llJ(('D: - ......... Ill QCS r J- - ~ f0,1"' .I.CI 'I'Of''NI- For Sale or Rent - 3-LEveD 32. PUt forth , Sentinel to established Route #•• 1... AJ)ply 36. Devon river Ill rwt· ~ ·lll :•n' Cn,w·s Stt·ak , 37. Harmonlzea I!I JL.'>I', 1)<~1111 rrr), 0 39. Poe's bird 12 8 lit e 41. Pain rut _)'In z•oro . doll~:~, ~I:OB'W' DP'l'ZBI:q orw•••--oa-• Y•...,r• "PJIIIIII Dllta AMPHIER All, Trtnslstar kM BOQa - - 'IO'mi!IIIOXAX JIJRD,..Q()JfftJJI . . . . . . .... 1 &Mi.'"~ . O.BPat '\ • 111 t1 INtW-t ' •rr•••..a... s··.· ~C! & SERVI(E '"'~ M 50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT IE ONI OF rHI 19 ACRE farm, 3 bedrooms, house with batb, 3 miles Pomeroy, Rt. 143, phone 7069. !2 9 / ' NICESt PiOPLEI 1-I'L ABNEII DICK RAWLINGS SORR"f-BUT JUSTt.,;, BLAETTNARS Rawlings Hond• 511N Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy. 0. WY ,_2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED OF l1l Raw Railla_!iii !hop eCar e Truck 1 Healer YOtJR DIRTY CAR FOR ONLY Core 1 Bulldozer eAny Type Mlddl•oorr. 0 THE COMPUJER GOT TO THAT PART. THE. ~NG INEERS PLIA\1 r.cL ME SAM'S IJARR'il ~· • tCENSE WER£ WENT OUT ON (LLEGALIN I 19&'1 !! . 50 . ( I}' HOWII! SCHN!liDEII \\?0 lHREW BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U·DRIVE-THRU CAR WASH KEITH GOBlE FORD .,., 1·2196 GASULINI! ALLEY 1liAT SNOW. Skeezix, we're luckL-J to be · ' BALL, I>IDN'T YOO? ! :~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;:; alive ! Not an hot,~ r aqo~a biQ trailer tr uc~-out of cot1t"alcame riqh!_t~·!_t~u;,~!_r!J:j Bring The Family For Sunday Dinner! THE BOliN 1.0$1!11 Featuring: Broasted Chicken, Turkey, Chlcken Croqueltes, Chic· ken and Noodles, Roa st . Pork and. Ham. lv 218 E. Moln Helen Bailey CHESTER GOIILD PEOPLE. 50M£ BAILEY'S RESTAUBANT Real Estate For Sale ARE SMART, o;oME · AREN'T." PHONE WY 2-3974 Po....., trio (Ioiiey) Cofllna Opon Sundoy 10:00 to 6:30 LET"; TRY ANO~ER ~--;::;SPECIM~E=".;.·"--1 1~!!!!!'!""!'!'!'!'!'!"'!!'!'!"'!!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iiF!~ Business Services ==:-:-:-;-:---,, , --,- 1!'~~~!J~~~~~ • - - - - - -- - - - I CUSTOM butchering, , hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable POTATOES, get y9ur wtnter 11 1 person from this area to potatee• while they tasl service and collect from aubJ.. AUCilUNEER Clarence Proffitt, Portland, POMEROY - Modern 2 story matic dispensers. No experiComplete Se"lce 0. Ph. 843-!254. 10 so frame, 6 lor>• rooms t3 bed· ence needed - we establish Cnll lirHrtlt1rO rooms), lifo! baths, mi'Jdern accounts for you. c;ar, l!flar· Write. Prnno or Conte~ kitchen, hardwood floors, IF CARPETS look dull ences and $985 to $1780 casb A. l.. ~RADt~liW full basement, gas £ired drear, remove the spots capital necessary, 4 to 11 Racine, Oltlo they appear with Blue Los· air heating. Wonderful . hours weekly nets excellent I I tic tre. Rent electric shampooer of the river. Asking $13.500. monthly income, lull lime -iEWING mach1nea. repatr ser MIDDLI!PORT - two $1. Baker Furntture Co. more. For locaJ tntervjew, 12 5 6tc l frame· horne, 8 rooms (4 -tfOCI.,, vioe, all rnakec. IVY :!-2'J84. write Eagle Industries, roo1ris ), bath, full base1nient,' Tbe Fabrk Shop. Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Minnetonks Blvd., Milonea!iPJGOOD HAY, 2 mile's from Rutfloor furnace heat, cio.;,e is, Minn., 55416. a Z9 tfc land on Harrisonville R o a d. stores and school s. Only. $8,- service. 127 Marvin Stone. 12 4 6tp 000. ' , KEADY ·MlX concrete detiver- 1•--=----===='"'";; • SYRACUSE - REMODELED z, ed righl to your project Fasl ll 11180 PONTIAC Catalina, storv brick 7 rooms (4 bed- and easy. Free estimatea. door, tn good condition, roo~). b~th, ulility room. Phone 992-3284, GoeglelA er brakes and steering, good semi • basement, new forced Ready -MJJ Co., MJddleport. For Sale-Scotch Pine tires. Ph. Chester !185-3949. air furnace , lot J50xl00. ex- Ohio. 6 SO Uc Locally Grown Shoand 12 4 6tc cellent neighborhood . Look : ..m CONDmONING Relrlge~ this one over. $ll,900. atlen service. Jack's Refrig· on<l Sproyod-Disploy It BUIJGET PRICED lurnlluro WF. NEED LISTINGS eration, New Haven. Phone our third floor budget shop. Albtrt M. Cox, Broker TU ~7. 4 6 Uc Bafw FllrllltuR, loltddleport Henry Clelud, saresman Ohio. II 12 tic HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Office 992-3~ 803 Brownell Ave. Dorol Bottle Gas. Arnold EvODIDgo ~ 992-3638 Brothers, 618 E. Main Sl, 12 9 MIDDLEPORT Hanna Line Pomeroy, 9 t2 Uc 1' I \on .~ PHONE 286-2104 JACKSON, OHIO . ~ LlnLE ORPHAN ANNtl lly HAROLD GilA Y ~~TI-lEY YOU KNOW, PETER, 1 I I CAN'T UHCE~TANO Wf.IV WE HAVEN 'T li~DRO A WOQO ~.QOM BOO-Boo1 AR"N'T '!2!J watQ!EO ~ All. ABOUT } liM ? ME1 KIORPIED ABOUT YOUR BROTHER '? NO·O·Q CAN'T SAY l AM! LEH1' HIM i=IVE HUNUPED SUI<'E HAVf_ I loJ r.LY ou-r TI-IERE I" OR tiLlT, SHUCKS: NO '1 MAT MA~\,.'flOI.IS JOB I , Or!E'D HUt(!' 600 BOO I PfOPLE !-¥WE. BEEN )( lo('ILLED fOJ? LESS THA'l ~!\IE HUNDIO!ED J I H~ t'\LWllVS •·cQ~(l( 14L!VE ".' 800 BOO'? Of.!, HE'S MOM 'S ONL'f BI?OTHER. · STEPf.IEN STUBS; l.JNCL£ BoO 1:100'3 LIV!;D WIT4 U<Q, L0 '~4 AS ! CAti R"MEMBEJ?! CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD$ I AIBIS AND SLATS lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN TRAVEL TRAILERS IQuotlty Buill) 1967 Modo!J In Stoet FOR SALE ROUSH & LYONS Ranch Style Brick House. 9 CAMPING TRAILERS Rooms. 123 ft. long . Wall .to wall carpet & paneling, 3 IHo~t~~;VL near Chester, Ohio in the Baum Subdivision. By appointment only. Make an of· I baths. Just off State Rt. 7 1/EG, I GU£5G I AM,, fer. Price $39,000.00 ALL NEW FOR 1967 IMYP£ THAT'S MY TROUBLE., NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR THERON D. CRUISE Rt. 1. Box 1598 Oak Hill, W, Va, (67 Apoeho Marod.ol 21 F"t Long 1967 Apoehos Duo Doe. 10 Ph. 304-469·3746 SOLID STATE STEREO - 1966 •.,......,......,...,....,.....,...,......,-• walnut console model, radio 1'15 ACRE farm, house witb t equipped with 4 speed autorooms and bath, cellar. cellar matic changer, 4 speaker bouse, 2 large barns, free sound system, just taken in. gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedt· Pay $1.2ii per week or pay ate occupancy. Peart Wll· balance due $96.28. Ph. 992Hams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. 126 roa~ I"' ~ ·~ & na I"' .3.4.. Guido's lowest note - I" I" I" f:l,; Man . 30. Bright 8:n , :\o1 irlclh·port , 0 . 12 7 6tc Reg. $299-Now I"· 23. Certain old Marion Drum Set o!laDcl 28.Epocb 30.ImpudeJit bay ;ThND I~G or West Virg1ma. or 25.- 1• 0 22. lsll's in Galway ------timber In Ohio l>rldp .,,,,.,, NEW COMPLETE GUITAR ing 8. Dlltrlbat_ month vox ti.:Mem-cor ZI.CIIIa out the alae lii.Fioot. llno !\dams and Stanley Auction l-4. Single unit Bouse and Trading Post l6. Not many is now under one roof at :16. Perry L::utrel Cliff School House Mason's Wanted llorae ...... 13. Rental conlract opponent: on State Rout e 124 ilnd new a.bbr. Ill. 7 b~·· pas~ , ope n daily al 17. Cooking 12 noon. Jim Adams and receplacla. Worth~· S t;m h~). ll 20 tfc 20. Through. ]II; Portal " -DOWN - 1 $24800 DAilY CROSSWORD School, ch ur ch. hume. Ph. Lane DanIels, 992-.1509. 12 7 121p only $10 Pomoroy Open Ev11. Tr ustees. OJAMJ TUN I NG, NEW WURLITZER Pomeroy Motor Co. Your Chevy Deoltr \ Gtelt/11 ~~~~t~~ PIANO , .i.,.,. 1 . • SUPER SERVICe !ITATION SHOP HERE 1, Ike. i Ail nt'W ! 11 28 tfc . rune~ ')r markers mu ~ t FOUR ROOM furotsbed &par& 1,,· rnt>l with grcJund, no: ment WY :!.-3658. 4 14 tfc ~l ·r·•Jb bt ry on lot."-. nt gr~w- 1 FURNISHED and unfurnished mg nl fl()wcrs durmg mowmg Cl to boo! ,. 11 C 1 apartments. ose sc • 1 s •asr1n. Gravel hi erne ery Pb 992-5434. lO 18 tfe Ph. • GETS YOU· THROUGH TRAFFIC BETTER THAN ANYTHING ELSE . .. , "i" ni t. wnod boCit,-~-- adrift 5 ROOM house with bath, MOTORCYCLES 1 POMEROY 992-2181 CO~VAIR 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 . ... -·-. ._ "' ConvonftniT.... MASON FURNITURE CO. 1 I, WINNIE WINKLE ChristmasSale I GUITAR amplifier, 3 in Business Services with tremolo control, 12 '" , Jensen speaker, on and off WITH COLD Weather pilot light, like new. $35. Ph. crickets, spiders and 949·3941. 12 7 3tc Insects will be coming lnsi<!c I BREAD, 5 for $1; 16 rolls tis- your home where it's warm. sue $1; Dart bacon, 6llc lb , 3 Protect your home lb. bacon, $1.'!!1; Sugar, 49c thes_e pests . wllh ARAB, with IS order. Cube available at Kong : 1 79c lb.; pork 'cho,s, 6llc lb.; Supply Co., Mlddterrt· · milk, 79c gat: Banner saus- l.iAKirMi ~I 30 lie age 2 lb for $1; Bananas, !Oc I' ~~:~5:~·~~ lb. M&G Food Market, Rt. 7, Middlepor~ In Cheshire. the Sentinel's 12 7 3tp Service column. MAlON, W, VA. ' ~ ~~~ ~~~~~-; 1 Exctpt Sundl.y ONE HORSE OPEN SLEIGHS ARE NICE BUT a•' OD I Pearl St., Middleport. Ohio, rr.011 tho Lar~est Truck or Bulldozer 1Rad1ator To Tbe SDlallest ,Heater Core. try. We pay c.ash for new or Auto. old guns, swords, old pocket 12 9 12tc GIVE !be perfect gift this knives, old any $mmunition, any caliber, amount. Chrislmas that ·.vill be treasFife's, rear of Speed Queen ured a life time. Portrait tak· Laundry Mat, South Third en in ·your own home. Also Ave., Middleeort, ,o. wedding and civic affairs. Call II 29 12tc now for appointments to guarantee delivery before Chris~ Insurance mas. call 992-3232 or 9493041. 12 9 8tc GET A quotation from iiEffi:. TER INSURANCE AGENGY 5 TIRES, like new, 7.35 x 15. INC. befOre renewi•g your Ph. 992-62911. 12 9 6tc auto insurance- We may be able to aovo you money. CHRISTMAS SALEI 8 2 lie NEW "'avro="'M"'O"'B"'n:-:,E'""'tnsur-an - ce- -;)Jeen CHEST FREIZIRS . . $151 cancelled? Lost y•ur opera~ All Models Slle Prlcedl All Appl11nc.. S1le PrlcHI ar's lli:enlle! Call WY 2-2966. We Serwlc•, D.llwer. I 15 tiC Fln1nee Open 1119 Every Nloht, Oan;1 \\"t•kh. ( ' POmeroy up. Pomeroy Home rhf' 1wighburs . rrlaLJves and 1.. and 4 room furnished apart- Singer sewing machme, . fnt·rd~ . ut ' _1he la1e H . B. t Ad Its Referelices. l26 plete with attachments. This . t I ku~d men . u . . d . Smith h•r tol l' lf at· s ij .Mulberrv Ave., Pomeroy, machine equ1ppe to Zig zag, r••·"~ : c;~rds .. ;md th e beau.lr- 66 !.lS. • 12 8 tfc make buttonholes·, etc. take 1 fut ilo rill ol! er mg:-.. A spec al . . -- over payments of $5.42 per !II:JII'-' 1ll Bn. r\ llmf', the- _4 ROOM unfurrushed apartment month or pay balance due dorL:,r:-. ;~ rrd nur~ t·s of the in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. $65.04. Ph. 992-3218. 12 6 6tc J\!e 1gs (;('IJera l ! ~osp! l :l l , the 1 11 _16 tfc 1 sprf'1al nurq'"· bmrg Funer- 1TRAILER space on Brown.O COLOR TV, 1967 Motorola, like · ;.t[ \iunw :mrl tl1 c pal lhrare.rs.l Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992- new condition, full Ni('tT nephew.~ and cousms 262~. 11 10 tfc make payments of $$ 12 9 Jtp IMOUERN z bedroom borne. week or pay oil balance. - ---' ~911 20 DA ' · 11.1·'11'1-l and familv want Pomeroy. 0 • Ph. 992-2903 da1 '"' ' · · ; ; or 992-3702 evenings. 1o 1[ ,11lk ;ill who hf'IP£? ,nj f :14 tfc anv \.\·,1 y during my illness ====-;--::::::::--::;::;:-l~~:.ii;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii=-;1 and s\H.I Jt the hospita l, the FURNISHED 4 room apart-1.crnn"t·;Ky :;quad for therr; ment with bath. Ph. 992-5435. g(~ld ,..,\ork. Dr. Pickens, any· ! 12 6 tfc on1• who sen t cards and flow· SLEEPING rooms, close N:.:. Th1nks 1o all my fnc nds town, 127 Butlernut Ave .• :md m·J~hb· '~" Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc 6ROOM house and bath, fur. 12 9 lip nace and garage, 2.15 W. Main St , Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992l \\l SI\ to thAnk all my triends! 2668 or 992-2961. 12 5 tfc ;md .:q:!lbor~ \\ ho ca ll ed or ' HARMONY apa rtments. o..: t·nJ 1 .11·do.; dunng my illn(•:.s., rooms furnished. New: PlaJ!t·ll :-; .1 al lh;mks to 1he doctors er, paint, floors, sink, eJec,tricll :••111 · w~~ ·~ en ll t1lzer llospil· i range, bath. furnace • i·· Wdbur Ht•;Jver. Ha·l Private parking, out of all <<h<o. 12 9 li p! floods, one block from high sd10e,ll ~meroy. Pb- 99U392. 12 I and Found RADIATO SERVICE MONEY for Xmas, giYe us a For Sale For Rent 0. R . white ONE GOOD used electric range 150 NEW Hampshire pullets,. $1.50 tach. Lois Barn· Pomerey Home & Auto. bart, Portland, 0. 12 7 3tp 12 9 3tc SE WI SH 1o sincerely 11wnK ; ROOM - fur~ished apartment SOMETHING TO P~TCH JlciiTi<::~lJW!I II' , . FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES PONIES, cbofce colors and heights. Child trained and green broke. Terms. Call or see E. J, Hill, Road, Pomeroy• Ohio. 12 8 9tc NOBOO'( TO 60 'POSSUM HUNTIN' WIF Exporlepced Grinder-Mixers, plows, discs, mo~ers, spreaders. tractors, cham saws & bulk tanu. 992·5101 ly WALT WmiiiiiU ' I COULDN'T GIT .:=====:;;;;::;::==:=:::=.=::;;;:==::: =:=:::::;=; DAVIDSON. H0 NDA eUSED BARGAIN 8UYSe 65 VOLKSWAGEN lllAUi~ dlangl!r. 8SR cbuger, make payments ol $1.50 per week :-, ..... v ALII. OF THAT DADBURN PLACE J: COULD SWALLER, o~- ... ' 1811' State, 1 STEREO, S jpeed Uke lntermiled new, 11·~-------,1 Fnr gtAPLttrt•l Dty lefor• ,_.Jtll~atlclll :• - ' IY PRID LASSWELL.. THI WILLETS ' - - - - - - - - - t o - D a t l y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 9, 11168 AD INFORMA liON '"'!I IMNIY GOOCR.I IIIII INUPifY fM1TH SNUFFY Get Extra Cash The WaDi ~d Way I' .. Co. W~NT • .-. . '. ""' ,, • I R!MEMeER !O~E· THI;G THAT W.Y HCLP iHf POLIC.: t=~Ntl MY LOST POCKET800K I I ALL t:ARS ARE REDUCb! I 5t: DD ~ NLY :<.:CALLED A l.!,.QIMN WHO ~OLLOVVED ME AR'CUND 'THE 510~E T~ AT DAY 15 su::; A KNOWN iii ::K?,:x:~-;;~-:- ? ... COME IN and SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 Door H.T. 8 cyl., auto. trans., pow. steering, R&H Was $2495 - - - - - - Now Only $2295 1~4 Ford Gal. 500 4 Ooor . 8 eyl .. auto. trans., W~ power steering, R&H $1795 1962 Ford G1l. 500 2 Door Now Only $1495 8 ryl., std. trans. with over drive , R&H lly RALPH HEIMDAHL Was $1095 --~----Now Only $895 1965 Mercury Monlorey 4 Door 8 cyl., std. trans., power steering, R&H $1995 - - - - - - Was ~IA.-TAT Now Only $1795 ~~~·T· ~ · lit· «. t:BEAPIES fA'KE YOIJR PICK, ONLY I $125 e196l Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Aut. trana., rodlo .l-btot. . el96o Dodge 4 Or. 6 cyl. Sid. IronS: Rodlo & Heat. ' . '1,959 Ply. 4 Dr. 6.cyl. sJd, tranL radio & ·halottr ,;II) j:aro and Trucks To Ch-• From . ¥ou ·Alway• Pay I.e•• .!It $EIJH GOBLE FORD Used Car ·Lot Middleport ., .' ) ' .' . . ... • ,.., ' ' ·, ., .. ...... -··- ' �' . • • I ,...._, ' ,I ... ' J p 2 SIGNS 11'1 . MOndiY OHdiiM 91. . A,. 1111. CANCI!LLATIONI COIIIIECTIORI Wtl• o• .~ce .,t.O until 1:00 A. M. ~oo Oa~ 11 Motor QUAl ITT Pubi!Ufllfl 2 Dr Deluxe model. Locally owned and low mileage by or.ig· 1-01 64 VOLKSWAGEN woro on• ·IMIIrtloll ""'"'"""" ..: 11•••• •o cllfll1 I> ' " ' '' po• ~aro •o• ,,.,.., c... pt• .,,, O••c<>un l on , ,.,.,, PIIG 62 VOLKSWAGEN 1d1 H '¥'4 ., •• '"' ~ .. · tg ~ : OP M I> Nooll ......,, AD PHONE WY 2·2156 =-·· Ca;d o_f_~!.·n_~t - .... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. f() PL ACt; A 111 < Ut 1 PIIOOUCUIIG rNAH1 $895 Pomeroy Motor Co. .... .. ,, 1 ,JQ 0. M ~ 11 •11~ If '~ SO t A5'1' 12-Bob's Specials! Deluxe 2 Door, new tires, clean interior, radio, beater, black fini sh. 1no •a• pliO """""' •~ diVa. 1 .;IUJ .J~ 1Hil,.l(5 & QBifUilA!el ' ' 1' to• ~0 .. ou! "'1n1n~urn E•~ll lltdltou n•• •oro 1c 'J f"IU H OUII5 ~ $1295 finish, radio and .heater .e< UY!VI ln•• •llon• to MILKING EQUIPMENT 2 Dr. Deluxe mod£>1. Local owner, dean interior, jet black: 1 Ntnt Ad II"'ICI C l~ , or pay balance due "'· Ph. 19U649. . · 11 18 llc $1495 ina! 'owner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue fm· i~ h. radio and heater , Authorlnd .Deal•r For CHORE BOY .j I' NEW ELECTRIC i --:- 1 GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER $9900 now I 1 Electric Organ : 1:. 111 Rt•:er. Ph. 992-:lll37. 12 7 3tc ____ --- -- - Notice Today --- SMART SANTAS FURIIISHED 2 bedroom apart· ; \ G of r:r<ll r r llr ll Ct"'TT-1 rnen t, furnace heat, MiddleTrt• ~ !C'\'S was held 1 port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. .\ ~ And Our Prices Really Make It Easy. See Corvair - America 's rear engine road car- nea r grade school. See Mattie Bush, 689 Page St., Middleport, 0. 12 4 tfc $49~ 12 9 3tc one -- - --- '!c-:R "oo = M-=-:f"urn-,-is"' ' "hed-;--a-pa- rt""m =-e==nt any il lOOTING MATCH, Broad : with bath, In Pomeroy. Ph. per 00 cu. IL load, Hun (;un Club, Sunday, Dec- i .tii!2::_:-3::97::5_o:r_992-=:2ii::.71::·__:12:..:1:..1f:c:_ery::;:.:..:·P.:b;,..:..84.:3-:.;2484.::;..:,__ __ ember II. 12 8 3tp - ACROSS 1. Prejudice 5. Injure 8. Guide rope 43. Notoao G\JN SHOOT at club house Sun# fora. horse d<J ~·. !Jrc. 1t starting at noon. :!(), Smithy's S pon ~ored by Meigs County block Coon llun1 ers, 12 6 5tc !2. B<glnn!Dg 1.-aode leg lB. Taunt 2. Insert 19. Ignttod 3.Ripen, u 20.Betore: <.Place prolix 22.Mftroa ..... 8.A1reslt 1. Yellow cardllne 9. See! U.Golna knowledp 21. Humor - To Buy far ms with limber. suburban homu 27. Sound, as Ht'VniJids, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. nnowl 9 18 IWltp • · ·e Help 2B. Metallrc ro<k Wanted 29. Belwef'n Que. nnd .\1All;_ !lpplr at H1-Ho :~ ..\H r ... He lp Wanted sri. Mall: I•• India. Tl\t ~ : ll":lilrP~ 'l. ,..--------·1' ' WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main Street & College Ave. Earn Money and Prizet Delivering The Daily """"' 42. Manl!est . :" CALL 992-2156 ROOM house, J bedroom•, m baths. Ph. 1192-2590. II 25 lie Gibson Electric ~ Guitar $12800 IU' ~I ..I.XYDLB.I..I.XB II LO!!IGI'Il:LLOW """lotterlllmpiJ atmla""' - - Ia llola _ . . .l.lo1m th• t11ree Us, X f<r tho O'a, & I!IDale troph.it'JI', the length ad tormaaGil ot llle ..... all ....., Eoo:il d&Jtbe- - - cll!l I alo A OjJIIp- 4 J:.!'!'·P-B.~QQ-8 ZPS NEwt I" DAILY VBYl"ii'llJ(('D: - ......... Ill QCS r J- - ~ f0,1"' .I.CI 'I'Of''NI- For Sale or Rent - 3-LEveD 32. PUt forth , Sentinel to established Route #•• 1... AJ)ply 36. Devon river Ill rwt· ~ ·lll :•n' Cn,w·s Stt·ak , 37. Harmonlzea I!I JL.'>I', 1)<~1111 rrr), 0 39. Poe's bird 12 8 lit e 41. Pain rut _)'In z•oro . doll~:~, ~I:OB'W' DP'l'ZBI:q orw•••--oa-• Y•...,r• "PJIIIIII Dllta AMPHIER All, Trtnslstar kM BOQa - - 'IO'mi!IIIOXAX JIJRD,..Q()JfftJJI . . . . . . .... 1 &Mi.'"~ . O.BPat '\ • 111 t1 INtW-t ' •rr•••..a... s··.· ~C! & SERVI(E '"'~ M 50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT IE ONI OF rHI 19 ACRE farm, 3 bedrooms, house with batb, 3 miles Pomeroy, Rt. 143, phone 7069. !2 9 / ' NICESt PiOPLEI 1-I'L ABNEII DICK RAWLINGS SORR"f-BUT JUSTt.,;, BLAETTNARS Rawlings Hond• 511N Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy. 0. WY ,_2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED OF l1l Raw Railla_!iii !hop eCar e Truck 1 Healer YOtJR DIRTY CAR FOR ONLY Core 1 Bulldozer eAny Type Mlddl•oorr. 0 THE COMPUJER GOT TO THAT PART. THE. ~NG INEERS PLIA\1 r.cL ME SAM'S IJARR'il ~· • tCENSE WER£ WENT OUT ON (LLEGALIN I 19&'1 !! . 50 . ( I}' HOWII! SCHN!liDEII \\?0 lHREW BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U·DRIVE-THRU CAR WASH KEITH GOBlE FORD .,., 1·2196 GASULINI! ALLEY 1liAT SNOW. Skeezix, we're luckL-J to be · ' BALL, I>IDN'T YOO? ! :~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;:; alive ! Not an hot,~ r aqo~a biQ trailer tr uc~-out of cot1t"alcame riqh!_t~·!_t~u;,~!_r!J:j Bring The Family For Sunday Dinner! THE BOliN 1.0$1!11 Featuring: Broasted Chicken, Turkey, Chlcken Croqueltes, Chic· ken and Noodles, Roa st . Pork and. Ham. lv 218 E. Moln Helen Bailey CHESTER GOIILD PEOPLE. 50M£ BAILEY'S RESTAUBANT Real Estate For Sale ARE SMART, o;oME · AREN'T." PHONE WY 2-3974 Po....., trio (Ioiiey) Cofllna Opon Sundoy 10:00 to 6:30 LET"; TRY ANO~ER ~--;::;SPECIM~E=".;.·"--1 1~!!!!!'!""!'!'!'!'!'!"'!!'!'!"'!!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iiF!~ Business Services ==:-:-:-;-:---,, , --,- 1!'~~~!J~~~~~ • - - - - - -- - - - I CUSTOM butchering, , hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable POTATOES, get y9ur wtnter 11 1 person from this area to potatee• while they tasl service and collect from aubJ.. AUCilUNEER Clarence Proffitt, Portland, POMEROY - Modern 2 story matic dispensers. No experiComplete Se"lce 0. Ph. 843-!254. 10 so frame, 6 lor>• rooms t3 bed· ence needed - we establish Cnll lirHrtlt1rO rooms), lifo! baths, mi'Jdern accounts for you. c;ar, l!flar· Write. Prnno or Conte~ kitchen, hardwood floors, IF CARPETS look dull ences and $985 to $1780 casb A. l.. ~RADt~liW full basement, gas £ired drear, remove the spots capital necessary, 4 to 11 Racine, Oltlo they appear with Blue Los· air heating. Wonderful . hours weekly nets excellent I I tic tre. Rent electric shampooer of the river. Asking $13.500. monthly income, lull lime -iEWING mach1nea. repatr ser MIDDLI!PORT - two $1. Baker Furntture Co. more. For locaJ tntervjew, 12 5 6tc l frame· horne, 8 rooms (4 -tfOCI.,, vioe, all rnakec. IVY :!-2'J84. write Eagle Industries, roo1ris ), bath, full base1nient,' Tbe Fabrk Shop. Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Minnetonks Blvd., Milonea!iPJGOOD HAY, 2 mile's from Rutfloor furnace heat, cio.;,e is, Minn., 55416. a Z9 tfc land on Harrisonville R o a d. stores and school s. Only. $8,- service. 127 Marvin Stone. 12 4 6tp 000. ' , KEADY ·MlX concrete detiver- 1•--=----===='"'";; • SYRACUSE - REMODELED z, ed righl to your project Fasl ll 11180 PONTIAC Catalina, storv brick 7 rooms (4 bed- and easy. Free estimatea. door, tn good condition, roo~). b~th, ulility room. Phone 992-3284, GoeglelA er brakes and steering, good semi • basement, new forced Ready -MJJ Co., MJddleport. For Sale-Scotch Pine tires. Ph. Chester !185-3949. air furnace , lot J50xl00. ex- Ohio. 6 SO Uc Locally Grown Shoand 12 4 6tc cellent neighborhood . Look : ..m CONDmONING Relrlge~ this one over. $ll,900. atlen service. Jack's Refrig· on<l Sproyod-Disploy It BUIJGET PRICED lurnlluro WF. NEED LISTINGS eration, New Haven. Phone our third floor budget shop. Albtrt M. Cox, Broker TU ~7. 4 6 Uc Bafw FllrllltuR, loltddleport Henry Clelud, saresman Ohio. II 12 tic HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Office 992-3~ 803 Brownell Ave. Dorol Bottle Gas. Arnold EvODIDgo ~ 992-3638 Brothers, 618 E. Main Sl, 12 9 MIDDLEPORT Hanna Line Pomeroy, 9 t2 Uc 1' I \on .~ PHONE 286-2104 JACKSON, OHIO . ~ LlnLE ORPHAN ANNtl lly HAROLD GilA Y ~~TI-lEY YOU KNOW, PETER, 1 I I CAN'T UHCE~TANO Wf.IV WE HAVEN 'T li~DRO A WOQO ~.QOM BOO-Boo1 AR"N'T '!2!J watQ!EO ~ All. ABOUT } liM ? ME1 KIORPIED ABOUT YOUR BROTHER '? NO·O·Q CAN'T SAY l AM! LEH1' HIM i=IVE HUNUPED SUI<'E HAVf_ I loJ r.LY ou-r TI-IERE I" OR tiLlT, SHUCKS: NO '1 MAT MA~\,.'flOI.IS JOB I , Or!E'D HUt(!' 600 BOO I PfOPLE !-¥WE. BEEN )( lo('ILLED fOJ? LESS THA'l ~!\IE HUNDIO!ED J I H~ t'\LWllVS •·cQ~(l( 14L!VE ".' 800 BOO'? Of.!, HE'S MOM 'S ONL'f BI?OTHER. · STEPf.IEN STUBS; l.JNCL£ BoO 1:100'3 LIV!;D WIT4 U<Q, L0 '~4 AS ! CAti R"MEMBEJ?! CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD$ I AIBIS AND SLATS lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN TRAVEL TRAILERS IQuotlty Buill) 1967 Modo!J In Stoet FOR SALE ROUSH & LYONS Ranch Style Brick House. 9 CAMPING TRAILERS Rooms. 123 ft. long . Wall .to wall carpet & paneling, 3 IHo~t~~;VL near Chester, Ohio in the Baum Subdivision. By appointment only. Make an of· I baths. Just off State Rt. 7 1/EG, I GU£5G I AM,, fer. Price $39,000.00 ALL NEW FOR 1967 IMYP£ THAT'S MY TROUBLE., NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR THERON D. CRUISE Rt. 1. Box 1598 Oak Hill, W, Va, (67 Apoeho Marod.ol 21 F"t Long 1967 Apoehos Duo Doe. 10 Ph. 304-469·3746 SOLID STATE STEREO - 1966 •.,......,......,...,....,.....,...,......,-• walnut console model, radio 1'15 ACRE farm, house witb t equipped with 4 speed autorooms and bath, cellar. cellar matic changer, 4 speaker bouse, 2 large barns, free sound system, just taken in. gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedt· Pay $1.2ii per week or pay ate occupancy. Peart Wll· balance due $96.28. Ph. 992Hams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. 126 roa~ I"' ~ ·~ & na I"' .3.4.. Guido's lowest note - I" I" I" f:l,; Man . 30. Bright 8:n , :\o1 irlclh·port , 0 . 12 7 6tc Reg. $299-Now I"· 23. Certain old Marion Drum Set o!laDcl 28.Epocb 30.ImpudeJit bay ;ThND I~G or West Virg1ma. or 25.- 1• 0 22. lsll's in Galway ------timber In Ohio l>rldp .,,,,.,, NEW COMPLETE GUITAR ing 8. Dlltrlbat_ month vox ti.:Mem-cor ZI.CIIIa out the alae lii.Fioot. llno !\dams and Stanley Auction l-4. Single unit Bouse and Trading Post l6. Not many is now under one roof at :16. Perry L::utrel Cliff School House Mason's Wanted llorae ...... 13. Rental conlract opponent: on State Rout e 124 ilnd new a.bbr. Ill. 7 b~·· pas~ , ope n daily al 17. Cooking 12 noon. Jim Adams and receplacla. Worth~· S t;m h~). ll 20 tfc 20. Through. ]II; Portal " -DOWN - 1 $24800 DAilY CROSSWORD School, ch ur ch. hume. Ph. Lane DanIels, 992-.1509. 12 7 121p only $10 Pomoroy Open Ev11. Tr ustees. OJAMJ TUN I NG, NEW WURLITZER Pomeroy Motor Co. Your Chevy Deoltr \ Gtelt/11 ~~~~t~~ PIANO , .i.,.,. 1 . • SUPER SERVICe !ITATION SHOP HERE 1, Ike. i Ail nt'W ! 11 28 tfc . rune~ ')r markers mu ~ t FOUR ROOM furotsbed &par& 1,,· rnt>l with grcJund, no: ment WY :!.-3658. 4 14 tfc ~l ·r·•Jb bt ry on lot."-. nt gr~w- 1 FURNISHED and unfurnished mg nl fl()wcrs durmg mowmg Cl to boo! ,. 11 C 1 apartments. ose sc • 1 s •asr1n. Gravel hi erne ery Pb 992-5434. lO 18 tfe Ph. • GETS YOU· THROUGH TRAFFIC BETTER THAN ANYTHING ELSE . .. , "i" ni t. wnod boCit,-~-- adrift 5 ROOM house with bath, MOTORCYCLES 1 POMEROY 992-2181 CO~VAIR 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 . ... -·-. ._ "' ConvonftniT.... MASON FURNITURE CO. 1 I, WINNIE WINKLE ChristmasSale I GUITAR amplifier, 3 in Business Services with tremolo control, 12 '" , Jensen speaker, on and off WITH COLD Weather pilot light, like new. $35. Ph. crickets, spiders and 949·3941. 12 7 3tc Insects will be coming lnsi<!c I BREAD, 5 for $1; 16 rolls tis- your home where it's warm. sue $1; Dart bacon, 6llc lb , 3 Protect your home lb. bacon, $1.'!!1; Sugar, 49c thes_e pests . wllh ARAB, with IS order. Cube available at Kong : 1 79c lb.; pork 'cho,s, 6llc lb.; Supply Co., Mlddterrt· · milk, 79c gat: Banner saus- l.iAKirMi ~I 30 lie age 2 lb for $1; Bananas, !Oc I' ~~:~5:~·~~ lb. M&G Food Market, Rt. 7, Middlepor~ In Cheshire. the Sentinel's 12 7 3tp Service column. MAlON, W, VA. ' ~ ~~~ ~~~~~-; 1 Exctpt Sundl.y ONE HORSE OPEN SLEIGHS ARE NICE BUT a•' OD I Pearl St., Middleport. Ohio, rr.011 tho Lar~est Truck or Bulldozer 1Rad1ator To Tbe SDlallest ,Heater Core. try. We pay c.ash for new or Auto. old guns, swords, old pocket 12 9 12tc GIVE !be perfect gift this knives, old any $mmunition, any caliber, amount. Chrislmas that ·.vill be treasFife's, rear of Speed Queen ured a life time. Portrait tak· Laundry Mat, South Third en in ·your own home. Also Ave., Middleeort, ,o. wedding and civic affairs. Call II 29 12tc now for appointments to guarantee delivery before Chris~ Insurance mas. call 992-3232 or 9493041. 12 9 8tc GET A quotation from iiEffi:. TER INSURANCE AGENGY 5 TIRES, like new, 7.35 x 15. INC. befOre renewi•g your Ph. 992-62911. 12 9 6tc auto insurance- We may be able to aovo you money. CHRISTMAS SALEI 8 2 lie NEW "'avro="'M"'O"'B"'n:-:,E'""'tnsur-an - ce- -;)Jeen CHEST FREIZIRS . . $151 cancelled? Lost y•ur opera~ All Models Slle Prlcedl All Appl11nc.. S1le PrlcHI ar's lli:enlle! Call WY 2-2966. We Serwlc•, D.llwer. I 15 tiC Fln1nee Open 1119 Every Nloht, Oan;1 \\"t•kh. ( ' POmeroy up. Pomeroy Home rhf' 1wighburs . rrlaLJves and 1.. and 4 room furnished apart- Singer sewing machme, . fnt·rd~ . ut ' _1he la1e H . B. t Ad Its Referelices. l26 plete with attachments. This . t I ku~d men . u . . d . Smith h•r tol l' lf at· s ij .Mulberrv Ave., Pomeroy, machine equ1ppe to Zig zag, r••·"~ : c;~rds .. ;md th e beau.lr- 66 !.lS. • 12 8 tfc make buttonholes·, etc. take 1 fut ilo rill ol! er mg:-.. A spec al . . -- over payments of $5.42 per !II:JII'-' 1ll Bn. r\ llmf', the- _4 ROOM unfurrushed apartment month or pay balance due dorL:,r:-. ;~ rrd nur~ t·s of the in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. $65.04. Ph. 992-3218. 12 6 6tc J\!e 1gs (;('IJera l ! ~osp! l :l l , the 1 11 _16 tfc 1 sprf'1al nurq'"· bmrg Funer- 1TRAILER space on Brown.O COLOR TV, 1967 Motorola, like · ;.t[ \iunw :mrl tl1 c pal lhrare.rs.l Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992- new condition, full Ni('tT nephew.~ and cousms 262~. 11 10 tfc make payments of $$ 12 9 Jtp IMOUERN z bedroom borne. week or pay oil balance. - ---' ~911 20 DA ' · 11.1·'11'1-l and familv want Pomeroy. 0 • Ph. 992-2903 da1 '"' ' · · ; ; or 992-3702 evenings. 1o 1[ ,11lk ;ill who hf'IP£? ,nj f :14 tfc anv \.\·,1 y during my illness ====-;--::::::::--::;::;:-l~~:.ii;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii=-;1 and s\H.I Jt the hospita l, the FURNISHED 4 room apart-1.crnn"t·;Ky :;quad for therr; ment with bath. Ph. 992-5435. g(~ld ,..,\ork. Dr. Pickens, any· ! 12 6 tfc on1• who sen t cards and flow· SLEEPING rooms, close N:.:. Th1nks 1o all my fnc nds town, 127 Butlernut Ave .• :md m·J~hb· '~" Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc 6ROOM house and bath, fur. 12 9 lip nace and garage, 2.15 W. Main St , Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992l \\l SI\ to thAnk all my triends! 2668 or 992-2961. 12 5 tfc ;md .:q:!lbor~ \\ ho ca ll ed or ' HARMONY apa rtments. o..: t·nJ 1 .11·do.; dunng my illn(•:.s., rooms furnished. New: PlaJ!t·ll :-; .1 al lh;mks to 1he doctors er, paint, floors, sink, eJec,tricll :••111 · w~~ ·~ en ll t1lzer llospil· i range, bath. furnace • i·· Wdbur Ht•;Jver. Ha·l Private parking, out of all <<h<o. 12 9 li p! floods, one block from high sd10e,ll ~meroy. Pb- 99U392. 12 I and Found RADIATO SERVICE MONEY for Xmas, giYe us a For Sale For Rent 0. R . white ONE GOOD used electric range 150 NEW Hampshire pullets,. $1.50 tach. Lois Barn· Pomerey Home & Auto. bart, Portland, 0. 12 7 3tp 12 9 3tc SE WI SH 1o sincerely 11wnK ; ROOM - fur~ished apartment SOMETHING TO P~TCH JlciiTi<::~lJW!I II' , . FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES PONIES, cbofce colors and heights. Child trained and green broke. Terms. Call or see E. J, Hill, Road, Pomeroy• Ohio. 12 8 9tc NOBOO'( TO 60 'POSSUM HUNTIN' WIF Exporlepced Grinder-Mixers, plows, discs, mo~ers, spreaders. tractors, cham saws & bulk tanu. 992·5101 ly WALT WmiiiiiU ' I COULDN'T GIT .:=====:;;;;::;::==:=:::=.=::;;;:==::: =:=:::::;=; DAVIDSON. H0 NDA eUSED BARGAIN 8UYSe 65 VOLKSWAGEN lllAUi~ dlangl!r. 8SR cbuger, make payments ol $1.50 per week :-, ..... v ALII. OF THAT DADBURN PLACE J: COULD SWALLER, o~- ... ' 1811' State, 1 STEREO, S jpeed Uke lntermiled new, 11·~-------,1 Fnr gtAPLttrt•l Dty lefor• ,_.Jtll~atlclll :• - ' IY PRID LASSWELL.. THI WILLETS ' - - - - - - - - - t o - D a t l y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 9, 11168 AD INFORMA liON '"'!I IMNIY GOOCR.I IIIII INUPifY fM1TH SNUFFY Get Extra Cash The WaDi ~d Way I' .. Co. W~NT • .-. . '. ""' ,, • I R!MEMeER !O~E· THI;G THAT W.Y HCLP iHf POLIC.: t=~Ntl MY LOST POCKET800K I I ALL t:ARS ARE REDUCb! I 5t: DD ~ NLY :<.:CALLED A l.!,.QIMN WHO ~OLLOVVED ME AR'CUND 'THE 510~E T~ AT DAY 15 su::; A KNOWN iii ::K?,:x:~-;;~-:- ? ... COME IN and SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 Door H.T. 8 cyl., auto. trans., pow. steering, R&H Was $2495 - - - - - - Now Only $2295 1~4 Ford Gal. 500 4 Ooor . 8 eyl .. auto. trans., W~ power steering, R&H $1795 1962 Ford G1l. 500 2 Door Now Only $1495 8 ryl., std. trans. with over drive , R&H lly RALPH HEIMDAHL Was $1095 --~----Now Only $895 1965 Mercury Monlorey 4 Door 8 cyl., std. trans., power steering, R&H $1995 - - - - - - Was ~IA.-TAT Now Only $1795 ~~~·T· ~ · lit· «. t:BEAPIES fA'KE YOIJR PICK, ONLY I $125 e196l Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Aut. trana., rodlo .l-btot. . el96o Dodge 4 Or. 6 cyl. Sid. IronS: Rodlo & Heat. ' . '1,959 Ply. 4 Dr. 6.cyl. sJd, tranL radio & ·halottr ,;II) j:aro and Trucks To Ch-• From . ¥ou ·Alway• Pay I.e•• .!It $EIJH GOBLE FORD Used Car ·Lot Middleport ., .' ) ' .' . . ... • ,.., ' ' ·, ., .. ...... -··- ' �.' ~.· 'New Officers Installed · Ch Es 0 apter BYPOmeroy · \ Beulalf Maxey is New Councilo~ of Chester Cou~il Dol AChapter Around and Ab00t Middleport. Beulah Maxey was elected tending. counc.ilor when Chester CouncU, The addresses of sm\s and Daughters of Ame~ica, met grandsons of memben 'who are Tuesday evening w1th 40 mem- 1n the service were ~tributed , bers present. and members wlll seqd them Installation of officers was associat• matron; James Souls· ' The moellng opened In ritual- Christmas cards. A rejlort on held when Pomeroy Chapter!by, _associate patron; ElSie Mrs. Peary Reynold• and istic form, with Mary Showal- the Deputy club and cllsV!ct of. Pomeroy Ohio 186, DES, met Tuesday evemng •Sm!lh, secretary; DorolhY :Mrs. Dorothy Lacey were in ter: cooncilor, presiding. Other ficers Christmas party ·held m Iat the Pomeroy Masomc Tern- Woodard, conductress, Helen Atilens Saturday evening to at-~ offiCers elected were Mar~aret Logan on I'!ec!lJII~r ~~ wu' 1Hubbard, assoclate conductress; lend a C()flcert at Ohio Unlver~ McLain, associate councilctr·, given by Either RidenoJr. Mrs. FR16AY SATURDAY pie December 9-10 ' ELVIS PRE.SLEY Barbara Thacker, worthy ma-l1 Cl.ara .Sue SouIsby, ch ap Ial:l: sity. . ~ Mary K. Rose, vic~ counci1~r; Cleland also attended. The an· "TICKLE ME" tron, and Dale E. Smith, wor- IR!chard Vaughan, marshal, DenniS Weber, senior of Rut- Anna Tuttle, assoc!8te v1ce nual Christmas dinner of the - Tt-chnieolor thy ru~tron, presided and distin· Flore.nce Tracy, orgamst; Ju~y land High School, was in Ath· j councilor; Dori!' Koenic, con· Past C~?Uncilors was announced Eln~ Pre~ler. Adams, lguished t'I tte D111• <'ns last Saturday to take tests I ducwr; •- Mary Bahr, !'a~; f~r1Wil'I~Yt"11':e~ ti, Jne<•ly" Lane, Julie Jack Mull!.n· guests presented and Mo rns, Ad a h; Ch.•ro a, at f!Jo' , Merry Anders. Bill W1ll· escorted to seats in the eafj ard, Ruth. Ru?y \aughan, Es~ grven at Ohio Umvers1ty. , Mary Hayes, rnside ~i; 7f.t:f.th'!,"•t~ ltaRey1 reitiurant. iam,_ Fun 1 Girls\ song! lt's were Bernice Hofrman of Rut ther: _Opal Pnddy, Martha: . Recent guests of Mr. and Myrna Carpenter, outside senti- At the close of the r:n,eeti.ng, Sp~:J.k~~ MURDER GAME" land, deputy grand matron ofiSue Zirkle, EJecta, Peggy Tay- Mrs. Herman Bailey were their nel; Mary Showalter, junior a silent auction was held by Ken Srott. Marla Landi, Tra District 25, and Gretta Harris lor, warder; and Albert Wood- granddaughter, Doris Harrison past councilor; Dorothy Myers, the ways and ~eans cqmmi~ dt.>r Fau lkner. It Takes of Sharpsburg, grand represen. la~. sentmel. Guy E. Gumther I and her guest, Linda Deane associate junhu past councilor; t.ee. ' " ~~;~fe to 1'lay, and Two Itative of Missouri. Will serve as a trustee for three of Cincinnati. Mrs. Bailey re- and Esther Ridenour, trustee. The next meetig wUI be DeAdmi~sion : ?5c and 4oc years. . . . . turned to Cincinnati with her An official letter and greet. cember 20. A 6:30 dinner will Prese~t~~ and welcomed Followmg the mstallatJOn, the granddaughter for a week's vis. ings were read from Elizabeth precede the meef:ing:, ~d fol· SU~~ATYU:S~~~AY were VISitlllg worthy matrons ?ew w:orthy ~atron thanked the I it with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Halberg, state councilor. It was lowtn·g· the ' Meeting there will Dec. _ . and worthy patrons, past rna-' mstallmg officers and all who Harold Harrison and family. reported that 16 members dress· be a Christmas program by the 11 12 13 ·'THE T,ROUBLE WITH [trons and pa~t patrons of Pom-1nelped make the evemng enJOY· 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Walters ed in white uniforms attended good of order ·committee and ANGELS" <ero _ y_Chap_ter ; Ma_rie Curd, able. Shestatedlh_ather theme . were in Parkersbur•, w. va. the Chester PTA meetin• on a $1 gift exehl!nge. Secret . pals Tt'chnicolor• • H;•vlt> \' - !\lllls Hosa!iml Ru s· d1stnct vice_ pres1dent; former was the tr~t fuJ fa1th of Martha. ·I Wednesda evening where they November 21 and presented will be revealed a~ new names. 1 ~t·l~, iliunie · Barnes. Gypsy Igrand appomtments and past Ell a Smith on behalf ot the visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill them with an American flag. drawn. Memhel'S are asked to 1\ •hl Le1•, June Harding ~ ~a.t~ons and past patrons of ';Chapter: presented a past ma-11 Angel, who was formerly em· I Erma Cleland, Council deputy, pay the 75 cents for dinner in C!llo:·cartoons: P"ickled Puss Little Bo Boppt-d IVIS! t mg chap t ers. Itr ons P10 t0 Bar bara Tllac ker , P1oy ed at Evans supermarket thanked the members for at- advance. Arlrni,~~ion: 75c and 40c . d -and James Soulsby on behall of and is now manager of a mar-! 1 .t t" nv1 a_ 10ns w~re rece~ve to Ithe Chapter, a past patrons pin ! ket in Parkersburg 1 attend mstalla\ion of officers of , to Dale E. Smith. Both thanked Mr. and Mrs. J;ck Bechtle I' 00 00 5 SSem a eQ the followmg Chapters, Athens, h . . • • • December 8· Bartlett Decem-~~ Chapt.er for thepms and : have rece~ved word that their •~ , bb' D b' Ev· 1also· for the couperatwn ul the son, S-Sgt. John Be<htle baSI1 C okb k IJI:r · 1 comnu"ttee. 9. :· 11 e ' ecem er ~· ~---·: j off1cers and members dllring returned from a four months . o oo s were assembled ta angehne, Decem be~ 10 ;. Mmear, their term of offiee_ tour of duty in Ge 3 M 1and made ready for sale when Attending in addition to the December tO: Ga lhpoi iS, De-i Remarks were made by Grot- r Bechtle and ch'ld/m ny.D ;'· 1the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, above were Judy Crook!, Soncern her 14 : Racme, December ;ta Harris and Bernice Hdfrnan and Marianne 1re~~ined e r~ I Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met dra Drak.e, Doris Ewing, Gail 17; . Thea , December 17; Euph· l 'l'.'ho wished the Chapter a good their home i~ Savannah Ga !Wednesday at the Columbus IHovatter, Rosetta Redovian, ~n:ua, De:ember 19; and Che-:year and extended best wishes during his absence. ' a. and Southern. Ohio Electric iRuth Riffle. Billie Spears and ;))me December 20. Ito all , Company soctal room. The LindaWatson, and Martha EsIl was announced that the The meetm closed in re meeting was opened in ritual Ichleman. annual meetmg and school of liar form , af~er WhiCh t ~. . form followed by roll call. 'I ----mstruchon of D1stnct 25 Assn would be held at Masomc Tern: group adjourned to the dimng : Big sisters were chosen for ple in Athens, January 10 It room for refreshments. _'Thelma I t • the new pledges and included I Complete Protection was also announced that there ~ill, chaJrman, was asSISted by Lois Clelland for Marie O'Don0 Is Our Business would be eleclwn and installa- Mary Porter, Lmda Gumther, New church and Sunday nell, Carolyn Grueser for Ann I SEE tror1 of a treasurer at the Jan. ~? {;utz, Pauline Hysell, :school officers of the F1rst Barnitz, Martha Eschleman for 2 uary mcctmg. Mea a Cav~s, R~~h· Moore and Baptist Church m Middleport Manlyn Swan, Barbara Riggs A contribution of $25 was' givMan~ Curd was the install- re~~~ed uast er. Sle Smith were e_lected at t?e annual con. :for Jenmfer Anderson, Judy en to the Rev. Wilbur Perrin mg. officer and other installing ~ervice and :e SII~r coffee gregatJonal meetrng Wednesday ~rooks for Sandra D~ake, Ann- lito purchase food for a needy officers were Ella and Dale E unch bowl esse ~ed, t he even mg. ;If Chapman_ for Bonme Thomp.- ramdy when 'l'rinity Circle ~mlth , marshals, Caddte Wtck- banny ZrrkleB=~Y Ewing and I Officers elected for 1967 in- son, and Lila MJ~ch for Carol met Wednesday evening at the "Your Insurance i ham, chaplam; MarJOfle Crow cfla . ved as the elude Dewy Richardson Fred McCullough. Jenmfer Anderson h rch Cancelled? . conductress; LuClle Th1r comthmJttee. Horrman, and Gerald Iwas named chairman of the c pu d' th . I e wor y matron and wor- b . · led es rece mg e mee 1mg, a SIX We Can Write It" If'r, orgamst, Maud Grueser, ,thy patron B U d oa~d of deacons, Mrs. Bert P g · o'clock chirken dinner wasser1 3 1 i w~rder; and Theo Smith, senu- ~ Cowan, pr'ese~t~ ~ fts ~h~ ~ ~od';er, ~nd F';~~ Edwards, I During the business meeting ved to 14 members and three ne · mstalling officers and also to us es, rs. 10 mg Hawk- 1o donation of $5 was given to guests, Rev. and Mrs. Pernn COATS BUILDING i Insta ll ed were Betty Cowan, !each officer. The Chnstmas' ~~-~~mes Pullen and Richard ' the TB program and Betty and Miss Sybil Ehersbach. Rev. f'h . 992·2903 Middleport v..or~~y m:tron,K G~y ;o~an, theme was earned out in the IW~ te' ~hurc~. ~e~, Beulah Rawlings thanked the group 1Perrin asked grace. While seatF-=========-:•,:or~_~Y-1P~~~!::on~;~a~t~ry~n~"_~'-~a~n:•/ de~rat10ns of both chapter and 1~ist~ni; t~~s~~r a Ml ow;n~:s· for th~Jr support m preesenting ed at the table, Mrs. Roy Sey. dmmg rooms. Houdasheit M • G ss r te the hillbillY play for the Gallla fried, president, on behalf of er assista~t· ~· ~orge Bak- ICounty Cancer crusade. Plans the C1rcle presentd a gift to , IM;s Milton H, drs.. oe Wilson, were made for the Chnstmas Rev. Per·rin, who thanked the Ul u Isurer Mrs 00 ffiiSSiOnS ld A th!rea- pa rt y an d d'wner to be beld Circle for the gift and also and Mrs F;ed c·:b n .ony Monday, Dec. 16 at Oscar's in 1expressed his appreciation for 1 eefS edneSOQy MISs Rh~a H ll ~ ~gamsts; Gallipolis. Reservations are to gifl received from the Happy Smart board a an ." Paul be in by Dec. 14. ' Har..,sters class. I I OriS cation: of chnsllan edu- It was announced lflat Mrs Following the dinner, I be A B. Kmght, advisor to the group adjourned w the social ' The Deeember meeting of tlJe I Miss Rhoda H I Guild of Grace EpiScopal church school t aEII,I church group, Will give a party for the room for • meeting and party. was neld Wed nes day evening ven assistant. reasurer, M'ltJzabeth I "Feud'rn ' 0 v- Group singing of Christmas car· H Sla- ~ cast of the Pay, I at the parish house wilh Mrs and' Asa Jord~n ft~aonn o.o d er Yonder" Dec. 23. Several ols opened the meeting, after J. E. D Hartmger presJdent, man· M A , B ce chair· !proJects ""'ere drscussed durmg which Mrs. Ben Neutzling, dem charge ' rs. · · P u J I e n, · the meetmg . Th · cflureh school supenntendent · 1"YOttonal leader, gave a medlta·l e Apostled Creed and Edison B k . ' I The members worked to com- 1t1on on Glona in Excalsts Oeo Lord's p raycr m un1son np- i' Leora Si aman er, assJStant· Mrs · plete the coo kbook s wh'1c h have the story of the birUl of· Christ' h ' ened the meeting, followed by ' lleeretaryg h' c ~rch schooi'l212 recipes and Will sell for !as mtght have been told by a ON RT. 7 IN MIDDLEPORT ·====.::::;-::-:-~:::iii-:::-:-: : ~~~~~~~~~'!/;;'1 an article on "The Advent Gerald A1: ers, ~hn Kauff, one dollar Copies were lo be ' shepherd of Judea and closed Wreath, by Mrs. Hartinger. Re- er, David "oar~~· Fr~son Bak- 1'placed m Elberfeld's., lola's in Iwith a Christmas prayer, ''Let ports were given by MJSs Vida Jacob Tu ' Gibbs, Pomeroy and Dutton s Drug Us Be Silent" Ih!e secre!My dM rner, Sam Hood, Ste-ISrore and Middleport B00k • an rs. H. 0 . pben Pullen Tony Fowler Rob ' Sto 1 M'ddl Mrs. Neutzling, who was al· E .' · t wing.' reasurer. A report was Richardson 'George Bake • H re n I eport. Refresh· sc program leader took the a !so. given. on the sale of pecans old Hubbard ' s served by the ..~- group on an 1magmary tnp ad r • .ar-. 1 menta __ _ were _ ___ A discuss Jon was held on church • r ·• an Willis -. projects. Anthony. Dana Harm. Tellers were Mr. round the world w see how . At th Servmg on the nominating Toy and Maril F It people of other countries ob1 . c1ose of th~ meetmg committee were Tony Fowler yn u z. serve Christmas. She told of re:::m hour was enJOyed ar.d Ichr., Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Willi; ~ H E C'-Christmas in England, Ireland, ents were served. I Anthony, Mrs. Asa Jordan I ome c .....ses Holland, Belgium, Germany, -~ ·· - ' I See Demonstrations Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Mrs. Nancy Efaw, Home Denmark, Spain, Italy, Russia, Economist for Columbus and Poland, Syria and France. A Southern Electric Co., pre.ent- poem, "f Remember We ll ed an interesting demonstratioo Christmas When I Was A Lit· to the student• in Mrs. Fran- tie Girl," by Mary Crowell, clo~> ces Roberts' Home Economics ed the program. classes this week at Pomeoy During the business session, High School. IMrs. Gladys Cockier and Mrs. !r She used "Christmas Spar- Phil Williamson thanked m•m' kle," as her topic and she show~ bers for their kindness to them. I ed several attractive articles A communication was read ' portraying Christmas symbols from Mrs. Glenry Ewing exand customs which she offered tended groelings and sent an oflttmember When rofu '"' " lO The simple fact is that on auto loon secured dias Ideas for Christmas decor- fering for the Circle. It was ' have fried chicken for SUnday ating. voted to P.,rchase a for a rectl y ' ' Orl a bonk -especially from our " Full 'I diJmer?Well,nowyoucanhave sick member. Each member is Serv,ce" bo nk- con be obroiHed qu ickly, pleosCol. Sanden' Rfcipe Kentucky CHILDREN TO MEET to take an arUcle for food bo1 Fried Orlcken any day of lhe an!ly, and at the lolf'J9St cost! For these a ~d r/y: r , week.~ IOC;Iay. All you have All children of Trinity United ,to church next ' Sunday. hi9hly-des irable auto loon advantages l ID do ,. p1ck 11 up and take it Church of Christ who expect to I Mrs. Seyfried thanked all for home. TheltrYiccis sudden !ling io the Children'• choir on Itheir cooperation the past year, FINANCE YOUR NEW '67 CAR HERE !~OW! Cbristmas Eve are asked w after which the meeting closed meet at the church, Saturday with the Mizpah benediction at .2:30 p. m. and gifts were exchanged. Christmas Club Payment No. 4 Now Due. 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken Plus all the trimmin's (A complete banquet for one) , ;> I 1 t.o PRICE 10 CENTf .. ' , ~ Rebellion ' 't Democrats I ;:iila;;;;•:ll C kb k A b/ed M ·de R dY For Sale by Eta Pht Sorority Umt = I 1 u·l Sunday School, Your 1 I Ch urch Names N ew Officers I I I 1 Cash G'ftMade T Buy Food for Needy family 1 ! I I Swackham~ 1 MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance A!!ency t: Epls copaI G 'JJ M W At p ' hH ouse ENJOY THE A~thony Ge; I I I AT 1 • The MARTIN RESTAURANT 1 I /Vt.._ • • ' • t We fix Sunday dinner seven ,, days a week t gift I'HE BOX . .................... . FREE! Beautiful serving tray when you join our 1967 Club. J Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. THRIFT BOX .. · .. ·.... · .... · .. .. $2.50 9 Pieces Chicken Only THE BUCKET· .. · ...... · ...... · .. $3.75 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 Pint Cracklin' Gnwy Hot Rolls (Serves 5 to 7) THE BARREL .. · .............. · .. $5.00 21 Pieces Col. Sanders' Chicken POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Take it from the Colonel .•• uu', finser lickin' good"® COLOHEI.IANDERS' RECIPE Member Federal Reserve System Kcatlllkv Triid Ckiftt~.' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatwn POMEROY, OHIO Serving Meigs County tor over 94 year~ RUTLAND .~· '' eOn 'the 3rd Floor For Furniture and Furnishings - For Living Room, Bed Rooin, Kitchen - For Tables and Limps. eOn the 2nd Floor For Womens antf'Girla Ready To Wear, For Luggage, Haaockf, DIRECTORS NAMED - Carl Hysell, Jack Cris"al!d,.;blyde Scraggs, left Jght, were appointed Saturday as directors. oJ the ne~Jj'' fQI'IDed Leading Conservancy Dlstrict in Meigs County by ~udge John C. Bac<ill. Bedspreadr., Blankets, Draperfts, 'Yafd Goods, For Pictures and Mirrol'l. Victor Selections of Radios, TV's, ~~ Players, Stereo Tape Recorders, For Gult1.. ' and Musical Accessories, For Vlctrole ~ Records and Sheet Music. ' ·-., NOTICE ·Starting Monday, Dec. 12 "1. OP(NTJlL ( g·')NfGHJLY n• 0 ., We Advise You To Do Your Shopping Early To Get The Best' Sl!lecfions. There Ia Still Time For lay-Aways, Only $1.00 Down - Pay Balance later. Don't Forget To Pick Up Your Blanket lay-Away - We Need Th~ Sp~cel llllsiDPtlft-.co'viNIINCif RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. 2ND AVE. MtDDLEPORT,..O. of three dlreclon established Lead· District County was made Sat· Common Pleas Judie . Bacon. . 'HI'e Carl s. Hysall, and Jaok W. Crisp, Hyaell wu appotrn. a term of tMee yean, for five years and Biven. cohservancy district, 1 moat property seellon of die from the For W•mens anti Girls Lovely Lingerie, Costume JewelrJ, Handbags, Buxton Billfolds, Umbrei!Q, Neckwear, Angel Treads, Sllpptl'l For Men and Women Cameras and Film. Gift Boxed Toiletries For Men and Women; w~;~=~in Westdox Alarm Clocks, Wrist Watches for S Men and Women, Flashlights, Pocket Knives, Sewing Baskets, Hallmark Canl. Kits, Binoculars, Big Selections of Max Fao-;' tor, Evening In Paris, Old Spice, Currier ancl' , ·t· ' 1 Shirts in • Wide Variety of Styles ancl; came~~~ Colon, Ties by Wemblay, Parls Belts for Men and Boys, Trousers for Men and Boys, Jackets, Sweaters and Pajamas, Womens Covers in the Popular Flannel Back Plastic, Bath Towell, . wl,a Hand Towels, Wash Cloths, Towel Seh, Matched Sheet and Pillow Case Sets. s • MARK WRIGHT: SUPERINTENDENT Mark Wright, 34, bas been nam~d plant superintelto dent of the Galhp~hs plant of Robbms & ~yers, Inc. ~ nah~e of Troy, OhiO, he gradu~ted from_Ohio State UruversltY. m 1955 w1th a degree tn mdustrial manageme~L Followmg graduatiOn, Mr. Wrtght received a commtssion 1n the U. S. Navy where he spent two years of active duty, and is presently an offici!! in th_e Nav~ Reserve. Mr. Wright was employed m mduatrial engmeer· ing by Hobart Manufacturing Company, Troy, eight years, aod has spent two years with R&M in industrial management. He and his wife, B:~rbara, plan to move as soon as convenient. They have no children. According to Mr. Wright, the plant is nearing completion, however ber;iuning of actual operations may be dela,ed temporarily due to delivery of equipment. Mr. Wright suggested that persons int~rested in applring for JlOSi· lions with R&M wait for hiS notice as to bme and place (1uo~r~m~a~ki~n~g~a!:!PP;::I~ic::,:ali:::'o::n::s:..·- - - - - - - - - - · LONDON CUP!) - Queen Elizabeth (the Queen Mother) Saturday underwent sucr.essful abdominal sur·, eery. A late bulletin said she had passed a quiet day and ber condition was satisfactory. The 68-year-old beloved grand dame of British roy· alty, fondly referred to by her nation as "the Queen Mum," surgery by a team of six doctors for\ underwen~ ":: ,.:: ::;..":".. ::: c0ld Fl Threat 0f ' J OOU H•t N nt• I d;.l!&! ;100 'S·a"'·fefy .,.YWS .. , ' .; · _tlat, · U~·l;l -~ 0 M0ther TWO Children are DeadIn • FIre • s~Jte e_.~,\1~ .. tbe 0:."':"~ ~- Cincinnati. Ha~ ·Lou~ Evansville~ creat·. :~~f ~"',::!t:"gdotm;!ilin~h ~ p li Taki ce ng T" p b . Lucky mFall Of F F orty eel .~ced I rta Electrical w_ een:"t Appliances, Cooking Utensils in Aluminum, . Stainless Steel and Teflon Coated, Gla... ware, Dinnerware, Corning Cookware, IP:" mfgh' r·"""'''''''""'""' a reading INSID'E TODAY ~corative Wall Clocks, Clothes ttampe~ Blthroor;, 'scales, Westmoreland Milk Glass, -'---- carnival Class, Kemple Glatsware, El-'rlc JOlDAN LEADER PLAYING IT COOL , ' l(ing Hussein Reje~ts Arab League Plans • tl'C4CCIICCI!i!IIIICIC4CW¥Cft4 a as as sa ceca t Dean f LaW Kirbury Brand in all Styles and Colan, Table • r 'l'he Queen Mum u ...0uery Tiurns 0 u t success:fiU l "'!;!!~ ,~ r:r,:~ '~ke Hosiery by Berkshire, Hanas and Our ~· ' r:l- I lves and Mennen's Cosmetic Gift Sets ' Mens . I Ruby Has· CanCer Suraery "fnetJ Electric Razors, Cigarette Lighten, Shavln!lj ; C . r For New To Brach's Fine Candies, Men and Women. .H~ir J?ryers, Artificial Floral Arrangement., Novelty l,.m, and Many, Many Oth.,._' .rd.' W: create a ma:eh ~Rot ~ on w epu P_arty will stand be~~t tho tile RuUand and Lanssville ar-~deepenlng ltlem. ~'."er~can people In li68, ~" eas. -Reclaimlng or fillinl wet JOint . statement said. We Nearly a year ago, an organ-· and overilowed lands. . Irec~ .. ~ embrace this ation known as the LeadinJ -Prov1dlng for Irrigation I responsibility. Creek Watershed Assn.. w•• where it may be needed. . 'll!e¥ aald "there IS good organll!lf with Isp acce~.ting -Regulalln& . the n~w of i reason w believe that within the tiUe of chairman. Activ1tie• $!reams and eonaervmg I h e two years . we will be the of the .group continued during watera tbereol, 1 governing party In the national this put spring and siiiiUDef. -Divertiq or fll wbole or In JDd then . In early October a pa- pan; ellmfnalin& water-courseo. tilton 1sklng for the Coillervan- -ProVIdln& a water 111pply cy District hearing was med: for domeaUc, industrial and pub. PIII'(IOS'!II for whieh the district Uc use~ . -Providing for the colleetlna is "'!iallllshed are; · -PrtVenllng Bonds. , , and diSpillfl of sewage and otb1 -!legulalln& stream , e111n- ill' llijuld wastes proclllced will!- ~t:~-~-~-~-1_- !1~"In ;~by:~;~ ~~~iU h~ B= A ~ "t'"'i''" LefJlStators . ' .' ,;.. e . SllCU :.• Waldorf Fruit Cakes, A Big Selection of-~ etn the Housewares Dept. - aeec~ COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.admini•tratlon" as well as 1n Pennaylvanla Gov. William W. (UP!) -Republi!>fn aqverJiors, trtates representing about 60 per Scranwn, who was the Chiel' filllhed with 1.988 succe11 and cent of he populatioo. drafter of the govemors lo:etastlng a pre8lclelitlil viC\0Rollllli!Y Ia FNII declaration, made II clear he ry bl 111611, said · Saturday The governors ended their thinks Romney obould be more "smouldering rebelliOn'~ agalnat conference at this Rocky , active in seeking presidenUal WashlngWn rule bas pushed Mountain reaort with Mlchi3an l backing now. But there was to "tbo end of the Gov. George Romney still lhe Utile evidence that the Mlehlgan · front-runner among . their pre.- lender was taking that adviceTwenty-three aovernors and ldentlal prospects, but still at l¥51 for Colorado Springs. govemor•<Oiect who wlll control lacking firm commitments from Tbe GOP governors' strongof tile nation's statehouses In most of hia asaociates. tbened party belief was reOectJ~~~;e:nded their two-day Romney edged a Uttle closer ed in action asaurlng them P' Republican gover- to becoming an active candi- more members on the 29-man nors conference 'l'litb a fresh date, however, but virtually Republican Coordinating Comchart of their plans lor 1!168. Inviting auistance in deciding mtttee, whicb moela Mondoy in " w intend that ur wbelher to run In 1968. <Continued on page 2) i wiD reco _our v ewe :firmed ~~:~'hy, ~ eorrtclloil of a cottdltlon follow· condUon .. coollnta w be By Unllod PreSI lntt.~t..I sla er of presldenUal assassta lng an apPendectomy two years satisfacwry, he doctors aa!d Snow was falling from Kansls to Ohio Saturday Le; Harvey Os•vald, is suffer- ago. Saturday night and the coldest weather of the season southward . · · ing from cancer. The he~lme ~~k1ng •:. from the Dakotas to Texas and h_MJsDSlSlinsl~pl. dFloCoal~s "'•' • 111 be nouncemen provo a sur• spread misery through Ind1ana 10, OIS an II 11!!! COLUMBUS (UPI) - Tbe Docrol'l Jay Sanford and of sympathy among Britons fornia. ' asked to enact a set of tougb .new .blgllway .Ia~ watts Webb of the Southwe•tern ' for whom the Queen Mother Heavy rain from a Pacific gale turned to snow as It 1 that include annual motor vemcle inspection, creases Medi<al School In Dallas, said stands as a symbol of gracl· reached the mountains of the northwest. Record warmth fees for license tags and teBII!'g of drunken driving su " Ruby bad been operated on ousness and devotion to du!)'. along the Atlantic seaboard caus.ed, traffic snarling !~g pects.. be of lsi U highway early Saturday and that canA leadins medical authority in New England and New York City s second smog cl'ISIJI Sill of the 12 mem rs a 1eg a ve · • cer had been found in Ruby's said that if it was a CI!Se ot a ~~ less than a month. Heavy . . 1\arly safety s_tudy committee Friday appfOV~d a ~~.:! rec~r lymph node. They said it had •Ingle uncomplicated obstruc- rain hit Dixie. Iseason. A wmd-whlpped storm SMOG mendatio~s to be made .to the 107.!!!._enera sem Y: spread from some other pari . uon, the Queen Mother prob. . Friday night caused two-bour blanketed The meeting followed e1ght ted of his body CIIESAPEAKE, Ohio (UPI)- . ably would be out of the King Detroit had four mches of power failure and was blamed Satutday 1n York City's public hearings. ' conuruss•on 1• o1pec . to :p-I · A mother and her two children 1Edward VII Hospital in tO to snow and Fort Wayne, Ind. for the crash of two IICbt Siset~t>:llll~d ~alr:.~~,,~ crisis since Onl ffl U e prov~ ~ recommendations or , They said lhev did not knnw Iwere killed Saturday when a 1~ days three inches, both in si> hours planes. T this lime reonetil mo.;: a rma v draftiog mro new lawa, 1how ..tenslve the cancer waa, kerosene stove in the kitchen i ., If ob•truction Is caused Toledo, Ohio, had four inches. . nd 1 lllfti:' Sen. Michael J Maloney R- no! could they say whether lhelofltlelr house here apparently , by adhesion after the •ppendix l Up to an inch nl snow fell in . fief :1• 11om toer Sl Ind., h !J'I The U. S. Bureau re:mm:':UQD$ the,.;. Senate 'rna- cancer "'uld be arrested. Thhey explnded. I operation, once this is devided Kansas. Freezing drizzle_ luued .a higl\ •id . . Commission. ' . ·1JO ritY whlp and a s'""" hazards r pollution po- Legislative Semce -.r com· said ood theY did , chnot know al Dead on arrival at a Hunting- or remov ed th'" wou ld unmed!-· ped h1ghw•y d t m1 M1ssuun. ·ow 1· 0 h more Cincinnati had 125 inches 0f N tentlal ldvlsoey, warning that mittee member, said he and g Ruby 8 ances 01 sUI'VIV ton w va funeral home were ! ately clear the obstrucl!on." arts eva a go wo " es and ' c.Iumbus 1 34. inches the pall of and fog Committee Chairman He a. Rep. Gordon M. Scherer, R· were. P.;kland Bowen Hamlin, , of snow. Louisville, ky., had.l.34 Inches; shpuld Unger orn. lha densely Ed Garrigan, R-Akron, said lha , would .present their Ruby ·~:v:O· with za, and her daughter, C~thy, 8, 1 Flooding was reported along jpaducah, jky., had 1,59 Inches. populated ,areai!Jili~ _l bill If the ~~: ~tal ~bed ~neumo- and ber son. Tommy ' · I 0 the Wabash and 'Whlte rivers in Parts of West Virsinla got more mominl• Mayf: V. 0 •houltl happen to ,..,..., w a was Indiana Tbe Eel river over- than an ineh say pleaded tjl' le support · lltudy ,committee recommend• nia. He was given oxygen and Her busband, Leslie, wa• at' flowed . at Logansporl. Ind., · to fight .1111. j)piitJII'lJI problem. • tloos. fluid In his lungs w~s rem~ed. work m Huntington when the IDle tO f0 e forcing several families to nee Atlanta had 1.64 inches at Wjthln - . . ~r. th. 'II1o revenue from the fll. i He wu deacrtbed U1 senoua blast occurred. The couple bad homes. rain. !irmtngham, Ala .• bad twjn effects of stdil'18 sun and cresaed driver II c e ~ s e fees condition. no other children. CINCINNATI (UPil - A lac- Montana reported more sub- 1.25 Inches. New Orleans briQ ~It cllared away would be used for driver Depcty Coroner G. G. Hunter Itory worker questioned in the zero temperatures early S"lur- neasured 1.17 inches. mvcb of lhe polluUoA.Iaden fog catiq~Wholesale Prices of Chesapeake ruled their •laying• of seven women wa• day than at any time this MUS!UES DEFEATED _... circulated fresblail'. · The other Are Down Again deatha were due w suffoca.l evnvtcted Saturday on an a,_ season. Havre and Miles City CHARLESTON, w. va. qne dial driver ~uca- WA8111NGTON <UP!) -Whole tioo. s_ault eharge and sentenced to had lows ol 15 below <ero. 1 MoJUiay for Ike - Dean Paul L. · ~. be required 0 ~ aale prices dropped for tile ! The· bodies were found tying'" months In Jali. It was 25 below zero at MURFREESBORO, Tenn. AS~GTI!JI\ - , il'oRMER the_West virginia school students ~nd pecond stra]81ll month In' in the Uvtng room of tbe five- Pollee said the sentence would Bismarck, N.D. and 21 below at !tUPI) - Tennessee State. UniJ>r,osiclenl ~~ .D. ~enbow· La.w Scbool fell 40 feet from . of ID ~l't'd living some econ- room frame bouse by neighbors give theln time to make a Devils Lake, N.D. Fargo, N.D. I versity, behind the br~IDI er: wUI IUldetao ap h01II' and a hotel window here Saturda}' · coune o r b omist8 bbj1e the economle pinch who heard the nplosion. _All thorough, unburned lnveatiga- bad a low of 18 below. Readmg pasalng of quarterback Eldridge h8u OP,e"atltll Monilaj.•lor re- apparently escaped lli!rtous. ~ lint tbDe In or lnflltlon be drawing to lhrte were wea~ng coats, lndl· Uoo of the activities of the de- near the ero mark were D1ckey, beat Muskingum SH to n$<al ol his gall b'-llded. jury. · · or of an e"4 eating they were preparina to fondant, Posteal Laskey Jr., reported as fa~ south a•. Kansas! win the third annual Grantlnnd IJoelol'l at -Walter 1IHd Army Selbv 42 ot Mlrgantol'!ll qe. 'II1o Labor Department · re- .Jeaye the bouse. 129, an employe ID a mattress and eastward mto WJSCOnsm, Rice Bowl football game SaiHoepllll tl>e Op<!l'ltlOII !or Y•· w~ ~~ to .' ported Friday thlt tbanks to Ofliclals said kerosene appar- facwry, over the pa!il year. Grand Forks, N. D., had a urday .. 1 after. -!lllenalve Geriera1 HltiPIW · ;: L reduced t!\\118 lm• farm orodu• '"\enlly h~d been leaking out ol "We still think he's a good of seven below ero at The Tigers extended their tneillcll ~i/s lbal shoWed the · reJ10!111d .1m. ~'lfl(jllit!ll · IIIII prOcessed fooda, the who!&- tlie stove and had colloe!ad un- suspect" ln the all'~! or slay- mid-afternoon. wmnms streak to Z3 gam eo and fly& star .. " · . -~ . .. , · ' · · llle lndel dropped from Icier the linoleum and for some tngs, Lt. Col. Jacobs Schott, San Francisco reported twice ended a 17-game olring for U.. lionel. 108.2 w 1011.9~ reason resulted in the explosion. ehlef of Cincinnati pollee, said. the nonnal rainfall for the IMuskies in winning. and Gift Wrappings, Fanny Farmer Candies" Cotton, Linen and Lace - to Conservancy D.istrict Directors are Named In the Music Dept. For The Complete' RCA eOn the Main Floor - ' ( 1 Finest in Dining Why a Bank Auto Loan? of Road ay overnors Shop At Your Convenience On All 3 Fl~ors I POMEROY ,. ' VOL 1 NO. 45 '··, I DON MILLS BUD SIMPSON DICK KARR, JR. .. 11, 1966 SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL · · · · • I ID'W.. THREE SECTIONS And Also ... 1 ttltirit ' lll&id Ia ... ,MAilldJy, fair, COIIJ. •· DIP., ...., ,. •, a t, _.. !lldaJ. t.nt ... ARE 0PEN TONIGHT 1 ·t Wti'im!B ELBERFELDS ========-----. MiiGS THEATRE .na ' I.1' ,. Visit Elberfelds Toyland On Front Street In Pomeroy ................ vtt •• ., .1. ' \ "h . , .. ELB.~RFELDS IN POMEROY. " ~· i I ,Member of the Middleport Merchants Gift.A·R•m• f", , 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/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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