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Hoffa despite his claim that ollf~ his close associates had been a government informer~ ing an earlier trial. _. '-. The Justice Department had told the court that a·~ versa! would "seriouslY: hamjler the government) ~ . informers" in ~rosecuting cnmes such as espionage : narcotics violations. · Justice Potter Stewart, who wrote the court'a ion said ''the use of secret informers is not per 1\;~ con'stitutional," although they are not "to tbe siiP!l!! degree more free from all relevant constitutional~ !Ions than is any other gov ernment agent." " ro~t ""' DO' 'rW HOIJESTL.Y 'THIS PUklV LimE' WILL 8E ABLE 1D ,.....,.,,•._ ~f.A~'~ ' OR 11-IROIJJ A PASS . . Blame Smoktng id. ': details: 'O n t. ture, and he it was nol a type of mall On Monday Charles Wrig siderab\e dar llad llee n put agam. and ttl! ed to $1,800 tc Cancer Epidemic ·- eontents The tigaled by st officials. County hoc: in meeti ngs feren t dales meetings dL Southw('stern . reviewed the that calls fOJ 20-'fhe Sun OI<AY, FReAkY, LET'S ~£c 'rt>U M 1HAT FOOTBALL TO GOOD US£! LIT'S HAV~ IT! r:: Ii " t/il at 1 N ,. ··.it· . 12-11 ' ' """-~ . ,, ,,L'.''>1-1'' SEE T '. \ . .. ••• 4 ~· ~ r ._,,, · .. ·, ourt~ \. j .·• .- sea~ Petty crime Last weekend ed to brei1k i regis ler at tJ Steak House. damage to tb tllt ~ - ' .1._ t- . .. ' ' ' ' ~ ~ \ I• ' I .. ,..,., ..... , rhls Week, Startlttg Tmnorrow, Mottda!l • • • 1 ·- __ . .. ,' \Yj slowed the Cb who are gro1 t•vt-ry day. Rt their meeting ed plans for shopping ·:r·- ..' . - .. I :•._-( • I { Upper .' ' '~~ Driver Cited MterWreekt lnChtSter YIPPEE, MAN! HOORAY AN' SlUFF! I GOT ME ONE l'H.to:S WOOLLY AN' .ROUGH/ >'4- '.' It wi 1 ..." twee all-ut .. pictu chaso abov twee new ~14)tJtN w Don ~ ( I ~- GALLI I ' 210+: ., •' ~. ~ . I DID SO, T~ AN' I DID IT NEAT! WHEN TI-IA.T 1-o;IT TER. 'rOU Klb(.Ep LUNGED 10 HIS F!fU... •. ~ ~4! ... 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Ub liilhet in uy order. • OtDPiae Had ftocll M•ple Top pvel JOP added WMk lliifMI, CUS.. ~ MIDDLIJIOIT MIDDLIPOIT ................ '299 -: 'I I 11111 T - 1 S.les w-.w.vA. I , _ _ _ _ _,..:I ..IIIolilio_ _ _ _ _...;.:.;.....::..:.:..:.... ' & Snlct Mile.,..._ TheiiiYII' tr~. llt Ktrriut*; 0. ' \ ~' .·' . •• ~· Ingels Furniture 3 ROOMS New ' Scores •Jotllolnl. p~ I' n..:. eue. SMITH'S FIAJ HIT RECORDS RIDENOUR RADIO and TV :ne: ~co. DISCOUNT.ON AL.f·:. "I K MASON I 17 Weekend Sports.~ Sumniary · · · ·, D~r~:~nched mvisi~ t~le .:;;~~.;:========~~ H.UOMI 14Ye1'Uil.DI IMPt .. : · c i THE DAILY SEN ,::0:,."-:.-,.::::. horn~"ijim 1 ..· 38 Jl;f"a rker·Q loadinsrack - :;:tto&hi mutt t.horou1h jolt. From the·Heart and Hands ofAtu.• .. Athens; J . acason. s'h.ar:e· Top Spot After T.r- ~ - p Sf di an ngs l Dual Jtt·Sprar Wuhlne Action 2-HOUR GIRLS LOAFERS «p ":!" Dies Sunday MannUll d I I G~n -= !' Chestnut RJ•dge Socl•ety Ne...,.,.. Ridge Ken Mlddlepnrt High (""'' took their fust loss of the sea11011 Saturdar night at Jackson, 61153, v1cU~s of tbe nceedllJ(!y last runnmg and accuratuhooling undefeated lronmen. SEO Standings 1 I Jackets Fall 'io Iro,nmen, 6 SEOAL R THAI WAR Stock Market ALLSTAR ond period' tnit iii ih~t· ,,inf Meapwhile, ,the, Jac~el,! IIJU/Id Une in. the ~~: Tim Lucas, 'MI!Illna. and lfowe it 'dilficult to set up SCl"eens a)! I er, missing . between· U\\!m hli:J.·qdllli: .llOiillll the lronmen rcipeatedly broke In contraat, agairutl .Potmilr and ·tlje JI!Cketa ;"*r . eot clos- throu&h to steal the bail or foii they were If ·ot 25, or thtP .4 a~nralld. · .. 1' · ottempt.s tO ge.t an open •hot bama 20 of 28, Jacl<.lo!n · .~ a 'light 7t)IK! · 'By t.altume, Coach Dave GoUipolls 12 o( 26. . prt!S .in the' ftrit hl!lf :thai, pro- Fi&her's boys had pulled to an Jackson was f8 per' cent hn The Athens B~lldogs' ~trull· the buzzer sounded ending the figures. Jackson was tied .once at I~ duced turnov.ers aM ·easy~' i-pc\int bulge at 31-23. The Jac- the field, and the 'Jaclellf'..ft '!d the pace in ail overtime per· fourth quarter but it missed. Logan's eight field goals and 15 late in the first period, ·after men· baskets •br lll&rdl · .~vi ~ets got only three fielders In per cent. All but lout ol ind ,10 siip'·by !lie Pomeroy Pur- The Bulldogs ~ad tied the three foul shots for 19 poinls lAking a 12-4 lead. But.the·.quar· Green and Lucas: Jn,· the ~md that second period, two by son's 23 fielders were ,_ N pie ·Pantheftl, .57-53.' In a· South- same at 49-49 with 2 minutes lopped the Panthers. Radford ter ended 111-15 for Jacksitn. half they pl!lyed .a.,.,.., >deiJb. Qeor8e Sauer and ODe by Jim close.lns, drlVe.Jns, or re~ eastern Ohio Athlelic League and 20 seconds remaining in the also hit in double figuros with The Jackets' Bill Davis put erate game,' pleking;gp :· 1'11 e Butcher. pol hack up, or close-In jajDpo thriller at Pomeroy on . Satur- fourlh quarter and it was Bill t5 points on seven field goals in ' one.hander to make· il' 20- dribbler ~t ~un. a'jl4·,u•ing The gap held between 5 and ers. The rebounding was 'l'~r.day nigh!,. Radford who drilled a fieid and a free throw. Swisher was 18 for Jackson early ln the· sec- a tlgbt man,fo•-I!Wl: defen,., 10 unHI mldwoy in the fourth stand-off Jackson statmen cidiDitol ' The ; Bulldogs, after scoring goal with about a minute re- next with 8 and Whaley foDew· ·" period - when hoth Sauer and ing 23 for thetr club; ·Midii!IS in the closing seconds of the mainlng to give Pomeroy !Is ed with 7. "Wby' waste a leltelt .Come ! Butcher drew their fifth per.son- port's 20 lor theirs. Blll ·Mrl!t, fourlh periOd to ·tie" the game short·lived 51-49 lead. Pomeroy connected on 42 per on, Ill sbow y~u wbat I OUn · al foul. Sauer ~ad set out much who was second high to~ at the end of r~uiation play, Pomeroy trailed by 12·1 al cent of ils shots from the field waDI! · of the third period with four. bill's 16 with 12 pnints, naif 1:1 got the extra period tip . and the end ol the first period, but while Alhens ended w1th a 40 ~~ · U.was early in the fourth per- rebounds. For Jackson Miilllill quickly took a 53-51 lead. The hit a ho~slreak in the second per cenl. Logan pulled down. iod, U!Ot Jacket forward Mark was high with 17 pnints 8iiCAel visitors then added a Ire e quarter and led 21·20 at half- seven of the Panthers 19 reSEUAL STANDINGS • · · ' · I Tannehill, who had only 6 points his club with 11 reboundS.':'< throw to ge on top by three. lime. The Panthers rere on top bounds and Clark gol 16 of Ath(AU Games)· OP · 1· . nm . . . .· .. to that time, hit four I• n g Middlepnrl is at Rtllllli~ Logan, Panther SeD· 37-33 at the end of lhe third ens' 38. TEAM WL p upu . JUmp ·shots and a fifth from Friday night againsl N~W lor center, cut the margin to perlnd. The Athens reserves IICOl'l!d Athens 10 feet away. Hts secqnd long ville. '~' 0 . ::: 3 0 105 142 54-SS on a .jumper, but Athens The Panthers, after a bucket a 37-28 trimnph in th& Jackson." .... ' Defending co-challlPion Athens and .19116167 'title ef(ort made the score 52-47 for Jackson won the reser1oiPii!f then •ot iis vi to cinch! g b D s · h b t m'd ay nary contest Jeff Werry topped ........ 4 1 354 ,300 fa~orite Jackson shared.flrst place i!' the ' Sout)l~ast~rn .Jack!On, but al that point Sau- 44·31. Dennis Ault and ." ~iid o . · c ry · n , Y on wiS er a ou 1 w .· . . Middleport .... • 3 1 245 •10 Ohio Leagu. e standmgs 'tnday followmg loop Vlctones er. and Butcher drew Uteir 1·- Conde "ach had 11 for ,.;. le<' four pomt spread on a Duc~eL through the third quarter, bnd- P?m. eroy w1th 10 and ~hke Good- Pomero . .· . . , , , . , 1 2 175 185 S t d ht " ' "" and free throw in the closmg ly held a Ill point lead. Pome· wm s 12 led Alhens. I Nelsonvllle ..... I 2 180 194 aAu: ay mgt ;.. Its th' d 2-185· p00ton ~2-12 TOT· tal fifth fouls and exited. From pori. Mapes and Rice e,a~l!:il mmule. roy was also ahead by Hve at ATHENS - (57) - Rapp Gallipolis .. ..... 1 3 220 tens cap ur It ' then on Jackson pulled away ,1 12 for Jackson. ·' · ., 2211 straight wm by knocking off 3 ALS 23-llh-S6. · 18·43 halfway through Ihe tourlh Pomeroy . ...... 4 21 37 51 >J Wellston and both benches played the BV QUAKTERS "~ · ~ Coach er•'od Alh ens had tra II ed ATli~NS - (521 - Rapp 13 I 3 237 246 delermmed Pomeroy vivo, 57· NEL'IONVJU.E 1531 final minute M'ddiepnrt 15 ,.,.,,,..,~ p Logan I 3 200 237 53, in an overtime thriller at Pancake 1~1.:.21: HUbbard I I J k· . ·22 e of , 0: '.'.k .. · · 18 ':1 ~.:.., Russ Moore's Panthers through- De ·. R , -2-28, Heady 2-2-6, ~lark ·.. .... .. pomeroy .. ·.. I- 0-- 8· Haro)·d 7- 2-. 1u,. Cok • ac , on s success. s • · '" son . . ~ ·. " ' '"" th H Jld No · •· .... out the final period until the nms avp. e u ogs . 5-5-15, Hummel 1-0-2, Eb· SEOAL VARSITY Jackso~ handed M.iddlet>o'rt its er ~· Hanning 0- 2-2· chance> al the free lmr t~Ot· ' MIDDLEPORT·:· .:,: •: closing seconds when Athen; 1 scorer, had sconng honors lm 2-2-6. Totals 23-11-57. · TEAM W L p OP first conference loss at Jack· TOTALS 2j_5_ 53. ' ting lO of II io the las! quarteo,[ Tan~ehill 8--0- 16, . w:&~vii grabbed the rebound from a for the evemng by "nkmg 13 . POMEROY (53) - Swisher Jackson ...... .. 3 0 223 170 son. 68.,3 The lronmen areal- BY QUARTERS: wh1ch was !he real <"tsher tn , I- I- 1, Pullen 1~. _ charity tGS.S and scored for f1_eld ~oals. and.two free throws 4-!l-8, Radford 7- 1- 15, La- Athens .....• 3 0 1.,5 142 so 3·0 m . ' 1.rague pay. · . · SS the Jackets 11p1 1 bury 3--0--6, B 1813 12 13 ~ . 1 Y VIr- 1.ogan 11 b' trymg d'ff to f'n tch 'lrlil B NeJ.::on D · ' ' " "' ,'~·1. • (I k dded 15 51·51. Goard Bo b Shalwy, wit h for 28 pom Is. . ar a gan 8--3-19, Moore 1- 2-· l, Mi.ddleporl . .. .•• 2 1 169 1••0 tue o1 t he1r . 1mpress1ve . . wan . ov. Ne1sonvill e · •· ' Swan C-0- 0, . aviS =..:'-'•., 10 20 17 0--· 53 1 was 1e 1g I erenre. "1 r --~ ~'; .. ~ · the score tied, tried an outside for At hen9 to beco~e. thc only Whaley 3-1-7. Totals 23-7- Wellston .... ... 1 2 168 169 er the Jackets, the Ironmen Reserves _ Nelsonville 42, 11po. r1dt outscored Jackson 2J to 23 Sauer 5-,0-10, Bu!cht'r ~ . t s_hPI '..or Pomero just before other Bulldog lo hit m double I 53. Pomeroy .... ... 1 2 175 1115 Lo 1e ~oals. Hul of 111e11 II ' 4 Totals 2' 13 of 11) 53. _ are c1ear cu 1 1avor1 1es 0. cap- ~an 41 · chances at the fouJ line the 1 JACKSON - ~c. Nelsonville ... .. 1 2 180 194 lure the 1966-67 conference ' Yi · _, · Logan 1 2 151 175 I WEU$TON 1151 cashfd in but 3 times. They were ~· Howe 4-~ 13, Mullin"'., 7f0 G II. I' o 3 1" 172 crolwn.h I S t0 rd H· b '3-11 · Bue'cher, unable to hll both lrtes of '"Y ; 11, Gilland 4-0--8, Moun ,_ 1 a ipO IS " "" ~ not er oop g~me~ $ , _ay, ay urn. r-. ' "~ . one-and·Ofle chance. 6--6 :..ireen 5-6-16.· L~6;:1t. : , NBA Standing• TOTALS 12 12 IM 1377 Wellston scored Jts f~rst wm ~f 111- 7-29; Martm, 3-<Hi; Nlch- Jlnd the had six tri s lo the' 4- 8: Totals 23 (22 rf 29PIIi' .' By United Press International the season by dowmng Galii· Iolas, 1-0--2: Lavender, 8--6- _ ___ !'..___ --~-·--- - - - - ·- "-=~=,..., ~:n Eastern Division SEOAL RESERVES polis 65·58 while Logan picked 12: Milliken. 0--IHI: Jeffers, Daily Sent1nel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Dec. 12,. I~ l ij j r.11 O Prl TEAM IV L P OP Iup its inti tal triumph by slip- j 1-0--2: McManis, 1-1~3 TO- ' - - - - - - -· - - - - . ·-· ; Philadelphia ; · ~· 89 Athens 3 0 113 90 ping pa.t Nelsonville, 56-53. i.o- ITALS 24-17--<IS. Boston :ftob Nelsonville .... 3 0 12t Ill gan blanked NHS HI in . . . Go\LLIPOLIS (58) · lo .~ 21 5 :;~ .; :. ' Bi' IJIIited Preso lnteraatlonal 1provide the true lest for the New York ,~ Wellston ... .... 2 I 146 116 Jinal two minules to pick up 1ts Gilmore, 1-1-3; Jackson, I I 14 16 67 ~w ~ldndOr showed Duke !young _ Br~ins, summed it up l Cincinnati 6-2 ; Spencer, 2-~; Ford, 9 16 36 Logan ... ....... 1 2 109 109 victory. - .. ..... ·' you can t. keep a good man . after hiS diSas trous weekend. Baltimore · ~ Jackson 2 105 101! Box scores of Saturday night's Gilkey, ~; Mit- 1 5 23 ' down . I "There's only one word for i We•Iern Dl.. · Pomeroy 1 2 110 127 loop battles : chell 8--7-19; Ryal, 0--1- 1; 1 Country & Westero · ··'' The _1-foot·l Alcindor UCLA's !Aicindor;-problem. Every . seVI~~\. P<'l. Gallipol iS 2 97 134 LOGAN 156) Davidson, 1-2-4: Meadows, ;e~s. alwnal sophomore. center, cond he s on lhat court he s San F . ...... 0 3 101 m westfall 582-12 ; Weiland 7 . TOTALS 22-14-58. 1, 20 9 ·690 Middleport · · saturd~y pro bl em." ~ALS 12 12 902 ~ BY Quarters : stu I[L'<l iq 38 ~mts DetroitranciSCO 1v1 ... . . . . . ;w,. -2-16; Kemper 4-3-11; Stone 1 13 15 night· to lead hiS young Drum Score Fillh Win Si. LouiS 1l 14 ·:~l SATUROAY'S RESULTS: Wellston 14 17 II II- 65 . . team to .!01-117 rout over bighly . · ·~ IVarsity) · 16 a 6 28- 58 1 regarded ·lJuke and a two.gamel Texas Western, the defendm. g Los Angeles 11 17 ..193 i Wellston 65 Gallipolis 58 Shenandoah 51 Newport 41 Reserve score- Wellston 59 · : swee . over the visitors from NCAA champwn .nd ranked Chi cago 9 21 .300 Jackson 68 Middleport 13 Woodsfield 83 Matamoras 6f. Gallipolis 2t••• _ _ _ _ __!,;P,.h,..9"'8"'5,.·3,.3,.08""""""""",..,.,.,.=,.,,.,.,.,.,c,.hes,.;,t,.er,.,,.Oh!!!!!lo,.!~ ~econd th1s week, scored Its Sunday's Results Lima Senior 69 - -------· th e ~·~th. • .1 h .h . '1 Athens 57 Pomeroy 53 lot) • T~ ·to . g Ne Yorker ifJ t stra1g t VJctory a:) the .os Angeles ll9 Cincinnati 118 Logan 56 Nelsonville 53 Ottawa Glandorr 66 who let h~:'~ates d: most of 1Miners, paced by Dave Lattin's Baston 117 Philadelphia 103 (Rmrvei Canton South 69 •th'' . F 'd hi U · 21 pomts stopped .">Outhern (Only games scheduled) s d v n 52 e scormg " ay mg as !e I\lelhod!st wlule third·ranked Wellston 59 Gallipolis 21 an y a ey Blue DevilS swarmed' over htm IK t k th p t R 1 h tt NIIL S d Jackson 44 Middlepert 31 Canton McKinley 72 w~ lh a collapsing I'•· · · man en uc y, \'il a 1ey 1 mg . tan iogl Athens 37 Pomeroy 28 Akron Central 54 defense found 1\ 1, . )atur·, two free throws m the last two By Un1ted Press Inlematlooal N 1 .11 42 L Canton Lincoln 75 ~r 41 ' Iseconds mpped Nortllwestern LO W L T l'ts e son vi e ogan Akron Suuth 48 day. He h1l for •. •I •uals l ' ' · · FRIDAY'S GAMES· IMd ··two of seVeJ1~. n.'l l ti'Jrow I aver~ tlleir se(.'ond de(eat ul the New York 11 7 6 28 Jackson at W~lston , Al1iance 64 East LiverpQOL 57 ' attempts "' UCLA, top·ranke~ l wee . Toronto 10 6 7 21 Gallipnlis at Athens New Philadelphia 69 12 3 7 27 nationally, swept easily to 1ts 1 Riley Jed Kentucky an upset Ch~eag~ Pomeroy at Logan North Canton 10 11 9 23 NelsonviUe at Middleport third victory in as many games. ' victim of Virgmia Tech ea rlier ~ontreal Upper Sandusky 40 Gallon 6 12 5 17 SA1\IRDAY'S GAMES: Kentucky Winner im the week, w1th 3~ points asto n Bellevue 59 Willard 58 In otper action involving the Iw hi 1e Northwestern's J i m Delrolt . . 6 15 2 l4 Pomeroy at Wahama Norwalk 57 Shelby 44 · lOp . tO , Texa~ Western stopped Bruns, whose layup at the Sunday s lle$atls · Gallipolis at Coal Grove Marion Catholic 64 ' Southern Methodist 71~. Ken- Ibuzzer to tie the game was ! New York 4 Montreal 2 Logan at waverly Colonel CraiVford 53 tucky edged Northwestern 118· ldiSallowed, scored 34. · De~rmt 4 Toronto 1 . .~ Alexander at Nelsonville Zanesville 60 116, . Michtgan State downed Matt Aitch tallied 25 and Lee ! Ch•ca~o 2 Boston 2• 110 Athens at warren IAcal Columbus Central 44 1 Wichita State lOJ.OS, HoustoniLalayette . dropped in 20 .as . AHL standlqo NFL Staudlngo By United Press lntern•tloaal · dumped Hawaii 9J·59, Louisville Michigan State downed Wicb!ta I . nipped Socthern Illinois 70·66 m State. I By United Pre" lnteroatlonal Eaotern Dlvlsloo ., double overtime, New Mexico l In other action. Villanova , Eastern Division blasted Texas Tech 80·59 and edged :.Jarquette 811·78, St. I W. L. T. Pet. Zanesville Rosecrans :o4 L; T; r;· Drigham Yowrg trounced St. ' Joseph's tPa. ) downed St. Dallas . 9 l 1 .750 Ridgewood 4~ Hershey 13 9 3 Mary's of CaHiornia 108-57. !Francis tPa.J 8:;.71, Soulh St. Loms 8 4 1 .m Maysville 76 ~~~=ore 13 7 1 Ninth-ranked North Carplina ;Carolina beat Maryland 65-~l, Cleveland . 8 5 0 ,6;5 New Lexington 6! and V1rgmi a Tech tNo. 101 were iMici!igan upset Dav1dsun ll-ll8, Philadelphia & 5 0 .mj Philo 49 Sheridan 47 ~:~~~~~~ ~ :: ~ idle, . .. . ! Iowa State downed Drake 90·83, Washmgt•n 1 6 0 .S38 West Muskingurn 70 western Dlvlsioa ~lcmdor, even With b1s "low" : Evansville beat Notre Dame P1ttsburgh 4 8 1 .333 Roseville 64 19·point ou.tput Friday nig!lt, is 1105. 99, SouU~ern California Atlanta S 10 0 .231 Tri-Valley 59 Crooksville 57 Pittsburgh ~· La Tl P~ averagmg ~~.~ pnmts per game. whipped Depaul 82·79, West New York Ill I .033 Miller 59 Glouster 57 Rochester !5 9 1 31 He opened his varsity career' Virgin!• nipped Illinois 90·88, . Wesl<l'll Dlvlsioa Cleveland 8 10 3 1• w11h a 56·perlormanc:e agairu;t Vanderbilt stopped Wake Forest W. L. T. Prl. Boston at New York Buffalo ~ 18 4 1j crosstown·nval Southern Cali- 88. 82, . Loyola of Chicago ~flreeP Bay 11 Z 0 .!46 (Only game Echeduledl fomia hiSI week before meeting ,whipped Illinois Wesleyan 89-68, Baltimore 3 ~ o .615 Sunday'• Gamel Soaday'• Reoults ·1 · Lo A 1 • 0 6 5 Kansas City at San D1-o Baltimore 4 Sprin•fleld 2 lhe Blue DevJ s.. 1 Dayton routed Easlern Ken. s nge e~ 8 o1 • 1 "e If "1o Duke Coach VIC Dubas, who!e tucky 104·82 and Arizona State San FranciSce fi ~ 2 .5451Denver at Bulla!~ Rochester 4 Bu a 0 ~ charges were supposed to took Creighton 75.69 . Chicago Pitt.sburgh 4 Cleveland Z 4 7 2 .364 Houston at Miami --,~~ - ·· -·---·-- -··.. Minnesota 4 8 1 .3::3 t0nly games scheduled) Providence 3 Hershey 3, lie Night Til9:00 ~e:,k;:;r~:~ ~;.. -.. !Bulldogs are 57-53 ·Winners in Overtime Ingels Open Every 1 hours z.4 and 7-8 p.m. ParOI'b : : QROVm Ohio IUPI) daugllter oi St. Louis were V!ith · only on Pediatrics Ward. 'nit Rev. Staniej lllloa bad tiai London Dam was run- Ivloltors last week of her par· brother and slsler·in·law, Mr. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Pt. e e Admulloas . 1 U,ttle . tr:ouble . geltlng hto nlng~·12 feet, Mermel Dam onto, Mr. and Mro. John Sargent and Mrs. Robert Mallo•. and 0 4 Pleasant Archery club baa com- FoK,.'::: go~lis\ ~~ truck • .,. today. 13 feet, and Willflll4 dam II ~ ~ Mrs H '- E John- his mother, Mrs. Elmer Matt••· ple\¥11 plans lor the Indoor ·' ares · ""' 1f The minister, who OWII8 a teet. r. · ar.., · Funeral services were held at shootlni match Monday and Daniel, 1910 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. ~ ftrm here, left bls iBoat Movemellll: leon, Taauny, Cheryl and T~r- Tempi• Church on Mondav for l'riday oight.s at the local Na· Ora A. Shaver, 720I> Second hom•\ before dal'ill 8lld forgot ; Ohio River - Andrew Cal· ry, spent . the Thanksglvmg Harley Townsend, Galena: who tlonal Guard Armory. Ave.; Mrs. Carl L. Nibert . ._ "" bb lloule and lrul!k ileys. llf houn up 14, 1:30 p.m.: Jenks weekend With bor brotber, Mr. wao a former resident of this Plans also were made for a Hedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Blanclle ~on lhe fi'GIIt door, bull up 14, !:15 p.m.; Polljo K. up and MN. Robert Sleek and lam· communily. He Is survived by ClifistmasdlnneratGeneBall's Nibert, 82 State St.; John A. bb t~ife, leeriJI& Ill b\truder,1t, HO p.m.; W. S. Rhea up Uy of Massillllll illd other rtla· his wife, the .former Virginia Restauraol lonight. beginning Howard, Rt. 2 Bidwell; .LaJ:Y 0 refused to an~wer the door. i14, &:15 p.m.; John Lodd Dean ilives. Mrs. Ada ~:ck aC> VInson, two sons, Paul H. and at J:IIO. Members are asked to W. Edge, Jr., Rt. 1 GallipnH•: , He went around to the back: up 14, 10:45 p.m.; Baby Lear companied them h · Martin H at home; two daugh· contact Don Nott, secretary, for LewiS L. Maddy, Rl I Galllp.. COLUMBUS (UPI)- Pollee door, but !he iltiD did IIIII 1 """ ' up 14 1·15 a.m.· Express down ' lllr. and. Mrs .. Howard Thoma 1ters Susi~ at home and Reba "'" lis; Mrs. Fred Facemire, Rt. 1 today had a lot cllheories but wer It So lllxoD, 16 1o1 a la<l·' ' · Jr., Angeha, Timmy and Betl1., • • • 5 'ot 1urther'·n1ormat!on. A .... U· Galli lis· K dl AnnBa R littl el lD lhe w.t. murder de fr ...._ d •l4, 4:45a.m.; DCiplo up l, NI!'N Straitsville and Mr. !Mrs. Bob Tennant), Sunhol"'. change will take place at the pn • en IT, I. e ae ~.... r om ""' P1'11B an 15:55 a.m.; Harvey Jordon up Services were conducted by dnner I Bidwell; Mrs. Paul F. Den- of a weslaide family. dlniiied up to a IB<fll!d.Door IS 6·15 am. Steel Ran-r .•nd Mrs. La'!" BaiT, and Da-1 David Wh•'te wi'th Inter ' · J a•• 11 Pbllli LL f'r••-'• Smllh, ~-• of ~.....,_- _._.__ ' ' · · ·' •• vld of Langsville were Thanks- "" · · Anyone who Is intereetel! in ney, r., -we ; P J. "'"g ,,.... """"""" ' down IS 6·30 am · Eaotern up ' · ment in Temole Cemetery 0 joillllli the Point Pleasant Heck, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: WII- homicide sqUid, !lid SUnday He tapped softly, 10 8111111 111 16, ~:00 ~.~.; OVEC up 16 5.45 · ~;ln~n:u~~s ~!!~;/;;.:~'·1 1 Those who called al the h~me Arc~er Club may coatact Uam P. Plillllps, Rt 1 Bidwell; Ills lnveslllatlon Into lhe lriple disturb lhe ael&hbon. H Ia 1 a.m.; Mar&aret Lewis down 11, ' and Palricia · of Paul and William c. Perk George Casto, president, phone Mrs. Harold F. Mack, Olesh· m~er has led ~re. frllblelled witt llrtd 1 lkalio!d:20 a.m.; Kathleen K. up It, ' Mr and Mrs Frank Sarvor I because of the death of Mt. 675-S, or Cbarles Walden, !ro; Mrs. Jolin D. Salllz. Kl. We have no motive, ber molver ~the lliJI.i4:30 a.m.; Pollywoa up u. ) Jo~ and Eddie of Bever!' Townoend were Mrs. Ruth vice president, phone 875-2325, I Galllpoila; Charles B. Roblrr pects and very I!W dlleJ, dow at blm, illd ucl 16:115 a.m.; Wayne H. down 17, , were YSunda v~i~N of Sharp and son, Kennard, Columor )Jon Not~ secret81')'-treasur- ~el~ M~. Fr<d. MP. ~:" ~u:~~ red u:\":.~== 7:20a.m.! Indiana up 1&, 1:55 ,porents, Mty and Mrs. Howard I bus, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sharp, er, phone lm>3387. • • easant.. rs. l!lJ . appea a.m.: Nabonal up 18, 4:55a.m.; Thuma and P•tricia. 1Canal Winchester: Mrs. Harley It was anuounced thai the Earl 0. 'lb>ma, Pomeroy, Mrs. to be 1 triple bomidde, 9lDce window lllld tapped again. l!iJ Elisha Woods up IS. 5:05a.m.; LDUis Oielll who is attending I Townsend, Paul, Martin, and Arsber club will host tile West l'ernoa A. Cadle, Leon, W. Va.; they wa-e Wllble 10 loealt the wife !trocl blttlnC ~bJJJJ R. H. Bosworth II up 19, 6:40 college in Micl.lgan was a re- ' Susie, Galena; Mr. and Mrs. Virl!l"ia Archery Assn.. State M~. Heber Rlllle, Pt. Plea.. murder CUD iD tbe!r apartmeol ID the arm ~ . a.m.; Steel Trader up 23, S a. ,cent visitor of Mr: and Mr•. l Bob Tenhant, Sunbury; Mr. and 0peo over the Memorial Day ant, WIWam R. Anderson, Jr., whe~ they tlved fGr Glle mcnth. times. ,. In lair COIIdl t Im.; Jeffboat up 23. 6 05 a.m., j CharIts Diehl and family. 1 Mrs. Emzie Davis, Parkersburg, weokem <Uid the wv AA Loot Pomeroy; Mrs. Raymond L. ~ bodies ol lllrey Lovine, lllml , 10 lloo a hlca up Greenup 1.30 p.m. Mrs. Lincoln Russell wu W. Vo. Mrs. Townsend il o Shoot in August Kerns, Rt. I Racine: Mrs. Paul i7, hls wife Gnila SJ. and her St. .lbry 1 Hospital . in nearbf ISally Polk up Greenup 10 p.m.; I Ioken to Holzer Ro!pital 00 niece of the Pack brothers The WVAA si.te meeting H. OUrs, Portland; Mrs. GBiy mother, Mrs. MIMie Terral, N HulllliJCioll,tedw:,.a. Wil lCharles StevellSOII down Gree~>- Thanksgiving Day for medical The aMual Christmas .prowill be held n..e also on Sun. L. Massie, Wellston; Mrs. were discGv~ !Ate Saturday bellll trea up 11:30 p.m.; Little George Icare. She Is feeling somewhat, gram wlll he held at the Ternday, Janu81')' 8, at the Point James W. Morris, Jackson ; Ml1i. by Mrs. Levines -Ded emdown Greenup 12:116 a.m.; Ken· ,better. rle Methodist Churth on Frlcby Pleasant Cily Buildlnc John E. Grow, Jackson; 14rs. pJoyer and a comparuon. tuckian down Greenup 5.35 a. . Mr and Mro Charley Smith evening December :13 and ev-----· James B. Aldridge, Coal Pollee ..ld the apctmeot MOUNT ODBIJl,l*' (U· m.; Louisiana up Greenup &:05 1and jo were ,;anksgivlng Day eryone ~welcome. ' Grove: William F. Allh.r, bore evidence~ 1 struale, but Pit - ~- lime hrlllp a.m.; Boc-K up Meldahl 1:55. P· ; visitors of their daughter, Mr. Carpenter Youth Group, Bap. Olesapeake, Mrs. Eugene H. :•dthe..oo::r,.:lidAIIIII:'w: oat tile n1lrolll llullla 111111 m.; .Zimmer up Meldahl UO and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, tist church, met at the cburch Hafer, Rt. .a Jackson , Mrs. . · ,... ., aueraD¥ 18 .., dll- p.m., MISs Susan down Meldahi iKevin and Charles, Langsville. on Sunday evening and plans Cbarle1 S. Smcl~"· WeDstoo; lipped <>Ver and 1 llAII ,... If lllelr - · llol cll1 12:45 a.m.; 0. F: Shearer up ' Also enjoying the turkey din- were made for their annual Mrs. Mary Colhns, Rt. I Ew- broken. .,....b bore llllak tiiey llavo Meldabl U5 a.m.. Ro,. G. up Iner were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1Christmas program which will CONTINUED From Pap 1 ington; Ira E. Sharp, 1!1. 1 p,_ tile - · 1'lle7 an olfero. Meldahl 2:30 a.m.; Bessie Wal: 1Knapp and Mlcharl, Timmy and be beld on Sunda~ evening, De· CommuniN. dro: Edward R. Pattersoo, 0>1Lac for llle • llllle-toac. life. ker ~wn ~eldahl 2.40 a.m., Mrs. Lena Knapp. cember 18. TheAmeriean :copter unit tagevllle, W.Va.; K~ly Jo Colalllei rallrold - tile tnek F1'81lklin Pierce dowb Meldshl Mrs. Ann Barnitz and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier lhat IS ~Jng Thais in ley, Wellston· Mts. Herbert at least I a.m.; Flag Ship down Meldahl · Ann Mary Ruth and Ellen or d 1 mil of G u· u5 1 wbat tbe V.S. military establlob- L. Pope, Weliston. NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices 'fto M- GDead VDialo s:25 a.m. Po.,;eroy were Thanksgl;;ng :nt .: y 'th h~ lpo ' s~n men! termS a logistical capad!y Births today opened higher in modor- CoueD wW ae<ept bids aaUl 1 GaJIIpollt llom - Onward up 1Da ests 0 a u ay WI . paren s, arrived ID Thailand about a Mrs ""·ald B F ate trading on the New York aooa Dee Zl oo Ul! feel of 9:45 p.m.. Betver dowo 12:30 j y i" I her parent.s, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly and . """ . orernan, • • .• and Mrs. D. H. Robeson and other relatives here year ago and waa sent to Columbus, son, 9:44 p.m. Frl- Stock Exchan&•· ratio, wetpillJ about N toea. a.m.: Tibolt up 1:55 a.m.; II. Chester Morris M d M Ea · S k Nakorn Pbanom, 4011 miies, day; Mrs. Gary L. Massie, Shortiy after the epening bell, Abo lnri!Mled lD tile pacbp li:. Bowles down 2:55a.m.; Jron..i · . r. an rs. r1 tar ~y northeast of Bangkok. Wellston, daughter, 4,56 a.m. the United Press internaUonal 1ft railroad Ilea, 111ree blimp- worker up 3:55a.m.; George I ViSited at the .home of their Thailand's war dates at least sunday ; Mrs. Earl o. Thoma, stock market Indicator showed er 11apa, alld 1 twlttii. n.e Price down f :IS a.m.; Lllllaa grandson, DaVId Wi•eman and to the beginnin( of this decade, Pomerey, daughter, 12:27 p.m. a gain of 0.21 per cent with 7R7 v111ap ..,.... rdroM 1Ciark down 7:45 a.m. lamMrlly.andln RMulla~:_ J0rd and perhaps before. Sunda issues crossing the tape. There m.w 11 tl!e Sllortl!De wat ' luam Filla Duneaa · ro. ""'sey an Form Communist lfiiiiP y. wtre 383 aclvances and Di orpDhed ill tm. ,k last 8....., up Marmo~ 9,46 p.m.; ~ 1nd children were in Charleston, Sometime in the early 1.9e0s, llfsebaries declines. 1'1111 .,,.. tbe tnek ,.11 a Fort Dearborn down Marmet ! n;:o W. Va., on Sunday where lh•Y Communist began to lure yontbs Arthur W. Alllson, Mrs. Cla.ra Airlines moved mostly iiJgher. week ago today. 11lt line 1:20 a.m.; Charles K. doiiD called on Mr. and Mts. A. R. from 1mpnvenshed areas to Ambrose, Mary N. Boster, Will· Electronics also improved with IIDked IIIOIUlt GDead, Morrow , Winfield 3:15a.m.; Solvay dOWD~ Caster and Mr. and Mra. ChN- , Cvmmunlst Cbma and North ard Burchett, The Rev. WI!Hs some exceptions. Steels opened Coaaly'a seal, will! Edlsoe, a Winfield 5:10 ~.m.; Lll<'v Jalll! IY ALTA. CONE ter Spencer. I Viet Nam. G: Coburn, Mr;'· Floyd D. Col- on a steady note lllld .moton ..,mmuoll)o two mllet away. Lw:as up Winfield 1:40 ~.!II. Enoo Peck, '"'" and daugh· MN. Doyl; Knapp, Kall, KtvOn New Year's Day, 11165, trill, Byrd 0IIlinger, Sr., Mrs. had a firm tone. Alrtraft.s ter, Springfield, spent an after- In and Charles of Lanesvlllt Cnmmunist China announced Goldia A. Hendren, Shirley Ann gained fracUons in most csses. noon with Mn. Ginevra F01ter. were Wedn!!day visitors of Mr. toormatwn ol the Thailand Hersman, Tennant Holland, Fairchild Camer gained 1 to MJ• Unda OlrlsUan hu · i'olriolic Front, similar to tile Charles W. Howard, Mrs. W. 119¥.. Admtral ellmbed 1 to CUJ11 TO IMEET 0 employment In Ollumbul. ~d MN. Charley Smith and ~;lllllnal I.Iberabon Front-Vtet l Emery JolmsoD, Ch<eyl Ann 351>. MagnavC>I rose to 44. The Portland Home Dem011o , K. E. Erickson was in All> · · c "' -- in South Vietnam. . . •Mash, Osborne, Mrs. mM fell 1 to 3'/SI and Tem rttltion club wlll meet oa e111 on lluslne'" TUesday. Rut there 1.! .very llldicatioll l Howard C. Samples, Ml!s fran. Instruments gave up I> to !OS\•. De!day, December II, from 101 Charles Eosex and family ed S nd · lth M 1 """ that the. Co~mUIIIst ces Stroth, Mrs. Ethel WI~ Sperry Rand tacked on 1> to a.m. til S p.m. at the homo of Colmnllus, spent a re<ent week: u ay w rs. . nco n n.ovement m Thailand ll11n laO! IIams, Mrs. Earl Winkler, Floyd H. Mrs. Rllib Ebersbacb, for Ill ' Mr. and Mra. William Ruso end with Mrs. Maud HolComb.' Russell at Holzer llospital. ' •mt ol the native landsi'Ope I. Yalei, Brenda L. Slanclifl, General Molorl added 10 to ChriJtmu party and &lit u- and son, Billy, of Columbus and Klllllll!lh Mosoman and lam- afternoon. e" ~" tf under outside dlre<tlon. Mrs. CbarlH L. stnDe ,and In- 68'1• . in the auto Hction. ehanee. and Mrs. Blaine MilhOAn, t1y spent the Thanksgiving holl· Albert Cone and wife spent . Mr. 1s le.ders are all Thai faat son, Mrs. Eugene Bare, cbry!ler beld s!Mdy at 33. Ford Elaine, Tooy and Mikel, local, clay with their 1011 William Sunday With Donald Cone and 1 nnllves, •s are lbe . bulk of 11:1 Mrs. K. Mooroe Cllaae, Mrs. lAcked on 10 to 40. U.S. Steel TO MEET 11JE!IDAY Thanlcsgiving dinne< who Is lllaltoned ot Fort Ben- family, Athens. 1were wllowers. Now estunated va. Luther E. erm,, Mra. Harry was up I< at mi. . The JlaciDe Ftremtn AuDI· : gueots of Mrs. Glenna Milhoan nlng Ga. · John A. Henslar, Newark, n~usly Ill 1,000 to 5,000. . L. Crippen, Mrs. AUce Geusler, KLM advanced I~ to llltl in lary will meet Tuesclay, Decem- : am Bernard. Mn. Allee Dod- M;. Ginevra Footer visited Sptnl a few days here ~ith his ,tsti!t1es on ~"-guerrilla IJndweU Undell Jarvia, Diana the aJrlloea. F.astern piclted up her 13, a1 7:30 p.m. at the fire son called lD the allernoon. at th~ L. 0. c:vttrell home for mother, Mn. Grace Htllllllr and actaliVIIy are Dill avowable. Tbe K. McAngus, Mrs. Rebecca "'• to 79'L and Della gainetl 1'10 boose. New members are we!- Mrs. Lucille Frost came to 1 few davs went deer hunttng. Th government operatea 011 · ' " ' ' · the tb.eo thai · W!sbin Mirkin, Kimberly Jo NeviDe, to 121\'o. Unlled fell 1 to 61'f. """"· Sanla will be at the Ra· i her trailer home Thank•glving. Mi!! Patricia M '· Gray. Wesley Gregory wao a Meresults <l.ry combat ~ Mrs. Otis N. Ntble, Mrs. Olar· and Amortcall Airlints eased 1> doe to!"" ball on Sunday at 2 Mr. Larry Farley retuml!d to !On, Ky., spent a w. .end with Arthur visitor one day the information on lndlvlclual bat.- I los Ralston, Arnold R. Reynolds., to 118. Ip.m. With treats for ohildren 10 his work Monday morning. her parenls, Ramon Morris and past y~oek ~. ••·' Mrs. Myrtle Sheets, Mro. !~rant years and under. Mr and Mrs Paul Osborne family CITE """"'' ........IIes can onIy encourage "'"I G S lth 8 sil Bl kb Mrs · · · •on~"" •n"""" Communist• and discourage Its · · m • a ac urn, · and clllldren or Lancuter wert Joe Turn,er, wife and Tony, Pomeroy PoHee l!Tfllal Lar-1 own poole. ~ ~w~ ~:ant Spike's Case Goet dinner guests of his mother, Albany. ealll!d on her mother, I')' Brown, 22, Pomeroy, for ~ Mer1e rnsA. CONTINUED from Page 1 . Before Grand Jury. Mrs. Edith Osborne. Mn. Ginevra Foster SundaJ apinnJna the wheel& oa Ilia ear 1011, ... s. Mr. and Joint Maynard Bahr INVITE AP.PIJCATIONS Kuhn aDd IDfant son, Mrs. Ar- II a "shoo-In" for mtnorlty CO~BUS (UP II - r he were 'lbanksglvlng guests of Mr A ll leu OwOIIS 8lld Infant ""'· Mn. lloor leader of the nell lqisla- alate 8 esse againSt Wl1llam R. and Mtll. Cash Bahr and rem: pp catlllll lor food baskeb David R. RJua and lnlint ture wblcll CODV1!11!! JIIJL z. Minor in till! murder of Clrica- U Alto t M d and toys. for small children~ aa1I&hter 9ell. Cl\arlea J. carney, &0 theolopn Dr. Robert W. ~ ~1 ~n bo receiVed at the Salvation Vouft&JIOWII who will ea11 the Spike ,.., !clleduled to go be- ;;. 011 IWle Army Headquarten, lU Butter· · caucus of .., wae to 'Mrs. 11 Democrats !Gre the snnd jury today. nut Ave., on Wednesday, IJe. elected to the :u-member ,..... The youna drtlter and adml~ Jordon. comber 14, aDYtlme lo 110011 « ld "F k Klni 1 shoo- led church bur&lar with a IDal :.!enday, Dee. 11th 111 the 11111* ate sa • ~n . ' a . history of mental WDesl plead- Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Miltime. ln. And,lllll• certainlf all rJgbt ed Innocent Friday and wa hoan of RuUand caned 011 Mra. for me. Kine also •rves u held In 1.., l 0 without boDcl ETerett Milhoan and l!emard . e '' a · Sunday afterllOCIII. pretfdent of lhe Oblo AJ1.C10. . RAPPED TWICE Thomss Honry !lboemalter, -.It~ Murl Taylor'• son-in-law, Ev· A .¥~ Vtr110n "'"" l!nod oa 83, of Middleport, Rt. 1, died Oil Flow Swpped · Mrs erett lllnaa, who baa been In two cllarceo In Pomeroy May- $unday 1110t111nt1 in a Buntin&- 1IE!IW1', LEBANON- on. live ,;........,. of the ' Meigs 1 the Unlvenlty Hospital at eo. or !lE'Ies Lepr's Court Sal- ton hospital. ceased nowiilg today · \b1QUsh CouiJty 'l'llbereulasls 1 0 d lumbus baa murned to b Is ui'Uj evening waa Richard Fri.- Funeral setvices wUl be COli- the multimillion dollar Jnterna- Iloalth Al!n., rtp'orted today home al Long !IG!tom. He goes ley, 31, f25 and coats on char!V ducted Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. tlooal pipeline rrom Iraq to the !bet 1215 lftten have been .., ta Colnmhas each week lor •• o1 deolnlction of Pi'"'*' ty at Olapman's Mortuary by the Mediterranean. The pipelloe ceited lD tha Cbrlotmaa Seal treatment. and flO and COlla for disturb- Rev. James R. Maya, Burial was shut down 1n Syrla"whlch catitpaip OODtrlbullllg ..,.lO Thomas Weber lJ improvlnl ~~.~~ -'*-~· will be In Sprinl HID Cemetery. sol!ed the line Thursday to 'l'b!t loal Ia t35GO. • slcrwly al his home. A retlted Iarmer, he wss force the Iraq Petroleu mCo., -GI- I. Mllhu born s.ptember 23, 1183, In Cab- (IPCI to double lls lfanail and I WIINI' JWL fOJt Do\VIS ell Counly, a son of the late royalty payments: · · Horace Greeley wu ·one of QUICK SERVIC& FOR .Joe and ~lt~beth Chapman It wa• not clear wpether the !be ~" of the ball boud of THE HOLIDAYS! Shoemaker. line was shot doiiD bJ Syria ao Jelfmo~ . DavlJ, preildeul of Survivors include the widow, repnrted earlier or by company I!Jt' C4nfederacy, wbon Davb Mro. Ida C. Pine Shoomaktr: officials. The stora&e tanks at wu relmed from Ffour daughters, Mrs. William the Syrian pnrt of Banias were Moaroe. DRY C~NING R. Meadows and Mrs. Peter run and any more on would ---M. Edmonds of Huntington: Mr have to be dlUilped. Syria baa CIIDIPANZBEI -SERVICECharles F. Gardner of Middle- forbidden tankers to load oil at Chimpamw are Ill home In !Upen Yeur I..,.) ·-~ port, 0., and Miss Madeline !he porl · triel or 00 lhe IJ'QIIIId. 'l11ey •-Lt----t ft-'I'DII!I Slloemaker, at home; nve sons, ' rotage for fruit, null and lrtfll IIWIIIIVII • WllllllfS linK Marloh F. Sboemaker of Rome, sBJIDIE TO ~ lhootJ lllld, 11 .DIPtfaD, build lmncllt. ,.,_.., ' 0., William F., Harry W., Rob- The Twin Qly i!IJi'(ilf Club 1ea1y aeats bl&b 1n lilt treu. DIVOTBII 1'0 IHJ'EI.DJ 01 ort L. and Jerry L. Shoemaker will meat 'l1nlnclay, Dec!emiiir HEIGl · HAIOH &IUU of Huntington; a stater, Mrs. 15,. at 7:30 p.al. lD its mMtlnC • ....... """' Marate SamJIIOII of Worthinr• I'OO!ns 01 tbe Masonle Temple _:;::,"',;::;~- ~. 0.; a brother, Ralph R. BUilditiC 1n llld4lepgrt. ,.,,..., .,. ......, ., - - Shotlnaker of Addi&on, 0., alldi,.iiOij;g.;;,•;;~~-•tl 'ValleJ' PllltliiAlnt l!Gmpltlll, Uu ... If ...... ••· .............. ..,., 24 grandchildren lllld 15 ,.,.~ ·~";v:~~'~Wl 241._ 141- . ll'andchildren. ~~ Fr1ends may can at the mot~ ONI.Y • ..., tuary after noon today. t1v:: II ' ·" ~ ...... ....... ,., I - - - - - - - - callllnl \ 1 .Joa Sunday's Results Phila. 33 Cleveland 21 Weekend Sports Summary Duke for the Bruins' second Bv' United Press In•ernatlonol . ht tr'rump'I over lhe Bl ue Washington Dallas 16 31 • stmg Minnesota 2834Detroit Saturday Devil!: ..::: PALM BEACH GARDENS, ... Pitlsbur~ 47 New York 28 Fla. (UPII - Arnold Palmer BUENOS AIRES, . Argentioa SAUanFria 16 St.ChiLouis 10, . kl bl d UPI)·'·' u· '" · • _, 1 an an 41 cago 1, an d Jack NIC aus aze out ( ~ ora<IO. At:Ca.a lo sue> (Only g~mes scbeduiedl six birdies on the last seyen cessfUlly 'dllfeQ~ed his flyweight Satlll'llay's Game• holes •nd won the $275,000 PGA boxi~l. ,c!Iampionship wilh a Cleveland at St. Louis national team champiqnship;Y unarUmous decision over Ala· . ,••, cran"'r()rres. IOnly games scheduled I -MEMPHI~. T•nn. cUPfJ _ .. _ Sunday SuDday'o Games Miami trailing 1·0 al halftime, I DETROIT (UP!) - Nick Baltimore at San Fran. raUjed for two touchdown! in IEddy, Notre Dame's All- Dallas at New York Ihe second half and defeated· America hallback, signed a Green Bay ot Los Angeles Virginia Tech 14-7 to win the professional contract with the Minnesota at Chicage Llberly Bowl game. . Detroit Lions of the National Philadelphia at Washington :Football League. Pittsburgh at Atlanta ,ORLANDO, Fla. (UPif - · (Only games scheduled) .i Halfback Roland Savage ran for i SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) ··olle touchdown and defen"' end 1 Kathy Wainwright of · Australia AFL Slandlogs Jeffrey Queen scored on an IJ<oke her own world reoord In By UDlled Press !Jitematlonal Intercepted pass to lead Morgan . the 400-meter freestyle with ~ Eastern Division State to a 11·6 victory over ;4:41.7 clocking in the New W. L. T. Pet. \Vest Chester State in the 1Soulh Wales Ume trials. Bostoa 6 3 2 .727 Tangerine Bowl game. : . Buffalo B 4 I .5e'l ' NEW YORK (UPII -The New York 5 6 Z .m BALTIMORE IUPI) -Re- iNew .York Giants hit tile lowest Housten 3 10 0 .231 serve qua~back Zeke Bra~ mark of their National FootbaDI Miami 2 II 0 .154 kow_ski ra!Ue(l the Green Bay history when they ' Western Dlvuloa ,. Packers. to a fourth-period a 47-28 decision to the W. L. T. Pel. .touch(!own that enabled them Sleelers for thetr •·Kansas City 10 2 I .!33 defear.tbe Baltimore Colts U-10 nth loss of the .eason. Oakland 8 • I .615 19~·wln their second -· San Diego 7 5 I .583 ·• Uve'Western Ccm~nce Utle In Tex. (UPII Denver · . 4•.8 0 ,3(11 the Nationai ·FoOtball League, lost tq the ! x.CJJncbed division title Redsltins Sj.:SI but Sunday's Resalls a tie lor the Eastern Boston 38 Houston 14 in the National San Diego 42 New York 2'1 ,League because the Oakland 28 Denver 10 Flleolls d'elealelj the St. Kansa• City 11 Miamll8 · Oarclinals 1&-10. 1Salurday'a GaiDei -Tbel We cannot tell ~ · a lie. The Dcvtge Rebellion wants you. I • Y001 wont to go lint-dou II h way! Without t~ntll • bcliiCIIe todo ill When money li the quest!oD, City J,oan is the answer. Juat callaay one of your close pemonal JDODeY frleada hen for \ lillY amOUII.t, eonfldeatieUJ, ~ •• .1. SPECIAL·LONGER HOURS TILL·. XMAS 125 E. M1ln St. '67 Monaco \. iTYLOAN~, • With Monaco for '67._'~~·e_... Dodge of them aiL ', ,;;_~; .\; WID,. 18 c Ul.jpch V8 the standard engine. 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"I K MASON I 17 Weekend Sports.~ Sumniary · · · ·, D~r~:~nched mvisi~ t~le .:;;~~.;:========~~ H.UOMI 14Ye1'Uil.DI IMPt .. : · c i THE DAILY SEN ,::0:,."-:.-,.::::. horn~"ijim 1 ..· 38 Jl;f"a rker·Q loadinsrack - :;:tto&hi mutt t.horou1h jolt. From the·Heart and Hands ofAtu.• .. Athens; J . acason. s'h.ar:e· Top Spot After T.r- ~ - p Sf di an ngs l Dual Jtt·Sprar Wuhlne Action 2-HOUR GIRLS LOAFERS «p ":!" Dies Sunday MannUll d I I G~n -= !' Chestnut RJ•dge Socl•ety Ne...,.,.. Ridge Ken Mlddlepnrt High (""'' took their fust loss of the sea11011 Saturdar night at Jackson, 61153, v1cU~s of tbe nceedllJ(!y last runnmg and accuratuhooling undefeated lronmen. SEO Standings 1 I Jackets Fall 'io Iro,nmen, 6 SEOAL R THAI WAR Stock Market ALLSTAR ond period' tnit iii ih~t· ,,inf Meapwhile, ,the, Jac~el,! IIJU/Id Une in. the ~~: Tim Lucas, 'MI!Illna. and lfowe it 'dilficult to set up SCl"eens a)! I er, missing . between· U\\!m hli:J.·qdllli: .llOiillll the lronmen rcipeatedly broke In contraat, agairutl .Potmilr and ·tlje JI!Cketa ;"*r . eot clos- throu&h to steal the bail or foii they were If ·ot 25, or thtP .4 a~nralld. · .. 1' · ottempt.s tO ge.t an open •hot bama 20 of 28, Jacl<.lo!n · .~ a 'light 7t)IK! · 'By t.altume, Coach Dave GoUipolls 12 o( 26. . prt!S .in the' ftrit hl!lf :thai, pro- Fi&her's boys had pulled to an Jackson was f8 per' cent hn The Athens B~lldogs' ~trull· the buzzer sounded ending the figures. Jackson was tied .once at I~ duced turnov.ers aM ·easy~' i-pc\int bulge at 31-23. The Jac- the field, and the 'Jaclellf'..ft '!d the pace in ail overtime per· fourth quarter but it missed. Logan's eight field goals and 15 late in the first period, ·after men· baskets •br lll&rdl · .~vi ~ets got only three fielders In per cent. All but lout ol ind ,10 siip'·by !lie Pomeroy Pur- The Bulldogs ~ad tied the three foul shots for 19 poinls lAking a 12-4 lead. But.the·.quar· Green and Lucas: Jn,· the ~md that second period, two by son's 23 fielders were ,_ N pie ·Pantheftl, .57-53.' In a· South- same at 49-49 with 2 minutes lopped the Panthers. Radford ter ended 111-15 for Jacksitn. half they pl!lyed .a.,.,.., >deiJb. Qeor8e Sauer and ODe by Jim close.lns, drlVe.Jns, or re~ eastern Ohio Athlelic League and 20 seconds remaining in the also hit in double figuros with The Jackets' Bill Davis put erate game,' pleking;gp :· 1'11 e Butcher. pol hack up, or close-In jajDpo thriller at Pomeroy on . Satur- fourlh quarter and it was Bill t5 points on seven field goals in ' one.hander to make· il' 20- dribbler ~t ~un. a'jl4·,u•ing The gap held between 5 and ers. The rebounding was 'l'~r.day nigh!,. Radford who drilled a fieid and a free throw. Swisher was 18 for Jackson early ln the· sec- a tlgbt man,fo•-I!Wl: defen,., 10 unHI mldwoy in the fourth stand-off Jackson statmen cidiDitol ' The ; Bulldogs, after scoring goal with about a minute re- next with 8 and Whaley foDew· ·" period - when hoth Sauer and ing 23 for thetr club; ·Midii!IS in the closing seconds of the mainlng to give Pomeroy !Is ed with 7. "Wby' waste a leltelt .Come ! Butcher drew their fifth per.son- port's 20 lor theirs. Blll ·Mrl!t, fourlh periOd to ·tie" the game short·lived 51-49 lead. Pomeroy connected on 42 per on, Ill sbow y~u wbat I OUn · al foul. Sauer ~ad set out much who was second high to~ at the end of r~uiation play, Pomeroy trailed by 12·1 al cent of ils shots from the field waDI! · of the third period with four. bill's 16 with 12 pnints, naif 1:1 got the extra period tip . and the end ol the first period, but while Alhens ended w1th a 40 ~~ · U.was early in the fourth per- rebounds. For Jackson Miilllill quickly took a 53-51 lead. The hit a ho~slreak in the second per cenl. Logan pulled down. iod, U!Ot Jacket forward Mark was high with 17 pnints 8iiCAel visitors then added a Ire e quarter and led 21·20 at half- seven of the Panthers 19 reSEUAL STANDINGS • · · ' · I Tannehill, who had only 6 points his club with 11 reboundS.':'< throw to ge on top by three. lime. The Panthers rere on top bounds and Clark gol 16 of Ath(AU Games)· OP · 1· . nm . . . .· .. to that time, hit four I• n g Middlepnrl is at Rtllllli~ Logan, Panther SeD· 37-33 at the end of lhe third ens' 38. TEAM WL p upu . JUmp ·shots and a fifth from Friday night againsl N~W lor center, cut the margin to perlnd. The Athens reserves IICOl'l!d Athens 10 feet away. Hts secqnd long ville. '~' 0 . ::: 3 0 105 142 54-SS on a .jumper, but Athens The Panthers, after a bucket a 37-28 trimnph in th& Jackson." .... ' Defending co-challlPion Athens and .19116167 'title ef(ort made the score 52-47 for Jackson won the reser1oiPii!f then •ot iis vi to cinch! g b D s · h b t m'd ay nary contest Jeff Werry topped ........ 4 1 354 ,300 fa~orite Jackson shared.flrst place i!' the ' Sout)l~ast~rn .Jack!On, but al that point Sau- 44·31. Dennis Ault and ." ~iid o . · c ry · n , Y on wiS er a ou 1 w .· . . Middleport .... • 3 1 245 •10 Ohio Leagu. e standmgs 'tnday followmg loop Vlctones er. and Butcher drew Uteir 1·- Conde "ach had 11 for ,.;. le<' four pomt spread on a Duc~eL through the third quarter, bnd- P?m. eroy w1th 10 and ~hke Good- Pomero . .· . . , , , . , 1 2 175 185 S t d ht " ' "" and free throw in the closmg ly held a Ill point lead. Pome· wm s 12 led Alhens. I Nelsonvllle ..... I 2 180 194 aAu: ay mgt ;.. Its th' d 2-185· p00ton ~2-12 TOT· tal fifth fouls and exited. From pori. Mapes and Rice e,a~l!:il mmule. roy was also ahead by Hve at ATHENS - (57) - Rapp Gallipolis .. ..... 1 3 220 tens cap ur It ' then on Jackson pulled away ,1 12 for Jackson. ·' · ., 2211 straight wm by knocking off 3 ALS 23-llh-S6. · 18·43 halfway through Ihe tourlh Pomeroy . ...... 4 21 37 51 >J Wellston and both benches played the BV QUAKTERS "~ · ~ Coach er•'od Alh ens had tra II ed ATli~NS - (521 - Rapp 13 I 3 237 246 delermmed Pomeroy vivo, 57· NEL'IONVJU.E 1531 final minute M'ddiepnrt 15 ,.,.,,,..,~ p Logan I 3 200 237 53, in an overtime thriller at Pancake 1~1.:.21: HUbbard I I J k· . ·22 e of , 0: '.'.k .. · · 18 ':1 ~.:.., Russ Moore's Panthers through- De ·. R , -2-28, Heady 2-2-6, ~lark ·.. .... .. pomeroy .. ·.. I- 0-- 8· Haro)·d 7- 2-. 1u,. Cok • ac , on s success. s • · '" son . . ~ ·. " ' '"" th H Jld No · •· .... out the final period until the nms avp. e u ogs . 5-5-15, Hummel 1-0-2, Eb· SEOAL VARSITY Jackso~ handed M.iddlet>o'rt its er ~· Hanning 0- 2-2· chance> al the free lmr t~Ot· ' MIDDLEPORT·:· .:,: •: closing seconds when Athen; 1 scorer, had sconng honors lm 2-2-6. Totals 23-11-57. · TEAM W L p OP first conference loss at Jack· TOTALS 2j_5_ 53. ' ting lO of II io the las! quarteo,[ Tan~ehill 8--0- 16, . w:&~vii grabbed the rebound from a for the evemng by "nkmg 13 . POMEROY (53) - Swisher Jackson ...... .. 3 0 223 170 son. 68.,3 The lronmen areal- BY QUARTERS: wh1ch was !he real <"tsher tn , I- I- 1, Pullen 1~. _ charity tGS.S and scored for f1_eld ~oals. and.two free throws 4-!l-8, Radford 7- 1- 15, La- Athens .....• 3 0 1.,5 142 so 3·0 m . ' 1.rague pay. · . · SS the Jackets 11p1 1 bury 3--0--6, B 1813 12 13 ~ . 1 Y VIr- 1.ogan 11 b' trymg d'ff to f'n tch 'lrlil B NeJ.::on D · ' ' " "' ,'~·1. • (I k dded 15 51·51. Goard Bo b Shalwy, wit h for 28 pom Is. . ar a gan 8--3-19, Moore 1- 2-· l, Mi.ddleporl . .. .•• 2 1 169 1••0 tue o1 t he1r . 1mpress1ve . . wan . ov. Ne1sonvill e · •· ' Swan C-0- 0, . aviS =..:'-'•., 10 20 17 0--· 53 1 was 1e 1g I erenre. "1 r --~ ~'; .. ~ · the score tied, tried an outside for At hen9 to beco~e. thc only Whaley 3-1-7. Totals 23-7- Wellston .... ... 1 2 168 169 er the Jackets, the Ironmen Reserves _ Nelsonville 42, 11po. r1dt outscored Jackson 2J to 23 Sauer 5-,0-10, Bu!cht'r ~ . t s_hPI '..or Pomero just before other Bulldog lo hit m double I 53. Pomeroy .... ... 1 2 175 1115 Lo 1e ~oals. Hul of 111e11 II ' 4 Totals 2' 13 of 11) 53. _ are c1ear cu 1 1avor1 1es 0. cap- ~an 41 · chances at the fouJ line the 1 JACKSON - ~c. Nelsonville ... .. 1 2 180 194 lure the 1966-67 conference ' Yi · _, · Logan 1 2 151 175 I WEU$TON 1151 cashfd in but 3 times. They were ~· Howe 4-~ 13, Mullin"'., 7f0 G II. I' o 3 1" 172 crolwn.h I S t0 rd H· b '3-11 · Bue'cher, unable to hll both lrtes of '"Y ; 11, Gilland 4-0--8, Moun ,_ 1 a ipO IS " "" ~ not er oop g~me~ $ , _ay, ay urn. r-. ' "~ . one-and·Ofle chance. 6--6 :..ireen 5-6-16.· L~6;:1t. : , NBA Standing• TOTALS 12 12 IM 1377 Wellston scored Jts f~rst wm ~f 111- 7-29; Martm, 3-<Hi; Nlch- Jlnd the had six tri s lo the' 4- 8: Totals 23 (22 rf 29PIIi' .' By United Press International the season by dowmng Galii· Iolas, 1-0--2: Lavender, 8--6- _ ___ !'..___ --~-·--- - - - - ·- "-=~=,..., ~:n Eastern Division SEOAL RESERVES polis 65·58 while Logan picked 12: Milliken. 0--IHI: Jeffers, Daily Sent1nel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Dec. 12,. I~ l ij j r.11 O Prl TEAM IV L P OP Iup its inti tal triumph by slip- j 1-0--2: McManis, 1-1~3 TO- ' - - - - - - -· - - - - . ·-· ; Philadelphia ; · ~· 89 Athens 3 0 113 90 ping pa.t Nelsonville, 56-53. i.o- ITALS 24-17--<IS. Boston :ftob Nelsonville .... 3 0 12t Ill gan blanked NHS HI in . . . Go\LLIPOLIS (58) · lo .~ 21 5 :;~ .; :. ' Bi' IJIIited Preso lnteraatlonal 1provide the true lest for the New York ,~ Wellston ... .... 2 I 146 116 Jinal two minules to pick up 1ts Gilmore, 1-1-3; Jackson, I I 14 16 67 ~w ~ldndOr showed Duke !young _ Br~ins, summed it up l Cincinnati 6-2 ; Spencer, 2-~; Ford, 9 16 36 Logan ... ....... 1 2 109 109 victory. - .. ..... ·' you can t. keep a good man . after hiS diSas trous weekend. Baltimore · ~ Jackson 2 105 101! Box scores of Saturday night's Gilkey, ~; Mit- 1 5 23 ' down . I "There's only one word for i We•Iern Dl.. · Pomeroy 1 2 110 127 loop battles : chell 8--7-19; Ryal, 0--1- 1; 1 Country & Westero · ··'' The _1-foot·l Alcindor UCLA's !Aicindor;-problem. Every . seVI~~\. P<'l. Gallipol iS 2 97 134 LOGAN 156) Davidson, 1-2-4: Meadows, ;e~s. alwnal sophomore. center, cond he s on lhat court he s San F . ...... 0 3 101 m westfall 582-12 ; Weiland 7 . TOTALS 22-14-58. 1, 20 9 ·690 Middleport · · saturd~y pro bl em." ~ALS 12 12 902 ~ BY Quarters : stu I[L'<l iq 38 ~mts DetroitranciSCO 1v1 ... . . . . . ;w,. -2-16; Kemper 4-3-11; Stone 1 13 15 night· to lead hiS young Drum Score Fillh Win Si. LouiS 1l 14 ·:~l SATUROAY'S RESULTS: Wellston 14 17 II II- 65 . . team to .!01-117 rout over bighly . · ·~ IVarsity) · 16 a 6 28- 58 1 regarded ·lJuke and a two.gamel Texas Western, the defendm. g Los Angeles 11 17 ..193 i Wellston 65 Gallipolis 58 Shenandoah 51 Newport 41 Reserve score- Wellston 59 · : swee . over the visitors from NCAA champwn .nd ranked Chi cago 9 21 .300 Jackson 68 Middleport 13 Woodsfield 83 Matamoras 6f. Gallipolis 2t••• _ _ _ _ __!,;P,.h,..9"'8"'5,.·3,.3,.08""""""""",..,.,.,.=,.,,.,.,.,.,c,.hes,.;,t,.er,.,,.Oh!!!!!lo,.!~ ~econd th1s week, scored Its Sunday's Results Lima Senior 69 - -------· th e ~·~th. • .1 h .h . '1 Athens 57 Pomeroy 53 lot) • T~ ·to . g Ne Yorker ifJ t stra1g t VJctory a:) the .os Angeles ll9 Cincinnati 118 Logan 56 Nelsonville 53 Ottawa Glandorr 66 who let h~:'~ates d: most of 1Miners, paced by Dave Lattin's Baston 117 Philadelphia 103 (Rmrvei Canton South 69 •th'' . F 'd hi U · 21 pomts stopped .">Outhern (Only games scheduled) s d v n 52 e scormg " ay mg as !e I\lelhod!st wlule third·ranked Wellston 59 Gallipolis 21 an y a ey Blue DevilS swarmed' over htm IK t k th p t R 1 h tt NIIL S d Jackson 44 Middlepert 31 Canton McKinley 72 w~ lh a collapsing I'•· · · man en uc y, \'il a 1ey 1 mg . tan iogl Athens 37 Pomeroy 28 Akron Central 54 defense found 1\ 1, . )atur·, two free throws m the last two By Un1ted Press Inlematlooal N 1 .11 42 L Canton Lincoln 75 ~r 41 ' Iseconds mpped Nortllwestern LO W L T l'ts e son vi e ogan Akron Suuth 48 day. He h1l for •. •I •uals l ' ' · · FRIDAY'S GAMES· IMd ··two of seVeJ1~. n.'l l ti'Jrow I aver~ tlleir se(.'ond de(eat ul the New York 11 7 6 28 Jackson at W~lston , Al1iance 64 East LiverpQOL 57 ' attempts "' UCLA, top·ranke~ l wee . Toronto 10 6 7 21 Gallipnlis at Athens New Philadelphia 69 12 3 7 27 nationally, swept easily to 1ts 1 Riley Jed Kentucky an upset Ch~eag~ Pomeroy at Logan North Canton 10 11 9 23 NelsonviUe at Middleport third victory in as many games. ' victim of Virgmia Tech ea rlier ~ontreal Upper Sandusky 40 Gallon 6 12 5 17 SA1\IRDAY'S GAMES: Kentucky Winner im the week, w1th 3~ points asto n Bellevue 59 Willard 58 In otper action involving the Iw hi 1e Northwestern's J i m Delrolt . . 6 15 2 l4 Pomeroy at Wahama Norwalk 57 Shelby 44 · lOp . tO , Texa~ Western stopped Bruns, whose layup at the Sunday s lle$atls · Gallipolis at Coal Grove Marion Catholic 64 ' Southern Methodist 71~. Ken- Ibuzzer to tie the game was ! New York 4 Montreal 2 Logan at waverly Colonel CraiVford 53 tucky edged Northwestern 118· ldiSallowed, scored 34. · De~rmt 4 Toronto 1 . .~ Alexander at Nelsonville Zanesville 60 116, . Michtgan State downed Matt Aitch tallied 25 and Lee ! Ch•ca~o 2 Boston 2• 110 Athens at warren IAcal Columbus Central 44 1 Wichita State lOJ.OS, HoustoniLalayette . dropped in 20 .as . AHL standlqo NFL Staudlngo By United Press lntern•tloaal · dumped Hawaii 9J·59, Louisville Michigan State downed Wicb!ta I . nipped Socthern Illinois 70·66 m State. I By United Pre" lnteroatlonal Eaotern Dlvlsloo ., double overtime, New Mexico l In other action. Villanova , Eastern Division blasted Texas Tech 80·59 and edged :.Jarquette 811·78, St. I W. L. T. Pet. Zanesville Rosecrans :o4 L; T; r;· Drigham Yowrg trounced St. ' Joseph's tPa. ) downed St. Dallas . 9 l 1 .750 Ridgewood 4~ Hershey 13 9 3 Mary's of CaHiornia 108-57. !Francis tPa.J 8:;.71, Soulh St. Loms 8 4 1 .m Maysville 76 ~~~=ore 13 7 1 Ninth-ranked North Carplina ;Carolina beat Maryland 65-~l, Cleveland . 8 5 0 ,6;5 New Lexington 6! and V1rgmi a Tech tNo. 101 were iMici!igan upset Dav1dsun ll-ll8, Philadelphia & 5 0 .mj Philo 49 Sheridan 47 ~:~~~~~~ ~ :: ~ idle, . .. . ! Iowa State downed Drake 90·83, Washmgt•n 1 6 0 .S38 West Muskingurn 70 western Dlvlsioa ~lcmdor, even With b1s "low" : Evansville beat Notre Dame P1ttsburgh 4 8 1 .333 Roseville 64 19·point ou.tput Friday nig!lt, is 1105. 99, SouU~ern California Atlanta S 10 0 .231 Tri-Valley 59 Crooksville 57 Pittsburgh ~· La Tl P~ averagmg ~~.~ pnmts per game. whipped Depaul 82·79, West New York Ill I .033 Miller 59 Glouster 57 Rochester !5 9 1 31 He opened his varsity career' Virgin!• nipped Illinois 90·88, . Wesl<l'll Dlvlsioa Cleveland 8 10 3 1• w11h a 56·perlormanc:e agairu;t Vanderbilt stopped Wake Forest W. L. T. Prl. Boston at New York Buffalo ~ 18 4 1j crosstown·nval Southern Cali- 88. 82, . Loyola of Chicago ~flreeP Bay 11 Z 0 .!46 (Only game Echeduledl fomia hiSI week before meeting ,whipped Illinois Wesleyan 89-68, Baltimore 3 ~ o .615 Sunday'• Gamel Soaday'• Reoults ·1 · Lo A 1 • 0 6 5 Kansas City at San D1-o Baltimore 4 Sprin•fleld 2 lhe Blue DevJ s.. 1 Dayton routed Easlern Ken. s nge e~ 8 o1 • 1 "e If "1o Duke Coach VIC Dubas, who!e tucky 104·82 and Arizona State San FranciSce fi ~ 2 .5451Denver at Bulla!~ Rochester 4 Bu a 0 ~ charges were supposed to took Creighton 75.69 . Chicago Pitt.sburgh 4 Cleveland Z 4 7 2 .364 Houston at Miami --,~~ - ·· -·---·-- -··.. Minnesota 4 8 1 .3::3 t0nly games scheduled) Providence 3 Hershey 3, lie Night Til9:00 ~e:,k;:;r~:~ ~;.. -.. !Bulldogs are 57-53 ·Winners in Overtime Ingels Open Every 1 hours z.4 and 7-8 p.m. ParOI'b : : QROVm Ohio IUPI) daugllter oi St. Louis were V!ith · only on Pediatrics Ward. 'nit Rev. Staniej lllloa bad tiai London Dam was run- Ivloltors last week of her par· brother and slsler·in·law, Mr. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Pt. e e Admulloas . 1 U,ttle . tr:ouble . geltlng hto nlng~·12 feet, Mermel Dam onto, Mr. and Mro. John Sargent and Mrs. Robert Mallo•. and 0 4 Pleasant Archery club baa com- FoK,.'::: go~lis\ ~~ truck • .,. today. 13 feet, and Willflll4 dam II ~ ~ Mrs H '- E John- his mother, Mrs. Elmer Matt••· ple\¥11 plans lor the Indoor ·' ares · ""' 1f The minister, who OWII8 a teet. r. · ar.., · Funeral services were held at shootlni match Monday and Daniel, 1910 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. ~ ftrm here, left bls iBoat Movemellll: leon, Taauny, Cheryl and T~r- Tempi• Church on Mondav for l'riday oight.s at the local Na· Ora A. Shaver, 720I> Second hom•\ before dal'ill 8lld forgot ; Ohio River - Andrew Cal· ry, spent . the Thanksglvmg Harley Townsend, Galena: who tlonal Guard Armory. Ave.; Mrs. Carl L. Nibert . ._ "" bb lloule and lrul!k ileys. llf houn up 14, 1:30 p.m.: Jenks weekend With bor brotber, Mr. wao a former resident of this Plans also were made for a Hedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Blanclle ~on lhe fi'GIIt door, bull up 14, !:15 p.m.; Polljo K. up and MN. Robert Sleek and lam· communily. He Is survived by ClifistmasdlnneratGeneBall's Nibert, 82 State St.; John A. bb t~ife, leeriJI& Ill b\truder,1t, HO p.m.; W. S. Rhea up Uy of Massillllll illd other rtla· his wife, the .former Virginia Restauraol lonight. beginning Howard, Rt. 2 Bidwell; .LaJ:Y 0 refused to an~wer the door. i14, &:15 p.m.; John Lodd Dean ilives. Mrs. Ada ~:ck aC> VInson, two sons, Paul H. and at J:IIO. Members are asked to W. Edge, Jr., Rt. 1 GallipnH•: , He went around to the back: up 14, 10:45 p.m.; Baby Lear companied them h · Martin H at home; two daugh· contact Don Nott, secretary, for LewiS L. Maddy, Rl I Galllp.. COLUMBUS (UPI)- Pollee door, but !he iltiD did IIIII 1 """ ' up 14 1·15 a.m.· Express down ' lllr. and. Mrs .. Howard Thoma 1ters Susi~ at home and Reba "'" lis; Mrs. Fred Facemire, Rt. 1 today had a lot cllheories but wer It So lllxoD, 16 1o1 a la<l·' ' · Jr., Angeha, Timmy and Betl1., • • • 5 'ot 1urther'·n1ormat!on. A .... U· Galli lis· K dl AnnBa R littl el lD lhe w.t. murder de fr ...._ d •l4, 4:45a.m.; DCiplo up l, NI!'N Straitsville and Mr. !Mrs. Bob Tennant), Sunhol"'. change will take place at the pn • en IT, I. e ae ~.... r om ""' P1'11B an 15:55 a.m.; Harvey Jordon up Services were conducted by dnner I Bidwell; Mrs. Paul F. Den- of a weslaide family. dlniiied up to a IB<fll!d.Door IS 6·15 am. Steel Ran-r .•nd Mrs. La'!" BaiT, and Da-1 David Wh•'te wi'th Inter ' · J a•• 11 Pbllli LL f'r••-'• Smllh, ~-• of ~.....,_- _._.__ ' ' · · ·' •• vld of Langsville were Thanks- "" · · Anyone who Is intereetel! in ney, r., -we ; P J. "'"g ,,.... """"""" ' down IS 6·30 am · Eaotern up ' · ment in Temole Cemetery 0 joillllli the Point Pleasant Heck, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: WII- homicide sqUid, !lid SUnday He tapped softly, 10 8111111 111 16, ~:00 ~.~.; OVEC up 16 5.45 · ~;ln~n:u~~s ~!!~;/;;.:~'·1 1 Those who called al the h~me Arc~er Club may coatact Uam P. Plillllps, Rt 1 Bidwell; Ills lnveslllatlon Into lhe lriple disturb lhe ael&hbon. H Ia 1 a.m.; Mar&aret Lewis down 11, ' and Palricia · of Paul and William c. Perk George Casto, president, phone Mrs. Harold F. Mack, Olesh· m~er has led ~re. frllblelled witt llrtd 1 lkalio!d:20 a.m.; Kathleen K. up It, ' Mr and Mrs Frank Sarvor I because of the death of Mt. 675-S, or Cbarles Walden, !ro; Mrs. Jolin D. Salllz. Kl. We have no motive, ber molver ~the lliJI.i4:30 a.m.; Pollywoa up u. ) Jo~ and Eddie of Bever!' Townoend were Mrs. Ruth vice president, phone 875-2325, I Galllpoila; Charles B. Roblrr pects and very I!W dlleJ, dow at blm, illd ucl 16:115 a.m.; Wayne H. down 17, , were YSunda v~i~N of Sharp and son, Kennard, Columor )Jon Not~ secret81')'-treasur- ~el~ M~. Fr<d. MP. ~:" ~u:~~ red u:\":.~== 7:20a.m.! Indiana up 1&, 1:55 ,porents, Mty and Mrs. Howard I bus, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sharp, er, phone lm>3387. • • easant.. rs. l!lJ . appea a.m.: Nabonal up 18, 4:55a.m.; Thuma and P•tricia. 1Canal Winchester: Mrs. Harley It was anuounced thai the Earl 0. 'lb>ma, Pomeroy, Mrs. to be 1 triple bomidde, 9lDce window lllld tapped again. l!iJ Elisha Woods up IS. 5:05a.m.; LDUis Oielll who is attending I Townsend, Paul, Martin, and Arsber club will host tile West l'ernoa A. Cadle, Leon, W. Va.; they wa-e Wllble 10 loealt the wife !trocl blttlnC ~bJJJJ R. H. Bosworth II up 19, 6:40 college in Micl.lgan was a re- ' Susie, Galena; Mr. and Mrs. Virl!l"ia Archery Assn.. State M~. Heber Rlllle, Pt. Plea.. murder CUD iD tbe!r apartmeol ID the arm ~ . a.m.; Steel Trader up 23, S a. ,cent visitor of Mr: and Mr•. l Bob Tenhant, Sunbury; Mr. and 0peo over the Memorial Day ant, WIWam R. Anderson, Jr., whe~ they tlved fGr Glle mcnth. times. ,. In lair COIIdl t Im.; Jeffboat up 23. 6 05 a.m., j CharIts Diehl and family. 1 Mrs. Emzie Davis, Parkersburg, weokem <Uid the wv AA Loot Pomeroy; Mrs. Raymond L. ~ bodies ol lllrey Lovine, lllml , 10 lloo a hlca up Greenup 1.30 p.m. Mrs. Lincoln Russell wu W. Vo. Mrs. Townsend il o Shoot in August Kerns, Rt. I Racine: Mrs. Paul i7, hls wife Gnila SJ. and her St. .lbry 1 Hospital . in nearbf ISally Polk up Greenup 10 p.m.; I Ioken to Holzer Ro!pital 00 niece of the Pack brothers The WVAA si.te meeting H. OUrs, Portland; Mrs. GBiy mother, Mrs. MIMie Terral, N HulllliJCioll,tedw:,.a. Wil lCharles StevellSOII down Gree~>- Thanksgiving Day for medical The aMual Christmas .prowill be held n..e also on Sun. L. Massie, Wellston; Mrs. were discGv~ !Ate Saturday bellll trea up 11:30 p.m.; Little George Icare. She Is feeling somewhat, gram wlll he held at the Ternday, Janu81')' 8, at the Point James W. Morris, Jackson ; Ml1i. by Mrs. Levines -Ded emdown Greenup 12:116 a.m.; Ken· ,better. rle Methodist Churth on Frlcby Pleasant Cily Buildlnc John E. Grow, Jackson; 14rs. pJoyer and a comparuon. tuckian down Greenup 5.35 a. . Mr and Mro Charley Smith evening December :13 and ev-----· James B. Aldridge, Coal Pollee ..ld the apctmeot MOUNT ODBIJl,l*' (U· m.; Louisiana up Greenup &:05 1and jo were ,;anksgivlng Day eryone ~welcome. ' Grove: William F. Allh.r, bore evidence~ 1 struale, but Pit - ~- lime hrlllp a.m.; Boc-K up Meldahl 1:55. P· ; visitors of their daughter, Mr. Carpenter Youth Group, Bap. Olesapeake, Mrs. Eugene H. :•dthe..oo::r,.:lidAIIIII:'w: oat tile n1lrolll llullla 111111 m.; .Zimmer up Meldahl UO and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, tist church, met at the cburch Hafer, Rt. .a Jackson , Mrs. . · ,... ., aueraD¥ 18 .., dll- p.m., MISs Susan down Meldahi iKevin and Charles, Langsville. on Sunday evening and plans Cbarle1 S. Smcl~"· WeDstoo; lipped <>Ver and 1 llAII ,... If lllelr - · llol cll1 12:45 a.m.; 0. F: Shearer up ' Also enjoying the turkey din- were made for their annual Mrs. Mary Colhns, Rt. I Ew- broken. .,....b bore llllak tiiey llavo Meldabl U5 a.m.. Ro,. G. up Iner were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1Christmas program which will CONTINUED From Pap 1 ington; Ira E. Sharp, 1!1. 1 p,_ tile - · 1'lle7 an olfero. Meldahl 2:30 a.m.; Bessie Wal: 1Knapp and Mlcharl, Timmy and be beld on Sunda~ evening, De· CommuniN. dro: Edward R. Pattersoo, 0>1Lac for llle • llllle-toac. life. ker ~wn ~eldahl 2.40 a.m., Mrs. Lena Knapp. cember 18. TheAmeriean :copter unit tagevllle, W.Va.; K~ly Jo Colalllei rallrold - tile tnek F1'81lklin Pierce dowb Meldshl Mrs. Ann Barnitz and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier lhat IS ~Jng Thais in ley, Wellston· Mts. Herbert at least I a.m.; Flag Ship down Meldahl · Ann Mary Ruth and Ellen or d 1 mil of G u· u5 1 wbat tbe V.S. military establlob- L. Pope, Weliston. NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices 'fto M- GDead VDialo s:25 a.m. Po.,;eroy were Thanksgl;;ng :nt .: y 'th h~ lpo ' s~n men! termS a logistical capad!y Births today opened higher in modor- CoueD wW ae<ept bids aaUl 1 GaJIIpollt llom - Onward up 1Da ests 0 a u ay WI . paren s, arrived ID Thailand about a Mrs ""·ald B F ate trading on the New York aooa Dee Zl oo Ul! feel of 9:45 p.m.. Betver dowo 12:30 j y i" I her parent.s, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly and . """ . orernan, • • .• and Mrs. D. H. Robeson and other relatives here year ago and waa sent to Columbus, son, 9:44 p.m. Frl- Stock Exchan&•· ratio, wetpillJ about N toea. a.m.: Tibolt up 1:55 a.m.; II. Chester Morris M d M Ea · S k Nakorn Pbanom, 4011 miies, day; Mrs. Gary L. Massie, Shortiy after the epening bell, Abo lnri!Mled lD tile pacbp li:. Bowles down 2:55a.m.; Jron..i · . r. an rs. r1 tar ~y northeast of Bangkok. Wellston, daughter, 4,56 a.m. the United Press internaUonal 1ft railroad Ilea, 111ree blimp- worker up 3:55a.m.; George I ViSited at the .home of their Thailand's war dates at least sunday ; Mrs. Earl o. Thoma, stock market Indicator showed er 11apa, alld 1 twlttii. n.e Price down f :IS a.m.; Lllllaa grandson, DaVId Wi•eman and to the beginnin( of this decade, Pomerey, daughter, 12:27 p.m. a gain of 0.21 per cent with 7R7 v111ap ..,.... rdroM 1Ciark down 7:45 a.m. lamMrlly.andln RMulla~:_ J0rd and perhaps before. Sunda issues crossing the tape. There m.w 11 tl!e Sllortl!De wat ' luam Filla Duneaa · ro. ""'sey an Form Communist lfiiiiP y. wtre 383 aclvances and Di orpDhed ill tm. ,k last 8....., up Marmo~ 9,46 p.m.; ~ 1nd children were in Charleston, Sometime in the early 1.9e0s, llfsebaries declines. 1'1111 .,,.. tbe tnek ,.11 a Fort Dearborn down Marmet ! n;:o W. Va., on Sunday where lh•Y Communist began to lure yontbs Arthur W. Alllson, Mrs. Cla.ra Airlines moved mostly iiJgher. week ago today. 11lt line 1:20 a.m.; Charles K. doiiD called on Mr. and Mts. A. R. from 1mpnvenshed areas to Ambrose, Mary N. Boster, Will· Electronics also improved with IIDked IIIOIUlt GDead, Morrow , Winfield 3:15a.m.; Solvay dOWD~ Caster and Mr. and Mra. ChN- , Cvmmunlst Cbma and North ard Burchett, The Rev. WI!Hs some exceptions. Steels opened Coaaly'a seal, will! Edlsoe, a Winfield 5:10 ~.m.; Lll<'v Jalll! IY ALTA. CONE ter Spencer. I Viet Nam. G: Coburn, Mr;'· Floyd D. Col- on a steady note lllld .moton ..,mmuoll)o two mllet away. Lw:as up Winfield 1:40 ~.!II. Enoo Peck, '"'" and daugh· MN. Doyl; Knapp, Kall, KtvOn New Year's Day, 11165, trill, Byrd 0IIlinger, Sr., Mrs. had a firm tone. Alrtraft.s ter, Springfield, spent an after- In and Charles of Lanesvlllt Cnmmunist China announced Goldia A. Hendren, Shirley Ann gained fracUons in most csses. noon with Mn. Ginevra F01ter. were Wedn!!day visitors of Mr. toormatwn ol the Thailand Hersman, Tennant Holland, Fairchild Camer gained 1 to MJ• Unda OlrlsUan hu · i'olriolic Front, similar to tile Charles W. Howard, Mrs. W. 119¥.. Admtral ellmbed 1 to CUJ11 TO IMEET 0 employment In Ollumbul. ~d MN. Charley Smith and ~;lllllnal I.Iberabon Front-Vtet l Emery JolmsoD, Ch<eyl Ann 351>. MagnavC>I rose to 44. The Portland Home Dem011o , K. E. Erickson was in All> · · c "' -- in South Vietnam. . . •Mash, Osborne, Mrs. mM fell 1 to 3'/SI and Tem rttltion club wlll meet oa e111 on lluslne'" TUesday. Rut there 1.! .very llldicatioll l Howard C. Samples, Ml!s fran. Instruments gave up I> to !OS\•. De!day, December II, from 101 Charles Eosex and family ed S nd · lth M 1 """ that the. Co~mUIIIst ces Stroth, Mrs. Ethel WI~ Sperry Rand tacked on 1> to a.m. til S p.m. at the homo of Colmnllus, spent a re<ent week: u ay w rs. . nco n n.ovement m Thailand ll11n laO! IIams, Mrs. Earl Winkler, Floyd H. Mrs. Rllib Ebersbacb, for Ill ' Mr. and Mra. William Ruso end with Mrs. Maud HolComb.' Russell at Holzer llospital. ' •mt ol the native landsi'Ope I. Yalei, Brenda L. Slanclifl, General Molorl added 10 to ChriJtmu party and &lit u- and son, Billy, of Columbus and Klllllll!lh Mosoman and lam- afternoon. e" ~" tf under outside dlre<tlon. Mrs. CbarlH L. stnDe ,and In- 68'1• . in the auto Hction. ehanee. and Mrs. Blaine MilhOAn, t1y spent the Thanksgiving holl· Albert Cone and wife spent . Mr. 1s le.ders are all Thai faat son, Mrs. Eugene Bare, cbry!ler beld s!Mdy at 33. Ford Elaine, Tooy and Mikel, local, clay with their 1011 William Sunday With Donald Cone and 1 nnllves, •s are lbe . bulk of 11:1 Mrs. K. Mooroe Cllaae, Mrs. lAcked on 10 to 40. U.S. Steel TO MEET 11JE!IDAY Thanlcsgiving dinne< who Is lllaltoned ot Fort Ben- family, Athens. 1were wllowers. Now estunated va. Luther E. erm,, Mra. Harry was up I< at mi. . The JlaciDe Ftremtn AuDI· : gueots of Mrs. Glenna Milhoan nlng Ga. · John A. Henslar, Newark, n~usly Ill 1,000 to 5,000. . L. Crippen, Mrs. AUce Geusler, KLM advanced I~ to llltl in lary will meet Tuesclay, Decem- : am Bernard. Mn. Allee Dod- M;. Ginevra Footer visited Sptnl a few days here ~ith his ,tsti!t1es on ~"-guerrilla IJndweU Undell Jarvia, Diana the aJrlloea. F.astern piclted up her 13, a1 7:30 p.m. at the fire son called lD the allernoon. at th~ L. 0. c:vttrell home for mother, Mn. Grace Htllllllr and actaliVIIy are Dill avowable. Tbe K. McAngus, Mrs. Rebecca "'• to 79'L and Della gainetl 1'10 boose. New members are we!- Mrs. Lucille Frost came to 1 few davs went deer hunttng. Th government operatea 011 · ' " ' ' · the tb.eo thai · W!sbin Mirkin, Kimberly Jo NeviDe, to 121\'o. Unlled fell 1 to 61'f. """"· Sanla will be at the Ra· i her trailer home Thank•glving. Mi!! Patricia M '· Gray. Wesley Gregory wao a Meresults <l.ry combat ~ Mrs. Otis N. Ntble, Mrs. Olar· and Amortcall Airlints eased 1> doe to!"" ball on Sunday at 2 Mr. Larry Farley retuml!d to !On, Ky., spent a w. .end with Arthur visitor one day the information on lndlvlclual bat.- I los Ralston, Arnold R. Reynolds., to 118. Ip.m. With treats for ohildren 10 his work Monday morning. her parenls, Ramon Morris and past y~oek ~. ••·' Mrs. Myrtle Sheets, Mro. !~rant years and under. Mr and Mrs Paul Osborne family CITE """"'' ........IIes can onIy encourage "'"I G S lth 8 sil Bl kb Mrs · · · •on~"" •n"""" Communist• and discourage Its · · m • a ac urn, · and clllldren or Lancuter wert Joe Turn,er, wife and Tony, Pomeroy PoHee l!Tfllal Lar-1 own poole. ~ ~w~ ~:ant Spike's Case Goet dinner guests of his mother, Albany. ealll!d on her mother, I')' Brown, 22, Pomeroy, for ~ Mer1e rnsA. CONTINUED from Page 1 . Before Grand Jury. Mrs. Edith Osborne. Mn. Ginevra Foster SundaJ apinnJna the wheel& oa Ilia ear 1011, ... s. Mr. and Joint Maynard Bahr INVITE AP.PIJCATIONS Kuhn aDd IDfant son, Mrs. Ar- II a "shoo-In" for mtnorlty CO~BUS (UP II - r he were 'lbanksglvlng guests of Mr A ll leu OwOIIS 8lld Infant ""'· Mn. lloor leader of the nell lqisla- alate 8 esse againSt Wl1llam R. and Mtll. Cash Bahr and rem: pp catlllll lor food baskeb David R. RJua and lnlint ture wblcll CODV1!11!! JIIJL z. Minor in till! murder of Clrica- U Alto t M d and toys. for small children~ aa1I&hter 9ell. Cl\arlea J. carney, &0 theolopn Dr. Robert W. ~ ~1 ~n bo receiVed at the Salvation Vouft&JIOWII who will ea11 the Spike ,.., !clleduled to go be- ;;. 011 IWle Army Headquarten, lU Butter· · caucus of .., wae to 'Mrs. 11 Democrats !Gre the snnd jury today. nut Ave., on Wednesday, IJe. elected to the :u-member ,..... The youna drtlter and adml~ Jordon. comber 14, aDYtlme lo 110011 « ld "F k Klni 1 shoo- led church bur&lar with a IDal :.!enday, Dee. 11th 111 the 11111* ate sa • ~n . ' a . history of mental WDesl plead- Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Miltime. ln. And,lllll• certainlf all rJgbt ed Innocent Friday and wa hoan of RuUand caned 011 Mra. for me. Kine also •rves u held In 1.., l 0 without boDcl ETerett Milhoan and l!emard . e '' a · Sunday afterllOCIII. pretfdent of lhe Oblo AJ1.C10. . RAPPED TWICE Thomss Honry !lboemalter, -.It~ Murl Taylor'• son-in-law, Ev· A .¥~ Vtr110n "'"" l!nod oa 83, of Middleport, Rt. 1, died Oil Flow Swpped · Mrs erett lllnaa, who baa been In two cllarceo In Pomeroy May- $unday 1110t111nt1 in a Buntin&- 1IE!IW1', LEBANON- on. live ,;........,. of the ' Meigs 1 the Unlvenlty Hospital at eo. or !lE'Ies Lepr's Court Sal- ton hospital. ceased nowiilg today · \b1QUsh CouiJty 'l'llbereulasls 1 0 d lumbus baa murned to b Is ui'Uj evening waa Richard Fri.- Funeral setvices wUl be COli- the multimillion dollar Jnterna- Iloalth Al!n., rtp'orted today home al Long !IG!tom. He goes ley, 31, f25 and coats on char!V ducted Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. tlooal pipeline rrom Iraq to the !bet 1215 lftten have been .., ta Colnmhas each week lor •• o1 deolnlction of Pi'"'*' ty at Olapman's Mortuary by the Mediterranean. The pipelloe ceited lD tha Cbrlotmaa Seal treatment. and flO and COlla for disturb- Rev. James R. Maya, Burial was shut down 1n Syrla"whlch catitpaip OODtrlbullllg ..,.lO Thomas Weber lJ improvlnl ~~.~~ -'*-~· will be In Sprinl HID Cemetery. sol!ed the line Thursday to 'l'b!t loal Ia t35GO. • slcrwly al his home. A retlted Iarmer, he wss force the Iraq Petroleu mCo., -GI- I. Mllhu born s.ptember 23, 1183, In Cab- (IPCI to double lls lfanail and I WIINI' JWL fOJt Do\VIS ell Counly, a son of the late royalty payments: · · Horace Greeley wu ·one of QUICK SERVIC& FOR .Joe and ~lt~beth Chapman It wa• not clear wpether the !be ~" of the ball boud of THE HOLIDAYS! Shoemaker. line was shot doiiD bJ Syria ao Jelfmo~ . DavlJ, preildeul of Survivors include the widow, repnrted earlier or by company I!Jt' C4nfederacy, wbon Davb Mro. Ida C. Pine Shoomaktr: officials. The stora&e tanks at wu relmed from Ffour daughters, Mrs. William the Syrian pnrt of Banias were Moaroe. DRY C~NING R. Meadows and Mrs. Peter run and any more on would ---M. Edmonds of Huntington: Mr have to be dlUilped. Syria baa CIIDIPANZBEI -SERVICECharles F. Gardner of Middle- forbidden tankers to load oil at Chimpamw are Ill home In !Upen Yeur I..,.) ·-~ port, 0., and Miss Madeline !he porl · triel or 00 lhe IJ'QIIIId. 'l11ey •-Lt----t ft-'I'DII!I Slloemaker, at home; nve sons, ' rotage for fruit, null and lrtfll IIWIIIIVII • WllllllfS linK Marloh F. Sboemaker of Rome, sBJIDIE TO ~ lhootJ lllld, 11 .DIPtfaD, build lmncllt. ,.,_.., ' 0., William F., Harry W., Rob- The Twin Qly i!IJi'(ilf Club 1ea1y aeats bl&b 1n lilt treu. DIVOTBII 1'0 IHJ'EI.DJ 01 ort L. and Jerry L. Shoemaker will meat 'l1nlnclay, Dec!emiiir HEIGl · HAIOH &IUU of Huntington; a stater, Mrs. 15,. at 7:30 p.al. lD its mMtlnC • ....... """' Marate SamJIIOII of Worthinr• I'OO!ns 01 tbe Masonle Temple _:;::,"',;::;~- ~. 0.; a brother, Ralph R. BUilditiC 1n llld4lepgrt. ,.,,..., .,. ......, ., - - Shotlnaker of Addi&on, 0., alldi,.iiOij;g.;;,•;;~~-•tl 'ValleJ' PllltliiAlnt l!Gmpltlll, Uu ... If ...... ••· .............. ..,., 24 grandchildren lllld 15 ,.,.~ ·~";v:~~'~Wl 241._ 141- . ll'andchildren. ~~ Fr1ends may can at the mot~ ONI.Y • ..., tuary after noon today. t1v:: II ' ·" ~ ...... ....... ,., I - - - - - - - - callllnl \ 1 .Joa Sunday's Results Phila. 33 Cleveland 21 Weekend Sports Summary Duke for the Bruins' second Bv' United Press In•ernatlonol . ht tr'rump'I over lhe Bl ue Washington Dallas 16 31 • stmg Minnesota 2834Detroit Saturday Devil!: ..::: PALM BEACH GARDENS, ... Pitlsbur~ 47 New York 28 Fla. (UPII - Arnold Palmer BUENOS AIRES, . Argentioa SAUanFria 16 St.ChiLouis 10, . kl bl d UPI)·'·' u· '" · • _, 1 an an 41 cago 1, an d Jack NIC aus aze out ( ~ ora<IO. At:Ca.a lo sue> (Only g~mes scbeduiedl six birdies on the last seyen cessfUlly 'dllfeQ~ed his flyweight Satlll'llay's Game• holes •nd won the $275,000 PGA boxi~l. ,c!Iampionship wilh a Cleveland at St. Louis national team champiqnship;Y unarUmous decision over Ala· . ,••, cran"'r()rres. IOnly games scheduled I -MEMPHI~. T•nn. cUPfJ _ .. _ Sunday SuDday'o Games Miami trailing 1·0 al halftime, I DETROIT (UP!) - Nick Baltimore at San Fran. raUjed for two touchdown! in IEddy, Notre Dame's All- Dallas at New York Ihe second half and defeated· America hallback, signed a Green Bay ot Los Angeles Virginia Tech 14-7 to win the professional contract with the Minnesota at Chicage Llberly Bowl game. . Detroit Lions of the National Philadelphia at Washington :Football League. Pittsburgh at Atlanta ,ORLANDO, Fla. (UPif - · (Only games scheduled) .i Halfback Roland Savage ran for i SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) ··olle touchdown and defen"' end 1 Kathy Wainwright of · Australia AFL Slandlogs Jeffrey Queen scored on an IJ<oke her own world reoord In By UDlled Press !Jitematlonal Intercepted pass to lead Morgan . the 400-meter freestyle with ~ Eastern Division State to a 11·6 victory over ;4:41.7 clocking in the New W. L. T. Pet. \Vest Chester State in the 1Soulh Wales Ume trials. Bostoa 6 3 2 .727 Tangerine Bowl game. : . Buffalo B 4 I .5e'l ' NEW YORK (UPII -The New York 5 6 Z .m BALTIMORE IUPI) -Re- iNew .York Giants hit tile lowest Housten 3 10 0 .231 serve qua~back Zeke Bra~ mark of their National FootbaDI Miami 2 II 0 .154 kow_ski ra!Ue(l the Green Bay history when they ' Western Dlvuloa ,. Packers. to a fourth-period a 47-28 decision to the W. L. T. Pel. .touch(!own that enabled them Sleelers for thetr •·Kansas City 10 2 I .!33 defear.tbe Baltimore Colts U-10 nth loss of the .eason. Oakland 8 • I .615 19~·wln their second -· San Diego 7 5 I .583 ·• Uve'Western Ccm~nce Utle In Tex. (UPII Denver · . 4•.8 0 ,3(11 the Nationai ·FoOtball League, lost tq the ! x.CJJncbed division title Redsltins Sj.:SI but Sunday's Resalls a tie lor the Eastern Boston 38 Houston 14 in the National San Diego 42 New York 2'1 ,League because the Oakland 28 Denver 10 Flleolls d'elealelj the St. Kansa• City 11 Miamll8 · Oarclinals 1&-10. 1Salurday'a GaiDei -Tbel We cannot tell ~ · a lie. The Dcvtge Rebellion wants you. I • Y001 wont to go lint-dou II h way! Without t~ntll • bcliiCIIe todo ill When money li the quest!oD, City J,oan is the answer. Juat callaay one of your close pemonal JDODeY frleada hen for \ lillY amOUII.t, eonfldeatieUJ, ~ •• .1. SPECIAL·LONGER HOURS TILL·. XMAS 125 E. M1ln St. '67 Monaco \. iTYLOAN~, • With Monaco for '67._'~~·e_... Dodge of them aiL ', ,;;_~; .\; WID,. 18 c Ul.jpch V8 the standard engine. ' · ': .• ·•~r.t.. ~ · ~• ..,.1st of standard equipment to ., axlnl. Lead the field In '67 , , , ., \ Phone 992·2171 • lila II& r~ most lllx~rious ..._.._,UIItl ·:· ·..,.' >• ID.jiOIII'wt~ new Dodge Monaco. . ·R•.H.~.RAWUNGS SONS CO~.. ·. • Mill · •nci:,Stconci ~ St. �I !:Daily ~nlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, lligbJanderS rN.·p R'utlan'd 58 t 0 52 0~, Dee. 12, 1968 Seores s, Bobcats Take ·68-52 Win - Eblin 2-1-e. Totals -·11 ::~~~G=~~ ~---------~~~~------ MI"LEPOIT: Caldwell " !lltad<lwbrwk 55 3-19. CUildlff 1-7-15, Pro!IIU IJckinc Valley 65 lfealh 42 1- 2-4, Diddle :1-S-7. Totals O.mesville 9 Dilloovale ~ Tho Southern To.,adoeo trail- Ilor 11 Pllln!J. COJC~ Hilton wotr~ ·s South· 17- 16-52. New Coococd 59 Moraan 4& ed pra<Ucally the entire aamt 19 poln!J for .loulhtrn on · l'fiervt,lflU&d picked ~'" its i,.__.._,...........,_iiiii,...ll Martetta 50 Cambridae 48 "' tne visiting Ky~tr Creek fteJd ..,,, alld lhrtt nl second win by a 15-:18 margin '~LEXSn · Cleveland East 96 I Bobcats chalked up a 111-52 vic- topped all scorers. The only In t~t prellmlllll'y contest. Kenr The Rutland Red Devils drop· I Cloveland Collinwood 36 tory over tho Melp Countlana er Southern player to hit ny lhtlll' IS polnls topped the ped a 58-52 de<'ision to tne l Cleveillnd East Teen 63 ISaturday night at Raolnt. doublt fllurtl wae Sherm winners. Fine Upholstered Soutnwostern Highlanders In a Cleveland Jonu Adams 61 Four of 1M Bobcat .starlira dlff with lti. Cundiff loll the SOUthern wUI host rlvll Eas~ liOn . league cage game at Rut- 1Brooklyn a2 Breck.. ill• 29 hit In ~ouble figurea whde hand. 111111 with ftve lollla In a MOVC s•me this Tues1Shaker Heignts 54 lind Saturday nlgnt. lng the Tnrnado team lls M<OOd thrOUih tht t~ird quart.,, day night. SOFAS- CHAIRS Coach Jim Adams' R~ oevGarfield He,ghiS 51 oetback in three atarta thl1 •••· BY QUARTERS U~ now W it~ one win tn three Belpre i4 Alexander 50 son. " Ky(er Cre<k ... . . 17 3% 50 112 j •of rts. tralle 12-10 at tne end Soutnwi!Stern 03 Rutland 52 Kyger Creek led 17•13 tt the Southern . . . . . . . 13 19 311 52 tne rt rst quarter Z>-%4 at C d 2-halft lme and 41·35 at the end ' end of the first quarter, 32-19 II Spaul inll 716, ddl 0 at intermission and 50-36 when Hall 4-t-16, Grase 1-2--10, Ml tporl, ' of lne third quarter. Bradbury 7--4-18, White 0--3- 1 Roger Davis toppod tbe tne third quarter ended. hosts with 18 points on sll Cnuck Bradbury led the Kybuckets and six free tbrows. ger Creek scorinl with Ieven Joe llawkins and Dave K110rr fieldgoals and _f_o~! free throws By DICK THOMAS also hll m double figures for ' Bv United Proto blteraatloall Seven muat he 1 lucky num. tne Devils. with 10 each. ' • Baoketball ber for Coach Mel,ln McDaniel , EL" em N. W. COMPTON, Uru'on Furnac• co·}Iege '1 Belts PI'rates . 8y61...1:3 Tally ResuIts Rio Hedmen , buckets and two rree throws Bowling Green 81 Wisconsin 61 ' Drop 'fh1rd and Dillon chipped in 16 and Dayton 104 Eastern Kentu<'ky 82 1 Hall i Cincinnali Miami toll . .. . Xavier t04 Detroit 89 I In Row 85-83 llw VISitors hlt_ on 24 of 29 Toledo at SL Bonavt.nture winners I Ohio State 73 storing w1th 18 points on eigh'l Washlngten State 83 1 Carte r Lopped the 14. 45 44 PICNIC HAMS 1 3 lb. Cln for his Union Furnace Warriors, alter losing six OOfUIOCutive cage encounters. downed the Pirate• of Coach Mike Morri- : son Saturday night, 61-S! al 1\ North Gallla Hi&n ~hool. I It was the second Joss for 1 !hots fro m thr fiel d for a 49 (can ·elled e lhP.r) . ' ed h rwr eent aH ragr wh1le Rutland .~ .' w (I • • The Rio Grande College Red- 1the Plrates who open t e .-~ ' · . Marsha ll 70 OhiO Umverslty 68 . . 'th ~3 47 loss to ' was -.inki ng 18 ol 50 for '16 . . men suffered their th1rd con-lseason wt a ·· · ' · · Akron 100 Mar~ etla 62 · b R tland but came back Friday ' per l'ent. Denms Weber pulled WHtenber 84 Capital 62 secuti ve Joss to lhe l.UIO er-1 u dowll 12 of Hull and's "16 re. g . . land College Indians 85-83 Sl\t- 1 mght to down the Hannan Trace · · DeniSon 72 On1o Wesleyan 58 ·d N h G II 18 1· buund3 to lead in that depart-' Otterbein 62 Mt Union 50 urdav night ot Pl. Pleasant. - W1l cats 71-64 .. orl a ~ ment and \l ull got 10 ol South- I Wooster 71 EttrltJUm 89 H!o Gra nde is now 5-4 for the now 1·2 and Umon Furnace 1-7 ) western 's :JO. B·ld _. . sea~l'lll I for the season. I a \~Jn-Wallttce 91 Kenyon 80 , , 6 1 1 ~h f Star of the evenlnl was Ro~. . • ODerlin 91 Heidelberg 77 rony Ba~s. · re:- rna~ rom ; The Rutla nd re~e1 ve-s Sl ored . D<~v lon dropped in 2i pomli ltl er Garrett, 6-0 senior, who a 39-2!1 win with Ro~.:k.v \\1'! 1- Dwerta_nce 85 Ma~o n• . 59 lead tl;e Rio Grande scoring. scored 32 points and cleared the 78 li am~· nine poin ts topping the r·' ~~mgt:; C l1 ut lon 68 Dll:k Lusetti li-t semor guard boards of 19 rebounds. Garl"@tt i 8 1 1 Lillie Dev ils. Morg<~n's 19 lop- 'i\ ~ : ; ha: Jel";e~:v~·as~ Tech hi ~ I had 11 field goals a~d 10 free 1 80 from Newark . ~-rJaymg f'('d th e lose rs. John Carroll 94 Thi el 90 '' best game of lht yc;~;r , " fin- throws to pace the Pirate!. B) qu flrt rr~: Cle \·e lt~nd Sta te 91 ~ ot) I i~hed with 21. Union Furnace g 13 1B 21- 11 : South wes~ern 12 25 44 58 Slippery Hock 79 Bob Mabry. 6- 5 fre•hman , North Gallla 13 15 I! 10- ~ Rutland 10 24 35 4~ Bt> thanv 67 Wes tern Heserve 64 from IJByton, ended up with U~:~too Fnrna« (811 - Cook.' Southwestern - Dillon 5- fi-- I CumDe~land as Rio Grande 83 19 points and cleaned lhl . 0-l - 1: Ges!le\ls, 8- 4- 20, 16 : Nott er 1- 1-3. Shrivr r 3- · Ced.arville 95 Trinity ti9 I bnards &f 18 rebounds. The Rcd· 1Lambe:t 2-0-~ ;_ Mount :-51-i. Hrlll 7- 0-14 . Car1N H- Wiibeli"urce 73 men had 38 f'(tbounds. 1'h1 only j17: Sm1th 2-;-1 . Swart - 32-18. Tolols 24 1\ 0 of 111 58. Kentucky Slate 60 , nlher Hedmon is double cot-I lL Ttoals . Z- !7- 61. G -0arr~tt 1w11n scoring was Captam Don ' Nortb Galha (&31 Rutland ·- Dav is lt- 6-1 3 Football I Trainer, wno had 10 poinls. 11- 10-32: Skidmore 1- 1-3;. HELEN HELP US! Dtbuqut Canned IAKIR fURNITURE .98 I ...--bY H,t•n Deer ., I bavt only 1~11 to ~ay: If rou are no &real shtlkes as a lou'*tlpfr, 111s, don't marry a tall man I I did. He's six feel ftur, and oe sees AU.- lht top o1 the refri&er•tor, dust on hilll 'I 1 Give Her I 1 ! 1 1 I' I' I Hawkins 5--{l-10: Kno1-r 4-2- Tennes.. State Jl Muskingum 7 HEAVEN SENT • R Vmton omps 0Vef F3lCOfiS 88 45 ' 1 GROUND, by Helena Rubinstein A little bit noughly, but heavenly! Thot' s Heoven Sent". . . a de lici ous medlro of Hewers and spice, beloved for its 'lilt1ng, long-lmting lragronce. Delight her with Eou d~ Porfum Mi st, 2.50. Chor111 her with Dusling Powder, 2.50. SheU tllink you're on a ngel when yo u give her Heaven Sen!. cumberland 1851 - Rnllins Payne 1-4-2; Mttchell -ll-2, 8-2-18 · Cook 3-~ : Brown Hager 1- 7- 1: Garnes 1-4-2; 2-5-9; Kennedy 1-J-:,. TotZ-4-a; ' Gambrel :1-l>--4: Fan- Morris 1- 1- 3: Totals 17- 19- : als 16 (16 of 25 1 52. mn !0--10--30: Combs O--t-1 53. 1While 2- 1- 5: Gilbert 0--1- l : I Bovd 8- 0-12. TOTALS 33-19· GAME SCORES I_ 'so.. I PT PLEASANT Ravens- , · I Rio Grande (831 _ Luset:l 91wood whipped Warren Local 1~3-2 1 · Trainer 4- 2- iO; Gre-i 75--SI for its secornl win \2-0)! {O gory ;~'_ 1 _7 , Bass 9-4-2%; j Friday nignt, and Ripley lost ~lobry 6-7- 19; Thornton I)- I Williamstown, ~ . lor Its secVinton County Consolidated 2_ 2. Jnd Towler 0-2- 2. TOT-' ond loss. (0.1). High School opened defense ol •Is Jl- 21--ll3. - - -tneir MOVC basketball crown Htnderson 40 Posadena 13 , last weekend with an impres- l Sattmlay's Colleg• Camelll~ Bowl at Sacramento, sive 88~5 win over Wahlma's Fotlball Besnlts Calif. ; 1 1White Falcons in a game play- By United Preu Intemadoaal 1Saa Dleao St. 21 Montana St 7 ed on the Ollloans court. Liberty Bowl at Memphis, 1 Pecan Bowl at Abilene, Tex. 1 P-rll'floo Drua Storo Tne tall Vikings showed 1reat Ttllll 1Nortll Dlllota 35 Parsons 21 _ 1 2GI I. MAIN POMUOY depth and helght and simply Mi ~ Fl 14 Va Tech 7 Wool Bowl at Ro.!well, N.M, overpowered the pesky Falcons. Ta~.;lne 1 at Orlando, Fla. T:.-a.ft~~J:::C:_:3~l~Cll~co~JC~lt~:_-_J,.,,.,.,,.,.,"""""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'"""'==""'="""""""""""'': , a Uttle better than a nail, IMoraan St. 14 West Chester 6, F/111111!/ess elecbic ileal llahama used apressmg de- Grantland lllce Bowl at Mur- : 1 at~d air t:OOdi:tiontng tense to stay Withtn 10 to Jt1treesboro, Tenn I keep fOil' Wso dean pomts. but then fell way behind Tenn. St. 34 Muakingum 7 when :woof lhe Falcon startm i.Junlor Rose .Bowl at Pasadena, twowavs- cl11aner heal ~~~. i in winter aod filtered The Onioans, sllowing eight ·- 10: Weber 0- 0--0: Varbrour:h FRESH , Relax men over six feet~ dominated . Vikings blocked fifteen or twen-1 IBO.ney down. low [13¥1llents. Call Olliv I'Dwlr Co.-&llo- l>ottbly hOD 1, aod aslc tlotlll 1111 c.toalwins. c•n• _......,_ ............... . ........ ............... \ ........, 0 . , _ . . IMI'"""' )'tt • ..,., ....... o..., I • LITTLE GIRLS · sixteen point performance, had seven rebounds and • handful of steals on the nignt. The rest of the Falcons were having their TOILET TISSUE 16 Begin At $2.99 THE SHOE lOX Rolls MIDDLEPORT s .,.,.• _ . ..,.......... • ,..., ..,w .....0 tl elp you so l ~te . Just estimate the amount you•tt t:!lt .... 1111 lllt ... IOILNtllflo 1 Jti'Obltm we underatlnd and e~n CHOW 251 lb• "WURliTZER" $567 SPMT PIANO save~OO ' Dtlut s,iltt $499 "'ll• ....... C•tamporary Dultn EL,CTRIC th• Whole· ORGAN .l On A New 40-INC!i SPINET PIANO -~W.lliMl Subscription Rates Trade Ill Ala• MIDDLEPORT Member of Middleport Mer~hant~ Gift-A-Rema ' •• ' MO OPIH IVDYD.4~ O:GI'fO W• a..... 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Larry Fry managed : vantage to ~ove away from i seven points and Dale Rollins tne Falcons m the second naif. 1had five before being injured I F1ve men scored m double . in the second quarter. ligures for tne Vikings as they l Rebounds favored the Viltings 1 used nine men in and out the 'ii&-30 as 1M Wahamans record ' enUre game. The attack was i went down to l-3 as compared led by 6-1 )un!Ol forward Den- to !he Viking~ mark. · rus Gregory wltb 11 pm•ts · plays ftext on Saturday 6-1 Frank Patton had 12 and when they entertain the Ponoe-1 umn. 01. l y- chol~ If you buy or ley..wey 1 lot, but holds it well. In faQ~ be's tne nicest fellow when he's had abOut five billa, and he usually does. . Bul, the other night I · saw him cold sober. He was a dud - morose, dull, untalkative, not ~Yen liltable. We'd lalked of marriage, but now I'm sure. ~at do you think! 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J'm fest two, and whenever I on a chair to clean the my retrigerator, 1 fmd love notes wrllten in lhe "I like you any~tay, " What do you do wttll a man llkt thlil - SHO~TY Our Sl!orty ; • LoV<J him - and hand him the dust cloth. - H. l)Qr Helen: I've often wondered why they Itt t~rl got stOned Oll · TV, iU14 tbow tllem drinklnt all over the plat:t in plays and when they won't allow anyQne in a commercial to Ups to a btH!r IIUI, or advertise !lard liquor. Is there real reason wny the TV of ethics naa twe sets rules' - D.B.E. D; 1 ':io,. BQttel-...1 BEEF NELSON 'S Clean I'OIHOiofttl Nat Celt't widow La1 Vtl~s dateo 'l!lfh Poltier (while she's O~D. ' .lull coR;· ·' ' . I s A v E . �I !:Daily ~nlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, lligbJanderS rN.·p R'utlan'd 58 t 0 52 0~, Dee. 12, 1968 Seores s, Bobcats Take ·68-52 Win - Eblin 2-1-e. Totals -·11 ::~~~G=~~ ~---------~~~~------ MI"LEPOIT: Caldwell " !lltad<lwbrwk 55 3-19. CUildlff 1-7-15, Pro!IIU IJckinc Valley 65 lfealh 42 1- 2-4, Diddle :1-S-7. Totals O.mesville 9 Dilloovale ~ Tho Southern To.,adoeo trail- Ilor 11 Pllln!J. COJC~ Hilton wotr~ ·s South· 17- 16-52. New Coococd 59 Moraan 4& ed pra<Ucally the entire aamt 19 poln!J for .loulhtrn on · l'fiervt,lflU&d picked ~'" its i,.__.._,...........,_iiiii,...ll Martetta 50 Cambridae 48 "' tne visiting Ky~tr Creek fteJd ..,,, alld lhrtt nl second win by a 15-:18 margin '~LEXSn · Cleveland East 96 I Bobcats chalked up a 111-52 vic- topped all scorers. The only In t~t prellmlllll'y contest. Kenr The Rutland Red Devils drop· I Cloveland Collinwood 36 tory over tho Melp Countlana er Southern player to hit ny lhtlll' IS polnls topped the ped a 58-52 de<'ision to tne l Cleveillnd East Teen 63 ISaturday night at Raolnt. doublt fllurtl wae Sherm winners. Fine Upholstered Soutnwostern Highlanders In a Cleveland Jonu Adams 61 Four of 1M Bobcat .starlira dlff with lti. Cundiff loll the SOUthern wUI host rlvll Eas~ liOn . league cage game at Rut- 1Brooklyn a2 Breck.. ill• 29 hit In ~ouble figurea whde hand. 111111 with ftve lollla In a MOVC s•me this Tues1Shaker Heignts 54 lind Saturday nlgnt. lng the Tnrnado team lls M<OOd thrOUih tht t~ird quart.,, day night. SOFAS- CHAIRS Coach Jim Adams' R~ oevGarfield He,ghiS 51 oetback in three atarta thl1 •••· BY QUARTERS U~ now W it~ one win tn three Belpre i4 Alexander 50 son. " Ky(er Cre<k ... . . 17 3% 50 112 j •of rts. tralle 12-10 at tne end Soutnwi!Stern 03 Rutland 52 Kyger Creek led 17•13 tt the Southern . . . . . . . 13 19 311 52 tne rt rst quarter Z>-%4 at C d 2-halft lme and 41·35 at the end ' end of the first quarter, 32-19 II Spaul inll 716, ddl 0 at intermission and 50-36 when Hall 4-t-16, Grase 1-2--10, Ml tporl, ' of lne third quarter. Bradbury 7--4-18, White 0--3- 1 Roger Davis toppod tbe tne third quarter ended. hosts with 18 points on sll Cnuck Bradbury led the Kybuckets and six free tbrows. ger Creek scorinl with Ieven Joe llawkins and Dave K110rr fieldgoals and _f_o~! free throws By DICK THOMAS also hll m double figures for ' Bv United Proto blteraatloall Seven muat he 1 lucky num. tne Devils. with 10 each. ' • Baoketball ber for Coach Mel,ln McDaniel , EL" em N. W. COMPTON, Uru'on Furnac• co·}Iege '1 Belts PI'rates . 8y61...1:3 Tally ResuIts Rio Hedmen , buckets and two rree throws Bowling Green 81 Wisconsin 61 ' Drop 'fh1rd and Dillon chipped in 16 and Dayton 104 Eastern Kentu<'ky 82 1 Hall i Cincinnali Miami toll . .. . Xavier t04 Detroit 89 I In Row 85-83 llw VISitors hlt_ on 24 of 29 Toledo at SL Bonavt.nture winners I Ohio State 73 storing w1th 18 points on eigh'l Washlngten State 83 1 Carte r Lopped the 14. 45 44 PICNIC HAMS 1 3 lb. Cln for his Union Furnace Warriors, alter losing six OOfUIOCutive cage encounters. downed the Pirate• of Coach Mike Morri- : son Saturday night, 61-S! al 1\ North Gallla Hi&n ~hool. I It was the second Joss for 1 !hots fro m thr fiel d for a 49 (can ·elled e lhP.r) . ' ed h rwr eent aH ragr wh1le Rutland .~ .' w (I • • The Rio Grande College Red- 1the Plrates who open t e .-~ ' · . Marsha ll 70 OhiO Umverslty 68 . . 'th ~3 47 loss to ' was -.inki ng 18 ol 50 for '16 . . men suffered their th1rd con-lseason wt a ·· · ' · · Akron 100 Mar~ etla 62 · b R tland but came back Friday ' per l'ent. Denms Weber pulled WHtenber 84 Capital 62 secuti ve Joss to lhe l.UIO er-1 u dowll 12 of Hull and's "16 re. g . . land College Indians 85-83 Sl\t- 1 mght to down the Hannan Trace · · DeniSon 72 On1o Wesleyan 58 ·d N h G II 18 1· buund3 to lead in that depart-' Otterbein 62 Mt Union 50 urdav night ot Pl. Pleasant. - W1l cats 71-64 .. orl a ~ ment and \l ull got 10 ol South- I Wooster 71 EttrltJUm 89 H!o Gra nde is now 5-4 for the now 1·2 and Umon Furnace 1-7 ) western 's :JO. B·ld _. . sea~l'lll I for the season. I a \~Jn-Wallttce 91 Kenyon 80 , , 6 1 1 ~h f Star of the evenlnl was Ro~. . • ODerlin 91 Heidelberg 77 rony Ba~s. · re:- rna~ rom ; The Rutla nd re~e1 ve-s Sl ored . D<~v lon dropped in 2i pomli ltl er Garrett, 6-0 senior, who a 39-2!1 win with Ro~.:k.v \\1'! 1- Dwerta_nce 85 Ma~o n• . 59 lead tl;e Rio Grande scoring. scored 32 points and cleared the 78 li am~· nine poin ts topping the r·' ~~mgt:; C l1 ut lon 68 Dll:k Lusetti li-t semor guard boards of 19 rebounds. Garl"@tt i 8 1 1 Lillie Dev ils. Morg<~n's 19 lop- 'i\ ~ : ; ha: Jel";e~:v~·as~ Tech hi ~ I had 11 field goals a~d 10 free 1 80 from Newark . ~-rJaymg f'('d th e lose rs. John Carroll 94 Thi el 90 '' best game of lht yc;~;r , " fin- throws to pace the Pirate!. B) qu flrt rr~: Cle \·e lt~nd Sta te 91 ~ ot) I i~hed with 21. Union Furnace g 13 1B 21- 11 : South wes~ern 12 25 44 58 Slippery Hock 79 Bob Mabry. 6- 5 fre•hman , North Gallla 13 15 I! 10- ~ Rutland 10 24 35 4~ Bt> thanv 67 Wes tern Heserve 64 from IJByton, ended up with U~:~too Fnrna« (811 - Cook.' Southwestern - Dillon 5- fi-- I CumDe~land as Rio Grande 83 19 points and cleaned lhl . 0-l - 1: Ges!le\ls, 8- 4- 20, 16 : Nott er 1- 1-3. Shrivr r 3- · Ced.arville 95 Trinity ti9 I bnards &f 18 rebounds. The Rcd· 1Lambe:t 2-0-~ ;_ Mount :-51-i. Hrlll 7- 0-14 . Car1N H- Wiibeli"urce 73 men had 38 f'(tbounds. 1'h1 only j17: Sm1th 2-;-1 . Swart - 32-18. Tolols 24 1\ 0 of 111 58. Kentucky Slate 60 , nlher Hedmon is double cot-I lL Ttoals . Z- !7- 61. G -0arr~tt 1w11n scoring was Captam Don ' Nortb Galha (&31 Rutland ·- Dav is lt- 6-1 3 Football I Trainer, wno had 10 poinls. 11- 10-32: Skidmore 1- 1-3;. HELEN HELP US! Dtbuqut Canned IAKIR fURNITURE .98 I ...--bY H,t•n Deer ., I bavt only 1~11 to ~ay: If rou are no &real shtlkes as a lou'*tlpfr, 111s, don't marry a tall man I I did. He's six feel ftur, and oe sees AU.- lht top o1 the refri&er•tor, dust on hilll 'I 1 Give Her I 1 ! 1 1 I' I' I Hawkins 5--{l-10: Kno1-r 4-2- Tennes.. State Jl Muskingum 7 HEAVEN SENT • R Vmton omps 0Vef F3lCOfiS 88 45 ' 1 GROUND, by Helena Rubinstein A little bit noughly, but heavenly! Thot' s Heoven Sent". . . a de lici ous medlro of Hewers and spice, beloved for its 'lilt1ng, long-lmting lragronce. Delight her with Eou d~ Porfum Mi st, 2.50. Chor111 her with Dusling Powder, 2.50. SheU tllink you're on a ngel when yo u give her Heaven Sen!. cumberland 1851 - Rnllins Payne 1-4-2; Mttchell -ll-2, 8-2-18 · Cook 3-~ : Brown Hager 1- 7- 1: Garnes 1-4-2; 2-5-9; Kennedy 1-J-:,. TotZ-4-a; ' Gambrel :1-l>--4: Fan- Morris 1- 1- 3: Totals 17- 19- : als 16 (16 of 25 1 52. mn !0--10--30: Combs O--t-1 53. 1While 2- 1- 5: Gilbert 0--1- l : I Bovd 8- 0-12. TOTALS 33-19· GAME SCORES I_ 'so.. I PT PLEASANT Ravens- , · I Rio Grande (831 _ Luset:l 91wood whipped Warren Local 1~3-2 1 · Trainer 4- 2- iO; Gre-i 75--SI for its secornl win \2-0)! {O gory ;~'_ 1 _7 , Bass 9-4-2%; j Friday nignt, and Ripley lost ~lobry 6-7- 19; Thornton I)- I Williamstown, ~ . lor Its secVinton County Consolidated 2_ 2. Jnd Towler 0-2- 2. TOT-' ond loss. (0.1). High School opened defense ol •Is Jl- 21--ll3. - - -tneir MOVC basketball crown Htnderson 40 Posadena 13 , last weekend with an impres- l Sattmlay's Colleg• Camelll~ Bowl at Sacramento, sive 88~5 win over Wahlma's Fotlball Besnlts Calif. ; 1 1White Falcons in a game play- By United Preu Intemadoaal 1Saa Dleao St. 21 Montana St 7 ed on the Ollloans court. Liberty Bowl at Memphis, 1 Pecan Bowl at Abilene, Tex. 1 P-rll'floo Drua Storo Tne tall Vikings showed 1reat Ttllll 1Nortll Dlllota 35 Parsons 21 _ 1 2GI I. MAIN POMUOY depth and helght and simply Mi ~ Fl 14 Va Tech 7 Wool Bowl at Ro.!well, N.M, overpowered the pesky Falcons. Ta~.;lne 1 at Orlando, Fla. T:.-a.ft~~J:::C:_:3~l~Cll~co~JC~lt~:_-_J,.,,.,.,,.,.,"""""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'"""'==""'="""""""""""'': , a Uttle better than a nail, IMoraan St. 14 West Chester 6, F/111111!/ess elecbic ileal llahama used apressmg de- Grantland lllce Bowl at Mur- : 1 at~d air t:OOdi:tiontng tense to stay Withtn 10 to Jt1treesboro, Tenn I keep fOil' Wso dean pomts. but then fell way behind Tenn. St. 34 Muakingum 7 when :woof lhe Falcon startm i.Junlor Rose .Bowl at Pasadena, twowavs- cl11aner heal ~~~. i in winter aod filtered The Onioans, sllowing eight ·- 10: Weber 0- 0--0: Varbrour:h FRESH , Relax men over six feet~ dominated . Vikings blocked fifteen or twen-1 IBO.ney down. low [13¥1llents. Call Olliv I'Dwlr Co.-&llo- l>ottbly hOD 1, aod aslc tlotlll 1111 c.toalwins. c•n• _......,_ ............... . ........ ............... \ ........, 0 . , _ . . IMI'"""' )'tt • ..,., ....... o..., I • LITTLE GIRLS · sixteen point performance, had seven rebounds and • handful of steals on the nignt. The rest of the Falcons were having their TOILET TISSUE 16 Begin At $2.99 THE SHOE lOX Rolls MIDDLEPORT s .,.,.• _ . ..,.......... • ,..., ..,w .....0 tl elp you so l ~te . Just estimate the amount you•tt t:!lt .... 1111 lllt ... IOILNtllflo 1 Jti'Obltm we underatlnd and e~n CHOW 251 lb• "WURliTZER" $567 SPMT PIANO save~OO ' Dtlut s,iltt $499 "'ll• ....... C•tamporary Dultn EL,CTRIC th• Whole· ORGAN .l On A New 40-INC!i SPINET PIANO -~W.lliMl Subscription Rates Trade Ill Ala• MIDDLEPORT Member of Middleport Mer~hant~ Gift-A-Rema ' •• ' MO OPIH IVDYD.4~ O:GI'fO W• a..... 'l'lllelllallt tt uat QuelltiU. · ••• ·Free Door Prill ."' .NEW ELE-tRIC t. · ,, ~······"·'"' I. .,. 01 I Over I Macnavox Stereos 11 Stock - Price• From $149.50 to $65000 Mellie - Wellwt - Mlhet•"Y -Pecan ' .,.,., Tl'lln1i Srru_. -.~~~-NI 1 I enlim f <· ... .fir which·aencl . fd" i 011 Y• Spinet Plano Newl Wurlitzer "Total ·Tone• Organ . " ... "" $5.25 Adtrit• •.,.•f~ ··· ~ ·· ...... I~ · ·· ~ IIPIIIIIfi1Jaalvplr" i'cll Save Up To $100 on RCA Cabinet Model Stereos Limited OH~r up to $700 $158-$198· '228. $395 "MAIL " . OTT . ~ ALL DRUM SETS IN STOCK REDUCED Senlln~l FOR ..• IF ....-: ii'HOGAIW FINISH . $25 TO $2000 300 W. Second St- 992-2111, Pomeroy "WURLITZER• . ~'l LOWRY . liiiiHrlllllill tt TIM D1lly Ill ...... ~ . -........ .. , ..... ~..···· · ······ . nttd for ..t't11nd other npensH, then stop In ancl ECONOMY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY ''WURI.IIZIR" Will Be A Gift For . u k lor a "Holiday" loan. Bud1tt ~ borrowlrw, with 1 conven~nt-for-you repayment tchedule. Thlfl'l llw1y1 I Hllpltlt llalld at And Monlhs Te Pey ..... ... .... . $10 00 DOG All Brand Name Guitan and Amplifien In Stock • Vox • Gibson • Hagstron -Santa Suggests DEL MONT« • .... On Church Pionoo ~- Family Grapefruit Juice English WalnutSM••fl•m-11t.45c I C:abi,n.t Mall• I Sl•r••· Very Speci1l Prim I ·' troubles though as the Let us help! Holidayi are fun ••• but oh tho11 billll · (USED) Pianos save $250 1 For THE DAILY SENTINEL LOUNGER PRICE Wurlitzer Piano A Gift Subscription Roek'n Swivel •ubstilute Lee~::lifDY~;;_P~an~tb;;er:;;s.;•;;,t.;W;;:ah;;:a;;:m;;:•;:_·__ kms had 12 guard also. H6-0Ray 11 der pulled down 18 and scored to points, H Keith CHRISTMAS Prater had 13 rebeunds and p A TEN TS nine points; 6-1 Ray Johnston 1 had n.... and no Jess thu 11 FOR PARTIES 1 men broke into l!ie scorinc colFor Wanama, Raymond Sisk turned in the top sbow with a s in the MIDLAND botn boards, and used that ad- ty shots. Larry Fry managed : vantage to ~ove away from i seven points and Dale Rollins tne Falcons m the second naif. 1had five before being injured I F1ve men scored m double . in the second quarter. ligures for tne Vikings as they l Rebounds favored the Viltings 1 used nine men in and out the 'ii&-30 as 1M Wahamans record ' enUre game. The attack was i went down to l-3 as compared led by 6-1 )un!Ol forward Den- to !he Viking~ mark. · rus Gregory wltb 11 pm•ts · plays ftext on Saturday 6-1 Frank Patton had 12 and when they entertain the Ponoe-1 umn. 01. l y- chol~ If you buy or ley..wey 1 lot, but holds it well. In faQ~ be's tne nicest fellow when he's had abOut five billa, and he usually does. . Bul, the other night I · saw him cold sober. He was a dud - morose, dull, untalkative, not ~Yen liltable. We'd lalked of marriage, but now I'm sure. ~at do you think! JUICE 46 $20 Worth Records Over 200 Pianos • • Organs • • TV's • • Stereos In Stock Choose From Summers & Son Main Store Or The Warehouse " thi!Y'd make uo eandldates for tho ljlllh_.b. Your leiter Is allns but deadly and I oug. aest you peddle your hale else! where. - H. . Dear Helen : I'm divorced, age 50, lonely. I've met a man who II ORANGE ~, Tbun. - llut Court St., Pomeroy "IIIII FREEl Church Piano Player Piano hao so many odd quirks tllten out of context Del Monte 11ft USED EVEREn SPINET ON NEW Each of us - including you a great companion. He drink• batUed in became U. 8. citjzena ... Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to at (Cioai at li10C11 Gl re.: u~:::.' by an enomy • LUXURIOISLY w OPTOMITRIIT I "I 1 Westchester ;'Demo. Model" c I S.IOII IS SO !!85¥ ••. hO shelv•s, cobwebs on the aelling beams and chandeliers. J'm fest two, and whenever I on a chair to clean the my retrigerator, 1 fmd love notes wrllten in lhe "I like you any~tay, " What do you do wttll a man llkt thlil - SHO~TY Our Sl!orty ; • LoV<J him - and hand him the dust cloth. - H. l)Qr Helen: I've often wondered why they Itt t~rl got stOned Oll · TV, iU14 tbow tllem drinklnt all over the plat:t in plays and when they won't allow anyQne in a commercial to Ups to a btH!r IIUI, or advertise !lard liquor. Is there real reason wny the TV of ethics naa twe sets rules' - D.B.E. D; 1 ':io,. BQttel-...1 BEEF NELSON 'S Clean I'OIHOiofttl Nat Celt't widow La1 Vtl~s dateo 'l!lfh Poltier (while she's O~D. ' .lull coR;· ·' ' . I s A v E . �THI WILLnl IAINIY GOOal IIIII SNUPJIY IMITH Ott Extra Cash The 'WaQt,Ad Way I ·Wintec:l To Buy ~ 1 AD INFORMAnON WANT DIADUNU t SIGNS CAIKI\.~tiOIII 011 wu• .. .ect!Mtt untH tltl A. M. ,., o.., ., htnc•ttM QUAUTT t P.M. DlY ...... ._....,.. ......,. .,........ till ... M. co•••CTt•"• :t:;;z,.... •. ·--·· .. -- COME QUitK,OOC!! I'M AFEERED Pomeroy • Motor Co•.C M 50 BOBCAT ond Sprayld-Diaploy et BRADFORD$ BLAmNARS 992-at43 BlAEnNARS L16HTNIN' MN' 0\JEll. THE ••U>1·· 1 AI.~lHIIT I<OOI<ERoo 0\/f~ J115T APLAIN,ORDINARV, COMMoN~ OEN·VARIETYTYPE·UI'O/ . . . lh GEORGI WONO~R __j IY AL Wf' _,, LI'L ABNEII WH'/ COf.\E HOW LIN ' =· RADIAIO,R r ffi, =-----> TO US WIFTH' NEVIS? SERVICE Pome1 oy Motor Co. Re""n""t""""""""""'=~~F=o=rs=,._==:!::: M! , I I :~v soc · , EEk I MilK KEITH GOBLE FORD I 1 0 11 PAW A LITSTREAK ouT o:~FOF ~T .H~~'H;~ous~iEi LIKE ~ICK •n•H aft IDI•cHtiMit... trrere •u•• • ro"'"'" III'MftMI..tel"' fM IIIUr. MinOt WI.. Ml H ....,.. . . . . . ., CALEB TOLD PAW TW CATFISH WUZ BITIN'OOWN AT ORIBBLE CREEK AN' 11 ONI o• fH~ r NICISJ PIGfl.ll ;,. .C:Al.lj SPORT 1 :-::-::o: Fo,.,r__,S_al_e_o_, r __, Re _ n,_t_ 1965 CHEVELLE STATtON WAGON $1895 . 7 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, SPRINT RAWL. . .. , V8 engine, Powerglide, low mileage, local ownt>r, mint condi· I II> baths. Ph. 992-2590. tion. , . . ,. r.1n ..,. 1ncenwct l....,.tt.. I II 25 tfc bwllngs Honda Sal~ 1962 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $995 803 Brownell Ave. Urll Phone WY 1-2151 ... , 'Neal A• ..,.teo V8 Powerglide, R&H. extra nice and one the ,,..hole family 1---..,---~ !'rom tho Largest Truck or Pomeroy, 0. MIDIII.IPO~T . OHIO o Clll • , . , Wont ... ltttert• Bulldozer Radiator To The For Sale MIDDLEPORT ean use. MIIU"'U"' Cfter.. 61 dntl Smallest Heater Core. - -----., con,. "'' ...,... to• , ...... c.. 1966 CHEVROLET 8' FLEETSIDE PICKUP -- $1795 NEW SHIPMENT of clothing ___ ____ _ Mc:ut•v• ••urtlolll has arrived, nice line of chi!- PONIES, choice colors and It ••• te"' Ottco\lnt en •••• . . Healer. excellent tires, white o"Ver !!qua finish, heater, deluxe DON'T BE OnD llll INIIO witllln . . . ..,.. dren's clothing, including toys heights. Child trained and 1 . ' . ' ~: . . seat. CAIID OJ. I MAJIKI & o•ITUAIIII 11 .n ,., Sl ...,. minimum. IHI!o ASHAMED OF also men's work uniforms. green broke. Terms. Call or ~~Ph.~:992~·2~1~.13~:;::':•:lll~oro::': •dCIItlenol wore IC OI'I'ICI "40\.llltl Jeffer's Used Clothing Store, see E. J. Hill, Flatwoods I •:n A 1'1'1 •o t:OO ~ Ill\ O•IIY ' Rt. 33, going towards tbe. Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. Business Services . . rurdo. l :lO A IWI ro ,,,.. NOOfl YOIJR DIRTY CAR New R•gi' SijOj IT"• ID tAll' Fairgrounds. 12 11 6tc ' 12 8 9tc JO llt.ACI A MAKE · MORE PROFIT by OPEN EVES. 9:00 ,.M. UlUL.I ltiOOIJCINO •Ca.r e ·Truclc eHIIter 10 CAST !RON steam r;diators, GOOD USED tires , $3.91 and listing your firm's 5erviees ·tn 'NI\N1 AD 1 bathroom outlil. Ph. 949- up. Pomeroy Home & Aulil. Core e lulldonr POMEROY, CHO PHONE WY 2-2156 the Daily Sentinel's Business BE PROUD OF 2803. 12 II 3tc 12 9 l!tc eAny Type Service colutnn. 10 10 U A CL&AN CAR ONE STOKER, 1 wheel chair, 8UUGE:1 PRICED furniture II Loot and Found \ '="""""";Fo:""'r:;;' our lhird floor budget shop. CUSTOM butcbering, will buy U-DRIIfE·THRU folding type, nearly new. P. Baker Furniture, MlddieJiort hides. Phil Meier, 992·3510. wv 2-2196 Mtddl..,., o . C~R WASH . LOST: "Danc{'r." red brown, ,.,-:-==;-c;-:..:_:..:__:__-,---c= M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, 0. 4 lb. registered Chihuahu<J_ I IJARMO!\IY ~partments, three HAY, delive red or can be pick4 12 11 31c otuo. II 12 1ft ll I Heward tor returmnb hull . rooms_ furmshed . ~ew : Pla~t· ed up, ph. 992-6112. 12 6 6tc AUCllliN ti!:R I Call 949-3-H t or Wilfl.·rd Stepp \ ·~· pamt,, floors, smk, electnc FIREWOOD, any length, $3 1;;.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooiiiiOiiiiii Complell lieroteo range , b•• th. furnace heat. f d f d r · CHRISTMAS SALE! U Crill Kc•dtOird DC 12 12 31 , Private parking, out ol all pn 60 cu. t. 1oa • ree e IV· 1. NEW Hanna ne Wrlll, Ptoae 01 Cenllt!l ,. LOST- t;erman shepherd dog.\ floods, one block from high ery. Ph. 843-248-1. !2-6-0tcl CHEST FREEZERS $153 I TRAVEL TRAILERS A. t;. 8IIALIFOIW brown. lemale. Contaet Lin- sttlool , Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5392. GOOD, clean, lump, egg and All Models Sale Priced! (Quality Built) Raeltle, Olio da OursI a1 992-2916. (tnswers I 12 4 tfc oil lreated stoker coal. Pea· . All Appliance• Sale Priced! 1967 Modth In Stock Wt Servict, Deliver, I I lie lo nam• of "Maggte Jane .·• :f'URNISHm 2 bedroom -apart- I cock Coal Co., 1 block from Finan« ROUSH & LYONS 12 II 3lp menI tul"nace heal Middle- I tralfic light in Cheshire, 0. Open Til9 Every Night, CAMPING TRAILERS S!:WI.NO maclllnel, ropatr 101' BY SARAH M. RIFE Jack Ritchie, Portland, re·t, 'o. Pli. 992 _3874 _• I Ph. 367-7526. 12 I tf_c Exoopt Sunday Horton St. M11on, W. Va. nee, aU makeo. IVY :1--2214. Mr. George G. Saxton and cenUy spent a Friday with Tom POJ lbe Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy . Notice 11 28 Uc NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try , • , Autllo !.zed Singe S les and oons Gary and Timmie of East Durst. 8 MEETI:\G of Gravel Hill Com- =-:-::---;;-;-=;--;-- --,----;-"Slee ers.. Guaranteed re I • POMEROY WAPACHE. •-•c'e. r 1 29 Uc Liberty, Ohio, also Mr. aod Mrs. Mike Evans and ••""'t· "ler·)· Tr·t st•es ,, .... "eld 1t'OUH ROOM furmsbed aparl l P · · b k. -¥ '-~ OJIII;Jn 1 • c "' " 11 or ney ac 992-2181 Mrs. Albert Moder ol Marys- ters and Mrs. Charles -..a• Fitch 1 Mondo\· ller5 All new wenL W¥ Z-3658. t 14 tic . su Is 98 N lmo' Ph ·~· ' I " ',... . • ALL NEW FOR 1967 EAUY Mil d U 1 On y c. e sons armacy, 167 ApachoMarodal R concrete e ver- ville, 0., spent Monday and were shopping In Pomeroy on ·· · · loot stones or m'rkers llll<'ll ' Pomeroy, 0. )1 FaotLong ed right to your project. Filii Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.[ Friday. - ... ' :• . 1125 30tp SUPER SERVICE STATION he level w11h ground, nn / 4 ROOM furnished apartment I . 1967 Apach•• Duo Doc. 10 and easy. Free osllmalll. Charles Rife and enjoyed deer I Mrs. Nadine ·· R~ ·end shrubbery un lot<. "'' ~row- >'ith bath In Pomeroy Ph IJON"T pump your sluggiS h sep.l AKC Miniature and Toy PoodPhone 992-3284, Goegtela hunting. daughter were recent guests of mg of flow m d ur· '"~ mowing / ~_ 397,. ur' 992 _2,.,1 12 · 1 tfc. l t1c t_ank. Get Klean-Em-Al les, black or silver. S tud , MONEY lor Xmas, give us a Ready-Mil Co., Middleport. M Cl" 1 Bl h nd , ··• " 6 30 uo A-IC Don Rile and fam"1lv I Mr r. and '" Mrsrc H a ld B .....a. seasvn.. c.• r~l\d H1Jl Ceml?'tery ___m _ _ _ _---~___ _ Septic Ta_nk Clea!l.er_. Lan d· service and f;:rooming. Phone 1 trv. We pay cash for new or OhJo · · ' spent the past week with his · · aro rewer Trust<~< 12 9 lie "URNISHED d f . ·ned mark Fann Bureau m Pom- 992-5143. l1 25 tic old guns, swords, old pocket AIR CONDITIONING 1\elrl 1 nd d ht r Lo Bttto ==- · - ·[r an un orms eroy 0 II ~~ 301c -- - - - - - - .--' knives, old dolls, ammunition, . . ' get' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char· a aug er o ng - m PJA:>:u T u ~ 1 N G. School , apartments. Close to school. _ • _· - - - --.- _ . _ SINGER Sewing Machme, [ aUlD serv1ce. Jack • Refrog· les s. Rife and other relatives. and Mrs. Loo1se Brewer, 16church. 11ume. Pl1. Lane D<m· l Phone 992-5434. 10 18 tfc "NEVER used anyth tng hke 1 sews fol'\\'ard and reverse, ztg any caliber, any amoual eralioa, New Haven. Pbaoe They will visit with her moth· cal, W<!re recent guests of Mr. tels, 9!12-,50; 12 7 121 pi -- i it ." say users ol Blue Loslre I zag equipped to buttonhole, ! Fife"s, rear of Speed QTuheeirdn TU 2-3537. 4 8 tic er and relatives in Huntsvllle and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and ---- --- ----_For Sale for cleaning carpet Rent monogram darn etc Sews I Laundry Mat. South . ' D 'd Adams and Stanley Aucl ton: OHD·E · --"!STUTZ'S I - d - -N I eleclrt·c shampooer .II Baker! IJ.ke new p'ay off, 4 pa-yments' Ave, Mtddleport, 0. HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Ala. until Dec. lOth when they aC~:;t B" h nd Le·'". s· t' 1 an Hlluse and .Trading Post H "" I . . . ,· , ' · c ' 112912tc Do10l Bottle Gas. Arnold will return to McClellan AFB. , "'' ~c •. "'" pen is now under one roo! at \ "'Nick Chick"' leghorn cliicks I -Furmture_Co~ - - 12 12 61c I. $7 00 each. Ph. 992-268,. Brothers, 618 E. MaiD St;, in California. They will leave 'I'hanbglvmg Wllh Mr. and I aurel Cliff School House ur started pullets lod3\·. \1od-' IF carpets look dull and drear . 12 8 tie l, - R- IE F SI Pomeroy. t il2 Uc tile slates In March for a 3· Mrs,. Thomas l!li'Ch and clu1· . 124 and new ern Pou II r) .· Box 188 . At"uens , I remove the spots a.s they, I 1966 . -dren r W8terl-' o,11 State H.ou1e VACUUM CLEANER out !, _ ea _ _ _state ___ o• a_• _ year tour of duly in Japan. vn&. 1 1<1 7 by-pass open daily at 0 . Ph . 593-7831. 12 11 ltc appear with blue Lustre. [ of lawaway tank type comA-lC Ronald Rife Is In Thai· Mf. and Mrs. Delbert Hell· , • __ ___ - ---- . $ . ' ' • HOOM house on Broadway [ er ~ children 1"""1 ••vera! and 100 ¥;' AR OLD WJinut secre- Rent elertnc shampooer 1. ' plele Wtlh attach men ts Only • S . R . 1 d land, and A-3C Larry RUe Is r-· · ~ p noon .lim Adams 1 1iorthy .Stant". 11 20 tfc 1 tary: 7 fl. hJgh. Glass doors Pomeroy C•ment Block Cn. i 4 payments $6.00 each Jell. i . I. ~~~ acme, arge ~t:n at Sheppard AFB In Texas. day! r.Cently with her parenu, · and top. Des k at bottom. Ph. 12 12 6tc Ph. 992-2685. 12 H tic gar rn , wnte or contac rs. Mrs. Ethel Rile has employ- Mr. and Mrs. Don -&ewer ~. ,., 1 P Het"p Winled - - --- - - Beulah Bradford. Box 116, son! 1 . R 11 d ' 992-6236. 12 l I 3tc CITIZE:-1 BAND, one Mofllo GlVE the perfect gilt thts Racine. Phone 9-!9-3821. . men '" u an · · I James Dale Rife baa been Mr,l. Maxine Durst called on . 1"1.1-:HK Ty p ~> l II, "llue lo the RUGS DlHTY '! Rent -electric 3 element beam , one 23_ChanChnstrnas thai will be tre•stz 11 tOle · M~ ulelle _y M lei' ncl grow1h and expansion of the shampooer for $I wJ"th pur- nel Regency Range Gam. one . urcd a ltfe tune. Porlratl tak· at home 8 £ew days from hi! rs. a .. -!!I . . . e , ~..; 1 employment at Canal Win cheF- da er rftllr, ·"'"'f.""" · Un!\"('rSJ ty there are seve ral chase of Lustre Foam .. Ebers- .1 23 Chan nel Internatio nlaE-x I en in your own home. Al"iU 89 ACRE farm, 3 bedronn~s . I ter, 0. due to the cold weather. Mfi Elva I)ailey vJslU<I· Jie! typ1st vatanc1es bach Hardware, Pomeroy, o . ' f'f'ulivt' \1od-i50hb. C.1rl S 1 wedding and civic affairs. Call house with bilt:1, .l mi:es from .' d · at t thet presf . He returned Sunday. daughter · Mr. a nd Mrs. James ent tuue 111 a nums ra tve o 12 9 6tc . Hysell, Rutland, 0. Ph. 742 · now for appointments lu guar- Pomeroy, Rl 143. ph.o nc 992-1, . Mr. O. M. Rife called Pope, Middleport. · f,ces Dottes will include typ. , · - 1 452>. 12 12 61p an le< delivel"y betore Christ- 7069 2 9 6tp PT PLEASANT Poml on · - opened Mrs. Myrta Rife and Mrs · Mrs. Sylvia Allen and How· mg report ", and cot·respond- SOMETHING TO PATCH - , _ _ _ _ _ _1 _ _ _ _ _ _ mas. Call 992-3232 or 949· - - - ' - -- I "'easllll\'s B1g Blacks Singer sewing mach me, com- GERMAN S tepherd pups. Wall -, . Fay Wood Sunday afternoon. ard Allen callld on ~. and ; -6 1966 7 31141 • 12 9 61c "'-- '-' •·nee filin g: keepmg detailed plete with attachments. This er Wilson. Ph. 992-71128. .I I" t ~~aso~ 0~ a ~~- Billy Vatella called on them Mrs. Richard Abels of l!a~han ,. ....., retect 1ny HAI'PEN, 1'======~;::=======:==:;~: -~:~:==·1 1 •• E~perlenced ILO'rf D'A CHRISTMAS TREES RADIATOR HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES SERVIC~ . SAlES & SERVI(4 1------- aaeuLAT.ONI fiM fii\IDfllllfr rUIRU 1111 111M MAN ONAIRTH DID IT ,fl I.,. -::==F=or=S.=I•=:::::; Ohtol'" · or West Vtrgtnta, or old farms with limber. Marloo Reyoolds, Bo1 77, Syracuse, Far Sale-Scotch Pine 0. 9 18 l02tp Locally Grown Sheored limber ID 1 STANDING IWo( ... flOW lr stJ.ve • rsvill.e B kwheat Society Notes ly KINff·:·.:, GASULINI! ALLEY riel'~========'!;========= ------,==:7: HOWIE SCHN!liDEII St?l1e thif\CI 'd~ bii"l5 HE~P 1HE News Notes ' anct ;;-..:;~!\1'---- -a.J~ for a chan ~e ! Punt, attornelJ ~ ~ Wa l t.~ou and Prayer. Lool-\? pret:y . left t he back qate opeo ar d a goat ha> wandered !qal ! I wDnder what l"ve ctone ,-----r-..;--<;' into our LJarcl! NEEDY ·' I ,. - ',. 1" I pomt • Edges Greyhounds I I ° ' ' Inopener ly HAROLD GRAY I I ~t UNCLE MO·B001 iAI(l:S .QHY80IJY' A 'o'JI-l\1£. n ::~:~~~d;·~~u~~~~gm~:1~ u1~p~i~~ \"7i:.lin'iliiDtN machine equipped to zig zag, l:l 12 3tpl ~TIRES, like new, 7.:l5 x 15. \,1/lRIU ~111f~ ~i~~i;: c ~ont~~tnel; Grc~~ . Sunday ~rternoon. on Sunday evening. 'an t must he hi gh sdtOol make buttonholes!. elc. take . i96iS TER-Ea,-iike n.;w, So lt d r' Ph. 992-6298. 12 9 6tr. hounds 54-52 behind double f;. I -Mrs. Dimple Vatella spent d Mrhs. Fannie Durst Wvl~!.'_ed her graduate and have at least over payments o $5.42 pt>r State, 3 speed interm 1xed POTATOES. get your winter POMEROY - Modern 2 story gure efforts of semors Jim ast week WJ~h . ~'!' son Brl1y. aug ter, Mrs. Jon ewter m one y('ar of office experience. month or pay balance dut , changer. BSR changer, make potataes whi:e they last. frame, 6 la rge rooms (3 bed- Staats and Buck Cal!. ~he return~ orne to. Eskdale. Columbus over a recent 1feek Salary $276 per month. Call $6' 04. Ph. 992-3218. 12 6 6tc . payments of 11.50 per week ! Clarence Proffitt, Poriland, room s} , 1"' baths, modern The Big Blacks actually broke W. Va. With Mr. Ray Brooks end . . Ohio Universi ty, Personnel Of- COLOR TV, 1!167 Motorola, il k~ I or pay balance due $69. Ph. 0. Ph. 843-2254. JO 30 tfc , kitchen, hardwood lloors, into a com manding 22-9 lead in last Sunday as he returned to Mr. and Mrs. Bob FJioh and lice. 594-5836. 12 11 31c new condition, lull warranty," 992-.5649. Jll~tlc[SOLID STATE STEREO - 1966 1 fulllba~emen~ ff~ed hot tile first period, but then had to ! ~" work at Cabin Creek, W. Bobby, spent a SundayMr. afterUBAR MAID. Apply at - Hi~HO make payments of $5 per · LEGHORN HENS, 50c each. W. walnut console model, radio air lea l_ng. on ~r u vtew scramble for their lives as the a. ' noon with Mr · and S. Bl week or pay off balance. Ph. S. Michael, Near Chester.' equipped With 4 speed aoto- oL Ihe rJVer. Askmg $1 3.500. Greyhounds fought back to out- ' Mrs._ Sarah Rile and son Middleswarl_ aod chil4t:en. Bar, Middleport, 7 6tc 992-5649. II 20 tfc , Phone 985-39.\6. 12 7 6tp ' malic changer, 4 spe.ker MIDDLEPORT- two story score them the rest of the way. IDon RJ!e made a business trtp Re<:ent vtstlora of E. H. Car-. - - -- - -- - - - sound syslem, just ta ken in. frame home, 8 ro ..ms 14 bed- Montgomery ca ught up in the Ji o Pomeroy and Middleport on penter and family were Mr.•~. Help Wenttld ..,. Pay $1.25 per week or pay frloom sfl. balh. ~ull ba.~etoent, third period, and actually pulled I - - -- - - Mrs S. W. Durst, Mrs. Sylvi_S, 0 b1 d $9li 28 Ph 992 I oor ornace .. eat, " " to mto two singlr po1n1 leads bul lters. Allen, Mr. Wesley Cozart, 1\JJ!, M:RRI~D M~~ ro; r~m work A<:nos~ ••. Woo~hlp ,,_.,,;,, ;;];nee oe . 12 6 6t~ : stores and school s Only $1!,- the Blacks forged ahead 42-4(1 lhThe !Big Black; go_ ~0 I Tom Uursl, Mr. Rudy Durst, OUst' urms l . . . owdt.Ga.rdener'.l 4.1. Bum lR. Killt'r · -- . - - -000 •and then widened it to nine I e ~ e again u ay mg t Mrs. ~ell Middle$Wart, r.frs.· try, Long Bottom, 0 . tool <<.Mandate• wh<>l• ONE GOOD used eleclnc range [ SYRACUSE- REMODELED% points early in the final frame. [ when they play host to _ l he i Elva Dailey, Mrs. TroiS!e _12 _ u 3tc 5-~=l~n l . B~~~k ~::!~~;te Pomeroy Home & Auto. stor.v brick,? rooms i4 bed- Montgomery still fought back Parkersburg Gathohc qumtet ml Stethem and Hal Cald~~U • . ;.... PART nME waitress. Apply 9.Godde" or 2 . Skill up 12 9 3tc rooms!. bath. utility room, to close the gap, but Call's field· ' a double bea9fr . slated.'or the Wednesday. _,_" . . IU person are Craw's Steak . agriculture 3. New 24 . t;~~~ Business 0 rtunit s~ml • basement, new forced er, and then Staals two prt:'i-1 Pmnt Pieasant gymnasaum. Mrs. Margie Rtfe ana .dau_. ; House, Pomeroy, 0. ~: ~~aten ~~d _one ppo Y a1r furnac_e, lot lSOxiOO, ex~ tlure foul shots with 39 seconds I • ters of Rutlind spent..~e4iaet26 ,.=====---12_s_s_tc.-1 ' flour: lndi& ~ - Plucal ki"d MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable cellent neighborhood. Look remaining put it out of reach I Legal Notice day with Mr. and Ml1!. Cltarles · r 13.De•ired endin~ otcat to thts one over. $11,900. Staats, 6-1, last year's scor-' Rife. •· , · · 7 w.::U~;!~rum: 5. ~':;~~~~e 2 . ~u~i!l- •·~~:~·=ro~ ~=;~;e !~~~~~~~t f~~: aul oWE NEED LISTINGS jog leader tor the Uig Bl:u:ks. Nollce is hereby given that 1 Mrs. Fay Wold and Mrs. • .,._ ·6. Opeolng• 28. R""•; coun\0")'; matic dispensers. No experi. Albert M. Cox, Broker took up right where he left off the annual meeting of u.- Ethel RICe made a buslne!l 7.Bicdot blu,., abbr: Henry Clelaod, Salesmao as he pumped in some 20 points stockholders of The to Wellston Monday. l lti.~roW>d · ,. , ete •t. Hacem ence needed we es tablish 111 --•••• B k nd Se · Co BOY or GIRL peoce "' " · • 0 ce ••~... to lead the win. Right behind •n a vmgs mpany Vatella called on Mrt. 16. Partof 8. Exactaatia 30.Comesin room accounts for you. Car, refernl ... ..,.,". p Oht Ill be h ld h u K faction t~Jr 31. J''iah net 42. Solemn: Eve ng1 -.~ 1518 "~ him, 64 Buck Call spun in sev- omeroy, O, w e and- Mrs. Myrll In Rutland on Mein ences and $985 to $1785 cash 12 9 3t lhe orntee_or said bank In o••.M.I . 11. 'Oth"pring • . -. 9. Wrists a<~. Cyprinoid prom.ise _ c enteen points, and next came . . Sunday alle--n. Street & College Ave. f h u Man's capital necessary, 4 to 1:! Oh --• to I! "~ 20. G l'rg!an4 1I. Borders 36. X::.,·oint . nickname Keith Kilday with seven. Pat- eroy, to, · acc~J111 I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashburn Earn Money and Prizet "" . •Y"· 13 Policeman hours weekly nets excellent 175 ACRE farm, bouse wttb 1 terson and Sergent each bad by-laws, on ,\he , aticond Wed· and laml"ly have P""~---' tht . Delivering The Daily :1. Japanm monthly income, full lime a d bath )I 11 sda f J t!l"y 19117 "'........, receptacle more. For local interview, rooms n , ce ar, L>e ar four, and Je£f Swisher picked ne Y ~ anu . ' ' Worley farm here and ~t Sentinel to osteblished r.:~;:.,aod wri:e Eagle lnrlustrie<, 45011 bouse2, 21 large b~unm:frdeel up two. 41Ft.. M.difortolhe ndpurposetbol to move soon. Route R&UI gas, arm pon~, e . · For the visitors, 6-3 Bruce e ec mg. rec rs a e Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tr.. 1 21. Focm" Minnetonks Blvd., Minneapolate occupa~cy. Pearl WilJackson collected twenty one transaottOn of such other buslman made a buslllesa trlp lo CALL 992-21 56 French is, Minn., 55 416. ham!, 892 2318 or 992-2681. points on a strong performance ness as may ~operly come Columbu!l one day recently. ~=~~ll. 12 7 1l tp 10 3 Uc to garner game scoring hooors, before said meellng. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ray Brookl ,o. Frencl\ Aulo Salel while little 5-8 guard AI Martin . Richard. t. ,Jones, . 'y. of Aibany R.t. 4 spent a !W'~t lotandi zipped around for fifteen COlli\· , , . I f2 12 lie evening with Mr. onf '- l!fi. For Rent :~ ~~;~c;: 0 1956 CADILLAC Coupe Devtll•, ·· · -· Charles Rife. . ·: )· _ Antle.-..! all power, also a 1963 Stude'1t\l111.\.41fil'1t 11l;lkol ==~= Mrs. Patty Hoffman a\ta ailo ' ROOM rurni3'hed apartment 35 animal bake_r Lark, standard trans~ \!!I ~~ Stevie of Alhpny; ,Spetlt Frtda1, and 4 room fu rni shed apnr1.l mtsston. Ph. 882--2351, New Unouamble!heH!ourJumbl•~ after Thanksgt~· - . • ment. Adults. Relere nces. 126 ! 37.~-::;~.. lion _ H"':en, W~ Va. 12 12 SIC one teller to •1<h oqllare, to parents, Mr. and MrJ. C. $. Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, 992- 1 ss. Muelenote Recent visitors of Mr. and ~ ~~form four ordinary word1. f 6698. 12 8 tic 1955 CHEVROLET $125, good Rl e. 39. ~:~:~~h. Mrs. Harley .Johnson we:·e condition; also electric meat , Mr. Joseph L. mfe C!f,. 'l.llDt· ~. 4 ROOM unfurni shed apar1menl ollk Mrs. J. R. Murphy, Barbara, slicer, t20; Allia . Chalm· cothe openl Sunday ~~ .. in Pomeroy. Ph. 992·5385. Mrs_ Clara Roan and chlldren ers tractor and equipment. •• 1• &kl ngWlth hi 8 parents~ Mr. I ,wu·.. ·, ll 16 tfc chamber of Athens and Mrs Harley E Warm morning stove with Charles Rife. · ). TRAILER space on Brownell i3. Johnson and Tammy, Cher~· l blower. 125. Ph. 949-3073, Ross Mr; and Mn. Richard . Le6 Ave., Middl•port. Ph. mch..tnut.o and Terry and Mrs. Ada Slack Scarberry. 12 l2 3tc and family also Mr. ~ 2625. 11 10 tfc u[ Syracuse. -·--' \ 1 Patti · Brown and (liri.... ' .. It H DAILY CB~~«>;~;z B ~re~a:~" to work : ' Mrs. Harley T. Johnson wa s, 1959 FORD, 352 cu. in. engine, ~ ~A spent Saturday ~~~- ~d FURN1SHED 4 room apa rta Monday arternoon visilor of 3 speed standard shift, $250, . - I h M """"I 1111 lo L 0 N II' 1: L L O W also a 1959 EDSEL, 361 cu. WI rs. ~-~ ·: e, m•nt with balh. Ph !l'l2-3056. One letU>rolmply stands lor anotner. In tnl..o.mp". A 11 u.ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smilh h -I! Mr. George Martin ·Is lla'fln;· 12 b t tc and Jo. in. engine, $7S. p · llll.....,,. _ • his aon "·-r•e ·• · 811111 f or the three L'a, X tor the two O's , etc. Slng1e lett.n, anna.-· ,- : Miss Margie Warner wa• a _ _ _ _ __ _..::....::....;.;: 11 11 lip '.' ~-- ,.,~ troplli,., the !eDflh anol formation ot the wordll are all hllllo. In CalumbWI feiiOWfnl SLEEPING rooms, rlo ~;e !R Each day th< code totu-rs are dlt!erenL J Sunday dinner guest ol Miss lnsur•nce suraecy_at Mt. Cartnel·llill· town, 127 Butternut A~·e., Pomero}·. 12 6 tfc Xlf , Mrs. Fred Tucker- GE1TE and Mrs. I ROOM house and bath, fur man were Sunday visitors of R ""'' n ""'. '• V' Y V 'I t fllftll 1M ._tao u "''ld 150 M Geo ·· '" nace and garage, 255 W. Mam y L J T c x x N m Y H o A 11. D s J z D T , her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Brat- INC, before reDe'llnl JOur !>. A · f\ ,A o~ocitJitdiiJtloeohY~cllli~rn. 0 ~lum=· •i Sl., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992I ton of Carpenter. auto lnsuraoco. We may be •ailed Mr --• M "" u K y T 8.- H y F J 1: K .J H u J H y F y L D K j. ... I ] "ITS. • RifeonSaturday" • .... •.......... 2668 or 992-2961. 12 5 tfc ' Mrs. James Reeves, Mrs. able to save yoll mOtley. . .- - - - - - Tiley: spent - - - --- ---s.•nlay•a Cryptoquot.' A WOMAN"B ADVICE HAS LIT· ' Fred Tuckerman, Mrs. Eugene I I lie tltt! day at lhtlr farm bere." • ROOM house with bath, on TJ.E VALU:s BUT HE WHO WON "T TAKE rr IS A FOOL-- I Haning, Rhonda Jean and Mrs. AUTOMOBILE inlw"IDCII bteD . Lt... CHANT MollY IIMOAN 1\!r. end ·Mra. DM · VarneyPeart St., Middleport. Ohio. CERVANT Jack Elam. and Billie, were C8llCtlled! Lost YIUt opera~ , 1111...,.. · '· · and family have moved to Ch~ near grade school. See Mattie 10 ••. """' ,.,.,.,., ••·.,- ""·1 busine" visitors In Gallipolis or•a llceue7 Clll WY :&-2llfl. Aolwon trAtra 1M Hfl'· where ,he haa empJey. Bush, 689 PaBe St., Middle-last week. 1 II lie • _ ...,lotlo<W-ON IHI ·--· __ port, 0. 12 4 lie I TO EtiT TVJO BO.I4 S m: 041'"· !Yf'EAL, DOZEN P-'II~CAkES , A'iD ALI(EADY ~E'S O!i ~US'l' CO t>Cti~M G-1MIQOS4, HOW CAN pmew-{ 1""-D -~ .............. """ """' Wi ~E. 11-llN~ He' S "'TOPS ,n-.1WIT14IJ"'I..E 600·"e00 IT~ E.¢rl!'f', ~I£ """'l!\lW ll-IIRO PLATE OF BACON AHO E~, Wfnl r: RtE.D PaTAftlE<; ! It! HI'S'l'OR"{ AS 1\IK <m!A'T Dlff 'l'HA1' SAW THf. RETURH HOM£ OF UHCL£ OMOIJ:!!l . g:s OU c DAllY CR0 55 W0 RD ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN ::;.u ,· I I ! WANTED I """•• I ~!MD DO 50\1Ell!IN6 TO 1MKE 1115 N</4.5 ~ ttrn:RE5TN6 .• 4 By BRANNER \'OU'RE RI64TI MA.~KLY, WIf pen _ . SOCie• f y N0tes of '-'• ·· 11 CAUJd I I J l. ° XHOKFKH:::7Tto~E~"::~'"'s11UL, Jo~~i~~~ AIN'ItlllSU~~~CE~G,!I~Eic'~ I!'O!JBE'f~ 'I ·--·1 [ r ....... · ~ ·~, ., C' MOOJ, PETUNIA, Ol'kN UP; I AIN'T LEAV1N' TIU. YA AT /ilf ea&IES! ~ · ·· -~ ··- · ·-- - . .... .... ···--~·· ' --- - ~·· -··· ·· -- NON TloiEN,L.ADIES,. ~·~=·s A s'"-z:z.v Ll'~ NUMI!e~ ... ' """ • . Nour-~<lteWJotllll -or XI I George~;",~ ,.,.s?n :i r IJ.. II .• BUGS BUNNY r rFLUIF1' ___ . ,_.,. ____________. .,""'i !Oio----······ ····· -..... ·-________ ~------- - ' I S . e c !:::.'."· ! IT MA5 Mf. CONFU:;ED. · 4 - -- 1 ... -.. • .1\o ~ .J . ,.~ ..... �THI WILLnl IAINIY GOOal IIIII SNUPJIY IMITH Ott Extra Cash The 'WaQt,Ad Way I ·Wintec:l To Buy ~ 1 AD INFORMAnON WANT DIADUNU t SIGNS CAIKI\.~tiOIII 011 wu• .. .ect!Mtt untH tltl A. M. ,., o.., ., htnc•ttM QUAUTT t P.M. DlY ...... ._....,.. ......,. .,........ till ... M. co•••CTt•"• :t:;;z,.... •. ·--·· .. -- COME QUitK,OOC!! I'M AFEERED Pomeroy • Motor Co•.C M 50 BOBCAT ond Sprayld-Diaploy et BRADFORD$ BLAmNARS 992-at43 BlAEnNARS L16HTNIN' MN' 0\JEll. THE ••U>1·· 1 AI.~lHIIT I<OOI<ERoo 0\/f~ J115T APLAIN,ORDINARV, COMMoN~ OEN·VARIETYTYPE·UI'O/ . . . lh GEORGI WONO~R __j IY AL Wf' _,, LI'L ABNEII WH'/ COf.\E HOW LIN ' =· RADIAIO,R r ffi, =-----> TO US WIFTH' NEVIS? SERVICE Pome1 oy Motor Co. Re""n""t""""""""""'=~~F=o=rs=,._==:!::: M! , I I :~v soc · , EEk I MilK KEITH GOBLE FORD I 1 0 11 PAW A LITSTREAK ouT o:~FOF ~T .H~~'H;~ous~iEi LIKE ~ICK •n•H aft IDI•cHtiMit... trrere •u•• • ro"'"'" III'MftMI..tel"' fM IIIUr. MinOt WI.. Ml H ....,.. . . . . . ., CALEB TOLD PAW TW CATFISH WUZ BITIN'OOWN AT ORIBBLE CREEK AN' 11 ONI o• fH~ r NICISJ PIGfl.ll ;,. .C:Al.lj SPORT 1 :-::-::o: Fo,.,r__,S_al_e_o_, r __, Re _ n,_t_ 1965 CHEVELLE STATtON WAGON $1895 . 7 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, SPRINT RAWL. . .. , V8 engine, Powerglide, low mileage, local ownt>r, mint condi· I II> baths. Ph. 992-2590. tion. , . . ,. r.1n ..,. 1ncenwct l....,.tt.. I II 25 tfc bwllngs Honda Sal~ 1962 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $995 803 Brownell Ave. Urll Phone WY 1-2151 ... , 'Neal A• ..,.teo V8 Powerglide, R&H. extra nice and one the ,,..hole family 1---..,---~ !'rom tho Largest Truck or Pomeroy, 0. MIDIII.IPO~T . OHIO o Clll • , . , Wont ... ltttert• Bulldozer Radiator To The For Sale MIDDLEPORT ean use. MIIU"'U"' Cfter.. 61 dntl Smallest Heater Core. - -----., con,. "'' ...,... to• , ...... c.. 1966 CHEVROLET 8' FLEETSIDE PICKUP -- $1795 NEW SHIPMENT of clothing ___ ____ _ Mc:ut•v• ••urtlolll has arrived, nice line of chi!- PONIES, choice colors and It ••• te"' Ottco\lnt en •••• . . Healer. excellent tires, white o"Ver !!qua finish, heater, deluxe DON'T BE OnD llll INIIO witllln . . . ..,.. dren's clothing, including toys heights. Child trained and 1 . ' . ' ~: . . seat. CAIID OJ. I MAJIKI & o•ITUAIIII 11 .n ,., Sl ...,. minimum. IHI!o ASHAMED OF also men's work uniforms. green broke. Terms. Call or ~~Ph.~:992~·2~1~.13~:;::':•:lll~oro::': •dCIItlenol wore IC OI'I'ICI "40\.llltl Jeffer's Used Clothing Store, see E. J. Hill, Flatwoods I •:n A 1'1'1 •o t:OO ~ Ill\ O•IIY ' Rt. 33, going towards tbe. Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. Business Services . . rurdo. l :lO A IWI ro ,,,.. NOOfl YOIJR DIRTY CAR New R•gi' SijOj IT"• ID tAll' Fairgrounds. 12 11 6tc ' 12 8 9tc JO llt.ACI A MAKE · MORE PROFIT by OPEN EVES. 9:00 ,.M. UlUL.I ltiOOIJCINO •Ca.r e ·Truclc eHIIter 10 CAST !RON steam r;diators, GOOD USED tires , $3.91 and listing your firm's 5erviees ·tn 'NI\N1 AD 1 bathroom outlil. Ph. 949- up. Pomeroy Home & Aulil. Core e lulldonr POMEROY, CHO PHONE WY 2-2156 the Daily Sentinel's Business BE PROUD OF 2803. 12 II 3tc 12 9 l!tc eAny Type Service colutnn. 10 10 U A CL&AN CAR ONE STOKER, 1 wheel chair, 8UUGE:1 PRICED furniture II Loot and Found \ '="""""";Fo:""'r:;;' our lhird floor budget shop. CUSTOM butcbering, will buy U-DRIIfE·THRU folding type, nearly new. P. Baker Furniture, MlddieJiort hides. Phil Meier, 992·3510. wv 2-2196 Mtddl..,., o . C~R WASH . LOST: "Danc{'r." red brown, ,.,-:-==;-c;-:..:_:..:__:__-,---c= M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, 0. 4 lb. registered Chihuahu<J_ I IJARMO!\IY ~partments, three HAY, delive red or can be pick4 12 11 31c otuo. II 12 1ft ll I Heward tor returmnb hull . rooms_ furmshed . ~ew : Pla~t· ed up, ph. 992-6112. 12 6 6tc AUCllliN ti!:R I Call 949-3-H t or Wilfl.·rd Stepp \ ·~· pamt,, floors, smk, electnc FIREWOOD, any length, $3 1;;.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooiiiiOiiiiii Complell lieroteo range , b•• th. furnace heat. f d f d r · CHRISTMAS SALE! U Crill Kc•dtOird DC 12 12 31 , Private parking, out ol all pn 60 cu. t. 1oa • ree e IV· 1. NEW Hanna ne Wrlll, Ptoae 01 Cenllt!l ,. LOST- t;erman shepherd dog.\ floods, one block from high ery. Ph. 843-248-1. !2-6-0tcl CHEST FREEZERS $153 I TRAVEL TRAILERS A. t;. 8IIALIFOIW brown. lemale. Contaet Lin- sttlool , Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5392. GOOD, clean, lump, egg and All Models Sale Priced! (Quality Built) Raeltle, Olio da OursI a1 992-2916. (tnswers I 12 4 tfc oil lreated stoker coal. Pea· . All Appliance• Sale Priced! 1967 Modth In Stock Wt Servict, Deliver, I I lie lo nam• of "Maggte Jane .·• :f'URNISHm 2 bedroom -apart- I cock Coal Co., 1 block from Finan« ROUSH & LYONS 12 II 3lp menI tul"nace heal Middle- I tralfic light in Cheshire, 0. Open Til9 Every Night, CAMPING TRAILERS S!:WI.NO maclllnel, ropatr 101' BY SARAH M. RIFE Jack Ritchie, Portland, re·t, 'o. Pli. 992 _3874 _• I Ph. 367-7526. 12 I tf_c Exoopt Sunday Horton St. M11on, W. Va. nee, aU makeo. IVY :1--2214. Mr. George G. Saxton and cenUy spent a Friday with Tom POJ lbe Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy . Notice 11 28 Uc NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try , • , Autllo !.zed Singe S les and oons Gary and Timmie of East Durst. 8 MEETI:\G of Gravel Hill Com- =-:-::---;;-;-=;--;-- --,----;-"Slee ers.. Guaranteed re I • POMEROY WAPACHE. •-•c'e. r 1 29 Uc Liberty, Ohio, also Mr. aod Mrs. Mike Evans and ••""'t· "ler·)· Tr·t st•es ,, .... "eld 1t'OUH ROOM furmsbed aparl l P · · b k. -¥ '-~ OJIII;Jn 1 • c "' " 11 or ney ac 992-2181 Mrs. Albert Moder ol Marys- ters and Mrs. Charles -..a• Fitch 1 Mondo\· ller5 All new wenL W¥ Z-3658. t 14 tic . su Is 98 N lmo' Ph ·~· ' I " ',... . • ALL NEW FOR 1967 EAUY Mil d U 1 On y c. e sons armacy, 167 ApachoMarodal R concrete e ver- ville, 0., spent Monday and were shopping In Pomeroy on ·· · · loot stones or m'rkers llll<'ll ' Pomeroy, 0. )1 FaotLong ed right to your project. Filii Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.[ Friday. - ... ' :• . 1125 30tp SUPER SERVICE STATION he level w11h ground, nn / 4 ROOM furnished apartment I . 1967 Apach•• Duo Doc. 10 and easy. Free osllmalll. Charles Rife and enjoyed deer I Mrs. Nadine ·· R~ ·end shrubbery un lot<. "'' ~row- >'ith bath In Pomeroy Ph IJON"T pump your sluggiS h sep.l AKC Miniature and Toy PoodPhone 992-3284, Goegtela hunting. daughter were recent guests of mg of flow m d ur· '"~ mowing / ~_ 397,. ur' 992 _2,.,1 12 · 1 tfc. l t1c t_ank. Get Klean-Em-Al les, black or silver. S tud , MONEY lor Xmas, give us a Ready-Mil Co., Middleport. M Cl" 1 Bl h nd , ··• " 6 30 uo A-IC Don Rile and fam"1lv I Mr r. and '" Mrsrc H a ld B .....a. seasvn.. c.• r~l\d H1Jl Ceml?'tery ___m _ _ _ _---~___ _ Septic Ta_nk Clea!l.er_. Lan d· service and f;:rooming. Phone 1 trv. We pay cash for new or OhJo · · ' spent the past week with his · · aro rewer Trust<~< 12 9 lie "URNISHED d f . ·ned mark Fann Bureau m Pom- 992-5143. l1 25 tic old guns, swords, old pocket AIR CONDITIONING 1\elrl 1 nd d ht r Lo Bttto ==- · - ·[r an un orms eroy 0 II ~~ 301c -- - - - - - - .--' knives, old dolls, ammunition, . . ' get' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char· a aug er o ng - m PJA:>:u T u ~ 1 N G. School , apartments. Close to school. _ • _· - - - --.- _ . _ SINGER Sewing Machme, [ aUlD serv1ce. Jack • Refrog· les s. Rife and other relatives. and Mrs. Loo1se Brewer, 16church. 11ume. Pl1. Lane D<m· l Phone 992-5434. 10 18 tfc "NEVER used anyth tng hke 1 sews fol'\\'ard and reverse, ztg any caliber, any amoual eralioa, New Haven. Pbaoe They will visit with her moth· cal, W<!re recent guests of Mr. tels, 9!12-,50; 12 7 121 pi -- i it ." say users ol Blue Loslre I zag equipped to buttonhole, ! Fife"s, rear of Speed QTuheeirdn TU 2-3537. 4 8 tic er and relatives in Huntsvllle and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and ---- --- ----_For Sale for cleaning carpet Rent monogram darn etc Sews I Laundry Mat. South . ' D 'd Adams and Stanley Aucl ton: OHD·E · --"!STUTZ'S I - d - -N I eleclrt·c shampooer .II Baker! IJ.ke new p'ay off, 4 pa-yments' Ave, Mtddleport, 0. HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Ala. until Dec. lOth when they aC~:;t B" h nd Le·'". s· t' 1 an Hlluse and .Trading Post H "" I . . . ,· , ' · c ' 112912tc Do10l Bottle Gas. Arnold will return to McClellan AFB. , "'' ~c •. "'" pen is now under one roo! at \ "'Nick Chick"' leghorn cliicks I -Furmture_Co~ - - 12 12 61c I. $7 00 each. Ph. 992-268,. Brothers, 618 E. MaiD St;, in California. They will leave 'I'hanbglvmg Wllh Mr. and I aurel Cliff School House ur started pullets lod3\·. \1od-' IF carpets look dull and drear . 12 8 tie l, - R- IE F SI Pomeroy. t il2 Uc tile slates In March for a 3· Mrs,. Thomas l!li'Ch and clu1· . 124 and new ern Pou II r) .· Box 188 . At"uens , I remove the spots a.s they, I 1966 . -dren r W8terl-' o,11 State H.ou1e VACUUM CLEANER out !, _ ea _ _ _state ___ o• a_• _ year tour of duly in Japan. vn&. 1 1<1 7 by-pass open daily at 0 . Ph . 593-7831. 12 11 ltc appear with blue Lustre. [ of lawaway tank type comA-lC Ronald Rife Is In Thai· Mf. and Mrs. Delbert Hell· , • __ ___ - ---- . $ . ' ' • HOOM house on Broadway [ er ~ children 1"""1 ••vera! and 100 ¥;' AR OLD WJinut secre- Rent elertnc shampooer 1. ' plele Wtlh attach men ts Only • S . R . 1 d land, and A-3C Larry RUe Is r-· · ~ p noon .lim Adams 1 1iorthy .Stant". 11 20 tfc 1 tary: 7 fl. hJgh. Glass doors Pomeroy C•ment Block Cn. i 4 payments $6.00 each Jell. i . I. ~~~ acme, arge ~t:n at Sheppard AFB In Texas. day! r.Cently with her parenu, · and top. Des k at bottom. Ph. 12 12 6tc Ph. 992-2685. 12 H tic gar rn , wnte or contac rs. Mrs. Ethel Rile has employ- Mr. and Mrs. Don -&ewer ~. ,., 1 P Het"p Winled - - --- - - Beulah Bradford. Box 116, son! 1 . R 11 d ' 992-6236. 12 l I 3tc CITIZE:-1 BAND, one Mofllo GlVE the perfect gilt thts Racine. Phone 9-!9-3821. . men '" u an · · I James Dale Rife baa been Mr,l. Maxine Durst called on . 1"1.1-:HK Ty p ~> l II, "llue lo the RUGS DlHTY '! Rent -electric 3 element beam , one 23_ChanChnstrnas thai will be tre•stz 11 tOle · M~ ulelle _y M lei' ncl grow1h and expansion of the shampooer for $I wJ"th pur- nel Regency Range Gam. one . urcd a ltfe tune. Porlratl tak· at home 8 £ew days from hi! rs. a .. -!!I . . . e , ~..; 1 employment at Canal Win cheF- da er rftllr, ·"'"'f.""" · Un!\"('rSJ ty there are seve ral chase of Lustre Foam .. Ebers- .1 23 Chan nel Internatio nlaE-x I en in your own home. Al"iU 89 ACRE farm, 3 bedronn~s . I ter, 0. due to the cold weather. Mfi Elva I)ailey vJslU<I· Jie! typ1st vatanc1es bach Hardware, Pomeroy, o . ' f'f'ulivt' \1od-i50hb. C.1rl S 1 wedding and civic affairs. Call house with bilt:1, .l mi:es from .' d · at t thet presf . He returned Sunday. daughter · Mr. a nd Mrs. James ent tuue 111 a nums ra tve o 12 9 6tc . Hysell, Rutland, 0. Ph. 742 · now for appointments lu guar- Pomeroy, Rl 143. ph.o nc 992-1, . Mr. O. M. Rife called Pope, Middleport. · f,ces Dottes will include typ. , · - 1 452>. 12 12 61p an le< delivel"y betore Christ- 7069 2 9 6tp PT PLEASANT Poml on · - opened Mrs. Myrta Rife and Mrs · Mrs. Sylvia Allen and How· mg report ", and cot·respond- SOMETHING TO PATCH - , _ _ _ _ _ _1 _ _ _ _ _ _ mas. Call 992-3232 or 949· - - - ' - -- I "'easllll\'s B1g Blacks Singer sewing mach me, com- GERMAN S tepherd pups. Wall -, . Fay Wood Sunday afternoon. ard Allen callld on ~. and ; -6 1966 7 31141 • 12 9 61c "'-- '-' •·nee filin g: keepmg detailed plete with attachments. This er Wilson. Ph. 992-71128. .I I" t ~~aso~ 0~ a ~~- Billy Vatella called on them Mrs. Richard Abels of l!a~han ,. ....., retect 1ny HAI'PEN, 1'======~;::=======:==:;~: -~:~:==·1 1 •• E~perlenced ILO'rf D'A CHRISTMAS TREES RADIATOR HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES SERVIC~ . SAlES & SERVI(4 1------- aaeuLAT.ONI fiM fii\IDfllllfr rUIRU 1111 111M MAN ONAIRTH DID IT ,fl I.,. -::==F=or=S.=I•=:::::; Ohtol'" · or West Vtrgtnta, or old farms with limber. Marloo Reyoolds, Bo1 77, Syracuse, Far Sale-Scotch Pine 0. 9 18 l02tp Locally Grown Sheored limber ID 1 STANDING IWo( ... flOW lr stJ.ve • rsvill.e B kwheat Society Notes ly KINff·:·.:, GASULINI! ALLEY riel'~========'!;========= ------,==:7: HOWIE SCHN!liDEII St?l1e thif\CI 'd~ bii"l5 HE~P 1HE News Notes ' anct ;;-..:;~!\1'---- -a.J~ for a chan ~e ! Punt, attornelJ ~ ~ Wa l t.~ou and Prayer. Lool-\? pret:y . left t he back qate opeo ar d a goat ha> wandered !qal ! I wDnder what l"ve ctone ,-----r-..;--<;' into our LJarcl! NEEDY ·' I ,. - ',. 1" I pomt • Edges Greyhounds I I ° ' ' Inopener ly HAROLD GRAY I I ~t UNCLE MO·B001 iAI(l:S .QHY80IJY' A 'o'JI-l\1£. n ::~:~~~d;·~~u~~~~gm~:1~ u1~p~i~~ \"7i:.lin'iliiDtN machine equipped to zig zag, l:l 12 3tpl ~TIRES, like new, 7.:l5 x 15. \,1/lRIU ~111f~ ~i~~i;: c ~ont~~tnel; Grc~~ . Sunday ~rternoon. on Sunday evening. 'an t must he hi gh sdtOol make buttonholes!. elc. take . i96iS TER-Ea,-iike n.;w, So lt d r' Ph. 992-6298. 12 9 6tr. hounds 54-52 behind double f;. I -Mrs. Dimple Vatella spent d Mrhs. Fannie Durst Wvl~!.'_ed her graduate and have at least over payments o $5.42 pt>r State, 3 speed interm 1xed POTATOES. get your winter POMEROY - Modern 2 story gure efforts of semors Jim ast week WJ~h . ~'!' son Brl1y. aug ter, Mrs. Jon ewter m one y('ar of office experience. month or pay balance dut , changer. BSR changer, make potataes whi:e they last. frame, 6 la rge rooms (3 bed- Staats and Buck Cal!. ~he return~ orne to. Eskdale. Columbus over a recent 1feek Salary $276 per month. Call $6' 04. Ph. 992-3218. 12 6 6tc . payments of 11.50 per week ! Clarence Proffitt, Poriland, room s} , 1"' baths, modern The Big Blacks actually broke W. Va. With Mr. Ray Brooks end . . Ohio Universi ty, Personnel Of- COLOR TV, 1!167 Motorola, il k~ I or pay balance due $69. Ph. 0. Ph. 843-2254. JO 30 tfc , kitchen, hardwood lloors, into a com manding 22-9 lead in last Sunday as he returned to Mr. and Mrs. Bob FJioh and lice. 594-5836. 12 11 31c new condition, lull warranty," 992-.5649. Jll~tlc[SOLID STATE STEREO - 1966 1 fulllba~emen~ ff~ed hot tile first period, but then had to ! ~" work at Cabin Creek, W. Bobby, spent a SundayMr. afterUBAR MAID. Apply at - Hi~HO make payments of $5 per · LEGHORN HENS, 50c each. W. walnut console model, radio air lea l_ng. on ~r u vtew scramble for their lives as the a. ' noon with Mr · and S. Bl week or pay off balance. Ph. S. Michael, Near Chester.' equipped With 4 speed aoto- oL Ihe rJVer. Askmg $1 3.500. Greyhounds fought back to out- ' Mrs._ Sarah Rile and son Middleswarl_ aod chil4t:en. Bar, Middleport, 7 6tc 992-5649. II 20 tfc , Phone 985-39.\6. 12 7 6tp ' malic changer, 4 spe.ker MIDDLEPORT- two story score them the rest of the way. IDon RJ!e made a business trtp Re<:ent vtstlora of E. H. Car-. - - -- - -- - - - sound syslem, just ta ken in. frame home, 8 ro ..ms 14 bed- Montgomery ca ught up in the Ji o Pomeroy and Middleport on penter and family were Mr.•~. Help Wenttld ..,. Pay $1.25 per week or pay frloom sfl. balh. ~ull ba.~etoent, third period, and actually pulled I - - -- - - Mrs S. W. Durst, Mrs. Sylvi_S, 0 b1 d $9li 28 Ph 992 I oor ornace .. eat, " " to mto two singlr po1n1 leads bul lters. Allen, Mr. Wesley Cozart, 1\JJ!, M:RRI~D M~~ ro; r~m work A<:nos~ ••. Woo~hlp ,,_.,,;,, ;;];nee oe . 12 6 6t~ : stores and school s Only $1!,- the Blacks forged ahead 42-4(1 lhThe !Big Black; go_ ~0 I Tom Uursl, Mr. Rudy Durst, OUst' urms l . . . owdt.Ga.rdener'.l 4.1. Bum lR. Killt'r · -- . - - -000 •and then widened it to nine I e ~ e again u ay mg t Mrs. ~ell Middle$Wart, r.frs.· try, Long Bottom, 0 . tool <<.Mandate• wh<>l• ONE GOOD used eleclnc range [ SYRACUSE- REMODELED% points early in the final frame. [ when they play host to _ l he i Elva Dailey, Mrs. TroiS!e _12 _ u 3tc 5-~=l~n l . B~~~k ~::!~~;te Pomeroy Home & Auto. stor.v brick,? rooms i4 bed- Montgomery still fought back Parkersburg Gathohc qumtet ml Stethem and Hal Cald~~U • . ;.... PART nME waitress. Apply 9.Godde" or 2 . Skill up 12 9 3tc rooms!. bath. utility room, to close the gap, but Call's field· ' a double bea9fr . slated.'or the Wednesday. _,_" . . IU person are Craw's Steak . agriculture 3. New 24 . t;~~~ Business 0 rtunit s~ml • basement, new forced er, and then Staals two prt:'i-1 Pmnt Pieasant gymnasaum. Mrs. Margie Rtfe ana .dau_. ; House, Pomeroy, 0. ~: ~~aten ~~d _one ppo Y a1r furnac_e, lot lSOxiOO, ex~ tlure foul shots with 39 seconds I • ters of Rutlind spent..~e4iaet26 ,.=====---12_s_s_tc.-1 ' flour: lndi& ~ - Plucal ki"d MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable cellent neighborhood. Look remaining put it out of reach I Legal Notice day with Mr. and Ml1!. Cltarles · r 13.De•ired endin~ otcat to thts one over. $11,900. Staats, 6-1, last year's scor-' Rife. •· , · · 7 w.::U~;!~rum: 5. ~':;~~~~e 2 . ~u~i!l- •·~~:~·=ro~ ~=;~;e !~~~~~~~t f~~: aul oWE NEED LISTINGS jog leader tor the Uig Bl:u:ks. Nollce is hereby given that 1 Mrs. Fay Wold and Mrs. • .,._ ·6. Opeolng• 28. R""•; coun\0")'; matic dispensers. No experi. Albert M. Cox, Broker took up right where he left off the annual meeting of u.- Ethel RICe made a buslne!l 7.Bicdot blu,., abbr: Henry Clelaod, Salesmao as he pumped in some 20 points stockholders of The to Wellston Monday. l lti.~roW>d · ,. , ete •t. Hacem ence needed we es tablish 111 --•••• B k nd Se · Co BOY or GIRL peoce "' " · • 0 ce ••~... to lead the win. Right behind •n a vmgs mpany Vatella called on Mrt. 16. Partof 8. Exactaatia 30.Comesin room accounts for you. Car, refernl ... ..,.,". p Oht Ill be h ld h u K faction t~Jr 31. J''iah net 42. Solemn: Eve ng1 -.~ 1518 "~ him, 64 Buck Call spun in sev- omeroy, O, w e and- Mrs. Myrll In Rutland on Mein ences and $985 to $1785 cash 12 9 3t lhe orntee_or said bank In o••.M.I . 11. 'Oth"pring • . -. 9. Wrists a<~. Cyprinoid prom.ise _ c enteen points, and next came . . Sunday alle--n. Street & College Ave. f h u Man's capital necessary, 4 to 1:! Oh --• to I! "~ 20. G l'rg!an4 1I. Borders 36. X::.,·oint . nickname Keith Kilday with seven. Pat- eroy, to, · acc~J111 I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashburn Earn Money and Prizet "" . •Y"· 13 Policeman hours weekly nets excellent 175 ACRE farm, bouse wttb 1 terson and Sergent each bad by-laws, on ,\he , aticond Wed· and laml"ly have P""~---' tht . Delivering The Daily :1. Japanm monthly income, full lime a d bath )I 11 sda f J t!l"y 19117 "'........, receptacle more. For local interview, rooms n , ce ar, L>e ar four, and Je£f Swisher picked ne Y ~ anu . ' ' Worley farm here and ~t Sentinel to osteblished r.:~;:.,aod wri:e Eagle lnrlustrie<, 45011 bouse2, 21 large b~unm:frdeel up two. 41Ft.. M.difortolhe ndpurposetbol to move soon. Route R&UI gas, arm pon~, e . · For the visitors, 6-3 Bruce e ec mg. rec rs a e Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tr.. 1 21. Focm" Minnetonks Blvd., Minneapolate occupa~cy. Pearl WilJackson collected twenty one transaottOn of such other buslman made a buslllesa trlp lo CALL 992-21 56 French is, Minn., 55 416. ham!, 892 2318 or 992-2681. points on a strong performance ness as may ~operly come Columbu!l one day recently. ~=~~ll. 12 7 1l tp 10 3 Uc to garner game scoring hooors, before said meellng. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ray Brookl ,o. Frencl\ Aulo Salel while little 5-8 guard AI Martin . Richard. t. ,Jones, . 'y. of Aibany R.t. 4 spent a !W'~t lotandi zipped around for fifteen COlli\· , , . I f2 12 lie evening with Mr. onf '- l!fi. For Rent :~ ~~;~c;: 0 1956 CADILLAC Coupe Devtll•, ·· · -· Charles Rife. . ·: )· _ Antle.-..! all power, also a 1963 Stude'1t\l111.\.41fil'1t 11l;lkol ==~= Mrs. Patty Hoffman a\ta ailo ' ROOM rurni3'hed apartment 35 animal bake_r Lark, standard trans~ \!!I ~~ Stevie of Alhpny; ,Spetlt Frtda1, and 4 room fu rni shed apnr1.l mtsston. Ph. 882--2351, New Unouamble!heH!ourJumbl•~ after Thanksgt~· - . • ment. Adults. Relere nces. 126 ! 37.~-::;~.. lion _ H"':en, W~ Va. 12 12 SIC one teller to •1<h oqllare, to parents, Mr. and MrJ. C. $. Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, 992- 1 ss. Muelenote Recent visitors of Mr. and ~ ~~form four ordinary word1. f 6698. 12 8 tic 1955 CHEVROLET $125, good Rl e. 39. ~:~:~~h. Mrs. Harley .Johnson we:·e condition; also electric meat , Mr. Joseph L. mfe C!f,. 'l.llDt· ~. 4 ROOM unfurni shed apar1menl ollk Mrs. J. R. Murphy, Barbara, slicer, t20; Allia . Chalm· cothe openl Sunday ~~ .. in Pomeroy. Ph. 992·5385. Mrs_ Clara Roan and chlldren ers tractor and equipment. •• 1• &kl ngWlth hi 8 parents~ Mr. I ,wu·.. ·, ll 16 tfc chamber of Athens and Mrs Harley E Warm morning stove with Charles Rife. · ). TRAILER space on Brownell i3. Johnson and Tammy, Cher~· l blower. 125. Ph. 949-3073, Ross Mr; and Mn. Richard . Le6 Ave., Middl•port. Ph. mch..tnut.o and Terry and Mrs. Ada Slack Scarberry. 12 l2 3tc and family also Mr. ~ 2625. 11 10 tfc u[ Syracuse. -·--' \ 1 Patti · Brown and (liri.... ' .. It H DAILY CB~~«>;~;z B ~re~a:~" to work : ' Mrs. Harley T. Johnson wa s, 1959 FORD, 352 cu. in. engine, ~ ~A spent Saturday ~~~- ~d FURN1SHED 4 room apa rta Monday arternoon visilor of 3 speed standard shift, $250, . - I h M """"I 1111 lo L 0 N II' 1: L L O W also a 1959 EDSEL, 361 cu. WI rs. ~-~ ·: e, m•nt with balh. Ph !l'l2-3056. One letU>rolmply stands lor anotner. In tnl..o.mp". A 11 u.ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smilh h -I! Mr. George Martin ·Is lla'fln;· 12 b t tc and Jo. in. engine, $7S. p · llll.....,,. _ • his aon "·-r•e ·• · 811111 f or the three L'a, X tor the two O's , etc. Slng1e lett.n, anna.-· ,- : Miss Margie Warner wa• a _ _ _ _ __ _..::....::....;.;: 11 11 lip '.' ~-- ,.,~ troplli,., the !eDflh anol formation ot the wordll are all hllllo. In CalumbWI feiiOWfnl SLEEPING rooms, rlo ~;e !R Each day th< code totu-rs are dlt!erenL J Sunday dinner guest ol Miss lnsur•nce suraecy_at Mt. Cartnel·llill· town, 127 Butternut A~·e., Pomero}·. 12 6 tfc Xlf , Mrs. Fred Tucker- GE1TE and Mrs. I ROOM house and bath, fur man were Sunday visitors of R ""'' n ""'. '• V' Y V 'I t fllftll 1M ._tao u "''ld 150 M Geo ·· '" nace and garage, 255 W. Mam y L J T c x x N m Y H o A 11. D s J z D T , her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Brat- INC, before reDe'llnl JOur !>. A · f\ ,A o~ocitJitdiiJtloeohY~cllli~rn. 0 ~lum=· •i Sl., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992I ton of Carpenter. auto lnsuraoco. We may be •ailed Mr --• M "" u K y T 8.- H y F J 1: K .J H u J H y F y L D K j. ... I ] "ITS. • RifeonSaturday" • .... •.......... 2668 or 992-2961. 12 5 tfc ' Mrs. James Reeves, Mrs. able to save yoll mOtley. . .- - - - - - Tiley: spent - - - --- ---s.•nlay•a Cryptoquot.' A WOMAN"B ADVICE HAS LIT· ' Fred Tuckerman, Mrs. Eugene I I lie tltt! day at lhtlr farm bere." • ROOM house with bath, on TJ.E VALU:s BUT HE WHO WON "T TAKE rr IS A FOOL-- I Haning, Rhonda Jean and Mrs. AUTOMOBILE inlw"IDCII bteD . Lt... CHANT MollY IIMOAN 1\!r. end ·Mra. DM · VarneyPeart St., Middleport. Ohio. CERVANT Jack Elam. and Billie, were C8llCtlled! Lost YIUt opera~ , 1111...,.. · '· · and family have moved to Ch~ near grade school. See Mattie 10 ••. """' ,.,.,.,., ••·.,- ""·1 busine" visitors In Gallipolis or•a llceue7 Clll WY :&-2llfl. Aolwon trAtra 1M Hfl'· where ,he haa empJey. Bush, 689 PaBe St., Middle-last week. 1 II lie • _ ...,lotlo<W-ON IHI ·--· __ port, 0. 12 4 lie I TO EtiT TVJO BO.I4 S m: 041'"· !Yf'EAL, DOZEN P-'II~CAkES , A'iD ALI(EADY ~E'S O!i ~US'l' CO t>Cti~M G-1MIQOS4, HOW CAN pmew-{ 1""-D -~ .............. """ """' Wi ~E. 11-llN~ He' S "'TOPS ,n-.1WIT14IJ"'I..E 600·"e00 IT~ E.¢rl!'f', ~I£ """'l!\lW ll-IIRO PLATE OF BACON AHO E~, Wfnl r: RtE.D PaTAftlE<; ! It! HI'S'l'OR"{ AS 1\IK <m!A'T Dlff 'l'HA1' SAW THf. RETURH HOM£ OF UHCL£ OMOIJ:!!l . g:s OU c DAllY CR0 55 W0 RD ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN ::;.u ,· I I ! WANTED I """•• I ~!MD DO 50\1Ell!IN6 TO 1MKE 1115 N</4.5 ~ ttrn:RE5TN6 .• 4 By BRANNER \'OU'RE RI64TI MA.~KLY, WIf pen _ . SOCie• f y N0tes of '-'• ·· 11 CAUJd I I J l. ° XHOKFKH:::7Tto~E~"::~'"'s11UL, Jo~~i~~~ AIN'ItlllSU~~~CE~G,!I~Eic'~ I!'O!JBE'f~ 'I ·--·1 [ r ....... · ~ ·~, ., C' MOOJ, PETUNIA, Ol'kN UP; I AIN'T LEAV1N' TIU. YA AT /ilf ea&IES! ~ · ·· -~ ··- · ·-- - . .... .... ···--~·· ' --- - ~·· -··· ·· -- NON TloiEN,L.ADIES,. ~·~=·s A s'"-z:z.v Ll'~ NUMI!e~ ... ' """ • . Nour-~<lteWJotllll -or XI I George~;",~ ,.,.s?n :i r IJ.. II .• BUGS BUNNY r rFLUIF1' ___ . ,_.,. ____________. .,""'i !Oio----······ ····· -..... ·-________ ~------- - ' I S . e c !:::.'."· ! IT MA5 Mf. CONFU:;ED. · 4 - -- 1 ... -.. • .1\o ~ .J . ,.~ ..... �•- r, at y TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 197 Support Ground Campaign Bombers Hit Terrorist • Pocket lose to a1gon Ia tla• WORLD BY THE UP! Ruby'• Time • • • SAIGON (UP!) -852 strategic bombers believed flying DALLAS - JACK RUBY from closer bases than Guam who doctors believe coold struck a Communist stronghold from ''wo weeks to five yea~ra;· I barely 30 miles from saigon underwent tests today to today in support of American out whether surgery can and v·,etnamese troops trying to him from cancer. stamp out Vlet Cong terrorl~m Ruby' once convIcted of the It I lng preoldenUal assassin Lee In cap a · Harvey Oswald, has Hanoi Radio reported a new throughout his body. The ex· American raid today against hausttve tests at Parkland "populated residential areas" in Memorial hospital will proba- the suburbs of the Commumst bly take untll late next week. capil~l. Hanoi reported four Despite the aertal attacks which have forced many Communist units undergrouna terrorism Increased tn the Saigon area and at least 10 persons were mjured in t~ee incidents ln and near the ctty, most of them policemen. The United States stepped up . . tC Jts nava1 act1on agams ommu· nist North Vietnam and 7th Fleet destroyers hurled rockets and five-inch explosive ;hells at troop concentra~:s ."'~en~e ~~~!~~ n~~~:ed:=ls~;: ~=~~ed~n~~hase Stoolies Okay . WASWNGTON _ THE preme Court has approved ed f :r South Vietnam was reported light and only. sporadic contacts wtth small umts were reported. A spokesman said the stepped up air raids have kept the c.o'?munists on the ~ove and in hJdmg although mtelllgence ed th o1r sources pinpoint e onghold near Satgon. Bombing Ml881oD Ia kin giant ~·~ ~I cth 11 f~m gr~at ahttt : n stru" ~ ::~ r;~!~n ~t ':e g~un~st The away. truck loaded with regional But soon afterwar~s a troops llOUthwest of Saigon, 1St hurled a hand grenade Into lnfiicting light casualties. buikling _three miles north In the 7th Fleet action the Saigon, tnJurmg a, :'~;,~~~~~ destroyers Ingersoll and Kepand four ctvahans. 1he escaped on foot. pier destroyed an enemy radar gre do attack wounded site 12 miles northea•t of Dongh na Hot· ,·n North Vietnam and sank Hoa Thanb hamlet chtel two civilians lour miles west a cargo junk and damaged two 8alg otllers further oil the coast. The on. destroyer carronade struck One group of terrorists strock troop concentrations near the in Satgon itself, woundtng two ctJast of South Vietnam and the policemen with a destroyer Newman K. Perry hit hurl~d Congr::.:m::lon~ ~~:~~~ air-se! camp and storage area with a from a sp.eedinbgl car, and VMiekt series of esplo81on! that could a VJet Cong mme ew up a e ong s,~:~~~~~~:":_:a~J~~ta~a~~~~on~us!_~:..:"~~~:~/~~a~n~~~::_~_c_!_coo~G~~~~~~o-n~~c~tlo~n~~ln'__'m~o':sl'_'of~b~e~he~a~r~d~i:n_:.S:al~g~o~n,~SO:_:m::U:e::_s;_lhr:::::ee-q~u:a:.:rt:::er~l:on::::__~go:.:v_:_em..:.=m=en:.:t~so~u~th;of;Si~ao~gn~.~;;;;;;;;;;~., C( Ma r k e t r t}•lC nges t l·on A,· ~ed &Zd\llf&i1t;;m;:;;;;a;wa;H« Pf111111rt!MI JACK OF ALL TRADES - Homer Baxter left, and Sam Curtiss, ri~ht, do about anything, from earo pentry, electrical w1ring, and painting, to decorat!JII a Christmas tree. They proved it by decorating the large Christmas tree on the Kroger parking lot Ill Pomeroy, adding a colorful, festive air to the area. WhIte F0lks Key tinued use- within limits- of f'l Feeuey-Bennell Pool Ul informers, unclercover I I Americaa Legloa hal compteland eavesdroppiag devices by I ' ed plaas for ill Cbrlalmao pargoverJU)tent crlmebusters. . ty lor eommualty eblldrea • A• • resUlt Of Monday's decl- A parking complaint made by urday cars were parked at The mayor asked for patience Iof Middleport Vol':tteer -~'re IDee. u at the ball. sion, the Justice & Middleport resident was aired angle. making the sitUation lin the matter. He expected the Company, present counc~ a l..e(Uenllllirel are W mett at can breathe rhore alnee in Middleport council during its more hazardous than ever. Situation wtll be corrected soon. not~ce from the state au ~tor the ball Dee. %1 at I p.m. to all these are the ;oots regular meeting Monday even-• '"I even put cement blocks In Counclbuan President John noti~g that Is du;.: F;; sack tbe caDdy treato. Memtrade In fighting .the . Ifront of my home and this did Zerkle stated that for the safe- men'. Depen ency , · ' hers In charge of the party tralllc and Ulegal activities such . Searles, Pearl • st.. not slop cars from parkmg ty and convenience of residents fund ts .for the firemen s . aro Doa Roach, WtiUam Crln· as J~ tamperms:. In three com lalned to council that the ' there," he said. and children there jg only one teetJOn m case of an acct ent er and Walter Bunce. T be test eases, the most prominent j par~ng situation In front of his Police chief Herb Gilkey wlutinn. that when the parktng while on duty as a fireman. l members will also take lreaiA CINCINNATI (UP!) - The next step in the clvll of which was the ·appea; of home and that of several other vowed there would be no more loi at Tiny's is full drivers The amoum " a 10 per cenl to the Cblldreo's Home aod rights movement depends on white citizens, Whitney M. Teamsters Presid~1 James R. residents on Pearl Street. across angle parking. He said as soon should be advised of It by the assessment based on ongm:l tbe IDfirmary Dee. U. T be Young Jr., executive director of the National Urban Hoffa, the court i1ad been told from Tiny"s Foodland was as he learned what drivers patrolman on duty and congest- membership. 11 amounts to regular meeting of the post League, said Monday night. that the department had gone becoming 8 nuisance a~ well as were doing there he advised ed parktng prevented. per yea~ per mem~~; t wlll be held Wedueoday eve•· "And 11 can go either way,'" Young said in a Jewish too far. II 4isagreed. dangerous. . the patrolman on duty ol Tiny's Councilman B F. Parmalee Coun~JI ~;.tsed so:i~to; :~ lag and wDI laclude a film. forum lecture here. '"The whites can eliminate all the NeSearlea stated that car• park to stop it. suggested parking meters be tact .,; F 1 ~8 ~ d. d - - - groes or they can really help the Negro to move into the Glnom.by Rain in front ol his driveway block· Mayor C. 0. Fisher noted placed on Pearl Street, but coun- Bern u or a VJce an ~ · mainstream of society." · , lng his entrance; even park on that persons who violate park· ctl took. no action. However, present It to "!unCI! at the JanYoung said he was optim istic as govenJOr ol California. MIN CAST TilE ONLY th• sidewalk causing pedestri- lng laws would be given tick- Mayor FISher and Chief G11key uary 15 meelmg. about the future of the civil "RiotAirs and advocates ol weather JIOOI)l lu the ana to wal~ 'tn the street. This els and the same procedure slated the situation would be Mill~ also noted that.• repre. rights effort two years ago when black povr represent onlJ a WdD:, ..MJisl of the nat!M was an even more dangerou should be carried out anywhere corrected. s~tattve of the Cheshire counhe did a study on race rela- small 11litfDrlty of the uai!Gb'f b~i«P•Y \'ldr akie.111111 lie ald. In Middleport, 10 whlcb Sear~ FIREMEN APPEAR cil ••ked that the fire prntecliOnS at Cincinnati but several INegtoea," bo lillie!. "'llul ... peraturea ollly normally Searles reealled that last Sat- ea agreed. Donald Mllll," reproaentative !Continued on Page 2) events since then bave changed•blll!e lee'!. JI.,UriJOI told by It Rain was reported from mat. sponslble pei>ple lba~ beciUii Virginia coast te Florida "We came to the year 1966 a ban<llul have rioted, aod I some 9110W reported In the and we have run mto a se ries handful have shouted lila<!ll olina highlands. I PT. PLEASANT - R•presen- ol defeats that only lhe most power, the rest must lake lbe heavy rains puahed by tatives ol the Urban R<newal pltiful ..optrmtst can fail to ob- bl~me," oald. winds swept the Pa<:lilc Authority met with council serve, he satd. I There s no reagan why white west, SeatUe, Wash., A six room two-story frame three hours, he said. Fnends of the Sergeants to- members Mayor MorgRn Clerk Cttes Setback! people should have a monopoiJ 1early an lnch, as did nearby home bclongt~g to 01arles Ser. . day mvited donah~ns or doth- R. H. M~lrose and City Attorn- Young ci ted the defeat of a on the crackpots/' said Yoq. Olympia during a six t f AlFred on Stale The ftre was believed to have mg and household J lem~ for Lhe Ra Mus rave rollowmg a school tax levy at Cmcmnati, I uAnybody who can observe reriod ~ndlng today. ~:~e ~te:as dest~oyed by started [rom a de£ectlve. flu in family. The ramdy has moved :unci!Y ~ssio~ Monday mght to cutbacks rn community actwn 1an of this and not stand up IIIII fife Monday at 10 _45 a.m. the livmg room. The fam1iy was to another Alfred area home.. discuss how Point Pleasant programs. a pull back from be ~WJtc:d Is ablrking 1dl ,... ;retv i• Lolt not at home at the time. Four Items requested mclude clotnld e its one-fourth of home rule at Washmgt.on, D.C., sponstbWty as a citizen of 1 Tonight ,s Meet the Te~m Assistant Fire Chtef Kari children were at school. The ing for the Sergeants' three dau- ~: urb~~tsrenewal project being and Ute elections of Mrs. Lur- 1democracy," Young said in ref. McKINNEY, KY. A 11511 Night at Middleport Hl,h Kautz, reported that upon arn- home was partially covered by ghters and 8-year-<>ld son. Dre" oonsidered for the downtown teen Wallace as governor of , erence to aecregaled 11ous1Df. ;tralegic Air Command jet School cafe-teria when Cnar·h val of tile Chester Fire Depart- msurance, it Wa!l reported. Mr. sizes for the garls are . 12, lrle, husiness area. Alabama and Ronald Reagan lschoolJ and employmeat. )()mber on a routlne training Carl Wolfe prt"sents the •Q66-C7 ment the house was engulfed Sergeant IS employed at the and 10, and their shoe sazes a Estimateds indicate $240 OliO nission plowed illlo a rugged basketball squad to parents by fl~mes. Ten firemen. foughl Union Carbide and Chemical 1, 10 and 5\\. The boy we-•rs a would be near the city's sh~re, mountain sectloa of Kentucky and fans. Order will be calk-d the blaze for approximately Co., Manetta. saze 8 shoe. with the government paying the Mnnday nillht, ~enU) kll~ at 7:!10 P m. . ~~~ the three crewmen aboard. Sponsored by the Mtcldlfi>Ort other U~ree~foorths of the near- WASHINGTON (UPI)-James •has 25 days to file a !onna!pt AD Investigating group head- Athletic Boosters, LewiS Sauer, Jy one mJihon dollar project. R. Hoffa. head of lhe nation's Itition with tho courlllldJil m by the wlag commander of Jr., president, will preSide. l:) ' Discussed by the group was largest labor union, found for reconsideration, but tile I-. Bunker Hill A1r Force Base, The meeting will be opened for the type of bonds which ctJUid himself yet another step closer ditch effort is cooaldered .._ .nd .• was dispatched to the general discu,ion, followil\j( inbe used such as revenue or t• a prison ceu today. Jy ., a delaytag lactie • ICene, in an effort to determlne troduclJOn of the players. and ()' general obhgation boods and There appears to be little his the COurt rarely ever Jrlilll 'hr cause of the crash of the movie-s of parts of at least three V Lee 1 ! on or listed in good condition. was moderate damage to the where the funds would come lawyers can do aside from such requests. lAC hustler, which seemed to games will be shown. Refr.,.h- MWe•lef Memo~ .; Lee 434 i The State Highway patrol truck and live guard rail posts from for the ctly lo retire the delaying briefly the day Hoffa ----8 ~lode 00 impact. ments will follow. The public lS p·~ ~. K~~au :" was admit-. said the boy was crossing Rt. were knocked down. . bonds If sold. goes to prison. But even behind invtted te~ et0 'ii I H~s' ital at 5 45 35 and ran into the left SJde of McClain suffered lacerations Only action was a request bars, Hoffa was expected to The Jackets are 3-1 on thf"ir m Mo~z:r wtthp 1 bum on 3 southbound pickup truck oper· of the face, and was taken. to that ~usgr~ve contact t~ ~te retain control of h1s union, the season, their best start in near- ~ .head a~ a fractured ~ight I ated by Lawrence G. Stewart, Veterans Memorial Hospital Tax i...{lmmlssloner consadermg 1.1 mtllion member InternationlO TWO '":1 15 '"""" 1 fter nJ I lo . • 53 Rt 2 Gallipoli! There was where he was treated and re- the types ol hoods feasible. al Brotherhood of Teamsters • • eg a run ng n a movmg ' · · 1le--~ · Flnll arrangements also will pickup truck in Kanauga He ;, I no damage to the truck and no ; ..,.,._ . Hoffa lost an appeal Monday be made for the t966 lri-Coun· charge was flied against t he I Patrol arrests mcluded : Joe to the U.S. Supreme Court, ty New Year's Eve Teen Ball nt driver. I Wtlllam Gtbson, 42, Dunbar, which upheld a 1961 conviction the high schooi audtlonum SaThe patrol charged Wilbur I W. Va., speedmg, Galllpohs by a federal court JUry tamper14 lurday, Dec. 31 from 8:30p.m. McClain, 34. Rl I. Racine, muructpal. court, Dec. ' ing CliiLLICOTIIE, Oblo ~~ to I am. with speed in ...... for road French Ttplon, 34 · Sprtngfl~ld, CCI The 53-year-<lld teamster chief Two members of the James tl. ATJ.ANTA <UPil - "I'll This traditionally mlormal conditions after a one vehicle passmg over a yellow !me: Robinson Sr. family were killed you In the governor's office<" event, sponsored by the Boostaccident at 12:30 a.m. Tuesday :~~:I :u~!~a\:· J:•~- A 1!1115 model truck was heavMAN INJURED Monday while trying to ereet a c. The <neaker was Lester ers as a lund-ral!lng project lor on Rt. 124 m Syracuse. He " 1 d Joh • sk vronski 4i East Uy damaged m a one-vehicle G<Orge E. McGos cy, televiSion antenna on tho fan>' 4 lox, Democratic candidate the athletic departmen~ anscheduled to appear Dee. 16 m an n a • . acCident at 12 40 a m. today In ily's house. 1overnor ol Georgia. nually draws hundreds of aroa Meigs county court. McKeesport, Par).,sp~lng, mu- 1the village of Syracuse. R~venswood, W. Va., was ad- I Electrocuted were James t.. Hts audience was anyone youag people. Numerous door Forty arrests were made In Officers reported that court. c. · I Metgs County Sheriff Rohert m1tted to Holzer Hosptlal at 1:- Robinsoo Jr., 18, and bis slalar, med to listen to hi• reaction to pM7,e9 ore awarded. Middleport during November was beaded north on Rt. C. Hartenbach said the truck, 35 p.m. Monday wtth a lractur- Judy Ann, 15. both students at • u.s SlJill"erne Court The Jays, wbo have emceea reported Police Chtel Herb HI! pickup truck went off drtven ...t h" Wll hnr Jark cd bone In hi s fare He WAS in- Grecnf"J~ High .<:chool. llnlllay thll Georcta'l over- over !,lXXI area dances, will l1e Gilkey to council Monday eve- right side of the McClain, 35, Rt. I Racine, left jured at the Kaiser Alummwn Etght months ago the famllY'I wheltn!agly Democratic leglsia- masters of ceremonies. Admls- nlng. through a guard rail the hlghw•y and tore oul 20 and Chemical Corp. when he house In Pike County, 1011111 ture had 1M authority to deride sian !s 7S cenu per person. Ov· There were 10 traffic viola- ed several hundred feet out ft. ol guard railiag in front of was putting a carbon in an an- here. was destroyed by fire. tha •deadlocked aovermr'o er 100 attended last year. lions, two held for probate a field before stopping. fi the Howard Largent residence ode jack. and the handle flew James Jr. and Judy Ann, d 1 between Maddox and RepubU· court, one reslstlag arreot, three about one mile east of the state up and struck him m the face. their brothers Arnold Ray 11, ran Howard <Bol Callaway. Voterana MemOJiol Haspltal over oighl 1111ests, 12 for lnlox· COLUMBUS <UPII - William roadside park. He is listed In good condttion . end Donald James, 12, ~.,.., Tile high tribunal's declaion Adml11ioa1- Jucl Davl•. l icatlon, one for Investigation. R. Minor, 23, of Van Lear, Ky.. McClain was taken to Veter- The aceident occurred at 5 35 trying to put the antenna ~~ rev$1H I th,...juqo federal Portland; Connie Jones. Reedt- one on execution ol an old line, was Indicted Monday by the ans Memorial Hospital lor a.m. Monday. a pole next to the house. T~ court rullag that ouch ar.llon by Martha Anderson, Rut- and one charge lor left of cenFranklin Countv ~{rand turv for treatment of a laceration to pole brushed a 7,200-volt pow~ the legla)~ woukl be llllCOII- land: Daisy Swlolt:, Middleport: ter. murder In the Oct. his right elbow and contusions Melfi Geaeral Hospitol cable. ilttuUonar; Callaway 11'11 Mall- Doria Sayre, Syraeuse: Michael Parking meter ...,.lpts totalDAYS lEn deatb of Chicago of the light leg. Admltsloaa - None. The RobiiiSOilS had sine cblll, lo1 by ~ 2,000 votee In tha Doleo New Jersey: Mrs. Chal' ed $159 and Jru!ter vlolaUoos theologian Dr. Robert W. Sp1ke. DIJebarlel - None. dren. Vov. 8 . _ , electloa. . Wes~ Pomeroy; Cora Cun- .neUed m. 11lc cruiser travel· The eur!y.J>alrld Minor ai!IO ' Deopl\f,\llle lll'tdomlnance · Pomeroy. ed 3,1!19 miles, there were 83 ""' lndlcied for burglary olthe ' ill!Iii the lealslature, ...., Evelyn Wood, mealtl served to prlsool!I"B. ond United Christian Center, near 1ft· ~ would Uma Roach. e!Jhll(leldenll lnvetllpted. Ohio State Unlverlllly cam. WOOSTER. Ohio (UP[) -Hen-iup an era of progress lor all WOOS!er, of which he Is a trui;. :1 . ljll . ol d~JICbtel: Ill llr. The pollee dep1rhilent U!lO<I where Spike's body was ry R. Luce, edttnrlal <!Jalrman Asia. and it will thereby os- tee. liD;' ~." :• . " .Cbarleo West, PI>- SIU gallon!J ol paolltle, the Monday tabllsh a mutuality of Interest He grouped the Vietnam l!9llio 1_ Gtorp street department 111.3 gallons, lucy, buwever, Issued a of Time, Inc., said the with !Uch recent U. S. hlsll~ ~obe! up the pneral the fire ~ent• ;allons, order to the common night U. S. lnvolvement In Vlot. 'between th• West and 1maklag commitments as ·. ' • ·· ·MAII1tJAOii 'A PPUCA._ making a 'lliUtt ol. illt.8 gallons court to hold a sanity nam '"will prove to be llllO ol Ea•t." Wr!ty J&~J~¥ ;l!',llljMI , , Hol>ltet!er, 118011 by all tlel>aridlenllfUo Minor. who was a onr most significant achieve- I Luce's remarks wero In the Marsllall Plan, the Truman . closlag address to a year long triM, and tile · ltiilj~ll.'n Ia. ldel Hull~ IIIli i 'ftle tbefclwil ~Ice ropqrt several menial lnstl- ments. • ~( ·ill II, ·~.=. reeelJiit li> the IIIIOUI11 In West Vir&lnla The country's steed In Viet- series ol talks In observance of .mlch ~ said were um, !" said, "Ia ~Ike~~ to open the centennial of tbe Colle&e Dl 1.11 ~ llllloual ll"'(l \.A 0 ""I $3; To cIV} • •1 R1g• hts ro- cOUnCI•1 tO H FIre . Destroys Frame orne . Boosters to Meet Tearn Wedne-sd.ay and Thursday NOT OPEN December 14-15 Inqwre • In • t0 BondTypes ?" I AI MIJS 1 About Pomeroy Takes the kmk out of c!ea nrn11: -Giv es you Deep ·C!eanrn£ Power Pak Svstem l • Corda""a~ 1 moothl~ m ls o~ t 1u1t a; muth rord as )Ou nefd r ~!racts We fix Sunday dinner seven ;* days aweek automat, (ally • HI Pea> 11p !an 1€1 motor w1tll ~ ua l eJha u' Is lor 11!11! r clean.nl eMiC iEOCy T~ e lwrt th, flrp top hd, Sanillied:t trea 'Pd disposable dust bai • l on~; lite n~IM ~ ose • O< luAe 5l1: Ql cle&nrni ICCmor1n • .111nu e~tr 1 cost Joseph h er Used ! •\', /ll ~ h , t 0 f ,~ li11~ Ire;~ en s ~ I krnds ol uphol st~rv ~et; ~~ tn~ orrt r~ the lolds and on iug mcely. yo ur ca i s~o ... room · clean EUREKA De l u~e Alltomahc Upr1ghl Vacuum Cleaner 39·95 • M JU!l!bte 3 3 P1 eces Tender, Tasty ChickPn Plus all t he tnmmm ·s (A complete banquC't for one) THRIFT BOX · · · .. -· · ·· ···· · · · ·· $2.50 9 P1eces Ch1ckf'n Onl y THE BUCKET · · ·· .. · ··· ·· · · ·· · · · $3.7 5 15 P~t•res Kent uc ky F rif'd Chicke n 1 Pml Crl rk lm (; J·aq Hot Roll s pHI \ro~ • l "br ir&te~ motor S p ~c 1 a l Sanitrad!' THE BARREL ··· · .. · · .. -·.. · ·- · -· $5.00 21 PHw· ~ Col S.:rn ders' Ch1rk{'n $peclally tmtPd ~ us \ bag co1~r Take it from the Colonel ••• "it'• finger lickin,' gvod"'11 tonstructron end guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs. George Korn Sr. and Mrs. John Thomas. Mr. and Mrs Bennie Buck I ne ~ Lexmgton spent Sunday w1t h h1s mother, Mrs. Ben Mr. and Mrs· Alex Gravely of Dunbar, W. Va., spent ]Sunday afternoon With his mo- 1 lher, Mrs B. F. Gravely and I daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden. Mr and Mrs. T. A. Dowme were Sunday evening guests. NEW MEDICATION Model 238 COlONEl SANDERS' RECIPE Ktatuek~ fried CkiektK,' INGELS FURNITURE Member Middleport CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Merchants Gift-A-Rama POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT week OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY and SATURDAY UNTIL 9 Come In and See The Many New Arrivals Every Day - All Over The Store - You Are Sure To Find The Christmas Gihs Here For Everyone On Your List. • Elberfelds 1n Pomeroy WEST HARTLEPOOL, England (UP!) - The West Harllepool General Hospital said today il had hired a six foot inch ex-factory worker as a bouncer. The man, wnose ofllliCiaJ job title will be nrderly, was hired, the hospital said, b<!Cause injured drunks were II . ' ... - ·- . . . " "' . . . -· ... lo'"' IJ ••• • • ,...,, ,... - .,.,,~ .MO..,.. The New Arrivals Include - ASpecial Purchase of Campus Shirts for Men and Boys -Terrific Values in Sport Shirts and Dress Shirts- Gih Aprons- Gih Robes- • Sleepcrah Electric Blankets -· Bathroom Rugs and Rug Sets - Mens Billfolds Womens Billfolds and French Billfolds for $1.99- Brushed Orion Slipper Socks .. Pillow Cases for $1.00 a pair - Another Shipment of Flannel Back Table Co.vers, ' •~ ~ -~ •n• ••• ... - - - - ...... ~., .. *"'" , . ..,. _ _ - - -._..,.., "'"' "' ~ - ~-.----..-- ~· ,. .,. ~ •• , ...__ n * Vietnam Involvement Seen as Achievement ret\ pillow Case Sets. Antenna Job Fatal T een-Agers 10 leader··'·. Corning Cook Ware- Mens Pajamas- Boys Pajamas-• Towel Sets and Boxed •-- ---•-•'-• -- ..,.__,_. --· ,._,3: .,._ ,. ... - • • ..,""' ,__.,,.,. • .. .. - . ___ • • ::'1:'•. - • • ·• . ..... , •• ' • '. _..,_. Recorded ··n MiddJeport \\ly $1.49 to $12.95 - Costume Jewelry -Old Spice Sets - Home Decorations - ~·-- --M ~ __ ,._.,. ·•·•" "'""' .,, ..... ,., ,. ~.,.. v•-•-:>.W;o:<r1.-::t:...~· -.~ -· _._. • •. 40 Arrests J Spike Death ·- - - - - - - - - '' · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · terrorlzlna nurses. ' .- . d Truck Damage In A 'd ent Mm ' or lndi'cted 1 ,osablr du;l baa, ' "' ''fl.~ , , AI! mrtal JJ. of coiUI •• bU.!. '" Cic Maddox Sure He'll Gain • Governorshlp 1 !Servf's 5 lo 7) han ~l e • L1fBl1me 1 rHE JI()X . .' ....... . .. ...' .... . $1.25 • W H'~K help , (CU ~ 8fU Orville Procl.or or Hamtllon spent the weekend wtth her mother, Mrs Joseph 1 Raub and son, Jack. I Ted Reed left Sunday for a frw days vtsit m Akron w1th I l11s aunt, Mrs. H B Hobart, I who has returned home after bemg confmed to a hospital. I Mr. and Mrs. George Korn Mrs dinner? Well, nowyoucanbave CoL Sanders' Recipe Kentucky l'ric:d Chicken illlY day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is plck it up and take it home. The ll<tVice is 'udden top of drap~rr~~ Make Elberfelds m Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center 1 h ave fried ch1ckm for Sunday 1S95 Friday I Miss Sue Jean Raub. I Withee returned to her home Frtday follow- , ing surgery at Veterans Memonal hospttal and IS convalesc- llememb<r wh"" rolb med to Hand Vac Yoll Raub left p h £ T k KanauJJa Boy Runs Into at 0 rue B H d Suffers Fractured Le11 ump on ea • mght for Ca rroll CJtj, F'Ja , to Ule winter w1th his 7" WHI S K- H~nd 1es t Hoffa Nearer PriSO·n Cell "''" r BUt= = , ', ; � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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