http://66.213.69.5/files/original/924384676325e826e2d7f35f0361d728.pdf 1d4a7d12cd2b6b71bd716b3a45e94bee PDF Text Text ' ,, ,, ,.' ),, ' . I' I' I Mu Chapter, Marcia Hobstetter, and 26 members recently en. joyed their annual Christmas party at Bailey's Restaurant. - i I n!iltaurant preceded the meet· bus, . . lng of the 8 et 40 Meigs County The group sang Solent Noght, Salon No. 710, Monday evening. and a reading, "A Letter from Jimmv Moore'' was given by Members.wer.e seat.ed at a ta· Mrs . Knapp. secret pal names • 1 Sweaters to PI ease Her f or Ch rlstmas • ... ditionaJ turkey dinner. The group moved to· the soc- It'., tal rooms which were beautifuJ. lt w ly decorated and enjoyed a IIII Christmas program presented j W~ by Ann Rupe, Jane Walton, Lee [.ee and Roberta O'Brien. The '11 Programs whit e crocheted covt'r edged in . . lree. :red, centered with a small sil· 1 I h ~.ere in the s a~e 0 pme E:1leen Searles asked grace. ver tree decorated in ca ndy potted pomsewas. the canes and corsagt>s which were I .illltf'llilllo. Many ;roup adjourned to the horne of presented the members, Red 1 MARY JANE CASHDOLLAR I introduction was given by Ann 1I Mh Thornton, Mulberry Ave. ' and while candles were on eilh-, Rupe on the Service for Christ-/Ill 1 I' A contnbution of $5 was the mv1!:1tHJn and Wtshed the f d hd Th~ service ''ThP Prophecy" s 11 Mr and Mrs. AI re C(ls o1• · · lf to the TB A:-: sociation. · alon <1 success u year. ·. · · , h was narrated by Ann Rupe and W 'ld If Att nd 1· g ·ere th(' abovr ·<l nd 1lar ol Heedsv tlle announc~ t ~ M Rhoda Hac kt:>tt, d n we are _.e ~ ~ • approaching marriage or their iJanP Walt.on was the Unseen w: ~I.Jairman , and Ca therine Wrl sh, Eunre Brmkrr. G!ad.I'S Mowr<>y. h M J AlC Voice. Lee Lee and Roberta ~ tli a lly~ell d;mg ter. ar~ ane, w , . . 1 ., :o-chairman, rf'ported send ing 1Doro II1Y ·SP('ll<'N . ·ll Charlie H. Pryor, son ot Mr. 0 Bru~n , accompamed by Lee .; 1 rhanksgivi ng cards to children and lv 3 Powrll and Mrs. Virgil Pryor, BayvH- Lee on the organ , sang, •'Away m the TB hospitals. PartnPI''> I J;Jgr , Smithville, Ohio. , in the Manger .•',' ",0 Little To.wn ~ ·eported srnding birthrlay card 1 jl,lary Jane 15 a graduate of : of Bethlehem , 'The F'1rst ., q_Qd dimrs to chi ldren in lll e i UTC OSS East 1'rn High school and is a ~oel ," "Joy to the World," ~ :lgspital in Drnver. C1•lo n1do. ~·t•t·rdary for Grange lnsurance .and " Hark the Herald Angels ~ tiary Martin. PParl Kn:lpp and 1 company of Co lumbus. A-C: Sing.' : l'atherme Wel sh gave reports Char les N. Pryor is a gmd uate 1 At the close of the service ., - - - - - - --Memhers of the Loyal llt> lp- nl M~m sfiel~ Madison . High 1!he group sang ' 'Silent Night." I ~ M t;~IG .)r 11 &; ers C las~ ol' the Sy racusr Meth - sc·hnot and IS now stationed at i Followino~ the program was 11 ·odisl Chu rch mel in the dlurrh Loc:kDourne AJo-.8, Colu~bus. . the traditional gift exchange Pomerov Oht11 ~orin! room Monday for lhP tr An open church w~ldmg wtlt (jfter which dessert and coffee I TONIGHT and THURSDAY , ::mnual Ch rislmfls dinner bf' hl'id at the MethodJ.st Church were. servM by the social com. , ;, December 14·15 ' Thr table, wi th white cuvrr, on FeD. _1_1 at Reed svil le. , nut tee. NOT OPEN was centered wittl a Chri s!rna .; ~ 1 • B K ·· h d -! Friday and Saturday 1'1 arcJa . arr wmc openc • arrangement a_nd candles. Fav· .1h lh the " Dec ember 16-17 1 J oy to WI e caro' '' YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" ors were Chnsll nas {' O l"StJgrs. ' ·' I A ·· d' 'Ill ··· i 'h• . r I '¥ C 1 B W ked WOJ .{ n:a mg 1.1 . .._ . ,' , . W 1,, t1n 1rot 11• - .c· car . eese as grace. h ld M . ., . w G!'llrgl' H:nmtt on, :-:;u,;;m Oil · Mr ~ Damon Farrell and Mrs rna"' s ou e<tn was gl~·en ver. Hrd Hullom. ~\rl hur '· M Weese nd th Chr st " Gnmm were m charge ub))' Mrs. " . aRJZer , e foll owed I . , ~ o·connr ll, Cluj.' C'l'nsby. 1\r 1'!elvm v Dan rin Tal(' . of the d1nner and the dtrma b M W ''GUNPOINT'' wtth prayer y r. eese. ~ -Trl'hnico lurtwns A reading, ·'The . Chris tm as The Portland WSCS met , AudiP Mur phy. Jo;lll S!;-t lry . Following the dinner, a pro- Bell s" and ''The Silence of at the home of Mrs. Hubert I ~ W:.~ ITen Ste1 ('lis Igram wa s presented by Miss God'' "'as go ·"'en b)' Mrs. Ralph Price for their Christmas meet-~~ A!l mi !-o.~ i on : tltk :.~nd ::JOe f L k d " v ~. -::.~:::ii:======:;::,,;:m.:.;a;:.s..:s..:to.:;ry:._::r.:,om ....._u_e.:..._w_as_re_a Robson and group devotions 1mg to ~njoy a pro~ram ~ed by -~·-.__ I on candles and a medilation un Mrs. Cil.nt .Johnson .mcludmg .an 1 u~ in g nf time wisely by Mi ss 1 mpresst v~ ca ndleh~h.t serv1ce . w Karr and the hymn, "Silent <lnd . readmgs pertammg to : Night." closed the program, af- Chnstmas. Carols were sung ~ : ter which gifts were exchanged. and prayers of thanks were !1 Attending were Mr. and gtvt'n by the members. . Jl 1 Mrs. Carl B. Weese, Mr. and i .\1rs. Esta Roush, prestd~nt, Y1rs. Dan Rizer, Mr. and Mrs. conducled a busmess meetmg :~ ',. ~'Jj ~ ,. VOl XVIII I •• , --..,..----:---------.....:~:!!!::.:!:::.!.:!.~:!:!::::.;~~~.:..::..-----~=~~..=..: " ,• -~ o- De par tm en to'.n The Mrs. •lock of girls dresses - a wide range of sizes In dressy and tailored dressea. ur Ml nationally advertised brands. Many styles and COil lors in easy to care fabrics.' · Of Syracuse Elberfelds Are Dines Monday Headquarters Por Wembley TIES )I ! j 1 Banlon Dress Socks 1 One size fits all sizes 10 to 13. Panel knit. Solid color - charcoal, blsck, navy, Ioden, white, cordovau. 1 69c 1 J don Will, Mr. and Mrs. Damon trea surer's report were read, Re y011 r own Santa ou r lovely roht•s and . gi rts fnr her or fo r yout'SP}£ Sf'e ~ weat e rs . .. purse!~ , Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs, Ruth Ehersbach re- ~ Houdashelt, Mrs. Theodore Hill- 1porting rummage sales pro· = dore, Mrs. Orv!lle Crooks. Mrs, ceeds. Ill Frank Winebrenner, Mrs, Wil· A gill exchange was held I ham Eichinger, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Marcia , Mrs. Melvin Crimm. glove!', hats. 'I Royal ! and refreshments in keeping Karr, ~ with the holiday season were i Mrs. , served by the hostess. ~ Smart. basic, beautiful sweaters. Surprise her with several from our special selection. Many styles in Ralph Robson, Lloyd .Jenkins, Attending were Mrs. Ethel Phillips Sisters Style Shop Iand three guests, Rev, Wendell , Swan, Cora H1lton, Dorothy slipovers and cardigans - leatllers anf solids In or· i G. Stuller , Milissa Hizer and Durst, Ethel Johnson, Margory Pomeroy OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 ~ ~ ! ~ Brewer,Caro. Es· : Ebersbach, ta Rou~h andLouise the hostess, 1 ~ This Year Give Him Hanes Underwear From I ,.....~~~......~~.,..~. . . co:~';~"co:""'....~"'"""""n"""'",......~..................... ~ Wickham Home Is SceneDinner of i~.· 1 Annual l ~ ~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS ' --4 ;, 1 --~· 1.0. )_...:-- /n\ · -..; -':·'~ 'J!f' 1 ! All noX,\)vj:' \)\'\ , "·' ['ASY 1I , ,.... ,. , '../ (·, 1 ~ " 1:·. ) 1 ./ , { • ' ;>" ,· /-• f'· - .,. ~~ ; { , ' ''! ~rll" • ' /; • ) I ~ Wickham. I / / the gilt of Mrs. ' ltop In tho buoy men'e deport- sian when several communications were read and acted up-- IIi --: .' 2 BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW 11 j taking the ~ills to Athens State J ,-------------------1 • Hospital. Christmas cards were jj ~ sent to Goidia Elberfeld, Jennie I SLEEPCRAFT BLANKETS WHI' ond In hlo correct olio otlll buy wh•t rou want. / . ~ on. Mrs, Reynolds reported on -...... ·-........._~ '' ~ -,~"'- / ~ Howell and Clara Zier. ~ travelmg prize donated The ~ by ~ "':, 1 ~ ' Tasty fruit ukes filled 2 lit, Coku _ I I ,. . a A a Imperial Families Whether ~~" likrs a t.w ( ' or a whole slipper full , it 's h('re in our new colleclion of warm styles. Ch 1 oo:;e rom 4 wrde r;;n ge vf sofr ~ had&s and Iouk s from ultra-sophi stica te to littlo gir tistt. C}(1'ahtimerc. v ~ "A Gold Star Store" Ask for your I Free Ticket In f, Pomeroy Merchants Christmas Cash Giveaway! 'IMif':MttM--.ItldlltltJiiiJdtltJtllltHIIQI'4l II P<icod ''•m' $2. 49 to $4.99 · ~I tbeir annual Christmas dinner a and party Saturday evening at ~ Middleport School. The dinner completely washable. Floral printa, solld pastel col· Ohl and white. 1.-------------------' .,.. DISH CLOTHS 1 ~ I with Stripes, checks and novelty pattel'lll. SuCh as frt!U.,o.animala - bird, - veJet&bles. Colorful - abiCI,rbe• . - durabl.a Uteful Chr!JtmU gifts. SPECIAL! Mrs. Ted Riley, chairman. f Highlight of the evening was 1 ll !he appearance of Santa Claus 2 Gift Boxed Pillow Cases with gifts and candy for the Perct,la pillow cases - embroidery tt!ro. Choice of children. Door prizes were apre!!)' pilttems and His and Hers kmd, too. A· warded. W. P. Hames, new pair In a gift box. 1 manager. was master of ceremonies for the party and Robpolr ond ert Schuck, Industrial en~lneer with the company, led the group ~.-_..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....__ _ _ ___: 1 4 s)ng!ng of carols with Mrs. Paul f ~ 1 i ~ Haptonstall at M:ll»tllllll? JJ IJJilllJINifDPM>'IIIIIIItlllllt..: ~0 ptano. ' ELBEilPELDS · .I·N PO:MEfOl;'· . I -·=·nc -..., ~' FS - ~ h~ ~~e :1~ Frame Hom'e Lost on South Vietnam Would Have president NarnedDi•reel}y 9 J!in.;: :u:· dep~· l~ft in v ':!uno .I . 2 was served by Senior Mothers, . ec. 8 "' ~-B JUry -, Houk. was the - . called by Shepparcleallf ing of the slayinl, 'Jul1l '.. · Bailey uid during that Marilyn Bheppant wit·· · : ed by a man and a -Bfl iliar with the holtl!l. 11111 111. whom had a key. . . '_11 When Houle appute4 fl!i. 'j prosecution wltneu, Salley ~' 91: Jackie Facing Up To Horrible Court Trial • ·-' ! '~ ' CANNQH TERRY ... a1 w 1 1 t co 1 In summer• •uerm weave. arm n w n er, o New Loft•Lok finish resists shedding and pulling - ~heppardandmtestlfl1954:............ 1\ ,_2 lb. Cokoo , a Gu,ests at Party. ~ Approxo'mately 250 employees , A A of the Imperial Electric Com·[ w ~ pany and their guesbl enjoyed W' ', nelgb~rl of Ill\ ' ., , " Fl :J with Candied Citrus fruit ries and pineapple. ! i and gifts were exchanged. At· ! tending were the above and Lil· I ~ iian Steiff and Minnie Neutz· ~ ~ long. FRUIT CAKES peels, nisins, dates, cher- .• i ltlen Milici i.Js awarded to ~ Mrs. Hamm. Mrs, Miller pre~ sented Mrs. Wickham a gill par· sOVIets • Restate support For Northv·Ietnam's Cause .,.,, .., tiNI 111 floar,· PJ,k .., his fnorl'- otylo H•- Utldtr- A warm and gift. the Christmas gilt selection of ladies gloves in ali sizes. Stretch gloves, Sized Cloves- leather - wool knits - and leather and knit combination. Houl, M. Lillie FundS for Mason Airport 1trtlfs- T·Shlrtt- Mid Length lrllfs - Athlollc lhorll Undorshlrts '- Union S.ftt Thermal Drawers onct Shirts. r= ducted Lena Hamm. president, con-I a short business ses· ::'cw<;.";":i;~~ieo, uo 0 vilians might have been hit by accident. ::;: · ••-·1 th'mg ., wo'th h'om, Nader branded as "Industrial extortion" Ieday a covered by the fill ng 0 1 the N•· _ . . . . . ,.., threeSAIGON U.S. spokesmen "ell),.._ American(UP!) jets, -including one shot by a were Houk denied it emphatic·"•. ..., _.rof Wednesday the proposed warning from Henry Ford II that the auto Industry tiona! Bureau of Casualty downed 1n the second straight day of Hanoi area bornirl slandards may cause a might have to shut down production lines unless the Underwriters. ings which Communists said included attacks on civilian ~~~!»; of the U.S. ecohOmy. government modifies its new safely standards. President Frank W. King aa1oesidences within city limits. c~airman of Ford Nader clabned that there was no reaaon why the nounced the labor group has At the same time, informed Soutll Vietnamese sortr· l . said J!1e 1flti8 auto automakers could not meet the 23 1t1ndards Issued hired the law firm of Clayman, ces reported that a mile-long bridge which extends into could ~ ~ the earlier this month for 1968 model cars. Jalfy and Taylor and account· the Hanoi limits was struck by explosives during u.s. d~n 8iill would w _v;,m.<-,'mil>ll " ' ' ' " - - - ~~ T. Grayson Maddrea ~~, The Meigs County Youn ids on Tuesday. The bridge is only two miles from , proces, poasibly . f!-ich~, V~.• ID re.present tt Republicans Club woll hold orne nf North Vietnamese - - - ' ' - - - - - - )lriclilc lril-blO high. , might be forced to shut down highway safety act not enough at 'the he~ ' ·· Christtnat party alld dallct: l.his Pl:esident Jlo Chi Minh. downed. f1 I .!1.. He some of the 23 new lhrowing hundreds of thousanch "lead lime'' is ' given the . The Ohoo AFirCIO appllca·i Saturday night beginning at The planes shot down in U:ll. officials said the targets . ..,. Blandards proposed by the of auto workers out of jobs, and industry ID meet standards. The ~:ri cite;:,.~.' grounds for a 9 p. m. at the County Highway Wednesday's raids included .an near Han~! Wednesday we:e the . National Hi~hway Safety Agen· severely dislocating the econo- Jan 31 effeetive date for new ng · Department garage at Rock Air Force Fttlli Thunderchief same hot a day earher-a A f mily of lour lost ...... cy headed by Dr. William my ol the entire nation st~rds comes less than P~st and! prospeetive loss ex· Springs. and two Navy fighter-bombers. vehicle depot five miles south of lh' a...,. -;•• when-~ . Haddon Jr were "unreas . penence o the compantea cov· US k 'd N th th 'ty nd ·!road center mg .... m-_.., ,. ,, . ona· ''This industry is important to seven montha before new model ered by the filing within and Shirley Beegle, club presf. : . spo esmen sao . or . e co. a a rao eight room frame bome burned ble, arbUra.~, and techruc~iy tile economy of the Uniled cars begin coming off the outside Ohio do not justify a dent, said the event is open to Voetnam reported thai 1.0 U.S. SIX mdes to the northeast. to the ground 111 Ripley Hollow not feasible. Ford was the forst States," said Ford. ''II produc- assembly lines following annual rate increase. ali residents of the county be- planes were downed 10 its Radoo Ha~m and oo the Meigs • Gallla Une. industry leader to speak out so lion linea are closed down changeover usually in August Th . d b the t th nd ~ temtory. news agencoes m Russia and •• ed ' . e compames covere y ween e ages o1 18 a ""· A . ff1 'a! 'd th Chi h rt-~ h Middleport Volunteer b t I s rong y on ••• propos because we cannot meet the Ford's bitter attack on the filing do not require an in· Ail current members of the merocan o co s 881 e na ~ve repo ,""• owever . . standards announced recently !standards, it will have serious safety standards followed 1 crease in rates in order to earn GOP organization are urged to , Thunderchief was knocked .out that civohan resodences were m:~;:dean~~ ~':_ ' : by Haddon. 1effect. And of we can't meet prepared year-end statement in a reasonable profit. bring potential new members. •f the sky about 50 mdes bombed both days,. ~ngu!O: building mm'ldlo The mdustry has until Jan. 3 ' them, we'll have to shut down which the auto executive issued Dividends and earnings of tile Music for the event will be dogfight with a M~G21 · the m~st more than 100 killed or ate! ingflames lo comment upon them and the production lines." the most pessimistic forecast companies covered by the filing provided by The Ravens, a Joe. advanced plane 10 the Soviet wound.O, Th~ ,saod the . . and Mrs· Maynard JCWa,. suggest roodlfications. The stan· He complained bitterly that for new car sales in 19117 of any (Continued on Page 4) ai band. Eats are tanned. arsenal. The pilot. was reported were f~rst msode .City hmlts . ts , . left dards, posSibl~ c~anged to meet the way Congres set up the industry leader. P rescued In a darmg maneuver sl~ce the start of raods on North the occupan • bad Just industry ObJeCttons, become by a U.S. helicopter. The pilots Voelnam. the house and were pnplll'laJ final Jan. 31, and effective with of the two Navy planes were While u.s. spokesmen to 1968 cars scheduled to start reported missing. Saigon have denied the charges, Mr. E th 1om. production In August. . · We Claim Zl . official sources in .Washington ~.w e "'F 041' Ford indicated that liDless the According to u.s. reports, SIX . open a posSibl!lty that Firemen battled tbe blue .. standat'ds. presenUy proposed American planes have now been CIVohans may have umtentlonai· hour but could UVe MIJJ!nl are changed, the auto Industry . SAIGON (UPII - S~uth Vietnam's constitue~t as· shot down by MIGs while 26 of Jy been struck by American Emytloln£ bt the 1-, .:· will be unable to meet them and PT. PLEASANT- West Vlrgmla Governor Hulett sembly voted overwhelmmgly today to create a c1vllian the Soviet-bvllt jets have been bombs. eluding a CltriiiiDaa tree .t1 - -- - Smith has allocated $71,050 to complete appropriatio~ government beaded by a president to be chosen directly presents already ~ FVN FOR EAGLES of matching funds for the new Mason County airport, tt In a nationwide general election. went np the fire , • There wiii be lree entertain· was learned Wednesday by . The lrJ>e of government to he forme~ next year is '11rere are two ctilldrea. ment at the Pomeroy Eagles the County Court. gln prtor to January 1. The the most l!Dportant part of the constitutton now being lty Lynn 11 and Ecldle L M Club for members a.nd guests The money was made avail· contracts have already been written by the 117 assembly members. The assembly were at' school at ~~~e' tliDI. , • Sunday, Dec. 18, With music able from • discretionary fund bid for and the bids opened by approved the proposal to l!ave a president bead the new Tbe bouae waaloeated liilllt by Gene Woodyard and Nell established by the legislature to !he Court members with And· government by a vote of 1071 . . Gallla County but adjarsj 11 Colmer from 5 p. m. until 9 enable Governor Smith to lend erson Black Rock, Inc., Char- to 5 With five abstentions. Under the terms of the MOSCOW (UP!) - The Sovtet governmen~ lD an the lloe wllb 'Meigs. , ~- m. Food will he served by assistance to counties for varl· leston, W. Va., the apparent The proposals call for the constitutional articles approved official statement today cond~mned the Amertcan Fire Chief Howard ~ .. tbe Meigs Aerie beginning at I ous worthy projecta wheo the low bidder on a bid ol $212,· president to be chosen in a today, the prime minister and raids on North Vietnam and ~mted once ~ore that dlcated tbe bouse 81111 D ·... p. rn. Sunday with prolits going county was unable to meet the 648.65. direc~ secret baUot. cabinet would he appointees of unteers" fro!JI other Co!JIIDUDISt nabons m1ght enter the tents ft1'l! not luured. At. Jl; lniD the children's Chrtatmas eatire cost. As outllned by the assembly, the president and would serve war on the stde of Hat;tOI.. liB built the boule hjmeel! • fund. Tbe money allocated by llle v ten M orial . Hal the new civilian government at his pleasure. The statement dtstrtbuted by the Tass news bout 10 yean •flO. Governor was needed badly, :DMI~IO~: J ~ 1 would be administered by a The artieies empower the cy pledged that Russia would continue to provtde all 0 MeiJI General Hosphal as only the appropriation of Middi port· M - F ank ~· prime minister and a cabinet legislative assembly to call on aroun~ assistance I? the Vietn~mese peopl~ in f their Two Distric18 Win ADMISSIONS - George Tho- matching funds was holding up La e ille.' Mrrs. rd ~ ' under the president. the president to dismiss part of "heroiC struggle agamst the criminal aggresston O mas, Pomeroy; Emma McCoy, federal grant, . '· wa an- It would alao have a legis- a majority of deputies. It WQuld erican imperialism." . School Tax Leviee . ' 1 n~~ddl' Middleport; Virgil Yarbrouqh, County Courl Pt•esident Andy ey, eport. lative assembly but ju"f hnw eall for the dismissnl of the 11 w•s i~sued in protest agamst the VIetnamese CINCINNATI (UPl) - voltA' RuUaild. . Wilson stated !!oat the contract, DISCHARGES - Pearl Doug· many legislators would be entire cabinet with the approval against what the Communists ·~ tbe most cyolc~ in the FlnneyiDwn and Soulfi.' DISCHARGES - Mae Bar·l wiii now be let in the near ~~las, Mra. William Richmond, elected was still to be deter- of more than two-thirds of the bave called two days oi heavy lion ~f th~ a~su:;:: west school districts W""'""'o1 retl, Wii)lam Stevenson. ture and construction may he- Wliliam LevaQY, James Walker. mined. legislators. Amertcan air attacks on the Amerocao omper a • d approved school tu le\'11!1 city of Hanoi. The Communists of international law an gpecial electiolla. say more than 100 eiv!Uans ally .rtCDfl11lled In Finneytown district ~ bave been killed or wounded in m?rabty and humanism. approved 29116-P2 a u :,-.l\if attacks which they l'l!ported cnmes .en~aU lhe operating levy. In Soulhwillf also hit the diplomatic quarter responstbility before the Oistrict 8 16 5 mill packa&e ItW" NEW YORK -(UP!) . judge Simon Rifkind, said which owns Look, anoounced interviews, wa1 IUQUted to 'the read it. They found Manchester of Hanoi They must be condemned ed · 1 111 1111 lbie Kennedy would Wednesday he would ask a state the m~gazine's · Intention to famUy by Pierre SaUnger, who bad used aectlons of s tO-hour ''Tbe riovernment o1 !he every honest person." :: c ~ure 1 "horrible" trial tlian court for an Injunction begin Its serialization on scbe· had been Prealdant Kennedy's taped interview with the widow, United state&, wllich is working appro __._ __ ll\lt· official book about the publicaUon of dule Jan. 10. press secretary. Robert Kenne- bttlmate and emotional remlnis- for a further estenslon of the ~ORCE GRA.NTED · assass(naUon as "The Death of a Pl'l!sident" and "We feel strongly . that II dy, then the attorney general of ceuses. war In Vietnam, llhould not A ilivorce has been ~=~ Fairfield DoetoN , publlsner insists serialization, scheduled to would be improper to withhold the United States, lllliiDunced "Its inaccurate and unfair forget the warning made by the IBetty A. Shelton from W Propot!e !AI~Jllrollll Its publication appear In Look starting Jan. 10. this significant document from the authorization for Manchel- references to other individuals, BOCiaUst states at the meeting, A. Shelton in Meigs LANCASTBil, hlBtory. "As horrible as a trial will be, the Ameman people," he aaid. ter to write hla book "In the Iii contrast with its generOUB Jn Bucharest early 1n July," the Common Pleas Court. 'nle Tbe Fairfield Counly · family band- II now aeems clear tilat my ooly "ID do so would amounl to a interest of hlstorieal ~ references to all members of government atatement said. 'tiff was given .ustody ol Society. wblc:b bu Manchester to is to 38k the courts to censorship of history." and to prevent ciiBIDrtion lind the Kennedy family, are per· In tbat Warsaw Pact meeting minor child. qatnst the pment the , ol enforce my righ~ and poslpone Originally, tiHI, Kennedy faml· sensationalism." haJ18 beyoncl my prevention," the various east European ...Uficatiaa lind l'll'llrtlflcl ~. ~· ootn the minlrmmi ly llitended not to give its II was expected the book Mrs. Kennedy's statement said. nations said !hey would lll!nd PAYMENT PIIOMISED form, UM tltit . hlltdrlu , ' of IJI1 family's privacy ~lion ID any work about would not be published before "But to expose to all the world volunteen ID North Vlelnam If SutiDn township trustees will <form. IQIIII'ilhin a be prOleded," Mrs. Kenne- tba witslnation's events. But 19118. Under the agreement ll ibis time all the private President llo (:hi Minb atilted meet Dec. 21 at 7:110 p. m. -Oied .WI ay . aald . ln a rare statiiDI!Irt when It beqame · ob\olous !bet Robert Kenned)' btl JacqueBne f!l'lef, per10nal 'thoughts and for them. ' . the Syracuse Town HaD outlt~! her Fifth Av- 1\.!any-l!Oob·wouid·be wrlllen on Kennedy would review the fli4l leiCtfons my children ''De - ......... ttl In& til pay bibs prior ID !lll'IJI\-1 Jjl llflti'LOOalot'tuce. the ~tlb~, ~ -f&lllilJ ,declded draft and approniL · ~·1 elldured Ia those terribll fardlir lllfiOil ~mU.. .,_ !I'll· Everyone having money WDIIam Attwoocl, edltor-lnloaUlhclileone .wltlme, Ballnl • .lhljlinuBcrlpt911doenolaeemtomeiDbe dleiatmallolla'l lllltit!IN," Clue them from the r'"~~~~~-Je@ral.IQ:;j.. in aU publications of · Mmhllller; llil9 ~· illi~a would be ~ palb!UI, thej...-ntil to ·any current hiBtorl- ae ~llnlll&. ~ . , may pick np their. cllecU ~ ,Co!mmwicatlopti,-· lneo~; • ·l!nok·l!boul'J(II!i*'1\bued·CIII Kennedyl uQd ltjur frletldt to Cll ·ret.l'artl" "'!be United Sfaiea 1111' evenJna, smithMoves to Match Up Jectlon o1 Hanes Undet' wear In aU oizeB ond ID hlo fovollte 11J1t. I •lin• )I! 11. Jr See the complete • i •1corsages, ' 16 in a retrial. Cuyahoga County T. Corrigan grand jury to reopen Balley made to the press that a woman who kllled pard were still tree i11lliltt"liaijM and named them ill ~ idler to Draokhan. · :: ' In the bearings, ~ f 5, Sheppard, Bailey, ~IYJ • four pollee o!llcen i!IM!t edlnwiath s~~ mtesovtlhle,; rillB Vlll-v•M ... g Hauky andagehlB ayar.i.~-~ :! Elberfelds 1 ~ Jes. Pearl Reynolds asked ~ I grace. Favors were Cllristmas 1': . ,_ " {/ decorated ~ ~~:t~i~d~~~:r a:n~ed c:~~ I '· . ./.J' ·' '\. v~ ',, ': '· ~~ of nion Veterans, Monday evening. Gifts were placed under ~ a lighted silver tree. Members • were seated at a table with · • • ,/' · .! a Jane Howell Tent, Daughters ;~ '--~:· ~"' 1 , ', ,~~ v J ' r ~- ·· • •· - The beautilui!y HER GLOVES jJ ~ home ol Mrs. Caddie Wickham ~ was tbe scene of the annual ~ · Christmas dinner and party of /;7.,. i '.' .. • ,;;,~(~·. . • ' ~/ \'Y ~ '~ I ,, , " , •.:::J:::- , ~ '\ (<" ~;-~~; (\ \$/)' ,(!' ·:;.~.5-e~>- ~~\~ ' GIVE I lyn Proce. ;!": ~'"'"';~;:~:~;~:-(U';';)'':'::::1=t·y e=:~p'~1 a:es a~pl:~~ti~~tes"':~n~:~ 1 3 Jet s L0st H . 0ver anoi f ' l L-------------------1 ' Insurance I y GOP oung to Sponsor party See the big selection of mens gift boxed -"Is. So · ideal for gifts for the men on your list. Old Spice - Old Spice Line - Max Factor Royal Regiment - 007 - Citation by Mennen - Jllegneo . -Currier and Ives - "76" Toiletries - Ume Wood and Bark Wood- and Others. BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW W Ions, stretch nylons, and 100% all wool - flat knits rr:rry Farrell. Roush, Opal Diddle, Shirley !! and bulky knits. -_ . .__.,...,. ____ ......._ _ -I Johnson Elva Dailey Carmen " '''!:!C:'C:!C'C"'C'C:"(t(!f,:c''l,(l(l(l(l('t'!.(ICIC!(!(!(l('CI(I(I\{I(!(IIC'CICICIC:I(I(II[I(I(~I(C«t(lll('ftciCII[I(t(fC'I(ICICcl(cl{ll[tC'f.l:!ll'• H II G. t Rhod , K thi ; ~ , a , arne es, a een ~ IIi I Ward, Donna Larkins, Ruth Court St. Fo~,O~dmil~~l)it COSMETIC Gl" sm FOR MEN Waller Abies, Mr, and Mrs. El- m wh1cl1 the minutes and the 111 -., _ ...,,, / Hearmg . on ' Sat.f.ety EtU_,]lee ts Could p U t V. '.· S. ,~n Sv len say·o.:;, .1.'vo •~d I 1 I I ,--------~~==~-------,.i MENS KIRBURY II 1 uDIODS • ASk See !he big se1ectloa of· Wembley Ties for Men I; the mens department on the lsi floor. Solld colort, paioleyo, neat flfUI'OB, ~ regular and l'l!ady 11"" styles. Ca ols Sung , Read'lngs G'IVen • WSCS Members 1 CLEVELAND tUPI) - The Sheppard. Pollee Chief Fred Drankhan Iconcerned, the case is closed," Cnyahoga County Grand Jury Pringle's report said Bailey's were absolutely innocent. the report summed up. wrapped up Its Investigation of charge that Marilyn Sheppard "There is not one Iota of evo· Bailey led the legal fight that the 1954 murder of Marilyn was murdered by the jealous dence to support his charges," overturned Sheppard's 1954 con· Sheppard today with a report wife of her lover was absolutely the report said. vlction of second degree mur· aaying there was absolutely no unfounded in fact. "From all The testimony of Sbeppard der for the killing of .his wife. evidence warranting the in· evidence before us, the char- and Bailey before the grand After servmg nearly rune years dictmenl o( any persons. acter, fidelity and repotation of jury was in conflict, the report in prison, the Bay Vliiage The grand jury in a report . Marilyn Sheppard was of the said, and "Sheppard contradict- osteopathic physician and surissued under the' signature of highest,"' the grand jury said. ed his lawyer on several im· geon was freed by a federal Foreman William R. Pringle, The report slated the lwo per- portant points," judge, had is conviction alao sharply rapped F. Lee sons named by Bailey in a Case Closed turned by !he U. S. Supreme AUXILIARY MEMBERS _ The Auxiliary of the American Legion Posts In Bailey, attorney for Dr. Sam ieUer to Bay Village Police "So far as this grand jury is Court and won acquittal Nev. Meigs Co~nty pre_pare popcorn balls for patients at the Veterans Hospital at Chilli· 13 co the. Each month the veterans are given a party by one of the 31 units in Ohio. ,.,,., """'""'"""" [ Meigs county is in the 8th district. Veterans whose birthdays fall in December are PARIS iUPII - SOcrotary being honored today. Packaging treats are, left to right, Mary Martin, Rehabilita- · of State De1111 Rusk mustertion Chairman of the Pomeroy Auxiliary; Gladys Mowery, Civil Defense, Pomeroy I i ~ aod bia .powers of diplomat- I Auxiliary; Myrtle 'Yalker, treasurer, Racine Auxiliary, and Velsie Roush, president IC penuasoon today l.o a new ' of the Middleport Auxlliary. The ladies served homemade popcorn, cheese popcorn, appeal to America's Western [ f d , AWes for aid "of any sort" d k u geap ca es. for Soulb Vietnam. It was a ~:·. bet be would gel nolb· COLUMBUS iUPI) - The ..., Ohio AFJ...CIO today ftled an He spoke to the opening ' '} l application with state Insurance sel8i011 of lbe two-day Nortb . Superintendent William Morris, Atlantic Treaty Organization SAIGON (UPI)- U.S. pilots reported today their asking a public hearing on au· (NATOI council of ministers. raids on the Hanoi area left smoke and a large orange to insurance rate increases u.s. offlclalo aaid be would fireball billowing more than a mile over the city. They ~ t placed in elfect in Ohio on Nov. tell lbe U.S. Aliies be seeo Insisted they hit only military targets, but U.S. sour· 30. en<ouraglng of change ces in Washington left open the possibility some el· ' h Cl JH'ATRE I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ 1 Ch :1 NO. 199 ,·r~ i q -----""'!:et't~IM!l!I!Sl'S -----.------THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1~66 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "e~% ----"'F"'"'IV-"E CEg - · · -· Slit of Girls Dressn In The Busy R , dy T0 Wear ~f,o. D•oled To TM lnUr"'" Of Tla. Mei,..Mt~~nn .4reo Choose from our complete 1 I enttne .6 J.. c Second Floor styles, Many colors.' Ml'ss Cashd-ollar : mastide and how clos~IY .le Walker, chapeau, pr esided pe(IU of Galli a Salon No. 612 w·f/ M i rel ated to christ·[· ~lld partner"' rt-ported donations who was a guest of Mrs. Mar- ; I orry mastide are Advent and Epi-1 lm nu ntmg to Il l to lhe TB tin. expressed her tha nks for · Charles Pryor phany • ~or a meeting and party. Myr- ier side. Faye Wildermuth cha- " •• at y -------------------:- Nellie Brown as chairman, ser·~ ved Christmas punch in the social rooms preceding the tra- ble attractove '" white cover were drawn for the coming h . 1 t d wit poinseu,. pace rna s an year •ll•r whiCh gilts and cards napkins and centered_ wit_h an were exchanged. . " arrangement or whI te pomse-t , Re.fr{'~hmrnt s were served by . Favors were m1ma 1ure Ithe hostess !rom a ta ble with toas. UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE I The social committee, with • Elb erfeld s Are Open Every· .:. 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Clerq To $orve You promptly • • th:o:ir~~·tn;i:~~~;~~ri;~ I .ePARKER & PAPIR MATE PINS & SETS eKAYWOODIE, DR. GRABOW, YELLOW BOWL, WEIIR PIPES eZI!'f'9, RONSON, , Y'-'·I.IGHTERS eEL&(:rRIC RAzORS A GOLD STAR STORE "When •omethlng happy happens ifs Bulova Watch Timf" Anson Tie-Bars · ·· ; · · · ·.. .. 2.50 up OPEN EVENINGS RADIOS - TRANSISTORS & SOLID STATE TABLE MODELS SPECIAL! SAWYER'S 19.75 BROXODENT VIEW MASTERS - - 1.75 ELECTRIC And Extr1 Rolls CARDS, TREE TRIMS GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE f REMAN & ABBOn Gin ......... . GIFT WRAPS, RIBISONI$, Anson Key Protectors ···· · · 2.95 up llloo1irlle MIDDLEPORT * ~·A . ~\~~ s THE PERFECT TOOTH BRUSHES Anson ne-Tacs · .. ·.. · ·· .. · 3.50 up Ol'ly room PROVEN SAFETY of cool h&ot LARGE CAP'AOTY ~~~I~IIIJI .... ••now wlllhJit, of furnitu re. No doubt about il .. , t!MJ 59c box Ufo @ ltfl.wlndlnr. · P no men tivtna: ~ tban a Greetlngsu ill Jn!ltod. t ''American .. •--= ,,, . RIZER OIL CO ":J 'or Her, Purses & !lllfolds _ For Him, Blllfolds . WILLIAMS, OLD ~o~dh;:t 1~ ~~~~~~~~~ 65 I LEATHER GOODS & IVES, GILLETTE, had H each for S'Port horts Justin CANOE, CURRIER :P · · Gannon 62 San Frandsen St 52 Church in Middleport will me<r Lebanon Valley 80 Upsala 71 Thursday evening, 7:30 p.m. at Maris! 116 Bluefld (NJi 83 )ot) 1he church. Mrs. Joe Bailey On S Or Temple 83 Rider 68 is program leader and Mrs. E<J. StJohn's (NY) 91 Seton Hall 58 ward Cooks, devotional leader. 1 CINCINNATI . (UP!) - St. council on the financing plan Wash & Jeff 78 Jumsta 75 Hostesses Will be Mrs. Dwight Louis Cardinal outfielder Curt and other details. Stfrancis (Pal 91 Tex Sthrn 81 Wallace, Mrs. Joe Bailey, The Flood tied a major league Council voted 7·2, with the Stfrancis <NY) .at Conn. 65 . Mrs . William Ohlinger. Mrs. COLUMBUS (UPIJ record aod tw-ned in spotless two Democratic members of Lycommg 99 Ehzabethtown 95 Leo Kennedy , Mrs. Edward state Controlling -~•rd repartileased ' · s A 1 • 8" s ff lk 61 Smith Mrs Emil Ball H 932 t65 Wedne,..ay as a1 work during the 11166 baseba!! . council opposmg to approve the t. nse m s • · u o ' · · Ohio Collece Basketball Scores ! : · boot di 01 season to lead the National I financing plan tbat included $35 Kings CoiL 86 Yeshiva 56 EPISCOPAL CHUI\CHWO- By United Press Inlernalloaal re.Jmbusements ~c ~ League regulars In fielding. ' million in revenue bonds to be Swarthmore 80 Stevens M me~ will have their annual Xavier f1l St. Bonaventure 80 j t:lctsh~r :~;;.: ~~d:n-~e IC<Ordlng to official league i issued by Hamilton Coon- Bridgeport 76 Central Coli. 75 Chmtmas program and party Western Reserve 73 hc:sc B L ltalistlcs released Wednesday. ty Commissioners. Demo· M.I.T. - Bowdoin 1l Thursday ovenmg, at the home John Carroll 59 FaJr us aw. . ed t0 . tl . crats maintained a public hear- La Salle 84 Albright 50 of Mrs. Harry Moore, Wl'h 1Mount Union 64 The state prom Is . ~ Flood posted a perfeet field- , lng should have been held on Syracuse 68 Buffalo 59 Mrs. 0. B. Stout and Mrs. W l L'be t (W V \ 80 Iot) ndditJOnal expenses mcurr u~· ing . mark of 1,000, tying the :lhe finances. Pratt 114 Newark Rutgers 58 Rome Willlamsoo as co-hoste'.•· Den~~n ~ rd'berti~ ~ der. the law, and Wednesdays major league record for the , Assumption 9! Stonehlll 74 es. Mrs. Herbert Seth Will DePaul 69 Baldwin-Wallace 39 actJOn, requested by Martin W. h)ghest (Jeldin& percenta~e m: NEW YORK (UPI) _ Three Muhlenberg 94 Det Valley 78 speak on Chnstmas m England Esse<. stale Superintendent of 150 games or more dunng a Ohio basketball teams were in I IS she knew it as' child. GAlLATIN HONORED Public Educallo~, was to help !>Ingle season. Flood appeared m the top 20 Unilecl Press Inter· ' ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE WASHINGTON UP(J -AI· ease the Immediate burden. 159 games to equal the record national se~all college clubs voSoulb will meet Thursday, at 7 p.m. . ( . . . The board also released near· held by Danny Litwhtler ot the ted by the coaches Morehead 84 Marshall '11 for a potluck dinner with meat bert Ga!!ahn, tedhe SwJss lmmJ tv $2·7 mllhon to school foonda· . .tn 194•• an d Rocky co1• Akron undefeated· in three , Grgtwn IDC I 5% G wshngtn ,• 1 provided by the home ecooom· grant • su bSJ·d·'"· $t8 •329 •:i30 to Phill Jes f h who serv 1 as secretary th lion 0 svito of Cleveland in 1965. games, 'was in fourth place IHampton 84 Virginia St. 74 ics coiTJmlttee. The regular hi e treas~ryU~ng~: an an~ school districts as paymerls .vhile Otterbein moved into the 1 DC Tchrs 11 Frostburg 62 meeting and program will fol· beot "' m~~ btn . · · Jstorfy. WI for Decembe<, and $620.287 to 00norru y ISsuance o a new , Old Doml . 79 Cit d I "0 I 8 t boards of education as ' ST LOUIS (UP() _ St Lou- i listing for the first lime, The mon a e • ow at p.m. Jao 30 coun Y 111 nt sta is C~rdtnal general m~nager 1 Cardinals were ranked 18th, Catawba 62 Erskine $II WILLING WORKERS class of ·~ p st m~lice ·DeP,.rtrn•nt December payments. sd I Bob Howsam Christmas sho~ 1 Central Slate 20th. Southern U. 99 Paul Quinn 61 the Enterprise EUB church , 81'd Tuesdo fi st dsu ceremo- In other act1on Wedne ay ' ' G! 'II f1l Dv & Elk 69 'II eel at th hom fM ay r ' the board released $800.000 as I ping in the American League envl e s no WI m e • ~ n. Dies would be held at Gallatin, · e of a water and · this year obtained veteran NEW YORK iUPI) Jose 1P'a1rmont 123 Aldran-Brddus 93 Ed King, Thurttd1y everun1 lor Mo the town named for the the state s shar backstop 'John Romano from Torres, who defends his world Mt Union 114 West Liberty t10 a Chrlstmaa party. ti' , fourth treasury secreta· outdoor recrealJOn complex be· 8 the Chicago .White So> Wednes. llght heavyweight championship Norfolk St. 106 Md. St. 91 FRIDAY ; '" irlg bmlt at We!lston, .l~ckson 1 day for out.fleld prospect Wall· Frid~y night against Dick Tiger ' Americ~n U. 71 Duquesne 69 WILDWOOD Garden Club Gallatin was appointed by Cou~lli~~ ·~~~~~;tio;~essi": 1 4 er Williams and pitcher llun I of Ntger~a .. ts . ~an who has Appalchian St. 7 Elon llfi wiU meet at !be bome of Mrs President Tbomas Jefferson in $5 th b J e· outgrown hiS dJvisJon- at least Louisiana St 13 gtulane 1133 • . plant due to open ere Y un I I • Denn s. . h' .d Homer Holter Friday at 1:30 1801 and served five years mto 1 1967 Total cost of the com· 1 I10 18 own mm · --V f tt ~ di nd th dm'1018 · tr Lion 0 f PresidPDI ' · 1 . . ' While prcpnring for his fonrfu MldweBI p. m. or a po u... nner a e a a . plex is $2,415,000 . CINCINNhATI t~PUir P~~- ' title defense of the year against William Penn 73 Earlham 63 Ch~slm" party with o U glfi ~:=no MndJqon, .. r,r:nmc '" ~en ~~re~r~ ~~::~~~on lod~~ · the 37-year-old Tiger, a two- Xavier (Ohio) f1l SIBnvntre ao "'MID~~PORT Child Conser• By UoLted Pm1 IDiernattonal ~~an :ork the pro,Ject, gJv· ~~~ io:or~o~res ~~dlfe7e~~ John Carroll 73 Wotrn Rsrve 59 vation League will bold a Nlll· POMEROY CHURCH ol BlWl WIN TOSS en the go-aheod by the city 'wonder ahead to his Marian 85 Indiana Central79 mage in the Fry building, C!rlst will have a Christmas! NEW YOHK (UPI) - Buffalo . Notre Dame !17 St. Norbert 72 Friday and Satwday. There program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. will be the SJ!e of the American ' SlaDd , :•td mo~e :~ dlsposl~g of DePaul 89 Bldwln-Wllee 39 witt also be toys for sale The pubUc is invited Football League playoffs in the · NBA llllla•_., , e ura e 1g an. Augustana (Ill) 84 Aurora 80 PAST MATRON'S CI~b ot SANTA CLAUS will. make event the Bills and the Boston , 1c By Uoi!H Pftso tomouooal ' t M0 St 71 ~ · ., p · ts fl · h 10 · a tie alter 1 1 EaoleMI IJ1v11loa · NEW YORK IUPIJ -College en ra · : .,mpona ~ Evangeline Chapter, OES., Mid· his annual visit to Syracuse at atriO , ms W L. Pet . football attendance was better StMary of PlaJns 78 Chdrn 73 dieport, will meet Friday even· the town hall December 18, at Sunday s se~n finale. The Philadelphia 3 .UOO : than ever during 1966 ao erowdo S!Ambrose 17 Iowa Wslyn 10 ing at the home of Mrs. M. L. 2 p.m. with I treat for all chil· Bills ~on a cotn toss by league 21 & 808 · hit the 25 million mark for the N. Dakota 83 Loyola Ill!) 92 French at 7!30 p.m. Mn. A. ft. dren of the village and those comJPlssloner MilL Woodard , ~ork : , fll'!tt lime and averaged per I Tri-State 114 StFrncts lind) 1' 1 Pullen wDI have devotions. ottending the Syracuse school. Wednesday as owners Ra!ph 2 40 14 18 438 CIJ!einnad 11 16 40'1 ' cent over 1985 ligures I A HIGH school ~ will be 5anta'a visit is IIJIOnsored by the WUson of Buffalo and Billy aal!lmore 1 23 :233 ] A total ol 616 eoll~ge teams I Soolbwest held this Friday night from 8 Ladies Aullliary of the Syra. sumvan .of Boston represented Westem Dlvls1oa 1 played 2,768 games before Hou•ton 86 Centenary 611 to 11 p.m. at Wahtllllll Hl&h cuse Volunteer Fire Dept. their teams. . / _ w. L. Pel. 1 513,m rnt>re people than SMU 86 Mer Olymplatls 7t school auditorium. 'nle dance MONDAY · Saf Fr~co 211 10 ,667 i watehed the action the previous StEdwardo 72 Prairie VIew 611 is open to tht pubUc. The Jays . CHESTER NAZARENE BLUEBIRD FUES IIi Loull · ~-11 14 .458 !year. Sw!lm (Tel) 57 Tex Lthm St will emcee. · dturclt will have a Christmas LAKE CONISTON, England ~troll IS 16 .441 ' . Ohio State, ~e of the Jdabo St. 87 Rice 85 SATURDAY program on Monday, Dec. II, <UP!) -Donald C8lJipbell pUolAI qtrei·.! 1 • • !I'll .37t l peNrlnlal leaders, lopped the Tulsa 84 Hawaii 58 THE MIDDLEPORT Senior 11 T:BO. An lntereslin8 pro- ed bil jet poftfed Bluebird tor ClilclgO 10 22 .3LS 1 nation by attracting ~.3911 claaa wlll sJlODIOr 1 high IChoal lfllll bu·bten pllnned lnd "" aa average 2lt6 iilllea tier bQur 1 lfediii~Q'' ~~~ Pf!ople to six home ·ya111e1 for : Well dance party wllh music by 41Y0Re " ' Invited. Wed n es d a J lor lwo run 1 Jijlttmore"llf iiew ·Yortlot an 11,400 averige. 'Colo. Mines lOt Rockmont 58 Jays this Satltrdly from I tD THE JOF CLASS of !be lhroo&b the measured kllqmeter cllillacO e3 j)etroU IT Western St " Calfary 10 ll p.nl. 11 lhe Middleport ele- United Melhodbt Ciblrcb wiD (.611 mlles) as lite 46-year~ld Cljl ~ Los ., . q; .Qi : . FtclatlleiUIII Sa Frnndo Vlb' 101 Evnavlle 10 mentary aodltoriuJII. meet M.,.,Q lit 7:• p. m..11 Brl!M pl'epared · fW -an9ther fOnly pmeaiCheduled) By Vnlled l'Jel• !ltenatloall BVNDAY lbe !lome of Mn. DwiCbl Put, ~t on lbe world . i .....y'a .O... •. . LQJfllbN (IJl'I)--:Bllly Gray, . IRL ae- . HEM1JJCk QROVE CbUreh er lor,: .lhelr npllr meelbii .peed llllfk, . . ' . FABERGE'S WOODHUE, TIGRESS, APHRODISIA LANVIN ARPEGE- CHANEL NO.5 Cosmetics For HIM · t up COTY- EVENING IN PARIS, REVLON, YARDLEY, TWEED Happiness is playing Santa •.. Tm.. S I' New Ynr& Sul:lllll::rlptim. rata: ' .. , !:::: DANA'S TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS National aa••rtlll d npreMDI.all8oUineW Kimball. l~ ., MJ t.&l.a• New $4.95 up · 1nd Cosmetics for HER' 1-2111 lntel'l!d a1 ~eennd cJut mlli).DJ 111liter •' the e>oll nftlee -' Pamllf~. ton l'l•e.. · JEWELERY BOXES and &P-' -~ . Saturday night for a non league erson, a junior. again will see , Ch1cago w1th a 2·3 standard. : f Ap f"' t' . --·- plenty of action, Moore said. I In other games Wednesday I • • 452& -. ;; 1 Pomeroy, now 1.z on the lw R h · .quality-llilt blltll" Stan d•IDO'S . . · estern eserve s ot down • .. season, expe_ct• to fmJS~ the ' John Carroll 73·59; Mount un. : GUARANTEE~) t : ' College Large Assortment- Some Muslc1l COSTUME JEWELRY I t~d~~so~ S~~~~7 ;~se~ :~ ~ ~~ "i::~:nD:I~l~~m:~:; l ~~m: a~~idi~n ~~h~ w~~~~; ;~;d~;~~: ~:~r:,ha~~;n A~d~~ ~~~ th:c ~~sst'~at;'":sta~J~s, 1::\ SO{_.'IAL CAl F1\mAR TO $45.00 ASSORTt:O CHOCOLAITS J lbs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8.00 -'.' ptrJA1S'(LV14 nfft By Uatled Pres~ latenaadonal 1trslhng 6345 at. haiftJme, •race, . ewn, The Cmclnnali. Royal~ are trtmmed the detJclt t~ 8!HI3 1 If the Patriots fall, Buffalo I r.ow trymg to build a wmnmg gomg mto the !mal period but can sneak through to Its lhlrd streak for a change couldn't catch up Jt was the 'second strai ht ~in for the successive crown by beating . The Royals, . wbo broke a Bullets and ~e first time this iL>enver Sunday, and the Bills b weeker.d of cage activit) on the l ion took West Liberty, W. Va. • . ···4 · seven-game losing streak Tues- .year they've scored back-to· lare fs~ored by two touchdowns NEW YORK IUP! I - The wmmng tru!l '" 'L' overall re- 64-60 in three overtime periods ; i • MONTHS • ' day nght,, chalked up thetrl back victories. The club is 3.2 on theJr home field. • . I-, I ' u n II e d p r e 5 s Ioternalional , cord. Denison edged Oberlin 64-63. I : •: second stratght victory Wednes- : under new coach Gene Shue. I _In other NFL games, all THURSDAY small college basketball ratings i Logan, loser by 8 51).41 orore Oberlin led Denison most oi l • · ·~ : day nght when Connie Derkng , Kevin Loughery ted the TWILIGHT GARDEN club with first place votes and won- 10 Athens laSI F;lday. came the night only to see Tom I • io scored on a layup with a second winners wllh 30 points while will meet at Bailey's restaur- lost re<"ords t"rou•h gomes of I back with • 51i·5:l victory over · Demo sink a bucket with four : • "'· left to beat the Los Angeles ;Don Ohl had 21 and Gus ant Thursday, at6:30 p.m. lor Saturday Dec. tO, in paren· · ~elso~~~~LSaturd?thfor ItS seconds left to put the win in • .. , , L&i<ers, 126-124. .Johnson 25. Walt Bellamy a Christmas dinner. followed bv theses: ' JrEstl h "'" ho e ytearth.. the Big Red's hip pocket. ·~ •· sew ere m t e coun y IS . • ...~ i The Royals are now 11·16 and ,cored 23 pomts for the losers. COreS I meetmg and PartY wttb 50 T.. m Polol& k d lh E I E I Leadtng 28-20 at halfl!me. • lilY 1ft iJit • are just 'll game behind the , Detroit led 74-73 with nine cents gift exchange in party ;l l. Ky. Weeleyan '16\ •2.01 307 w~ ~n; R ~I nd~s~nd ~g..':~ Oberlin watched Denison chop •tiis,_ , ~15·16 1 third place New York Knicks, minutes left but Jerry Sloan College Basketball Results room. 2 Sothrn Ill 110 \ (22·1) 3112 WI ,010svc" a sF .de :'11'1' dcwn its lead and pull out in ' • '1~ d I nd Guy By United Pre•• loternationul MAGNOLfA TE..• IPLE' Pvth· · 3· Evansvill·' 131 12·01 m a h·' , Tgame · Red IS · now •• '· l !"III who lost w 8 alllmore, Itouu, rna e three stea s a m I So ·d " ay1.11 mg · front 64-61. The B1g o m the Eastern Division race. In Rodgers two to setup 10 points Jan Sisters will mett Thursday I Akron t2.(J ) 162 ut eArnths orna Foesdw . hgo l!·l and Oberlin 1·3. • •• Eas t ~· p.m. at the OA\ h'l!. .l 5. 4. Cheyney St (4·0\ r ur on the other . game, Chtcago ed ged for the Bu11 s and deel de the 1 I, at 7:.,. 152 I tond MeM'ddl , .ll" ay1 mgN t.1 Western Reserve had an easy •• Ph. 99'2·2101 Pomeroy • 1 Detrol~93-87. game. Don Kojis led Chicago iNavy 69 Gettysburg 68 . Following the meetmg, there , 6. Pan American (3\ (3·1) l50 i a . epo:. pay e· time with cross.campus rival • • BaiUmore bull! up an early with 16 in the low scoring game iSt.Jsph's (Pa) liB Susqhnna 53 · will be a Chr~&tmas parly aoal 7. Grambling (3-0) IOO · sonvlll• at Mlddeport. John carroll. The Blue streaks • • 1 23-palnt lead and then held off a while Dave DeBusschere and Cheyney St. 93 Kutztown 56 gift exchange. I 1. Indiana s il) (4-1) 9(1 come within one point in the sec- • •• ••••••• •• { . SHOCKPROOF WATERPROOF 1 I 'fl • 1 INTERF.~T f./ c :AiJM DEVIITED TO weIn panthers on Roadto Logan For FrJ•day N• ht on test . POMEROY j ..i.E' .DAILY SENTINEl '.J r:,s HERE ARE SOME OF THE OTHER eSteom & Dry IRONS tFRYPANS tTOASTERS eBLENDORS eDRILLS ePERCOLATORS Two Undefeatei M~jorOhioCollege· . Meet Tonight at Tole do to Feature . ' ,T1 THIS YIAA ·. For Boyo t~d Girls Of All Aitill PRICEP FROM' .ll.fS MAKES IT A MERRY CH~ISTMAS Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, If Coach Bob Sheoky of Ne1·1in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger . ville, and hungry for. victory remains • question mark. 10nvilte were shut off from a Morgan, South Third-St., Mid· ' (See table accompanying for ! All of Wolfe's operatives are 1 • , · popcorn supply Friday night in Idiepart. 'data). 1 healthy. A "bad p,acttce" Tues- 1· By Ualled Preso lnlerllatlonal cisco at Yoong.Wwn: Case out in front and Middleport High gym lhe al· . However that may be Middy : Nelsonvt!!e defealecl Gallipo- aay night was followed WeclneSTwo undefeated, major Ohio Tech at Thiel Greenville, (Pa.J: Cen~r Biii 'Rogers lOp~ ready lwictileleated Hounds i Head Coach Carl Wolf~ hao lis, 61-65, a team the Jaekets day by a "real good one," Wolfe, college cage teams wUI collide Mourit Union at California serve scorers with 28 while Dolt <wid be in further trouble. :laid plans to beat NelsonviUe, ' took by three, 46-43. reporlecl today. The club will : tonight at Toledo to highiight State. Pa.; aod Wilmington at Caravona bucketed 1~. IJlt..llt' One of the SEOAL'a Jsbesky with or without his pr;. l Sandy Harold, the Houndl! blg 1taper off today making room • the 9tate basketball schedule. Centre. IRedcats. 1 cesslut cage tech : · ·mary sustenance. 'man at 6-5, has been bothered :for a freshman game at MHS Akron fourth ranked in the . da . ' . .E bo sky cbe a ers, d rlnge-1 His Jaekets are 3-1 on the so far wltll a back injury gctten gym against Kyger Creek •.t 5 UPI s~all college poll of Actmn Wednes. y mght was 1 At West L1berty. Craig. , r papcorhn hu tseason 2-1 in the teague and :in football. His complete health ip.m. · . 1 h . t ·t .(1 k topped by Xavier's triUmph Iland took game bonors w1th 2t games . wOtsheup ' . ' . ' . ,.,5 coac es, WI 11 pu " 3 mar h " . . I di . . third r coac es c omp l on gum, or jump up and down gunning for their best record m: . . on the line against the Rockets' over St. Bonaventure, t e oJrst pomt~. me u . ng srx m . .. b""' shouting advice w their slal·itheiast 14 years. , · . . . identical standard In a non aeason loss lor the Bonmes. and overllme per1od to lead M The H nds h bee • the humiliation of Baldwin Wal· Union to victory. • warts on the floor, or sit phleg· i ou ave n up- • FRIDAY'S POSSIBLE STARTERS "U you did more pushes away league match. l>ce by DePaul at Chicago. Erbland tied the gaiTJe lor malic awaiting what fate may •nded by Logan and Js,ekson. • from the tabt.. Ed. you'd have The Zips, an independent Pur le Raiders at the .. ~ dictate. '11Je Jackets also lost to Jack· IMIDDLEPORT VS. NELSONVILLE · to do 1.,. puohuP' from the power house, averaged 100.9 The Musketeers withstood . a th P 1 1. ti nd 1 U~. son. Both clubs need this one Player Ht Yr Pas Yr HI Player' . . h'l h , e regu o '"" me a """' Mr. SIJesky merely eats I' Friday night. Mark Tannehill 6 F . 3 . 6 3. C I PoD lioor!" pamts per outing w I e t e final period rally by the Bon- 1 53·53 at the eno of th€ fli'itf~· popcora. With those two Jle. I The Hounds have a big, ex· W. Davis 5··8 4 F 3 8:1 Tarom Cok~yr Rockets of the Mid Amerkan nies and then poured on the Iertime. The second overtl!!lt f ts b 1 · • Ohio Coltese Basketball Conference have shot 87.9 .pamts power to out-score the Olean, ' . ..-ta ' • I reported chewing Iperienced squad, but are minus Blll Davis 6-4 4 C 4 6·5 Sandy Harold per game breacing into the 90s N Y squad per~od ended at 511-58., - , aWh little faster Ibis yur. tbeir two out•tsnding front George Sauer • 9 4 G 4 59 ' Notre Dame. · ·• . . · Rob 'McConnaughy's ther •· • CourtDey Ha ning By Unlled S<hrdule Press lnlemallonat only against . ·'l~Ql!l..Wt ~. . tbe "refreshment court pests of l96H6, Haynes •As a Bradbury 8·0 4 G 4 5·8 Jim Dean Toni bt In major college aciion to- The v1s1tors closed the gap to West L1berty ahead t!0-58 Ill stand m Middleport gym hao and Shull2, and their three 11111 Buteher 5-6 4 G 4 6·2 Wm. Stlmel Cincinnati at W~ke Forest night, Cincinnati will take on 63-59 with 10:10 to go but could start the lhJrd overtime biB . popcorn on its menu Friday times All-League forward Bob Don Nelson 6·1 4 F 4 5·9 Paul Conrad Wake Forest on the road and not stave off the Musketeers Erblaod countered with lolir mgllt Is not known. Mr. Shesky Richards. F 4 6·2 Tim Pancake Tamps at Dayton . .. who out-hooped the Bonnies free throws and a field goal. has even been known to bring Wolle believes Nelsonville can . Akron at Toledo Tamps, Fla., Will vJsJt Dayton. 3211 · th 1 · · 1 Ray Barnhart ted the bosll his ' tliF_ _ _ Nii_l.li'__..-rr11:iY~"J;M• C . 1 hi d Tw 0 1 gu g · m e nex nme mmu es. 00 1 own s~pply, perhaps obtato- ,lbe had with a squad not-so-big, _ ---"!ii';w-!ii'i:~.ii&:\1!1 ~Pdlta at As an W t ea.~~ aMmes.artte . ahp. Xavier ted 52-34 at the half. with 17 points. - -ed from hiS sister and brother· but as aperienced a• Nelson- ; Fm lay at Quanllco Tourney oos er VISt s ane a m t e - - - -- · Slippery Rock •Pa.) at Walsh Ohio Conference and Defiance Bub Quick dumped in 26 points i · · 10 J 25 San Francisco at Youngstown goes to Bluffton in the Mid-Ohio and Luther Rackley as they Case Tech at Thiel Conferenre. paced the hot-shooting Muske.A ' I Wooster at Marietta Other games have Capital at I leers to their fifth win in six . MI. Union at Calli. State 1Pa.) Ashland: Findlay in the Quan· starts. 1 iDefiance at Bluffton tico Tournament: Slippery · B !d . W 11 II d 1 I 1 1 NEW YORK (UP() -If lhe j first chance comes Saturday remain nlive in the Eastern scbeduled for Sunday, Los Wilmington at Centre Rock, Pa .. at Walsh: San Fran· • wm·. a ace a e 0 j oddsmakers have their way, the i when the runnerup St. Louis race, Dallas still is an 1Angeles is fAvored by four over . score 11' f~rst field goal un.tl l I Dallas Cowboys and Boston 1Cardinals, who trail Dallas by overwhelming 20-point chOice toJGreen Bay, Battmore s pcked , sub Terry Allerton connected on 1 Patriots will be crowneddlvi· one full game, meet the apply the clincher a&ainst the by one paint over San Francis· . a JUmp shot after 8' 42 of play j sional champions this weekend. Cleveland Browns. i hapless New York Giants at Ico, Minnesota is favored by The Yellow ,Jacket~ were only Dallas, in foci, will have two The Browns are favor<d by I Yankee Stadium on Sunday. Ithree over Cbicago, Pittsburgh I able to score 14 !Jeld goals m good opportunities w clinch the 1six paints in the game at St. ! The American Foot b a II is seven over AUanta and i }0' the gam•. Eastern Conference title In !be ·lLouis. League also enters ill final Washington is six over Philadet. \ t. l. DePaul was ted by Errol Pal· ~ational Football League. The Should the Cardinals win and : weekend of play with the phia. . The Pomeroy Purple P a n· uti. . . mer who tallied 18 against the • .., · ·-· · ----·-- - ·· ---- · -- ·· .. Eas te rn D.!VISIOn ·· ti'Ue sWI Tbe fimal two game• of the I1 thers •o on the road th1s week~ The Panthers starling hne' . . Jackets Bob Zoretich added I6 rA Jf undecided. Boston, which holds AFL regular season on Sunday end. up 15 ngaJn expected to be Ron· 10 send. the hosts th d : a half-game edge over the ,show San Diego favored by ~ Coach Russ Moore's cagers ;nie Logan at center, Bill Rad- . on e roa II 32 Buffalo Bills, is picked by seven , three points over Kansas City, ' will visit the Logan Ch ieftains ford and Don Swisher, fo r- ~~thJ a k · ma;k . Allerton led : -: • II". A ~b 111 NIW SCHW!N~ 81K • . · I Births - Mrs. Bobby J. Thomas, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, Ans"·er: IT'hut lmpp~>"• l lfhen u rip•.•· po1•r rril'1f ro son, II :36 p. m. Til esd ay; Mrs. """ • ba'--i~E BARD WAS BARRED Vernle L. Roach Pt. Pleasant ' ' daughter, 5:24 p. m. Wednesday. Illschar es _ William R Anderson gKendi Ann Barr Mrs: Christma5 dinner were discussed. Plans were , Raymond. Broyles, Kenneth R. Trail Garden made for a course in flower ar· c 1omlish, Sandy L. Culwell, Tuesday evening ranging to begin in January. lDo gla E D t M Eric ll411ey·•s restaurant. The traveling prize donated bu ' J uDi sh h. Lars, Wrs.Ed uosch · C arry . Mrs. Struble was awarded to' J · M F' h · Mge, were soated at a Ia· Mrs. Robert Lewis. Br ·• Jarsva h, tsFer, kt' rsJ. cover and ce!lterI I11y . .. ~rs ey, ran m . Christmas arronge. Semt pals were revealed with McCoy, Mliton Russell, Clyde place mats wllh a gift and new names drawn for K. Turley, Gilbert I. Van Sic· Gslllpaiis Dam - Reliable · and red berries Jhe coming year. Mrs. Walter kle, Mrs. Salem A. Yates, Mrs. down 3:50 p.m.; Andrew Cal· , and illsor ipt1on. • Merry Bentz and Mrs. Charles Hayes Charles L. Deal and infant houn down 8:40 p.m.: John J. Christmas, Winding Trail G::~r- cacl1 received an anmversary daughter, Mrs. Basil R. De- Rowe down 10:20 p.m.; Charles lub Christmas Pa rt y, gift from their secret pa:. Weese and infant son, Mrs. Don. Stevenson down 2:50 a.m.: So· ,{\ecember 13 196€" aid B. Foreman and infant met down 3:15 a.m.; Robert · were liy Mrs. Cha~les L•,. Mrs. John Terrell was . In son, Mrs. Gary L. Massie and Reed up 3:5S a.m.: Jenks down t charge of recreatton and pr1zes . 4·20 am· Bea d 5·55 "J;iS, - presid.ent who presented fo r garnc.-s were awarded to mfant son. ~ m . · E~~tern ~:rwn o;~r. . . , ejlch mf'mher with a h'JIIy cor· · ·• · • a.m., •"· book · of matches decor- Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Da1e N'ICho1son Titan down 8·25 a ·n1 ·•· J · S· sag'''~ ,. . · · :'!' Hayes. Gifts of pencils and . ' Lew1's down 9·1' am ~~ · ho~l and pencils that . Middleport· paternal gr.and· • .. . t~ r. I ~ ~carfs fi om the National Hank parents ' M d M G I Kaoawha River - 0· F· . wrt e S IX c mS . . . are r. an rs. a e were dJS inbute<l by Mrs. Terrell Shrlm 1. M . t 1 Shearer down Marmet 4:10 a. """= 11 h. 1 to each membe1· ' P m, ason, rna erna1 , . . . ·,.......• .were sma w 1te pas. great grandparents are Mr. m.: rammy White up Wm!Jeld ti~ c~ fill<d with nuts and and Mrs. Ernest Molden and 6:45 p.m.; Helen Z down Wm· r011te~~· with tl1e repl1ca of a SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nicholson f1eld. U• 15 p.m.; H. E. Bowles up . !...,.. oiihut by Mrs. Leo Kenne· Mr and Mrs. Gal• Shrimplin of Rutland, and paternal great Wmfteld 9' 50 p.m.; Elgerchff up dy. Mrs. Joseph Stru ble won .rr (Carolyn Nicholson ;, No;. grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Car· Winfield 2:15 a.m.; NatiOnal the door pril:e. foJk . "v a , arc announcmg t 11e penter o1 Mans f'teld down WlnfJeld 2:35 a.m.; Allen Fol!owm~: the dmner, the birth of theJr first child, a son, · R. Merrill up Winfield 3 a.m.: , group ad) . .ned to the party Thursdav December 8 Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfield 8 1 RACE TRIPLE · f ' t d t ·' ' 6·45 a m room ;w~ S::s:~/~t partr,~ Portsmoulh Naval . Hospital , CORAL GABLES, Fla. tUPI) I · · ··- - - - -- - 1 ~~·tmg and f!ower show rule, POJtsmouth, Va., WeJghmg 8 - Leroy Moyers scored a riding I• ·the first, Rebel Cadet ·-- - pounds and named Wayne Ev- 1 triple at Tropical Park, booting ($47.20t in the third and Mr. D. ' an. Maternal grandparents are home Our Babu Ruler ($39.00) 'Go. 1$4.40) in a dead heat fifth. 'tl' ~ro~1~dm~~e s~~~~··ln~~ud:e c!~~ heatmg VISIT IN Mllllli.E('()RT I mg 1 tranges, central .. Mr and Mrs Wilham Maves hp an1 s, space fi 1heaters, h .water1 23, 5:30 a.m.; George Price · . ea ers, 1rep aces, c arcoa up 23, 5:35 Q.m..; L. W. Sweet 1 ~d ch~ld~~m.. av~d ~d ~ar~ ~ills, gas-burning air condl· up Greenup 3:15 p.m.; Western ra, 0 Imac an ·d h~ !tOners, refrigerators, autnmoup Greenup 5: 45 p.m.; Jerow ~d!rs. Eprne st dovcer,t an C.ll • bile.• and gasoline motors. 1 1 1 1ar up Greenup 12:10 a.m.,· Endeav· ren ' ""U a an . es ' Vl<l· - p recaution.s that can be tak~ d G 12·20 . <d last weekend With Mrs. en to prevent carbon monoxide er own reenup . a.m., Lo ·n M f M'ddl l Ironworker down Greenup 4:511 CJ e ayes • ' epor. hazards are: a.m.; Lady Marjorie down 1 Fuel burning devices should Greenup 6:20 a.m.; Pamela IJ. 1COACI1 DIES he Installed and operated as up Meldahl 3 p.m.; Neville up I GREAT NECK. N.Y. •UPI) _ I.recommended by the manulacMeldshl 4:40 p.m.; Ranger ~p ; Tim Stapleton, the Merchant ; turer .•r !o;at authorities. . I Meldahl 4:45 p.m.; Rose G. I Marine Academy's baseball and Penodlc mspeciJon and mam. l down Meidah! 10 p.m.; Boc-K assJstanl footba ll <oach, died I tenance Is a must. up Meldaht !1 p.m.; Ravens- I here Wednesday, I Tampering with or ;t~;::;~;:~~~ '30 a.m.; , Stap Ieton began coac h'tng at j suehdev1ces · JS · mv ' I'tmg wood up Melda hi .: Zimmer down Metdahl ti:30 ' King's Point in .1.949. Be sure that enough a.m. Blackburn, Ravenswood. Nelsonville to Invade Middleport ~· land • Kv· ... James D· Frazi•r · HO • am · ·'. Walter Beckord down Ona , w• Va ·•· Mrs pm • • Joseph F• :23 · • 10·55 · · .,· Prtnclpio clown _ (An.nn 1omorrow) ALLST AR i< '· lie. Unger· ' air_. you breathe can· ' · kJ!!..' ·you. , provided·' to allow for propj!r I.kept open ,untd: the f1re .., I• out. Dam 12.1, 2U nlnning 'R · A silent killer may on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason !'1,~. Jog about your home 'ready to As you breathe, U1e oxygen lburnlng of the fueL This is es- Charcoal and other type firel Pt. Pleasant 27.}8, Hinton 3.10 strike you and your family In the air combines with . your pecia!!y true and important in should not be. used In confined tailing, KanawllJ! Fal!s7:4b fat~ down. Because you can't see It, blood and is carried to all p•rls ' today's airtight houses. areas. and ovens. s.houtd .not be mg; Char.les.ton ®.77 fallinf t•sle it or smell it, carbon mon- of your body. CO combines with Gara~es should be •eale<l off '! used for heating unle~ ve,ntlla· London \!'!!!'running 3 feet, Mllli oxide has earned the name of . your blood 200 times more r..d. from the rest of the hfluse to tion is adequate,, ·Any. tlJllf a· met 2 ~~ and Winfield ~ ·'The . Silent Killer." You may 1 ity than oxygen - a relative.ly prevent the entranre of CO I fuel consuming d~vice to u~.ed feet. · 1thmk you can smeU It when smaU amount can displace the from automobile exhaust. Nev· ir. an enclose<! area it Is uslnl Boat Movemeol&: : jypu're actually sme!!ing the life giving ox,v~en you nee<!. ff ' er run your cat in a closed ~ar· ·up oxygen and may be p~od~eOblo River- vt.ward up It : smoke of other lire-produced j your supply of oxygen Is redue- a~e, or when parked for more tng CO. · . . 10:30 p.m.; Exprclss up 14, 12l- !gases associate<! with lt. ed, your brain cells will be first t!'~n a lew minutes without pro- You can help e!!rn[n.~Je • 45 a,m.; Pennoytvania up tf, [ Carbon monoxide (CO) Is not to be affected and drowsl~ess. v1dmg ventllatl~n to the Inside deadlY, . k!!ler lt·om yo~~ . ~orne 4 a.m. ; Queen City~ 14, 6:10 a product of the house or an ·headache, weakness, diZZiness of the car. Additional proteotwn by being aware. of .the ha~rds a.m.; inca up 11, 1:30 a.m.; 1automobile alone It Is caused Iand confusion will result. Fur· can be provided .while drivinR of carbon . moi)O~Ide,- . Prole!;! Walter Curley up 1 , '.'" a.m. ; by faulty venting' or lack of Ither oxygen stRrvatlon will ulti· by opening both side vent.< In yourself and your .family .' by 1 Steel Ranger up 17, 3 : 3~ a.m.; 1fresh air. Whenever any fuel Is ma~ely result In permanent both warm and cold weather. tracking dpwn The .. , Sileqt Jefferson up 17, ~;30 a.m.; , burned, co is usua!ly one of bram damage or death, F1re place dampen should be Kliler. Mountam State up :IV, 5: lo a. , the products If ,·t escapes into C ...... 22do:n GIVE THIM A tJ~UTIJ'U~ ' the rooms your home, the I ~·;:r'::;r~~::~~rf:!~~~~~t.•: ::~:d ~;sHe~~~l!e R~i~Je, J~~~: ~d~a~uls~~~~o~~ V' 'Vl Carl)an .Monoxide 'Silent. Killer' . . River)News litIP · Vlsltl ,,. P . ': 7 2 hours _. and -8 p.m. aren only ,on Pediatrics Ward, Admissions_ Mrs. Jessie M. Carle, 1901 Chestnut St.; Mrs. 1 James C. Myers, Rt. 1, Patriot; Albert Hal!, Eureka Star Rl.; Mrs. Bonnie Persinger, Apple Grove, w. va.; Mrs. Vernie L. Roach, Pt. Pleasant; M r s. Inez F. Monroe, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Douglas R. Roush, Rt. 1, Letart: Robert B. Gibbs, Jr., Clifton; Mrs. Linnie A. Gaul, Cheste~ Star Rt.; Mrs. Emmitt 1H. SmJth, Wellston ; Roy A. Bond, Rt. 1, Ray; Albert R. Can ter. Wellston. Mrs. Ed· llolzer' I r-==-., ' " 'I • ._J)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1968 ~1.:,::..:.; iJ.,"'!"'mb!ttlltsefourJumbt.., tach square. to ordinary words. •' ... ',,. \• 1 ~=~~ ::~~: !. , ~~:~~nil~=Y~~:~~ , : U: ':;! ;:~~~ 4 Olllf __ . · · w-.1 (tOh , , fort Wafl)e I Port nuron a . " ,· ' t ' :mh:.:~~~=~~~~~ :=~ : ~·~ wl l b a~ . .:.~~~~~ n:::: = welcoa~~. 7:38 p:m. lvti'JUII ·l'llllmfnl. '""'---....,--..,....-.-oto----~;.11!1~ �.u Hospital News .· ' ~ ~~~~;~t~~- , I .. .~ I ~l : lJOSI'}R I I • .jBEL:VAG _ 1 . ,· (J 11-15 I I· . ~- IF YOU DO "THEO ...10~ THIS WfJ:Y IT WON'T ~E: c;'IFFICUL.'T n _ ·~=-~-==;~~~~-::::LLJ~~_"'u~g~ge~otrd by the above cartoon. r ·SURPRJ'.EANSIV. ERhn Prin! 'wu ~ I 'I'L.-..:::::.::.::::.:::::::::::::::.::c:::::_-' axxru '. Ga~ ~l't!a.l' .· lJ~III! I •·~;~ ~f ·'•r'• '.I J•=blm ARMOR CAlLE BEYOND DARIND 0. Annual Christmas Dinner Trail Garden Club Held ·. I 'f' .he i 3 I GIFT IDEAS FOR THOSE ON YOUR LIST d • F COwbOys Patrlots av0 re t 0 eTRICYCLES eWAGONS . eFLASHLIGHTS eSADDLES eBLANKETS eBIKE ACCESSORIES 1 BRW HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY · ·' PH. 992-2774 I h S .J. rl Um n l R ova J ' . :r . TIMEX WATCHES COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 1 lb. $1.70 2 lbs. $3.35 ALL NEW ASSORTMENT I .. Of 1.00 5 ·',, MEIGS • MASON AREA •. O••n, P\llllllaller ,... Chnt•• r.nnenllt, E(m•• lrcn•ro l ~'b~,~t~p•O .l ftt) lfii!I'DOOD U~pt I 'IUrrf•J ~nd Sundl) bY Tna otllo 'Valle ~ t'-..tli1111HII CtonlJ>ADJ, tiiJ lie ctliHII(' S t .. l'om~rn1· . Ohio. 4:1169, IJUI ln'i!n Offi ce Phone WY ~·21511. Elfltnl' wt ta . tlftllna o.. , 'l'or• Clcy . Oel:f•erM tn eaq1er .,.he... aYallatlll 3.'1 ee11U per 1 . . 11: one rea• tn adunce •• tbe i Dill' 8eDliMI offlet, 118.JU; I I I IDOfltM 0 .10; l'llnP qmtbJ la.W Sr llolor lolrte • . , . eaTirtr lel"'tct ee••······ DOl II'IUab~ (,j(\1 ·IDflfllb, ll.lU 8t mal: Om! ye~ 1\0 M , $111 U:1110111h1 lliZ: rtlree mou tlur t:I.OO UIUD1er1P IItle Prtc. IDdwlea JwadQ • I ., :::n Y:: ~~kr'r~wra~~rt .~~~ 1 Bing - -- - -· - -· -- - ·· MENNEN, YARDLEY, SPICE, CITATION, Genuine LNfher _ All Gutronteed KINGS .MEN 395 • Lose That Lump mYolll' Pooker Tn_e ADAPTA-SNA~ lets you put every. th10g In your REGISTRAR® except bulge Stays slim in your pocket. Has removabl~ photo-card case. a l and giving r a Bulova! CHRISTMAS* PRINCESS GARDNER BILLFOLDS FOR HER! CARDS •• FASHIO :'J'o en: ~ the beoedts or fully JEWELR .WIOJ:n&tte coaJ beat, your hotte3t tJuy the new CoWavmoNEER 11 $roua:H1Ana. Compact aod ettnct•ve lnywhere in your flomco, In A Wonder, CoMJUITJONEU. STOKII.• liEAT!l. deliver$ fu-Qr~lalcd heat tbllf!• tbennoawieally coo- Ass~rtmont • The Cowavmoh'ua is a dg. te hea~ eapeciaUy des.la:necl r euy lnstaJiation, muimut11 at and economy . • , )'e1 take~ •• •• • •• • • ee • • • • • • e.~~~ WY IULOYA "K" Youa •nd lluuly Clltllrldln r. flnt 11 Jtwtl waldl, Olo4B.lJntoNUR STOk.ER·H£ATtt. l ur.ntnJ economacal, readily. ~oal IS vadable y today. AnRAcnve in your boUC$1 ' I ,/ [;:;J "' 'I,, See Our Best Holid1y Selection I f'-""<Ntvlirolly Ololtoalolic Court St. ., Preterll!flon 1nd · ' Drug NHds. . :Rl!:D PHAltMAClS'l'$.' .•. 4 · Rl~GJSTI! ... , ,,""''"' a:OO-~ .TO 10:00 PNi 12:30'· PM·A~D S:OO PM TO 9i00' ' ,,, . .. OPEN DAIL, Y SUNDAY J0:30 AM TO '' ' - : 1 ~:~~h ~~:~:~~ ~~~~~ :: Second II). II , Oklahoma Baplist (2) 38: 12, San Diego State 37: 13, Tennessee State 33; 14, Fresoo State 32 : 15, vatpara~o !6; !6, Trinity (Texas \ 14: t7, St. Thomas 10; 18, Otlerbein 8; 11 St. Benedict's 7· 20 Central (Ohio) State 6. . , State Releases F df santa suggests -;:;:~;;;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- ond hall, but the Redcats puJJ<d Reimbursement A Ga'ft SubsCrl"pt"IOn f r WI' II Be A Ga"ft for Th8 Wh. 0 I8 , f ami•t y thoug~ts "M AI L'' SUbSCrlphOn •· • RateS ~ale 'o' J YEAR ............ $10.00 6 MONTHS .. " .. " " $5.25 GENTLEMEN: I enclose$ . . , . . . for which send Y"" subscription to The Oally S~ntlnll to: Name · • • • • · · ·, • • • • · • • · · • • • · • • • • • • • Acldrtll ................. : ....... .. • • • • .. • .. • • • .. • • .. • • • • .. • .. • • • • • • • • W1 Wll Send A· tmer • 1 Or THE DAILY ii On All Your ,. s :n EVERYDAY Pomeroy 1 1 LOW PRICES F,our friendly Pharillllclsls ond pleni'(' of'fr1ondly .. Clerq To $orve You promptly • • th:o:ir~~·tn;i:~~~;~~ri;~ I .ePARKER & PAPIR MATE PINS & SETS eKAYWOODIE, DR. GRABOW, YELLOW BOWL, WEIIR PIPES eZI!'f'9, RONSON, , Y'-'·I.IGHTERS eEL&(:rRIC RAzORS A GOLD STAR STORE "When •omethlng happy happens ifs Bulova Watch Timf" Anson Tie-Bars · ·· ; · · · ·.. .. 2.50 up OPEN EVENINGS RADIOS - TRANSISTORS & SOLID STATE TABLE MODELS SPECIAL! SAWYER'S 19.75 BROXODENT VIEW MASTERS - - 1.75 ELECTRIC And Extr1 Rolls CARDS, TREE TRIMS GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE f REMAN & ABBOn Gin ......... . GIFT WRAPS, RIBISONI$, Anson Key Protectors ···· · · 2.95 up llloo1irlle MIDDLEPORT * ~·A . ~\~~ s THE PERFECT TOOTH BRUSHES Anson ne-Tacs · .. ·.. · ·· .. · 3.50 up Ol'ly room PROVEN SAFETY of cool h&ot LARGE CAP'AOTY ~~~I~IIIJI .... ••now wlllhJit, of furnitu re. No doubt about il .. , t!MJ 59c box Ufo @ ltfl.wlndlnr. · P no men tivtna: ~ tban a Greetlngsu ill Jn!ltod. t ''American .. •--= ,,, . RIZER OIL CO ":J 'or Her, Purses & !lllfolds _ For Him, Blllfolds . WILLIAMS, OLD ~o~dh;:t 1~ ~~~~~~~~~ 65 I LEATHER GOODS & IVES, GILLETTE, had H each for S'Port horts Justin CANOE, CURRIER :P · · Gannon 62 San Frandsen St 52 Church in Middleport will me<r Lebanon Valley 80 Upsala 71 Thursday evening, 7:30 p.m. at Maris! 116 Bluefld (NJi 83 )ot) 1he church. Mrs. Joe Bailey On S Or Temple 83 Rider 68 is program leader and Mrs. E<J. StJohn's (NY) 91 Seton Hall 58 ward Cooks, devotional leader. 1 CINCINNATI . (UP!) - St. council on the financing plan Wash & Jeff 78 Jumsta 75 Hostesses Will be Mrs. Dwight Louis Cardinal outfielder Curt and other details. Stfrancis (Pal 91 Tex Sthrn 81 Wallace, Mrs. Joe Bailey, The Flood tied a major league Council voted 7·2, with the Stfrancis <NY) .at Conn. 65 . Mrs . William Ohlinger. Mrs. COLUMBUS (UPIJ record aod tw-ned in spotless two Democratic members of Lycommg 99 Ehzabethtown 95 Leo Kennedy , Mrs. Edward state Controlling -~•rd repartileased ' · s A 1 • 8" s ff lk 61 Smith Mrs Emil Ball H 932 t65 Wedne,..ay as a1 work during the 11166 baseba!! . council opposmg to approve the t. nse m s • · u o ' · · Ohio Collece Basketball Scores ! : · boot di 01 season to lead the National I financing plan tbat included $35 Kings CoiL 86 Yeshiva 56 EPISCOPAL CHUI\CHWO- By United Press Inlernalloaal re.Jmbusements ~c ~ League regulars In fielding. ' million in revenue bonds to be Swarthmore 80 Stevens M me~ will have their annual Xavier f1l St. Bonaventure 80 j t:lctsh~r :~;;.: ~~d:n-~e IC<Ordlng to official league i issued by Hamilton Coon- Bridgeport 76 Central Coli. 75 Chmtmas program and party Western Reserve 73 hc:sc B L ltalistlcs released Wednesday. ty Commissioners. Demo· M.I.T. - Bowdoin 1l Thursday ovenmg, at the home John Carroll 59 FaJr us aw. . ed t0 . tl . crats maintained a public hear- La Salle 84 Albright 50 of Mrs. Harry Moore, Wl'h 1Mount Union 64 The state prom Is . ~ Flood posted a perfeet field- , lng should have been held on Syracuse 68 Buffalo 59 Mrs. 0. B. Stout and Mrs. W l L'be t (W V \ 80 Iot) ndditJOnal expenses mcurr u~· ing . mark of 1,000, tying the :lhe finances. Pratt 114 Newark Rutgers 58 Rome Willlamsoo as co-hoste'.•· Den~~n ~ rd'berti~ ~ der. the law, and Wednesdays major league record for the , Assumption 9! Stonehlll 74 es. Mrs. Herbert Seth Will DePaul 69 Baldwin-Wallace 39 actJOn, requested by Martin W. h)ghest (Jeldin& percenta~e m: NEW YORK (UPI) _ Three Muhlenberg 94 Det Valley 78 speak on Chnstmas m England Esse<. stale Superintendent of 150 games or more dunng a Ohio basketball teams were in I IS she knew it as' child. GAlLATIN HONORED Public Educallo~, was to help !>Ingle season. Flood appeared m the top 20 Unilecl Press Inter· ' ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE WASHINGTON UP(J -AI· ease the Immediate burden. 159 games to equal the record national se~all college clubs voSoulb will meet Thursday, at 7 p.m. . ( . . . The board also released near· held by Danny Litwhtler ot the ted by the coaches Morehead 84 Marshall '11 for a potluck dinner with meat bert Ga!!ahn, tedhe SwJss lmmJ tv $2·7 mllhon to school foonda· . .tn 194•• an d Rocky co1• Akron undefeated· in three , Grgtwn IDC I 5% G wshngtn ,• 1 provided by the home ecooom· grant • su bSJ·d·'"· $t8 •329 •:i30 to Phill Jes f h who serv 1 as secretary th lion 0 svito of Cleveland in 1965. games, 'was in fourth place IHampton 84 Virginia St. 74 ics coiTJmlttee. The regular hi e treas~ryU~ng~: an an~ school districts as paymerls .vhile Otterbein moved into the 1 DC Tchrs 11 Frostburg 62 meeting and program will fol· beot "' m~~ btn . · · Jstorfy. WI for Decembe<, and $620.287 to 00norru y ISsuance o a new , Old Doml . 79 Cit d I "0 I 8 t boards of education as ' ST LOUIS (UP() _ St Lou- i listing for the first lime, The mon a e • ow at p.m. Jao 30 coun Y 111 nt sta is C~rdtnal general m~nager 1 Cardinals were ranked 18th, Catawba 62 Erskine $II WILLING WORKERS class of ·~ p st m~lice ·DeP,.rtrn•nt December payments. sd I Bob Howsam Christmas sho~ 1 Central Slate 20th. Southern U. 99 Paul Quinn 61 the Enterprise EUB church , 81'd Tuesdo fi st dsu ceremo- In other act1on Wedne ay ' ' G! 'II f1l Dv & Elk 69 'II eel at th hom fM ay r ' the board released $800.000 as I ping in the American League envl e s no WI m e • ~ n. Dies would be held at Gallatin, · e of a water and · this year obtained veteran NEW YORK iUPI) Jose 1P'a1rmont 123 Aldran-Brddus 93 Ed King, Thurttd1y everun1 lor Mo the town named for the the state s shar backstop 'John Romano from Torres, who defends his world Mt Union 114 West Liberty t10 a Chrlstmaa party. ti' , fourth treasury secreta· outdoor recrealJOn complex be· 8 the Chicago .White So> Wednes. llght heavyweight championship Norfolk St. 106 Md. St. 91 FRIDAY ; '" irlg bmlt at We!lston, .l~ckson 1 day for out.fleld prospect Wall· Frid~y night against Dick Tiger ' Americ~n U. 71 Duquesne 69 WILDWOOD Garden Club Gallatin was appointed by Cou~lli~~ ·~~~~~;tio;~essi": 1 4 er Williams and pitcher llun I of Ntger~a .. ts . ~an who has Appalchian St. 7 Elon llfi wiU meet at !be bome of Mrs President Tbomas Jefferson in $5 th b J e· outgrown hiS dJvisJon- at least Louisiana St 13 gtulane 1133 • . plant due to open ere Y un I I • Denn s. . h' .d Homer Holter Friday at 1:30 1801 and served five years mto 1 1967 Total cost of the com· 1 I10 18 own mm · --V f tt ~ di nd th dm'1018 · tr Lion 0 f PresidPDI ' · 1 . . ' While prcpnring for his fonrfu MldweBI p. m. or a po u... nner a e a a . plex is $2,415,000 . CINCINNhATI t~PUir P~~- ' title defense of the year against William Penn 73 Earlham 63 Ch~slm" party with o U glfi ~:=no MndJqon, .. r,r:nmc '" ~en ~~re~r~ ~~::~~~on lod~~ · the 37-year-old Tiger, a two- Xavier (Ohio) f1l SIBnvntre ao "'MID~~PORT Child Conser• By UoLted Pm1 IDiernattonal ~~an :ork the pro,Ject, gJv· ~~~ io:or~o~res ~~dlfe7e~~ John Carroll 73 Wotrn Rsrve 59 vation League will bold a Nlll· POMEROY CHURCH ol BlWl WIN TOSS en the go-aheod by the city 'wonder ahead to his Marian 85 Indiana Central79 mage in the Fry building, C!rlst will have a Christmas! NEW YOHK (UPI) - Buffalo . Notre Dame !17 St. Norbert 72 Friday and Satwday. There program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. will be the SJ!e of the American ' SlaDd , :•td mo~e :~ dlsposl~g of DePaul 89 Bldwln-Wllee 39 witt also be toys for sale The pubUc is invited Football League playoffs in the · NBA llllla•_., , e ura e 1g an. Augustana (Ill) 84 Aurora 80 PAST MATRON'S CI~b ot SANTA CLAUS will. make event the Bills and the Boston , 1c By Uoi!H Pftso tomouooal ' t M0 St 71 ~ · ., p · ts fl · h 10 · a tie alter 1 1 EaoleMI IJ1v11loa · NEW YORK IUPIJ -College en ra · : .,mpona ~ Evangeline Chapter, OES., Mid· his annual visit to Syracuse at atriO , ms W L. Pet . football attendance was better StMary of PlaJns 78 Chdrn 73 dieport, will meet Friday even· the town hall December 18, at Sunday s se~n finale. The Philadelphia 3 .UOO : than ever during 1966 ao erowdo S!Ambrose 17 Iowa Wslyn 10 ing at the home of Mrs. M. L. 2 p.m. with I treat for all chil· Bills ~on a cotn toss by league 21 & 808 · hit the 25 million mark for the N. Dakota 83 Loyola Ill!) 92 French at 7!30 p.m. Mn. A. ft. dren of the village and those comJPlssloner MilL Woodard , ~ork : , fll'!tt lime and averaged per I Tri-State 114 StFrncts lind) 1' 1 Pullen wDI have devotions. ottending the Syracuse school. Wednesday as owners Ra!ph 2 40 14 18 438 CIJ!einnad 11 16 40'1 ' cent over 1985 ligures I A HIGH school ~ will be 5anta'a visit is IIJIOnsored by the WUson of Buffalo and Billy aal!lmore 1 23 :233 ] A total ol 616 eoll~ge teams I Soolbwest held this Friday night from 8 Ladies Aullliary of the Syra. sumvan .of Boston represented Westem Dlvls1oa 1 played 2,768 games before Hou•ton 86 Centenary 611 to 11 p.m. at Wahtllllll Hl&h cuse Volunteer Fire Dept. their teams. . / _ w. L. Pel. 1 513,m rnt>re people than SMU 86 Mer Olymplatls 7t school auditorium. 'nle dance MONDAY · Saf Fr~co 211 10 ,667 i watehed the action the previous StEdwardo 72 Prairie VIew 611 is open to tht pubUc. The Jays . CHESTER NAZARENE BLUEBIRD FUES IIi Loull · ~-11 14 .458 !year. Sw!lm (Tel) 57 Tex Lthm St will emcee. · dturclt will have a Christmas LAKE CONISTON, England ~troll IS 16 .441 ' . Ohio State, ~e of the Jdabo St. 87 Rice 85 SATURDAY program on Monday, Dec. II, <UP!) -Donald C8lJipbell pUolAI qtrei·.! 1 • • !I'll .37t l peNrlnlal leaders, lopped the Tulsa 84 Hawaii 58 THE MIDDLEPORT Senior 11 T:BO. An lntereslin8 pro- ed bil jet poftfed Bluebird tor ClilclgO 10 22 .3LS 1 nation by attracting ~.3911 claaa wlll sJlODIOr 1 high IChoal lfllll bu·bten pllnned lnd "" aa average 2lt6 iilllea tier bQur 1 lfediii~Q'' ~~~ Pf!ople to six home ·ya111e1 for : Well dance party wllh music by 41Y0Re " ' Invited. Wed n es d a J lor lwo run 1 Jijlttmore"llf iiew ·Yortlot an 11,400 averige. 'Colo. Mines lOt Rockmont 58 Jays this Satltrdly from I tD THE JOF CLASS of !be lhroo&b the measured kllqmeter cllillacO e3 j)etroU IT Western St " Calfary 10 ll p.nl. 11 lhe Middleport ele- United Melhodbt Ciblrcb wiD (.611 mlles) as lite 46-year~ld Cljl ~ Los ., . q; .Qi : . FtclatlleiUIII Sa Frnndo Vlb' 101 Evnavlle 10 mentary aodltoriuJII. meet M.,.,Q lit 7:• p. m..11 Brl!M pl'epared · fW -an9ther fOnly pmeaiCheduled) By Vnlled l'Jel• !ltenatloall BVNDAY lbe !lome of Mn. DwiCbl Put, ~t on lbe world . i .....y'a .O... •. . LQJfllbN (IJl'I)--:Bllly Gray, . IRL ae- . HEM1JJCk QROVE CbUreh er lor,: .lhelr npllr meelbii .peed llllfk, . . ' . FABERGE'S WOODHUE, TIGRESS, APHRODISIA LANVIN ARPEGE- CHANEL NO.5 Cosmetics For HIM · t up COTY- EVENING IN PARIS, REVLON, YARDLEY, TWEED Happiness is playing Santa •.. Tm.. S I' New Ynr& Sul:lllll::rlptim. rata: ' .. , !:::: DANA'S TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS National aa••rtlll d npreMDI.all8oUineW Kimball. l~ ., MJ t.&l.a• New $4.95 up · 1nd Cosmetics for HER' 1-2111 lntel'l!d a1 ~eennd cJut mlli).DJ 111liter •' the e>oll nftlee -' Pamllf~. ton l'l•e.. · JEWELERY BOXES and &P-' -~ . Saturday night for a non league erson, a junior. again will see , Ch1cago w1th a 2·3 standard. : f Ap f"' t' . --·- plenty of action, Moore said. I In other games Wednesday I • • 452& -. ;; 1 Pomeroy, now 1.z on the lw R h · .quality-llilt blltll" Stan d•IDO'S . . · estern eserve s ot down • .. season, expe_ct• to fmJS~ the ' John Carroll 73·59; Mount un. : GUARANTEE~) t : ' College Large Assortment- Some Muslc1l COSTUME JEWELRY I t~d~~so~ S~~~~7 ;~se~ :~ ~ ~~ "i::~:nD:I~l~~m:~:; l ~~m: a~~idi~n ~~h~ w~~~~; ;~;d~;~~: ~:~r:,ha~~;n A~d~~ ~~~ th:c ~~sst'~at;'":sta~J~s, 1::\ SO{_.'IAL CAl F1\mAR TO $45.00 ASSORTt:O CHOCOLAITS J lbs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8.00 -'.' ptrJA1S'(LV14 nfft By Uatled Pres~ latenaadonal 1trslhng 6345 at. haiftJme, •race, . ewn, The Cmclnnali. Royal~ are trtmmed the detJclt t~ 8!HI3 1 If the Patriots fall, Buffalo I r.ow trymg to build a wmnmg gomg mto the !mal period but can sneak through to Its lhlrd streak for a change couldn't catch up Jt was the 'second strai ht ~in for the successive crown by beating . The Royals, . wbo broke a Bullets and ~e first time this iL>enver Sunday, and the Bills b weeker.d of cage activit) on the l ion took West Liberty, W. Va. • . ···4 · seven-game losing streak Tues- .year they've scored back-to· lare fs~ored by two touchdowns NEW YORK IUP! I - The wmmng tru!l '" 'L' overall re- 64-60 in three overtime periods ; i • MONTHS • ' day nght,, chalked up thetrl back victories. The club is 3.2 on theJr home field. • . I-, I ' u n II e d p r e 5 s Ioternalional , cord. Denison edged Oberlin 64-63. I : •: second stratght victory Wednes- : under new coach Gene Shue. I _In other NFL games, all THURSDAY small college basketball ratings i Logan, loser by 8 51).41 orore Oberlin led Denison most oi l • · ·~ : day nght when Connie Derkng , Kevin Loughery ted the TWILIGHT GARDEN club with first place votes and won- 10 Athens laSI F;lday. came the night only to see Tom I • io scored on a layup with a second winners wllh 30 points while will meet at Bailey's restaur- lost re<"ords t"rou•h gomes of I back with • 51i·5:l victory over · Demo sink a bucket with four : • "'· left to beat the Los Angeles ;Don Ohl had 21 and Gus ant Thursday, at6:30 p.m. lor Saturday Dec. tO, in paren· · ~elso~~~~LSaturd?thfor ItS seconds left to put the win in • .. , , L&i<ers, 126-124. .Johnson 25. Walt Bellamy a Christmas dinner. followed bv theses: ' JrEstl h "'" ho e ytearth.. the Big Red's hip pocket. ·~ •· sew ere m t e coun y IS . • ...~ i The Royals are now 11·16 and ,cored 23 pomts for the losers. COreS I meetmg and PartY wttb 50 T.. m Polol& k d lh E I E I Leadtng 28-20 at halfl!me. • lilY 1ft iJit • are just 'll game behind the , Detroit led 74-73 with nine cents gift exchange in party ;l l. Ky. Weeleyan '16\ •2.01 307 w~ ~n; R ~I nd~s~nd ~g..':~ Oberlin watched Denison chop •tiis,_ , ~15·16 1 third place New York Knicks, minutes left but Jerry Sloan College Basketball Results room. 2 Sothrn Ill 110 \ (22·1) 3112 WI ,010svc" a sF .de :'11'1' dcwn its lead and pull out in ' • '1~ d I nd Guy By United Pre•• loternationul MAGNOLfA TE..• IPLE' Pvth· · 3· Evansvill·' 131 12·01 m a h·' , Tgame · Red IS · now •• '· l !"III who lost w 8 alllmore, Itouu, rna e three stea s a m I So ·d " ay1.11 mg · front 64-61. The B1g o m the Eastern Division race. In Rodgers two to setup 10 points Jan Sisters will mett Thursday I Akron t2.(J ) 162 ut eArnths orna Foesdw . hgo l!·l and Oberlin 1·3. • •• Eas t ~· p.m. at the OA\ h'l!. .l 5. 4. Cheyney St (4·0\ r ur on the other . game, Chtcago ed ged for the Bu11 s and deel de the 1 I, at 7:.,. 152 I tond MeM'ddl , .ll" ay1 mgN t.1 Western Reserve had an easy •• Ph. 99'2·2101 Pomeroy • 1 Detrol~93-87. game. Don Kojis led Chicago iNavy 69 Gettysburg 68 . Following the meetmg, there , 6. Pan American (3\ (3·1) l50 i a . epo:. pay e· time with cross.campus rival • • BaiUmore bull! up an early with 16 in the low scoring game iSt.Jsph's (Pa) liB Susqhnna 53 · will be a Chr~&tmas parly aoal 7. Grambling (3-0) IOO · sonvlll• at Mlddeport. John carroll. The Blue streaks • • 1 23-palnt lead and then held off a while Dave DeBusschere and Cheyney St. 93 Kutztown 56 gift exchange. I 1. Indiana s il) (4-1) 9(1 come within one point in the sec- • •• ••••••• •• { . SHOCKPROOF WATERPROOF 1 I 'fl • 1 INTERF.~T f./ c :AiJM DEVIITED TO weIn panthers on Roadto Logan For FrJ•day N• ht on test . POMEROY j ..i.E' .DAILY SENTINEl '.J r:,s HERE ARE SOME OF THE OTHER eSteom & Dry IRONS tFRYPANS tTOASTERS eBLENDORS eDRILLS ePERCOLATORS Two Undefeatei M~jorOhioCollege· . Meet Tonight at Tole do to Feature . ' ,T1 THIS YIAA ·. For Boyo t~d Girls Of All Aitill PRICEP FROM' .ll.fS MAKES IT A MERRY CH~ISTMAS Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, If Coach Bob Sheoky of Ne1·1in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger . ville, and hungry for. victory remains • question mark. 10nvilte were shut off from a Morgan, South Third-St., Mid· ' (See table accompanying for ! All of Wolfe's operatives are 1 • , · popcorn supply Friday night in Idiepart. 'data). 1 healthy. A "bad p,acttce" Tues- 1· By Ualled Preso lnlerllatlonal cisco at Yoong.Wwn: Case out in front and Middleport High gym lhe al· . However that may be Middy : Nelsonvt!!e defealecl Gallipo- aay night was followed WeclneSTwo undefeated, major Ohio Tech at Thiel Greenville, (Pa.J: Cen~r Biii 'Rogers lOp~ ready lwictileleated Hounds i Head Coach Carl Wolf~ hao lis, 61-65, a team the Jaekets day by a "real good one," Wolfe, college cage teams wUI collide Mourit Union at California serve scorers with 28 while Dolt <wid be in further trouble. :laid plans to beat NelsonviUe, ' took by three, 46-43. reporlecl today. The club will : tonight at Toledo to highiight State. Pa.; aod Wilmington at Caravona bucketed 1~. IJlt..llt' One of the SEOAL'a Jsbesky with or without his pr;. l Sandy Harold, the Houndl! blg 1taper off today making room • the 9tate basketball schedule. Centre. IRedcats. 1 cesslut cage tech : · ·mary sustenance. 'man at 6-5, has been bothered :for a freshman game at MHS Akron fourth ranked in the . da . ' . .E bo sky cbe a ers, d rlnge-1 His Jaekets are 3-1 on the so far wltll a back injury gctten gym against Kyger Creek •.t 5 UPI s~all college poll of Actmn Wednes. y mght was 1 At West L1berty. Craig. , r papcorhn hu tseason 2-1 in the teague and :in football. His complete health ip.m. · . 1 h . t ·t .(1 k topped by Xavier's triUmph Iland took game bonors w1th 2t games . wOtsheup ' . ' . ' . ,.,5 coac es, WI 11 pu " 3 mar h " . . I di . . third r coac es c omp l on gum, or jump up and down gunning for their best record m: . . on the line against the Rockets' over St. Bonaventure, t e oJrst pomt~. me u . ng srx m . .. b""' shouting advice w their slal·itheiast 14 years. , · . . . identical standard In a non aeason loss lor the Bonmes. and overllme per1od to lead M The H nds h bee • the humiliation of Baldwin Wal· Union to victory. • warts on the floor, or sit phleg· i ou ave n up- • FRIDAY'S POSSIBLE STARTERS "U you did more pushes away league match. l>ce by DePaul at Chicago. Erbland tied the gaiTJe lor malic awaiting what fate may •nded by Logan and Js,ekson. • from the tabt.. Ed. you'd have The Zips, an independent Pur le Raiders at the .. ~ dictate. '11Je Jackets also lost to Jack· IMIDDLEPORT VS. NELSONVILLE · to do 1.,. puohuP' from the power house, averaged 100.9 The Musketeers withstood . a th P 1 1. ti nd 1 U~. son. Both clubs need this one Player Ht Yr Pas Yr HI Player' . . h'l h , e regu o '"" me a """' Mr. SIJesky merely eats I' Friday night. Mark Tannehill 6 F . 3 . 6 3. C I PoD lioor!" pamts per outing w I e t e final period rally by the Bon- 1 53·53 at the eno of th€ fli'itf~· popcora. With those two Jle. I The Hounds have a big, ex· W. Davis 5··8 4 F 3 8:1 Tarom Cok~yr Rockets of the Mid Amerkan nies and then poured on the Iertime. The second overtl!!lt f ts b 1 · • Ohio Coltese Basketball Conference have shot 87.9 .pamts power to out-score the Olean, ' . ..-ta ' • I reported chewing Iperienced squad, but are minus Blll Davis 6-4 4 C 4 6·5 Sandy Harold per game breacing into the 90s N Y squad per~od ended at 511-58., - , aWh little faster Ibis yur. tbeir two out•tsnding front George Sauer • 9 4 G 4 59 ' Notre Dame. · ·• . . · Rob 'McConnaughy's ther •· • CourtDey Ha ning By Unlled S<hrdule Press lnlemallonat only against . ·'l~Ql!l..Wt ~. . tbe "refreshment court pests of l96H6, Haynes •As a Bradbury 8·0 4 G 4 5·8 Jim Dean Toni bt In major college aciion to- The v1s1tors closed the gap to West L1berty ahead t!0-58 Ill stand m Middleport gym hao and Shull2, and their three 11111 Buteher 5-6 4 G 4 6·2 Wm. Stlmel Cincinnati at W~ke Forest night, Cincinnati will take on 63-59 with 10:10 to go but could start the lhJrd overtime biB . popcorn on its menu Friday times All-League forward Bob Don Nelson 6·1 4 F 4 5·9 Paul Conrad Wake Forest on the road and not stave off the Musketeers Erblaod countered with lolir mgllt Is not known. Mr. Shesky Richards. F 4 6·2 Tim Pancake Tamps at Dayton . .. who out-hooped the Bonnies free throws and a field goal. has even been known to bring Wolle believes Nelsonville can . Akron at Toledo Tamps, Fla., Will vJsJt Dayton. 3211 · th 1 · · 1 Ray Barnhart ted the bosll his ' tliF_ _ _ Nii_l.li'__..-rr11:iY~"J;M• C . 1 hi d Tw 0 1 gu g · m e nex nme mmu es. 00 1 own s~pply, perhaps obtato- ,lbe had with a squad not-so-big, _ ---"!ii';w-!ii'i:~.ii&:\1!1 ~Pdlta at As an W t ea.~~ aMmes.artte . ahp. Xavier ted 52-34 at the half. with 17 points. - -ed from hiS sister and brother· but as aperienced a• Nelson- ; Fm lay at Quanllco Tourney oos er VISt s ane a m t e - - - -- · Slippery Rock •Pa.) at Walsh Ohio Conference and Defiance Bub Quick dumped in 26 points i · · 10 J 25 San Francisco at Youngstown goes to Bluffton in the Mid-Ohio and Luther Rackley as they Case Tech at Thiel Conferenre. paced the hot-shooting Muske.A ' I Wooster at Marietta Other games have Capital at I leers to their fifth win in six . MI. Union at Calli. State 1Pa.) Ashland: Findlay in the Quan· starts. 1 iDefiance at Bluffton tico Tournament: Slippery · B !d . W 11 II d 1 I 1 1 NEW YORK (UP() -If lhe j first chance comes Saturday remain nlive in the Eastern scbeduled for Sunday, Los Wilmington at Centre Rock, Pa .. at Walsh: San Fran· • wm·. a ace a e 0 j oddsmakers have their way, the i when the runnerup St. Louis race, Dallas still is an 1Angeles is fAvored by four over . score 11' f~rst field goal un.tl l I Dallas Cowboys and Boston 1Cardinals, who trail Dallas by overwhelming 20-point chOice toJGreen Bay, Battmore s pcked , sub Terry Allerton connected on 1 Patriots will be crowneddlvi· one full game, meet the apply the clincher a&ainst the by one paint over San Francis· . a JUmp shot after 8' 42 of play j sional champions this weekend. Cleveland Browns. i hapless New York Giants at Ico, Minnesota is favored by The Yellow ,Jacket~ were only Dallas, in foci, will have two The Browns are favor<d by I Yankee Stadium on Sunday. Ithree over Cbicago, Pittsburgh I able to score 14 !Jeld goals m good opportunities w clinch the 1six paints in the game at St. ! The American Foot b a II is seven over AUanta and i }0' the gam•. Eastern Conference title In !be ·lLouis. League also enters ill final Washington is six over Philadet. \ t. l. DePaul was ted by Errol Pal· ~ational Football League. The Should the Cardinals win and : weekend of play with the phia. . The Pomeroy Purple P a n· uti. . . mer who tallied 18 against the • .., · ·-· · ----·-- - ·· ---- · -- ·· .. Eas te rn D.!VISIOn ·· ti'Ue sWI Tbe fimal two game• of the I1 thers •o on the road th1s week~ The Panthers starling hne' . . Jackets Bob Zoretich added I6 rA Jf undecided. Boston, which holds AFL regular season on Sunday end. up 15 ngaJn expected to be Ron· 10 send. the hosts th d : a half-game edge over the ,show San Diego favored by ~ Coach Russ Moore's cagers ;nie Logan at center, Bill Rad- . on e roa II 32 Buffalo Bills, is picked by seven , three points over Kansas City, ' will visit the Logan Ch ieftains ford and Don Swisher, fo r- ~~thJ a k · ma;k . Allerton led : -: • II". A ~b 111 NIW SCHW!N~ 81K • . · I Births - Mrs. Bobby J. Thomas, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, Ans"·er: IT'hut lmpp~>"• l lfhen u rip•.•· po1•r rril'1f ro son, II :36 p. m. Til esd ay; Mrs. """ • ba'--i~E BARD WAS BARRED Vernle L. Roach Pt. Pleasant ' ' daughter, 5:24 p. m. Wednesday. Illschar es _ William R Anderson gKendi Ann Barr Mrs: Christma5 dinner were discussed. Plans were , Raymond. Broyles, Kenneth R. Trail Garden made for a course in flower ar· c 1omlish, Sandy L. Culwell, Tuesday evening ranging to begin in January. lDo gla E D t M Eric ll411ey·•s restaurant. The traveling prize donated bu ' J uDi sh h. Lars, Wrs.Ed uosch · C arry . Mrs. Struble was awarded to' J · M F' h · Mge, were soated at a Ia· Mrs. Robert Lewis. Br ·• Jarsva h, tsFer, kt' rsJ. cover and ce!lterI I11y . .. ~rs ey, ran m . Christmas arronge. Semt pals were revealed with McCoy, Mliton Russell, Clyde place mats wllh a gift and new names drawn for K. Turley, Gilbert I. Van Sic· Gslllpaiis Dam - Reliable · and red berries Jhe coming year. Mrs. Walter kle, Mrs. Salem A. Yates, Mrs. down 3:50 p.m.; Andrew Cal· , and illsor ipt1on. • Merry Bentz and Mrs. Charles Hayes Charles L. Deal and infant houn down 8:40 p.m.: John J. Christmas, Winding Trail G::~r- cacl1 received an anmversary daughter, Mrs. Basil R. De- Rowe down 10:20 p.m.; Charles lub Christmas Pa rt y, gift from their secret pa:. Weese and infant son, Mrs. Don. Stevenson down 2:50 a.m.: So· ,{\ecember 13 196€" aid B. Foreman and infant met down 3:15 a.m.; Robert · were liy Mrs. Cha~les L•,. Mrs. John Terrell was . In son, Mrs. Gary L. Massie and Reed up 3:5S a.m.: Jenks down t charge of recreatton and pr1zes . 4·20 am· Bea d 5·55 "J;iS, - presid.ent who presented fo r garnc.-s were awarded to mfant son. ~ m . · E~~tern ~:rwn o;~r. . . , ejlch mf'mher with a h'JIIy cor· · ·• · • a.m., •"· book · of matches decor- Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Da1e N'ICho1son Titan down 8·25 a ·n1 ·•· J · S· sag'''~ ,. . · · :'!' Hayes. Gifts of pencils and . ' Lew1's down 9·1' am ~~ · ho~l and pencils that . Middleport· paternal gr.and· • .. . t~ r. I ~ ~carfs fi om the National Hank parents ' M d M G I Kaoawha River - 0· F· . wrt e S IX c mS . . . are r. an rs. a e were dJS inbute<l by Mrs. Terrell Shrlm 1. M . t 1 Shearer down Marmet 4:10 a. """= 11 h. 1 to each membe1· ' P m, ason, rna erna1 , . . . ·,.......• .were sma w 1te pas. great grandparents are Mr. m.: rammy White up Wm!Jeld ti~ c~ fill<d with nuts and and Mrs. Ernest Molden and 6:45 p.m.; Helen Z down Wm· r011te~~· with tl1e repl1ca of a SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nicholson f1eld. U• 15 p.m.; H. E. Bowles up . !...,.. oiihut by Mrs. Leo Kenne· Mr and Mrs. Gal• Shrimplin of Rutland, and paternal great Wmfteld 9' 50 p.m.; Elgerchff up dy. Mrs. Joseph Stru ble won .rr (Carolyn Nicholson ;, No;. grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Car· Winfield 2:15 a.m.; NatiOnal the door pril:e. foJk . "v a , arc announcmg t 11e penter o1 Mans f'teld down WlnfJeld 2:35 a.m.; Allen Fol!owm~: the dmner, the birth of theJr first child, a son, · R. Merrill up Winfield 3 a.m.: , group ad) . .ned to the party Thursdav December 8 Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfield 8 1 RACE TRIPLE · f ' t d t ·' ' 6·45 a m room ;w~ S::s:~/~t partr,~ Portsmoulh Naval . Hospital , CORAL GABLES, Fla. tUPI) I · · ··- - - - -- - 1 ~~·tmg and f!ower show rule, POJtsmouth, Va., WeJghmg 8 - Leroy Moyers scored a riding I• ·the first, Rebel Cadet ·-- - pounds and named Wayne Ev- 1 triple at Tropical Park, booting ($47.20t in the third and Mr. D. ' an. Maternal grandparents are home Our Babu Ruler ($39.00) 'Go. 1$4.40) in a dead heat fifth. 'tl' ~ro~1~dm~~e s~~~~··ln~~ud:e c!~~ heatmg VISIT IN Mllllli.E('()RT I mg 1 tranges, central .. Mr and Mrs Wilham Maves hp an1 s, space fi 1heaters, h .water1 23, 5:30 a.m.; George Price · . ea ers, 1rep aces, c arcoa up 23, 5:35 Q.m..; L. W. Sweet 1 ~d ch~ld~~m.. av~d ~d ~ar~ ~ills, gas-burning air condl· up Greenup 3:15 p.m.; Western ra, 0 Imac an ·d h~ !tOners, refrigerators, autnmoup Greenup 5: 45 p.m.; Jerow ~d!rs. Eprne st dovcer,t an C.ll • bile.• and gasoline motors. 1 1 1 1ar up Greenup 12:10 a.m.,· Endeav· ren ' ""U a an . es ' Vl<l· - p recaution.s that can be tak~ d G 12·20 . <d last weekend With Mrs. en to prevent carbon monoxide er own reenup . a.m., Lo ·n M f M'ddl l Ironworker down Greenup 4:511 CJ e ayes • ' epor. hazards are: a.m.; Lady Marjorie down 1 Fuel burning devices should Greenup 6:20 a.m.; Pamela IJ. 1COACI1 DIES he Installed and operated as up Meldahl 3 p.m.; Neville up I GREAT NECK. N.Y. •UPI) _ I.recommended by the manulacMeldshl 4:40 p.m.; Ranger ~p ; Tim Stapleton, the Merchant ; turer .•r !o;at authorities. . I Meldahl 4:45 p.m.; Rose G. I Marine Academy's baseball and Penodlc mspeciJon and mam. l down Meidah! 10 p.m.; Boc-K assJstanl footba ll <oach, died I tenance Is a must. up Meldaht !1 p.m.; Ravens- I here Wednesday, I Tampering with or ;t~;::;~;:~~~ '30 a.m.; , Stap Ieton began coac h'tng at j suehdev1ces · JS · mv ' I'tmg wood up Melda hi .: Zimmer down Metdahl ti:30 ' King's Point in .1.949. Be sure that enough a.m. Blackburn, Ravenswood. Nelsonville to Invade Middleport ~· land • Kv· ... James D· Frazi•r · HO • am · ·'. Walter Beckord down Ona , w• Va ·•· Mrs pm • • Joseph F• :23 · • 10·55 · · .,· Prtnclpio clown _ (An.nn 1omorrow) ALLST AR i< '· lie. Unger· ' air_. you breathe can· ' · kJ!!..' ·you. , provided·' to allow for propj!r I.kept open ,untd: the f1re .., I• out. Dam 12.1, 2U nlnning 'R · A silent killer may on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason !'1,~. Jog about your home 'ready to As you breathe, U1e oxygen lburnlng of the fueL This is es- Charcoal and other type firel Pt. Pleasant 27.}8, Hinton 3.10 strike you and your family In the air combines with . your pecia!!y true and important in should not be. used In confined tailing, KanawllJ! Fal!s7:4b fat~ down. Because you can't see It, blood and is carried to all p•rls ' today's airtight houses. areas. and ovens. s.houtd .not be mg; Char.les.ton ®.77 fallinf t•sle it or smell it, carbon mon- of your body. CO combines with Gara~es should be •eale<l off '! used for heating unle~ ve,ntlla· London \!'!!!'running 3 feet, Mllli oxide has earned the name of . your blood 200 times more r..d. from the rest of the hfluse to tion is adequate,, ·Any. tlJllf a· met 2 ~~ and Winfield ~ ·'The . Silent Killer." You may 1 ity than oxygen - a relative.ly prevent the entranre of CO I fuel consuming d~vice to u~.ed feet. · 1thmk you can smeU It when smaU amount can displace the from automobile exhaust. Nev· ir. an enclose<! area it Is uslnl Boat Movemeol&: : jypu're actually sme!!ing the life giving ox,v~en you nee<!. ff ' er run your cat in a closed ~ar· ·up oxygen and may be p~od~eOblo River- vt.ward up It : smoke of other lire-produced j your supply of oxygen Is redue- a~e, or when parked for more tng CO. · . . 10:30 p.m.; Exprclss up 14, 12l- !gases associate<! with lt. ed, your brain cells will be first t!'~n a lew minutes without pro- You can help e!!rn[n.~Je • 45 a,m.; Pennoytvania up tf, [ Carbon monoxide (CO) Is not to be affected and drowsl~ess. v1dmg ventllatl~n to the Inside deadlY, . k!!ler lt·om yo~~ . ~orne 4 a.m. ; Queen City~ 14, 6:10 a product of the house or an ·headache, weakness, diZZiness of the car. Additional proteotwn by being aware. of .the ha~rds a.m.; inca up 11, 1:30 a.m.; 1automobile alone It Is caused Iand confusion will result. Fur· can be provided .while drivinR of carbon . moi)O~Ide,- . Prole!;! Walter Curley up 1 , '.'" a.m. ; by faulty venting' or lack of Ither oxygen stRrvatlon will ulti· by opening both side vent.< In yourself and your .family .' by 1 Steel Ranger up 17, 3 : 3~ a.m.; 1fresh air. Whenever any fuel Is ma~ely result In permanent both warm and cold weather. tracking dpwn The .. , Sileqt Jefferson up 17, ~;30 a.m.; , burned, co is usua!ly one of bram damage or death, F1re place dampen should be Kliler. Mountam State up :IV, 5: lo a. , the products If ,·t escapes into C ...... 22do:n GIVE THIM A tJ~UTIJ'U~ ' the rooms your home, the I ~·;:r'::;r~~::~~rf:!~~~~~t.•: ::~:d ~;sHe~~~l!e R~i~Je, J~~~: ~d~a~uls~~~~o~~ V' 'Vl Carl)an .Monoxide 'Silent. Killer' . . River)News litIP · Vlsltl ,,. P . ': 7 2 hours _. and -8 p.m. aren only ,on Pediatrics Ward, Admissions_ Mrs. Jessie M. Carle, 1901 Chestnut St.; Mrs. 1 James C. Myers, Rt. 1, Patriot; Albert Hal!, Eureka Star Rl.; Mrs. Bonnie Persinger, Apple Grove, w. va.; Mrs. Vernie L. Roach, Pt. Pleasant; M r s. Inez F. Monroe, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Douglas R. Roush, Rt. 1, Letart: Robert B. Gibbs, Jr., Clifton; Mrs. Linnie A. Gaul, Cheste~ Star Rt.; Mrs. Emmitt 1H. SmJth, Wellston ; Roy A. Bond, Rt. 1, Ray; Albert R. Can ter. Wellston. Mrs. Ed· llolzer' I r-==-., ' " 'I • ._J)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1968 ~1.:,::..:.; iJ.,"'!"'mb!ttlltsefourJumbt.., tach square. to ordinary words. •' ... ',,. \• 1 ~=~~ ::~~: !. , ~~:~~nil~=Y~~:~~ , : U: ':;! ;:~~~ 4 Olllf __ . · · w-.1 (tOh , , fort Wafl)e I Port nuron a . " ,· ' t ' :mh:.:~~~=~~~~~ :=~ : ~·~ wl l b a~ . .:.~~~~~ n:::: = welcoa~~. 7:38 p:m. lvti'JUII ·l'llllmfnl. '""'---....,--..,....-.-oto----~;.11!1~ �., '..'' ' . j ~ i • .r}· ',, ' . ' ;~' . '• UGHfS£~S 39 7 UGMt TIMEX 416 Meln St. Pt. Pleaaent, W. V1. .... WATCHES eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMAll DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE $6.95 Bill Wellm1n BLENKO HANDCRAFTED -..stt ·· ···" ..... from s \S UGKl ... .. ... UP GLASSWARE $,.50 59c l\NSEl • • •• 25c \C\ClES • • • S9c \C\ClES • • Choose From Our 29C • • . 14C • • XMAS SCOTCH 29c TAPE 16' Styles I for only TRANSISTORIZED Walkie Talkie Set ON OUR TIFFIN CREDIT FULL CUT Steak 8Sc ·lb. 2 I Units _ Special JEWELERS 416 Main St. Special Pt. Pltnorlf, W. Ve. A&P RADI9.c,}9·4s $J.98 Portable Radio sl!e<;., s14.,s Womens and Childrens' llll!licipal Aaditorium OIIW.ESTOH, WESf VIRGINIA OTHERS FROM 98c Imported Swedish COATS! 10 LB. TURKEY 0 FIRE DAMAGE $(1,000 OMEGA CLEVELAND (UP!) - A fire caused by a defective motor caused an estimated t41i,OOO damage Wednesday night to Ryan Industrial Co. plant here. Flremen were en the scene more than three bours to battle the flames. Cllllfa pe1f8CIIau wllll IIIICIIit dlltincdou ... Now thru Dec 14 Given at Middleport A&P Store 2 NEW TIRES Fair, UUie olwlge ~~~=~~ lures tooiPt, low Ill -.. eloady ud warmer Fri44J. Wf TIRMS,.,U ... ••• hackppUed. -~-.,., Omeparr!eo ••...,.... ..... - of -••r..t~oo. l:b:'.:£r1" ...... ~ e OPIN NIGHTS TIL 8 PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave, Golllpolls, Ohio ---------1 ............ . . . -eo. .. _ ......,.,_~· 0 l RETREADS -oR- No Refunds • No Exchanges or 600 Eest . ~In Street POMEUY, OHIO . $ 5 lib. $1.80 21bs. $3.35 Jibs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8 RADIO .95 Jewel $14·95 by Lady Buxton TRANSISTOR PORTABLE Beads, earrings .. brace· lets, necklaces ~n , o ~~ _ Tape Recorder 1-''t: ~.~ bu:: iuml.J le. can £ find a l.hing? _Sec hd"l¥f?1 eas ily ev('ryth!ng . gets . strnightenrcl out IR .. ! ·h· ' ; ~ ·. . else! There's roo m for every piece you own. !\.nd yo u 1 DECORATOR WALL CLOCK SUPER SPECIAL $7.95 INSTANT FLASHCUBE CAMERA s2.99 (LIMIT l) RERALL l RECORDS • • r ' f· • ) a.Sinnb'lg, 'rJday, e PIPE TOBACCO e HUMIDORS Complete Selection 1t 5 ' P.M. . FILM SPECIALSI • PIPE RACKS ~ .: ..o:·-.: e CIGARETTE LIGHTERS · CHRISTMAS TOYS AND GAMES 8MM MOVIE FILM · ...... .. · $1.99 35MM SLIDE FILM .... · .. .. · .. $1.77 ! PRICE 412 2nd AY•. . ~•. Westclox · YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARlERS 122 N.' SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR ' .~ Chrl~• EV1, Oec~ 2~. ~ ,·" ' .l!i ~~1-11, 6hlt . • MIDDLEPORT. 0. WIN $225.00 PER wwl"DURI"G Ml ' '' $~. 01J • TOBACCO POUCHES 73 MILL J\:, "-~· 16th, Wt wlu ~~ •·rr ........ Choose From Our ' Wi Willie Open UntiiS .P.M. Eech: Nit~:;' ,n HeavenlT { ·· •GOOD SELECTION of PIPES •BOX CIGARS_. The Answer To Your Gift Problem · 1\, Holiday Store Houn: • dr(' ~ ~- ·ti me flat! colors. From -' Lay·a·w•YI 1 .•. ~ $22·50 ~I ' Any $50. ·Purchase POMEROY HOME & AUTO ,: by .' !. At The .\ PORTABLE ~ When You Care Enough To Send The Very Best. NOW! -OR- • ' SPECIAL HALLMARK CARDS Savings With The Purchue Of . • . • -- WEATHER 49( Christmas ---NOWYOUKNOW W1ln Caplalll Cook dl~eGVer· ed the HawaUaa JslaJUIJ Ill 1178, •• foalld llll"fiq already .... popular &1IIGII& llle lalaaden. CHRISTMAS WRAP After· ll North American .Solid State 16 TRANSISTOR 14 TRANSISTOR tln.laa.l Hsday thru Sunday ,, r.: ·.: under the tree! ,· -, 9 TRANSISTOR •UNIVERSAL Reg. $6.95 Special GIFT PRICES $19·98 'HAIR DRYERS I' STEAD OF 99c lb. sweetest AT DISCOUNT 19.95 Proxodent - 13.95 ' , .. ~-- CANDIES SHAVERS 99 $ ·nn1)6&Q 811V£JL LADIES and MENS TOOTHBRUSH COATS! •KODAK INSTAMATICS •POLAROIDS ' . " Complete Line of Kodak & Polaroid Film .. a•• l ALL MAKES SUNBEAM CORDLESS HYGIENE WEilNE!iDA y AD FOR THE LADIES FOR CHRISTMAS> Al~~,;;ej~~ • CHANEL 5 • FA BERGE e D. •HELENA RUBENSTEIN •REVLON ' ritL: •MAX FACTOR eCOTY eTUSSY ••J• e DOROTHY PERKINS , ~1 25c Mlny Pair ! stt ···· • S24·'! l SELECT FROM THE FINEST , eENGLISH LEATHER eBRUT •CANOE· •CURlER & IVES •OLD SPICE r • Many Othen To Choose From DDLEPORlMERatANTS �., '..'' ' . j ~ i • .r}· ',, ' . ' ;~' . '• UGHfS£~S 39 7 UGMt TIMEX 416 Meln St. Pt. Pleaaent, W. V1. .... WATCHES eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMAll DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE $6.95 Bill Wellm1n BLENKO HANDCRAFTED -..stt ·· ···" ..... from s \S UGKl ... .. ... UP GLASSWARE $,.50 59c l\NSEl • • •• 25c \C\ClES • • • S9c \C\ClES • • Choose From Our 29C • • . 14C • • XMAS SCOTCH 29c TAPE 16' Styles I for only TRANSISTORIZED Walkie Talkie Set ON OUR TIFFIN CREDIT FULL CUT Steak 8Sc ·lb. 2 I Units _ Special JEWELERS 416 Main St. Special Pt. Pltnorlf, W. Ve. A&P RADI9.c,}9·4s $J.98 Portable Radio sl!e<;., s14.,s Womens and Childrens' llll!licipal Aaditorium OIIW.ESTOH, WESf VIRGINIA OTHERS FROM 98c Imported Swedish COATS! 10 LB. TURKEY 0 FIRE DAMAGE $(1,000 OMEGA CLEVELAND (UP!) - A fire caused by a defective motor caused an estimated t41i,OOO damage Wednesday night to Ryan Industrial Co. plant here. Flremen were en the scene more than three bours to battle the flames. Cllllfa pe1f8CIIau wllll IIIICIIit dlltincdou ... Now thru Dec 14 Given at Middleport A&P Store 2 NEW TIRES Fair, UUie olwlge ~~~=~~ lures tooiPt, low Ill -.. eloady ud warmer Fri44J. Wf TIRMS,.,U ... ••• hackppUed. -~-.,., Omeparr!eo ••...,.... ..... - of -••r..t~oo. l:b:'.:£r1" ...... ~ e OPIN NIGHTS TIL 8 PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave, Golllpolls, Ohio ---------1 ............ . . . -eo. .. _ ......,.,_~· 0 l RETREADS -oR- No Refunds • No Exchanges or 600 Eest . ~In Street POMEUY, OHIO . $ 5 lib. $1.80 21bs. $3.35 Jibs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8 RADIO .95 Jewel $14·95 by Lady Buxton TRANSISTOR PORTABLE Beads, earrings .. brace· lets, necklaces ~n , o ~~ _ Tape Recorder 1-''t: ~.~ bu:: iuml.J le. can £ find a l.hing? _Sec hd"l¥f?1 eas ily ev('ryth!ng . gets . strnightenrcl out IR .. ! ·h· ' ; ~ ·. . else! There's roo m for every piece you own. !\.nd yo u 1 DECORATOR WALL CLOCK SUPER SPECIAL $7.95 INSTANT FLASHCUBE CAMERA s2.99 (LIMIT l) RERALL l RECORDS • • r ' f· • ) a.Sinnb'lg, 'rJday, e PIPE TOBACCO e HUMIDORS Complete Selection 1t 5 ' P.M. . FILM SPECIALSI • PIPE RACKS ~ .: ..o:·-.: e CIGARETTE LIGHTERS · CHRISTMAS TOYS AND GAMES 8MM MOVIE FILM · ...... .. · $1.99 35MM SLIDE FILM .... · .. .. · .. $1.77 ! PRICE 412 2nd AY•. . ~•. Westclox · YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARlERS 122 N.' SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR ' .~ Chrl~• EV1, Oec~ 2~. ~ ,·" ' .l!i ~~1-11, 6hlt . • MIDDLEPORT. 0. WIN $225.00 PER wwl"DURI"G Ml ' '' $~. 01J • TOBACCO POUCHES 73 MILL J\:, "-~· 16th, Wt wlu ~~ •·rr ........ Choose From Our ' Wi Willie Open UntiiS .P.M. Eech: Nit~:;' ,n HeavenlT { ·· •GOOD SELECTION of PIPES •BOX CIGARS_. The Answer To Your Gift Problem · 1\, Holiday Store Houn: • dr(' ~ ~- ·ti me flat! colors. From -' Lay·a·w•YI 1 .•. ~ $22·50 ~I ' Any $50. ·Purchase POMEROY HOME & AUTO ,: by .' !. At The .\ PORTABLE ~ When You Care Enough To Send The Very Best. NOW! -OR- • ' SPECIAL HALLMARK CARDS Savings With The Purchue Of . • . • -- WEATHER 49( Christmas ---NOWYOUKNOW W1ln Caplalll Cook dl~eGVer· ed the HawaUaa JslaJUIJ Ill 1178, •• foalld llll"fiq already .... popular &1IIGII& llle lalaaden. CHRISTMAS WRAP After· ll North American .Solid State 16 TRANSISTOR 14 TRANSISTOR tln.laa.l Hsday thru Sunday ,, r.: ·.: under the tree! ,· -, 9 TRANSISTOR •UNIVERSAL Reg. $6.95 Special GIFT PRICES $19·98 'HAIR DRYERS I' STEAD OF 99c lb. sweetest AT DISCOUNT 19.95 Proxodent - 13.95 ' , .. ~-- CANDIES SHAVERS 99 $ ·nn1)6&Q 811V£JL LADIES and MENS TOOTHBRUSH COATS! •KODAK INSTAMATICS •POLAROIDS ' . " Complete Line of Kodak & Polaroid Film .. a•• l ALL MAKES SUNBEAM CORDLESS HYGIENE WEilNE!iDA y AD FOR THE LADIES FOR CHRISTMAS> Al~~,;;ej~~ • CHANEL 5 • FA BERGE e D. •HELENA RUBENSTEIN •REVLON ' ritL: •MAX FACTOR eCOTY eTUSSY ••J• e DOROTHY PERKINS , ~1 25c Mlny Pair ! stt ···· • S24·'! l SELECT FROM THE FINEST , eENGLISH LEATHER eBRUT •CANOE· •CURlER & IVES •OLD SPICE r • Many Othen To Choose From DDLEPORlMERatANTS �\. \ wetJYer flf>m. Beautifully Decorated .tELEN HELP US~ NOW OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS Christmas Spe cialsi . wac ••-••we a NCCCC¢ 11 NEW SELECTION GIFTS Just Unpacked! MARKET Open Dtolly 9.00 to 7:00---Frldoy Til 8 ROUND STEAK • • Buffet Style Multi· Cooker Frypan • Automatic Electric Can Opener e Deluxe Mixmaster Hand Mixar • A11tomatlc Toasters • Electric Slidng Knife e Lady Sunbeem Electric Hair Dryers • GROUND BEEF - 3 EGGS MILK 3 McCOY'S - - aal. BREAD- S loa¥11 Reyal Crest AMITY BILLFOLDS For Boys! 8Sc 99c New Selection SLEDS and· AIR RIFLES s doz. ORANGES TANGERINES You'll find all the fab· rica vou want to give and to get In a wide va· riety . . . pleasing low * 3 OR fashions By The Yardl DECORATE FOR CHRISTMAS! DISCOUNT to ell church~ . lnd schoolt on ChrlstmH prices. 49c ,. 3·98 yd. Full Un1 General OPEN Evenings Electric~~un~ :• , , Candy. Outdoor Lighting Sets. PLENTY OF lhtll peanuts, walnuts, dried mlxtd fruit ond mlxtd nuts. ELECTRIC KNIFE . OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS ONTIL CHRISTMAS Reg. 16.95 Guaranteed 1.00 Holds It Ebersbach Hardware SALT 'HERRING FISH "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" OYSTERS :::.. d- Gallipolis, Ohio '~:- 98c "A Gohl Ster Store'' MAIN STREET POMEROY & TS are IN" '" ,e, J•eric' $4.88 $6.88 Style 6430 6432 6439 • pump ill btyrlde black. 4··· -.zu.. -... - of mUJbroom ldd or black leather. &w· tied, round-toed, hllb heeled. lltl10itiiOIDI !be birth' ol llltt oltiiii. I lOll, 'n1urldaJ l)e. 1171 A medium wedge letlh· Have this ·approprl· er PIIIDP of slender ate beauty in mush· flatter)', cleon det.oll. room ldd or Filll' b!'own.or black IIIIIOOth black lea- Prlvateol ~Jes 11 J14r!Y, ' IICII fl. llfrry, 1M Palmer St., II& - - ll lbe lirlfl'/ .t'Jiia .Sipal SohoOI, Fl. dllll, .(II., Dtc. 1. He wu ll'aln.• ,,.,.._ RIB IIIII oil to' tperale _.,.,... ...._ ' ~ eq\111~11 4·88 Style2927 $6.88 ,, $4;88 Styte6MI1 GIVE SHOES ... 6402 Bold! Beautlflll! Boots are big-as In as you can.,et wltb the Hullaljaloo 6403 crowd. Hlgh·laced, backo!ipped, Mondrian-patterned, ankle-high or houndltoolh-t~patted - they're full of zesty youtll, f1BIIton ezcltement awl comfort, besides! FOR CHRISTMAS! 1\evelln the womanly grace of a gently-bowed pump. .Mushroom ldd or black Falhlon ope111 up to oa tDtlre· Jy new look Ia footwW'-wll· Df88 this sweet kid T-ltrapped clre88 sandal, paUe, otltebed, hlnd.oome. New ~~'~"" or black. Style6492 6498 leallter. 2928 • Style 1107 1108 wet ' " I ~- : VIBlT IN 1IBIIIJIMLLE ·Mr. and .)'o(rs. W. B. KJbh!e, TISSO,.. 'I 9." -·· ....,., ... - I IEAUTY • Tluot acalracY ood ...... In charmlns marquise J Yellow or MIIJAt. ISS • ""' shope wllh faco~~~~~ • crysta~ motdol .. SHOP 'TIL 8 TONlTE "" ~ DAVIES JlrlllllERS lift~ · ., The Fabric Shop · Singer Sa... & S.rvlc• 992·2284 POMEROY MeCall'l Plllerns 115 W. SECOND OHIO ""' 404SecondAve. Galllpolll, Ohio OPIN EVERY . TILt ,IV.ING STARTING filly FOR THE ENTIRI FAMI.LY.,, DIC.16 TOTS TO TEENS AND FOR YOUNG MEN, MEN, MOM, TOO l the lashlan picture. Enmple: a lean, beau17 - detailed pump in bronze kid or smooth black leather. $4.88 Styl•1447 1441 L •• Style t437 • • "A GOLD STAR SJOII"' MAIN STREET .' Mans WATCH6·'' $12.95 Value Swiss Prtelolon Joweltd _ Nolllll Spoclol- Zippo Lighters Mice ~~ $2.49 s.IIC!Ion OfLadlel $4.75 $3.49 Llfh!m TDDI 11.75 •4.21 '4.35 ...... ~! ,. '·~ T,_ en4allfif~the;;,:,;,,;,,~,t~-il~}~,~=~~,~~~~~--~.-.~~-~-.11 I LAbiES' NORELCO Gift kud Guara11t11d • . ' THE SHAVU ttt.US! oMonkantl 1Trlmt Hair S•ve $8.00 .Mo...... .::.16·'' PUI OIUVERY I PlliiOIPT WRAIIPIMG eJUIT ARRIVID •.. New Shlp~~~~nt P•rak_... Q1ve I IJw 11ft fw .CI\rlatmM PuU · Rna of pet • .,,' USE YOUR PRESENT MACHINE AI A DOWN PAYMENT! $5.88 8tirll go up, heell 10 down to balance 04 .... ,,,h •o\1\c:h . -· . ,.· \ns' - An- • .I OPEN ~~~NINGS TIL 9:00 ~oo..~- t.l,ttir. I PAUL ~L ~ .. were..-.! Yillkln ol Its. IO!DI. Sll!wart IIIII ADder· ... B.ltlbllle; lleetiMJie. • Our Best Selection! GENUINE WESTERN .BOOTS • - .. TOUCH. saw• ..wtaa m·o•'".. wltb tll.e ezatu.. Pllth 8ultOD Boblila ou.n u low u .s-&8.81 madatah&Yatlla osoluolft , _ ==~ n.l thread*# c1m for wmoothHt thread trow; noJul.o SIIIBI Noodlll &o -· - Ill I The.! ~ dlepciri, compll!led • ~;;II CGIIIIDIIIileaiiOii center ~ ther. Style 3423 3426 •;_ - Whh exclusive Push·lutton lobbln that winds rltht In the machlnel .. ; , COMPL1m:f; CUIJB8E - t........ .. :re Slyl•ll77 Style6459 aoxtd 4.99 I Cl cember 8, at Holzer Hospital, wll&bl•8 I lbl., named Ra!pb ~- MltlrDIIIIJ'audpareall are llf, aDd MJL Oval Dldclle, Rlcllle, aDd Jobq Flleber Sr., of II a paternal pndpar· 4··· $6.88 l IN ""~ $3.88 crush-grain texture 8Dd dun Sof~liDel dlbl DWIIP Style1452 1458 : Hi BRows aoors ....... ;Jmple lines. a IUlt-able pump hrlth a T-strap auggestioD. I Versatile brown or black. • , (UbbJ Diddle) RaciDe. .. $5.88 Style6420 6428 rashloned of top tailoring, or 9 II. .~ Gill RADIO 0 Mr. atM1 Mrs. Robert L. FJsh. Blesi the pump for the pretty compliment. It pays your foot Prime eumple: this tal· lored, buckled strap pump In musbroom kid or black le•tber. 13 ALL TRANSISTOR ION 18 BORN Whole ~w COIIume lmportanee. Elample: this sweel·ldd •ling · G.E. �\. \ wetJYer flf>m. Beautifully Decorated .tELEN HELP US~ NOW OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS Christmas Spe cialsi . wac ••-••we a NCCCC¢ 11 NEW SELECTION GIFTS Just Unpacked! MARKET Open Dtolly 9.00 to 7:00---Frldoy Til 8 ROUND STEAK • • Buffet Style Multi· Cooker Frypan • Automatic Electric Can Opener e Deluxe Mixmaster Hand Mixar • A11tomatlc Toasters • Electric Slidng Knife e Lady Sunbeem Electric Hair Dryers • GROUND BEEF - 3 EGGS MILK 3 McCOY'S - - aal. BREAD- S loa¥11 Reyal Crest AMITY BILLFOLDS For Boys! 8Sc 99c New Selection SLEDS and· AIR RIFLES s doz. ORANGES TANGERINES You'll find all the fab· rica vou want to give and to get In a wide va· riety . . . pleasing low * 3 OR fashions By The Yardl DECORATE FOR CHRISTMAS! DISCOUNT to ell church~ . lnd schoolt on ChrlstmH prices. 49c ,. 3·98 yd. Full Un1 General OPEN Evenings Electric~~un~ :• , , Candy. Outdoor Lighting Sets. PLENTY OF lhtll peanuts, walnuts, dried mlxtd fruit ond mlxtd nuts. ELECTRIC KNIFE . OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS ONTIL CHRISTMAS Reg. 16.95 Guaranteed 1.00 Holds It Ebersbach Hardware SALT 'HERRING FISH "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" OYSTERS :::.. d- Gallipolis, Ohio '~:- 98c "A Gohl Ster Store'' MAIN STREET POMEROY & TS are IN" '" ,e, J•eric' $4.88 $6.88 Style 6430 6432 6439 • pump ill btyrlde black. 4··· -.zu.. -... - of mUJbroom ldd or black leather. &w· tied, round-toed, hllb heeled. lltl10itiiOIDI !be birth' ol llltt oltiiii. I lOll, 'n1urldaJ l)e. 1171 A medium wedge letlh· Have this ·approprl· er PIIIDP of slender ate beauty in mush· flatter)', cleon det.oll. room ldd or Filll' b!'own.or black IIIIIOOth black lea- Prlvateol ~Jes 11 J14r!Y, ' IICII fl. llfrry, 1M Palmer St., II& - - ll lbe lirlfl'/ .t'Jiia .Sipal SohoOI, Fl. dllll, .(II., Dtc. 1. He wu ll'aln.• ,,.,.._ RIB IIIII oil to' tperale _.,.,... ...._ ' ~ eq\111~11 4·88 Style2927 $6.88 ,, $4;88 Styte6MI1 GIVE SHOES ... 6402 Bold! Beautlflll! Boots are big-as In as you can.,et wltb the Hullaljaloo 6403 crowd. Hlgh·laced, backo!ipped, Mondrian-patterned, ankle-high or houndltoolh-t~patted - they're full of zesty youtll, f1BIIton ezcltement awl comfort, besides! FOR CHRISTMAS! 1\evelln the womanly grace of a gently-bowed pump. .Mushroom ldd or black Falhlon ope111 up to oa tDtlre· Jy new look Ia footwW'-wll· Df88 this sweet kid T-ltrapped clre88 sandal, paUe, otltebed, hlnd.oome. New ~~'~"" or black. Style6492 6498 leallter. 2928 • Style 1107 1108 wet ' " I ~- : VIBlT IN 1IBIIIJIMLLE ·Mr. and .)'o(rs. W. B. KJbh!e, TISSO,.. 'I 9." -·· ....,., ... - I IEAUTY • Tluot acalracY ood ...... In charmlns marquise J Yellow or MIIJAt. ISS • ""' shope wllh faco~~~~~ • crysta~ motdol .. SHOP 'TIL 8 TONlTE "" ~ DAVIES JlrlllllERS lift~ · ., The Fabric Shop · Singer Sa... & S.rvlc• 992·2284 POMEROY MeCall'l Plllerns 115 W. SECOND OHIO ""' 404SecondAve. Galllpolll, Ohio OPIN EVERY . TILt ,IV.ING STARTING filly FOR THE ENTIRI FAMI.LY.,, DIC.16 TOTS TO TEENS AND FOR YOUNG MEN, MEN, MOM, TOO l the lashlan picture. Enmple: a lean, beau17 - detailed pump in bronze kid or smooth black leather. $4.88 Styl•1447 1441 L •• Style t437 • • "A GOLD STAR SJOII"' MAIN STREET .' Mans WATCH6·'' $12.95 Value Swiss Prtelolon Joweltd _ Nolllll Spoclol- Zippo Lighters Mice ~~ $2.49 s.IIC!Ion OfLadlel $4.75 $3.49 Llfh!m TDDI 11.75 •4.21 '4.35 ...... ~! ,. '·~ T,_ en4allfif~the;;,:,;,,;,,~,t~-il~}~,~=~~,~~~~~--~.-.~~-~-.11 I LAbiES' NORELCO Gift kud Guara11t11d • . ' THE SHAVU ttt.US! oMonkantl 1Trlmt Hair S•ve $8.00 .Mo...... .::.16·'' PUI OIUVERY I PlliiOIPT WRAIIPIMG eJUIT ARRIVID •.. New Shlp~~~~nt P•rak_... Q1ve I IJw 11ft fw .CI\rlatmM PuU · Rna of pet • .,,' USE YOUR PRESENT MACHINE AI A DOWN PAYMENT! $5.88 8tirll go up, heell 10 down to balance 04 .... ,,,h •o\1\c:h . -· . ,.· \ns' - An- • .I OPEN ~~~NINGS TIL 9:00 ~oo..~- t.l,ttir. I PAUL ~L ~ .. were..-.! Yillkln ol Its. IO!DI. Sll!wart IIIII ADder· ... B.ltlbllle; lleetiMJie. • Our Best Selection! GENUINE WESTERN .BOOTS • - .. TOUCH. saw• ..wtaa m·o•'".. wltb tll.e ezatu.. Pllth 8ultOD Boblila ou.n u low u .s-&8.81 madatah&Yatlla osoluolft , _ ==~ n.l thread*# c1m for wmoothHt thread trow; noJul.o SIIIBI Noodlll &o -· - Ill I The.! ~ dlepciri, compll!led • ~;;II CGIIIIDIIIileaiiOii center ~ ther. Style 3423 3426 •;_ - Whh exclusive Push·lutton lobbln that winds rltht In the machlnel .. ; , COMPL1m:f; CUIJB8E - t........ .. :re Slyl•ll77 Style6459 aoxtd 4.99 I Cl cember 8, at Holzer Hospital, wll&bl•8 I lbl., named Ra!pb ~- MltlrDIIIIJ'audpareall are llf, aDd MJL Oval Dldclle, Rlcllle, aDd Jobq Flleber Sr., of II a paternal pndpar· 4··· $6.88 l IN ""~ $3.88 crush-grain texture 8Dd dun Sof~liDel dlbl DWIIP Style1452 1458 : Hi BRows aoors ....... ;Jmple lines. a IUlt-able pump hrlth a T-strap auggestioD. I Versatile brown or black. • , (UbbJ Diddle) RaciDe. .. $5.88 Style6420 6428 rashloned of top tailoring, or 9 II. .~ Gill RADIO 0 Mr. atM1 Mrs. Robert L. FJsh. Blesi the pump for the pretty compliment. It pays your foot Prime eumple: this tal· lored, buckled strap pump In musbroom kid or black le•tber. 13 ALL TRANSISTOR ION 18 BORN Whole ~w COIIume lmportanee. Elample: this sweel·ldd •ling · G.E. �'• • ' ' • .... ' '. • ""'": t ·~··.\l j. l ..-- ~ ~ ! ) I, .IF" . r: ~ ., I • . .... . - .....·, 1. ·- "·· "L· · ·.~·· ·- ~-·--··-·' ·-·--··-" -··· ...... _.. •' t' ' \ '. I, "'[ o( ,.·, ~. ! ,, _., . . .. :- " ·~ ' ... .. . . . .;,. ...... ~ ·~·' ·, .~ .•, ... , ; .. ( VEP.. 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SHOP ' HERE Auto Sales YEAR-END WRAP-UP ~ • Business Services iH GO'JUlp , FRECKLi!S AND HIS I'RIENDS WE'RE MAKING IT EASY TO PUT AN@) USED CAR INTO YOUR STOCKING THIS YEAR. ~.alliJJIIItiiJt_Jt_ , I -f-t-, ~ ' .... ........ " I .•.,. ·~·"· ~ , .,, . NUlTy, I~ WE FIND A ( use 'OR Tri!S STu~F, we COULD &e- ~ MILLIONAIRES{ .· .- / LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 1963 Pontiac StarChief$~:,: Now $1495 ·. 4 Door Sedan, Local owner. Dark aqua finish with clean matchmg interior, IIIJo. 0!1·4 1 ~~R- BOOB-J r) Ti-lt V Y.C.D A ':1-\llr DOOt< f-"A~ St.I O e.~:-T[Ll. *P.; lrlb'I'D CALL~ ! BUt YOU MU.'5T ADMIT T H.a T BOO !!>CO malic. Rrdllflnd heater. Good Tires. Q!O GET -ra :o<::t: i HE ~j;!EAT j, ~ 1964Chevrolet4Door NowoNLY $1295 Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Powergllde. Don't walt M ~UlE , I~ PERSON! I till Christmas. Buy today. OJ RlQ YEAVE:~S 5-AKt_L Mt1MI~ I J P MO~.; ULE I-VIS ~EN HI ;::rJ::?OPE LO " O JE ~ P, YEAR , B·JO 300 DCifT GET r...,:: osT t c--,,.--1~ 1ll'[ DOQR"'iA~I. ii4 ~T EvtN'"iG BOO BOO GJ 1 INiO A DeE GAME. 1 &l~lG 'OUCH AN ~- :t.Pu.n: :-r TOOK SEVEN RQ~ .', . S lC "liPE I I 'C'IES so hAQD BLJI.• B·B Clll ..... Of.! YOU ' N-t'l Nf 1JE!( 1-lAv'c_' EIJl~ I "T_h'IED TO 'JNDE~ <;TANO I i IIIlA OUT ! H ; TCHHI~t.D ~OM£; JA.!L'£0 IN 0~10 ~OR VAG~CY. OR ~E'D HAVE 11 BEI:.N HfP.£ TEN DAYS <;;OONE.R ! I I 1-1 ( B8 5ROFit~ , ~-HOO ·HOO ! . 1!1! 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air _ REDuceD $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white over turquoi5e finlah. V8. AutoTo By V. T. HAMLIN matic. Radio and Heater. 1965 Volkswagen AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO, ~· ron! 224-' DAILY CROSSWORD St Toledo, Ohio An e q \13\ epportunlty emplo,.f!r. I e. I 12 I file ACROMS 1964 Volkswagen for ahort Weighing ma.jllhine ll. Coli cub in• of .-\braham 12. OondoUet BOY or a " kitty·• carefully center l8,Cityln. C~LL 29. Mon recent 30. A•semblea: 82. Large worm. 83. Mine tomedboat 38. M&deready 4-2. By onesel! 44. Hab!tua.t• 11 I) I+ I ]if 'o-t-t-1:--t-f::~rl-rt-T'i •nf:r++-+-1-~ ~ ..r.r.::•r'• or Wes1 Virginia, or old 1 farms wrth limber. Marioo! Reynolds, Bos 71, Syracuse, (), 9 tB ltrllp I For Rent --- ~ ;M;;O"D"E"R"N- furnished lirst floor 1 efficiency apartment in Mid-,1 dleport. Ph. 992-3874. 12 14 tfci J ROOM furnistled apartment : and 4 room furnished apart- l ment. Adults. References. 126 ! Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992. ' 61118. I~ 8 tfc --- - - - - • ROOM unfurnished apartment In Pomeroy. Ph. 992-538!>. , ___ 11 16 tfc j =TR=-A~I"'LE;:;R::--:sc:-: pace on llrownelli Ave., Middleport. Ph. !liZ- I 21125. 11 10 tfr J'UiiNfSHED 4 room ---apart:· meal with batb. Pb. 192-3058.1 -- · IH 11cj DOWN 1. SIDpe Feuowof vein 2. lode 3. ., Culture medium ""~~ 11., ~ 1 - ~ rr,-'.....,...:;.:: I" lr..•• t-t-+-f.t•~•~«i-1-1-1-1 ~i--t-t-t-i'j~rt"""1:-rt-"1 145 1//. m++-+-1-t~~ l>i..r+-t-t:-t-1 1..1 ... 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TER INSURANCE AGENCY OBLW HXVBZQXUL,-QQLUXIVCI INC. before reoewtnc your JSXUL, WALK? y BRBZWL Yeaterday'a C'7Pioquoto1 WHAT lUN KNOWS JS I:VIIRl'• WHERE AT WAI\ Wlm WHAI' Jllil W.Al'ml-u>B"PH W KRtrn:H IO IJII, l<fllc lll'l-ww~J~4io~W, Jllo) •1295 RIDUCID To lnvicta. White finish, red Interior, like new tlret, power lleerlng automatic trans., radio and heater, good top, 111 1 - In . 1962 Buick Con. Cpe. ~::, _ 11 I' I" I" [ii [il To Buy .,. Dlacon~'+-Jo-:nllr.t-i--t-1--J LATE~ M<iDEL- Ju~1k c a r s. C<U'tcd: l'l1 P.~ ~ colloq. "'1--17~:-:;;-t--t--t 0 M&G Food Market, 3 miles \ 46. Red SqWU'8 south ol Middleport, Rt . 7. name 12 14 3tp ! f0~~~ .. mtii' •• IT ANDING timber - Ohio I 48. Hoga r.i'i- IV/,1'141 Wanted 1114 Low mileage, local 1 owner, std. trans. Turquoise finish, vinyl Interior. DB. 1 ont•ances 3,, Flat-bot· 992-2156 '. REDucED To 1964 Corvair 500 Coupe • • • $)095 17.Apple Alabam& 20. Millpond 23. Artlessly 27. Stop: naut. ." BUR~~ New tires, dean Interior, radio, heater, black finish. lr.l. Read In'Rutlond on Main Street & College Ave. EarnEey and Prites lltlli ring The Dally , -s.1 nol to established ' Route By RAEBURN VAN 1962 Volkswagen Del. 2 Door···· $895 13. Proverb GIRL ~:,_ ABBIE AND SLATS r;;:;;-0~0MiiA<TI 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, dean interior, jet blact flniJb, radio healer. H . Pays Into WANTED $1395 REDUCED TO 2 Dr. Deluxe modeL Locally owned and low mileage by original owner, Spotlell clean interior, beautiful dark blue finish, radio and heater. . J. Titleholder. PART ·TIME- waitress. · Apply in person are Crow's Steak I House, Pomeroy, 0. I WAS $1495 - rett, Jr., 4-day-old son of Mr. and Mrr. flnvid C. Barrelf, ~r, of Pliny were held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Mount Union Cemetery al Pliny ~ith . the Rev. Tommy Kmna1rd ofilcJat. m;h . f 1 ded Tu d t e m an es ay a Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sur· . . . dd't' t h' VlVIDg In 8 I JOD 0 IS par· h te l d ents are t e ma rna gran . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ho dges, PI'my ; pa 1erna1 gran d• parents, Mr. an dM rs. Wit a er Barrett, Princeton, W. Va. and maternal great grandmother, Mrs. E{fle Hodges of Plil!y. TWO "AJtli.EsTED PT. PLEASANT .,- Arrests recorded at the county jail for the past 24 bouro are Kermit Samples, 43, Clay, W. .Va., and Millard Spaulding, 36, Cheshire, ()bio, both .charged with lnlpxleatlon. · auto IDsurance. We may be able 111 •••• you DIOIIey. 8 Slfc PleaiaJit Valley llospiPII · " A111'0MOBILE IDBW'Inca been ADMITTED.'- AIUe 'Keefef, eanceDedT Lost YBW' opera~ Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Clarence or's Uceose? Call WY :1-2966. Tennant, New Haven. I IHlc DISCRARGED - Nun~ CHEVROLET ROAD RALLY GAME $5.95 while you're here . Comes rigged with seen· ery, track and two motorized slot cars Camaro and Corvette. Loads of fun for the whole family, r 1959 FORD va. 4 Door_ $395 Std. Trans. Clean Interior. 1960 FORD 6 cyl, 2 Dr. _ 1962 CHEVROLET $245 V-8 PICKUP Std. Trans. Reduced . 8 FT, FI,_,ETSIOE 1960 RAMBLER W•• , 1295 $ American 4 Dr. •$245 Now_ 1150 A solid buy. ~095 dlo and heater. ..-~aaaaaa~--~aaa-dJtk::·:·=--~J~I=P~------, · ·· · Now Only __:.: $24$. Automa!k,_power ~g 57"Ford V8 4 Dt.$l9f .__ _ _ _ _ _ _• Sollilobod7, Main St. , .... OPEN EVENINGS lly BRANNEoi.Y"' ··'i>.. , ., ' ' 'l ' ~..,--="""' W":":;"::-''ir'!k:;=;;;;:;;r;.! .,:.•, LIKE A HUSBAND? . j . . .m\J , ' 6 -JV.AU 11 1961 RAM81a ..,.. ·Am•rian Conv, Cpi. ,w11 $595 NOw $465 Power 11eer1tit. «oocl$0P. 1958 FordV8·4,Dr. · Pomeroy Motor Co. I 112 )"~6i " Impala Hal'dtop. Locally 6W~ and only 12,000 miles, 6 eyllDder, power steering, spotleu fawn Ill' terior, beautifulltl8J'OOD flniJb, r., For a holiday bit with th• kitl•, g<l the <;X· elusive new Chevrolet Road Rally game I u4 llnb.e, 65 Chevi'Oiet ::,,Now I NEVER KNOW HOIJJ TO Alru'R THOSE llt£·WORD QIJE5Ti005... 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G EN~ U L· ASHAME.P _ OF SERVICE MAN YOUR DIRTY c;~ Teen-agel'll Need EEk I MIIIIC a, HOWIE SCHN!OIDEK GASULIN! ALLEY MOST KIDS ll\IS 11Mb: Cf THE'. 'r'EAR ARE BOSV I CON'T HAVE WATCHING THE SKIES FOR THE FIRST SIG~ OF SIVOW! TO WATCH I I'M USUAU.V WELL INFORMED I a:l the whisperinq out there? A,e,·y! You ~ houl cln't be .;,ttinq up! ~~-If , THE BORN LOSE!I ly ART SANSONI ..AN~8PNM... ~._._.._..,~~~~~~~PN_.BRNN /J;' ·1. i&y CHESTER 1 .. SHOP ' HERE Auto Sales YEAR-END WRAP-UP ~ • Business Services iH GO'JUlp , FRECKLi!S AND HIS I'RIENDS WE'RE MAKING IT EASY TO PUT AN@) USED CAR INTO YOUR STOCKING THIS YEAR. ~.alliJJIIItiiJt_Jt_ , I -f-t-, ~ ' .... ........ " I .•.,. ·~·"· ~ , .,, . NUlTy, I~ WE FIND A ( use 'OR Tri!S STu~F, we COULD &e- ~ MILLIONAIRES{ .· .- / LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 1963 Pontiac StarChief$~:,: Now $1495 ·. 4 Door Sedan, Local owner. Dark aqua finish with clean matchmg interior, IIIJo. 0!1·4 1 ~~R- BOOB-J r) Ti-lt V Y.C.D A ':1-\llr DOOt< f-"A~ St.I O e.~:-T[Ll. *P.; lrlb'I'D CALL~ ! BUt YOU MU.'5T ADMIT T H.a T BOO !!>CO malic. Rrdllflnd heater. Good Tires. Q!O GET -ra :o<::t: i HE ~j;!EAT j, ~ 1964Chevrolet4Door NowoNLY $1295 Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Powergllde. Don't walt M ~UlE , I~ PERSON! I till Christmas. Buy today. OJ RlQ YEAVE:~S 5-AKt_L Mt1MI~ I J P MO~.; ULE I-VIS ~EN HI ;::rJ::?OPE LO " O JE ~ P, YEAR , B·JO 300 DCifT GET r...,:: osT t c--,,.--1~ 1ll'[ DOQR"'iA~I. ii4 ~T EvtN'"iG BOO BOO GJ 1 INiO A DeE GAME. 1 &l~lG 'OUCH AN ~- :t.Pu.n: :-r TOOK SEVEN RQ~ .', . S lC "liPE I I 'C'IES so hAQD BLJI.• B·B Clll ..... Of.! YOU ' N-t'l Nf 1JE!( 1-lAv'c_' EIJl~ I "T_h'IED TO 'JNDE~ <;TANO I i IIIlA OUT ! H ; TCHHI~t.D ~OM£; JA.!L'£0 IN 0~10 ~OR VAG~CY. OR ~E'D HAVE 11 BEI:.N HfP.£ TEN DAYS <;;OONE.R ! I I 1-1 ( B8 5ROFit~ , ~-HOO ·HOO ! . 1!1! 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air _ REDuceD $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white over turquoi5e finlah. V8. AutoTo By V. T. HAMLIN matic. Radio and Heater. 1965 Volkswagen AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO, ~· ron! 224-' DAILY CROSSWORD St Toledo, Ohio An e q \13\ epportunlty emplo,.f!r. I e. I 12 I file ACROMS 1964 Volkswagen for ahort Weighing ma.jllhine ll. Coli cub in• of .-\braham 12. OondoUet BOY or a " kitty·• carefully center l8,Cityln. C~LL 29. Mon recent 30. A•semblea: 82. Large worm. 83. Mine tomedboat 38. M&deready 4-2. By onesel! 44. Hab!tua.t• 11 I) I+ I ]if 'o-t-t-1:--t-f::~rl-rt-T'i •nf:r++-+-1-~ ~ ..r.r.::•r'• or Wes1 Virginia, or old 1 farms wrth limber. Marioo! Reynolds, Bos 71, Syracuse, (), 9 tB ltrllp I For Rent --- ~ ;M;;O"D"E"R"N- furnished lirst floor 1 efficiency apartment in Mid-,1 dleport. Ph. 992-3874. 12 14 tfci J ROOM furnistled apartment : and 4 room furnished apart- l ment. Adults. References. 126 ! Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992. ' 61118. I~ 8 tfc --- - - - - • ROOM unfurnished apartment In Pomeroy. Ph. 992-538!>. , ___ 11 16 tfc j =TR=-A~I"'LE;:;R::--:sc:-: pace on llrownelli Ave., Middleport. Ph. !liZ- I 21125. 11 10 tfr J'UiiNfSHED 4 room ---apart:· meal with batb. Pb. 192-3058.1 -- · IH 11cj DOWN 1. SIDpe Feuowof vein 2. lode 3. ., Culture medium ""~~ 11., ~ 1 - ~ rr,-'.....,...:;.:: I" lr..•• t-t-+-f.t•~•~«i-1-1-1-1 ~i--t-t-t-i'j~rt"""1:-rt-"1 145 1//. m++-+-1-t~~ l>i..r+-t-t:-t-1 1..1 ... ', lo L 0 . N G F E L L 0 W' One letter limply 1Jtand1 for another. In thli aamp1e A fauflfl for the three L'1, X for the two 0'1, etc. 8lna'le lettert, apot-trophies, the Jen(th and formatJon of tile wordl are aU lW1tl.l Each day the eotje·letlel'll ... dltf.,.,t. A CJrJpto,...... Held on Thnrsday l t lI/Z4,~ 'l, AXYJILBAAX& qo,aa,. VQTS OL ZBW QXWBQ DSUSVJ WMS Graveside Rites l;rl--t-+-t-!~,.·'177.~\rl--f-t-1 .II DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE- Rere'a how to wlllk It: PT. PLEASANT - Graveside rites for David Clarence Bar- Business Opportunity MAN OR WOMA N. Reliable person from th 1s. area to service and collect from aulo•; d' n rs No experi mawc !Spe se · • ence needed - we establlsh accoun ts for you. Car , references and 1985 to '1785 cash capita I necessary, 4 Io 12 II t t exceen hoursweeklynes . 11 ti 1 thl mon Y mcome, ~ . me more. For local J~terview, ~lte Eagle lndustne,, 4509 · Minnelonks Blvd., Mmneapolis, Minn., 5ii416. . 12 7 11tp Of XU8 Z.BD8WOD81'. GET A quotalloD !rom 11.E1J. TER INSURANCE AGENCY OBLW HXVBZQXUL,-QQLUXIVCI INC. before reoewtnc your JSXUL, WALK? y BRBZWL Yeaterday'a C'7Pioquoto1 WHAT lUN KNOWS JS I:VIIRl'• WHERE AT WAI\ Wlm WHAI' Jllil W.Al'ml-u>B"PH W KRtrn:H IO IJII, l<fllc lll'l-ww~J~4io~W, Jllo) •1295 RIDUCID To lnvicta. White finish, red Interior, like new tlret, power lleerlng automatic trans., radio and heater, good top, 111 1 - In . 1962 Buick Con. Cpe. ~::, _ 11 I' I" I" [ii [il To Buy .,. Dlacon~'+-Jo-:nllr.t-i--t-1--J LATE~ M<iDEL- Ju~1k c a r s. C<U'tcd: l'l1 P.~ ~ colloq. "'1--17~:-:;;-t--t--t 0 M&G Food Market, 3 miles \ 46. Red SqWU'8 south ol Middleport, Rt . 7. name 12 14 3tp ! f0~~~ .. mtii' •• IT ANDING timber - Ohio I 48. Hoga r.i'i- IV/,1'141 Wanted 1114 Low mileage, local 1 owner, std. trans. Turquoise finish, vinyl Interior. DB. 1 ont•ances 3,, Flat-bot· 992-2156 '. REDucED To 1964 Corvair 500 Coupe • • • $)095 17.Apple Alabam& 20. Millpond 23. Artlessly 27. Stop: naut. ." BUR~~ New tires, dean Interior, radio, heater, black finish. lr.l. Read In'Rutlond on Main Street & College Ave. EarnEey and Prites lltlli ring The Dally , -s.1 nol to established ' Route By RAEBURN VAN 1962 Volkswagen Del. 2 Door···· $895 13. Proverb GIRL ~:,_ ABBIE AND SLATS r;;:;;-0~0MiiA<TI 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, dean interior, jet blact flniJb, radio healer. H . Pays Into WANTED $1395 REDUCED TO 2 Dr. Deluxe modeL Locally owned and low mileage by original owner, Spotlell clean interior, beautiful dark blue finish, radio and heater. . J. Titleholder. PART ·TIME- waitress. · Apply in person are Crow's Steak I House, Pomeroy, 0. I WAS $1495 - rett, Jr., 4-day-old son of Mr. and Mrr. flnvid C. Barrelf, ~r, of Pliny were held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Mount Union Cemetery al Pliny ~ith . the Rev. Tommy Kmna1rd ofilcJat. m;h . f 1 ded Tu d t e m an es ay a Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sur· . . . dd't' t h' VlVIDg In 8 I JOD 0 IS par· h te l d ents are t e ma rna gran . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ho dges, PI'my ; pa 1erna1 gran d• parents, Mr. an dM rs. Wit a er Barrett, Princeton, W. Va. and maternal great grandmother, Mrs. E{fle Hodges of Plil!y. TWO "AJtli.EsTED PT. PLEASANT .,- Arrests recorded at the county jail for the past 24 bouro are Kermit Samples, 43, Clay, W. .Va., and Millard Spaulding, 36, Cheshire, ()bio, both .charged with lnlpxleatlon. · auto IDsurance. We may be able 111 •••• you DIOIIey. 8 Slfc PleaiaJit Valley llospiPII · " A111'0MOBILE IDBW'Inca been ADMITTED.'- AIUe 'Keefef, eanceDedT Lost YBW' opera~ Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Clarence or's Uceose? Call WY :1-2966. Tennant, New Haven. I IHlc DISCRARGED - Nun~ CHEVROLET ROAD RALLY GAME $5.95 while you're here . Comes rigged with seen· ery, track and two motorized slot cars Camaro and Corvette. Loads of fun for the whole family, r 1959 FORD va. 4 Door_ $395 Std. Trans. Clean Interior. 1960 FORD 6 cyl, 2 Dr. _ 1962 CHEVROLET $245 V-8 PICKUP Std. Trans. Reduced . 8 FT, FI,_,ETSIOE 1960 RAMBLER W•• , 1295 $ American 4 Dr. •$245 Now_ 1150 A solid buy. ~095 dlo and heater. ..-~aaaaaa~--~aaa-dJtk::·:·=--~J~I=P~------, · ·· · Now Only __:.: $24$. Automa!k,_power ~g 57"Ford V8 4 Dt.$l9f .__ _ _ _ _ _ _• Sollilobod7, Main St. , .... OPEN EVENINGS lly BRANNEoi.Y"' ··'i>.. , ., ' ' 'l ' ~..,--="""' W":":;"::-''ir'!k:;=;;;;:;;r;.! .,:.•, LIKE A HUSBAND? . j . . .m\J , ' 6 -JV.AU 11 1961 RAM81a ..,.. ·Am•rian Conv, Cpi. ,w11 $595 NOw $465 Power 11eer1tit. «oocl$0P. 1958 FordV8·4,Dr. · Pomeroy Motor Co. I 112 )"~6i " Impala Hal'dtop. Locally 6W~ and only 12,000 miles, 6 eyllDder, power steering, spotleu fawn Ill' terior, beautifulltl8J'OOD flniJb, r., For a holiday bit with th• kitl•, g<l the <;X· elusive new Chevrolet Road Rally game I u4 llnb.e, 65 Chevi'Oiet ::,,Now I NEVER KNOW HOIJJ TO Alru'R THOSE llt£·WORD QIJE5Ti005... "i.} ')!'Z L..l.--1:-l.:-...:J:-...J , auGs BUNNY I OION'T PUT BENCH Ho~E f'ER SUMS l-IKE YOU; IT1S T~I S BAD J'ER BUSINESS, AN' BESIDES .., ' 'l 'ii _(; �I •, ·, .. r. IIi¥~(..... ''!':"''.~'~'"""~ • .,. '. . . ' I ' ' .]LBERFELJS·IN ,·pQMERov· -~~R~.· aPEN';. ,It. , toNIGHT • en.t tne at y e • Co~ in and shop aroufld on aU • .. ;. Cl 11':. ..:J ~ ,c ~ • ··.... -;..._., ~" ... ,;... 3 floors and visit ·our TOYLAND on FRONT STREET. Detloted To Tu Inter.,, Of Tla. Met.J.Mn•nn .4reo - - - - ...,,. --------------PO:-M-::E=-:RO:-:Y-:-:-M:-:-:1-::DD::::L-:EP:::O::RT:-:,OHIO VOL XVIU.. ··NO. 200 •J ..... 'So -------------- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1966 .- Mrs. Ullie Thomas receat. ly celebrated ber S6tb blrlb· day. A dinner was prepared by Mrs. Rose Thomas aad guests were Mrs. Gladys BaugblllaD BUd Jack Gale ol Gahanua. 1: ".:" • AEP Going Nuclear MR. AND MRS. HARRY WOLFE I PLAN OPEN HOUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe · · will celebrate their Golden Weddin~ Anniversary on 1Saturday, Dec. 17th, at their home on Tanner's Run Xoad. Open house will be from _1 to 4 in a~ternoon. J• ;: c.:;, ~';;.'-' ------ FIVE CENTS 'I ''I I "'· Trustees' Vote is Unanimous in Favor , Of Pomeroy Location over Several Others i Trustees of the Metgs toun-1 owned property. , for parking at selected location. nd H' t · 1 Socle- ' Other members of the stte A Site near the old county A double • barreled move de- in(< steam • electric plant on I ty Pioneer a . IS or~ca rsd . rnlttee J hn Duerr ' courthouse at Chester - betlevr signed to guarantee a plentiful the Ohi~ River in northern ·ty voted unan::~sl! ; : orr! ! ~ou~ley Al~red Elberfeld ' ed the most ''tlistortcal" of any sypply of electric power for West V~rgmia. Its cost has afternoon to a f n corn land Wallace Bradford offered - drew comments by decades to come was made been estimated at $200-rnllllon. edby the boar~ ~ou~~ ~owned ; A minimum of $20,000 has .the board of trustees. Members ! Thursday by the American At the same time, the ullll- miSsiOner~" ~ornero for a been offered by a former Porne- 1agreed tho courthouse area at , Electric Power System. ty system announced II was property Y roy resident J. w. Hersher, Chester should become a future • It announced major steps to- seeking bids .for the construe- proposed museum. Charleston, 'w va., for the project of the Historical Socle- 1 ward strengthening its present tlon of a rnator nuclear. power Decision of the site came museum. His offer touched off ty. I coal-based steam generation plant in southwestern MIChigan .from the society's 28 • member the site search. A. v. Howell. longtime socie' ' and supplementing it with nu- on the shore of Lake ~lchig~n. board of trustees. It is m Mul· Main topic of discussion of ty member, expressed hi.s belief 1, clear power. Coot of the entire protect: .10- berry Heights. the trustees, prior to the finalldurlng the afternoon sessiOn that ! The AEP System, the nation·s eluding the nuclear faclhlles, Leo Story, chairman of a decision on the Mu 1be r r y there will be a large coat exlubOHIO largest Investor - owned sup- IS estimated at approximately five member site committee ;Heights site, was 10 regard to 1t. and posSibly .".ver and .farm ' plier of electric energy, pia~ $131).mllllon. 'named earlier this year to make availability of space for 1he machinery exhibits, available ned immediate construction of It would represent the AEP a recommendation of the most parking of at least 25 automo- for the proposed new museu.rn. a 1.6-rnllllon-k!lowatt, coal-burn- Systeni's entry into the owner- suitable location again review- biles. Committee members said Society President Edison ship of nuclear facilities after ed the several 'sites proposed 1they have been assured ade- Hobstetter was in charge of the EVERYTIDNG GONE - Maynard Ellis, wbOIII a decade of experinece into prior to selection of 111e county-' quate space will be provided •special se,,si.~o"..:·-----l Ripley Hollow home was destroyed by fire Thursreactors. day morning, looks over its smouldering remains. The blaze destroyed everything Mr. and Mrs. Ellis 1 and their two children owned. The Middleport Fire pany, announced the two acB5% bombers and a Navy Department fought the fire. The place was on tlut Meigs-Gallia line in Gallia county. tions and emphasized that both KUlcled ,misslle crutser blaottuets. coal and nuctear, would ee1 eommunist hideaway• aad play ' Important roles in the supply rouleo along Vteloam's utility system's future. demUilarized zone !DMZ), Officers ofb thefthrheee A~letic He said that Appalachian military spokeomen said toBooster clu s 0 I Olgq Power Company would cond I tit Local Sc_hool District met re-_ struct the AEP System's larg- co.LUMBUS IUP.I) -The ubep- auy.• s. officials also reportNames of ~ prospect ve pe U th su t G Har 1 1 ture may jurors and 25 grand JUrors for cen Y WI P • eorge est power plant on a mine-1 commg state egJs a . . . eel that in the recent HBDolthe January term of Meigs The end of the trail for two Delaware run-t graves to explore problems In . 1 h b nk 1 asked to provide mll!liCipabties . . . county li tin a combined o aniza- mouth ~·te o t e east .a o nal means of rais- area bomblnJ raids any <•vii- County Cornm'"' Pleas Court away youths came Thursday afternoon ~~ Gal a coun. y crea .10g th f 1 rg the Oh10 River approXImate!)' with additio h 1 slloulder their lao deaths or Injuries wltbln were drawn today. I when they rode their motorcycle off the highway to avOid lion e near u ure._ nine miles south of Mounds- lng taxes to e P he new • lhe city maot bave been cauo. · collision with an unidentified vehicle. A aecond meeting o, the ville. The site ts approximately $420 million debt to I ed by backfiring CommuoJury CommiSsioners Fre<!land 3 The State Highway patrol reported that James 0. group will be held lBt;e in .J!IJI· one-hall rntle south of another police and firemen p~lon Iliad, lsi weapoos Norris and Lauren Hoff~n 1, Di s IS and Russell A B. Wilson, 16, both of Delaware, uary to continue the d11cusslons Continued On Page Nine) an official of the Ohio MuniM• WtN.' in charge of the draw1ng 'ed, ioinor injuries and were treated at Holzer Hos· and~ ,,pips .ID 1om! ~ .., pal .:e~e . said .Thursday. , • ,..,,_,,_.,,_ Clerk of Courts Evelyn "ftal~r~. released. The boys were held by the patrol and. new o'4.mzauon, Hararavn I John COleman, 'fOCII~_, IJI: 'D . y· Lucke, Judge Jobn c. Bacon, pickllj! P by one of t~e fa. . ~ said today. ' rector of the leagUe salil \he D and a deputy of ~ ttebett S:ers Ia Thursday wgbt. u J~. 1'1!'. ~ be . ' . . II ID II was agreed that a meeting ! municipalities have '20 years C. Hartenbach's department! . id t Gallipolis n\ulllcliil · • Nor> ·between representatives of the I110 a off their liabilities. 1, _ present. The pa!J"ol srud the ace en rnn w. LoefOer, 32, Columbwl, Athletic Boosters, the new corn0U3 py Possible grand juryrs are: occurred /Bt 3:50 P· m. Thurs- and John E. Halliday, 59, Gal· , blned band boosters groups and A report by tbe Wyatt Co. this Homer Radford, Kenneth E. day on Itt. 35, one and four- llpoiis, both speeding, rnumclthe Athletic Board should be week indicating the amount of Crabtree, Wayne Roush, Ralph tenths miles east of Rt. 588. pal court, Dec. 19; Sue Ana ::::::=~,:.;;;;:,;;;...;....:.;...;.;..::._ held to reach agreement on tbe debt sparked speculation U0 3 Henderson, Dale Dye, Kalbry~n Diggs, riding tile cycle With Seelig, 31, Pomeroy, aad ArthfP sharing of receipts from conthe law creating the . fund Hill, David 0. McKnight;' iWil· ·Wilson as passenger, met an ,ur E. Henson, 40, Addl!IOII, cession stands, programs and The Middleport • Pomeroy Ro- "might bankrupt the If It , The Pomeroy . High School liam Fox, Lllliaa Pieltens, Kalb- unidentified westbound. car Ispeeding, Meigs County Court, athletic ticket sales. This meet- tary Club held Its annual lam- is not modified. Now that we I concert band wilt present a 11een Windsor, Marlyn Pow which was passmg a hne. of 1 Die. 16; and Gary L. Fisher, . In& also will be arranged some- ily Christmas party Thursday have the figures w~ will try to Olristmas concert Sunday, De-lFloyd Clelaad, Harold G. Rousll, Icars. Diggs went off the r1ght Its, Rt. _1, Gallipolli, no opel' Ume after the first of the year, night at Middleport High SchooL work up a legiSlatiVe. pt'!am lcernber 18, at 2 .rn. at the Robert Retber, George Starcher, \ side of the highway to avmd a ator's license, Gallia wilD!( ~'" ""' said Hlll'JI'aves. Paul Smart and Galen Brown that w1U help the CitieS, he Pomeroy elementary scboolaud- Homer Bradshaw, ~ B. collision and the cycle upset. IJuvenile eourt, Dec. 27, · · ted by th 1r wives were swd. itoriurn, under direciion of Don- Burdette, Jesse Gamer, VIrgil There was rnmor damage to ~!!part ardil grading meth- E U ,1 :~:mlrrnen ~rs Jack Rob- The law, pass~ in 1965 wttll aid Miller. Rousll, Dale E. Smith, Clar- tbe cycle. .. and aca- Amergeni son assisted with. table decora First part of the pr?gram ence Patrol arrests Thursday IndemJe ~t recngnltlon 118Wel'8 allons aad John Werner providk nsion funds up to lo- will be titled "The ChriStmas w,:amanda y· ' t p Broder- eluded Charles M. Moore, 21, were cll•'1llls' wben teachers The Pomeroy emergency ed recorded music, "';r er~:ties Story." Rev. Wilbur Perrm will w ' mcen ' Swif:ler, W. Va., no operators o1 Jlf8del !'through I of I he squad answered two calls Th:Z A turkey dinner was prepar- eaeof" d~ the Lakewood read the Olristmas Story and "~ ti tit jurors in- license, held in Gallia counMilgs Loeal School District day at 1:08 p.m. to :e MaiD ed and served by Mrs. Smart, pensi::'ar::oo He said 11 is stx ie brass cltotr will play appropri- ludeospec ve pe met at the Pomeroy Elementary ~~~ ::.en~:" Ro~: was Mra. Brown, Mrs. Wemlell Ger- months in checks to re- ate selections. : Wi~rn A. McKelvey, DoroSchool ~ay. dead 011 mlval, and at 3:50 lacb and Mra. Edna Evans. Ro- tiring pollee and firemen. He I The brass choir, a new lnstru- thy Stuart, Paul Manuel, Helen Elect.lcfcllairman were In p.m. to the residence of Mar- tary Arms bNIII8hl side tllsh: admitted it ts going to be a mental group IS made up of Bill Bartels, Blanche Harrtsoa, Frank Musser, fl, RD I, chU ,; fi crllde aroups. Each aaret McKenzie, Union ave. for Children at~ r«eiV "real problem" fOr some ?f' Fetty and Jeff Burt, trumpets; Sue Seelig, Frank L. Buell. Pomeroy, was arrested by tbl ...: lll'l,jfqed SUI8etlions for Henry Landera, who had fallen rfts and the to pay thell' Rick Gilmore, beritone hom; G. R. Thompson, Patricia Might, Meigs County Sheriff's departltJII:.~Ilt, fn the specific over a cliff. Mr. Landers was ~:~~ ,::; ,;; · ti8· Uabiiitles. Keith Evnns and Jane Welts. George Eastman, Lawuma! A Middleport youngster was ment Thursday on charges al areas 'tflli!l!e, The sugaestlon suffering from a possible brok- Benk~ ee, trombones, and John Goodwm, , Ebersbach, EleBDor Net!IOD, struck by a car today at a a.m. hit-skip following two accldealll 1 r wW be ljoien lD committees that en leg and lacerations of the J mson. Nancy yma e, a HI-LO TEMP tuba. j Thomas Hendricks, Robert ~- as she ran to catch a school that occurred within a fn wlil .wi,Improvement In them. face. Hls condition Ia reported guest of Ted Reed, was lntro- NEW YORK IUPI) - The Part two of the concert wlll Blackwood, Earl H. Dellll, Wil- bus on Norih Second Ave. minutes of each oilier. . aa sat!Jfactory, hospital olD· duced. Cash Bahr was song lo~est te~perature reported ' be selections by tile concert Ham Byers, Lawrence MilboBU, . At s: 50 p.m., George Ropr All fead\e\'1 In aradea 1 rials reported. leader. !hill mornmg to the U. S. band. These will include "Ades- Delbert MitcheU, Kathleen Kimberly Weldon, 6, o1ece ol 1Morgan, 43, Third St., Middlethrouili t llrie been Invited to Weather Bureau, excluding te Fidetes," "0 Holy Night," WeDs. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Cluff, ran port was traveUng south Cll volun~ !Or one of these ' WEATHER Melgo Gellfral Bospllal Alaska and Hawal~ waa 7 be- "March Of The Three Kings," GUes Smith, Thomas A. Bl'*e, mto the path of a car ar1ven Stat~ Route 33 near the Dwigllt eoinmftllei. From tllese volUJio Pardy dtudy toalpl and Admll61ou - None. low zero at Roosevelt, Utab. "The Christmas Part," "An Old Clifford Philllps, Harry W. Ad- by Arthur William Nease, 18, Logan residence wben truci, lftrl;,eom.rnltleefl will be fOrm- Saturday wifll Utile mantle Ia DIJeqet - Charle1 Foss, The highest reported Th~ay Engllsb Christmas" "The Chrtsl- ams, Walter Hamm, Doris RD, Chester, reported Police driven by Musser, attempted t• 1 1Jii q.t;j~ 'illudles Initiated. temperaflre. Low iaalPI zt.3Z. Thomas Wells. was B11 at Los Angeles, Cab!. mas Song" and ''White Christ- Ible, Norrnaii A. Russell, Clar· Chief Herb Gilkey. pass him at a hip rate e1 . ' -·-mas." ence A. Bradford, Avis P. Bank to ·speed, sideswiped the M<qa ey, Betty L. Theiss, James L. The youngster. was ta. en car and did not stop. · , Veteraas Memorial Hospital lia Reese, Albert L. Martin, Veterans Memorial. Hospital by Musser, at 3:40 p.m., struCk" Adrnlooions - Terry Spann, Doughty, James Snodgrass, private ~ar. H~ r1ght leg was a second car and kepi go!Qg 1111 Racine; Opal Cummins, Ra- Chloe ~'ick, Owen Walsllll, J11- brokm, II was teported. There Houli! 'I neaJ U;G stole dne; Mrs. Craynor Sloane, lia Reese, Albert L. Martin, were no charges filed againsl way garage it was reported. The Racine; Henry Landers, Pon1- Paul H. Bahr, Arnold Grate, the driver, said Gilkey. second car was driven by Dora eroy. Paul Forbes, Hiram Slwater, Opal Pierce, Route 1, L o a 1 Dlleharges - Mrs. Olarles L, D. Hartinger, Martha Belle NOW YOU KNOW Bottom. West and ~ught<t', Mrs. Ed- Frye, Clifford Steels, Bernice More than 64.55 billio~ eggs Musser posted bond of Ia ward Manley. · Riffie, Elste Decker, Pauline are produced annually m the and appeared In county court lllrlbs - A daughter to Mr. Brewer, Elllel Rife and Fred United Stales, according to the this morning. A paueoger 11 BUd Mrs. Craynor Sloane. George, 1966 World Almanac. the Musser vehicle, WDJiam M. . McKinney, 42, Charleston, - Ka::: . Problems in Consolidation Are Reviewed '' t: Thick-n-thinty Terry Blotter TONIGHT Oecembet 15 NOT OPEN 1 " only JOO Friday and Saturday Snuggle into a full m•ature of luxury after your Hth, shower or Jwlm. You'll love the way this cloud of 10ft and fluffy terry in1tontly blots up every drop of wal~ And you'IIIO¥t Ttrry llolltr'& fwll and HI)' camfo~.. for loungl"f, too. A real find at thl& prlct. Ont, Jill fttl tvtryont. Pink. turquols. or whitt., December 16-17 "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" - Tcchnirolorr.eorgP Unmill on. Susan Oli· ver Red Button s. AT1hur O'l:onnt'll , Chris Crosby, Kt> \· vin 1'are. 1 "GUNPOINT" ELBERFELDS POMEROY - Trrhnicolor!\-lurphy, Joan St:lley St.evrns ~~~~:;so~c and 30c SECOND FLOOR. BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE FIRST TIME EVER ... . ,~THIS GREAT VALUE! On Elberfelds 2nd Floor This WetkFrid•y end Saturday from 3 to 4. .::Ji·.l Neon~_ k~pln& ·! Conte mporary table mo t:le! with detachable legs. Wa/nut.grained metal ca binet, built· in dipole antenna. 26,000-volt tran sform e r·powered ,t. Omlflll ,i,d>tn~lll :M.O<IO-•oll Q·:il Color cna'"' Ntw Aclml"l Coklr ""'~'• T"bt Advanced Q-26 cha ssis, Color Fidelity Control. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ADMIRAL RECORD ,l,d ml rl l ~· "- rd 1'"~ T •••• PLAYERS $29.95 up RIDENOUR RADIO &TV PHONE 985-3308 CHESTER, OHIO Young Heath Group~ To Give Program The Olristmas program by the Sunday School and youth groups of Heatb Methndil!t Church will be held Sunday, Dec. 16, at 7:30 p rn. The Chrislrnas story will be oresented by the youth groups •·ith the candl.elighl service to follow. All children of the SUnday School are to participate and should be at the church at 7 p. rn. A practice wiU be held Sundoy morning during the Sunday School hour and all childron are urged to be pre!t•nt in their classes S u n d a y morning. The children will be presented with a treat following the program. · glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiHIIIIDIUIHIUIII = = = -== Your Full Service Bank Is •• , -OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS = = = 6:00 to 8:00 = = = -.-== POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -i i t "SLICKER'' ' Ovar The Shoe lleot Wom111 •1111 MioHt Serving Meigs County for 011er 94 Yoall Member Federal Reserve Sgstem Member Federal ~posit Insurance Corporatfon OPEN ·EVININOS Ill SHOE lOX -------....11 Ml•dl'lurt ' < ' '' I r~tes :~~t!a~:c~ ,~t: sa:~~ :j · , , . c.; D • ,. d river Cite Jn Hit-Skip Doi'~! ::~~. ~~: Child In]· ured JnAccident .~unicipahties Incident 1 l f 1 I I . tiO Monthly I I •' '' ''i ~1 \ ..... , ••• MlA 'I · · · h ' ) " , t. I ' ' il ~ ' .. , • •• • • • I .J MIDDLEPORT, OHIQ I ·~ ' • -,1 •. ., j I \ f 't · ~ : ., ·~ .~ JT ' ' )'~., '· ' • ... ' ·'·· ::.s: 0:.~or~:m:; Manchester Will Comment on 'The Book' .. • 54,. ••,. ,t }. eai:: ~~r p~IZes,;:reC w~ CONFINED TO S,OIIfiTAL Carl MattoJ, former lof\ddle. . , . port resident, is confinec( 1:0 the Save ~1.95 on I:Jllo ,luxurloullJ . c,mfortab1e Pt Ple.iiSlUII Clinicf:for ~erva· k!NI·S!Ze ~attreos and box sprlnl ,sell ·<l!'t.lhe ;_ · ...,!; 1 11 ·· king-size pdlows she<lll and pillow coset 'IIIII I I on aw Ill · . the eleaant taUe1s bf!IM>read u our bonlll jlltl ' Here'• com!c!rtln ·a ·blr way ... engui)I !DO" , , , ALSO ON C!IMMITI'EE sprawl-out rQOm 'to let two people, tlJ!\'!~tJ:eteh, . ; ... , turn ·~~ roll•_ wttbolit dtStdroti>ll .e'J.: eb oth<!tJ · Mrs. Jack .8ls.vln ano ..Wayne - Iiliallno th~ ex~a .com(ort of ·two Ill · feet•!!! · Gibbons werealsli 111 thelll'P ·: .Width iod ~~~ more 'lneh~ in !eng( o'Ju1t ..ll · JIOil&tiori cornrnlt~ f~ .. ;,!be . · •! ·these .fine SJng,,~ en"'!rnbll!l to ,.;,n.!,Hb)~, ... · nil ·dlnn h ~d . , 1bw, ,low P,rl<e ... If you re Jnterestell jOU 4 , commu Y er •".' . ~1, " better· Ue ~~~ eorly bird! : •. · ,.,. :~: '·· i c • HeaUt Methodist Church .. Tuet- · M~l!of, of Mlddl'"rt ~rchonll qt~t>~ollll , daY, . •venin&·· S day t 2 beiillid Dixie Pierce To Tour lhe Orient Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pierce have learned that their daughter, Dixie Pierce, '"ho " spending a year teaching school Mr. and Mrs. Claude (Hop- ir. lwakuni Japan at the Mat- . per) Roy wiU observe lh~ir 44th h~w c. P~rry School :of Navy weddmg anmversary wtth the dependents, will be taking a graCious custom of Open House two weeh tour to several citfor their friends and relatives, 1es in the area including Hon1 Sunday, Dec. 18 between the Kong, Bankok and Singapore. hou.rs of 2 p.m . .and 4 p.m. at She is joining a group of • their home on Fifth Street, Ra- teachers leaving Dec. 17. M!ss · cme. · Pierce is a graduate of Middl&Mrs. Roy is the former Mar- rt H' h School and Ohio tha Marie Myers, daughter of poU 1 n verslv. tlte late Noah and Betty Mar---tin Myt•• ol Claysville, 1'•.. VISIT CASHDOUARS . Mr. Roy was born and rrused Mary Jane c~shllollar, Col1111>; m Hartford, W. Va., the son of b nd Ch ck Pryer L 0 c kGeorge and Mattie Hall Roy. ~~n~ Air uB~ ·. w.;.e week Mr. Roy is a retired coal miner. end guests of "fr! 'ami .Mrs. AIThe Roys were married •n fred Cashdollar and Jean, Lumberport, W. Va. Dec. 24, R ed v·ne 1922 by the Rev. John Williams. e s '_·-~-rThey have resided in Racine, MEETS rOtlliGHT off lnd son, since 1925. Child Consert'*'on League They are the parents If three will lmve Its m;-lllliias meetehUdren, two sons, Clarence and ing tonight at 7:30 · p. m. at ,th& Bob Roy, and a daughter, Mrs. <lull B tty O'dell II of R I horne of Mrs. )>wll!'•l Ulll8, e ' e, a ac ne. Pomeroy. There will bio a . ~ill They also have five srandchtl- exchange and wrapp · (n11• will. dren ,,.. 1 • be judged. . . . , wi\Ti ,,_;daa System 1 Claude Roys to Observe 44th Anniversary Ba -d fl PIanS wnCeft Jn MiddJeport S dy Juror List Js Drawn Crash For January Runaway Teen•agers R 5 . o·tI ch Off t•3 ycIe lD c c omero &NeJleJiS . lu When yo•'r• nd Ca ... Ill You're sun to Toss, Tura•nd ,.............,~ : CHECK ALL THESE ADMIR.\L QUALITY fEATURES -:;:;~:~~,~-~:v;' Legislature May Re1•I eve oh·IO c·t· I Ie8 Rotary Holds.. . An Jparty SANTA CLAUS C~~~:Crow~ A~n~l~ c~f ~d ~~:!~e~~~ NEW YORK (UPI) - Hlstorfan WUiiam Manchester ts expected to break hts silence today on Jacqueline Kell!ledy's 'determination to stop publicalion of his book about the ISSilssinatton of President Kennedy. ' Manchester, the man hand. , 'picked by tile Kennedy lamily a set down the eventa of -~ovember, 1981, bas beeD erutelled 117 the President's who bu vowecl lD seek · ~ to.'aep '"l'be lb ill a Ptealdellt" fl'olll . ............ . . . . . .... llllpr • "'*"'• r _,., ' - 1" ' . ' ( -"1 $25 • Row Publishers, Inc., and ser- The planes were identical- A tbird IICfl!dent was invest!. ialized in Look Magazine be- except for "the football," a bag gated by the dt!partment '"'ginning JBU. 10. Mrs. Kenuedy eontaining lnfonnalion regard- day at 10:18 a.m. lbat OC<.'III'rtl charges Manchester witn ing procedures in case of on Slate Rou\e w, four tentli breach of contract. nnclear attack. . of a mile east of Pomeroy, Ill Bennett Cerf, the publi!ihet' The book, accordmg to em, Minersville. aad television panelis~ said says the Kennedys were Robert Lee Amold, 11, Routt Thuraday that Mrs. Kennedy ts "ahocked and infuriated" when 1. l'olnero)o Will traveUnr. weat, sensllve to a paaase descrtD- they returned to Air Foree One collided In a~ 1o Plll!J ing LyndDD B. Jobosons' tatmg with Kennedy's coffin and found a ear &iven by Leoti! Ma i .· over the ~denllal plane aH· J~ ooeupylng the prestden- W~e, ~. Route 2, Racme, · er Kennedy was she! iD Dlllu. • ·the 'IVaUe ear went 1o Cerf said t!Je boot relates Olher IIIIW'CI!S say tile bo·.t e rl&bl ·'-4 1rm1 oa~ · lhel the preslllelllill ~ ~lbea "boorllh" behavior 117 two ~~'·..,.. . , Foree One - ml the tiCit JotinloD toward lite KeJ!Dt'lly 'lblii"!h!(-.bO _.... ptWidenUil Jet Wwe II Love IIIII!IU!1P. but Cerf i1ad DO ml ¢111 lllllt''tilllt 4tm If Fllld Ill Jlttllll Ntlr...,. . . Cllboll!·l I' ,k • •.~~".::"' ,;· till..,.._ . -~ ' .' . , •,;1.., ' ""~''f'. VI' "' I --.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 December 11, 1966