http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c969ff695aa0b41bede0adecdf79b8a6.pdf 44d484e94222c0852808f6c809fbf6e5 PDF Text Text I ,{ ' ' • ( ' ' ' \ ... Elect.New Officers Friday Evening New officers were c~osen at the Decem!'"' meeting of the Past M~tro~ Club of Evangeline bela Friday evening at the home of Mrs. M. L, French. New officers include president, Mrs. John Lyons; vice presi: dent, Mrs. Charles Bennett; with a silver tree and mantle arrangement in gold and white. Mrs. Willis Anthony, president, opened the ·meeting with a poem of greeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. A. R. Putlen who used scriptur• from Luke and a meditation entitled, secret~ry-treasurer, "Pattern For Living" dosing Th~o Mrs. Chester Council Dol AHolds Annual Dinner lent prayer wa.< aiven in memory of Lee Roush, father of Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr., and husbard of Naoma Roush, both members of the cluh . Flowers were sent to the Roush fam1ly and :~s ;;ade to remember Mrs. _ ~ oss, a member m Gal - Around and · About • I • RCA Victor Black , and White Television, T.V.'s - I re- I Ice 7:30 p.m. A candelighting serv~ •Operates on four pez~H&frt The Laurel Cliff Free Meth- ice will be held Sunday at 7:30 Table Model red tapers, greenery and red balls. Mrs. Lyons was at the coffee service. Miniature santa Solid Stllte •· Reliability" • Solid St~e desliii """'del TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Dec, 19-20 "NEVADA SMITH" ~Technlcolor- Steve McQueen, Karl Malden l: rian Keith , Arthur Kennt-dy' Suzanne Pleashelle. Raf Val~ w nP, J3nN Margolin, Martin La ndau . Colorurtoons-C:IIpp 1 rty SALE l 1 . ' . SOLID STATJ I tiHAZlltra. RCAVICTOR I 1 burn out, no w~um-up wait •1.1100 mitliwatts of power • AFC !or dnll-tree FM '"'ption • Dual·<lill vernier tuning • Buil-in FM oncl AM antennas rt Solid Stat• design too for utmoot dopondo ability-no tubes to bum out, no Wlrll)l up w1it. i oc•cc.~~..,.cccwuaac•ccc•ac~cccaa•ccc I RCA VICTOR T~• co~o s sus RHCl7 S.o lu COLOR TELEVISION included elltuminated "Goldeo Glow" olook Th• MEMENTO 11!HD~5 S.ritt 1 ('Ir~~;j~~l'l ' About Middleport You'll want to see also the many other models of RCA Victor Radios on display. Ask lor a demonstration bear the wonderful RCA Victor Golden Throat Tone. Give a Radio this year and you'll really please. .....~..._......~..••-..a••a••.-••_.•-.a•aJ ' ~ ·- RCA VICTOR You'll like tbe . excellent quality of an RCA VIctor Solid State Stereos With Radios !Route 50, Athens. Friends rna; I . send cards to her at that ~ · Color T.V. A fine gift the entire family' will enjoy for years to come. Stop in right away and select one for A3C Dave Rice, who is sta. tioned at Thrner Air your family. Force Base. Albany, Ga., Is here for ~~~ll. . .IIIIICII'Ntl._ti.ICIIC Nll'lll.lllDI'RIIIIIWCCWilii.IIU 1a two weeks visit with his pump- heats in winter, then cools in summer. Since on~ unit does /Jotfl jobs, it costs you much less 10 buy. Ask about the Comfort Twins Conversion Plan. Call Ohio Power Ca.-Extension 1. -.,_ _.:..:;._1111 as •GW' higfl, 6Yt" wide, 4o/t* deep • Automalic "wake to music" and buuer alarm • Drowse Alarm-Sie!p Swilc~ • "Personal Sound'' eilrphone Mrs. Cora Bennett Is recup-1' cooling unit- a hut - In SwlngUne style and re] ' lid boX stylel. Bl J Ultra-Compact New Design eratmg from illness at the Kimes Convalescence Center I Onr rlf'C til IHll ting/ Many other models to choose from · cueuparecordandyou'rlrtadytoswin& h to excitina: stereo sound. AcctSI to con~ sure to,..see t em trois and chenier from front or rter. all• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Clock Radio RCAVICTOR Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs. Plr1er Mrs. Albert Smith , and Mrs. Ellen Couch. Dec. 21-22 NOT OPEN IJou >or puro portable pleesurt, choosothls dor!naty dJtforont RCA Vlotor Solid Statt Stereo. Now "Swinatlne" cabinet dtslr• -swin1 out tho sp01kor wtnp, swlnr down the precision studiomotlcchanser, J I ' PORTABLE STEREO & I I . ,' 1'1111 CIUTlOOIC Exciting Value Solid State Chassis • Solid Stile design-no lubes to 1Wickham, Widrlesdl.(lnd Thu-•'sd'ay- I "i ~HllO '., ! sever~ al days in Springfield with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins. Miss Barbara Jones, who is I employed In Columbus, spent the· weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones Mr. and Mr.. Warren Bennett 1 and family, Columbus, visited I over t!Ie weekend wltii bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' Bennett. Rio Grande College students home for the holidays with famiUes Include Dennis Saelens, Jerry Davis, Don HanJoe Relchmond, Cllndace and SUillllll Bradbury. t ~· moved from room t1 raom. SoUd Stall 20-~ pook .,_ ltlfiO ""'" MAKE. IT A plifier dtlvas two 9" wal duo-cant kimBall ChRIStt11aS speakers. Solid State radio tuner lnlnasyou tht bonulllstenlnl ple•s- urt ot FM·AM ond FM Storoo, Sllldlo- What a magnificent time of year tcaj>ring music matic 4-lpttd chan1•r with record· prottclinJ Feather Action Tone Arm. ltJ"erattiJIII, treble, stereo balance end comptnSittd 1oudne11 controls. into your home! 'The one fine family gift that everyone can enjoy! Make this Christmas the one that stands out in the memory of the family, , • the year Santa brought the KIMBALL! ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Toporo<:ordor fnpul/output jock. J ROOM-TO-ROOM MOBILITY •• , CA!IIIET IS FINISHED ON ALL FOUR SlOES Horo's 1 thrtrt-prlcotllltrto 11\at """ cc•a FI'NIDIINC I · an4 Stereos with AM/FM ·and FM Stereo Radios. Ask I W ,. '' I ..-~ . ,. . «; I , •• I n' ' ····~(£ E ., . ' rmr of the sales people to demonstrate the model you a best. I,,, I ~? 4 44 ' .THE Mvot 1RUsng NAM! tN !LEbTRONICSI ' $411441144;4 I . ·'( Bring fht KJddles To Set • .~~ · J on the 2nd floor, Tuesday, · 'Wednesday,·ft!i1ifay, 2 to ·3 p.IL Be sure to see all the other models RCA VIctor Stereos ELBERFELDS IN ·poMEROY / I with FM-AM AND FM STEREO RADIO William Reynolds and family o..- ·""''"- S.r4H RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE STEREO of Lansing and Mr. and Mr~. Mr. and 1\frs. Fielding Hawk- WALKI» TALkiEs TAPE RECORDERS RECORD CARIUERS GUITARS Portable TELEVISION' • RECORDS r RECORD RACKS ~~f.l:~~ ~xs~~ Pocket Transistor REEDS RADIOS JEWS HARPS STRINGS MUSICAL HARMONICAS ACCESSORIES • HARMONICA HOLDERS Stop In-Look around,_lf you don't see ·'iwbat you want-ask any of >the salespeople to a~ :1~U; Tilt VOSIIIIITI dren, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby King in Kalamazoo. There Are Many Other Gih h• In the Music Department on the 2nd floor , , • I ' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice and family. Mrs. Rice is recuperating from surgery performed six weeks ago. i M1 ::.. Willi bul Heynol d~ Jcil Sunday for Columbus where she ~ill visit overnight with relaI . t1ves before going on to Lr~n.'4ing, and Kalamazoo, Mich ., for a holiday visit with her chilII ins visited recently for • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ;~·-!! _. -,:: ..' ' .. .. ,_ < .~ .;? \,;·":-'. . . ..::".. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ _ _..;!.,... ~ ~ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1966 ., IORLD I I, I I VETERAN DONOR - Rev. William C. Thorpe, Syracuse, who has been donating blood for 15 yean,' was one of 70 persons who gave blood at the bloodmobile, Monday. With Rev. Thorpe is nurse 1111• Marie Newton. 70 Pints of Blood Taken · Stop in the Music Department, see the various Kimball pianos on sale. Select the one you want and see how .dll , .. ,f1RCAVIOTOR FM-AM Model ain Sterrett to the above nam. ed and llrs. Homer llraley, Plutos Swe1t.r 1\dmiss ion: 75c & 40c NO. 202 --· ,. .:: AM ...,.. Kimball Pianos . votions and Mrs. Jos~P.h Cook closed the meeting with prayer . A dessert cOurse was served by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Lor- Twa Wetks Vaution xvni ., .. ... \\· t ' ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• story of the anniversarv for de- Clobbered '·. en tin '!! 'I" i~er Firm • • Automatio Volume Co~ J. E. Foster devotional leader. Mrs. Stephenson gave the Mexican Mouthpiece I • I •1.1100 miltiwa\15 ct pow« • Direct-drive tun inc • Hijh-llficelncy 4" !jiOibr c:.p;;;, A gifl was purchased for IMrs. Pomeroy. Ottlo VOL Table Radios - AMJFM Table Radios- Clock R3tllol '·· Transistor Radios and Color Televisions. instant "warmo~p,•r.iii, ope1allon en on rhcck received for bottle and Mrs. Georg! Skinner with MEIGS THEATRE '·"'' "' lJftoteiJ To Tlut lntMeill Of TJ. "ftfp.JI,on .4,... Stereo Record ~ .............•............•••.. ., ELBERFELDS ed with an arrangement of tall, Portable Record Players - &~ batteries wr r·e pl"rrrl During the busi- esses for the January meeting you can SAVE dur.ing this sale. 11'' '~ "~'~''' lVI. a rpport was giv- wil l be Mrs. Victor Young Sr. I . ---· ' ,. 1Totally New'Swingline' Stereo! • EJ1phone and batteries l"'ludod ""'"' "-''"i''"' ""'..,..,...""..,.... nutcups were g1ven as favors Membrr\ of the One Won One - - - · delss of tlw Pomrrov First j a shut- in member. B opu~t ch urch mN at· the home 1 Mrs. J. H. Stephenson, teachof Mrs. H arr~· Ba ilr.v Friday Ier ?f the class, was presented evrnin,e . f,;llnw in"' " ('h ri ~ tma s j a g1fl and a check w.:ts present· di nner ~1 1 1!1 e Rai ln' re"' taur- ·ed to nev. and Mrs. Williams. ~111 1 R l'l' :111d .'vir.~ . Carver Plans were made to take white W1Hiams. .J. 11 ~ t r rll r n ~n n and girts to the church on Sunday. GN1rge Skinnrr were guests It was voiE'd to order flowers Thr B:-1 iley lwmf' w ; 1 ~ dP c.: nr- for the church service on De.'l tr· d in kFPping win 1 the hnli. cember 25. A rommunication d.1 1· SP:tsfln inrludin g a dren r- was read from the Korean girl 1 .:Jierl trre under 1d11ct1 to ft s supported by the class. Host- ..... ::l. I _ ....~........_CC'CIIllllftiCICIC~--.,····- ·-- ..;::n: ver Erb. Mrs. Dt'nver Thomo cream snowballs were Sf.rved odist church wHl have a Christ- p.m. Everyone is welcome. ..111 d 1v' Irs Cl . hy dthe hostesses, Mrs. French laPJ.trlt4'tm-...4Fti4'1J«JIIlJ~IRJIJlJ.dtt.lftlftar.)A1:611lJ&!).,.MPI -·-:-::=::CcC""C:-~--.:.:_ . e 1<I. nd r,1.mrs an Mrs. Walter Haves. The """"""'""..,..,....""'""""'~ dining room table wa~ center. I • ., aty "' . • Portable • Players with AMIFM and FM Stereo Radios ,- RCA VICTOR One Won One Class Meets friday Eveninq 1- • ·:I' ·-variie87n.fi.lieTaaioS1 RCInAVICTOR . ~ J: w-'w I - I .. • The Music Department on Elberfelds 2nd Floor 1 "I freshment s ol cake and • •• . Plans were made for a potluck dmner to be held preced- pals wedrre revealed and new the club made a donation of $10 to the Mtd . dleport Firemen's . I ing the January meeting at the names awn. , . Present were Mrs. Newell, Chr,·stmas pro)'ect . DeVOIORS,, t' Masomc Temple. Mrs. Anthony, t . 'd h ked h Mrs. Henry Beaver, .Mrs. R055 including the Christmas story, ou gomg pres~ ent, t an. t e Mrs. readings and concluded with a white cover and a Christmas group for the1r cooperation for Cleland, Mrs._ ~oms, Wood. Mrs. V~rg1l Roush, Mrs. carol sing centerpiece. the past two years. James Van Meter, Mrs. El~a The host~ss served lee cream Mrs. Henry Reibel ·d t Mrs. Anthony was assisted 1967 ' preSI en ' b M F' ld' H . . . ..~,:; ses- Y rs. Je mg awms m Hannum, Mrs. Larry Wolfe, snowballs lopped with a lightConducted a shor t busme . sion and it was decided to can· presenhng the program, in the Mtss Leda Mae Kraeutcr, Mrs. 00 candle, cookies and coffee MODELS . d Fb absence of Mrs. Young. They Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Nor- to ten members including Mro. . BY eel (h. January an e ruary man Freder~ck, Mrs. Eldon Clarence Murray, Mrs. Max rn eet 1·ngs Se t gave several Christmas read. ere pa1 names . . d' . Biggs, Davis Mrs Oleva Colt .11 were dr awn f th . mgs me 1u mg, "Night of Kraeutcr, Mrs. M1lo or e commg Nights. " "Thou Wilt Light My Mrs. Curt Frederick, Mrs. Hen- Ethel 'colli~s. Mrs. Earl Portable year. Mrs. . Candle," "Chnstmas Is A Se- ry Spencer. Mrs. Bue\ RJden- er. Virginia Whitlatch, Games were played w1t 11 ,, d . James prizes awarded to Mrs. Ever- cret, an a c1osmg ~rayer. our, Mrs. Stanley . Trussell , Mack Stewart, Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Neutzhng, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Ruth Durst 'l M A ld H ; The group enJoyed a g1ft exell Da 1 ey, r::;. rno ayes. 10-Translstor Power Mr " Rentz Wolff'. Mrs A H Ichange_ around th~ _decorated Arthur Orr, Mrs. Ed~ie Har- Mrs. Winn. The January meet. Enjoy FM and AM I tree wtth Mrs. LewiS m charge. tung. Mrs. Esther Wr~ ght and . ing will be held at the home Ebersbach an d Mrs. B e n . ePrecision slide· rule vernier of Mrs. Stew,:rt. Neu tzling . aft2'r whic h gi lts Member~ were gJven small red Mrs. Oscar Weber. tunin& were exchanged. 1boots w1th ..r1umbers for the • AFC !or drift-fJet FM ""ptioD A!trnding were those named excha~ge. . PLAN PROGRAM mas program Wednesday, at • High-effidentr 3W' speaker Durmg the social hour . Select an RCA Victor Gift hpohs. abtl\-' e and \-1r 'i. ' 'l:tx Mt>i nhart Mrs Fred Oes\:llwr. Mrs. Gro: ' .. ' poi. · ' . ~ Q·pen Every Evening Until 9 Evelyn Lewis. A period of si- The annual Christmas party of the Third Friday club was held Friday evening at the home l'l Mrs. Dale E. Smith, Spring ~ve., which was beautifully decorated including a decorated tree under which gifts were placed. . A turke y dmner was served at &·30 d be . p.m.. an mem were seated at a table w i t h "t:· • 'Pome Neutzbng. with prayer. ThiS was the annual Christ- Mrs. William King, Junior mas party and the home was Past Matron, was welcomed in~eco~a_ted in tlte holiday theme to the group and presented with a gift from the chapter by Mrs. Secret-Pals'" DrOWn During Annual Party r~ .. • ~~­ r vlsltol't · Jl'rlclay. dent JJ~,- September, wa1 able 11arenis, · Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Menu! Smith and family. ·Mrs. Jay' Warner and Lin- to go to school Friday for the Bearhs. ' . : . · · · ' · ·.Miss Marjorie BE!D1l, ·,tullent da and $teven were Saturday first UJDe. S~e is a second Miss Kathy Morgan of "lld- at Mo.unl!'lt! State BusiJlell visitors In Columbus. grade ·. pupil: , . dleport visited Sunday with her lege, Park~sburg, W. Vf. ·Ia· Mrs. Flore~ ,Burnside re- Mr. an<! "P.~ri:Chatles Grave- grandmother, Mrs. :W. A. Mor- s~lng the holiday ~ICA\1011 turned home ;Saturday frOm ly ..of Dun~, W. · Va., spent gao. · wltb her parents, Mr•.and.tlll'l. Meigs Gen,.al Hospital and Is Friday with' 1\is ·mother, p.Jro. Mro. Clair Spencer and Flor- Thomas Benit. , , · ·. , The Past Councilors' of Chest-~ ~~ •ji. convalescinj' nicely. · .B- F. Gr~vely and his sister, ence Ann and Carrie Beth Mr. and Mrs. Wallelo:~ er council, Daughters of Amer- ' Mro. James Smith and daugh· Mrs. J. A: Eden. Bearhs visited Sunday at BeJ. er of Dayton were i ~ ica, held the;, annual Christ~OY ters of Colii!Dbus are the guests Mrs. Ra,ymond Pullins, sons pre with Mr. and Mrs. Paul guests of hls mother,~:. ~.. mas dinner and party at Baiof her sister and brother-in-law, Randall and Richard and dau- Grinstead and daughter. ' llam Killinger. ' ,. , '. ley's restaurant recently. Mrs. John Durst and daugh- Mr. and _!lin. Robert Wamsley ghter, Rh~nda of · Thurston Miss Bonnie Smith, student Mrs. _Nora Eakins of .l'lilyloli Members were seated at a ter, Mrs. Hilda Rothinger and famUy: were overnight guests Friday at Glenville College, aJ:rived .IIJ spent, the weekend wi~'·'· ~ table decorated in keeping with Cincinnati were weekend guests June Ann· Wamsley, who was of Mrs. Raymond Pullins Sr. spend the holiday vacaUon with sisll!r and brolher-Ln-111!', ~· the holiday season. Followin~ of Mrs. Thomas Hood and Mr. lnjure<l uatomobile acd· and visited .Saturday with her her parents, Rev. and -Mrs. and Mrs. George Hejnes. a dinner, the group adjourned and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe. · I to the party room for a meet- Miss Lydia Ebersbach ing and party. Mrs. Hobarl Mrs. Jay Warner were Athens Newell, president, opened the meeting by reading the Christ- Arts, Craft.~ Club mas story from Luke followed Holds Annual Party by the Lord's .Prayer A t nd CraIts "ft_I..II'IIR~II'CW.-IItNIIW l I'CIPCft_...tiiCII~WC··OftlliiiiiC~IIIltlll"Cift'IICfiiC..fCdtC...W..-.. 8 db . and . the Th erauryrsa pledge to the flag '" umson. Cl ub me1 1as1 week at t he . At. the close of the busmess I horne of Mrs. p au I W'mn sessmn a program was presentth e1r . anm.1a1 Ch r1s . tmas party . ed by Mrs. Ray Morns anrl Th w·nn h · .W omewas MM rs. anon ood , after wh'1ch ifore the' hol'd 1 ay season. 1 gifts were exchanged. Secret During the business ses,siorillf Evang~line Chopter Past Matrons . .. 4 �! . I ' '' II ' '> - ., ' ".':: ,·• ~ w ;·:. • .' r• ' Trust·Deed Transfer in.Point,Resort Case Lands in Court J¥ph 'l'urilor in the_Hunttq. Trust • BaVtnl8 lfoiDl dded lngtln Hera1il Dllpateb September II, lMI. " ' ·tada)l· thAt few boUrs ID the suit, tbe ~nt allcr the Small' Buslneas Ad- eoatended that, as an lnduoeo Illla.nlliystr~~onubl_j_,rollgbPl~!-~t flnPoan-lnt' ~1.~~.500totheloanSBAto toWesmakt e v•~ i' ~ !be, lou to the - - l1f ...0110. ' .q . .. "' 'n ' ·ed·y\ AYen • 'i\.' ' • ., ' ~- " ' . 'J 1:' • ' • I' • - a 0 ol :. Iori u.:, ...., ' · ill!' I I i ::a: ':! SerVICe Held For Mrs Crrug c 0 1 . i · Now roo KNOw . . I 1 wia II per cell ol Aastnt~~j, z.- '"" 111 1111111 .,uuc. lietaw abnv•• .to' le'iel, 11 llle loweas. lylac ealllllldl,. propantoaateIJ. · ., ,;,, • ' . · .Marrllp ApplieaUIII Robe1t Lynil Ritchie, 18, PorUanit mechanlo, 1nd Juanita Oarlene Doei'flir, 18, Mlddl• PEANlfTS PRICE SHOU~D II l·lb. pkg. 49c ·Many Fin.;r~ys '-etluc.ecl for Pre..Ch11stmas Clearorici'*"~C., , ,_ r I~~, II. ·~.l ~''' ~ ~ , • . . ~~ MOJ)RE' i A&P Super Market .: .. .. , ...... . . ,~~·., -~ ' • • • · .,. · ~r ,. . • .,,, . • •, ' T01tgbt N6rth ~ola Sl 73 Huron 38 Texas Ci1rlsUan at Ohio State General Beadl• 18 Y.anktot> • . BEST 22 37 1ZI UB ~~~~ ;:;,.!;'~l~a~r~~! ~~:~~~ 5!:: ~~~: ~ohil:on!~ Def~~:e~4Cl;;a!~~:~·= ~i~~~~1~4 S~~m~~lb~~ 59 only on 12 oi 36 tor 33 per cent. (.rove C1ty <Pa.l 88 For the game, Rio Grande. West Virginia State 67 Soutbwest made 29 ol 75 !rom the floor Ft Havs St 71 Sl'l Oklo. St 66 1 for 38 per cent, and had t7 of College Basketball Results Rice j7 Oamar Tech 8t 2l at the lou! lme for 80 per By United p,.., International Texa. Western 71 Wichita 60 cent. The Redmen collecled 37 Eosl New Mex Sol N. Dakota 64 team rebounds with Bob M•- ~1. John 's INY 168 Kansas 44 bry's 12 high. Don Trainer and Georgetown I DC) 90 Rutgers 87 Tampa Invitation 'foaraament (lot round) Gregory each had five uu 62 Hartw1ck Colt 60 1751 North Caolina 98 Colwnbia 66 Rio Grande - Lusetti NYAC 12• St A ' 103 NEW YORK !UPLJ -The '•to· T · t-4 ' · G ' " nselm s ' ~ · ramer, v. regory, Wa . 80 U sal 7' United Press Jnternational rna. 6-fi·l8: Bass, 5 ll 10; Mnbry, 3gner P a .. , 1 'fh , L . Cheyney St 81 Trenton Sl bl _ .10 r coileg e basketball ra•·n 1 gs 0-6, ornLon, ,. 1· ~ '. uras. 0-:J... uft Blake, 174, . ~41. Tea~ Htgn "'"ith firsl place votes lind won- 1·2; Collins, 2-1-5; Hamilton, 3- Duqur. r;oe 79 San Fran ~t _72 Game and Sen" - Pmnctt•s lost ~ rd o! a d Do 1. Sl Bonavntre 80 UC S H1 bar 71 _ ._ td . __ . 6ft?, 1086 _ rL.. e s g mes p1_a\'P 0 6. 8 a or 1, 0 2 2. an om, Midwest through Saturday, IJec. 17, m 0-1-1. Totals, 29-17-75.fnd'1an~ Cen 1 ~ W h 101 I c· . t' I'" (lJ' I abas ul ed L parentheses: I Troy State (91 ) HoUey, 7d0 6' E I Wd 1 POMEROY LANilS Women·• Early Bird League December 7, 111111 Polots Slow Four 69 Pinnettes 68 Krazy Four 62 Bowlette• 59 Odd B II 56 as Pin Splitters 2" . ~ ll1gh Game and Serle! Syl,· . 87-77. Sharon Gregory, IH senic1r for· ward, racked up t8 point• against Troy State. Dick LuSPtli and Tony Bass were nexl in scoring with 10 points each. Troy Slate had five men in - ------- 1 StandingS dl ar Y e · ·"• e3gue Dmmher 7, 1968 Foursome B-F's Won Lost Team Points 3-17; Andrews, 2-5-9: Thorpe 7- ' mcmml ' m _., r ora . ." ~ 18 1 6- 20 . C . h el 7_5_1-. Mis (Milw BrJ M flhn01s St 86 1 UCLA 1331 13 _01 · .. . 2. Na.lh Carolma 15-01 3. LouiSVIlle (II (6-01 4. Te<. Western (IJ 16-11 5. Michigan St. 4-0 6. New Mexico <5-tl 7· c·mcinnatl. 15-01 ', • ' <' r~tc a · il . Ens_ Illinois 37 ., -c.: · Wisconsin 74 t5 2::9Jien. 6-1-t}. Loweiy, 1-2-4 . lnbn- S Ill. 80 Augustana tSDI 64 2' 14 acco, 4-5-13. Totals, 34-23-91. OhiO \\ syn 78 Wyne IMich 81 64 16 2131 M . 77 v·u M d 1 a ' a onna_76 _ Four Sportsmen ~ 2!. 187, FREE RACING anan " 2 Spoilers IGI ' Four Aces 14 21 TONIGHT'S GAMES 1 High Game and Series - LiaIOZ LAUREL, Md. IUPII - Wellston al Nelsonville . 8. Houston 18--1) 67 Laurel Race Course Will cele- . da Wmebrenner, l7t, 15118; Char- , Kanoas (6-l 1 . Middleport at Logan (5 p.m.) 57 ' bra te 1.1s 55th anmversary I S . · ... THURSDAY'S GAMES es m•th, 223,. 580. Team High JO.Boston College 16-0) 34 Thursday, Dec. 22 with a . . Game and Senes- Foursome ; Seco•d 10 _ 11 _ Vanderbilt 3! : spedacular flower display and Galhpohs at. Pkomeroy 687. 2m. · 12 _ Bngham Young 25 • 13 _ifrce admiSSIOn to mryone for Atlrens al Jac .son Illinois 23 : 14. St. John's 21: If,. the day's racing program. FRIDAYS GAMES Late Wed. Ml10d League Tennessee t7: 16 _ Florida IH: 27 The course, wh,ch has won Jackson at Galhpohs Dceernber 1, 111111 West Virginia 15 ; 18. Bradley national awards for iiS floral Wellston at Logan Polnts 112 19 rtie l. Colorado and displays. will be dressed up , - --- - - Marklanders 52 Western Kentucky. with thousands of poinsetias and CARR HONORED , Deems Team <16 - azaleas and a 3o.foot lighted NEW YORK IUPJ, -Henry 4 No Trump « 161 ; Richard Russell, 2111 ; High Christmas tree, for Laurel's Carr of the New York Giants · 30 l9 1 Patsies 44 Series - Donna Grate, BiD Nelson 553. Team • When money is the queJiicm1 CitT Loan is the answer. Just e&ll my Cllle of your close personal money friends here for any 491 ; I first racing program during the has won the Mennen Fastback Hifh ' holiday season. ot the Year Award. Carr took amount, coufideotiallJ. .. j ~~.:~=::~the=-l~eagu:•~-~(O~n~ly~ga~m;e~s~""~h:ed~u~le!d)~=. ~ '' 1 172; H;•h Wo4n .. Series - ~m "' 1iynl Monkey Runners Barhner 464; Team High Gal'le l t'earsome Foursom• 9 and Series - G&G Cafe, 590, Strike• Impossible 1 I 1720. The Bombers R'k Team No. 4 5\1 SENTINEL BOWUNG . eld Team No. 8 I 5 POMEROY LANES High Gam• and Series - B-:1111 December !, IM Vaugltan, 147, 272. Team Game and Series _ 1 Jantor Mixed League 1 SP:ECI4L' 1:9 63 OLDS F:as Cutlass Cohvertible . Woa 594, 1173. Team 4 16 8 Ia•=======""""'"'-' Team 1 14 10 Team 8 13 11 Team 2 12 12 Team 5 9 15 1'C41U • • If> High Game and Series -Debhie Crow, 178, 415; Steve Van Meter 172, 46'1. Team High Game and Series - Tean1 5, 895, 2:Ki5. 2 • H Q UR 10 LB. TURKEY DRY CLEANING -SERVICE(Upon Your Roquasll Now thru Dec 14 Cleaners Pom1roy .."'lii~~~~~= Given at Middleport A&P Store '. ' With The Purch1.. Of .... .J 2 NEW TIRES -OR- Benet Leape December 1. 1115 2 RETREADS Any $50. Purchase ' IDotor, auto. ln!ll., radio, white sidewall tires, ~~-~ wheel dllcs. outside mlrr~~ light blue finish, blue all \'inyl Interior, rone o'll>n~. 27,000 none sharper anywhere. -OR- j lI At The I '' POMEROY HOME & AUTO · . I 1 Pomef.y '· R• ~ {£ I Col1e~eBasketLaiJ;R1isolts IP '. u u ers By':~::=·r::~nal (l ~~;j~~~·i~~.~ .. t · f SlX h D . e eat ~ia~~:n~a~e~•yton ~:~ ~~~~~~~~"'~!~~· .,.._.,... . . 600 E11t M1in Street ..POMEROY, OHIO . . eA ~R~I! Si~'f~ION OF ADMIRAL ~QI.Ql~. ' NO 'DOWN PAYMENT, MONTHS TO PAY . • ' ... . •.• ~lri'St. • ·, Opej\1\letdn~• . ~ ' Shop·.M~ote's "dnd : • , ,. I k .Captain Action l?s. N9~ ~"·;31~ _ .' I 22 Y Johnny Express Accessoriet All Reduced! Topp~r's imous TigerT~IIk SHELL ~ ,. Johnny Exaress ~:i~'~ Corredion! • ~ITYLOAN - ' t:r4 .~ I 1 at Reduced Pric•l was AN EXCITING CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOW. , • .. 16-in. model MOTORIZED MUSTANG only S5.95 "w • • Hardly Abies 24 where the~ II meet tHe, ·ll•gii· Southern Local of Metgs Zeros 4 Game and Series - Blaettnar the honors for the longes• SPECIAL· lONGER HOURS landars of Coaeh Lloyd -Myers Rutland has not fared as High Game - Betty Deem Auto 674 _ 1856 _ individual scoring effort of lhe who are now. W. The Eastern against 'INAC oppooents. 157, Walter Stewarl, 216: High ' \SERVE NIJTICE Nallonal Football League sea· TILL XMAS Eagles of ~ county defeat- Red Devils downed North Ga~ Series - Neacil Carsey 485, 'frl County League LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The son, a 101-yard runhack of an eo Southwestern 63-49 and down- lia 53-47 while losing to East. .Walter Stewart 580; High .ream December !, 1 ~ AFL _C!O Building Semce mtercepted pass agamsl the Los 125 E. Main St. Phone 992-2171 ed SOO~ Local _S!I-49. ern 42-38, ·to Hannan Trace and Series - Deem 's Points , Union filed !he required notice Angeles Rams. Southem s lone wm •carne ov- 48, and to Southwestern 58-S2. 1835, Foreman • Abbott 81 Monday of cancellalion of 11$ 1 _The Fastback of l~e Week er· Coach Paul• Dlllon s Hannan . • ,,. Holsum No. 1 74 contracts witil Sanla Anita and . wmner was Ch1cago s Gale Trace Wildcats 62-56, a team Women's Thursday ~Hgue Crow'< Sleak Hous• 66 Bay Meadows Race Tracks at I Snyers who captu:ed tile weekly !hat ~estern beat 73-56 . NjiA Standlnga J!ecember , 1~8~ ,, Craig'< Market ~~ 12 ,01 a.m., Dec. 25 _ Iaward for the lh1rd time _when , last Frllay rught Another com·! By tailed Press International ~ "W.on1,J,ost Holsum No 2 The live-day notice is necessahe scored on a 90-yard k1ckorfl 48 mon opponent, Kyger Creek de- ; Eastern Division 1 lip' Bottling Co. 21 • I> G&J Aulo Parts 38 ry under the terms of tbe return agamst Minnesota Sun-' fellted Southern ~ 68-52 I Simon's Market 2! 18 j High Game ond Series - !lob present contract to allow the day. & SAVINGS CO. while downing Southwestern on- ' Pbllad•lph' W. L. Pct. N.Y. Clothing House .20 19 ' Woods 234 606 · Team High p_arimutuel clerks, s ecurit• ' 'Is"'" : . Ia 293 RtldDtSto ' ' · . . . ' I Headgearandcapes worn t ·byth 7 u ree pom • ..,..,., J Boston . an ep · re 18 2t . Game and Series (tow 's guards, bUJidmg mamtenaoce :...~::::::::::::::~~=~!I Coach Dan Wright's high fly- New York 15 16 Flesher's Texaco Sta. 16 2:1' ~teak House, 912-2665. employes and track workers to '~~~=-~-~~:.=~:.. by ca.dmals are scarlet. lag Eastern Easles move Into; Cinclnn'l!.i. 15 24 strike on Christmas Day, If a . 12 t7 North Gallla on Thursday night! Baltimore.:. 8 25 High Garn_e - Jean Warner Bantam Girls League new work agreement is not lor a go at Coach Mike Morri-: W 1 0 .. _ 12; H1gh Ser1es- Donna Gratt , December !, IKi reached. soo's Jltl'ates. Eastern Is · 5-2 i es ern IVISIOD 49(); Team High Game and SerWon Lost - -- - wblle NortlloGallia ·lsl-3 forthe : san Frliisco ;· Pct. ies - New York Clothing ' Dragons JO'.> 3"' 1NEW CHAMP I 1107 2284 10 I season. I Detroit .~ 13 18 House, ' ' Apple Kings PARIS (UP! I - Bernard TheThe Eas~Nortb Gallla St. Loul!l"-Gutler Dusters 9 5 . France's light I 12 :17 game \ll ·llle_only SVAC game Los Ang "• 12 18 Women's Friday Night League Pantherelles 7 eJO_ 411<! Deeember 1 1~ championship Monon tapn4uniU • -Won Four Musketeers \'f.. N slier the Christ- Chicago", 13 !2 ·.371 witil a four-round mas a ew Year'~ holidays. Monday's Results Bahr's Clothiers High Game and Series . TJ\0 over defending champ North a-.Dia, ~owevao, wUI.par- Chicag~ Sl. Louis '11 3<1 12 da Taylor, 124._233; Team h•gb Paul Roux. Both fighters . tlclpate In th H lid m lola's Beauty Salon 2; i7 d e o ay •OUrna- IOnly e scheduled! Forest Roo Block 21 game an senes - 0 ragons, weighed 177"' pounds for lhe ment at Athens. Tuesday's Garnes Team 1 ~ ~~~ 601 • 1192· scheduled 15-round Iitie bout. 181 A win ttt· Eastem would Boston vs. Detroit -- - - the Eagles -Into a first place at Mlnneapoli; Beverly's B'ty Shop t6 27 Bantam Boys ·League QUICK SERVICE FOR 26 '-1 In the · SVAC witb II'.. G&G December 7, 1111141 THE HOLIDAYS! •..,.ser Los Angelos at San Fran HighCafe Game _ Ruthla\1 y., u~'" Many Nationally Famous TV .• ~ aiita- Quieter because it's stronger•.• stronger because it's better built I Coach Craynor Slone.'"" ~~ a 50-49 to Fairland ol l.f reco~ to Soutliw,~stern county and winning 68-52 ....... Hyou're about to buy a (~J~NSOI\I~Il ora t~I~NS()l\J~Jl and can't get these options •..look at Ford before you leap! \ I OPEN EVERY EVENIN.G "f o Donnie 1\fej.on, 11-1 senior and Mark Tannehill, 11-1 junior, at forwards •114 senior Bill Davis at centerr 6-9 senior George Sauer and 6-0 senior Asa Bradbury at guards. Reserv~'ilJame slarts at 5 p. m. The valslty game before 6 p.m. .-!:.· I z_: • , . . By DICK THOMAS F0\11' -~Uiltern Valley Athletic Conference teams are in actlon tllis 'week but there is only one SVAC league game on tap among the four games . schedule before Christmas. ' • . , ~ Wednesday . rights action . 'th l . ' d If N h G I sends Kycer ~to Chauncey- WI a 3- re<or · ort aIJover and Soull!ern Local ofllia wins, tbe Pirates cou!d Meigs counl)l at Racine travels move into. second pla~e ahead to Southwesb!rn, Kyger Creek of Eastern. Is 4-2 in '1fl games. AtCbauncey, Coach Johnny Wickline's KC WIIHry to stop 'Rog'er'llehl· ger Creek Bobcats will play ley who ls "av..,.aging 01'$' 40 host to the Rutland Red i points ·a g•me. · · ,,. _._ Friday night at Kyger Creek. · · -;q "' Against non-league opponents The Southern Tornol : 01 Kyger Crl!l)k has split ' o\... I •· · I • o • •• .r Stock Market o SVA.CPlay.Light Daring Holidays I .'' 0 i::J sltlon In the league as fresh· man, and asaln as sophomores In the Reserve team rae~. H)J bench, of juniors, has four 6-3. boys and one 6-2 boy. Top scorers SG far have been Gre1 Poston, the tiny-mite of the club at 11-1, a junior guard. Other starters have been John - - - - ---- ·- u THE DAily SENTINEl • !~~~at~~:~ :~:y ~I:::~: :~.;~~~o~~:lyr:~o~: :1 I • with the cbll~;dre~~hln~:llm~a:n;uscr"""lpt."-::-;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 Preachers Dine At Southerni • " ( ' 4 Hiram at Youngstown SW Missouri 11.'1 Jackson si 'Ill The Rio Grande College Redmen are due home to· Quaker City TOlll'llalllellt St Bene. B2 Wrn Jewell 57 morrow· from a two-game southern road trip that didn't Steubenville vs. C¥111 Sl. tPa J GustaVlll! Ado! 71 Au~Sbur( ~ help their won-lost record. Last night, Troy Stale trnun- Blufllon vs. W. Liberty IW.Va.J M I n n (0 I I hi - . . .._ .~ I l.kl1 ced the Redmen 91-75 at Troy, Ala. _Rubber City Clanlr 83 Supror IWioi.St 73 The Redmen wb.o now b.ave a 5-6 record will host I Washmgton U. vs. Bucknell Bethel 80 Man1toba 55 1 the Second Annual Pl. Pleasant Rotary Tournament Dec. Akro.n vs: Hofstra Homllne 82 Northland 70 The Midclleport Yellow Jack· Stone, 6-3·1orward Bill West. you mean South 11 28.29 at Pl. Pleasant. The loss to Troy State was their Cmcmna\1 66 Colroado 64 ets, already har.lrii· equalled fall, 6-3 ..,.rward Chuck Kem. with two ••ads'? 'I'bere're fifth. ln a row. Wllten~g 67 Baldw!n-Wal. 66 S Caro. 1112 Elon 78 last season's produetlon of P.r. 6-5 center, and Mike Well· oaly bole• for one!" The opeing round of the . Pt. I --- - - ------,Marshii!l 15 Steubenville 81 Winston Salem 113 Morgn Sl '11 SEOAL victories [3), go after land, 6-3J•g. Last year Logan Pleasant 1\ota, Tourney . will double figures: Thorpe wllh :!<1, Oh1o Wesleyan 78 . \1cNeese St 'coli 74 ~ustin 64 No. t tbls evening at 6 p.m. in was 9-llw pit west Vlrgiriia State a&ainst Holley 17, !nbciarco and Enslen . Wayne IMICh.) 64 , Ballirnore 61 S Harnptor. iill Logar. Logan has defeated Pomeroy Cedarville • Ohio College . and eacn 13, and Carmichael Ia. ,.Ohio Umversily 84 N fll'oo! · Fl Sth 80 T a. rn enn. wes1yn 78 Lo gan, :t-2, a team of sky- and Nelsonville, and lost lo Ath1 8 ' Miss. 71 Louisiana Sl 64 Rio Grande takes on Concord, The Redmen were do"" 42· scrapers working on a string ens and , Jackson. I W. Va. College. Last Friday 41 at the half but fell under a Sprtng Harbor _Tournament Georgia Tech 93 Brown 15 of two straight wins, Is coach- ' Jacket&:;nCoach Carl Wolfe night. Oglethorpe College, at ;emnd halt barrage as :he m•n St. Thomas Aqumas A63h Vanderbilt 71 Florida 69 ed by Bob Combs. His mostly said Monday evening afler a Atlanta, Ga., defeated Con· of Troy hit of 39 from the ' land Northweslern Tulane I Loo- • · 0 · y·.. hen.,; Ru·tJan·d m Fa}COD Nest. F. M b or ate :en•: a:: t I I ' 1J J:'!ir! o Jackets to ',Meet Sk s-eraper""'_.,.·:. ID , . t 6 · n a p LOga 0 POLLUTION • . .. ~"""'"""'=•"'%~":' .... 0 CI r .•' . •. • "ID !Ill eourre of lllll'll1il i tveD!s the deed of trust was I Tlie &Ovtmm.ODt asserted Ill executed by Mr. and Mu. Lee · . the Slllt_~t tbe "4ee;d of con- to secure their endorsement ~ NEW YORX (UPI) -Hopes of historical accuracy and ol remaining Ignorant o1 )t, the _ details which bear ~ftYIII<:t of !be IAea real es- the banllby. th .Tbe~ of iJWI ·~.. for an 01¢-ol.court ,~t!emtDI lh• putiUc's ri&bt· to know th•_ C~orrent rontroversy ulliht . be conceivable relation· to tu~. 1 uv "" ....,., • ,... n· tale In Mason Counly wai vol· taken upon llle ..,. between the Kennedy family true Iaiita Qf· jbe 11\'etome set~ '::. n coritlniJeil resort at aUCilon Monday, the l!ini• lndu.oliies Development untary lllld wllllout any COD• vice of counsel. •.re ~aa some and "The Death of a President" trageCJY." -- . - "Uniortunately, the members The spokesma remai'kt ~ 1roder__•IS:&~Irmenlct . ~-~~ .~ Corp., !he las and~~'!.~-811~ slderallon of 11111 kind. ·It also consideration ol_value. .publlsllers appeared to be ~let f'llllUJ Ql the ~edy were parallell?' .. ~~~u nellhet 1 11 '"" """"' ,_. contended !hat it Willi made, ••· Mr. Beter said moot of the dashed forever today lost In the Canfield suggested that If unwlii!Jig to read manu canfield. - gh K< .. d ' "eking to set aside·a trust deed j ecuted and detlvered by Rolfe proceeds of the sale Monday !crosSfire of ansry ~barges of Mrs. Kennedy or Sen. Robert F. script themselves a . Sen. Kennedy nor M~anc~:'tef lr '' " fer 91: other ·real eatate l Lee and VIOlet Lee lor the _pur· less the costs and tues would decel~ Ignorance and avarice. Kennedy, D-N.Y., would read thO)' designated representatives ho read . 111~ entire _ "'"neotJII with resort flnanc- i pose of effeettns a "preferen- be turned over to the Hunttns· Unless tbe UIIUpected occurs MlllCbelllr's account lilstead 01 to do tbls lor \hem., he saki ma1111Scr1pt 1n 11J1 . IJI ~rr. r dal transfer" 1n behalf of the ton Trlllll & ~vlnp Bank to , soon, 11 seemed likely !hat one ' ' ·, . . , "Had tbey read 11 lbems-ve~; authoriZed representat1vn~he~; 1 CONTINUED From P11e 1 . t, federal SBA "'"'""t th0 'public. Huntington Truat II Savings pay off the banks $412,607 mort· week from today the COlli'! the preaent situation m,lihl have •nt done so -botb Ma lh . '. · . """"'' 1 "The proposedCoolpaet,'' said Bent with Intent to binder the gage on tbe property. proceeding Mrs. John P'. OOLVMBUS (l.iPI) ..: ·Mlis been avoided." and tile publisher's knew at re.'ort aear_Poinl. Plea~ _ 1 Chairman Tucl<er, "does not 10vernment In the collection 11 From this amount, the bank IKennedy describes as "horri- Am-~--a T..•·Aier, a.... '"" Mrs. Ke~nedy was well ~~a'tore $!lS,OOO .as the hlahest 'ill three Umlt or otherwise .Uect the md b edn ill be required to $217 _,,.... -~ ...,...,. In response to ot the jlersonal passag~ bidders. An SBA "'""'"' said powers of either s•·te· or their e t es•. . w pay a ,•. hie" will take place to resolve ca Alkire, II ClrclevWe 11!11 'ected' ' lndt!ed . 4-unl, tel ~ .. Th• government apeciflcally 000 contractor's Den beld by H. Ill¥ dispute author WilHam ,.;a... 1 statement, a spokesman· for which abe obJ · • 4 111" 1 ' mo ,_C'.i-:,;::~urant, subdivisions to enaCt and en- asks t!lat: B. Agsteo • Sona Inc., of :Manchesler calls "cruel and "";{., ~.;;>::";;'' Kennedrf snapped liidt; Kennedy spoke direct!~ to clubhQUSe,. IUl(l l6\'Uillllllll! pool force tbelr OWII air polluUon - The conveyance of the d.. Charleston. The AgsleD finn ' unju!l." wllll ber title P lrl~ amount of rhetorfl!' ' · Manchester on at least.one wtlllld ·~ re~~old. .,, , control laws or ordinances." fend ant trustees securing !he de- built the resort fur West Vir- Tbe widow bas patltlonsd the aadew N J t ~= 'historical accuricy•l1. or autlbtlns her objeoMonday af~ As..lstant iinancln& of the Commission's lendaflt bank be set aside as &lnla Industries Development court for an Injunction to block 8 . .1; ID• 1 ··'Man U 1 'publlc'a right to knOw' those parts of ·the L. S. Attorney~ D. Beter activities woold be shared by "void." Corp., whicb plano':" and op- publication of Manchester's eplolde to be allot ,:;,, ·alternate the oature!l>of which Jhe !elf" filed %wt 1m bdiall ol the JOY• the federal and two state gov- - That the defendants be en era!ed It for about e1ght months 300 ooo-word book and Ita IJ Ia BoUYwoocL contromay - whlliher Invaded her prlo ernment to set aside a ConveY- emments. The Clean Afr Act joined and restrained from con- before It was closed by bur- serlalizallon. Harper & Row ts lllanchesler and the and of her children. once by -trust ~ of all _ !be provides for grants of up to veying the properly encumber- geonlnl debts last February. scheduled to publish tbe book In bloke the written "And, althoilgll"'lf agreed Ill' real es~te _ _ ~ llfl llf'ison _county iJe. tbree-lourtbs of tbe total oper. ed by ~· deed of trust which Is April and the start ot a four0 lrom which breaeh delete them from ·the pu~llshed' longmg . ~ -~ Lee and •liis atlng budgets of such corn- the JUb]ect of tbe proceedinsa. e part ileriaUzation In proflta WID appare~. version, nellllet he nor .Halper w1te, V10l,t. ~- t.tr. ~;eo w.as missions, while the nlmalnlng Mr. Powers made Ibis stat.. . B"Ze~S Magazine 1s due on ·the _ Quottola Dll'riY!Itf a. Row, nor LoolE Masaz!ne, ho president .bf.:West Virginta In- one-fourth would be shared men! when Informed of the 1 , newsstands Jan. 10. '"'be q"eaUon ls i ool dooe,IO, nor bave•lhe; ~ven, Ia dustries J}!!titlopment Corp., de- equally by Ohio and West Vir- government:s_~ult: .. The latest round In the painful book'S. 'riCh! to llve';c~no iJ1e -period of _tbls dlipUIAI, veloper anit former owner of the l!inia. CONTINUED From Page 1 dispule came Monday nlgbt bas aenJed tbat pennttted !ln. Keanedy or lier resort . 'rhe Commission would be DAUGHTER BORN a peal to the Viet Cong to witb .the an•ouncement by CaSJ question Is tbe rilhlc~l Mn. representaUvet aceess ·to tbt Named as 'defendants In the empowered to establish stand- ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl 0. Thoma, r.:how the Cllristmas message Canfield, chairman of Harper " and her ... SUit·_were Mr. and Mrs. I.e<:, ! IU'lls consistent with standards Wolfe Drive, Pomeroy, are _ "one of paace." "Ji:ven while Row's execuHve comml!tee, mlr:um Wi lham G. .i'QWJ:n !llill. Seidel\ 1that -may 'be adopted by state announcing the birth of a 7 1 , n htln& the that the firm will bring out the MASON - Tonl&hl at I, the dlgr. ty, f' 1a . S. McNee( Jr., as trustees, and i air pollution control agencies. lb., 13 oz., daughter, Suzan forg them," U:::• N~~th ~~~ , book as planned ''in the Interest Waharna White Falcons go to ~:.o!t ~U:.te de\11 of !heir , O the lluntmgton Trust & Sav- i When the Commission finds Annette, Dec. II, at Holzer Hos- Iollna evanselisl said. • the pole for tbe final time prior - . of . tiOI'I'IIw .• mgs Bank. . int.rstate air pollution, 11 would pital. Grandparents are Mr.' to the break for Christmas va' .. Mr. Powers, who now IS pres- investlsate the problem and and Mrs. Harold Burnside and IMore Ub k cation when tbey play bqst to ~dent of the bank, and Mr. Me-_ prepare a report_ But before the Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Pomeroy ! a ac 8 • tbe vlslt!DS. Rutland Red Dev•. Z ' 'eer, a Hllllttngton attorney, ~rt beco fl I Route 2 and Mrs Florence I PONTIAC, MICH. THE Us In • twm biD of resular ' / ;: ... 1, .. were Usted In the suit as truSo operators o7e:fle~:i~:-;:::l;:: Burnsid~, Pomeroy·, a great aut? industry, engroS!Ied In pre• MOVC play. · 1 tees !lllder a deed of trusl dat- . .. . • d th 'Ill Th panng objections to some gov• ed May 13, 1966, which alleged- lions _would be notified and g•v- 1gran mo er. e omases ernment·required safety. stand- Funeral services were held The old rivalry which will . ly coiJveyed all of the rear,"" • ·reasonable opporlumty to , have a son, Kelly, as• 4. I ards for 1008 model vehicles, . Sunday at tile Rawlinss-Coats be ending tbls year aa Rutland The Melga County MlnlslerpropeJ/Y belonging to Mr. Lee .l'flrrect the conditiOn. . Monday called back 16,000 cars Funeral Home for Mrs. Edna conaolldates With the other lal Asan. held Its !l"nual and hM wife in Mason Coanty If, after a reasonable lime, ORDER ISSUED [to check for a possible safety CrBJg. Melga schools Is always a dandinner meeting Saturday, C to the trustees. the owner or operator of the Divorce Investigator Allen C. defect. Officiating was Rev. Donald dy to see. 17, at the''Soulhern Joo That deed of trust, was, ail- pollution source or the slate or i Hill has been ordered by Meigs General Motors Corp. Issued Hicks. Burial was In Riverview Wllh Sebool caleleria Z cording to the pleadings of the local agenc1es have not taken County Common Pleas Judge : the callback for 16,245 1967 cemetery. Pallbearers were Last year the Ohioans lllllell· wltb an attendance of.Z7..1nclud· • suit. to secure a $400.1100 note sulfibllclent thaction to eliminate the John C. Bacon to conduct an i model Pontiacs to check them James Bobbitt, Boyd Dlxoa, tbede aFaplalrconsol Ovcloseer twihernse last fam!Ues of some .,olr t h e .I of We$t Virginia Industries De· pro em, e Commission would investigation In an action In· . for a production defect which Woodrow Brown, Don Rowan, · . • Velopment Corp., to Huntinston bold a hearing lor the offender volving David W. Davidson and ' could cause steering column L. D. Hartinger, and · Elddle year It was 7Ut, and In The meetlag wu i/ilened bJ Joo before issuing a final order to Berna K. Davidson. One minor to snap. Blake. Out of town relatlvea return contest It was 74-&'1, both tbe slnglag of I Chrlsllltas car- . TIS"S".,. correct the problem. j child is involwd. attending were Harry Crals, In favor ol the Devl)s. ol and prayer by Dr. Lesllr 0 VI Should the orrender then raii J - - --- - LETCONTRACF Jr., Japan; Mrs. Alice Duff, 6-2 senior Roger Davis spear· L. Roush. A quartet ·of Rev. OJiiP:UlA'nVI Gift DEY!Yl'ED ro INTERE'lt 1Ji to comply with the order and . Ferro-Alloys· Johns-Manville Fl- The Texaco 011 Co1t.1any was 1Mrs. Justine Ruby and son, hea~s the Rutland olfense and Mrs. Paul Sellers ahd dau· .u;;IllS • ·MA!iON AKEA timetable for correction of the ber Glass, American Viscose awarded a contract to supp;y 1Wayne, Rochester, Pa.; Dr. rece1ves able help from 5-10 Shters Margaret and Rosemary air pollution problem, tbe Com- Division of FMC. regular sasoline and diesel Jand Mrs. H. A. Brown, Roches- Harry Yarbrough, 5-11 Joe sans, "Beautiful Star :'of ~lloeiiii'G .. 0... ,.,...."., mission would be empowered to Owens-Illinois, Holland • fuel to the county highway de- tier, Minoesola; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, and 6-1 Duane Knorr, lehem." C!tMtter T1nMhlll, 1•11.,. hDUibea nerJ aft.ei"''Mtttn ••Hfl take aciion In the appropriate SUCO Color, American Cyana. partment garage at a meeting ·JameJ Bobbitt, Huntington, W. plus others. Games were enjoyeil, led 81turdu and Sundl} hJ T1:11 ObJo Valley f"ubtbrunJ Companr. llt• M• state or federal court. mid, Titanium Metals, Barium of the county commissioners ~a.; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dixon, Meantime, the Falcons conRev. James ~b a nlco St.. Pomeroy, Ohta , U161t. du• .,. ., ,~ Office Phone W~ 1·,151. !ltitol' Member finns of the Ohio • and Chemicals, Inc., Huntington Monday. Attending were Ken. ~ Neville liland, Pa.; Mr. 1 n d tinue to shill around to find a ment chairman . b ~tl()ne W\' Wl!l'l of neth McElhinny, president[ Mrs. Woodrow Brown, Neville winning combination. Sopho- were .~hown,, ''The itnter.ed u tec:ond e1.,. CDilUDI: West'\)'gJilia11Kii1~1ry Commit- Alloy Products Division Dl aner •' tb• PM! nff1Cit •t P..mamr. tee on Air Pollution Abatement !NCO, Mobay Chemical, Mar- Robert Clark, and Charlea R. ' bland, Mr. aad Mrs. Don Row· more Tony Flelda appears to Angel, and 'The , () l• oo l' ht19flll ldYertiiiDI npretenlaUY.. which :;,;: sponsoring the Com- bon Chemical, Chemical Dlvi- Karr, Sr. an, Midvale, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. have eameda startins berth as Star." Dinner wes Bo!ttnWJ.I ltlmball. llle.. St3 lAit1Df' , sion of Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Richard Holleron, ,Belpre; Mr. hu Dale Rollins and Larry Fry. ' aerved·bJ· Mrs. lo" N1.,. V"nrtl Cit)" . New pact Include : 'Vor• ' _ Ohio Power Co., W eirton Continental Can, Ohio Edison, WAREHOUSE GUITED !l!ld Mrs. Q. D. Oren, Mrs. Hel· Ray Sisl<:ls quickly· · Mrs. Circle. S uhtt:n~t!Ol. riltn. OeU•ered OJ earner 1whl!re ualllbJI 3.' eeal) '*' Steel, Union Carbide, Allied duPont, Ohlo Valley Electric COLUMBUS (UP!)- A three- en Coals Hayes, Racine; Mrs. one of the solidest Jl'alr<iJI',• . . iiiiiiiiiiii w~ll: = 1WI~ ~u• '" •d•.nea Itt the [l i lt' Srolllinel oHice, Sli.JO! 11 • Chemirel. Wh••"nc Sl•'l. ~no- J Corp .. Blaw-Knox, Appalachian alarm f•re early today gutted Addie Petrel, Racine, and Mrs. the other spot will be fltti!d mont.ftlo 19 10; l'!lrer illootlle I3JIO. FIIJ pers, Triangle Conduit & Csble Power, B. F. Goodrich, Bloch the Schootensteln Depart- Rulb Tucker,· Racine, foul prone, B~J..Mar.~all or~· Motor • KoUfl where eMI11r ll!ntctl no• '' lllll"lllo Obi month, tl.ao BJ Shell Chemical. Ormet Corp., Brothers Tobacco, Goodyear ment Slore warehouse on the ver Glblii. , · m111. Qne veu tlO .OO: St~ moothl, u·., 85 2.~ : 1'llree monuu. ~ . oo loJ\IO,CriP. Signode Corp., Monongahela Po- Chemical and Stauffer Cheml- city's south side. There were no ceca 7 EEOC 6 Jt The twd~~ lubs ba'Ve Met one t ln n 1111~:~~ bleladu IWidar 'l"1IDI-. 1 ...IID4 wer, Vanadium Corp., Ohio caL Injuries reported. commi.d '!!ie In tl)e ~!:astern ' --------· NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices Eagles In· which ·ttle · mlirgiD _· I opened firm In moderate victory was four polllts .In trading on the New York Stock case for Ea!lmt. 'nie .. other Exchange today. common foe, VInton r.ounty, Shortly afler tbe opening bell. whipped. tbe Falcons by nearly the United Press International forly pomta and dumped Rut. stock market indicator showed land by some twenty·slll polntl. a gain of 0.11 per cent with 849 By these figures, the Devils are Issues crossing the tape. There rated a sUght edge, ~~ In an were 325 advances and 268 s~ries such as IbiS, any declines. thing could happen and usually Electronics were mostly stea· dy. Steels had a steady tone. Reserve game time Is six Motors opened narrowly mired. thirty. Airlines firmed with lltlllle CLOSURE ANNOUNCED escepfions. Aircrafta bad an The Meigs County courtIrregular tone. IBM paced tbe high-flying house will be closed all day ,., electronics, gaining lo/< tG 371%. Saturday Dec. 24, It was an''" . Zenith an4 RCA opened un- nounced today. changed. Admiral gave up \I 33\'c. Motofola tacked on Vt MR. HEINER BE ItER 103. Falrehlld Camera alSG Uwrence Heiner, a patl,ent II ·"I . , .. r tacked on a fraction. at the Arcardla Nursing Home, .• - jl American Motors eased 11. to Is reported lmprov!ag. AnY•~ne l ~ ~ 8~.- Chrysier I'OIIe !he same wlshln( to mail cards . to him amount to 3211. Ford hold may do so In care ol Arcadia ateady 11 39%; Betblehem Nursing Home. 'Armco advanced slightly In ---steels. U.S. Steel beld stesdy. LOCAL TEMPS Eulern Airlines advanced % Temperature In Pomeroy's j w.84. Unjled tacked on y, buslnea.o district at 11:40 a.m. tr ,.., Wlllt au - ,,._ 61,.< , T\1' A, ,picked up to JS%. '!l'I,BI!WaS 311 degrees under OV· Tile ......... ~ boot bolll ., 1 ....., In ljbe''....-, you'vt 11<11 10 waat 1 ' Flo lllotQr}' oll'er you a variety Northwest eased to 12111. skies. 1i'-" Piri. v.... Font l>aler c:u of exclusive featu~ co make your . Douglas up \I at 46\t In the BRmB_H_R_VLED __ !~he :roo tilt story. IIIII driviJI1 easier and more enjoyable. alrttafts; . _ . . nA>RIDA "",r'• an Ideo <JI whal Font olren. Uke doon lhat lock automatically Xmi. fOst '\' ro W'f.o. Mobil After the French and IDdl:on +tShlft Lr•U.O..Malk .uw.r . IIQd. Comrort· SUtli.lll Ven~ilalivu advaneed · In the olls b•lt Wnro wm «tUed by t1l& 'free. llfSion really f!ivOI )'1111 tw<l' shii'U that exhaustA atale air witb window• Standa.rd Oil (N.J.) fell back. ty of Paris In 173,8 Florida it} I one. h shlf'ls autQIJll.ti.eall.y or dooecl. Add to Ibis Ford's duraAmariean ., llljtal Climax __ ad- ceded to and ruled by Britain. lef yw shift manuaJ1y . That way Comenlell<o Conlrot "-1 bility and ramoua quiet ride, and )'~ can pick the right gear to suit varicl!d"!'4o/c to lM'c."~• Walt In 1783, It was returned reminds you to fasten seat you've 101 1 lot of JOOd reaaona ~conditions or just ~hift for fun belts, warns you ill doot ia to vilit your Ford Dealer before PI'QlluctiOns held' steady at 77\1. lsjbtard oo,XL and LTD) ajar or fuel illow, 1011 WYIDJ - - . . Lilt Price .,,~~­ ~- RZ:iu:cTED F.\111FIEUHTATI1JN 29.95, NOW AT M~RE'S, ONLY" .,, •-~ IMilndioy temperatures CL 'I f I' low 19. Tuesday read'·· . .. v-AND--<u..-1) - Stale Sen. Frail\! '1. Klag of Toledo " 06 was unillllinously re--elected at l:lll a.m. DeltlocratiAO teacler of the Ohio ___...,.....,.,...,........;;;; Renate Monday_ fur hll llftn term at a ~ here whlch ~ . ltld the l!l'dllndlyork lor olooe " harmony between Renate aM House Q~~,,. ·al)d with tlu state leadvshlp. ...... • ..> {a-:~ Sentiner; Pciliferoy•Mtddleport. o.• nee. "20,-me Bo ' '(J./e·: r'L'.uj : s'8 Aceo Ilf41!d ()1_ 1'J1,1:. I 'J , . ' . ; • ,~ . --------------------------------------------------------po~ w• .,. ···~"'-.-- ····•· ' ..- • ·', r �! . I ' '' II ' '> - ., ' ".':: ,·• ~ w ;·:. • .' r• ' Trust·Deed Transfer in.Point,Resort Case Lands in Court J¥ph 'l'urilor in the_Hunttq. Trust • BaVtnl8 lfoiDl dded lngtln Hera1il Dllpateb September II, lMI. " ' ·tada)l· thAt few boUrs ID the suit, tbe ~nt allcr the Small' Buslneas Ad- eoatended that, as an lnduoeo Illla.nlliystr~~onubl_j_,rollgbPl~!-~t flnPoan-lnt' ~1.~~.500totheloanSBAto toWesmakt e v•~ i' ~ !be, lou to the - - l1f ...0110. ' .q . .. "' 'n ' ·ed·y\ AYen • 'i\.' ' • ., ' ~- " ' . 'J 1:' • ' • I' • - a 0 ol :. Iori u.:, ...., ' · ill!' I I i ::a: ':! SerVICe Held For Mrs Crrug c 0 1 . i · Now roo KNOw . . I 1 wia II per cell ol Aastnt~~j, z.- '"" 111 1111111 .,uuc. lietaw abnv•• .to' le'iel, 11 llle loweas. lylac ealllllldl,. propantoaateIJ. · ., ,;,, • ' . · .Marrllp ApplieaUIII Robe1t Lynil Ritchie, 18, PorUanit mechanlo, 1nd Juanita Oarlene Doei'flir, 18, Mlddl• PEANlfTS PRICE SHOU~D II l·lb. pkg. 49c ·Many Fin.;r~ys '-etluc.ecl for Pre..Ch11stmas Clearorici'*"~C., , ,_ r I~~, II. ·~.l ~''' ~ ~ , • . . ~~ MOJ)RE' i A&P Super Market .: .. .. , ...... . . ,~~·., -~ ' • • • · .,. · ~r ,. . • .,,, . • •, ' T01tgbt N6rth ~ola Sl 73 Huron 38 Texas Ci1rlsUan at Ohio State General Beadl• 18 Y.anktot> • . BEST 22 37 1ZI UB ~~~~ ;:;,.!;'~l~a~r~~! ~~:~~~ 5!:: ~~~: ~ohil:on!~ Def~~:e~4Cl;;a!~~:~·= ~i~~~~1~4 S~~m~~lb~~ 59 only on 12 oi 36 tor 33 per cent. (.rove C1ty <Pa.l 88 For the game, Rio Grande. West Virginia State 67 Soutbwest made 29 ol 75 !rom the floor Ft Havs St 71 Sl'l Oklo. St 66 1 for 38 per cent, and had t7 of College Basketball Results Rice j7 Oamar Tech 8t 2l at the lou! lme for 80 per By United p,.., International Texa. Western 71 Wichita 60 cent. The Redmen collecled 37 Eosl New Mex Sol N. Dakota 64 team rebounds with Bob M•- ~1. John 's INY 168 Kansas 44 bry's 12 high. Don Trainer and Georgetown I DC) 90 Rutgers 87 Tampa Invitation 'foaraament (lot round) Gregory each had five uu 62 Hartw1ck Colt 60 1751 North Caolina 98 Colwnbia 66 Rio Grande - Lusetti NYAC 12• St A ' 103 NEW YORK !UPLJ -The '•to· T · t-4 ' · G ' " nselm s ' ~ · ramer, v. regory, Wa . 80 U sal 7' United Press Jnternational rna. 6-fi·l8: Bass, 5 ll 10; Mnbry, 3gner P a .. , 1 'fh , L . Cheyney St 81 Trenton Sl bl _ .10 r coileg e basketball ra•·n 1 gs 0-6, ornLon, ,. 1· ~ '. uras. 0-:J... uft Blake, 174, . ~41. Tea~ Htgn "'"ith firsl place votes lind won- 1·2; Collins, 2-1-5; Hamilton, 3- Duqur. r;oe 79 San Fran ~t _72 Game and Sen" - Pmnctt•s lost ~ rd o! a d Do 1. Sl Bonavntre 80 UC S H1 bar 71 _ ._ td . __ . 6ft?, 1086 _ rL.. e s g mes p1_a\'P 0 6. 8 a or 1, 0 2 2. an om, Midwest through Saturday, IJec. 17, m 0-1-1. Totals, 29-17-75.fnd'1an~ Cen 1 ~ W h 101 I c· . t' I'" (lJ' I abas ul ed L parentheses: I Troy State (91 ) HoUey, 7d0 6' E I Wd 1 POMEROY LANilS Women·• Early Bird League December 7, 111111 Polots Slow Four 69 Pinnettes 68 Krazy Four 62 Bowlette• 59 Odd B II 56 as Pin Splitters 2" . ~ ll1gh Game and Serle! Syl,· . 87-77. Sharon Gregory, IH senic1r for· ward, racked up t8 point• against Troy State. Dick LuSPtli and Tony Bass were nexl in scoring with 10 points each. Troy Slate had five men in - ------- 1 StandingS dl ar Y e · ·"• e3gue Dmmher 7, 1968 Foursome B-F's Won Lost Team Points 3-17; Andrews, 2-5-9: Thorpe 7- ' mcmml ' m _., r ora . ." ~ 18 1 6- 20 . C . h el 7_5_1-. Mis (Milw BrJ M flhn01s St 86 1 UCLA 1331 13 _01 · .. . 2. Na.lh Carolma 15-01 3. LouiSVIlle (II (6-01 4. Te<. Western (IJ 16-11 5. Michigan St. 4-0 6. New Mexico <5-tl 7· c·mcinnatl. 15-01 ', • ' <' r~tc a · il . Ens_ Illinois 37 ., -c.: · Wisconsin 74 t5 2::9Jien. 6-1-t}. Loweiy, 1-2-4 . lnbn- S Ill. 80 Augustana tSDI 64 2' 14 acco, 4-5-13. Totals, 34-23-91. OhiO \\ syn 78 Wyne IMich 81 64 16 2131 M . 77 v·u M d 1 a ' a onna_76 _ Four Sportsmen ~ 2!. 187, FREE RACING anan " 2 Spoilers IGI ' Four Aces 14 21 TONIGHT'S GAMES 1 High Game and Series - LiaIOZ LAUREL, Md. IUPII - Wellston al Nelsonville . 8. Houston 18--1) 67 Laurel Race Course Will cele- . da Wmebrenner, l7t, 15118; Char- , Kanoas (6-l 1 . Middleport at Logan (5 p.m.) 57 ' bra te 1.1s 55th anmversary I S . · ... THURSDAY'S GAMES es m•th, 223,. 580. Team High JO.Boston College 16-0) 34 Thursday, Dec. 22 with a . . Game and Senes- Foursome ; Seco•d 10 _ 11 _ Vanderbilt 3! : spedacular flower display and Galhpohs at. Pkomeroy 687. 2m. · 12 _ Bngham Young 25 • 13 _ifrce admiSSIOn to mryone for Atlrens al Jac .son Illinois 23 : 14. St. John's 21: If,. the day's racing program. FRIDAYS GAMES Late Wed. Ml10d League Tennessee t7: 16 _ Florida IH: 27 The course, wh,ch has won Jackson at Galhpohs Dceernber 1, 111111 West Virginia 15 ; 18. Bradley national awards for iiS floral Wellston at Logan Polnts 112 19 rtie l. Colorado and displays. will be dressed up , - --- - - Marklanders 52 Western Kentucky. with thousands of poinsetias and CARR HONORED , Deems Team <16 - azaleas and a 3o.foot lighted NEW YORK IUPJ, -Henry 4 No Trump « 161 ; Richard Russell, 2111 ; High Christmas tree, for Laurel's Carr of the New York Giants · 30 l9 1 Patsies 44 Series - Donna Grate, BiD Nelson 553. Team • When money is the queJiicm1 CitT Loan is the answer. Just e&ll my Cllle of your close personal money friends here for any 491 ; I first racing program during the has won the Mennen Fastback Hifh ' holiday season. ot the Year Award. Carr took amount, coufideotiallJ. .. j ~~.:~=::~the=-l~eagu:•~-~(O~n~ly~ga~m;e~s~""~h:ed~u~le!d)~=. ~ '' 1 172; H;•h Wo4n .. Series - ~m "' 1iynl Monkey Runners Barhner 464; Team High Gal'le l t'earsome Foursom• 9 and Series - G&G Cafe, 590, Strike• Impossible 1 I 1720. The Bombers R'k Team No. 4 5\1 SENTINEL BOWUNG . eld Team No. 8 I 5 POMEROY LANES High Gam• and Series - B-:1111 December !, IM Vaugltan, 147, 272. Team Game and Series _ 1 Jantor Mixed League 1 SP:ECI4L' 1:9 63 OLDS F:as Cutlass Cohvertible . Woa 594, 1173. Team 4 16 8 Ia•=======""""'"'-' Team 1 14 10 Team 8 13 11 Team 2 12 12 Team 5 9 15 1'C41U • • If> High Game and Series -Debhie Crow, 178, 415; Steve Van Meter 172, 46'1. Team High Game and Series - Tean1 5, 895, 2:Ki5. 2 • H Q UR 10 LB. TURKEY DRY CLEANING -SERVICE(Upon Your Roquasll Now thru Dec 14 Cleaners Pom1roy .."'lii~~~~~= Given at Middleport A&P Store '. ' With The Purch1.. Of .... .J 2 NEW TIRES -OR- Benet Leape December 1. 1115 2 RETREADS Any $50. Purchase ' IDotor, auto. ln!ll., radio, white sidewall tires, ~~-~ wheel dllcs. outside mlrr~~ light blue finish, blue all \'inyl Interior, rone o'll>n~. 27,000 none sharper anywhere. -OR- j lI At The I '' POMEROY HOME & AUTO · . I 1 Pomef.y '· R• ~ {£ I Col1e~eBasketLaiJ;R1isolts IP '. u u ers By':~::=·r::~nal (l ~~;j~~~·i~~.~ .. t · f SlX h D . e eat ~ia~~:n~a~e~•yton ~:~ ~~~~~~~~"'~!~~· .,.._.,... . . 600 E11t M1in Street ..POMEROY, OHIO . . eA ~R~I! Si~'f~ION OF ADMIRAL ~QI.Ql~. ' NO 'DOWN PAYMENT, MONTHS TO PAY . • ' ... . •.• ~lri'St. • ·, Opej\1\letdn~• . ~ ' Shop·.M~ote's "dnd : • , ,. I k .Captain Action l?s. N9~ ~"·;31~ _ .' I 22 Y Johnny Express Accessoriet All Reduced! Topp~r's imous TigerT~IIk SHELL ~ ,. Johnny Exaress ~:i~'~ Corredion! • ~ITYLOAN - ' t:r4 .~ I 1 at Reduced Pric•l was AN EXCITING CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOW. , • .. 16-in. model MOTORIZED MUSTANG only S5.95 "w • • Hardly Abies 24 where the~ II meet tHe, ·ll•gii· Southern Local of Metgs Zeros 4 Game and Series - Blaettnar the honors for the longes• SPECIAL· lONGER HOURS landars of Coaeh Lloyd -Myers Rutland has not fared as High Game - Betty Deem Auto 674 _ 1856 _ individual scoring effort of lhe who are now. W. The Eastern against 'INAC oppooents. 157, Walter Stewarl, 216: High ' \SERVE NIJTICE Nallonal Football League sea· TILL XMAS Eagles of ~ county defeat- Red Devils downed North Ga~ Series - Neacil Carsey 485, 'frl County League LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The son, a 101-yard runhack of an eo Southwestern 63-49 and down- lia 53-47 while losing to East. .Walter Stewart 580; High .ream December !, 1 ~ AFL _C!O Building Semce mtercepted pass agamsl the Los 125 E. Main St. Phone 992-2171 ed SOO~ Local _S!I-49. ern 42-38, ·to Hannan Trace and Series - Deem 's Points , Union filed !he required notice Angeles Rams. Southem s lone wm •carne ov- 48, and to Southwestern 58-S2. 1835, Foreman • Abbott 81 Monday of cancellalion of 11$ 1 _The Fastback of l~e Week er· Coach Paul• Dlllon s Hannan . • ,,. Holsum No. 1 74 contracts witil Sanla Anita and . wmner was Ch1cago s Gale Trace Wildcats 62-56, a team Women's Thursday ~Hgue Crow'< Sleak Hous• 66 Bay Meadows Race Tracks at I Snyers who captu:ed tile weekly !hat ~estern beat 73-56 . NjiA Standlnga J!ecember , 1~8~ ,, Craig'< Market ~~ 12 ,01 a.m., Dec. 25 _ Iaward for the lh1rd time _when , last Frllay rught Another com·! By tailed Press International ~ "W.on1,J,ost Holsum No 2 The live-day notice is necessahe scored on a 90-yard k1ckorfl 48 mon opponent, Kyger Creek de- ; Eastern Division 1 lip' Bottling Co. 21 • I> G&J Aulo Parts 38 ry under the terms of tbe return agamst Minnesota Sun-' fellted Southern ~ 68-52 I Simon's Market 2! 18 j High Game ond Series - !lob present contract to allow the day. & SAVINGS CO. while downing Southwestern on- ' Pbllad•lph' W. L. Pct. N.Y. Clothing House .20 19 ' Woods 234 606 · Team High p_arimutuel clerks, s ecurit• ' 'Is"'" : . Ia 293 RtldDtSto ' ' · . . . ' I Headgearandcapes worn t ·byth 7 u ree pom • ..,..,., J Boston . an ep · re 18 2t . Game and Series (tow 's guards, bUJidmg mamtenaoce :...~::::::::::::::~~=~!I Coach Dan Wright's high fly- New York 15 16 Flesher's Texaco Sta. 16 2:1' ~teak House, 912-2665. employes and track workers to '~~~=-~-~~:.=~:.. by ca.dmals are scarlet. lag Eastern Easles move Into; Cinclnn'l!.i. 15 24 strike on Christmas Day, If a . 12 t7 North Gallla on Thursday night! Baltimore.:. 8 25 High Garn_e - Jean Warner Bantam Girls League new work agreement is not lor a go at Coach Mike Morri-: W 1 0 .. _ 12; H1gh Ser1es- Donna Gratt , December !, IKi reached. soo's Jltl'ates. Eastern Is · 5-2 i es ern IVISIOD 49(); Team High Game and SerWon Lost - -- - wblle NortlloGallia ·lsl-3 forthe : san Frliisco ;· Pct. ies - New York Clothing ' Dragons JO'.> 3"' 1NEW CHAMP I 1107 2284 10 I season. I Detroit .~ 13 18 House, ' ' Apple Kings PARIS (UP! I - Bernard TheThe Eas~Nortb Gallla St. Loul!l"-Gutler Dusters 9 5 . France's light I 12 :17 game \ll ·llle_only SVAC game Los Ang "• 12 18 Women's Friday Night League Pantherelles 7 eJO_ 411<! Deeember 1 1~ championship Monon tapn4uniU • -Won Four Musketeers \'f.. N slier the Christ- Chicago", 13 !2 ·.371 witil a four-round mas a ew Year'~ holidays. Monday's Results Bahr's Clothiers High Game and Series . TJ\0 over defending champ North a-.Dia, ~owevao, wUI.par- Chicag~ Sl. Louis '11 3<1 12 da Taylor, 124._233; Team h•gb Paul Roux. Both fighters . tlclpate In th H lid m lola's Beauty Salon 2; i7 d e o ay •OUrna- IOnly e scheduled! Forest Roo Block 21 game an senes - 0 ragons, weighed 177"' pounds for lhe ment at Athens. Tuesday's Garnes Team 1 ~ ~~~ 601 • 1192· scheduled 15-round Iitie bout. 181 A win ttt· Eastem would Boston vs. Detroit -- - - the Eagles -Into a first place at Mlnneapoli; Beverly's B'ty Shop t6 27 Bantam Boys ·League QUICK SERVICE FOR 26 '-1 In the · SVAC witb II'.. G&G December 7, 1111141 THE HOLIDAYS! •..,.ser Los Angelos at San Fran HighCafe Game _ Ruthla\1 y., u~'" Many Nationally Famous TV .• ~ aiita- Quieter because it's stronger•.• stronger because it's better built I Coach Craynor Slone.'"" ~~ a 50-49 to Fairland ol l.f reco~ to Soutliw,~stern county and winning 68-52 ....... Hyou're about to buy a (~J~NSOI\I~Il ora t~I~NS()l\J~Jl and can't get these options •..look at Ford before you leap! \ I OPEN EVERY EVENIN.G "f o Donnie 1\fej.on, 11-1 senior and Mark Tannehill, 11-1 junior, at forwards •114 senior Bill Davis at centerr 6-9 senior George Sauer and 6-0 senior Asa Bradbury at guards. Reserv~'ilJame slarts at 5 p. m. The valslty game before 6 p.m. .-!:.· I z_: • , . . By DICK THOMAS F0\11' -~Uiltern Valley Athletic Conference teams are in actlon tllis 'week but there is only one SVAC league game on tap among the four games . schedule before Christmas. ' • . , ~ Wednesday . rights action . 'th l . ' d If N h G I sends Kycer ~to Chauncey- WI a 3- re<or · ort aIJover and Soull!ern Local ofllia wins, tbe Pirates cou!d Meigs counl)l at Racine travels move into. second pla~e ahead to Southwesb!rn, Kyger Creek of Eastern. Is 4-2 in '1fl games. AtCbauncey, Coach Johnny Wickline's KC WIIHry to stop 'Rog'er'llehl· ger Creek Bobcats will play ley who ls "av..,.aging 01'$' 40 host to the Rutland Red i points ·a g•me. · · ,,. _._ Friday night at Kyger Creek. · · -;q "' Against non-league opponents The Southern Tornol : 01 Kyger Crl!l)k has split ' o\... I •· · I • o • •• .r Stock Market o SVA.CPlay.Light Daring Holidays I .'' 0 i::J sltlon In the league as fresh· man, and asaln as sophomores In the Reserve team rae~. H)J bench, of juniors, has four 6-3. boys and one 6-2 boy. Top scorers SG far have been Gre1 Poston, the tiny-mite of the club at 11-1, a junior guard. Other starters have been John - - - - ---- ·- u THE DAily SENTINEl • !~~~at~~:~ :~:y ~I:::~: :~.;~~~o~~:lyr:~o~: :1 I • with the cbll~;dre~~hln~:llm~a:n;uscr"""lpt."-::-;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 Preachers Dine At Southerni • " ( ' 4 Hiram at Youngstown SW Missouri 11.'1 Jackson si 'Ill The Rio Grande College Redmen are due home to· Quaker City TOlll'llalllellt St Bene. B2 Wrn Jewell 57 morrow· from a two-game southern road trip that didn't Steubenville vs. C¥111 Sl. tPa J GustaVlll! Ado! 71 Au~Sbur( ~ help their won-lost record. Last night, Troy Stale trnun- Blufllon vs. W. Liberty IW.Va.J M I n n (0 I I hi - . . .._ .~ I l.kl1 ced the Redmen 91-75 at Troy, Ala. _Rubber City Clanlr 83 Supror IWioi.St 73 The Redmen wb.o now b.ave a 5-6 record will host I Washmgton U. vs. Bucknell Bethel 80 Man1toba 55 1 the Second Annual Pl. Pleasant Rotary Tournament Dec. Akro.n vs: Hofstra Homllne 82 Northland 70 The Midclleport Yellow Jack· Stone, 6-3·1orward Bill West. you mean South 11 28.29 at Pl. Pleasant. The loss to Troy State was their Cmcmna\1 66 Colroado 64 ets, already har.lrii· equalled fall, 6-3 ..,.rward Chuck Kem. with two ••ads'? 'I'bere're fifth. ln a row. Wllten~g 67 Baldw!n-Wal. 66 S Caro. 1112 Elon 78 last season's produetlon of P.r. 6-5 center, and Mike Well· oaly bole• for one!" The opeing round of the . Pt. I --- - - ------,Marshii!l 15 Steubenville 81 Winston Salem 113 Morgn Sl '11 SEOAL victories [3), go after land, 6-3J•g. Last year Logan Pleasant 1\ota, Tourney . will double figures: Thorpe wllh :!<1, Oh1o Wesleyan 78 . \1cNeese St 'coli 74 ~ustin 64 No. t tbls evening at 6 p.m. in was 9-llw pit west Vlrgiriia State a&ainst Holley 17, !nbciarco and Enslen . Wayne IMICh.) 64 , Ballirnore 61 S Harnptor. iill Logar. Logan has defeated Pomeroy Cedarville • Ohio College . and eacn 13, and Carmichael Ia. ,.Ohio Umversily 84 N fll'oo! · Fl Sth 80 T a. rn enn. wes1yn 78 Lo gan, :t-2, a team of sky- and Nelsonville, and lost lo Ath1 8 ' Miss. 71 Louisiana Sl 64 Rio Grande takes on Concord, The Redmen were do"" 42· scrapers working on a string ens and , Jackson. I W. Va. College. Last Friday 41 at the half but fell under a Sprtng Harbor _Tournament Georgia Tech 93 Brown 15 of two straight wins, Is coach- ' Jacket&:;nCoach Carl Wolfe night. Oglethorpe College, at ;emnd halt barrage as :he m•n St. Thomas Aqumas A63h Vanderbilt 71 Florida 69 ed by Bob Combs. His mostly said Monday evening afler a Atlanta, Ga., defeated Con· of Troy hit of 39 from the ' land Northweslern Tulane I Loo- • · 0 · y·.. hen.,; Ru·tJan·d m Fa}COD Nest. F. M b or ate :en•: a:: t I I ' 1J J:'!ir! o Jackets to ',Meet Sk s-eraper""'_.,.·:. ID , . t 6 · n a p LOga 0 POLLUTION • . .. ~"""'"""'=•"'%~":' .... 0 CI r .•' . •. • "ID !Ill eourre of lllll'll1il i tveD!s the deed of trust was I Tlie &Ovtmm.ODt asserted Ill executed by Mr. and Mu. Lee · . the Slllt_~t tbe "4ee;d of con- to secure their endorsement ~ NEW YORX (UPI) -Hopes of historical accuracy and ol remaining Ignorant o1 )t, the _ details which bear ~ftYIII<:t of !be IAea real es- the banllby. th .Tbe~ of iJWI ·~.. for an 01¢-ol.court ,~t!emtDI lh• putiUc's ri&bt· to know th•_ C~orrent rontroversy ulliht . be conceivable relation· to tu~. 1 uv "" ....,., • ,... n· tale In Mason Counly wai vol· taken upon llle ..,. between the Kennedy family true Iaiita Qf· jbe 11\'etome set~ '::. n coritlniJeil resort at aUCilon Monday, the l!ini• lndu.oliies Development untary lllld wllllout any COD• vice of counsel. •.re ~aa some and "The Death of a President" trageCJY." -- . - "Uniortunately, the members The spokesma remai'kt ~ 1roder__•IS:&~Irmenlct . ~-~~ .~ Corp., !he las and~~'!.~-811~ slderallon of 11111 kind. ·It also consideration ol_value. .publlsllers appeared to be ~let f'llllUJ Ql the ~edy were parallell?' .. ~~~u nellhet 1 11 '"" """"' ,_. contended !hat it Willi made, ••· Mr. Beter said moot of the dashed forever today lost In the Canfield suggested that If unwlii!Jig to read manu canfield. - gh K< .. d ' "eking to set aside·a trust deed j ecuted and detlvered by Rolfe proceeds of the sale Monday !crosSfire of ansry ~barges of Mrs. Kennedy or Sen. Robert F. script themselves a . Sen. Kennedy nor M~anc~:'tef lr '' " fer 91: other ·real eatate l Lee and VIOlet Lee lor the _pur· less the costs and tues would decel~ Ignorance and avarice. Kennedy, D-N.Y., would read thO)' designated representatives ho read . 111~ entire _ "'"neotJII with resort flnanc- i pose of effeettns a "preferen- be turned over to the Hunttns· Unless tbe UIIUpected occurs MlllCbelllr's account lilstead 01 to do tbls lor \hem., he saki ma1111Scr1pt 1n 11J1 . IJI ~rr. r dal transfer" 1n behalf of the ton Trlllll & ~vlnp Bank to , soon, 11 seemed likely !hat one ' ' ·, . . , "Had tbey read 11 lbems-ve~; authoriZed representat1vn~he~; 1 CONTINUED From P11e 1 . t, federal SBA "'"'""t th0 'public. Huntington Truat II Savings pay off the banks $412,607 mort· week from today the COlli'! the preaent situation m,lihl have •nt done so -botb Ma lh . '. · . """"'' 1 "The proposedCoolpaet,'' said Bent with Intent to binder the gage on tbe property. proceeding Mrs. John P'. OOLVMBUS (l.iPI) ..: ·Mlis been avoided." and tile publisher's knew at re.'ort aear_Poinl. Plea~ _ 1 Chairman Tucl<er, "does not 10vernment In the collection 11 From this amount, the bank IKennedy describes as "horri- Am-~--a T..•·Aier, a.... '"" Mrs. Ke~nedy was well ~~a'tore $!lS,OOO .as the hlahest 'ill three Umlt or otherwise .Uect the md b edn ill be required to $217 _,,.... -~ ...,...,. In response to ot the jlersonal passag~ bidders. An SBA "'""'"' said powers of either s•·te· or their e t es•. . w pay a ,•. hie" will take place to resolve ca Alkire, II ClrclevWe 11!11 'ected' ' lndt!ed . 4-unl, tel ~ .. Th• government apeciflcally 000 contractor's Den beld by H. Ill¥ dispute author WilHam ,.;a... 1 statement, a spokesman· for which abe obJ · • 4 111" 1 ' mo ,_C'.i-:,;::~urant, subdivisions to enaCt and en- asks t!lat: B. Agsteo • Sona Inc., of :Manchesler calls "cruel and "";{., ~.;;>::";;'' Kennedrf snapped liidt; Kennedy spoke direct!~ to clubhQUSe,. IUl(l l6\'Uillllllll! pool force tbelr OWII air polluUon - The conveyance of the d.. Charleston. The AgsleD finn ' unju!l." wllll ber title P lrl~ amount of rhetorfl!' ' · Manchester on at least.one wtlllld ·~ re~~old. .,, , control laws or ordinances." fend ant trustees securing !he de- built the resort fur West Vir- Tbe widow bas patltlonsd the aadew N J t ~= 'historical accuricy•l1. or autlbtlns her objeoMonday af~ As..lstant iinancln& of the Commission's lendaflt bank be set aside as &lnla Industries Development court for an Injunction to block 8 . .1; ID• 1 ··'Man U 1 'publlc'a right to knOw' those parts of ·the L. S. Attorney~ D. Beter activities woold be shared by "void." Corp., whicb plano':" and op- publication of Manchester's eplolde to be allot ,:;,, ·alternate the oature!l>of which Jhe !elf" filed %wt 1m bdiall ol the JOY• the federal and two state gov- - That the defendants be en era!ed It for about e1ght months 300 ooo-word book and Ita IJ Ia BoUYwoocL contromay - whlliher Invaded her prlo ernment to set aside a ConveY- emments. The Clean Afr Act joined and restrained from con- before It was closed by bur- serlalizallon. Harper & Row ts lllanchesler and the and of her children. once by -trust ~ of all _ !be provides for grants of up to veying the properly encumber- geonlnl debts last February. scheduled to publish tbe book In bloke the written "And, althoilgll"'lf agreed Ill' real es~te _ _ ~ llfl llf'ison _county iJe. tbree-lourtbs of tbe total oper. ed by ~· deed of trust which Is April and the start ot a four0 lrom which breaeh delete them from ·the pu~llshed' longmg . ~ -~ Lee and •liis atlng budgets of such corn- the JUb]ect of tbe proceedinsa. e part ileriaUzation In proflta WID appare~. version, nellllet he nor .Halper w1te, V10l,t. ~- t.tr. ~;eo w.as missions, while the nlmalnlng Mr. Powers made Ibis stat.. . B"Ze~S Magazine 1s due on ·the _ Quottola Dll'riY!Itf a. Row, nor LoolE Masaz!ne, ho president .bf.:West Virginta In- one-fourth would be shared men! when Informed of the 1 , newsstands Jan. 10. '"'be q"eaUon ls i ool dooe,IO, nor bave•lhe; ~ven, Ia dustries J}!!titlopment Corp., de- equally by Ohio and West Vir- government:s_~ult: .. The latest round In the painful book'S. 'riCh! to llve';c~no iJ1e -period of _tbls dlipUIAI, veloper anit former owner of the l!inia. CONTINUED From Page 1 dispule came Monday nlgbt bas aenJed tbat pennttted !ln. Keanedy or lier resort . 'rhe Commission would be DAUGHTER BORN a peal to the Viet Cong to witb .the an•ouncement by CaSJ question Is tbe rilhlc~l Mn. representaUvet aceess ·to tbt Named as 'defendants In the empowered to establish stand- ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl 0. Thoma, r.:how the Cllristmas message Canfield, chairman of Harper " and her ... SUit·_were Mr. and Mrs. I.e<:, ! IU'lls consistent with standards Wolfe Drive, Pomeroy, are _ "one of paace." "Ji:ven while Row's execuHve comml!tee, mlr:um Wi lham G. .i'QWJ:n !llill. Seidel\ 1that -may 'be adopted by state announcing the birth of a 7 1 , n htln& the that the firm will bring out the MASON - Tonl&hl at I, the dlgr. ty, f' 1a . S. McNee( Jr., as trustees, and i air pollution control agencies. lb., 13 oz., daughter, Suzan forg them," U:::• N~~th ~~~ , book as planned ''in the Interest Waharna White Falcons go to ~:.o!t ~U:.te de\11 of !heir , O the lluntmgton Trust & Sav- i When the Commission finds Annette, Dec. II, at Holzer Hos- Iollna evanselisl said. • the pole for tbe final time prior - . of . tiOI'I'IIw .• mgs Bank. . int.rstate air pollution, 11 would pital. Grandparents are Mr.' to the break for Christmas va' .. Mr. Powers, who now IS pres- investlsate the problem and and Mrs. Harold Burnside and IMore Ub k cation when tbey play bqst to ~dent of the bank, and Mr. Me-_ prepare a report_ But before the Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Pomeroy ! a ac 8 • tbe vlslt!DS. Rutland Red Dev•. Z ' 'eer, a Hllllttngton attorney, ~rt beco fl I Route 2 and Mrs Florence I PONTIAC, MICH. THE Us In • twm biD of resular ' / ;: ... 1, .. were Usted In the suit as truSo operators o7e:fle~:i~:-;:::l;:: Burnsid~, Pomeroy·, a great aut? industry, engroS!Ied In pre• MOVC play. · 1 tees !lllder a deed of trusl dat- . .. . • d th 'Ill Th panng objections to some gov• ed May 13, 1966, which alleged- lions _would be notified and g•v- 1gran mo er. e omases ernment·required safety. stand- Funeral services were held The old rivalry which will . ly coiJveyed all of the rear,"" • ·reasonable opporlumty to , have a son, Kelly, as• 4. I ards for 1008 model vehicles, . Sunday at tile Rawlinss-Coats be ending tbls year aa Rutland The Melga County MlnlslerpropeJ/Y belonging to Mr. Lee .l'flrrect the conditiOn. . Monday called back 16,000 cars Funeral Home for Mrs. Edna conaolldates With the other lal Asan. held Its !l"nual and hM wife in Mason Coanty If, after a reasonable lime, ORDER ISSUED [to check for a possible safety CrBJg. Melga schools Is always a dandinner meeting Saturday, C to the trustees. the owner or operator of the Divorce Investigator Allen C. defect. Officiating was Rev. Donald dy to see. 17, at the''Soulhern Joo That deed of trust, was, ail- pollution source or the slate or i Hill has been ordered by Meigs General Motors Corp. Issued Hicks. Burial was In Riverview Wllh Sebool caleleria Z cording to the pleadings of the local agenc1es have not taken County Common Pleas Judge : the callback for 16,245 1967 cemetery. Pallbearers were Last year the Ohioans lllllell· wltb an attendance of.Z7..1nclud· • suit. to secure a $400.1100 note sulfibllclent thaction to eliminate the John C. Bacon to conduct an i model Pontiacs to check them James Bobbitt, Boyd Dlxoa, tbede aFaplalrconsol Ovcloseer twihernse last fam!Ues of some .,olr t h e .I of We$t Virginia Industries De· pro em, e Commission would investigation In an action In· . for a production defect which Woodrow Brown, Don Rowan, · . • Velopment Corp., to Huntinston bold a hearing lor the offender volving David W. Davidson and ' could cause steering column L. D. Hartinger, and · Elddle year It was 7Ut, and In The meetlag wu i/ilened bJ Joo before issuing a final order to Berna K. Davidson. One minor to snap. Blake. Out of town relatlvea return contest It was 74-&'1, both tbe slnglag of I Chrlsllltas car- . TIS"S".,. correct the problem. j child is involwd. attending were Harry Crals, In favor ol the Devl)s. ol and prayer by Dr. Lesllr 0 VI Should the orrender then raii J - - --- - LETCONTRACF Jr., Japan; Mrs. Alice Duff, 6-2 senior Roger Davis spear· L. Roush. A quartet ·of Rev. OJiiP:UlA'nVI Gift DEY!Yl'ED ro INTERE'lt 1Ji to comply with the order and . Ferro-Alloys· Johns-Manville Fl- The Texaco 011 Co1t.1any was 1Mrs. Justine Ruby and son, hea~s the Rutland olfense and Mrs. Paul Sellers ahd dau· .u;;IllS • ·MA!iON AKEA timetable for correction of the ber Glass, American Viscose awarded a contract to supp;y 1Wayne, Rochester, Pa.; Dr. rece1ves able help from 5-10 Shters Margaret and Rosemary air pollution problem, tbe Com- Division of FMC. regular sasoline and diesel Jand Mrs. H. A. Brown, Roches- Harry Yarbrough, 5-11 Joe sans, "Beautiful Star :'of ~lloeiiii'G .. 0... ,.,...."., mission would be empowered to Owens-Illinois, Holland • fuel to the county highway de- tier, Minoesola; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, and 6-1 Duane Knorr, lehem." C!tMtter T1nMhlll, 1•11.,. hDUibea nerJ aft.ei"''Mtttn ••Hfl take aciion In the appropriate SUCO Color, American Cyana. partment garage at a meeting ·JameJ Bobbitt, Huntington, W. plus others. Games were enjoyeil, led 81turdu and Sundl} hJ T1:11 ObJo Valley f"ubtbrunJ Companr. llt• M• state or federal court. mid, Titanium Metals, Barium of the county commissioners ~a.; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dixon, Meantime, the Falcons conRev. James ~b a nlco St.. Pomeroy, Ohta , U161t. du• .,. ., ,~ Office Phone W~ 1·,151. !ltitol' Member finns of the Ohio • and Chemicals, Inc., Huntington Monday. Attending were Ken. ~ Neville liland, Pa.; Mr. 1 n d tinue to shill around to find a ment chairman . b ~tl()ne W\' Wl!l'l of neth McElhinny, president[ Mrs. Woodrow Brown, Neville winning combination. Sopho- were .~hown,, ''The itnter.ed u tec:ond e1.,. CDilUDI: West'\)'gJilia11Kii1~1ry Commit- Alloy Products Division Dl aner •' tb• PM! nff1Cit •t P..mamr. tee on Air Pollution Abatement !NCO, Mobay Chemical, Mar- Robert Clark, and Charlea R. ' bland, Mr. aad Mrs. Don Row· more Tony Flelda appears to Angel, and 'The , () l• oo l' ht19flll ldYertiiiDI npretenlaUY.. which :;,;: sponsoring the Com- bon Chemical, Chemical Dlvi- Karr, Sr. an, Midvale, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. have eameda startins berth as Star." Dinner wes Bo!ttnWJ.I ltlmball. llle.. St3 lAit1Df' , sion of Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Richard Holleron, ,Belpre; Mr. hu Dale Rollins and Larry Fry. ' aerved·bJ· Mrs. lo" N1.,. V"nrtl Cit)" . New pact Include : 'Vor• ' _ Ohio Power Co., W eirton Continental Can, Ohio Edison, WAREHOUSE GUITED !l!ld Mrs. Q. D. Oren, Mrs. Hel· Ray Sisl<:ls quickly· · Mrs. Circle. S uhtt:n~t!Ol. riltn. OeU•ered OJ earner 1whl!re ualllbJI 3.' eeal) '*' Steel, Union Carbide, Allied duPont, Ohlo Valley Electric COLUMBUS (UP!)- A three- en Coals Hayes, Racine; Mrs. one of the solidest Jl'alr<iJI',• . . iiiiiiiiiiii w~ll: = 1WI~ ~u• '" •d•.nea Itt the [l i lt' Srolllinel oHice, Sli.JO! 11 • Chemirel. Wh••"nc Sl•'l. ~no- J Corp .. Blaw-Knox, Appalachian alarm f•re early today gutted Addie Petrel, Racine, and Mrs. the other spot will be fltti!d mont.ftlo 19 10; l'!lrer illootlle I3JIO. FIIJ pers, Triangle Conduit & Csble Power, B. F. Goodrich, Bloch the Schootensteln Depart- Rulb Tucker,· Racine, foul prone, B~J..Mar.~all or~· Motor • KoUfl where eMI11r ll!ntctl no• '' lllll"lllo Obi month, tl.ao BJ Shell Chemical. Ormet Corp., Brothers Tobacco, Goodyear ment Slore warehouse on the ver Glblii. , · m111. Qne veu tlO .OO: St~ moothl, u·., 85 2.~ : 1'llree monuu. ~ . oo loJ\IO,CriP. Signode Corp., Monongahela Po- Chemical and Stauffer Cheml- city's south side. There were no ceca 7 EEOC 6 Jt The twd~~ lubs ba'Ve Met one t ln n 1111~:~~ bleladu IWidar 'l"1IDI-. 1 ...IID4 wer, Vanadium Corp., Ohio caL Injuries reported. commi.d '!!ie In tl)e ~!:astern ' --------· NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices Eagles In· which ·ttle · mlirgiD _· I opened firm In moderate victory was four polllts .In trading on the New York Stock case for Ea!lmt. 'nie .. other Exchange today. common foe, VInton r.ounty, Shortly afler tbe opening bell. whipped. tbe Falcons by nearly the United Press International forly pomta and dumped Rut. stock market indicator showed land by some twenty·slll polntl. a gain of 0.11 per cent with 849 By these figures, the Devils are Issues crossing the tape. There rated a sUght edge, ~~ In an were 325 advances and 268 s~ries such as IbiS, any declines. thing could happen and usually Electronics were mostly stea· dy. Steels had a steady tone. Reserve game time Is six Motors opened narrowly mired. thirty. Airlines firmed with lltlllle CLOSURE ANNOUNCED escepfions. Aircrafta bad an The Meigs County courtIrregular tone. IBM paced tbe high-flying house will be closed all day ,., electronics, gaining lo/< tG 371%. Saturday Dec. 24, It was an''" . Zenith an4 RCA opened un- nounced today. changed. Admiral gave up \I 33\'c. Motofola tacked on Vt MR. HEINER BE ItER 103. Falrehlld Camera alSG Uwrence Heiner, a patl,ent II ·"I . , .. r tacked on a fraction. at the Arcardla Nursing Home, .• - jl American Motors eased 11. to Is reported lmprov!ag. AnY•~ne l ~ ~ 8~.- Chrysier I'OIIe !he same wlshln( to mail cards . to him amount to 3211. Ford hold may do so In care ol Arcadia ateady 11 39%; Betblehem Nursing Home. 'Armco advanced slightly In ---steels. U.S. Steel beld stesdy. LOCAL TEMPS Eulern Airlines advanced % Temperature In Pomeroy's j w.84. Unjled tacked on y, buslnea.o district at 11:40 a.m. tr ,.., Wlllt au - ,,._ 61,.< , T\1' A, ,picked up to JS%. '!l'I,BI!WaS 311 degrees under OV· Tile ......... ~ boot bolll ., 1 ....., In ljbe''....-, you'vt 11<11 10 waat 1 ' Flo lllotQr}' oll'er you a variety Northwest eased to 12111. skies. 1i'-" Piri. v.... Font l>aler c:u of exclusive featu~ co make your . Douglas up \I at 46\t In the BRmB_H_R_VLED __ !~he :roo tilt story. IIIII driviJI1 easier and more enjoyable. alrttafts; . _ . . nA>RIDA "",r'• an Ideo <JI whal Font olren. Uke doon lhat lock automatically Xmi. fOst '\' ro W'f.o. Mobil After the French and IDdl:on +tShlft Lr•U.O..Malk .uw.r . IIQd. Comrort· SUtli.lll Ven~ilalivu advaneed · In the olls b•lt Wnro wm «tUed by t1l& 'free. llfSion really f!ivOI )'1111 tw<l' shii'U that exhaustA atale air witb window• Standa.rd Oil (N.J.) fell back. ty of Paris In 173,8 Florida it} I one. h shlf'ls autQIJll.ti.eall.y or dooecl. Add to Ibis Ford's duraAmariean ., llljtal Climax __ ad- ceded to and ruled by Britain. lef yw shift manuaJ1y . That way Comenlell<o Conlrot "-1 bility and ramoua quiet ride, and )'~ can pick the right gear to suit varicl!d"!'4o/c to lM'c."~• Walt In 1783, It was returned reminds you to fasten seat you've 101 1 lot of JOOd reaaona ~conditions or just ~hift for fun belts, warns you ill doot ia to vilit your Ford Dealer before PI'QlluctiOns held' steady at 77\1. lsjbtard oo,XL and LTD) ajar or fuel illow, 1011 WYIDJ - - . . Lilt Price .,,~~­ ~- RZ:iu:cTED F.\111FIEUHTATI1JN 29.95, NOW AT M~RE'S, ONLY" .,, •-~ IMilndioy temperatures CL 'I f I' low 19. Tuesday read'·· . .. v-AND--<u..-1) - Stale Sen. Frail\! '1. Klag of Toledo " 06 was unillllinously re--elected at l:lll a.m. DeltlocratiAO teacler of the Ohio ___...,.....,.,...,........;;;; Renate Monday_ fur hll llftn term at a ~ here whlch ~ . ltld the l!l'dllndlyork lor olooe " harmony between Renate aM House Q~~,,. ·al)d with tlu state leadvshlp. ...... • ..> {a-:~ Sentiner; Pciliferoy•Mtddleport. o.• nee. 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Stokley's NAPKINS----6 COLA·---- -~"~:~ '~.. . _, Sealtest Fro-Joy CTN. Blll•rd or Pillsbury s BISCUITS-----· . JUICE·. 46oz. Ulll FRUIT COCKTAIL :; "··:~29c DIL MONTI PEARS _ _ _.tLt!tA 3 ":;!~ •1 . 4.!:*1 " 16 #iLMOHTE ~ALMON ... 69c DILMOHTI TUNA 3 .... $1 DELMONTE BLEND JUICE _ _ 3 46tL .... •1 c ORANGES • . doz: SUGAR--- ctn. MARGARINE Gold111 Ripe BANANAS·· -lb. Parka) Brand 1-lb. pkgs. POTATOES --20 "'· 79c 3 dn. $1 TANGERINES RED GRAPES __ 3 ~~o.39c •. ~ ~ : ~ THE SEWING CENTER MIDDLEPORT ~ ::: ._,..• : ·I' Kroft . ' .... .. ·'.. (SET OF 0 COOKIES - - ·~-: 19c MARSHMALLOW~ S.lld Drming MIRACLE WHIP Phllldtlphl• CREAM CHEESE - Velv11t1 • CLOSING ALL TOYS Out At Fantastic Savings ·· ~~- 30 to 50% off AU Wheel Goods Reduced 'f:. qt. 49c CHEESE p::- 29c MINCE PIES - ···39c Kreft Mlrthmallow Cash ............_.._ . ::t;-.;;....";'. t CRfAM - - - qt. 49C" · 'Amlcks Sahio Keith Goble Ford ..;;" Western Auta Store Spencer Market Ingels Furniture Middleport Dept. Store I ·" . ' ' :: ENJOY THE The Daily Sentinel Jtrry's Beauty Shop Valley Lumber eCONTRIBUTORS Finest in Dining Christy Ann Restaurant AT Joe's Ctrry Out Werners Radio and TV A&P Tea Co. MarkV Wallect Jewelry Citlttns Nttional Benk WHITE · 'r~ •· Baker Furniture DudltY Florist Middleport Book Store R. H. Rawlings Sons Ca. The Sewing Center Rollers Bahr Cloth1ers Quality Print Shop The Sho• Bo:w: · Thl! MARTIN RESTAURA NT Dr. Keith Riggs J~eks ON RT. 7 IN MIDDLEPORT Dairy Bar COLORS STRIPES For•m•n .1nd Abbott H 1nd R Flreston• R1ll't Btn· Franklin , i And Sport Shirts Mtrtin Rutaunnt BAHR CLOTHIERS With 1 Purch1u of $10.00 or Mclrt ' Make It AGift of Music Blue Tutan Columbus & Southern Downing lnsunnc• } ; manyoukllow... LaSalle Hotel ti·· Bold new"-.. · Brut.formttn 11ch . ; Bern.1rd Fulb Middl•port Pool Room after ahaY~~o.afler shower. 1 SUGAR _ __ ~ handsome ailver·flasheq ll. boiU&gree(l decan~re MANY OTHER ACCESSORIES WONDERLAND CROSS HARDWARE PHONE 992-3831 of _[ Christmas Decorations POINSETTIA J I ..' DUTIONS "i ('\ "' " MIDDLEPORT ··ol ....-~ SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to .: ~• MIDDLEPOIT, O. .j ''FREE CUSTOMER , PARKING 1111 REAR" } ' ~ DUDLEY'S "Serving Pomeroy, Middleport Mason and Entire Big Send ~rea" I s~ ~ ·; ' ~ J I t 1,,' 1 I " MIDDl[POitT INFANTS ' STRETCH i ' GARMENTS ~~~~E LAST_ BAKER FURNITURE .' MIDDLEPORT ,., 1price THE ·sHOE BOX t\' MIDDLEPORT Membtr Mlddle_.ort Gifi·A·Romo .. -·:"\ ·FREE··PARKING I "' WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL The Perfect Gilt For Family or friend r·• _ .. * STRINGS DUDLEY'S ' ) · ... alter anylhln~. >V Stunningly gift boxeclln ' boxtt .' rl • Amplifiers R•wlings-Coah Funeral Home if!, for the most masculinE' .' ' " GUITARS Ohio Electric Co. MIDDLEPORT 1 .I Tinys Foodlend 1 BROWN or CONFECTIONERS "We Reserve The Rlaht To Limit Quant1U11" 6) ~ ~ Shoppen Bon1n11 PUMPKIN Pl!S .. (Formerly Evens Su_ger Market) . t.lrner Mill and Second Sts. PHONE! 992-34BO :l .'\ Shop In Middleport and_ While Shopping .~;c! Take Time To PLUS UNCLAIMED PRIZES FROM PREVIOUS WEEKS -7 PRIZES WERE DRAWN . LAST WEEK- NOTHING TO BUY - G E'l' YOUR FREE TICKET- ePARTICIPANTS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ',i ,o MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE MERCHANTS and BUSINESSES H&R FIRESTONE 4. _ _ _..;;W;.:,E..;;S;;;.EN;.;;.D...;C;;.;A;;;;RD____ To Be Given Away Dec. 24th Christmas Catalog Shipment Lost li SHIRTS · MORTON'S FROZEN Morton't Frozen ·~ To The Daily Sentinel STORE $300 and $200 king Builders Supply 51b. big 21b.99C box i' I;., Gift Subscription ' jl ARROW ' c l.fb. can s ·4 1 1 . ~- WITH PT. PLEASANT Crou H1rdware YOUR CHOICE t-lb. pkgs. . FREE STEAK KNIVES Traditional Christmas Flower Streitmlftl tr i· Burketts Barber Shop 11,1 4 ALLPURPOSI . ·.. • COFFEE - - - ~!~· Qt. :..I•. ir. • DELMONT! ANY BRAND· ORANGE JUICE 39 PRUNES -..- - - - · · · c DELMONTE GOLDEN I{AISINS _ ::!~29c DELMONTE '\ IIIL $1 DARK RAISiNS _ 4 boxu t.Jio. CRISCO-~-- picture bri1htness . (SUPPLY LIMITED) AT YOUR PARTICIPATING $.59.5~ up. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DEL MONTI APPLE DRINK _ cans • Pateottd Zenith Cclor t WHILE THEY LAST! Shop In Middleport Give her a gift she will reaUy appreciate this Christmas . . _ a new Portable Or cabinet Model Wblle Sewing Machine. ~hl)d~ from our many f.me models priced !rom OILMONT& DIL MONTI PINK "h Gal, Kraft GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS .... - ICE CREAM .. . c R.C. Cllll CATSUP ---~- •1i.33c fQMATO SAUCE - ... 10c ' 'T : sreater depend•bility · • Super Gold Video Guard 1 , _ ___:.._ _ _ ! 46oz. DELMONTE CAN 200ct. box • Zenith Slmshine• Colcr ·' Picture Tube for gr..ter ; MIDDLEPORT GREEN BEANS 303 COMO DelMonte ORANGE • Handcrafted Chassis100% Handwired for INGELS FURNITURE DEL MONTI FRENCH STYLI PUMP:<IN RORIDA - ;.~ . JUICE_ l !1 Demodut.tor Cin:u1try fot · with •xduslve gold cont~cts t:olol' TV's tln ..t hun Joo... THf UTR4 CAR( of oHitd cralbmtnohlp 01okQ .r tile Quollty Diflw-olo ZENITH C:OUIR TV "' '" 4, DelMonte GRAPEFRUIT ~.,g_ 82-Chlnnel Tunin£ System ~ •• TURKEYS • FRESH MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI .~ r..... ,' 499.95 0 " 303 .. Walnul v.neer• •nd e MULTI VISION PHOTO .ALBUMS e OUR POPULAR .I ·..·. MIMt Nut wood IOiklt. DelMonte Whole Kernel or Cree!4,Style .' ll 1 -_', •-•now - e NEW STOCK OF DEL MONTE SALEI T... 81HSOH ·· •·. FREE PARKING • �_ •• .. . ..... . .. - ··o;· · · , ..•• . • . . . J y ·•' ·.: · · · .·· ·· ! ' ' -! ! ' i~ '·· .. ' •.' . •' ~- J ,. ' • • • • '-.--· . '"~~i,, , . "' .. •.. _,. ,.. ·' ·w·t- ' f_--,.-- ' ..., ,, ~'I • ' • L' ,·. ~- - OLO.. Choole.AmeriiiJ.'•No.t ColorTV l'l .AUNEWIIII . . .. • . ... ' ' • I eO~EIDA STAINlESS FLATWARE _ $19.95 .· $29.95 '. ' ·ro rov.qs1 FENTON ART GLASS - .. . Olltlnetlve Dlftlsh . Modffn •·lo·bo'i" ltylln,: In ••nul,... aU flnlstled t: Ztnilh qualfty twin-con• 5• x ¥' '~'"~' - AI Low A~ "• BULLETIN BALLS _ _ $4.95 CORN' . . ' t~ Fresh 10 lb. Ava. ' Re1dy For The Oven With 1 purchase of $15.00 or more ' i • a 15lb. C 6to TURKEYS OYSTERS sr~~~~d Rath's CANNED 10 lb. lb. up lb. 99c ~;::.t $1°9 49c • 4 3c BAKING Chickens lb. FRESH STEWING HENS HAMS 31b. can 98 $ ·------------~ lb. Stokley's NAPKINS----6 COLA·---- -~"~:~ '~.. . _, Sealtest Fro-Joy CTN. Blll•rd or Pillsbury s BISCUITS-----· . JUICE·. 46oz. Ulll FRUIT COCKTAIL :; "··:~29c DIL MONTI PEARS _ _ _.tLt!tA 3 ":;!~ •1 . 4.!:*1 " 16 #iLMOHTE ~ALMON ... 69c DILMOHTI TUNA 3 .... $1 DELMONTE BLEND JUICE _ _ 3 46tL .... •1 c ORANGES • . doz: SUGAR--- ctn. MARGARINE Gold111 Ripe BANANAS·· -lb. Parka) Brand 1-lb. pkgs. POTATOES --20 "'· 79c 3 dn. $1 TANGERINES RED GRAPES __ 3 ~~o.39c •. ~ ~ : ~ THE SEWING CENTER MIDDLEPORT ~ ::: ._,..• : ·I' Kroft . ' .... .. ·'.. (SET OF 0 COOKIES - - ·~-: 19c MARSHMALLOW~ S.lld Drming MIRACLE WHIP Phllldtlphl• CREAM CHEESE - Velv11t1 • CLOSING ALL TOYS Out At Fantastic Savings ·· ~~- 30 to 50% off AU Wheel Goods Reduced 'f:. qt. 49c CHEESE p::- 29c MINCE PIES - ···39c Kreft Mlrthmallow Cash ............_.._ . ::t;-.;;....";'. t CRfAM - - - qt. 49C" · 'Amlcks Sahio Keith Goble Ford ..;;" Western Auta Store Spencer Market Ingels Furniture Middleport Dept. Store I ·" . ' ' :: ENJOY THE The Daily Sentinel Jtrry's Beauty Shop Valley Lumber eCONTRIBUTORS Finest in Dining Christy Ann Restaurant AT Joe's Ctrry Out Werners Radio and TV A&P Tea Co. MarkV Wallect Jewelry Citlttns Nttional Benk WHITE · 'r~ •· Baker Furniture DudltY Florist Middleport Book Store R. H. Rawlings Sons Ca. The Sewing Center Rollers Bahr Cloth1ers Quality Print Shop The Sho• Bo:w: · Thl! MARTIN RESTAURA NT Dr. Keith Riggs J~eks ON RT. 7 IN MIDDLEPORT Dairy Bar COLORS STRIPES For•m•n .1nd Abbott H 1nd R Flreston• R1ll't Btn· Franklin , i And Sport Shirts Mtrtin Rutaunnt BAHR CLOTHIERS With 1 Purch1u of $10.00 or Mclrt ' Make It AGift of Music Blue Tutan Columbus & Southern Downing lnsunnc• } ; manyoukllow... LaSalle Hotel ti·· Bold new"-.. · Brut.formttn 11ch . ; Bern.1rd Fulb Middl•port Pool Room after ahaY~~o.afler shower. 1 SUGAR _ __ ~ handsome ailver·flasheq ll. boiU&gree(l decan~re MANY OTHER ACCESSORIES WONDERLAND CROSS HARDWARE PHONE 992-3831 of _[ Christmas Decorations POINSETTIA J I ..' DUTIONS "i ('\ "' " MIDDLEPORT ··ol ....-~ SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to .: ~• MIDDLEPOIT, O. .j ''FREE CUSTOMER , PARKING 1111 REAR" } ' ~ DUDLEY'S "Serving Pomeroy, Middleport Mason and Entire Big Send ~rea" I s~ ~ ·; ' ~ J I t 1,,' 1 I " MIDDl[POitT INFANTS ' STRETCH i ' GARMENTS ~~~~E LAST_ BAKER FURNITURE .' MIDDLEPORT ,., 1price THE ·sHOE BOX t\' MIDDLEPORT Membtr Mlddle_.ort Gifi·A·Romo .. -·:"\ ·FREE··PARKING I "' WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL The Perfect Gilt For Family or friend r·• _ .. * STRINGS DUDLEY'S ' ) · ... alter anylhln~. >V Stunningly gift boxeclln ' boxtt .' rl • Amplifiers R•wlings-Coah Funeral Home if!, for the most masculinE' .' ' " GUITARS Ohio Electric Co. MIDDLEPORT 1 .I Tinys Foodlend 1 BROWN or CONFECTIONERS "We Reserve The Rlaht To Limit Quant1U11" 6) ~ ~ Shoppen Bon1n11 PUMPKIN Pl!S .. (Formerly Evens Su_ger Market) . t.lrner Mill and Second Sts. PHONE! 992-34BO :l .'\ Shop In Middleport and_ While Shopping .~;c! Take Time To PLUS UNCLAIMED PRIZES FROM PREVIOUS WEEKS -7 PRIZES WERE DRAWN . LAST WEEK- NOTHING TO BUY - G E'l' YOUR FREE TICKET- ePARTICIPANTS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ',i ,o MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE MERCHANTS and BUSINESSES H&R FIRESTONE 4. _ _ _..;;W;.:,E..;;S;;;.EN;.;;.D...;C;;.;A;;;;RD____ To Be Given Away Dec. 24th Christmas Catalog Shipment Lost li SHIRTS · MORTON'S FROZEN Morton't Frozen ·~ To The Daily Sentinel STORE $300 and $200 king Builders Supply 51b. big 21b.99C box i' I;., Gift Subscription ' jl ARROW ' c l.fb. can s ·4 1 1 . ~- WITH PT. PLEASANT Crou H1rdware YOUR CHOICE t-lb. pkgs. . FREE STEAK KNIVES Traditional Christmas Flower Streitmlftl tr i· Burketts Barber Shop 11,1 4 ALLPURPOSI . ·.. • COFFEE - - - ~!~· Qt. :..I•. ir. • DELMONT! ANY BRAND· ORANGE JUICE 39 PRUNES -..- - - - · · · c DELMONTE GOLDEN I{AISINS _ ::!~29c DELMONTE '\ IIIL $1 DARK RAISiNS _ 4 boxu t.Jio. CRISCO-~-- picture bri1htness . (SUPPLY LIMITED) AT YOUR PARTICIPATING $.59.5~ up. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DEL MONTI APPLE DRINK _ cans • Pateottd Zenith Cclor t WHILE THEY LAST! Shop In Middleport Give her a gift she will reaUy appreciate this Christmas . . _ a new Portable Or cabinet Model Wblle Sewing Machine. ~hl)d~ from our many f.me models priced !rom OILMONT& DIL MONTI PINK "h Gal, Kraft GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS .... - ICE CREAM .. . c R.C. Cllll CATSUP ---~- •1i.33c fQMATO SAUCE - ... 10c ' 'T : sreater depend•bility · • Super Gold Video Guard 1 , _ ___:.._ _ _ ! 46oz. DELMONTE CAN 200ct. box • Zenith Slmshine• Colcr ·' Picture Tube for gr..ter ; MIDDLEPORT GREEN BEANS 303 COMO DelMonte ORANGE • Handcrafted Chassis100% Handwired for INGELS FURNITURE DEL MONTI FRENCH STYLI PUMP:<IN RORIDA - ;.~ . JUICE_ l !1 Demodut.tor Cin:u1try fot · with •xduslve gold cont~cts t:olol' TV's tln ..t hun Joo... THf UTR4 CAR( of oHitd cralbmtnohlp 01okQ .r tile Quollty Diflw-olo ZENITH C:OUIR TV "' '" 4, DelMonte GRAPEFRUIT ~.,g_ 82-Chlnnel Tunin£ System ~ •• TURKEYS • FRESH MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI .~ r..... ,' 499.95 0 " 303 .. Walnul v.neer• •nd e MULTI VISION PHOTO .ALBUMS e OUR POPULAR .I ·..·. MIMt Nut wood IOiklt. DelMonte Whole Kernel or Cree!4,Style .' ll 1 -_', •-•now - e NEW STOCK OF DEL MONTE SALEI T... 81HSOH ·· •·. FREE PARKING • �• .. • -River News MEN'S \ WELLINGTON BOOTS Loothtr Lined 7V. It II $12·99 I I pr. ROUSH SHOE STORE Middleport, 0. I I A GIFT.. OF LASTING BEAUTY AN: l (l Tills would be an Ideal gift for the person that appreciates fine art. A lifetime of beauty a!'d plea.sure II yours Wltb an original oll painting $30.00up i ~- SHOP ~CH NIGHT 'TIL 8 P.M. BEllONE Hearing Aid Service Center ' I I PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. MR.K.LBYRD WILL BE AT 206 N. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio ON G•lllpolla, Ohio FROM 9 A.M. to 12 Noon *IN SENSAtiONAL FEATURES * "EXTRAS" AT 110 EXTRA COSTS * LOWE$1' PRICE ITS FIELD * BEAUTIFUL ITALIAII DESIGII * BEATi ALL COMPETITION N~w roomy interior seats five adults with ease. 13.6 cubic .feet of trunk ~~~ce the largest in ·' · competitive class. Up to 35 m.p.g. ~~~~~regula;J~~o~;:,: L;.;ge diameter d; · . okes on all4 wheels, for safe stops. Tided W e safety features at no extra cosl ._., ... , See the FIAT 124: today-and drive it away! Only extra Is ~Jwflo. .,. ; . Milo Above Tho Sliver Brick~' In K-ugo, 0. d~~; at."'~~~e'uni~:;:i~y ~-m. TEFIE! . ~ E ::! SJ.OO up CHRISTMAS CHERRIES ··· ·· · $3.50 up E -~ CYCLAMEN .............. $3.50up THE PERFECT Gl FT My daughter Is having trm!bl~ with hrr innrr ear which causes her to lose her balance. What treatment would yOu recommend? · A - Your daughter may have j Meniere's disease. other possible causes, such as exposure to chemical fumes. allergies and anemia should be ruled out before any treatment is prescribed. COLEMAN HEATING AT CHRISTMAS TIME CHRISTMAS GREENERY Wreaths, Pine Roping, Mistletoe CEMETERY WREATHS UNN«ESSAIYI WARM FIRST QUALITY Organdy-Nylon-Print GOWNS & PAJAMAS NYLON HOSE APRONS D~CORATING NOVELTIES EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE 1 Qt. Filsllion loves file Precious ~ot i 14.99 ~~ complett RIF~J. ... - CHASE HARDWARE Horold Chose. Mgr. 1 1 .ELECTRIC DISHWASHER it washes Jt:J it rinses TIFFIN CREDIT it dries Middleport Here is today's mnst pracdcl.l'l:ookware Jet. Coob wldloutllll10)'· ing sticking, cleans without,~es'7 scowlaJo tbanlal Ill DuPoJ11'1 amazins Teflon. Yes, cook with or without lattJ or olll, ~oods won't stick to the IU~ IIi. Teflon ...me., Cllaa wilb j1llt I sudsy cloth, no scrubhiag Ol!~g aeedecl, ' 416 Main St. i JEW~LERS . ! Pt..-PI,I.f·nt, W" I ~ ·--------------------- - ···· · ---·----·---------------""1r-" 992-5560 eOPEN AN ACCOU NT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DeLIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OIDO ACCOUNTS WELCOME Bill Woll Les Williamson Serving Entire Big Bend Area ·~·-- t OPEN NIGH]i TIL 8 PAUL QlYIES JEWELERS House Slippers Ladies soft padded sole felt House Slipper with scuff proof vmyl cap. In colors wine or blue .99 LADIES IMPORTED ITALIAN MOHAIR SWEATERS The ever popular Italian style krutted sweater in a soft blend of mohair nylon and wool. Wblte, black and colors. s ' -· . . -- ···-·- ___ ,. __ --·-· .. ....... ... .-~-· ~ .. ~·· .. - . .99 each G•llipoll1, Ohi11. o95 ... Smart new Holiday Dresses, fashions for every age group. Ex· citing colors and patterns, easy. to care fabrics. Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes. $8.95 LADIES PHIL MAID Waltz Gowns HALF SLIP i\ lovely group of Ladies Beauti- ful Phil Maid Waltz Length Gowns. Choose your favorite from solid pastel colors. s HAND BAGS A beautiful selection of Ladie1 Holiday Handbags in leather-like plastic. Shoulder, clutch awl strap styles. s .99 Othen Up To $17.95 LADIES BEAUTIFUL PHIL MAID .99 ea• MENS SOFT VINYL PILE LINED NYLON House Slippers ,, Lovely Half Slip fat \.adies in sizes small, medium a:·~-Jtl large. A Man's House Slipper with Iota :5 100% nylon with lace trim, and of comfort. A soft like vinyl wi!li : elaBtic waist. nylon pile lining, padded sols. s s o99 ... · .99 JMir BROADCLOTH ASST. STYLES PATTERNS MENS HI-QUALITY fLEECE LINED PAJAMAS Sport Shirts GIR TIES Sweat Shirts 2 pc. styles. Solid colors or fan- Solid colors. Stripes, plaids and cy printed designs. Si2e A-B-C-D new novelty patterns. Size small - medium and large. .99 pair Ladies New Casual & Dre11 Style COATS Casual and dress styles fur trimmed and untrimmed in new coJors and designs. 1 s .95 •• s .99 MODERN DESIGN Matched 3 Pc. Set . Holiday Ties in a world of new colors and patterns. Choose from 4 in band or redi-tied styles. s Mens Famous Hanes fleece lined Cotton Knit Sweat Shirts. Sizes small, medium and large. s .00 HENS FAMOUS HANES LUGGAGE 3 pc. set consisting of train case 21" overnight and 25" tourist: sturd_y built modern design, vl· nyl C<lvers. .95 ... eTEE SHIRTS e KNIT BRIEFS Mens Fine Knit Hanes Tee Shirt and Briefs. Makes the ideal gift. 100% cotton. Small, medium, large. IN OUR BIG TOYLAND .99 ..... EXCITING NEW GIRLS HOLIDAY DRESSES Colorful Holiday Dresses. Ea•v care fabrics. For daytime or party wear. New colors and slylea. 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. .00 ..... Itt FAMOUS TV FEATURED TOYS AT DISCOUNT,PRIC&S ,, ... controlled heat. Guaranteed for two years. DRESSES SOFT PADDED SOLE .·. . oOO BEAUTIFUL STYLES LADIES EXTRAWAR:M~,7L:A:DI:E~S--t---~M:E:N:S~A~S=SO:R:T:ED~--~----M-E~N~S=C~AM--P_U_S----~-----M~E=N~S-A-SS-T-.----~----~==~------- t: DUDLEY'S Nme temperature settings for s s o99 each LADIES SMART NEW HOLIDAY The inexpsnsive gift that is always appreciated. Lovely aprons in organdy. Prints and nylon. up Size 72xB4 Automatic Blanket. pair 1hls Is Cclflllon-a beautlfulexa.,;ple of the way Trllarl Sl"s you the precious real look ln. fashion jewelry. 111 · c!osl,n combines solden- 01 platlnlllil-toned Trifanlum In 1 lOft Florentine finish, lustrotJt pretend pearls, and Hny, IPIIrldlns lfllnestones. NacHiac.t, braceio~ and .llllrrlA&s Ill tlllly $4. each, Prices·plul tu. oOO BLANKET up Middleport, 0 L.ocust $1. s 72x84 SIZE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC A beautiful group of full or twin s1ze spreads in a wide selection of oew decorative colors. 5 BEAUTIFUL DURING THE HOLIDAY 59 N. 2nd Ave. 2 PAIRS FOR s each LADIES HOLIDAY each ALSO SEE OUR oach .99 oOO BLOUSES o99 tach EXTRA SHEER s SALES e SERVICE I o99 .98 Ladies 2 pc. Pajamas and Wal!z Length Gowns in warm flannel- Lovely seamless nylon hose for lette. Asst. colors. Christmas gifts. Extra sheer mesb or flat knit. ·== Q - 9to 6 PM CHRISTMAS EVE SLIPS DRESS SHIRTS LADIES FLANNELETTE POINSETTIAS :t s BED SPREADS ed on. The other innovation, Inn ovar, is a combination of two drugs. When it is injected into a vein during an acute attack It relieves all the symptoma withing 10 minutes and assures the victim of at leas! a week without a recurrence of the attacks. 9to9-~SAT. ' SWEATERS .98 New Decorative Colors . ' · THE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS FLOWER KING BUILDERS SUPPLf! I s ,_ . STORM WINDOWS ----------- - each - 17 ~~e~a~l. J!ckRa~~ne; s CHRISTMAS FLO'f/ERS THAT'-MAKES icOURING --- ---- ---- - ll, Holiday D'usters 504 TENTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Phone 525-7221 NOifiNJOY-ilifNO~STICi(COOKWARE Aluminum Storm .Door3 I Marmefli. SMITH'S FIAT Sales and Sentce 1 u. Beautiful GIFTS 124 BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center Joins Staff At Ho1zer HOURS WEEK DAYS Thursday, Dec. 22 If hearing is your problem Bellone i1 the answer I 1.65 6 17 falllng, Kaoawha Falls · , rlsiJig, Olarleslon !9.20 !.fr and M M' h I Ohll falling. London, Marmet and · . rs. IC ae nWinfield dams were on the ger_ alld chUdr~, Ml<?ael and sills. Julia, Jllelsonvdle, VJSJted SatBoat u---e•M•, urday With Mr. and Mrs. Leo ......,.. Ke ed S nn_ Y, r. Olllo River - Rose G. up 14, Mrs. Harley Brown (Kate 2:55 p.m.; l>lartln up 14, 5:20 Roush- of Mississippi·, and H P.m.; arvey Jordon up 14, Dick ROush, Iowa, were called James w. Montgomery, 1!)jO • Dr. Spencer, the son of Mr.J•19, Foster, Pomeroy, , Mason, and Mary V'ermln/1 19Wayne- Byer 29 7:25 p.m.; John Ladd Dean up here -~ue to the unexpected Chatham Ave.; Mrs._ Eugene Engmeman Wolfe and Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mason, Robert 14 PRE-HUNG RIGHT OR UFT 2 tGiaiGIIpo1_19; _TlmBmy On Destroyer Roan dow· 101:40 -m.; DunEcanp BJruce death ·of their father, Lee Ohio UniverSity and his MD and Reta Kay Byer, ' ,' ""'pt"'.' ll 4 5P40 11 30 o , : a.m.; . . ones Roush."" • · a 1 ~11s; ur- Enginemao Second Class degree !rem the UniverSity of Pleasant. Mill Finish, Anodized 11nd White up 15, 6:40a.m.; R~~nger up 16, . nace E. Stou!, Rt. 1 fhurmao; Bernard D. Wolle USN, son of Chicago in 196B. He completed George William Hereford 12:25 a.m.; Prlnclplo up _17, . Mrs.1). ~- Stewart IS spend- Dale A. Rollins, Rt.. 2 Letart; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe of his internship al the Bloogett 22, Southside, and Koneda Lob 32x80 ALSO 36xBO 12:50 a.m.; New Martinsville mg lhe holidays wllh her dau- Mrs. Val Douglas Bruley, Pl. Route 2 Racine was on man- Memorial Hospital at Grand Devrick 19 Pt Pleasant up 17, 12:45 a.m.; Walter Cur· ghters ~nd !~lies, Mr•. and Pleasant; Donald K. Johnson, euvers ~board U. S. de- Rapids, Mich. Donald 0:.1e Smith, 23, · ley down 17, 3:10 a.m.; Titan Mrs. Jack Wh1te and famdy at Pt. Pl~asant; . Mrs. Jessie stroyer Charles M. Roan in . . and Connie Lynn Hayrnanu,"'~,·11 down 17, 6:40a.m.; Steel rader NorwaJt and from there she Cartwnght, Chiton: Kenneth L. the mid-Atlantic and Caribbean . While m the Navy from Aug- Leon up 18, 4:55 a.m.; Steel Trader ":ill go to Chicago, Ill, for a Black, Rutland; VirgOe E. Sea, as part of "LANTFLEX- ust l!lli~ until October 15 _of 'lh,m'as Lee O'Bryao, d ''" 18, 6:25 a.m.; OVEC VISit With Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bl~kwOOd, Rt. I Shade; James 61>," the largest composite train- thiS year, when be was dJS- Hartford and Stetla Loui~e II up 18, 7:45 a.n,. ; National up Baker and family. Sm1th, Jr., Rt. I Portland; ing exercise lor the u. s. Allan- charged: Dr. Spencer took spe- Kimes, Hartford. 2 TO 3 WEEK DELIVERY 19, 7:25 a.m.; L. Fiore up 20 M ·. Mrs. Georg~ G. Gum, Pome- tic fleet this year. Clal trammg m PediatriCs at Melvin Donald Brown 30 MEDIUM MILL FINISH 1:40 a.m .. Jefferson down 21' 'h· r. and Mrs. Robert McEI- roy; Mrs. Mdton L. Hood, Mid- Involving 94 ships 19 air Porlsmouth, Va., and at the Washington W Va and J ' TRIPLE TRACK - - - '- - - - 7 a.m.; Frteberger up 22, 12 ,10 hmny, )!elferson, Ind., visited dleport; M_rs. Charles N. !hie, , squadrons and more lhan 42,BOO University of North Carolina. ita Klvingston ·E~;..on uaaa.m.; Polly R. up 23, H5 a.m.; ~reo:, the weekend and With Rt. I Racme: Mrs. . Robert j men, LANTFLEX, wblcb standa He " married lo the form~ Pl. Pleasant. ' up To 101 United Inches W. H. Shaver, Jr: up 23, 6 a.m.; a stuE{ohn . lor ·;Atlantic Fleet Exercise," R. N. Lois Jean Smith of Hoi- Robert Theodore Hauman, Jr., Queen City down 23, 6:30 a.m.; ,, . · · Phi s S ~·n f I~- ' mer i was n progress from Novem- received his BA degree from 23, Glenville, and Sae Ellen ALSO IN ANODIZED AND WHITE'/:· Indiana up GreeJ.up 11:10 p.m.; Mr. ikJ Mrs. Patsy Murray, Fra~ 'Pe~~e;t~~ ' Mrs. ber 28 througb December 16. land. Michigan. They are the Call, 21, Pt. Pleasant. William Pitt up Greenup 11:55 Point Pleasant, W. Va. visited Rock ' Hangmg As part of the exerciSe, more parentsol two daughters, Dawn, Dana Lee Tolliver, 19, men-11 p.m.; Boc-K down Greenup here "'t"ntly with his mother, · Blrlbs thank~:~ 0 · 8 - bM~;s staged age four and Julie, age three. wOOd, alld Linda Sue Hutchln12:40 a.m.; Boaz and Winnie Mrs. Crnra Murray. moe ov~r-the- each lalldmgs son, 16, Milton. · 3 Mae up Greeno Mrs. Kenny Curry, Rt. 4 llB defensiVe land forces utiliz- Dr. and Mrs. Spencer and fa- Charles Randall Smith 30, .10 a , Lady Kimberly · G .m.' Mr. aljd Mrs. Willis Aleshire, Jackson, son, 8:42 Mon- 1ed conventional and guerrilla mily are residing at 162 Garfield Pt. Pleasant and Delore,'t;Ialnell 5,15 a.m.; FranklinwnPI~:en; Daytorr,~visi_ted over the week- day; Mrs, Val D. Badey, Pt. tactics to stop advancing troops. Ave., Gallipolis. Walkins, 23,' Pt. PleaBant. · MIDDLEPORT Greenup 6,50 a.m.; Andrew ~d here WJih Mr. and Mrs. iiiii Calhoun down Meldahl 8·15 Richard Chambers and son, m.; J, S. Lewis up Melda~i Eric, and other relalives. 11 :25 p.m.; Kathleen K. down , Mr. and Mis. Bernard Fultz Meldahl 12:25 a.m.; Wayne H. and daughters, Beth, Barbara, down Meldahl12:35 a.m.; Buck. and Blleky, were in Chillieye Stale up Meldahl 1:15 a. cothe Suoday for a visit with m.; Tibolt down Meldahl 2 a. his mother, Mr. alld Mrs. John m.; Mama Lear up Mel dahl FornasJr. FROM ALL 5:55a.m.; Jerow down Meldahl ~ POINTS OF 6:25 a.m. Mr. aad Mrs. Roger Luckey. THE WORLD GaiJJpoUs Dam _ Oleallder doo, f!!Jiltington, W. Va, spent up 3:05 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth the w"'*"nd with their parents, H. down 10:20 p.m.; Knox up Mr. a~ Mrs. James Brewing12:1~ a.m.; Semet down 1 a ton anl[.Mr. and Mrs. Alva m.; Steel Ranger up 1:50 aJn.; Luckeydoo, New Haven. Inca down 3:25 a.m.; Elge~liff Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil-' elled Gift Buy• up 3:50 a.m.; IV'estern iwn hoan were GaUipohs visitors e Wide Assortment 4 a.m.; E.."" est. · VJt!;nJa Monday, down 7:10 a.m. "' ;;.... 1 eAt A Low Price Kanawlla River t~· .l(f F.- J!le.uut Valley Hospital Shearer up >l. n1.; ,.u:lMIT!'ED - Mrs. Richard Lucy Jane Lucas . Mar- lll1•sell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. met 12:00 •-~·;_ J!ol. JOhn Rainey, Pt. Pleasant; The. worth up Wmf1eld .2: p.m.; odore Sayre, Leon ; Mrs. WJIA. J. Patten up Winlilft 9:1B Jiam Marshall, New Haven. p.m.; Allen R. Merrill down DfSCIIARGED - Mrs. JamBeautiful Ladies Mens Now Campus Winfield 9:15 p.m.; Walter es Bosworth Gallipolis o Quilted Nylon, Nylon Floece liouglalld down Winfield 12:4~ ' ' · MENS CAMPUS CARDIGAN and SLIPOVER ' 1\DIES BEAUTIFLIL· ,. · LADIES HOLID1\Y WHITE and COLORS a.m. ; H. E. Bowles up Winfield down Wmfield 5:20 a.m.; Fort FULL LENGTH Beautiful Loce Trim 2.:25 a.m.; Helen Z. up Win- Dearborn down Winfield 6:05 Beautiful holiday styled dusters Men and Teenage Boys High FaIJeld 2:!0 a.m.; Charles K. down a.m. ; Baby Lear up Winfield for the llldy on your shopping _shion Sweaters styled by CamWinfield 3:30 a.m.; Beaver 6:10 a.m. Us!. In quilte\1 'liJilon and soft pus, Casual and Dressy styles. Solid colors. Stripes, A full cut Size 32 to 38 Ladies Phil Maid Blouses with that lovely lad y · fiutfy nylon fleeoe. Solid colors All that's new in colors in 66 and neat fitting favorite collar. Stylfull length slips in sort lovely styling. Soft fabric with lots of and prints. es 14 !-!. to 17. 67, delicate frills. Size 32 to 38. nylon. Beautiful lace trim. ~0 THE WORLD ECONOMY LEADER ANNOUNCES A FABULOUS ADVANCED To repair and service hearing aids Batteries and supplies for all makes for sale Mr. Byrd will be glad to give you a free hearing test with the latest !leitone Electronic equipment. dd "e ing Bells T Rio Lo I g ng Pleasant, son, 11:01 a.m. Moo1'1T day; Mrs. ~narles 1\. Macken- I • zw, 543 Third Ave., son, 1:0'11 p.m. Mollday; Mrs. Charles I David I,fle DII'JI, Holzer Bospltal: VlslUng w.. lhle, Rt. 1 Racine, daugh0 I Pl••asatll, and Lola hours 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. Parents ter, and Mrs. Goorge G. Gun, Hllnderstm. only on Pediatrics Ward. Pomeroy, daughter, 8:47 p.m. I Monday.. DhcbaJ'sel PT. PLEASANTThehad local Admissions county elerk's office ba1 Mrs. Charles R. Mackenzie, Jefferson Baker, Carl B. rush - 12 in all - on marriage 543 Third Ave.; Mrs. Edith Bias, Mrs. Delphia Cummins, license applicatiollB in the past Morgao, 20510 Third Ave.; Ca- Mrs. Jane F. Davis, Mrs. Jim- MASON - Dr. Edward M. several days. thy Sue O'Dell, 543 Se<ond Ave.; my R. Halley, Phillip J. Heck, Spencer, a native . of Mason ' Th .D n-Jpb Dallas E. Woodard, 1"' E•·t- William D. Lemaster, II, Mrs. Co t h · · ed th ey are. arre 11 "" '"" un y, . as )om_ . e staff of erts, 29, Pomeroy, and Loretta ern Ave.; Mrs. Patsy F. Ward, Lois Mackenzie, Sherr! L. the GalhpoiJs CJ 1mc and Medi-. June Roberts, 28, lleDdersoo. 223 Burger Ave.; James c. Whitman. · Ce H le Day, Rl. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. ca1 nter HospitaL ar y Edward Hendrick.o, "ospital News "J , the ORIGINAL PAINTING I G...e readlac•l GSwpoUs Dam 12.0, 18.6, l'lllll1los 14 feet ou roUers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.80, Pl. PleaBant 24.17, Hinton Around and :·; About ,. Mi'ddJeport I ~ya:•eoR!.R I I Dr spencer '-- - - - , , . . , . . ...........111- s .99 up . .. \ �• .. • -River News MEN'S \ WELLINGTON BOOTS Loothtr Lined 7V. It II $12·99 I I pr. ROUSH SHOE STORE Middleport, 0. I I A GIFT.. OF LASTING BEAUTY AN: l (l Tills would be an Ideal gift for the person that appreciates fine art. A lifetime of beauty a!'d plea.sure II yours Wltb an original oll painting $30.00up i ~- SHOP ~CH NIGHT 'TIL 8 P.M. BEllONE Hearing Aid Service Center ' I I PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. MR.K.LBYRD WILL BE AT 206 N. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio ON G•lllpolla, Ohio FROM 9 A.M. to 12 Noon *IN SENSAtiONAL FEATURES * "EXTRAS" AT 110 EXTRA COSTS * LOWE$1' PRICE ITS FIELD * BEAUTIFUL ITALIAII DESIGII * BEATi ALL COMPETITION N~w roomy interior seats five adults with ease. 13.6 cubic .feet of trunk ~~~ce the largest in ·' · competitive class. Up to 35 m.p.g. ~~~~~regula;J~~o~;:,: L;.;ge diameter d; · . okes on all4 wheels, for safe stops. Tided W e safety features at no extra cosl ._., ... , See the FIAT 124: today-and drive it away! Only extra Is ~Jwflo. .,. ; . Milo Above Tho Sliver Brick~' In K-ugo, 0. d~~; at."'~~~e'uni~:;:i~y ~-m. TEFIE! . ~ E ::! SJ.OO up CHRISTMAS CHERRIES ··· ·· · $3.50 up E -~ CYCLAMEN .............. $3.50up THE PERFECT Gl FT My daughter Is having trm!bl~ with hrr innrr ear which causes her to lose her balance. What treatment would yOu recommend? · A - Your daughter may have j Meniere's disease. other possible causes, such as exposure to chemical fumes. allergies and anemia should be ruled out before any treatment is prescribed. COLEMAN HEATING AT CHRISTMAS TIME CHRISTMAS GREENERY Wreaths, Pine Roping, Mistletoe CEMETERY WREATHS UNN«ESSAIYI WARM FIRST QUALITY Organdy-Nylon-Print GOWNS & PAJAMAS NYLON HOSE APRONS D~CORATING NOVELTIES EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE 1 Qt. Filsllion loves file Precious ~ot i 14.99 ~~ complett RIF~J. ... - CHASE HARDWARE Horold Chose. Mgr. 1 1 .ELECTRIC DISHWASHER it washes Jt:J it rinses TIFFIN CREDIT it dries Middleport Here is today's mnst pracdcl.l'l:ookware Jet. Coob wldloutllll10)'· ing sticking, cleans without,~es'7 scowlaJo tbanlal Ill DuPoJ11'1 amazins Teflon. Yes, cook with or without lattJ or olll, ~oods won't stick to the IU~ IIi. Teflon ...me., Cllaa wilb j1llt I sudsy cloth, no scrubhiag Ol!~g aeedecl, ' 416 Main St. i JEW~LERS . ! Pt..-PI,I.f·nt, W" I ~ ·--------------------- - ···· · ---·----·---------------""1r-" 992-5560 eOPEN AN ACCOU NT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DeLIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OIDO ACCOUNTS WELCOME Bill Woll Les Williamson Serving Entire Big Bend Area ·~·-- t OPEN NIGH]i TIL 8 PAUL QlYIES JEWELERS House Slippers Ladies soft padded sole felt House Slipper with scuff proof vmyl cap. In colors wine or blue .99 LADIES IMPORTED ITALIAN MOHAIR SWEATERS The ever popular Italian style krutted sweater in a soft blend of mohair nylon and wool. Wblte, black and colors. s ' -· . . -- ···-·- ___ ,. __ --·-· .. ....... ... .-~-· ~ .. ~·· .. - . .99 each G•llipoll1, Ohi11. o95 ... Smart new Holiday Dresses, fashions for every age group. Ex· citing colors and patterns, easy. to care fabrics. Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes. $8.95 LADIES PHIL MAID Waltz Gowns HALF SLIP i\ lovely group of Ladies Beauti- ful Phil Maid Waltz Length Gowns. Choose your favorite from solid pastel colors. s HAND BAGS A beautiful selection of Ladie1 Holiday Handbags in leather-like plastic. Shoulder, clutch awl strap styles. s .99 Othen Up To $17.95 LADIES BEAUTIFUL PHIL MAID .99 ea• MENS SOFT VINYL PILE LINED NYLON House Slippers ,, Lovely Half Slip fat \.adies in sizes small, medium a:·~-Jtl large. A Man's House Slipper with Iota :5 100% nylon with lace trim, and of comfort. A soft like vinyl wi!li : elaBtic waist. nylon pile lining, padded sols. s s o99 ... · .99 JMir BROADCLOTH ASST. STYLES PATTERNS MENS HI-QUALITY fLEECE LINED PAJAMAS Sport Shirts GIR TIES Sweat Shirts 2 pc. styles. Solid colors or fan- Solid colors. Stripes, plaids and cy printed designs. Si2e A-B-C-D new novelty patterns. Size small - medium and large. .99 pair Ladies New Casual & Dre11 Style COATS Casual and dress styles fur trimmed and untrimmed in new coJors and designs. 1 s .95 •• s .99 MODERN DESIGN Matched 3 Pc. Set . Holiday Ties in a world of new colors and patterns. Choose from 4 in band or redi-tied styles. s Mens Famous Hanes fleece lined Cotton Knit Sweat Shirts. Sizes small, medium and large. s .00 HENS FAMOUS HANES LUGGAGE 3 pc. set consisting of train case 21" overnight and 25" tourist: sturd_y built modern design, vl· nyl C<lvers. .95 ... eTEE SHIRTS e KNIT BRIEFS Mens Fine Knit Hanes Tee Shirt and Briefs. Makes the ideal gift. 100% cotton. Small, medium, large. IN OUR BIG TOYLAND .99 ..... EXCITING NEW GIRLS HOLIDAY DRESSES Colorful Holiday Dresses. Ea•v care fabrics. For daytime or party wear. New colors and slylea. 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. .00 ..... Itt FAMOUS TV FEATURED TOYS AT DISCOUNT,PRIC&S ,, ... controlled heat. Guaranteed for two years. DRESSES SOFT PADDED SOLE .·. . oOO BEAUTIFUL STYLES LADIES EXTRAWAR:M~,7L:A:DI:E~S--t---~M:E:N:S~A~S=SO:R:T:ED~--~----M-E~N~S=C~AM--P_U_S----~-----M~E=N~S-A-SS-T-.----~----~==~------- t: DUDLEY'S Nme temperature settings for s s o99 each LADIES SMART NEW HOLIDAY The inexpsnsive gift that is always appreciated. Lovely aprons in organdy. Prints and nylon. up Size 72xB4 Automatic Blanket. pair 1hls Is Cclflllon-a beautlfulexa.,;ple of the way Trllarl Sl"s you the precious real look ln. fashion jewelry. 111 · c!osl,n combines solden- 01 platlnlllil-toned Trifanlum In 1 lOft Florentine finish, lustrotJt pretend pearls, and Hny, IPIIrldlns lfllnestones. NacHiac.t, braceio~ and .llllrrlA&s Ill tlllly $4. each, Prices·plul tu. oOO BLANKET up Middleport, 0 L.ocust $1. s 72x84 SIZE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC A beautiful group of full or twin s1ze spreads in a wide selection of oew decorative colors. 5 BEAUTIFUL DURING THE HOLIDAY 59 N. 2nd Ave. 2 PAIRS FOR s each LADIES HOLIDAY each ALSO SEE OUR oach .99 oOO BLOUSES o99 tach EXTRA SHEER s SALES e SERVICE I o99 .98 Ladies 2 pc. Pajamas and Wal!z Length Gowns in warm flannel- Lovely seamless nylon hose for lette. Asst. colors. Christmas gifts. Extra sheer mesb or flat knit. ·== Q - 9to 6 PM CHRISTMAS EVE SLIPS DRESS SHIRTS LADIES FLANNELETTE POINSETTIAS :t s BED SPREADS ed on. The other innovation, Inn ovar, is a combination of two drugs. When it is injected into a vein during an acute attack It relieves all the symptoma withing 10 minutes and assures the victim of at leas! a week without a recurrence of the attacks. 9to9-~SAT. ' SWEATERS .98 New Decorative Colors . ' · THE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS FLOWER KING BUILDERS SUPPLf! I s ,_ . STORM WINDOWS ----------- - each - 17 ~~e~a~l. J!ckRa~~ne; s CHRISTMAS FLO'f/ERS THAT'-MAKES icOURING --- ---- ---- - ll, Holiday D'usters 504 TENTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Phone 525-7221 NOifiNJOY-ilifNO~STICi(COOKWARE Aluminum Storm .Door3 I Marmefli. SMITH'S FIAT Sales and Sentce 1 u. Beautiful GIFTS 124 BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center Joins Staff At Ho1zer HOURS WEEK DAYS Thursday, Dec. 22 If hearing is your problem Bellone i1 the answer I 1.65 6 17 falllng, Kaoawha Falls · , rlsiJig, Olarleslon !9.20 !.fr and M M' h I Ohll falling. London, Marmet and · . rs. IC ae nWinfield dams were on the ger_ alld chUdr~, Ml<?ael and sills. Julia, Jllelsonvdle, VJSJted SatBoat u---e•M•, urday With Mr. and Mrs. Leo ......,.. Ke ed S nn_ Y, r. Olllo River - Rose G. up 14, Mrs. Harley Brown (Kate 2:55 p.m.; l>lartln up 14, 5:20 Roush- of Mississippi·, and H P.m.; arvey Jordon up 14, Dick ROush, Iowa, were called James w. Montgomery, 1!)jO • Dr. Spencer, the son of Mr.J•19, Foster, Pomeroy, , Mason, and Mary V'ermln/1 19Wayne- Byer 29 7:25 p.m.; John Ladd Dean up here -~ue to the unexpected Chatham Ave.; Mrs._ Eugene Engmeman Wolfe and Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mason, Robert 14 PRE-HUNG RIGHT OR UFT 2 tGiaiGIIpo1_19; _TlmBmy On Destroyer Roan dow· 101:40 -m.; DunEcanp BJruce death ·of their father, Lee Ohio UniverSity and his MD and Reta Kay Byer, ' ,' ""'pt"'.' ll 4 5P40 11 30 o , : a.m.; . . ones Roush."" • · a 1 ~11s; ur- Enginemao Second Class degree !rem the UniverSity of Pleasant. Mill Finish, Anodized 11nd White up 15, 6:40a.m.; R~~nger up 16, . nace E. Stou!, Rt. 1 fhurmao; Bernard D. Wolle USN, son of Chicago in 196B. He completed George William Hereford 12:25 a.m.; Prlnclplo up _17, . Mrs.1). ~- Stewart IS spend- Dale A. Rollins, Rt.. 2 Letart; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe of his internship al the Bloogett 22, Southside, and Koneda Lob 32x80 ALSO 36xBO 12:50 a.m.; New Martinsville mg lhe holidays wllh her dau- Mrs. Val Douglas Bruley, Pl. Route 2 Racine was on man- Memorial Hospital at Grand Devrick 19 Pt Pleasant up 17, 12:45 a.m.; Walter Cur· ghters ~nd !~lies, Mr•. and Pleasant; Donald K. Johnson, euvers ~board U. S. de- Rapids, Mich. Donald 0:.1e Smith, 23, · ley down 17, 3:10 a.m.; Titan Mrs. Jack Wh1te and famdy at Pt. Pl~asant; . Mrs. Jessie stroyer Charles M. Roan in . . and Connie Lynn Hayrnanu,"'~,·11 down 17, 6:40a.m.; Steel rader NorwaJt and from there she Cartwnght, Chiton: Kenneth L. the mid-Atlantic and Caribbean . While m the Navy from Aug- Leon up 18, 4:55 a.m.; Steel Trader ":ill go to Chicago, Ill, for a Black, Rutland; VirgOe E. Sea, as part of "LANTFLEX- ust l!lli~ until October 15 _of 'lh,m'as Lee O'Bryao, d ''" 18, 6:25 a.m.; OVEC VISit With Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bl~kwOOd, Rt. I Shade; James 61>," the largest composite train- thiS year, when be was dJS- Hartford and Stetla Loui~e II up 18, 7:45 a.n,. ; National up Baker and family. Sm1th, Jr., Rt. I Portland; ing exercise lor the u. s. Allan- charged: Dr. Spencer took spe- Kimes, Hartford. 2 TO 3 WEEK DELIVERY 19, 7:25 a.m.; L. Fiore up 20 M ·. Mrs. Georg~ G. Gum, Pome- tic fleet this year. Clal trammg m PediatriCs at Melvin Donald Brown 30 MEDIUM MILL FINISH 1:40 a.m .. Jefferson down 21' 'h· r. and Mrs. Robert McEI- roy; Mrs. Mdton L. Hood, Mid- Involving 94 ships 19 air Porlsmouth, Va., and at the Washington W Va and J ' TRIPLE TRACK - - - '- - - - 7 a.m.; Frteberger up 22, 12 ,10 hmny, )!elferson, Ind., visited dleport; M_rs. Charles N. !hie, , squadrons and more lhan 42,BOO University of North Carolina. ita Klvingston ·E~;..on uaaa.m.; Polly R. up 23, H5 a.m.; ~reo:, the weekend and With Rt. I Racme: Mrs. . Robert j men, LANTFLEX, wblcb standa He " married lo the form~ Pl. Pleasant. ' up To 101 United Inches W. H. Shaver, Jr: up 23, 6 a.m.; a stuE{ohn . lor ·;Atlantic Fleet Exercise," R. N. Lois Jean Smith of Hoi- Robert Theodore Hauman, Jr., Queen City down 23, 6:30 a.m.; ,, . · · Phi s S ~·n f I~- ' mer i was n progress from Novem- received his BA degree from 23, Glenville, and Sae Ellen ALSO IN ANODIZED AND WHITE'/:· Indiana up GreeJ.up 11:10 p.m.; Mr. ikJ Mrs. Patsy Murray, Fra~ 'Pe~~e;t~~ ' Mrs. ber 28 througb December 16. land. Michigan. They are the Call, 21, Pt. Pleasant. William Pitt up Greenup 11:55 Point Pleasant, W. Va. visited Rock ' Hangmg As part of the exerciSe, more parentsol two daughters, Dawn, Dana Lee Tolliver, 19, men-11 p.m.; Boc-K down Greenup here "'t"ntly with his mother, · Blrlbs thank~:~ 0 · 8 - bM~;s staged age four and Julie, age three. wOOd, alld Linda Sue Hutchln12:40 a.m.; Boaz and Winnie Mrs. Crnra Murray. moe ov~r-the- each lalldmgs son, 16, Milton. · 3 Mae up Greeno Mrs. Kenny Curry, Rt. 4 llB defensiVe land forces utiliz- Dr. and Mrs. Spencer and fa- Charles Randall Smith 30, .10 a , Lady Kimberly · G .m.' Mr. aljd Mrs. Willis Aleshire, Jackson, son, 8:42 Mon- 1ed conventional and guerrilla mily are residing at 162 Garfield Pt. Pleasant and Delore,'t;Ialnell 5,15 a.m.; FranklinwnPI~:en; Daytorr,~visi_ted over the week- day; Mrs, Val D. Badey, Pt. tactics to stop advancing troops. Ave., Gallipolis. Walkins, 23,' Pt. PleaBant. · MIDDLEPORT Greenup 6,50 a.m.; Andrew ~d here WJih Mr. and Mrs. iiiii Calhoun down Meldahl 8·15 Richard Chambers and son, m.; J, S. Lewis up Melda~i Eric, and other relalives. 11 :25 p.m.; Kathleen K. down , Mr. and Mis. Bernard Fultz Meldahl 12:25 a.m.; Wayne H. and daughters, Beth, Barbara, down Meldahl12:35 a.m.; Buck. and Blleky, were in Chillieye Stale up Meldahl 1:15 a. cothe Suoday for a visit with m.; Tibolt down Meldahl 2 a. his mother, Mr. alld Mrs. John m.; Mama Lear up Mel dahl FornasJr. FROM ALL 5:55a.m.; Jerow down Meldahl ~ POINTS OF 6:25 a.m. Mr. aad Mrs. Roger Luckey. THE WORLD GaiJJpoUs Dam _ Oleallder doo, f!!Jiltington, W. Va, spent up 3:05 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth the w"'*"nd with their parents, H. down 10:20 p.m.; Knox up Mr. a~ Mrs. James Brewing12:1~ a.m.; Semet down 1 a ton anl[.Mr. and Mrs. Alva m.; Steel Ranger up 1:50 aJn.; Luckeydoo, New Haven. Inca down 3:25 a.m.; Elge~liff Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil-' elled Gift Buy• up 3:50 a.m.; IV'estern iwn hoan were GaUipohs visitors e Wide Assortment 4 a.m.; E.."" est. · VJt!;nJa Monday, down 7:10 a.m. "' ;;.... 1 eAt A Low Price Kanawlla River t~· .l(f F.- J!le.uut Valley Hospital Shearer up >l. n1.; ,.u:lMIT!'ED - Mrs. Richard Lucy Jane Lucas . Mar- lll1•sell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. met 12:00 •-~·;_ J!ol. JOhn Rainey, Pt. Pleasant; The. worth up Wmf1eld .2: p.m.; odore Sayre, Leon ; Mrs. WJIA. J. Patten up Winlilft 9:1B Jiam Marshall, New Haven. p.m.; Allen R. Merrill down DfSCIIARGED - Mrs. JamBeautiful Ladies Mens Now Campus Winfield 9:15 p.m.; Walter es Bosworth Gallipolis o Quilted Nylon, Nylon Floece liouglalld down Winfield 12:4~ ' ' · MENS CAMPUS CARDIGAN and SLIPOVER ' 1\DIES BEAUTIFLIL· ,. · LADIES HOLID1\Y WHITE and COLORS a.m. ; H. E. Bowles up Winfield down Wmfield 5:20 a.m.; Fort FULL LENGTH Beautiful Loce Trim 2.:25 a.m.; Helen Z. up Win- Dearborn down Winfield 6:05 Beautiful holiday styled dusters Men and Teenage Boys High FaIJeld 2:!0 a.m.; Charles K. down a.m. ; Baby Lear up Winfield for the llldy on your shopping _shion Sweaters styled by CamWinfield 3:30 a.m.; Beaver 6:10 a.m. Us!. In quilte\1 'liJilon and soft pus, Casual and Dressy styles. Solid colors. Stripes, A full cut Size 32 to 38 Ladies Phil Maid Blouses with that lovely lad y · fiutfy nylon fleeoe. Solid colors All that's new in colors in 66 and neat fitting favorite collar. Stylfull length slips in sort lovely styling. Soft fabric with lots of and prints. es 14 !-!. to 17. 67, delicate frills. Size 32 to 38. nylon. Beautiful lace trim. ~0 THE WORLD ECONOMY LEADER ANNOUNCES A FABULOUS ADVANCED To repair and service hearing aids Batteries and supplies for all makes for sale Mr. Byrd will be glad to give you a free hearing test with the latest !leitone Electronic equipment. dd "e ing Bells T Rio Lo I g ng Pleasant, son, 11:01 a.m. Moo1'1T day; Mrs. ~narles 1\. Macken- I • zw, 543 Third Ave., son, 1:0'11 p.m. Mollday; Mrs. Charles I David I,fle DII'JI, Holzer Bospltal: VlslUng w.. lhle, Rt. 1 Racine, daugh0 I Pl••asatll, and Lola hours 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. Parents ter, and Mrs. Goorge G. Gun, Hllnderstm. only on Pediatrics Ward. Pomeroy, daughter, 8:47 p.m. I Monday.. DhcbaJ'sel PT. PLEASANTThehad local Admissions county elerk's office ba1 Mrs. Charles R. Mackenzie, Jefferson Baker, Carl B. rush - 12 in all - on marriage 543 Third Ave.; Mrs. Edith Bias, Mrs. Delphia Cummins, license applicatiollB in the past Morgao, 20510 Third Ave.; Ca- Mrs. Jane F. Davis, Mrs. Jim- MASON - Dr. Edward M. several days. thy Sue O'Dell, 543 Se<ond Ave.; my R. Halley, Phillip J. Heck, Spencer, a native . of Mason ' Th .D n-Jpb Dallas E. Woodard, 1"' E•·t- William D. Lemaster, II, Mrs. Co t h · · ed th ey are. arre 11 "" '"" un y, . as )om_ . e staff of erts, 29, Pomeroy, and Loretta ern Ave.; Mrs. Patsy F. Ward, Lois Mackenzie, Sherr! L. the GalhpoiJs CJ 1mc and Medi-. June Roberts, 28, lleDdersoo. 223 Burger Ave.; James c. Whitman. · Ce H le Day, Rl. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. ca1 nter HospitaL ar y Edward Hendrick.o, "ospital News "J , the ORIGINAL PAINTING I G...e readlac•l GSwpoUs Dam 12.0, 18.6, l'lllll1los 14 feet ou roUers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.80, Pl. PleaBant 24.17, Hinton Around and :·; About ,. Mi'ddJeport I ~ya:•eoR!.R I I Dr spencer '-- - - - , , . . , . . ...........111- s .99 up . .. \ �i" • '£et Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business S~rv1ces ~ -- ~Daily Sentinel, PomerO)'·Mlddleport, AD· INfORMA tlON t 0., Dec. 20, 1966 I V' .\Nl .. • . UIADLI"II g,, ....... Wll· .. lf;CI . . M I• Dn A. M, ~UIJIM:et ... ...... tiM ., II.IIVUljlofiOMI ~UII'tiMf 'IIIIIFYH Ul• fllllt fiM re .on •• ••1-..:1 on, acrt •""""' r.rrou snoutd 1M unmHtot..• rno .... ftGI . . r~-.oatlbM t.o oLo,.ct•on•b•• .,.CMI''•e 1:1... , MOn .. ''"" tftlft 111110 •nco•rKI tn. .rttiiiD .,. ••, tv••' .....,...c. ~ • Clft • ,., Wlrt ot~• • - " ' " MIBI,.UI'I. ~httM lt c111nM n CIBH ... fti'V tllll IIIIIPOe COn.. ,., M(UtiWI 111M1'tt0nt ft"l D•~UIII >!'Ill oe1111 IIIII 1n11 ... ..-o *Jmn• '' Nn. CAitO 01' I HANKI • QIUTUAIII . . tt.U Hit .. ftrll <nltii!IIUII't lit~ Pomeroy! I Motor Co.~ HOUSE on 464 South 4th • OUAlrTY C .. RCII.LAUONI .COI.ICtiOftl 1963 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF now $1495 Was $1595. 4 JJoor Sedan. Local owner. Dark .aqua fini~ with clean matchmg mtenor, automatic. Radio and heater. Good t~es . 1964 CH EVRO L ET 4 DOOR now on IY $1295 Bis('ay ne , vinyl intenor. Dark grey fini sh, V8 engine, Power· glide. DOn't wail till Christmas. Buy today 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR _ _ re ducod Ia $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean mterior, white over tur· quoisc finish . VB. Automatic. Radio and I1eater IICII,....... Will.. 10 O'f'ICI JotO'-'RI Pomeroy Mofor Co. ~";:i' •:• .. 111111 . •• '"" ~ "' 0111, llhltllo• etJI a. M ro t2:DI Nt~on ' Legal Notice I LEGAL NOTICI 7 ROOM HOUSE with II'. baths MAR> cATHERIN• oooow••· ~ "n 'liddleport. Write or sr:el' sltHnll e-o JeiSe lit Jewell. lAtart, W l ll va., is hereby notU!ed that on the . owner at 383 North Third 14:lh day of November . 1968. Olan E. fJoodwln by Dill (.;. Warner, bt t Ave. 12 18 1rp Gusrdlan '~~"d nut Friend. beiDI t SIGNS ., I'WllutiMI Mlnd.l, IHI. . IIftl t;ot .. M. For Sale --- Real Estate SERVICE pa,mtiff, mea nil petlttoo 11aa.ut her u defendant tn ltle Court of Common P"a •• Prte\JI t:oun~. Otl\0. <.:•• No. 14024, pn.vlru: ror cllvon:e fro m th0:1 he 1laid Mary <.:nthennfl Uooclwln on t~e st.. I Middleport, 0., $6.000. Can r~rounds of WillfUl A.bsem..'H of 1111d bo U8 ht WI·th S malt dOWn pay· I aereoo 11 nt from sald plalnltll fOr more I ment, balanl'f tikP. rent. CAll th n one vear tas • plll!t, crou ne1lect r 1 ot11duty ."a e11rcme erue lt)' . t"hllinttn Valley L.um ber & Supp Iy _o., also pra.u {ar a~' equttahle dtl"lston ot Middleport, O. 992-27119. I the real· propert.y. ~~~~ell and U•bilifles ut the part\ea Hnd for otber proper 12 13 9tc ~"''" sOlo -""~ w111 "' ' " "'"'"' , - - - - - - - -- - 1"" or anw' tbe :.!Jilt. dar or December, 198!1 £. Goodwin ROOM house on Broadway 11.. D. mall By ·oa.le r.: . W•rner St. in Racine, large lot and . H~<. G••"''" ""' N•" r""' " or cont ac1 Mrs · 1 crvw, crow Porter gar den, wnte AUorneye · fur• Plaintiff Beulah Bradford, Box 116,! uu e. liS. u, 211 n21 ·~~~ 1 Racine. Phone 949-382L LEGAL NOTICE 12 11 IOtc ; The arinual meeting o! the - - - - - - - -- -- \ stockholdars ol the Pomeroy I , __,LI,,., National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, '-"'"'Riu- ~ Pfo ·: the election of directors 1 OPEN EVES. 9:00 , .M. fO lfLACI .II .I:SVl. 1 PllODUCINe ..VANT Ph. 992·2143 ! ~' iS' Around and \i .., ~ Jm " ew -~ " . r ,, eCer eTruck e • Core ·· ~ About Pomeroy 1 Rawlings Hond1 S.les WY a-2151 MIODLEPORT OHIO e &ulld ASHAMED • ~ LI'L ABNEII s~ory r~~' I OF ~=-~-:7Ccc i 2 0 i FOR ONLY r lot ~ ' FEEL SJ"-R~ FO" ' "' ...~~ ~ • ·.:."C.;.:) BE PROUD OP A CLEAN .CAR U·DRIVE·THRU CAR WASH :dlfn~ere ~early 'W.-'10 WCULDN1f •. ; n 5"0( - ~ ; ~:2:::;~~ ' • ,,, Sin~mg J'~l,. ~ tn s~n "o •Lt BOY, AM I TIRED! I JUST FIIJISHED WRAPF'ItJ~ UP SOME CHRISTMAS fl<tsENnf .... Mr:rool R~LLV? 'rtlU By KING !UI-IAr DID I/JRfiP UP ? 'rtJUR CAR! CA 1FNO 'R '"-= if l'd let him! very . . '-'"' we iIf Never been SicK! 1 I I WANTED ~~~een 1 TRACTOR OVERHAULS ~5o ~~:~e:lu~,;~·~:~· ~:c!m~~ LITTLE ORPHAN AHNIE I· ' "~-~ M• E • -- . -._ I f'5 AL'»~S 1-lt,RD TO ~1(,\J"?E: .O.NYT\ IINQ THm C lFTUN V.Al t!i; ~A't$ tiS. DOF<;M'T 8/f:N liKE I ~ I!~ C!-IP.ISW.A'31 Christmas Story is Told in Song, "" ' at Heath scup. t ure and Pantomime I' By HAROLD GRAY .. HEY' l Kr10W W,.i;:lT $ t-; A HAI YOU I§E J?IQ-IT 110W, TIP I GOT IT/ I A BfG , §!_§ C~N CJ' SURE lOULD ONE 0' THOSl; CLAIM CAN MAKC A P~P E N SMELL LIKE A "TH!i~e6 THEY PERFUME' 1-\M·M''-I'E~H, sur I.'!Q! t"I;\)M IJ§: THAT B!Tll:R COME Jt.IST ·~ROM SAI'IT~ C\,Al)S''I ROSE_ OAROcM! t( POME;~~NE 0.1 J ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN j ~isited ~ san~J:·Awl ~h.~ pa~t 1 I I l141NK ll:f FEFr NEED SIWPENING ! WINNIE WINKLE cl ~ree Party Given on Clt~VHOI.I·:T. ~; ,I 262 ~Ill 1 can~• Granddauqhter I I ' . -~~·: ._.. _ ~, ' _..~ . . --.. ·· ~ · ---- - #•--·--- . . . . ··-•·· . , .... WINNIE,CAN I HELP YOU WllH 'THOSE PACKIIGE5 f I "f:<::S'•:XJ'<. "<:sv· V~';,T ,, ,V,CP. l L::- PA - HN< .:: WA$ > ,'"' •• I I Brother~. til~ -I 1 MA ci SthBirthdayClf By BRANNER -. -' By RALPH HEIMDAHL QUIT HORS1N 1 AROUND At-/ ~IN IS~ Cl~ ' ~ Tt-t<1T GRANDCAT~<R' !; c~ocK: ., " ~ou'd e 1N6 lr Mlo\ foe. T.M. .... Ul Pat. CNf, '. '•" know I SPECIAl ' 1hat crazy qoat -! I t ' '· i 3 11 'j ·~ would have eaten the whole car I ! .... ~ . :-I·. -~ IS Dinner Precedes Christmas Party Of Syracuse Guiding Star Council ,~, ., NATCH'E.RL'I!! ttY 2-21'16 Mlddl-rt. 0 Racine Legion HaiL Reward. . ~ . . ' 'II ,;,~,;:,:,;;,,;,:;,;;;;,;;;;;;:;:~IJ,,...,...,...,...,,..,..,..,=.,.::-' Finder may stop at Dun's UNBEA1AHLE ~ 1967 solid ONE: FRESH cow, Hobtem, rooms, frUit cellar · uary 10, 1967, at 3·30 p. m. 1 Barber Shop or phone 949. state stereo. radw combma- 2nd calf. Vincent c. Brod-, MINERSVILLE _ Nwe one EDlSON HOBSTETTER\ Mr. and Mrs. W. H Jones of j alter p. m. lion, 4 speed, (IU1UJ_n~tJc chan- encK. Rt. 2. Pomeroy, 0., on t e 5 rooms cel!ar i President Vienna, W.Va . and Mr. and 6 3292 , Jtc ger, mcc wamut fmtsh, hos Long Hollow Road " 1 ro' erty <Ill 29 (121 6, 13, 21). Mrs" George Vaughan and son, 11 12 19 mswnt on rad1u " Take ove.· 12 19 31c g:th arg~ ~ / p 27; til 3, 6tc Chris of Chtllicothe were SunBy ADA SLACK Margaret Eichinger and Mrs. 1 Notic111 pa)ments ot $5"83 per month PUPPIE'S art poodle - Phone g s ape. ' " day guests of Mr" and Mrs" ' Sil N'""l" - - - - t or pay balance due $88"04. 1 992 "I' 67, p oo2 5443 . POMEROY - 2 story frame, ' LEGAL NOTICE Paul Zirkle and helped them A 6ed .30edp.thm. chictiken Enoch: "uniesnoln '6" was PIANO TUNING, Sehoul.: " . C 1 -, o or ' " ·· . " · prece e mee ng o m sung 10 . 1 church. home. Ph. Lane Uan· ! Try It tn your home., ~~. . 12 16 6tc I 6 rooms (3 bed.room~ l, ll.z \ The Wldersigned will . offer celebrate thetr 20t l anmversary. Guiding Slar Council No. 124, Other readings were, 'jT b 8 12 30 Stc . iels, 992-5511Y. 12 1 11tp t 99'1·3218" -baths, oak floors, ba,.ment, at a pubhc sale to the h~ghest Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mrs. Daughters ol America W:syra· Savior Christ Is Born," by Mar· I ~--""" "s -- - A I" - •SOMETHI~G TO :.!END-Smg· i CHRISTMAS trees for sele 1 garage, a real buy 18•900 " b1dder for cash m hand on Dec- Margaret Johnson visited Sun· cuse when the annual Christ· 1 garet Cottrill· "'The Be I t 1ey Adams urPo:-;!: 10n , er s~~o~o mg rn,u.: htnc (/]mp 1etc ... , , · Mrs. Lucre.·• mas ' party and 64th ampversary ·" ' " • House and and 1an TradJr,g Jlankn ,s Grocery, Syracuse. ' SYRACUSE _ Excellent c•lmil-. ember 22, at I o a. m. at th e day afternoon wtth Day of Ule Year, by Linda is now under one root at w1th allachments. T~1s rna12~15-titc l tion, ranch type, 5 rooms <2 Blaettnar _Auto C~., Pomeroy, la Rhodes and Mrs. Zora Wal- of the Council was observed. Lavendar, and ."Beside .the Laurel Chf1 School House ' clmH:' eqmpped to z1g zag , I , bedrooms), bath, cellar, car- ; lhe followmg descnbed a~tomo- ker at Veterans Memonal Hos- The meeting, conduc~ by Stall," by Pauline MorarJty. 1 on Slate Route IU and new mnke buttunholes, monogram , •·Flashy'' and 'Robust. I male I ort. workshop, renlal hou.".e bile - 1959 Ford Galax:te: 2 pital. lhc Councilor Ural Thomas, op. . " d 1 B Us" !lt. bn•ss, open daily al ek Take ova payments of Keeslionds, AKC Reg", 11 new_ all loca ted on 0 door. Serial No. B9FSI6a734, G"bb d Le of ·ened in ritualistic toni!. Rou· • 7 " Jim Adams noon and $5.42 per month or pay bat- mo" old" Have had •II shote i . Mimmum price for which lhe Harry 1 san • 1 hi tine busmess was transacted. ohe cosmg, Y 1 ed 118 _00 0. 12 anct! due $~;)OR Call 992-3218. Terms. if sold before Chn~t-1 mce , car wilt be sold is $50. H~rtford, W. Va. an d ~~~s ~ One member, Mary A. Jones, Mrs. Lavender, c.os e proWorthy Stanlel~·__11 20 tic 12 20 6tc 1 ma s. Also, basset and beagle ' WA:'>T TO SEEL ~ LIST' Blaellnar Auto Co" Gibbs of New Haven an ;•8 wasrecently lost by de'!ljl and gram. 0 HPip Wanted CONIJITIONE!l SUDEX hay" I"'P' " Call 949-365:> or 992- ! WITH US 12 19 3tc ~:ehlwf~ P:':' f_ v~ttettou~~: l benefits were paid. Ap,eijcation The refreshment . table wu -cc==~---c"- - - h- - 1 Pearl Will ia ms Rt 1 Rut- I J897 or see Kenneth Markms.\ Albert M. Cox. Broker Y . of a new candidate was read. very attractive, cov~ wttb 1 so~rco~~o:~ msla't;' :H 03~~'-. land. 0" Ph" !JY2~U821: 12,206tp j ttacine. 0 " Near Maplewood · Henry Cleland. salesman SO(~IAL Mmersvtlle" I At the close of the -qre<ting a"Chrlslmas cloth, ' centered · 99 ·" • Y\'IAN All ." T , U.ke after 5:30 p. m" 992-3830 • Mrs. E. E. Roush was the 1 a very inspiring Christmas pro. wtlh a pomsetta arrangement, ; 1· " ' d" -A~~"'··;~ ~";3 1 WELDERS ll 19 3te E.enings 992·25ti8 or 992-3636 \ Monday dinner guest of her sis- !ram was conducted by Clara and ~IJidles on each end o! the 1 1 ELECTRICIANS ''j "~,'ng out~' WI . .': I :;:::-_ _ - --- =-::--:--:·"- I 12 I 3tc -' , , f\ tcr-in-law, Mrs. Charles Willi· ' Lavendar. The opening prayer tableitllaetllng lor 25. Grace, PIPE FITTERS ca . '"· pow " measure ! I WEDNESDAY row. was given by Edith Hood. A was _by plher Harden. ,' FLLAA~~u\U~TEENRS 'sllldll 'caPihes" 9A92ls7o37o8nel2se2tOB3alrp· ' NECWHRISTMAS SA LEI 175 ACRE rarm, bouse w~tbli· 9 BOSWORTH Council No. 46., M' p tr' . ~" ld I d I skit, "Most Precious of Them Gil haft been placed e '" " - " ' rooms and bath, cellar. ce •11 I R 1 d Select Masons wt"ll tss a !Cia 'If s, s 0 en 11" "v b Mrs. Thorn- uoder , be,uti!ully decoral· 5TE'<l FABRICATORS CHEST FREEZERS $153 an , d " ffT k 3 t A • was gl en Y ~1 1 13 t rhe un!lard rate for men e• DINING ROOM SET. Table, 4 All Models S•le Priced! hou~e. 2 Iarge barns , free . 110oya e wor as Florence Potts H a z 81 ed tr wer~ exchanged. Tbt 1 10 their stated assembly on nurse omg a •;:;;·.i.:n,:•·~J ' ~ ~:~ .~.~.;',"" rt 3u,f,u• ct1airs and buflel. Also two All Appliances Sale Priced! gas 2 farm ponds. ImmedtChildren's HospitaL Columbus, ~ Cl~rk, Laura Circl~, Ada Slack, artific·· ..~e n tree was a gift Anr tv "' prr~.,.,, \lru •fl·• .v ,r, .. u~h odd tables. All in good condlWe Service. Deliver. ate' occupancy. Pearl Wil-l Wednesday ~t 7:30_ p. m. James spent a couple of days last i Myla Hudson and Carrie Sln- to the UnJ 1 by Mrs .•Hems· ~~·~h~;;,~'::~o~i.;;; ;~;~\~ ;,iiMizJr~m tion a;I}P reasonably. . Finence barns, 992-2318 or 992-2681. Buchanan, !llus.tnous master, week w~th her pa.rents, Mr.lcalir. ley. !~ 12 18 3 Opon T;t 9 Every N;ght. 10 3 lfc requests all olfiCers and com- and Mrs. Joseph F~elds and son ,' The group sang "Joy to !he A p ~-'-- oulside decorated AMERICAN SHIP • tc 1 Except Sunday pan ions to attend. J ff fJJI••w . b BUILDING co" • SYRACUSE THIRD Wedncs- e rey. World," and readings included, electric'candles, donated Y ;~~;,~~"';~,;: ·~~~ POMEROY Business Services day Homemakers cl ub will have Miss Mary Ann Fields of "May Your lleart Withhold No Mr. and Mrs. William Rizer; a 1\.n P<lllal Dpportunnv rnwlnver ~ ../~ 992-'2181 :ts ani1U3! Chr!Etma::; dianer and Columbus was the weekend Treasure,'' by Minnie Kaptina; 'beautiful crocheted doily, giv1& 6tc i ' ' • · ·· · · • . at the home o! Mr•. guest of her parents, Mr" and i "I Am Glad," by Mary Laven- en by Sylvia ZwilHng, and an 0 11 i HAY Ph. 992_6112. llelivered SUPER SERVICE STATION . ;;~;· ~elreshments. JMrs. Joseph Fields and son. \dar, and "By the Fireside," hy attractive while nylon netdtr~, or cu11 be picked up. SINGER sewing machine mn.lel ' Fourth grade mothers w iII Jakie Schuler of Portland Clark and Sylvia Zwtll· 30 ' 12 18 61o 66' 1 ig zag equipped to butON day , Dec" 20 al 1: p.m" spent lhe weekend with his \· Atrio Thelma Grueser Es· presented to 'tne good of the BOY or GIRL I l"qcc '1 SALISBURY SCHOOL Will d ts M d. M 5 · ' · 1 1 PONIES cho1ce colors and tonhnle, monogram, app · . gran P<l{en , r. an r · l ther Harden and Leola Enoch, order conumttee. The candles 1 hetght~. ('h i:d tram ed ctnd etc_ Puy oft 6 payments $6.-17 1 hav e a Christmas program 3l Jacob Schuler. sang, ~" lt Came Upon A Mid- were won by Janie Armes, the In Rutland on Mau1 1 ·r c 11 each" Ph" 991-2685 TUESDAY Cl " An th kit d ·1 b A Hem·'· and the " " " Street & College Ave. k green broe. erms. a ''' I 12-15-tlc Th Let t F II PTA will I Mrs. Lewis Fax and Mrs. Rliy mght ear. o er s ' oty y nn .'""Y Earn Money and Prizes Sf.'f [ . .I I! ill , Flatwoml:- 1 ---· I rnec~ in r:~ula/ s~ssion Tui;'S- HowcH and children ~pent Sat..: ''Ch'rist in Prophecy," was tree by .Alice RobLBon. "' Delivering The Daily Hoad. Pomrroy. o. LUSTHE Foam is guaranteed 1 Carroll Norns Dec. 21 al IIJ urday afternOOn in Athena with presented by Ann Hemsley, Attendmg were the above, 1_ Senlinel to established 12 IR 7tp 1 to be the best carpe t clea ner i Have your tractor overhaul· 1a.m Plann•d potluck at n""n. Mr. and Mts. John Douglas. Kathryn Johnson, Laura Sayre, Laura Watson and Marie Rizer. 1 ed now at a IJJg savings. We . . ~.,... Route YOUo'\G PAHI\KEET~. $3 lO t you have e\·er ustd or !your ! arP runnmg a special on trac· 1 For more informati~n call Mrs. Leonard Lyons, student at 1 eaC' h , Mvnah bird,. earh "l money back. E:leC'tnc tor ocl'rhauls for the Wint•r H $1 n ch nge CALL 992-2156 · e tal ~'1 Fbersba(J1 month:>. lln vl' your tractor 1 William ayes. gl ex a Ohio University, arrived Satur.1 11 1 Sherwood (qsLen Ohio H1v pooer r ~ · _. 1 I cd t...,=..,===="""""'=' I ' 0 re:H"ly ttl go to work w ICn I p ann . day to spend the holiday vaca~ . l'l J{oad. PI Pleas""'· W. v" lldwe", Pomeroy. " 215-61 spring comes an<l save down WEDNESDAY lion at his home" c time Wanted To B11y i 12 18 61c ' _ . 1, CLASS J2 ot Heath Methodist Mrs. Francis Cline of Middle· The Christmas story In song, and Sr. Youth Fellowship groups POOL TARLE, -preferahle reg - •>ON'T piimpyour sl uggish sep \ GOOti.Clean:-tump, egg and ' Church will meet Wednesday, port and son Terry Beechler scripture and pantomuue... Wll3 tn cltarge. Karen McGtrr and uta lion SIZe, stale boll om, tiC tank " Get K•can-E:m-AII oil treated stoker coal. Pea- I etgs qutpmen o. Dec" 21. at the church at 8 p" of Columbus ~isited Sunday presented at the candleli~"~ Set· Sandy Johnson were candle· Horae• Ken. Chester.!' Ph"' SeptiC Tank Ckaoer" Land- cock Coal Co", 1 block from 1 992-2176 OHIO m. Mrs. James E:ulcr is pro- evening with Mr. and Mrs" vice Sunday evenmg al 'l!ilath bghters lor the service. The 1185"3341. 12 20 Jlp , mark Farm ,r.au in Pom" traluc light m CheshLre, grom chairman and Mrs" Ev· Lewis Fox MethodiSt l.'hurch. Newman youth chotr entered the church 8 SHMHNG tim her In Ohio ero), " t2 I tic - - - - - erctt Davis, devotional leader. Re and M 5 Eugene Gill 1 Burdette, organist, ope~ the coming down the aisle while the 11 "' 311 \C I, Ph. 307-7526. 0 · MAKE MORE PROFIT by Hos'·sses are Mrs" Glenn Lam- and vfa. m•'ly lefrt "Mo"nday for 8 program w1tn an organ prelude senior choir,,sang, "0 Come AU or West Virgin.,, or old. f'<j:'ft ous-;;-c-,-~ --- ' -T... , " -· " ~ " 1 " ..... farms w>th timber . Manon ,,'Si v :" anGt s eetp. d rre) I I listing your firm's serv•ces m bert, Mrs" Earl Knight, Mrs" visit with relatives in Zanes- and" accompanied for the taru Ye Faithful. followed by "'" _ 1 eepers uaran ee ", Hanna Line 1 the Daily Sentinel's B•ISmess M. L. French and Mrs" Fred ville. •mgmg. mvocation giVen by the !lAo•. 71 R€'ynolds, Box · Svrcwuse, ' suits or money back TRAl ERS · • 10 10 U " th I 0 9 18 !Ultp ' " TRAVEL L Serme column. llibbs" Leonard Lyons was a busi- Children of e . pr mary Max. "Dona hue. · __ 1 Only 98c" Nelson's Pharmacy. , (Quality Bu;lt) I WAHAMA ll••h School annu. " "t ·n Parkersb g W grades presented thetr program Mtss Sherrte Shuler narrated 11 2" 30 1967 Modeb In Stock 1 h VISI Or I ur ' · and included the kmdergarten the Chrtslmas . " For Rent 1 Pomeroy. 0 " "a to CUSTOM butchering, will buy al Christmas dance will be held ness Va" Monday" story as told tu MODF.R~ fllr oishro losl flour HOUSE coa l, gravel lor drive-, - ROUSH & LYONS ~ h•d"" Phil Meier, 992-~510 this Wednesday night at the Mrs Lorene Kennedy of Gal· classes taught by Margare_t Ed- Matthew and Luke as the char0 111 ric Wahama High gym from 8 p. ena efficiency aparlml'nl m Mid· ' way" I w11l deliver PIL 99l- ' CAMPING TRt.ILERS Sunday with her wards ay !lien actersEdad-pearedB· TakinJg 10 dlrpor t Ph 9!l2-3f.74 l 728!i. Horton St. M!son, W. Ve . AUCTIUNEER n•. to 11 p . m. The informal mother, Mrs. Jessie P..rice, Rut- Manger and s ~ere •e rowp, as osep • . . ge 11 14 tic 12-15-301p Complete Service dance will be open to the pub- land Road and attended the fU· as they rang thelf bells. ,.jlecl· ~barlotte Reitter, as Mary,/ - I t <¢APACHE:. -,.u K"rt'"'" lt'c. The Ja)' S will emcee" neral of Lee Roush. !Jtions on Chmunas we!l.JIV· and boys and girls of tbe ph 1 6 .P.QOM ho 11 se and balh. fu r" 1 POTATOF:S" ge,t your win er .,.. ··en by Becky Fultz, Karen _John· mary grades were the she" 1 t Write, Prone or Cootad __ r - th (' ·· naC'e .,ild garage, 255 W. Matn ! pota11ws Wht ~e ey as · ALL NEW FOR 1967 A. \.. 1\KAU...tli\U son and Jay Ord. The classes herds, Wtsemen, and angel~ ·' St. 'P'omeroy. 0 " Ph" !1!12" ' Clarence Prolf<tt. Pnrllana , 167 Apoch• M..,d•• FRIDAY Cpl. Frecker Here taught by Miss Carol Bachtel, John Ingels was the votce ot 9Doc. 10 286!! or u~J-2!!11i 12 ' tfc ! 0 Ph" 843-1154 10 JU ti<' A~~~::: ~:: Racine, Oblo~ tiC THE POMEROY High School Visitin, P11rents Mrs " Jack Bechtle and Mrs. the prophet, isaiah. 1 1\ 1967 -GOOf, "" Band Boosters Association will ~ · sang, ' '0 Uttl t· 1I~En 11rPs. $1 9S ~md Actin" Cpl. Char\f's W, Free- James Clatworlhy sang a song, The chmr 11 furmshed apartment _ S!!:WINU machlnes. repan sersponsor a high school dance b F " dl B Is" --.c;. T f B tht .. Whli" ROOM 3 rt up Pomeroy Ilome & Auto. ker of Fort Sill, Okla" IS spend· "The r1en y eas a .... om- own o e enem, • 1 0 apa . and 4 room 1urn"" r1 9 11tc I Auto 'Sa lei •ice. all makeo IVY 1rZ2!14. party thi s Friday night from 8 ing a 14 day leave with his ..,.r- panied by Miss Bacbtel on the Shepherds Watched," "W, ment Adulb H.f"lt'rf"m·f's _ 126 rhe FallnL Shop, Pomeroy to 11 p. m., at the Pomeroy t··-Th Ki " "Ha k the H ry Av-. Pomeru\', IJ!Jt. , , h t S 1 f'nts \1r. and Mr~ . Willi 1m auto-harp. ree ngs, r er d 1 ' 6 6 CYLIN ilt-:fl C evro e . •uth.n 1zcd Smger "•• an High Auditorium" The Jays will ' d t 1 th ld An 1 S" Mulber ,. fi'reckrr. Col. Frecke r ;._, ~cltl::!- The seeon par o e pro- a ge s tng " a nd "J oy to , l1UII{;n PRH't:U 1urnHure tr 195· · 12 8 t1c out third rlmH budge! stloi-J ' :-1a~d~rd 6698. lnm ~ .. 'lfl rst $ 1~() i Servtcc. J l9 ll~ emcee no dance this Saturday duled to leave for Vietnam in :gram was the story ot the .Na~ tbe World." 1 I HM:.N t'l.lrmture. M1ddlepurt ! hu~s 11. Ph 992 -(,77.~ 2 20 3 Rt:AUV -MlX concrete deliver· night becausr of Christmas Eve . February He will be in livity with members of the J~. The ~· ~ax Donahue led Foo I!Pnl Ohtu ll 12 lfc 1191)!1 ('Jit:V . JmpHia, 2 donf 1 1 ed nghl lo your project. f'tHit <'harge ol a search light squad. ~he audie.nce m. the candlelight· h Tt;AIT.F.R. Brown's Trailer \lAH III E il"ll r·'nlln·s. sec \Irs , hard lop , rn em·l lt•nt r.mM ' and easy" e:;timate>. Miss Sharon Frecker who is Public Invited to -: mg serVIce Wllh boys of th•' I 1 P::~rk MinPrsvl l lt~ . 0 f)l1 •t!!'l M;1 rv Witlh rr :r. H:umllotl linn. 4 spl:'('d tr ;m <. : . Can be , Pllone !N't-~284, Guegll::!m studying pediatrics al ildrcn's Join Grf1ng~ Party·: senior y~ulh gro~ps as u:~ber:, l' 1 11 1 3324. t2 2116tt S!.. .\11lit:l1·porl. OhiO. SI"('IL <Jt !Jull ·'· ,\ ~.IIIO: .!td IJI c:J ll [t r;l(iy -M11 C'o Mt(l(!lf'l}llrl. Ho~pif"' i:' ('"lumhn'"' al~r\ will Everyone. is ir\vited to the !he .au~Jenc~. ~omed ~.tl~htlll 4ROOM ~nfurmsl1f'd al-wrlnwnl 12 1\J :ur 9\r,l-:1535. 12 20 31p Ohm. 6 JO Uc spend the holidays wllh tler annual Christmas party of AI· m smgmg, Silent NJgh. . . .~in Pumeruy Ph "'"";:tX5 PUPS C oetween Chilm'" 19 ,,9 rjll0<1o: "\ coNIJITIONING Keir1geo parents. fred Grange on Thursday, Dec" each o.n• held a lighted n ttc · · ro~s st,·mdard lr aP s . good lin•-. , a!lon servwe. Jaek 's H.elng· Mrs. Margarel Parsons and 22, at 8 p. m. A Christmas pro- Followmg the program t t 11 1 11 l1ua all(l M,ull'hcsH•r . Phoue m vl'ry good ('ondit!l•'l, pr i..:- 1 eratmn, New Haven. Phone Mrs. Roy Wiseman of Rutland COLUNS' CH.VSTAL CAVE gram will be presented by tbe ch'ld I rl'n wen t to th c- baseme~ TH .~ II.F.R 'P'" on Kn•wn••ll, 992-1;458" 12 19 tile ed at IWO" !'IL 9!12-32'16 \ TU Ol-3!oJ7. 4 6 ttc entertained recently with a The Floyd Collins Crystal Grange members. A 50c gl_ft dining room where tltey were " Ave~". Moddlepurt. l'h \IJ ~·12" k d aut d I or child g1ven a treaI bY SanIa Claus lie PUPS Cross between 1cr rwr 12 18 3'p \ I~A-fl ~ r PLUMBING. Hural birthday party honoring their C<lve lies within Mammoth exchange mare 11 1 and hcagl1·. 1\l l mc.lt> f'hone - - -.. Doxul ~Hottie (.;a:) Arnold granddaughter, Miss Jana Re- Cave National Park in Kentuc. will be held. . \assisted by Emerson Joneli FURNISHED 4 room "'fHirl · 985·3822. Cht'sll'r ln_surance K MaiD St., nee Wiseman. on her fifth ky . Collins discovered the cave Alired Grange membertlre Gi£ts for the homel £or chil· menl wilh halh " Ph" 992-3056 12 19 lip IGElAquotatoon !rom RE:U · Pomeroy" i a Uc birthday in 1917 and, in 1925. lost his life asked to bring one pouilr o!·ldren and the aged were brought ll h Ill' li·ke It" rvt' IN"IJKANC~ ~Gt;;NLY I Games were played and door while exploring it His tomb is candy. . to the altar during tbe servke ''Nl• vcr wwd anything ~:. ' ~ ' J'IC. ~tore n:newtng vuur , Sur11rise I' urty rs · prizes presented to Kim Dew- tnside the cav~:. S\!AI -"I.~ 4 ronm hou "e 1'-.tlh bath .~,,~ u-.t>rs ul !~ltu· Lus1rr t11r - - -- - in S:~ r;wuse Pho11c \J!.I2·3~u. · dcaning 1 ;:~qwt Rent Eh-f'· <!LIIO m~uram:~ We may be : hurst. Danny Edwards. RayEAS f TERMS 1\•: 12-15-6tc aote to save yc;,u money . Given ~I iss !'jur/w·e mnnd Patterson. and Roxanna Martin, Abby Martin. Danny tr it: ~hampol•t'r $1 Po mt:ro~~ i!Ji!ltltP ... - - s"-t'ED . · bed t 8 2 tk I Mis~ Kay Ault l'nh·rtalned ' Patterso n. Christmas carols \ Edwards, Mike El'lwards. Ara1. 1 • 2 FURN ronm apar · Cenwnt Hl,wk Co . . . . 1 ment. furnace heat. Mrddl _\ 12 19 te6 1-\UTUMOBII.E insuranr~ been wJih a surpnsc party 111 hnnor were enjoyed by the group ka Grate. Angela KennPdy, Ancante lled'! Lost your opt:!r<:tl· of Miss Sus1~ Surfaf'e. who ob- with Mrs. David Wtseman as ila l..ewi~, Lydia Johnson. Edport, O. Ph. 992·3874. I:! 1 - ------ ---11 tic MILLIONS .ol rugs have ~n or's license? Call W'V 2--lDtil:l served her 17th birthday Fnd<ty a<'tompani~t. wm Johnson and Evan Wise.0 28 - --,-=-:---c _____ I cleam•d w1!11 Rl11c Lu..;!rP 11" 1 tlr evemng at the home nf Mr. and Jana opem•d her many ~ift~ man. 8 15 jt'OI IH ~1n1M furmsbed aparl \ Amf'rica 's finest. Rent elec--~~-~ Mrs. William Aull. and a cake bakPd ov her ~rand 1 Sent1inl!. e:ifts wPrP Rita 8:~1. ruent W"f l:Jfi58 _ i 14 ~ll , lrH _slii.HIIP: . .Jer $1 Ha~.~r \ f;IVES DINNER ! Rerreshment s nl ice · cream 'llothcr. Mr". Wiseman , was ~ ley and Rortney B~iley. Mr. FUHN-JSHED and unf11r111 sh rd F'urnlturc Co. l2 l9 6tc Mr:- Wi lliam Eldllnger ent 1·r· and 1·ake w~re served lo H1ta Hn•H•ntt'd and srrved with ke and Mr!'. Larry Clark, Harrf; apartments Close tv s•·t1Hol Jo:LFX1'ROLU X sY...et·p~·r tJit laill~d v. 1th a dmnl'r ~aturd::ty lia ilf'V. Huth Ann ll~ll ··y, Mar· cream and o1h:>r treats. \ ~rnville . Phone !Nt-54~. ltl 18 llr . wht>eb. pop nul pnper ba;.:s. l e\ot' ntn~ nl hf·r h1nw•. Heml 1wk g:ie il arr1 s. Sandy Cat't{'n. S·111· M'-•'lri ;,.... ''"'"" .\rv•~v~ r"lV.I A vmt from her l!'rAHt ~r1lrut,, -~ - -·dual l'ieamn~ tools l:Jr rug ". , Gr 11 vl' . f;lll''llH 1\-t're Mr. and dy Humphreys Ann H:tn"lln hur~ l. K1m Dewhurst, Jay\ narPntt:~, Mr. and ,Mrs. E~r1 · Fot Sale 01 R~nt 1 fun1 1:u r('. du~tmg, etc. On !y Mrs. Walter Klll 111 ~t·r and Mrs . .md lhe hnnored g11P'1I\: -..;is!~>rs. lln~<mr~. :~oh,p UPw)'lu l• !, "it.::-rkev of Cnr"'.:>ntPr. 1\'3~ Al~n fRO()M house, 3 bedroon1s. l J p<Jymrnts lett of $.6.99 ea•·h. ~ora Eakins ol Dayton and Mr . :Jane 3f'rl R,sf' Surlaec . ltuLe~·ta .layne Hutchinson, Roxanna 1Jerljoyed . ·AJilRist.lng w1th the \ 110 baths. Pb. Y92-2500. Ph. 992·2685" . and Mrs" George Heines, Hem-J Bing ;cnt a gift 1Patterson, Jeffery Patterson. party were Miss ~ndrea Dew· 11 25 He 12-15-trcllork Grove. RQymrtnd Pattn:-~nnj Tammy h'. ! rrt P.r.~ \~rs. D~vi1 Wl ~ ~.,rn. '" WONDJR YOUR DIRTY CAR Type :,. K T eAny GOBLE .D El H ' 1r GEORGI DON'T BE SERVICE!: '""''''''",._, 111~ DICK RAWLINGS RADIATOR 'i Pomeroy &NIJ~FY~· " IIICE51 PIOt'L kl . CALL Pomeroy, 0. •·' BLAmNARS 1 •D 81 ONI .OP Phone 992·210. hom tbe Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. 5GUE~ZIN'S, HONDA SAlfS & SERVIO BLAETTNARS I ,t, l NEED A " JliG. OF CORN BOBCAT .. n .... tl Uf\. ....... ~ POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2t56 I i an< the transactiOn of any ~· ~t~~~~J:;;;~-ll:=::==:=:=:="':":=:=:=:=""'""'"""==""'""""""=":~l ROUTE 33 98 acres, 25-:10 other business that may come - \,oil and Fnund ____ acres for cultivation. barb l before the meetmg, will be " ~· '" -I for Sale \- - - - - - : -1- - - fence. small barn, hen house • ' held at the office of sa•d Porn- ; " ,~ tllST - Billfold in vicimly of _ ~-_ For _ Sa e_ l'n story frame house. 6 eroy National Bank on Jan- ,; If'' 10 ~·"' ' M50 SPORT SPRINT SHORE;, DOCDOVE WANT TH' REEi'LAR '! HARLEY DAVID$0N MOTORCYCI!$ E.....rlenctd RADIATOR THE WILLETS .! �i" • '£et Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business S~rv1ces ~ -- ~Daily Sentinel, PomerO)'·Mlddleport, AD· INfORMA tlON t 0., Dec. 20, 1966 I V' .\Nl .. • . UIADLI"II g,, ....... Wll· .. lf;CI . . M I• Dn A. M, ~UIJIM:et ... ...... tiM ., II.IIVUljlofiOMI ~UII'tiMf 'IIIIIFYH Ul• fllllt fiM re .on •• ••1-..:1 on, acrt •""""' r.rrou snoutd 1M unmHtot..• rno .... ftGI . . r~-.oatlbM t.o oLo,.ct•on•b•• .,.CMI''•e 1:1... , MOn .. ''"" tftlft 111110 •nco•rKI tn. .rttiiiD .,. ••, tv••' .....,...c. ~ • Clft • ,., Wlrt ot~• • - " ' " MIBI,.UI'I. ~httM lt c111nM n CIBH ... fti'V tllll IIIIIPOe COn.. ,., M(UtiWI 111M1'tt0nt ft"l D•~UIII >!'Ill oe1111 IIIII 1n11 ... ..-o *Jmn• '' Nn. CAitO 01' I HANKI • QIUTUAIII . . tt.U Hit .. ftrll <nltii!IIUII't lit~ Pomeroy! I Motor Co.~ HOUSE on 464 South 4th • OUAlrTY C .. RCII.LAUONI .COI.ICtiOftl 1963 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF now $1495 Was $1595. 4 JJoor Sedan. Local owner. Dark .aqua fini~ with clean matchmg mtenor, automatic. Radio and heater. Good t~es . 1964 CH EVRO L ET 4 DOOR now on IY $1295 Bis('ay ne , vinyl intenor. Dark grey fini sh, V8 engine, Power· glide. DOn't wail till Christmas. Buy today 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR _ _ re ducod Ia $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean mterior, white over tur· quoisc finish . VB. Automatic. Radio and I1eater IICII,....... Will.. 10 O'f'ICI JotO'-'RI Pomeroy Mofor Co. ~";:i' •:• .. 111111 . •• '"" ~ "' 0111, llhltllo• etJI a. M ro t2:DI Nt~on ' Legal Notice I LEGAL NOTICI 7 ROOM HOUSE with II'. baths MAR> cATHERIN• oooow••· ~ "n 'liddleport. Write or sr:el' sltHnll e-o JeiSe lit Jewell. lAtart, W l ll va., is hereby notU!ed that on the . owner at 383 North Third 14:lh day of November . 1968. Olan E. fJoodwln by Dill (.;. Warner, bt t Ave. 12 18 1rp Gusrdlan '~~"d nut Friend. beiDI t SIGNS ., I'WllutiMI Mlnd.l, IHI. . IIftl t;ot .. M. For Sale --- Real Estate SERVICE pa,mtiff, mea nil petlttoo 11aa.ut her u defendant tn ltle Court of Common P"a •• Prte\JI t:oun~. Otl\0. <.:•• No. 14024, pn.vlru: ror cllvon:e fro m th0:1 he 1laid Mary <.:nthennfl Uooclwln on t~e st.. I Middleport, 0., $6.000. Can r~rounds of WillfUl A.bsem..'H of 1111d bo U8 ht WI·th S malt dOWn pay· I aereoo 11 nt from sald plalnltll fOr more I ment, balanl'f tikP. rent. CAll th n one vear tas • plll!t, crou ne1lect r 1 ot11duty ."a e11rcme erue lt)' . t"hllinttn Valley L.um ber & Supp Iy _o., also pra.u {ar a~' equttahle dtl"lston ot Middleport, O. 992-27119. I the real· propert.y. ~~~~ell and U•bilifles ut the part\ea Hnd for otber proper 12 13 9tc ~"''" sOlo -""~ w111 "' ' " "'"'"' , - - - - - - - -- - 1"" or anw' tbe :.!Jilt. dar or December, 198!1 £. Goodwin ROOM house on Broadway 11.. D. mall By ·oa.le r.: . W•rner St. in Racine, large lot and . H~<. G••"''" ""' N•" r""' " or cont ac1 Mrs · 1 crvw, crow Porter gar den, wnte AUorneye · fur• Plaintiff Beulah Bradford, Box 116,! uu e. liS. u, 211 n21 ·~~~ 1 Racine. Phone 949-382L LEGAL NOTICE 12 11 IOtc ; The arinual meeting o! the - - - - - - - -- -- \ stockholdars ol the Pomeroy I , __,LI,,., National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, '-"'"'Riu- ~ Pfo ·: the election of directors 1 OPEN EVES. 9:00 , .M. fO lfLACI .II .I:SVl. 1 PllODUCINe ..VANT Ph. 992·2143 ! ~' iS' Around and \i .., ~ Jm " ew -~ " . r ,, eCer eTruck e • Core ·· ~ About Pomeroy 1 Rawlings Hond1 S.les WY a-2151 MIODLEPORT OHIO e &ulld ASHAMED • ~ LI'L ABNEII s~ory r~~' I OF ~=-~-:7Ccc i 2 0 i FOR ONLY r lot ~ ' FEEL SJ"-R~ FO" ' "' ...~~ ~ • ·.:."C.;.:) BE PROUD OP A CLEAN .CAR U·DRIVE·THRU CAR WASH :dlfn~ere ~early 'W.-'10 WCULDN1f •. ; n 5"0( - ~ ; ~:2:::;~~ ' • ,,, Sin~mg J'~l,. ~ tn s~n "o •Lt BOY, AM I TIRED! I JUST FIIJISHED WRAPF'ItJ~ UP SOME CHRISTMAS fl<tsENnf .... Mr:rool R~LLV? 'rtlU By KING !UI-IAr DID I/JRfiP UP ? 'rtJUR CAR! CA 1FNO 'R '"-= if l'd let him! very . . '-'"' we iIf Never been SicK! 1 I I WANTED ~~~een 1 TRACTOR OVERHAULS ~5o ~~:~e:lu~,;~·~:~· ~:c!m~~ LITTLE ORPHAN AHNIE I· ' "~-~ M• E • -- . -._ I f'5 AL'»~S 1-lt,RD TO ~1(,\J"?E: .O.NYT\ IINQ THm C lFTUN V.Al t!i; ~A't$ tiS. DOF<;M'T 8/f:N liKE I ~ I!~ C!-IP.ISW.A'31 Christmas Story is Told in Song, "" ' at Heath scup. t ure and Pantomime I' By HAROLD GRAY .. HEY' l Kr10W W,.i;:lT $ t-; A HAI YOU I§E J?IQ-IT 110W, TIP I GOT IT/ I A BfG , §!_§ C~N CJ' SURE lOULD ONE 0' THOSl; CLAIM CAN MAKC A P~P E N SMELL LIKE A "TH!i~e6 THEY PERFUME' 1-\M·M''-I'E~H, sur I.'!Q! t"I;\)M IJ§: THAT B!Tll:R COME Jt.IST ·~ROM SAI'IT~ C\,Al)S''I ROSE_ OAROcM! t( POME;~~NE 0.1 J ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN j ~isited ~ san~J:·Awl ~h.~ pa~t 1 I I l141NK ll:f FEFr NEED SIWPENING ! WINNIE WINKLE cl ~ree Party Given on Clt~VHOI.I·:T. ~; ,I 262 ~Ill 1 can~• Granddauqhter I I ' . -~~·: ._.. _ ~, ' _..~ . . --.. ·· ~ · ---- - #•--·--- . . . . ··-•·· . , .... WINNIE,CAN I HELP YOU WllH 'THOSE PACKIIGE5 f I "f:<::S'•:XJ'<. "<:sv· V~';,T ,, ,V,CP. l L::- PA - HN< .:: WA$ > ,'"' •• I I Brother~. til~ -I 1 MA ci SthBirthdayClf By BRANNER -. -' By RALPH HEIMDAHL QUIT HORS1N 1 AROUND At-/ ~IN IS~ Cl~ ' ~ Tt-t<1T GRANDCAT~<R' !; c~ocK: ., " ~ou'd e 1N6 lr Mlo\ foe. T.M. .... Ul Pat. CNf, '. '•" know I SPECIAl ' 1hat crazy qoat -! I t ' '· i 3 11 'j ·~ would have eaten the whole car I ! .... ~ . :-I·. -~ IS Dinner Precedes Christmas Party Of Syracuse Guiding Star Council ,~, ., NATCH'E.RL'I!! ttY 2-21'16 Mlddl-rt. 0 Racine Legion HaiL Reward. . ~ . . ' 'II ,;,~,;:,:,;;,,;,:;,;;;;,;;;;;;:;:~IJ,,...,...,...,...,,..,..,..,=.,.::-' Finder may stop at Dun's UNBEA1AHLE ~ 1967 solid ONE: FRESH cow, Hobtem, rooms, frUit cellar · uary 10, 1967, at 3·30 p. m. 1 Barber Shop or phone 949. state stereo. radw combma- 2nd calf. Vincent c. Brod-, MINERSVILLE _ Nwe one EDlSON HOBSTETTER\ Mr. and Mrs. W. H Jones of j alter p. m. lion, 4 speed, (IU1UJ_n~tJc chan- encK. Rt. 2. Pomeroy, 0., on t e 5 rooms cel!ar i President Vienna, W.Va . and Mr. and 6 3292 , Jtc ger, mcc wamut fmtsh, hos Long Hollow Road " 1 ro' erty <Ill 29 (121 6, 13, 21). Mrs" George Vaughan and son, 11 12 19 mswnt on rad1u " Take ove.· 12 19 31c g:th arg~ ~ / p 27; til 3, 6tc Chris of Chtllicothe were SunBy ADA SLACK Margaret Eichinger and Mrs. 1 Notic111 pa)ments ot $5"83 per month PUPPIE'S art poodle - Phone g s ape. ' " day guests of Mr" and Mrs" ' Sil N'""l" - - - - t or pay balance due $88"04. 1 992 "I' 67, p oo2 5443 . POMEROY - 2 story frame, ' LEGAL NOTICE Paul Zirkle and helped them A 6ed .30edp.thm. chictiken Enoch: "uniesnoln '6" was PIANO TUNING, Sehoul.: " . C 1 -, o or ' " ·· . " · prece e mee ng o m sung 10 . 1 church. home. Ph. Lane Uan· ! Try It tn your home., ~~. . 12 16 6tc I 6 rooms (3 bed.room~ l, ll.z \ The Wldersigned will . offer celebrate thetr 20t l anmversary. Guiding Slar Council No. 124, Other readings were, 'jT b 8 12 30 Stc . iels, 992-5511Y. 12 1 11tp t 99'1·3218" -baths, oak floors, ba,.ment, at a pubhc sale to the h~ghest Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mrs. Daughters ol America W:syra· Savior Christ Is Born," by Mar· I ~--""" "s -- - A I" - •SOMETHI~G TO :.!END-Smg· i CHRISTMAS trees for sele 1 garage, a real buy 18•900 " b1dder for cash m hand on Dec- Margaret Johnson visited Sun· cuse when the annual Christ· 1 garet Cottrill· "'The Be I t 1ey Adams urPo:-;!: 10n , er s~~o~o mg rn,u.: htnc (/]mp 1etc ... , , · Mrs. Lucre.·• mas ' party and 64th ampversary ·" ' " • House and and 1an TradJr,g Jlankn ,s Grocery, Syracuse. ' SYRACUSE _ Excellent c•lmil-. ember 22, at I o a. m. at th e day afternoon wtth Day of Ule Year, by Linda is now under one root at w1th allachments. T~1s rna12~15-titc l tion, ranch type, 5 rooms <2 Blaettnar _Auto C~., Pomeroy, la Rhodes and Mrs. Zora Wal- of the Council was observed. Lavendar, and ."Beside .the Laurel Chf1 School House ' clmH:' eqmpped to z1g zag , I , bedrooms), bath, cellar, car- ; lhe followmg descnbed a~tomo- ker at Veterans Memonal Hos- The meeting, conduc~ by Stall," by Pauline MorarJty. 1 on Slate Route IU and new mnke buttunholes, monogram , •·Flashy'' and 'Robust. I male I ort. workshop, renlal hou.".e bile - 1959 Ford Galax:te: 2 pital. lhc Councilor Ural Thomas, op. . " d 1 B Us" !lt. bn•ss, open daily al ek Take ova payments of Keeslionds, AKC Reg", 11 new_ all loca ted on 0 door. Serial No. B9FSI6a734, G"bb d Le of ·ened in ritualistic toni!. Rou· • 7 " Jim Adams noon and $5.42 per month or pay bat- mo" old" Have had •II shote i . Mimmum price for which lhe Harry 1 san • 1 hi tine busmess was transacted. ohe cosmg, Y 1 ed 118 _00 0. 12 anct! due $~;)OR Call 992-3218. Terms. if sold before Chn~t-1 mce , car wilt be sold is $50. H~rtford, W. Va. an d ~~~s ~ One member, Mary A. Jones, Mrs. Lavender, c.os e proWorthy Stanlel~·__11 20 tic 12 20 6tc 1 ma s. Also, basset and beagle ' WA:'>T TO SEEL ~ LIST' Blaellnar Auto Co" Gibbs of New Haven an ;•8 wasrecently lost by de'!ljl and gram. 0 HPip Wanted CONIJITIONE!l SUDEX hay" I"'P' " Call 949-365:> or 992- ! WITH US 12 19 3tc ~:ehlwf~ P:':' f_ v~ttettou~~: l benefits were paid. Ap,eijcation The refreshment . table wu -cc==~---c"- - - h- - 1 Pearl Will ia ms Rt 1 Rut- I J897 or see Kenneth Markms.\ Albert M. Cox. Broker Y . of a new candidate was read. very attractive, cov~ wttb 1 so~rco~~o:~ msla't;' :H 03~~'-. land. 0" Ph" !JY2~U821: 12,206tp j ttacine. 0 " Near Maplewood · Henry Cleland. salesman SO(~IAL Mmersvtlle" I At the close of the -qre<ting a"Chrlslmas cloth, ' centered · 99 ·" • Y\'IAN All ." T , U.ke after 5:30 p. m" 992-3830 • Mrs. E. E. Roush was the 1 a very inspiring Christmas pro. wtlh a pomsetta arrangement, ; 1· " ' d" -A~~"'··;~ ~";3 1 WELDERS ll 19 3te E.enings 992·25ti8 or 992-3636 \ Monday dinner guest of her sis- !ram was conducted by Clara and ~IJidles on each end o! the 1 1 ELECTRICIANS ''j "~,'ng out~' WI . .': I :;:::-_ _ - --- =-::--:--:·"- I 12 I 3tc -' , , f\ tcr-in-law, Mrs. Charles Willi· ' Lavendar. The opening prayer tableitllaetllng lor 25. Grace, PIPE FITTERS ca . '"· pow " measure ! I WEDNESDAY row. was given by Edith Hood. A was _by plher Harden. ,' FLLAA~~u\U~TEENRS 'sllldll 'caPihes" 9A92ls7o37o8nel2se2tOB3alrp· ' NECWHRISTMAS SA LEI 175 ACRE rarm, bouse w~tbli· 9 BOSWORTH Council No. 46., M' p tr' . ~" ld I d I skit, "Most Precious of Them Gil haft been placed e '" " - " ' rooms and bath, cellar. ce •11 I R 1 d Select Masons wt"ll tss a !Cia 'If s, s 0 en 11" "v b Mrs. Thorn- uoder , be,uti!ully decoral· 5TE'<l FABRICATORS CHEST FREEZERS $153 an , d " ffT k 3 t A • was gl en Y ~1 1 13 t rhe un!lard rate for men e• DINING ROOM SET. Table, 4 All Models S•le Priced! hou~e. 2 Iarge barns , free . 110oya e wor as Florence Potts H a z 81 ed tr wer~ exchanged. Tbt 1 10 their stated assembly on nurse omg a •;:;;·.i.:n,:•·~J ' ~ ~:~ .~.~.;',"" rt 3u,f,u• ct1airs and buflel. Also two All Appliances Sale Priced! gas 2 farm ponds. ImmedtChildren's HospitaL Columbus, ~ Cl~rk, Laura Circl~, Ada Slack, artific·· ..~e n tree was a gift Anr tv "' prr~.,.,, \lru •fl·• .v ,r, .. u~h odd tables. All in good condlWe Service. Deliver. ate' occupancy. Pearl Wil-l Wednesday ~t 7:30_ p. m. James spent a couple of days last i Myla Hudson and Carrie Sln- to the UnJ 1 by Mrs .•Hems· ~~·~h~;;,~'::~o~i.;;; ;~;~\~ ;,iiMizJr~m tion a;I}P reasonably. . Finence barns, 992-2318 or 992-2681. Buchanan, !llus.tnous master, week w~th her pa.rents, Mr.lcalir. ley. !~ 12 18 3 Opon T;t 9 Every N;ght. 10 3 lfc requests all olfiCers and com- and Mrs. Joseph F~elds and son ,' The group sang "Joy to !he A p ~-'-- oulside decorated AMERICAN SHIP • tc 1 Except Sunday pan ions to attend. J ff fJJI••w . b BUILDING co" • SYRACUSE THIRD Wedncs- e rey. World," and readings included, electric'candles, donated Y ;~~;,~~"';~,;: ·~~~ POMEROY Business Services day Homemakers cl ub will have Miss Mary Ann Fields of "May Your lleart Withhold No Mr. and Mrs. William Rizer; a 1\.n P<lllal Dpportunnv rnwlnver ~ ../~ 992-'2181 :ts ani1U3! Chr!Etma::; dianer and Columbus was the weekend Treasure,'' by Minnie Kaptina; 'beautiful crocheted doily, giv1& 6tc i ' ' • · ·· · · • . at the home o! Mr•. guest of her parents, Mr" and i "I Am Glad," by Mary Laven- en by Sylvia ZwilHng, and an 0 11 i HAY Ph. 992_6112. llelivered SUPER SERVICE STATION . ;;~;· ~elreshments. JMrs. Joseph Fields and son. \dar, and "By the Fireside," hy attractive while nylon netdtr~, or cu11 be picked up. SINGER sewing machine mn.lel ' Fourth grade mothers w iII Jakie Schuler of Portland Clark and Sylvia Zwtll· 30 ' 12 18 61o 66' 1 ig zag equipped to butON day , Dec" 20 al 1: p.m" spent lhe weekend with his \· Atrio Thelma Grueser Es· presented to 'tne good of the BOY or GIRL I l"qcc '1 SALISBURY SCHOOL Will d ts M d. M 5 · ' · 1 1 PONIES cho1ce colors and tonhnle, monogram, app · . gran P<l{en , r. an r · l ther Harden and Leola Enoch, order conumttee. The candles 1 hetght~. ('h i:d tram ed ctnd etc_ Puy oft 6 payments $6.-17 1 hav e a Christmas program 3l Jacob Schuler. sang, ~" lt Came Upon A Mid- were won by Janie Armes, the In Rutland on Mau1 1 ·r c 11 each" Ph" 991-2685 TUESDAY Cl " An th kit d ·1 b A Hem·'· and the " " " Street & College Ave. k green broe. erms. a ''' I 12-15-tlc Th Let t F II PTA will I Mrs. Lewis Fax and Mrs. Rliy mght ear. o er s ' oty y nn .'""Y Earn Money and Prizes Sf.'f [ . .I I! ill , Flatwoml:- 1 ---· I rnec~ in r:~ula/ s~ssion Tui;'S- HowcH and children ~pent Sat..: ''Ch'rist in Prophecy," was tree by .Alice RobLBon. "' Delivering The Daily Hoad. Pomrroy. o. LUSTHE Foam is guaranteed 1 Carroll Norns Dec. 21 al IIJ urday afternOOn in Athena with presented by Ann Hemsley, Attendmg were the above, 1_ Senlinel to established 12 IR 7tp 1 to be the best carpe t clea ner i Have your tractor overhaul· 1a.m Plann•d potluck at n""n. Mr. and Mts. John Douglas. Kathryn Johnson, Laura Sayre, Laura Watson and Marie Rizer. 1 ed now at a IJJg savings. We . . ~.,... Route YOUo'\G PAHI\KEET~. $3 lO t you have e\·er ustd or !your ! arP runnmg a special on trac· 1 For more informati~n call Mrs. Leonard Lyons, student at 1 eaC' h , Mvnah bird,. earh "l money back. E:leC'tnc tor ocl'rhauls for the Wint•r H $1 n ch nge CALL 992-2156 · e tal ~'1 Fbersba(J1 month:>. lln vl' your tractor 1 William ayes. gl ex a Ohio University, arrived Satur.1 11 1 Sherwood (qsLen Ohio H1v pooer r ~ · _. 1 I cd t...,=..,===="""""'=' I ' 0 re:H"ly ttl go to work w ICn I p ann . day to spend the holiday vaca~ . l'l J{oad. PI Pleas""'· W. v" lldwe", Pomeroy. " 215-61 spring comes an<l save down WEDNESDAY lion at his home" c time Wanted To B11y i 12 18 61c ' _ . 1, CLASS J2 ot Heath Methodist Mrs. Francis Cline of Middle· The Christmas story In song, and Sr. Youth Fellowship groups POOL TARLE, -preferahle reg - •>ON'T piimpyour sl uggish sep \ GOOti.Clean:-tump, egg and ' Church will meet Wednesday, port and son Terry Beechler scripture and pantomuue... Wll3 tn cltarge. Karen McGtrr and uta lion SIZe, stale boll om, tiC tank " Get K•can-E:m-AII oil treated stoker coal. Pea- I etgs qutpmen o. Dec" 21. at the church at 8 p" of Columbus ~isited Sunday presented at the candleli~"~ Set· Sandy Johnson were candle· Horae• Ken. Chester.!' Ph"' SeptiC Tank Ckaoer" Land- cock Coal Co", 1 block from 1 992-2176 OHIO m. Mrs. James E:ulcr is pro- evening with Mr. and Mrs" vice Sunday evenmg al 'l!ilath bghters lor the service. The 1185"3341. 12 20 Jlp , mark Farm ,r.au in Pom" traluc light m CheshLre, grom chairman and Mrs" Ev· Lewis Fox MethodiSt l.'hurch. Newman youth chotr entered the church 8 SHMHNG tim her In Ohio ero), " t2 I tic - - - - - erctt Davis, devotional leader. Re and M 5 Eugene Gill 1 Burdette, organist, ope~ the coming down the aisle while the 11 "' 311 \C I, Ph. 307-7526. 0 · MAKE MORE PROFIT by Hos'·sses are Mrs" Glenn Lam- and vfa. m•'ly lefrt "Mo"nday for 8 program w1tn an organ prelude senior choir,,sang, "0 Come AU or West Virgin.,, or old. f'<j:'ft ous-;;-c-,-~ --- ' -T... , " -· " ~ " 1 " ..... farms w>th timber . Manon ,,'Si v :" anGt s eetp. d rre) I I listing your firm's serv•ces m bert, Mrs" Earl Knight, Mrs" visit with relatives in Zanes- and" accompanied for the taru Ye Faithful. followed by "'" _ 1 eepers uaran ee ", Hanna Line 1 the Daily Sentinel's B•ISmess M. L. French and Mrs" Fred ville. •mgmg. mvocation giVen by the !lAo•. 71 R€'ynolds, Box · Svrcwuse, ' suits or money back TRAl ERS · • 10 10 U " th I 0 9 18 !Ultp ' " TRAVEL L Serme column. llibbs" Leonard Lyons was a busi- Children of e . pr mary Max. "Dona hue. · __ 1 Only 98c" Nelson's Pharmacy. , (Quality Bu;lt) I WAHAMA ll••h School annu. " "t ·n Parkersb g W grades presented thetr program Mtss Sherrte Shuler narrated 11 2" 30 1967 Modeb In Stock 1 h VISI Or I ur ' · and included the kmdergarten the Chrtslmas . " For Rent 1 Pomeroy. 0 " "a to CUSTOM butchering, will buy al Christmas dance will be held ness Va" Monday" story as told tu MODF.R~ fllr oishro losl flour HOUSE coa l, gravel lor drive-, - ROUSH & LYONS ~ h•d"" Phil Meier, 992-~510 this Wednesday night at the Mrs Lorene Kennedy of Gal· classes taught by Margare_t Ed- Matthew and Luke as the char0 111 ric Wahama High gym from 8 p. ena efficiency aparlml'nl m Mid· ' way" I w11l deliver PIL 99l- ' CAMPING TRt.ILERS Sunday with her wards ay !lien actersEdad-pearedB· TakinJg 10 dlrpor t Ph 9!l2-3f.74 l 728!i. Horton St. M!son, W. Ve . AUCTIUNEER n•. to 11 p . m. The informal mother, Mrs. Jessie P..rice, Rut- Manger and s ~ere •e rowp, as osep • . . ge 11 14 tic 12-15-301p Complete Service dance will be open to the pub- land Road and attended the fU· as they rang thelf bells. ,.jlecl· ~barlotte Reitter, as Mary,/ - I t <¢APACHE:. -,.u K"rt'"'" lt'c. The Ja)' S will emcee" neral of Lee Roush. !Jtions on Chmunas we!l.JIV· and boys and girls of tbe ph 1 6 .P.QOM ho 11 se and balh. fu r" 1 POTATOF:S" ge,t your win er .,.. ··en by Becky Fultz, Karen _John· mary grades were the she" 1 t Write, Prone or Cootad __ r - th (' ·· naC'e .,ild garage, 255 W. Matn ! pota11ws Wht ~e ey as · ALL NEW FOR 1967 A. \.. 1\KAU...tli\U son and Jay Ord. The classes herds, Wtsemen, and angel~ ·' St. 'P'omeroy. 0 " Ph" !1!12" ' Clarence Prolf<tt. Pnrllana , 167 Apoch• M..,d•• FRIDAY Cpl. Frecker Here taught by Miss Carol Bachtel, John Ingels was the votce ot 9Doc. 10 286!! or u~J-2!!11i 12 ' tfc ! 0 Ph" 843-1154 10 JU ti<' A~~~::: ~:: Racine, Oblo~ tiC THE POMEROY High School Visitin, P11rents Mrs " Jack Bechtle and Mrs. the prophet, isaiah. 1 1\ 1967 -GOOf, "" Band Boosters Association will ~ · sang, ' '0 Uttl t· 1I~En 11rPs. $1 9S ~md Actin" Cpl. Char\f's W, Free- James Clatworlhy sang a song, The chmr 11 furmshed apartment _ S!!:WINU machlnes. repan sersponsor a high school dance b F " dl B Is" --.c;. T f B tht .. Whli" ROOM 3 rt up Pomeroy Ilome & Auto. ker of Fort Sill, Okla" IS spend· "The r1en y eas a .... om- own o e enem, • 1 0 apa . and 4 room 1urn"" r1 9 11tc I Auto 'Sa lei •ice. all makeo IVY 1rZ2!14. party thi s Friday night from 8 ing a 14 day leave with his ..,.r- panied by Miss Bacbtel on the Shepherds Watched," "W, ment Adulb H.f"lt'rf"m·f's _ 126 rhe FallnL Shop, Pomeroy to 11 p. m., at the Pomeroy t··-Th Ki " "Ha k the H ry Av-. Pomeru\', IJ!Jt. , , h t S 1 f'nts \1r. and Mr~ . Willi 1m auto-harp. ree ngs, r er d 1 ' 6 6 CYLIN ilt-:fl C evro e . •uth.n 1zcd Smger "•• an High Auditorium" The Jays will ' d t 1 th ld An 1 S" Mulber ,. fi'reckrr. Col. Frecke r ;._, ~cltl::!- The seeon par o e pro- a ge s tng " a nd "J oy to , l1UII{;n PRH't:U 1urnHure tr 195· · 12 8 t1c out third rlmH budge! stloi-J ' :-1a~d~rd 6698. lnm ~ .. 'lfl rst $ 1~() i Servtcc. J l9 ll~ emcee no dance this Saturday duled to leave for Vietnam in :gram was the story ot the .Na~ tbe World." 1 I HM:.N t'l.lrmture. M1ddlepurt ! hu~s 11. Ph 992 -(,77.~ 2 20 3 Rt:AUV -MlX concrete deliver· night becausr of Christmas Eve . February He will be in livity with members of the J~. The ~· ~ax Donahue led Foo I!Pnl Ohtu ll 12 lfc 1191)!1 ('Jit:V . JmpHia, 2 donf 1 1 ed nghl lo your project. f'tHit <'harge ol a search light squad. ~he audie.nce m. the candlelight· h Tt;AIT.F.R. Brown's Trailer \lAH III E il"ll r·'nlln·s. sec \Irs , hard lop , rn em·l lt•nt r.mM ' and easy" e:;timate>. Miss Sharon Frecker who is Public Invited to -: mg serVIce Wllh boys of th•' I 1 P::~rk MinPrsvl l lt~ . 0 f)l1 •t!!'l M;1 rv Witlh rr :r. H:umllotl linn. 4 spl:'('d tr ;m <. : . Can be , Pllone !N't-~284, Guegll::!m studying pediatrics al ildrcn's Join Grf1ng~ Party·: senior y~ulh gro~ps as u:~ber:, l' 1 11 1 3324. t2 2116tt S!.. .\11lit:l1·porl. OhiO. SI"('IL <Jt !Jull ·'· ,\ ~.IIIO: .!td IJI c:J ll [t r;l(iy -M11 C'o Mt(l(!lf'l}llrl. Ho~pif"' i:' ('"lumhn'"' al~r\ will Everyone. is ir\vited to the !he .au~Jenc~. ~omed ~.tl~htlll 4ROOM ~nfurmsl1f'd al-wrlnwnl 12 1\J :ur 9\r,l-:1535. 12 20 31p Ohm. 6 JO Uc spend the holidays wllh tler annual Christmas party of AI· m smgmg, Silent NJgh. . . .~in Pumeruy Ph "'"";:tX5 PUPS C oetween Chilm'" 19 ,,9 rjll0<1o: "\ coNIJITIONING Keir1geo parents. fred Grange on Thursday, Dec" each o.n• held a lighted n ttc · · ro~s st,·mdard lr aP s . good lin•-. , a!lon servwe. Jaek 's H.elng· Mrs. Margarel Parsons and 22, at 8 p. m. A Christmas pro- Followmg the program t t 11 1 11 l1ua all(l M,ull'hcsH•r . Phoue m vl'ry good ('ondit!l•'l, pr i..:- 1 eratmn, New Haven. Phone Mrs. Roy Wiseman of Rutland COLUNS' CH.VSTAL CAVE gram will be presented by tbe ch'ld I rl'n wen t to th c- baseme~ TH .~ II.F.R 'P'" on Kn•wn••ll, 992-1;458" 12 19 tile ed at IWO" !'IL 9!12-32'16 \ TU Ol-3!oJ7. 4 6 ttc entertained recently with a The Floyd Collins Crystal Grange members. A 50c gl_ft dining room where tltey were " Ave~". Moddlepurt. l'h \IJ ~·12" k d aut d I or child g1ven a treaI bY SanIa Claus lie PUPS Cross between 1cr rwr 12 18 3'p \ I~A-fl ~ r PLUMBING. Hural birthday party honoring their C<lve lies within Mammoth exchange mare 11 1 and hcagl1·. 1\l l mc.lt> f'hone - - -.. Doxul ~Hottie (.;a:) Arnold granddaughter, Miss Jana Re- Cave National Park in Kentuc. will be held. . \assisted by Emerson Joneli FURNISHED 4 room "'fHirl · 985·3822. Cht'sll'r ln_surance K MaiD St., nee Wiseman. on her fifth ky . Collins discovered the cave Alired Grange membertlre Gi£ts for the homel £or chil· menl wilh halh " Ph" 992-3056 12 19 lip IGElAquotatoon !rom RE:U · Pomeroy" i a Uc birthday in 1917 and, in 1925. lost his life asked to bring one pouilr o!·ldren and the aged were brought ll h Ill' li·ke It" rvt' IN"IJKANC~ ~Gt;;NLY I Games were played and door while exploring it His tomb is candy. . to the altar during tbe servke ''Nl• vcr wwd anything ~:. ' ~ ' J'IC. ~tore n:newtng vuur , Sur11rise I' urty rs · prizes presented to Kim Dew- tnside the cav~:. S\!AI -"I.~ 4 ronm hou "e 1'-.tlh bath .~,,~ u-.t>rs ul !~ltu· Lus1rr t11r - - -- - in S:~ r;wuse Pho11c \J!.I2·3~u. · dcaning 1 ;:~qwt Rent Eh-f'· <!LIIO m~uram:~ We may be : hurst. Danny Edwards. RayEAS f TERMS 1\•: 12-15-6tc aote to save yc;,u money . Given ~I iss !'jur/w·e mnnd Patterson. and Roxanna Martin, Abby Martin. Danny tr it: ~hampol•t'r $1 Po mt:ro~~ i!Ji!ltltP ... - - s"-t'ED . · bed t 8 2 tk I Mis~ Kay Ault l'nh·rtalned ' Patterso n. Christmas carols \ Edwards, Mike El'lwards. Ara1. 1 • 2 FURN ronm apar · Cenwnt Hl,wk Co . . . . 1 ment. furnace heat. Mrddl _\ 12 19 te6 1-\UTUMOBII.E insuranr~ been wJih a surpnsc party 111 hnnor were enjoyed by the group ka Grate. Angela KennPdy, Ancante lled'! Lost your opt:!r<:tl· of Miss Sus1~ Surfaf'e. who ob- with Mrs. David Wtseman as ila l..ewi~, Lydia Johnson. Edport, O. Ph. 992·3874. I:! 1 - ------ ---11 tic MILLIONS .ol rugs have ~n or's license? Call W'V 2--lDtil:l served her 17th birthday Fnd<ty a<'tompani~t. wm Johnson and Evan Wise.0 28 - --,-=-:---c _____ I cleam•d w1!11 Rl11c Lu..;!rP 11" 1 tlr evemng at the home nf Mr. and Jana opem•d her many ~ift~ man. 8 15 jt'OI IH ~1n1M furmsbed aparl \ Amf'rica 's finest. Rent elec--~~-~ Mrs. William Aull. and a cake bakPd ov her ~rand 1 Sent1inl!. e:ifts wPrP Rita 8:~1. ruent W"f l:Jfi58 _ i 14 ~ll , lrH _slii.HIIP: . .Jer $1 Ha~.~r \ f;IVES DINNER ! Rerreshment s nl ice · cream 'llothcr. Mr". Wiseman , was ~ ley and Rortney B~iley. Mr. FUHN-JSHED and unf11r111 sh rd F'urnlturc Co. l2 l9 6tc Mr:- Wi lliam Eldllnger ent 1·r· and 1·ake w~re served lo H1ta Hn•H•ntt'd and srrved with ke and Mr!'. Larry Clark, Harrf; apartments Close tv s•·t1Hol Jo:LFX1'ROLU X sY...et·p~·r tJit laill~d v. 1th a dmnl'r ~aturd::ty lia ilf'V. Huth Ann ll~ll ··y, Mar· cream and o1h:>r treats. \ ~rnville . Phone !Nt-54~. ltl 18 llr . wht>eb. pop nul pnper ba;.:s. l e\ot' ntn~ nl hf·r h1nw•. Heml 1wk g:ie il arr1 s. Sandy Cat't{'n. S·111· M'-•'lri ;,.... ''"'"" .\rv•~v~ r"lV.I A vmt from her l!'rAHt ~r1lrut,, -~ - -·dual l'ieamn~ tools l:Jr rug ". , Gr 11 vl' . f;lll''llH 1\-t're Mr. and dy Humphreys Ann H:tn"lln hur~ l. K1m Dewhurst, Jay\ narPntt:~, Mr. and ,Mrs. E~r1 · Fot Sale 01 R~nt 1 fun1 1:u r('. du~tmg, etc. On !y Mrs. Walter Klll 111 ~t·r and Mrs . .md lhe hnnored g11P'1I\: -..;is!~>rs. lln~<mr~. :~oh,p UPw)'lu l• !, "it.::-rkev of Cnr"'.:>ntPr. 1\'3~ Al~n fRO()M house, 3 bedroon1s. l J p<Jymrnts lett of $.6.99 ea•·h. ~ora Eakins ol Dayton and Mr . :Jane 3f'rl R,sf' Surlaec . ltuLe~·ta .layne Hutchinson, Roxanna 1Jerljoyed . ·AJilRist.lng w1th the \ 110 baths. Pb. Y92-2500. Ph. 992·2685" . and Mrs" George Heines, Hem-J Bing ;cnt a gift 1Patterson, Jeffery Patterson. party were Miss ~ndrea Dew· 11 25 He 12-15-trcllork Grove. RQymrtnd Pattn:-~nnj Tammy h'. ! rrt P.r.~ \~rs. D~vi1 Wl ~ ~.,rn. '" WONDJR YOUR DIRTY CAR Type :,. K T eAny GOBLE .D El H ' 1r GEORGI DON'T BE SERVICE!: '""''''''",._, 111~ DICK RAWLINGS RADIATOR 'i Pomeroy &NIJ~FY~· " IIICE51 PIOt'L kl . CALL Pomeroy, 0. •·' BLAmNARS 1 •D 81 ONI .OP Phone 992·210. hom tbe Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. 5GUE~ZIN'S, HONDA SAlfS & SERVIO BLAETTNARS I ,t, l NEED A " JliG. OF CORN BOBCAT .. n .... tl Uf\. ....... ~ POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2t56 I i an< the transactiOn of any ~· ~t~~~~J:;;;~-ll:=::==:=:=:="':":=:=:=:=""'""'"""==""'""""""=":~l ROUTE 33 98 acres, 25-:10 other business that may come - \,oil and Fnund ____ acres for cultivation. barb l before the meetmg, will be " ~· '" -I for Sale \- - - - - - : -1- - - fence. small barn, hen house • ' held at the office of sa•d Porn- ; " ,~ tllST - Billfold in vicimly of _ ~-_ For _ Sa e_ l'n story frame house. 6 eroy National Bank on Jan- ,; If'' 10 ~·"' ' M50 SPORT SPRINT SHORE;, DOCDOVE WANT TH' REEi'LAR '! HARLEY DAVID$0N MOTORCYCI!$ E.....rlenctd RADIATOR THE WILLETS .! �. "'~+,......"'".................~............ ~~- , " ... - ; ' ' . ~ .... . " ... i;,..-. 4<f.,, ... ... ... .. .... e~~ .. - - .. - ~ .............. ... "" .,j . - ~- . . . . .. .. . .. . . . ...,. . . .... . .. . . . . .. . .• l ~ ~ . . ..'.~.::~;T{~ft~· - , , -o,.•, ' w ' , ••., •, . , .•~ \ Mrs. Woodro~MoraHost 11).o.Dally Sentinel.·Pomeroy-Middleport, o~ Dec. 20, 1968 . Gift Exchange, i:·l .,~~-' Party, Enjoyed By Youth Group .... Holter Home is Scene of G d ~~m~~i~, ~:u~wi~.,~~t!.;; ar en Club .Dt.nn er Party · iUJ\r .J_,.-,, • •.'·,, -~:~\·Jm . I enttne e ~· pl'e.llden~ • ,, .", ' 'I 1 at tl1e home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ganlen Club mem- Roy Miller. . J!:arl YOIIII8 read the John Fultz. The group went Th W'ld ood Gard bers were entertained at the The MitE Oeor&e thOught. caroling to Veterans Memori ,· e . I w . en club receiVIng ribbons at lhe Christ- leaves. Mrs. David Nease renew country borne of Mrs. Wood· ~erick, gave a •demooilr6- Gifts were excllangecl. will Hospital, Infirmary and Chi\;. met Fnday everung at home rnas flower show, including Mrs. ported on the important grass Mora for their Deeember Uon pf the Della Roblir M'Uth. oeeret pals belng revHied ren's Home and to shut-Ins in of Mrs. Home~ Holter, Ches~ Edison Hollon two yellow; Mrs. family lor drying. Some of meeting and ·Christmas pl!rly. Judges lor flower arrange- Names were drawn for I aut the countv. Road, for lhelf ann~al ChriSt- D~vld Nease and Mrs. Hiram these are fox tall, wild oats, Christmas decor was carried ments were Mrs. Pearl Ko- year. . They r~lurned to the Fultz mas party and meeting. FISher each a red; and Mrs. cheap. sand bul'S' and others. throughout the' hOme. Roll call blentz, Mrs. Earl DejiD,and Mra. Dellcloils refreshments fit Jel· home lor refreshments of hol1- A 6:30 potluck dinner preced. lU.S. Nease and Mrs. Dwight No other plant family conwas A suitable gift for a gar- Pearl Mora. Blue rl~ were lo salad, assorted Chrlatma• day cookies, chocolate. candy ed the meeUng. Twenty • three Milhoan each a blue. tams as many valuable food dener." awarded Mrs. 110 •, · Holter, CGOkll!l, nuts, mints, coffee and and nuts served from a table members and guests were seat- Mrs. Holter gave a demon- and forage crops lor man or Devotions by Mrs. Mora Mrs. Goorge Frede ·. , Mra. punch were MrVed bJ the :• rent..-ed with a poinsellia ar- ed at a table with red cover strallon nn a crescent arrange-_beast. They are wind polinated. were titled, "One Solitary Life," Reid Young, Mrs. '1). Miller, es.es, .Mrs. Woodrow Mora, rangement. The home wa d and centered with a poinsett' ment usmg asparagu> and pink An arUcle ''The Strangest and Mrs. Paul Baer read the Mrs. WyaU Oladwell · Paul Mn. Reid Young and Mn. oraled throughout m k!ep~:~ arrangement with white ca: chrysanthemums. A report on Man That Ever Lived," by Rev. KAREN DEE CARTER verse of the mont!). Boer, Mrs. E~~tl . ' lUch- Purley K•rr; asalllted by MJ.. with the holidav season Th dies on either side Favo pods and cones was given by John Gordon Becker was read Mrs. Pearl Mora repoted on anl Mora. Red ribbo' went to Jackie MorL ,-match 'boxes rs waendre that Mrs. Edison Hollon. Fisher .group held a gJ..ft exchan.g e dur-e decorated . om th odShe stated by Mrs."K Mason . Ch . 1m and ,. ba the Clirlotmas flower show. Mrs. Pearley liarr, I . Paul · .• 1 mg the evening and played gilts from the Pomeroy Nations . e 0 e p s one can poem, eepmg ns as, y Silent Night ana Jingle Bells Boer .and Mrs. Roy .i.lmer. games rerords. al and Farmers Banks. Guests gall!er 10 the fall_ . poppy Mrs. C. K. Nease. . were sung by the group. Mrs. Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Allendiog were Bob Priddy, were Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. seed, rose hips, ms, frUit pits, Mrs. Charle< Lewis Installed Howard Knight gave ll Christ- Donald Mora ;we're In e .ol I M1ke Buskirk. Joyce Riley. Jack Robson, Mrs. Marv B. hollyhocks, ocrea, hemlock and officers for lhe year and premas readlnc "Mother Keeps all a conlest with tba ze going .limmv Brewer, M1ke Vaughan, Heines, Mrs. Joy Thore and cedar. . sented each With a corsage of these Things," and "Christmas to Mrs. Pauf Baer. s. Paul LaJTV Wiles. David Michael, !Eddie and Janice Holter. A reporl on MarltunJa, an ChriStmas bells, ribbon and a Announcement is being made m Ohio," was read by Mrs Karr W1lll the door • . Mrs. r1SfmOS Ceorge Skinner. Jim and John ! . . . old fashiOned plant Willi amaz- key. Installed_ were Mrs. Karl of the engagement and forth- ---:.-'-----~-_:_:_:::::..:_:::::...::.:::..:::.::...::.;=.::::.~ Wiles. Mark Vaughan. Bob Followmg the dmner, a gift ing seed pods, was given by·Grueser. president;. Mrs. Vlll- coming marriage of Miss Karen "Come to lht Slilble," 'wUI Courh,l"'le Russell. Beckv was presented to Mrs. Karl Mrs. IJ. S. Nease. ThiS plant to: Hysell, VICe preSident; Mrs. Dee Carter of Long Bottom, be the tbeme of services QristTriplcll. .Judv Brewer. Jan.e l Girube"'rd, from the nearly rforgolten, was once MiltonD Roush, secre,ary; and and Bethel Gillenwater, Jr., of mas Eve. at 9 In Graoe M,..J · Ed ·d M k I C u an gilts were exchanged. grown or cucumber substitute. Mrs. Wight Milhoan, treasur- Ravenswood Episcopal Church of Pomerqy ~ ,-.. " 31 s, ar I M G 'ded It · t· lied · · I where a full·slze slilble bas been .- ~ • ...,.Dwler, Mary Holman , Anita r~. ru~ser pres! at the JS some m~es ca umcorn er. A Christmas program was After Christmas, Cherri .ReutFuiiJ. meet:ng which ?pened with lhe plant or dev1ls claws. It pro- . Flower arrangement< were MiSs Carler IS the daughter · presented Sunday evening at ' er; Long Ago, lieoll Yan Vran- constructed in the sanctuary. Adnlls all nd·ng M ILords Prayer m umson. Devo-l duces mterestmg seed pods JUdged by Mrs. Jack Robson of Mr. and Mrs. James Carler lthe United Methodist church •er. · t;urtsuuas t.:aoo1.,. ~1<ve The stable silhouette will be and Mrs. Ful;,.":nd Ilion.< were led by Mrs. Vernon when dried or made inlo birds. and ribbons were awarded to of Long Botlom. beautifully decorated for . w..;ner. A solo, Irs llt!tl.r 10 used by tile young peoplt ' of ' ]Nease who read the Christmas Mrs. Hollon gave. a demon- Mrs. Holter lor her crescent Mr. Gillenwater 1, the son season, including poinsettia on ~~~nt Jusl vne LILUe vo<JGy, ~y the church in • lO.minute na~-----=======, ; ~~ry from SGt. dL,uke; a poem. stratmn on ta tradJiiOnal lme arrangement antd fur a rellg- of Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Gillen- Ieach side of the altar, White ;t-olt van vraruum conclueled tlvlt)' fpqeant otarling at . t ns1mas IS o s Pattern, and arrangemen usmg cones, ev- wus arrangemen usmg a 11gur- water Sr of 101 Elw00d St t nylon net over red and red weir pan ot u1e progrom and p.m., ollowed Immediately 'by lwo articles, ''Why we have ergreen and babbles for a col- ine, magnolia leaves, wood ros- Rave~w~od. ree ' ipoinsettias was used on the Ml'!i. WitdermuUI thanked all the regular service of liDJy Chrislmas," by Rev. Max Dona- lee Iable. Mrs. Fred Nease es and candles; and lo Mrs. ' 1dloir loft which also had Ught- Nho belpe<l WIUI tile prepara· Communiou. Pomero'f. Ohio 1 hue of Middleport Melhodisl gave a demonstration on how Hollon for her coffee table ar- l The bride-elect Is a senior at. ed red and whit.. electric can· lion. A ., church, and "A receipl for to grow rex begonia I rom rangement. F.aslern High School. She is dies. White net over red and rno llislory and explanaUon 11 !tory-;rmon, TONIGHT 10 The ,NallY. 1 Dec , 20 Chrislmn<." The next meeting will he held . vice-president of Ihe studenl : poinsettias and greenery decor· ul t;nristmas carols was prtl- / CQOl' Mary,' will "NEVADA SMITH" 1 Members responded to roll I Norrisf's to LPnd at I he home of Mrs. Paul Pi<h- council and a member of the ates the windows. A lighted . .ented by u1e l-'e\ ow>!lly. rtcter, tile a.v. 8 - Technir:otor- J , .. . To Chester ·G'Qrden Club A Christmas party and gilt e~change was enjoyed by the I , 1 . -:.v ' .. , ·, " .. . . ..... ,;. ~ ';: U'J ,c: .,·, :-. 0 ~·. ' ~: ·;:. '~ - }. o4 ~ c: ,:'. ;:: -~ ;.? o~ - 1}811oted To TM Jnr.rMI 01 The MeipMIII~n .4JWJ-----------------:-'::"'7. -~------~~~-~-----~--~~O=Y~~=I~OO~l~~~o=~~.~Q~H~~~- ~--:W~E;~~~~DK~~21,1~ A~~U VO~. )~Y.III :__NO.. 203 ----~----....;..;;;.c.;.;. rs. K C oren arter W•'l/ Wed Later ~re 1\!ora~ 'p:':': Pageant W'IJ Be Given on Ch • E /n December Ve • 1 rend~ Un•'ted Methodr'st Chu'rch Presents p~eSident, Christmas Program Sunday Evenr'ng I J~hn ' • p.m. : so~ ~ I MEIGS THEATRE ~oulll 1 ~';t~ve ~nan !\Jr9uccn. Kurt !\·I alden. Kellh, Arthur Kennrdv .Suzanne Pleashetlt>. Rnf Va"!-' tonf", .hml•t Alargolln, Abrtin call with their favorite grPf'n· er with Mrs. Milton Roush as ' honor soc! ely. Icross . o( greenery is back of the JOhn sebo .rea<1 ot ~ R~:v~n: ~ tni-~atJtt!:st ar COnfribufion Of $15 M d b e Y Presbyter'an I ~ 'd t~~ ~;i~11 OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK i M~ddleporl sm~111g ~ n~~ :ffiu:-ofunahle ~ I ~~rihday" wh~en da: ..._ 1 I ~ ~ Can:•• will~· ' ; l 1 i ·f 1 i Pub/ish 'ng F' Employes Dine At """"""""'' ·. · " """" lj Repeated efforts by eltl%en8 states extra time in which to Dam. He had previously been Its piau and specUicatlou velops as I think it should Iii on both sides of the Ohio River reach an agreemenl. successful m getting the Corps lor a dam wllboul prov!Bioa the next decade another bridge to talk Ohio and West VIrginia Congressman Walter H. Moel- to extend the two states more lor a highway bridge. across the river in the Meip into building new bridge a- ler, lOth District, revealed in time. Rep. Moeller, in his letter of County area will be an absolute 8 cross the river on th• Racine Washington an exchange of letOa December 13, Rep. Moel- December I, lo Colonel Falck, necessity. Jocks and dam today appeared , ters with the Corps on the pro- Jer wao formally aotllied by District Engineer, said: ,.11 is unfort,unate that ~ . all for nothing. ' posed bridge. the District EuglDetr ol lht "I deeply regret that the . 'd h h ·' · H 11 ... District that nel elected off•· clals of Ohio and of cooperation on tile part cl 11 M 'J1Iis was evident followin8 anoe er sa• e au vogorousun a0 .,n • nouncement that nelghler state ly advocated that the states ther sla~ wao ping forward West Virginia were unwilling to state officialll makes It was goiu~ forward Wlth p!ans get logether to supply the ne- with plano lor a IIJgbway make commitments in favor of sary lor you ID complete YC/111 for such a highway bridge. Ear- -cessary redesign eosts so that bridle oo lbe dam al lladne the bridge on the dam. I think plans and specilicat10110 lor ner this year the ll. S. Corps \a modem highway bridge rnuld \ and that, therefore, the Corpfi this is very shortsighted be- the Racine Dam willlout Jfto of Engineers _had granted the ba includ'!.j!!: Jll~. new Racine was proceeding to com~p::le::lt:...:.c::•::u:::se:...:.:il..:s:.:ou:::th::•::a::ste=::rn:..:O:::hl::.o..:d::e-..!...vi::si:.:,on:...:;lo:.;r..;a,_br_kli..::..e_. I t I I I f K---•·· -~ l!lll • ery. A Chrislmas card was read Rt•t> ivnl Mel!!in gs co-hostess. Her fiaure is a graduate of choir loft and an arrangement Irecor<l ol llle celebradbn of A churcb-school ·<holr will from Mrs. Lawrence Rose, 8 The Rev. Charles Morris mel • Ravenswood High School with on the Jiturature table, lighted lhe bll'tii ol IIIe Chrli!o- Clul<l sin& for the p&Jeanl and a full Land.:m former member. Several names recenlly at the Tuppers Plains .lhe class of 1965. He was em- tree arxl Christmas arrange. l•"d ol tile carol, 0 ~.A,>me 0 adUlt choir wiD pro~ a va· Calorca rtoons-Ciipperty were omitled from list of those Methudisl Church wilh reprepioyed wilh 0. Ames in Park- ments decorate the . Sunday Come lmmanueJ, Ule olde•t rlety of Chrlltmaa antbeml durClobbered sentatives of the Churches of ersburg before entering the U. School room. Icarol in rne nyumal, "II« wrucll lng the regular senlcl. Decor• Mexican Mouthpi•c• Two Week1 V~eation Marc, Rev. and Mf' Carver Ithe Reedsville Charge to make 0 S. Army. He is stationed at Fort Leo Ckew, superintendent, lhe choir sana lhe caJ»>. tiona, under the direction of Plutos Sweater , Will13ms, Mrs. Eua Lemley, plans for a revival 10 begin Gordon, r.eorgia. A December welcomed all present, and the I Jim swatre> reua tae<;llistory Mrs. A. R. Knliht. wUilachille Admission: 75[• & 40c , Mrs. Sandra Phalan, Betty January 15 at the Tuppers I . I_ S wedding is planned. congr~gatwn san~, "There's A of "It, Came Upon u..,IIItdmgDI ,flowers, hand-1eulplured qela, W•dne~day .n;rthursdav Wiles, Mrs. Marion Michaels, Plains Church . I A donation of $b _was made .. , .. , .... ~~~ Song ID the Air. The Kinder- Clear,' Will) llle consteaauonland the lliht oi many ..ndlel. Dec. 21-22 NOT OPEN Mary Lou Griffin, from the ! to _the Flfemen for , .,..,.,._,., garten class in charge of Mrs. tne hymn, J..eanne :sebo\ B•h•-sltU Ul I Kate Wickham, Mary Braley. Philippine Island od . J _' their Clmstmas proJeCt wh.u The Rutland Church of Leo Crew and Mrs. Paul Tay-1 told of lhe star of Bethiehem II -""" Ill 'II be 111 lhe Women's Association of Christ will bave a live nallvl· lor, sang, "Jingle Bells," ''Hap- ' witii the chOir llinfling the first IOr al Ohio Univ.'' .; hoilse Ullta lhl the singing and ;:.. lhe Middleporl First Uoiled : ty pageant on public dliplay py "Dear Jesus," lsu.uza ol Sileni Night, alter ·:ndo · ' · 10 al' I thers of Ch'JI'c th h d Presby!""" Church met Tlmrs- 1 December 21, 22 and 23 from and We Love You Dear JeP_am Cr•w rellll the _biSIll" Holy CGIQ. 1 1 o e are sc e . day . h h I7 til 9 sus " . mu ~ ,.., , strmoo wW 11e uled lor the 15th and 20th with I • evenmg at I e c urrh. . . p.m. un p.m. earb eveD· . . Iwry o! the carol Sllent Nlgnt, oller : ~ 6111ow1DJ other special singers each ni ht New officers elected are ! rng. The Pnmary Junior depart· Iand congregation sana lhe olh· da l - ., ~lb. ' Youth Night wilt be on tgh ~ Mrs. Bdward Burkett, pr·:- •- The pageant will be on the ment under d1rect10n of . Mn . .,.. slanzas. . 1 =Y :c'J--Ii~::______ ltBth The R F d d dent; M1·s. M. R. Sherman. v1ce vacant lot nut to the Carl Gerald Wildermuth, supermten- 1 An explanation of the use of Are , . 1 l r Cha;Jes No evs. . ~eeb1an an president; Mrs. Fred Lewis, Hysell home on Main Street, dent, the leachers and helpers, lhe CbriSimas 1ree was &iven &~ told of the . · arigelist< rns WI • co-ev- secretary; and Mrs. Walter loraled about oae-iourtb mile presented aprogram of reclta- ,by Linda Warner, the cboir ltatl.;;tftJ;;r 11 pr.,an· 1 .. Waddell. treasurer. Inside the village 88 one •n· !Ions mcluding, Because Jesus sang the first stanza of, ''0 'are given al-gh.,:""una':.by Mrs. Edward Crooks was de- lers on S. R. t24 coming from by Paula Eichlnger; !Little Town ol Belhlehem," jgiving to others bel · PLAN PROGRAM volional leader and used a me- Pomeroy or Middleport. God s Gift, K1m Reuter, . Pat i.Jebbio Harbrecht lolcl• ot Ule to the Cbtlat Child ngU:, A Chnstmas program dttatmn tilled, "To in Good The minister, Bill Carter Vaughan and SUAan Wrlgb(;jcomposlng ot the carol, .and as lfhat moves one !O'Iblnk 0 ' presented al the Morning Slar Health" with scripture and sym- Invites the public IAI come b; The Star oll'eace, Chuck Foil. ljle COIIjiregation sang -the oth- lotbers. I EUB church Friday . at 7:30 bois of Christmas. Mrs. Joe aod see the nativity as por. rnd, B~use '!e Came, Ja" er stanzas, tile children sane, p.m. There will be recilations Bailey read several selections ' trayed by youug people of the ~an V'ranken; Ail the Year, l "Away in the Manger." The carol, "Joy to !be World" and songs by the children lol- from "Ideals" wilh the group church. ' Im selio. and The a.asqn, l As the fifth and sixth grades by the congregation Dd praylowed by a play, Grandpa singing ''Silent Night." Mrs. A . _ ~ j ViCkie Vaugbi!Jl. ·set up lhe nativity scelll!, Jenni- er by Tommy Vauglwl ~ Hangs the Holly. 0. P. Klein was a guest. Following lh~, song, "Come nefier Blakeslee, told of tho Ori· tbe program. Mr. cte\1' lliltikCarollh~ Story, by lhe depar~ l lin of setting ~'P of a nativity ed all wbo pirtlclplted IIIII I lrm ment w1th ScoU Van Vranken :scene. The choir sane While those who prepared I( · The the solOist, lour recitations were IShepherds Watched Their flocks a.v. C. MelviD Alkire apoke • giVen, Chn~tmas Star, Jell as the scene was presented with briefly extending greellnas and Morfrn Reule~ A Tune of Love, Ricky Larry Warner, as Joseph, Hob· expressing appreclailon ' to Employes of the Ohio Vall McKmght, The Angels Sang, m Crew, Mar) Steve 1'1.11rner tllose wbo prepared the IPiea•• Publishing Co., Pomeroy, a~ ~ ~~~ Warner, and O~r Christ- Scott Van Vranken aD4 An~ldld program. their wives, husbands, and ands th~e':ge, Debbie Taylor V?ughan the shepberd~~;,t;As lhe A gilt was presented to ~'1 fnends, were guests Monday Bells t ~ ~p sang,. Why Do WISe men, Roy Vaughalli Jim Alkire by Mr. Crew on beltall 1evening at the annual Christ- Othea nstmas Rmg. 1Swatzel and Tony Vauibln en-jof the church after wlllllb mus dinner and party at the dre rV ~ecita!Ions were Chll- tered bringing gills the choir ISanlil arrived' and presented I Martin Restaurant and later at ns Oices, l)av"!_ Edward•; Isang, We Three Kings olrOrtent treats to the cb!ldrea. !he home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen, North Third St., MidDuring this busy Christmas Senon Elberfelds lrt Evenl 1 dlepol't. al· your convenience from 9 to 9 on all 3 Floon-.::"ln our Street. At Elberfelds Pre's always new arrivatj' every da In eve a on . Following dinner Mr. Owen conducted ~ames arxl awarded I to keep our .selections compltle and lnteretting; 'Always . 4ndab~ dq':~tyiMilt A1ways sens1ble prlcet. ' I prizes to Mrs. Hobart W:lson, J•., Robert Wingett, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Larry Baker, Mrs. Wil· 1 · liam Lehew, and Mrs. Otho ' Mattox. · Others attending were Hel~o , Davis, Emma Lou Davis, Pom.' ~., The Perfect Gift I eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon De...,;. Weese, Mr. Otho Mattox, Mr. 1,, For All The Year Fine white color, e~~:pertly eut and Mrs. Eustace Wils:>n, Mr . • • • The center diamond of every en and Mrs. Tom Walter!, Pl. Keepsake engagement ring is guar~ anleed flawln& (ot replacement Pleasant: Mr. and Mrs. Ow,.n, til assured). ,.... • • ...,_ Miss Lucille Hawkins, Mr. and ......... ,..o .......... !QMII ·~ We have the perfect r........ ~ '-.s, Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mr. and l oil Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Chester ~--·"" chair at the perfect rannehdl, Mark Tannehill of Middleport; Mr. and M.-s. pri~. See the large se1William Gardner, Add1son; Mr.j Remember lht and Mrs. Don Wright, Hobart lectlon of comf(lrt~ble important pnorlo Wiloon, Jr., Mr. and M 's.\ No netd lo lolly large surn ~ of muney at Christmas . Tom Danner, James Danner Choose from our chairs at sale prices on Mr. and Mrs. Gayhmd t-tu"1: Bulova collection. around while doing Christmas shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, I ail of Gallipolis; M1. and .\lr.. l the 2nd and 3rt! floor Phil Foster. Bidwell; Diana ZirUse a Citizens National Checking Account. ltlpdllr "1". Hand'<!mt 51,1· '-: kle, Pomeroy: David Ashley Furniture Depl · il&:, 21 jewel ~recisioll, adj~SI · · $JI.a lble bind. Yellow. L f Middleport; Katie Crow, Syr~: oss o your money is eliminated. Plus, you · cuse; William Lehew, Pomeroy; . lltwdriP "AM". Lowtl) diiiiiOnd and Mrs. Cbarles Lisle, Syrlllhape dress watch In &leamin& 1(11( &old. 17 jewele.'Ye!low or wtllte. cuse. have 11 record of every dollar spent. Be , ....s The Ohio Valley Publishing Co., publishes the Pomeroy . : budgetwise! Be safe! Open a Bank CheckMiddleport Dally Sentinel. tht -.riCfr(CtC'C~ICCCIIt(lf'C'"'ectc:I.I:IC'«'«IC:IICI(I(II(I(t(I(_,ICifiCtC'C'C'I:'C'C'~ Gallipolis Dally Tribune arxl u., Sunday Times-Sentinel. Miny Suggestions At K&C Jewelers ... ing Account today. It's the convenient way I iI• GIVEN .,. WARD-Edlson Hobsjjtter, president of Pomeroy National Bank, right Is presented an award from tA!ther E. Gunsett, area manager of the U. S. Tre~ury DeJ?artment Savings Bonds Division, for 25 years patriotic service with the U. S. Savmgs Bonds Program. Mr. Hobstetter serves on the 12-member ~av­ ings Bond Committee of the· American Bankers Assn. and has been Savmgs Bonds chairman in the state of lllilQ the past three year.s. Mr. Hobstetter began his activity in the pro~ram when 'favlngs bonds were _ortglnated .m 1941. He has seen the sale of 150 btlllon dollars':ln savmgs bonds since beconung active m the program.-&nlinel Photo. Enemy Planes Knocked Down Hawk Jets .. ·. , -. . COLUMBUS (UP)) - The Ublo Hlg•way Patrol today appealed to motorists to keep alert and avoid a repetition of tast year's acctdeatal traffic death toll during the Christmas weekend. Col. JIGberl M. ChJaralll<)D. te, •uperlotendent of the patrol, said 52 persoos died In traffic aceidenls l"'t Christmas. "Tbls was a shameful re.. eord, •nd It certainly turned an otherwise joyouo time ol the year Into ooe of troledY for hundreds of Uldoaas," Chiaramonte said. ~y~A£%L tk~"l Bells Jingle Little Bit Singin.' leek Bechtle is Fireman, Church Trustee , Leader, Helper " ·' BY BEULAH JONES Radio used to have Ill "Singing Sam.'' Middleport bu "Singing Jack," the aenlll lproJ~rlelorol Jack's Dairy Bar. John Bechtle, better !mown his friends and euatomers as u Jaek/' has been ln Middleport lhe last 20 years. In that time he has done more than hil share of good deeds. Like a Rood Boy Scout, a • day turns out to be more than that for Jack, ea. II~~=~:w:hen the Middleport E squad la etliecl out as much as four or nvo tim.. day and nighL Also, Jack la lc:batrman ol the Metbodist IChurllh 1n11tee1 wblcb brlDp lbe ehurcb .. che<k Ill 10111~-..~ tlmel I I ' ~ .l ' I' I ' " '" ' 1 I 8 ............ '?!vr:l '-::!': MEEKER PURSES FOR HER! FLAWLESS ~:·,, Give Chairs DIAMONDS Shop without 1 I -Ill • FREE GIFT WRAPPING eMEEKER & ROLF'S BILLFOLDS FOR MEN eROLf'S LEATHER SETS FOR MEN eHUMMEL FIGURES _ eJEWELRY BOXES eSYRACUSE FINE CHINA eFOSTORIA GLASSWARE eCLOCKS eFASHION JEWELRY eBIRTHSTONE RINGS eMASONIC RINGS eCARAVELLE WATCHES eMEN'S BLACK ONYX RINGS e PEAflL NECKLACES-Deliah & Royall• eSPEIDEL WATCH BANDS I ' '' I Cash... Pay By Check! to shop ••.. without cash I 1 I •Ill DILlS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dill enl tcrtained with a dinner party Sunday at their home, Nease Settlement. Guests were Mr and Mrs. Willie. Davis and Mr. ! 1and Mrs. Victor Wolf~ and .Kev·l in and Viokl of Raclne, Mr. ' and Mrs. Ron Mc[lade and •------------J•----------..1 -~ :.rl!.~~d~:snd~:~A~;;~·,:~ 1Kathy. my of Steven, Minersville, Cindy arxl Tim Se . Santa Claus will on the Second Flo~r in the ftl(niture Deot WEDNESDAY • ' THURSDAY' 2 TO 3 PM fRIDAY . ~ +g ~ Bring the Klddles to c:r.11s 0 Ht S~nt• = Elberfelds_·· l,n--_ p·omero·., ., 1.___________""',_~,_._________ ...;_ : ." _:_:-~-J'( ' � 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. 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