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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'( ' �' 2-tlall; Selltlnel, • • meroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., D~c. 21, 1881 ' ·I UN Assembly Ends, Still Seeks Peace Rutland Has·Hot Secon.dHalf,~~e#~;;qf. Wahama Falcons 5~·52 Tu~day,a! M~~~~ .~ Jackets- Lose Second Game ous hei~\h and to get Into the : the second, 6 for 10 in the third For Logan, Kemper's II was MASON - The Rutland Red completely stone cold from ' the hit on nearly 40 per cent final pei{<id with a lead and 8 lor 30 in the fourth period tops and Logan Coach 11Gb Devils overcame an early Wa- field In the third (rame • and sholl, but RuUiinil Usill" .,IbN Tbey bo,Jd 11 for over two from the field. Combs said after the 11\"e It hama lead with a funous seo. fell behind 40-411. RuUand !ben bl& second guiltier to lllt'!!!!J~ , mlnutea J>ut Logan broke Logan was 7 lor 14 In the 1was Kemper's belt effort of ond hall last night on the stood off a mild Wahama rally hot 50 per oent. All through' tWice for fielders by llrst quarter, 7 for 17 10 the the season. And Logan bllekers hama floor to send the White in the fourth quarter to win third quarter llnllly m 'II.~ Mike W;lland and free throws second, 2 lor In the third and agreed It was theirLog club 's' besl Falcons down to thelr fifth Semors Duane Knorr and ~akoirtyns finilh · ~!:e"u.e by Welhwd and Tom Cruise to 9 for 18 In the fourth, from the game of the season. an now straight defeat by a 5$-52 score. Joe Hawk , led the way for per cen • run the l!BDre to S3-4t for Logan field. Overa!J Logan hit a neat Is 3-2, like the Jac;keta. Wahama opened a ~10 first the Ohloa~ as they scored 15 Devils maintain~ near~,;..., Tho result was Logan gave b h d 1 th d 42 per cent RESERVE GAME peflod lead but could not hold per cent during e sero "!1!'.' • the Middleport Jacke!ll their Y1 e en ~ perJo · Trips to ·the foul Une kept Jim Conde of the Jaekel re. It 1n a game which became and 14 points reapecllvely • plus fmally winding np with a V"!'- '', second SEOAL loss agalllS! l The ftllrth period turned to both teams piling up the scoce serves led his club to ila sec. very rough aild shoddy during Kilorr pulled down sodme 16 '~'- fine 47 per cent shootlng n181it· th 1 t nes 73 67 ' Logan's favor after first 11-1 · . th th •• h W bounds Hawkms di most of ..r.J ree v c o • ' • IDonnie •Nelson fouled out Wltb Logan, ~lso In foul trouble With ond VIctory o1 e IM!8SOn WI • • the next three periO.., T e a- his WDrk In the first half In the reserve contest, DDown by 3 (111-16- after the! th core· 5~9 t 4 50 and then 1!ll starting fiVe, suffered little 32 poln!ll m a sensational 15-St 'To you and me Its ooow, but hamans managed to hold the while Knorr was domg the mO: hama's Danny Rizer and ltiit.. first quarter, and by .9 (42-33)IB 1 ~aYis left ~lth his filth at as Its bench was piled high with victory. Conde's .output Is ' be. to my mom, It's while dlrl'" lead 34-30 at halftime but went JOrity of his during the second land's Yarbrough waged a~ startmg the th1rd penod, the 3.15 Willi the score 63-63 six 6-3 or taller boya. lleved to be a Middleport, rehall char e to-head dual, and RJzer ,lilt Jackets came back to go ahead The Jackets, gomg to the serve team record. Logan s Sit· Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy·MJddleport, 0. Dec 21, 1966-3 g the best of 11 as he led flh 43-42 with 5 39 left m the third Greg Poston and 6-5 Chuck bencll, used H JIDl Butcher, verson had 24. Semor Roger Davis had a b1g 1mates to the~r first win ot the quarter Kemper then speared the Log. 5-9 Steve Pullen and 5-8 Wayne By quarters: w~·~~ third quarter before loulmg year. The fmal score mounlfd With Guard Asa Bradbury an rally that put the Chiefs a- Davis. Middleport 16 33 49 6'1 out early m the fourth and net- to something hke 43'-3:1. startmg to hit brilliantly from head 67-63 Wayne DaVI8 got a The Jackets were 23 for 35 Logan 19 4% 53 73 ted moe pomls, while YarI the outside and the corners, 1 fielder !tJ make it 7~7. but at the free line, Logan 23 for 31 Middleport - Nelson 3-3-brough and Dennis Weber each ·• " the Jackets were stlll out front that was all as Logan turned a The Jackets had 23 personal 9; W. Davis 1-1.....1; Pullen ~ collected a half dozen markers NBA Slalldlllp ' 41Hli when Bradbury drew his long p~ off a rebound mto an fouls caJJed on them defen~lng 1-1 ; Tannehill 4--6-14; B dur10g lhe rught Rough aiKI By Uolted Preso laterDLdll~ Early fOul trouble and a fatal forgetfulness of guards to fall back quickly tbal led to a ball dozen easy snowbird field goals was the big dtlfereoce between Middleport and Logan Tuesday evening at Logan. t:,r. wa- 7 ;'"l1• l ° ft p0meroy !:'~~ :~~ ~= had to come Also at about Ibis pomt, 6-4 Bill Davis and guard George Sauer drew their fourth fouls and were held out until the fourth quarter. And the Jackets put on the stall, tryJng to hold the ball I rom Logan's tremeruJ.. ~~~.~·~~ g:"~r~~ ~~;~~r and ;:~~.~~~~d ~~ ~:~s had 21 ~:~:ua:-~~~chs~u:;-~ The _J,ackets had II turnov. Bradbury led the Jackets with ers, hit .~ of 66 from the field 20 pomts, hltbng 8 fielders, all for 33 per cent and out rebound. from the outside and the cored Logan 39-37. Bill Davis got ners He was 4 lor 5 at the free 13 and Mark Tanneh1ll 9 Kemp· 1me er had 12 for Logan B1U Davis contributed 12 The ~~ckets were 4 for 22 In pomts and was the big factor in the first quarter, 4 for 14 m rebounding. Tannehill had 14. Totals 22 (23 of 35) 67. Westfall 2-3-7, Weiland 2-6-10; Kemper 8 -4-20, Stone ~2-2 ; Poston 5-5-15; Trowbridge 0-4-11 Angle 1--0-2, Parry 3 -2-8, Cruise 4-1- 9, Totals 25 -23 of 31) 73. ..ji Logan - Host Galli. polI.s ~~~:~:.~r;;.,r~:~~m~~a:: Thurs day Ntg • ht Divt~~ L. P!f. netted four pomts and grabbed 29 S .1116 some eight rebounds while 23 7 .711 Charles Scott hit five fouls 15 18 .t!s For the Wahamans agam it 12 17 ,414 was Bill Marshall who scored 3 25 l4JI seventeen pomls m the losmg cause, plus pullmg rune reWestern Dhlislou bounds Little Larry Fry con· · W. f.. Pet. bnued his steady play for 14 San FranciSCO 21 11 .156 St Louis ' 12 17 .Uf ~mts, Dale Rolhns added SIX Detroit 1311 .406 ad Ray SJsk played well while Lo 1 1211 .3e7 addmg f1 ve Tony Fields and s Ange es Dan Mitchell each collected four Chicago I! Z2 ·37l to mount the fl081 total Tuesday's Ruulto A odd h F1 ) s an Jty, t e a cons Boston 11& Detroit 113 (0! outgoaled the Dev1~s 211-19 but San ~·ran 139 Los An&elea 10'1 lost II at the foul hne Four of (Oolv gawes scheduled) !hell' "' games, Wahama has Wednesday's Gamea outgoalcd the opponents, but St Lows at Baltimore been beaten three of these New York a~ Chicago times on foul shots Philadelphia at Loe Angeles In the fll'st hall, Wahama !Only games scheduled) Hounds Snap Losing Spell, Crush Rockets Bucks Nip TCl!, 84-78 Eastera Philadelphia lloston New York Cmc1nna!J Baltimore PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS G4LLfPOIAS BLU E DE VILS VS POMEROY PANTHERS • • PLAYER YR /IT POS. HT. YR. PLAY!~ 4 6 P J Ryal -----· 4 6 3 Or, O ···- Bill Radf By United Preas Intematlonol Fred Foster was Miami's big pomls for the Pengums. Chuck Gene Jackson ____ 4 6·0 F The smgle·game card Tues· gun against the '.! Jsketeers He i Hennon got 20 for the Terners Rod Gilkey -·-· · - 3 6 I F 5-11 4 ···- Don SwiSher day mgbt was hght but the had 21 pomts to be the lone The Pengums are now 5·2 and John Davidson . .. 4 6.4 c 6 2 4 • ••• • Ron Logan tournament aitJOn was hat on Redskin•tn double ligures Mi Hiram 2 2. Tom Spencer .. . . 2 :;. 11 G 5.11 4 · - --- Bill Moore tbe state college cage front. r .. ami loll~ Its fourth game m SIX Tomght, two Pennsylvama Nelsonville snapped a four Bobby Ford ----·· 4 6.0 G 5 a 4 -·-· Bob Whaley rught 11 will be the same story. contests. ' teams meet Buckeye opponenl8 game losing streak Tuesday GAME SITE Ohio State gigged 1exas Dayton was threatened m !be m !be only smg!e games. rught by ripping Wellston's POMEROY GYM Christian 84-78 to top the ac· second p~ll when East Carolina Duquesne of Pittsburgh VISits Golden Rockets 73·56 on the[ VARSITY TIPOFF-8 p M uon among the four smgle roared to w1tbin f1ve pomts, 56- IToledo and Cleveland Stale !Hounds planks 'I RESERVE GAME-7 P l! games played. In another cage 51, Wltp 7 >O remammg Six Journeys to Indrnna State Urn· • highlight, av1er's free wheel· Pirates.,then fouled out to a1d vers1ty. I Coach Bob Sheskey' lads Coach Russ Moore's Pomeroy Purp.e Panthers, who lng Musketeers turned back jthe Ffyers. In tournament actiOn, Akron led 21 I> after one penod, and two weeks ago pulled off a maJor upset by defeatmg LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS M1am1 of Ohio 71-68 Waterman Tops ,goes agamst Bucknell and lby mlermlssJOn was on top Wellston's Golden Rockets 63·58, Will be seeking their The Flyers' Rudy Waterman , \Vashmgton UmverSity of St. 35-26 The VJSitmg Rockets tal. second Southeastern conference victory of the year FOR THE Da)~n flustered East car .. was the top scorer with 25 Louis tackles Hofstra m the hed only four pOints Ill the third agamst VISiting GaWpohs Thursday mght 1penod, and when the smoke lina UJllege 86-66 and \uungs· pomls Vmce Colbert was tops I f!ubber City Classic. The Panthers, 2-3 on the season, Will be looking for town shot down Hiram 99-78. for the losers w1th 17 The Day·[ The Quaker aty Tournament cleared. NHS owned a com- their first wm over Gallipoits on the1r home planks m In the Rubber City Clas5Jc at ton club IS now 6-1 ,t as Defiance agamst Steuben· manding 51-32 lead j two years. Akron, Bucknell posted an 82-661 Youngstown put s1x players jVJIIe. Grove City Pa tackling The 1966-67 Panthers have wm over Washmgton UmversJty m the double figures for 1is VIC· Blulfton; Transyivam~ agamsl The wm left Nelsonville With only one veteran back from Duke Burson's boys. Galhpohs' Warm His Heart With 1 of St. Lorn! and the host Zips tory we'r Hiram m a non-con. lc al!forma State, Pa, and West a 2-4 overall season record [Ia,! years squad wluch fm JSh·l enters the contest with a 2-4 ovbeat back Hofstra 7!1-61. terence game. John McElroy! V~rgm1a State meetmg West Wellston IS 1·5 In all games In· ed eighth m SEOAL play erall record Inside the SEOAL, The Quaker City Tournament !took game honors With 231Liberty State, W. Va. side the SEOAL, Nelsonville IS 'Ron Logan, a 6-2 semor cen· Galhpohs IS wmless 10 four , at New Philadelphll! saw Steu- ' - - ~---- - -- - - 2-3, the Golden Rockets 1-4. Iter, Logan 18 a good siJOoter a- Istarts. I Mens and Boys Cardigan and 1 benville rup Calilorlilii of I f!Vel Pomerov IS a shght favorite Pullover Shetland, lambs Pennsylvama 71-70 on a SIJJte brace of Wellston play s at J, 0 ga n roun d th e key , an d 10 wool, mohatr, and orion In last minute foul shots while I S Fnday. The Greyhounds next games has dumped m 6 mark·' according to prev10us performthe most wanted styles and contest IS Dec 28 at York m ers for a 13 4 average fw en!Y· Iances this wmter The PantbBIU!fton downed West Liberty five or IJJgan's lathes have . t"Oiors State of West Vll'gima 81-79 the annual York Hobday Tour· lcome at the free throw Circles are averagmg 584 points !Jowv ~37 at the mtenrus. 1 tl nament a game The Pomeroy defense From s10n, the Buckeyes rebounded m RAVENSWOOD The streak· 111 the third frame to close the Box score of Tuesday's con. Pomeroy, picked to f1msh last 1has Ilm1ted opposi!ion to 62 the second hall behind the scor·l ing Ravenswood Red Devils gap to a single point at 59-53 test· by SEO Sporlswnters and Ra· ,pomts a game , log of sopb Jeff Miller, 20, and: moved up mto class triple-A and m the race for the wlr; Wellston (S6) _ Jeflers 7_ d1o Broadcasters Der 2, has , Gallipolis IS averagmg FOR THE COLD DAYS aenlor~aptam Ron Sep!o's 19. ranks last night to upset the Ravenswood mana•ed to col· ,_16 T , 1 ~ 13 N h 1 4 been aggresSive m II" preVJou• per contest The Blue Devils AHEAD . u • • mg ~ • IC 0 s 1 have permilted an average OS Wins FOIII'th Parkersburg B1g Reds m a lect one extra goi11 to bring the .....j]...jl, Martin 3-1- 7; Beus. ou~ng~ th l ' 59 markers per game thus far The Win was the wurtl1 m humdmger 77-74 and annex their !mal margin to three points cher %-1- 5, MacMams 1~1- W ~'1 th eJrp ' "1 ~ry ~v~~ l Burson Will go with the five starts for Fred Taylor's fourth wm of tho season agamst Semor Stan Shaver and 3 Downerd 1-4-2; Milliken 1 eb sltenon, Ateh a~, ers, 7 , 3 e 1 oDJt which op•ned and olicked With zlp p1le lmmg Bucks who host Army Friday 1 1 ••• d d Cr H • 2 T 1 un ea ens w a • • ov· 1 ' . .. night no o,.,s. ea eye semor aJg armon ~ · ota ' z;>.-6----56 er!Jme victory on De< 10 so well agamst Coal Grove Mons Xa~ier's wm came on the In a real pier sLXer that found led the WI"'?"g assault with Nelsonville 173 l - Pancake Pomeroy's other VI<Ioly was saturdav mght That'll be 27 and 20 pomts respelivel' J.Z-1~27 Hubbard '1-~16-· urd •h J R 1 d Rod Gilk t oQn:cktwo sdcorLumthg punRehklof Bob :fthe s<:orelsmargmt seRidom moodre Shaver hit 10 free throw; to Corngan 5-3- 13 , Harold 6 :~3 Sat ay over \Ia ama war/a J~~ DavJdso."ya~ eShirh ur an er ac ey. our pom apar , avenswo help h t t I hI H 0-12 H 2 " • T I . ' , Quick pumped in 26 points' managed to lead at e>ery turn. IS o a w I e armon ~ annmg ~ . ota s The Panthers other two de- tcr, Tom Spencer and nuuuv Sport& Dre11 Io gtve the Ij Th e I rrst pe'"to d found th e fwas makmgSpeed moe goals feats were mfhcted by Middle· IFord at guard and Rackl ey •• Ql J andChtwo 33-7-73, Ta pored and <ontourtd busiB their seventh win 10 eight Devils ahead bv a scant 20-18 ree ones, Y Im •P· Wellston l5 28 32 56 port, 7!h!9, and Logan, 72 59 Foro JS averagmg 9 6 By Arrow & Monticello games. Rackley also dor.H nal.~>i ' count, and at hail they hadtman also collected eight free ,Nelsonvdle 21 35 51 73 Thursday's meetm g will be a game Gene tJmce) Ja,:kSIID, e Sport Coots & Suits the backboards with 19 re- Itheir )lljjgest lead by 44-38] throws . and IImshed With SIX· I Reserves Nelsonville 59, tfle 77th between the I w o' who comes off the bench by Brookfitld, Style mart, 1 bounds. Parkersbu roared back though teen big pomts. Brown added Wellston 49. schools. Pomeroy has an upper Iform like Bost~n·s John & Middishade ------------,--rg=--~---....::.. ~eight pomts, Caldwell tossed m· hand m trmmphs w1th 44 Gal- l~eek, IS averagmg mne points • Slatks SIX, Tackett added four, Bare npohs has won 32 /rom the Pur· for Galhpohs Rod Gilkey by Hubbard & JayiN!r netted one, and the Devils needCOreS pie and White. a 8 5 average. Tom Spencer is • Hell by Portis ed nearly all of them. The Pantl!en have a balanc-•3 >. Ryal 2 3, and John David· eJade Eest 6-4 juniOr Louden headed the By United Pre" lntemadonal ed scoring attack. Besides L.. lson IS averaging 2 8 points In Cologne, After Shove, B1g Reds with 24 pomls, while I OhiO State 84 gan, B1ll Radford , 6-0 semor IfiVe gaes. • O.odorent, Taft a ~oung sophomore lad named T('xas Chnshan 78 forward, ts avexagmg 15 6 per Thursday's reserve game I e Billfolds & Men's Jewelry S• lsher scored twenty 10 a good Dayton 86 E Carolma 66 contest with 78 markers IWill begm at 7 pIn The Pan"" effort Norman added siXteen, Youngstown 99 Hiram cco2 Don Swisher, the Panthers' ther reserves are 2 3 for !be l Jones eight and Cruickshanks Rubber City Classic fine quarterback who led The Blue Imps are 2--1 When in Doubt, Givo him a Gift Conlficat• fo ur. ' Buckness 82 to a stunnmg 2lHI wm Both '8' teams are 1-3 Inside Washmgton (st Lows) 66 GAHS on the gridiron last Sep- 1the SEOAL. I Akron 79 Hofstra 61 !ember, 1s averagmg 10 2 Fnday, Galtipolis will host Quaker City Touru•menl game with 51 tallies m live ai>' before taking a rest 1 SEOAL ALL GAMES Steubenville 71 pearances. during the ChriStmas holidays I 1 OPEN EVENINGS THE MEN'S STORE TEAM WLP OP Cahforrua St (Pa ) ck05 Bob Whaley, a 58 semor 1 Pomeroy will play at Jackson 1 Athens .. .. . .. . 5 0 259 Bluffton 81 guard has scored 45 pomts, Dec. 29. ~iiiiiiiijiijjjiiijiijiijjiijjiiijiijjiiiij Jackson . . .. .. 5 I 418 West Liberty (W.VA) 35 IS averagmg rune per contest i ------~- - Jtm Anderson, 59 Middleport .. .. 4 2 360 Galllpolis at Pomeroy guard, Is the Panthers sixth Logan .. .. .. • 3 4 398 • Pomeroy .. .. .. 2 3 292 Athens at Jackson man. He has 12 markers, or a Nelsonville .. .. • 2 4 350 352 FRIDAY'S GAMES: 2.4 average. l Moore is ezpected to throw I Gallipolis ... , .. 2 4 338 354 Jackson at Galhpoi!S a zone defense ag•mst Coach 1 Wcllslon l 5 352 311J Wellston Rt r,.,gRn I MAN in your LIFE 1 -1 Ravenswoo dKnock 0£f I p k b B. R d F. ar ers ura •g e s IVe . SWEATERS ! I"' $8.95 All Weather Coats 1 i 2PO :;:: 16·95 1 1 S NOWt The hot fastback 'in Europe is America's new flame. I SEO Stondings DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. .. TEAM WLPOP Jackson .. .. .. . 4 0 287 22\1 Athens •.. .. • , 4 0 211 100 Logan .. .. . .. • 3 2 296 301 Middleport , .. • 3 a 284 290 I Nelsonvllle .. •• 2 3 300 298 Pomeroy .. .. .. 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M~~~~ .~ Jackets- Lose Second Game ous hei~\h and to get Into the : the second, 6 for 10 in the third For Logan, Kemper's II was MASON - The Rutland Red completely stone cold from ' the hit on nearly 40 per cent final pei{<id with a lead and 8 lor 30 in the fourth period tops and Logan Coach 11Gb Devils overcame an early Wa- field In the third (rame • and sholl, but RuUiinil Usill" .,IbN Tbey bo,Jd 11 for over two from the field. Combs said after the 11\"e It hama lead with a funous seo. fell behind 40-411. RuUand !ben bl& second guiltier to lllt'!!!!J~ , mlnutea J>ut Logan broke Logan was 7 lor 14 In the 1was Kemper's belt effort of ond hall last night on the stood off a mild Wahama rally hot 50 per oent. All through' tWice for fielders by llrst quarter, 7 for 17 10 the the season. And Logan bllekers hama floor to send the White in the fourth quarter to win third quarter llnllly m 'II.~ Mike W;lland and free throws second, 2 lor In the third and agreed It was theirLog club 's' besl Falcons down to thelr fifth Semors Duane Knorr and ~akoirtyns finilh · ~!:e"u.e by Welhwd and Tom Cruise to 9 for 18 In the fourth, from the game of the season. an now straight defeat by a 5$-52 score. Joe Hawk , led the way for per cen • run the l!BDre to S3-4t for Logan field. Overa!J Logan hit a neat Is 3-2, like the Jac;keta. Wahama opened a ~10 first the Ohloa~ as they scored 15 Devils maintain~ near~,;..., Tho result was Logan gave b h d 1 th d 42 per cent RESERVE GAME peflod lead but could not hold per cent during e sero "!1!'.' • the Middleport Jacke!ll their Y1 e en ~ perJo · Trips to ·the foul Une kept Jim Conde of the Jaekel re. It 1n a game which became and 14 points reapecllvely • plus fmally winding np with a V"!'- '', second SEOAL loss agalllS! l The ftllrth period turned to both teams piling up the scoce serves led his club to ila sec. very rough aild shoddy during Kilorr pulled down sodme 16 '~'- fine 47 per cent shootlng n181it· th 1 t nes 73 67 ' Logan's favor after first 11-1 · . th th •• h W bounds Hawkms di most of ..r.J ree v c o • ' • IDonnie •Nelson fouled out Wltb Logan, ~lso In foul trouble With ond VIctory o1 e IM!8SOn WI • • the next three periO.., T e a- his WDrk In the first half In the reserve contest, DDown by 3 (111-16- after the! th core· 5~9 t 4 50 and then 1!ll starting fiVe, suffered little 32 poln!ll m a sensational 15-St 'To you and me Its ooow, but hamans managed to hold the while Knorr was domg the mO: hama's Danny Rizer and ltiit.. first quarter, and by .9 (42-33)IB 1 ~aYis left ~lth his filth at as Its bench was piled high with victory. Conde's .output Is ' be. to my mom, It's while dlrl'" lead 34-30 at halftime but went JOrity of his during the second land's Yarbrough waged a~ startmg the th1rd penod, the 3.15 Willi the score 63-63 six 6-3 or taller boya. lleved to be a Middleport, rehall char e to-head dual, and RJzer ,lilt Jackets came back to go ahead The Jackets, gomg to the serve team record. Logan s Sit· Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy·MJddleport, 0. Dec 21, 1966-3 g the best of 11 as he led flh 43-42 with 5 39 left m the third Greg Poston and 6-5 Chuck bencll, used H JIDl Butcher, verson had 24. Semor Roger Davis had a b1g 1mates to the~r first win ot the quarter Kemper then speared the Log. 5-9 Steve Pullen and 5-8 Wayne By quarters: w~·~~ third quarter before loulmg year. The fmal score mounlfd With Guard Asa Bradbury an rally that put the Chiefs a- Davis. Middleport 16 33 49 6'1 out early m the fourth and net- to something hke 43'-3:1. startmg to hit brilliantly from head 67-63 Wayne DaVI8 got a The Jackets were 23 for 35 Logan 19 4% 53 73 ted moe pomls, while YarI the outside and the corners, 1 fielder !tJ make it 7~7. but at the free line, Logan 23 for 31 Middleport - Nelson 3-3-brough and Dennis Weber each ·• " the Jackets were stlll out front that was all as Logan turned a The Jackets had 23 personal 9; W. Davis 1-1.....1; Pullen ~ collected a half dozen markers NBA Slalldlllp ' 41Hli when Bradbury drew his long p~ off a rebound mto an fouls caJJed on them defen~lng 1-1 ; Tannehill 4--6-14; B dur10g lhe rught Rough aiKI By Uolted Preso laterDLdll~ Early fOul trouble and a fatal forgetfulness of guards to fall back quickly tbal led to a ball dozen easy snowbird field goals was the big dtlfereoce between Middleport and Logan Tuesday evening at Logan. t:,r. wa- 7 ;'"l1• l ° ft p0meroy !:'~~ :~~ ~= had to come Also at about Ibis pomt, 6-4 Bill Davis and guard George Sauer drew their fourth fouls and were held out until the fourth quarter. And the Jackets put on the stall, tryJng to hold the ball I rom Logan's tremeruJ.. ~~~.~·~~ g:"~r~~ ~~;~~r and ;:~~.~~~~d ~~ ~:~s had 21 ~:~:ua:-~~~chs~u:;-~ The _J,ackets had II turnov. Bradbury led the Jackets with ers, hit .~ of 66 from the field 20 pomts, hltbng 8 fielders, all for 33 per cent and out rebound. from the outside and the cored Logan 39-37. Bill Davis got ners He was 4 lor 5 at the free 13 and Mark Tanneh1ll 9 Kemp· 1me er had 12 for Logan B1U Davis contributed 12 The ~~ckets were 4 for 22 In pomts and was the big factor in the first quarter, 4 for 14 m rebounding. Tannehill had 14. Totals 22 (23 of 35) 67. Westfall 2-3-7, Weiland 2-6-10; Kemper 8 -4-20, Stone ~2-2 ; Poston 5-5-15; Trowbridge 0-4-11 Angle 1--0-2, Parry 3 -2-8, Cruise 4-1- 9, Totals 25 -23 of 31) 73. ..ji Logan - Host Galli. polI.s ~~~:~:.~r;;.,r~:~~m~~a:: Thurs day Ntg • ht Divt~~ L. P!f. netted four pomts and grabbed 29 S .1116 some eight rebounds while 23 7 .711 Charles Scott hit five fouls 15 18 .t!s For the Wahamans agam it 12 17 ,414 was Bill Marshall who scored 3 25 l4JI seventeen pomls m the losmg cause, plus pullmg rune reWestern Dhlislou bounds Little Larry Fry con· · W. f.. Pet. bnued his steady play for 14 San FranciSCO 21 11 .156 St Louis ' 12 17 .Uf ~mts, Dale Rolhns added SIX Detroit 1311 .406 ad Ray SJsk played well while Lo 1 1211 .3e7 addmg f1 ve Tony Fields and s Ange es Dan Mitchell each collected four Chicago I! Z2 ·37l to mount the fl081 total Tuesday's Ruulto A odd h F1 ) s an Jty, t e a cons Boston 11& Detroit 113 (0! outgoaled the Dev1~s 211-19 but San ~·ran 139 Los An&elea 10'1 lost II at the foul hne Four of (Oolv gawes scheduled) !hell' "' games, Wahama has Wednesday's Gamea outgoalcd the opponents, but St Lows at Baltimore been beaten three of these New York a~ Chicago times on foul shots Philadelphia at Loe Angeles In the fll'st hall, Wahama !Only games scheduled) Hounds Snap Losing Spell, Crush Rockets Bucks Nip TCl!, 84-78 Eastera Philadelphia lloston New York Cmc1nna!J Baltimore PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS G4LLfPOIAS BLU E DE VILS VS POMEROY PANTHERS • • PLAYER YR /IT POS. HT. YR. PLAY!~ 4 6 P J Ryal -----· 4 6 3 Or, O ···- Bill Radf By United Preas Intematlonol Fred Foster was Miami's big pomls for the Pengums. Chuck Gene Jackson ____ 4 6·0 F The smgle·game card Tues· gun against the '.! Jsketeers He i Hennon got 20 for the Terners Rod Gilkey -·-· · - 3 6 I F 5-11 4 ···- Don SwiSher day mgbt was hght but the had 21 pomts to be the lone The Pengums are now 5·2 and John Davidson . .. 4 6.4 c 6 2 4 • ••• • Ron Logan tournament aitJOn was hat on Redskin•tn double ligures Mi Hiram 2 2. Tom Spencer .. . . 2 :;. 11 G 5.11 4 · - --- Bill Moore tbe state college cage front. r .. ami loll~ Its fourth game m SIX Tomght, two Pennsylvama Nelsonville snapped a four Bobby Ford ----·· 4 6.0 G 5 a 4 -·-· Bob Whaley rught 11 will be the same story. contests. ' teams meet Buckeye opponenl8 game losing streak Tuesday GAME SITE Ohio State gigged 1exas Dayton was threatened m !be m !be only smg!e games. rught by ripping Wellston's POMEROY GYM Christian 84-78 to top the ac· second p~ll when East Carolina Duquesne of Pittsburgh VISits Golden Rockets 73·56 on the[ VARSITY TIPOFF-8 p M uon among the four smgle roared to w1tbin f1ve pomts, 56- IToledo and Cleveland Stale !Hounds planks 'I RESERVE GAME-7 P l! games played. In another cage 51, Wltp 7 >O remammg Six Journeys to Indrnna State Urn· • highlight, av1er's free wheel· Pirates.,then fouled out to a1d vers1ty. I Coach Bob Sheskey' lads Coach Russ Moore's Pomeroy Purp.e Panthers, who lng Musketeers turned back jthe Ffyers. In tournament actiOn, Akron led 21 I> after one penod, and two weeks ago pulled off a maJor upset by defeatmg LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS M1am1 of Ohio 71-68 Waterman Tops ,goes agamst Bucknell and lby mlermlssJOn was on top Wellston's Golden Rockets 63·58, Will be seeking their The Flyers' Rudy Waterman , \Vashmgton UmverSity of St. 35-26 The VJSitmg Rockets tal. second Southeastern conference victory of the year FOR THE Da)~n flustered East car .. was the top scorer with 25 Louis tackles Hofstra m the hed only four pOints Ill the third agamst VISiting GaWpohs Thursday mght 1penod, and when the smoke lina UJllege 86-66 and \uungs· pomls Vmce Colbert was tops I f!ubber City Classic. The Panthers, 2-3 on the season, Will be looking for town shot down Hiram 99-78. for the losers w1th 17 The Day·[ The Quaker aty Tournament cleared. NHS owned a com- their first wm over Gallipoits on the1r home planks m In the Rubber City Clas5Jc at ton club IS now 6-1 ,t as Defiance agamst Steuben· manding 51-32 lead j two years. Akron, Bucknell posted an 82-661 Youngstown put s1x players jVJIIe. Grove City Pa tackling The 1966-67 Panthers have wm over Washmgton UmversJty m the double figures for 1is VIC· Blulfton; Transyivam~ agamsl The wm left Nelsonville With only one veteran back from Duke Burson's boys. Galhpohs' Warm His Heart With 1 of St. Lorn! and the host Zips tory we'r Hiram m a non-con. lc al!forma State, Pa, and West a 2-4 overall season record [Ia,! years squad wluch fm JSh·l enters the contest with a 2-4 ovbeat back Hofstra 7!1-61. terence game. John McElroy! V~rgm1a State meetmg West Wellston IS 1·5 In all games In· ed eighth m SEOAL play erall record Inside the SEOAL, The Quaker City Tournament !took game honors With 231Liberty State, W. Va. side the SEOAL, Nelsonville IS 'Ron Logan, a 6-2 semor cen· Galhpohs IS wmless 10 four , at New Philadelphll! saw Steu- ' - - ~---- - -- - - 2-3, the Golden Rockets 1-4. Iter, Logan 18 a good siJOoter a- Istarts. I Mens and Boys Cardigan and 1 benville rup Calilorlilii of I f!Vel Pomerov IS a shght favorite Pullover Shetland, lambs Pennsylvama 71-70 on a SIJJte brace of Wellston play s at J, 0 ga n roun d th e key , an d 10 wool, mohatr, and orion In last minute foul shots while I S Fnday. The Greyhounds next games has dumped m 6 mark·' according to prev10us performthe most wanted styles and contest IS Dec 28 at York m ers for a 13 4 average fw en!Y· Iances this wmter The PantbBIU!fton downed West Liberty five or IJJgan's lathes have . t"Oiors State of West Vll'gima 81-79 the annual York Hobday Tour· lcome at the free throw Circles are averagmg 584 points !Jowv ~37 at the mtenrus. 1 tl nament a game The Pomeroy defense From s10n, the Buckeyes rebounded m RAVENSWOOD The streak· 111 the third frame to close the Box score of Tuesday's con. Pomeroy, picked to f1msh last 1has Ilm1ted opposi!ion to 62 the second hall behind the scor·l ing Ravenswood Red Devils gap to a single point at 59-53 test· by SEO Sporlswnters and Ra· ,pomts a game , log of sopb Jeff Miller, 20, and: moved up mto class triple-A and m the race for the wlr; Wellston (S6) _ Jeflers 7_ d1o Broadcasters Der 2, has , Gallipolis IS averagmg FOR THE COLD DAYS aenlor~aptam Ron Sep!o's 19. ranks last night to upset the Ravenswood mana•ed to col· ,_16 T , 1 ~ 13 N h 1 4 been aggresSive m II" preVJou• per contest The Blue Devils AHEAD . u • • mg ~ • IC 0 s 1 have permilted an average OS Wins FOIII'th Parkersburg B1g Reds m a lect one extra goi11 to bring the .....j]...jl, Martin 3-1- 7; Beus. ou~ng~ th l ' 59 markers per game thus far The Win was the wurtl1 m humdmger 77-74 and annex their !mal margin to three points cher %-1- 5, MacMams 1~1- W ~'1 th eJrp ' "1 ~ry ~v~~ l Burson Will go with the five starts for Fred Taylor's fourth wm of tho season agamst Semor Stan Shaver and 3 Downerd 1-4-2; Milliken 1 eb sltenon, Ateh a~, ers, 7 , 3 e 1 oDJt which op•ned and olicked With zlp p1le lmmg Bucks who host Army Friday 1 1 ••• d d Cr H • 2 T 1 un ea ens w a • • ov· 1 ' . .. night no o,.,s. ea eye semor aJg armon ~ · ota ' z;>.-6----56 er!Jme victory on De< 10 so well agamst Coal Grove Mons Xa~ier's wm came on the In a real pier sLXer that found led the WI"'?"g assault with Nelsonville 173 l - Pancake Pomeroy's other VI<Ioly was saturdav mght That'll be 27 and 20 pomts respelivel' J.Z-1~27 Hubbard '1-~16-· urd •h J R 1 d Rod Gilk t oQn:cktwo sdcorLumthg punRehklof Bob :fthe s<:orelsmargmt seRidom moodre Shaver hit 10 free throw; to Corngan 5-3- 13 , Harold 6 :~3 Sat ay over \Ia ama war/a J~~ DavJdso."ya~ eShirh ur an er ac ey. our pom apar , avenswo help h t t I hI H 0-12 H 2 " • T I . ' , Quick pumped in 26 points' managed to lead at e>ery turn. IS o a w I e armon ~ annmg ~ . ota s The Panthers other two de- tcr, Tom Spencer and nuuuv Sport& Dre11 Io gtve the Ij Th e I rrst pe'"to d found th e fwas makmgSpeed moe goals feats were mfhcted by Middle· IFord at guard and Rackl ey •• Ql J andChtwo 33-7-73, Ta pored and <ontourtd busiB their seventh win 10 eight Devils ahead bv a scant 20-18 ree ones, Y Im •P· Wellston l5 28 32 56 port, 7!h!9, and Logan, 72 59 Foro JS averagmg 9 6 By Arrow & Monticello games. Rackley also dor.H nal.~>i ' count, and at hail they hadtman also collected eight free ,Nelsonvdle 21 35 51 73 Thursday's meetm g will be a game Gene tJmce) Ja,:kSIID, e Sport Coots & Suits the backboards with 19 re- Itheir )lljjgest lead by 44-38] throws . and IImshed With SIX· I Reserves Nelsonville 59, tfle 77th between the I w o' who comes off the bench by Brookfitld, Style mart, 1 bounds. Parkersbu roared back though teen big pomts. Brown added Wellston 49. schools. Pomeroy has an upper Iform like Bost~n·s John & Middishade ------------,--rg=--~---....::.. ~eight pomts, Caldwell tossed m· hand m trmmphs w1th 44 Gal- l~eek, IS averagmg mne points • Slatks SIX, Tackett added four, Bare npohs has won 32 /rom the Pur· for Galhpohs Rod Gilkey by Hubbard & JayiN!r netted one, and the Devils needCOreS pie and White. a 8 5 average. Tom Spencer is • Hell by Portis ed nearly all of them. The Pantl!en have a balanc-•3 >. Ryal 2 3, and John David· eJade Eest 6-4 juniOr Louden headed the By United Pre" lntemadonal ed scoring attack. Besides L.. lson IS averaging 2 8 points In Cologne, After Shove, B1g Reds with 24 pomls, while I OhiO State 84 gan, B1ll Radford , 6-0 semor IfiVe gaes. • O.odorent, Taft a ~oung sophomore lad named T('xas Chnshan 78 forward, ts avexagmg 15 6 per Thursday's reserve game I e Billfolds & Men's Jewelry S• lsher scored twenty 10 a good Dayton 86 E Carolma 66 contest with 78 markers IWill begm at 7 pIn The Pan"" effort Norman added siXteen, Youngstown 99 Hiram cco2 Don Swisher, the Panthers' ther reserves are 2 3 for !be l Jones eight and Cruickshanks Rubber City Classic fine quarterback who led The Blue Imps are 2--1 When in Doubt, Givo him a Gift Conlficat• fo ur. ' Buckness 82 to a stunnmg 2lHI wm Both '8' teams are 1-3 Inside Washmgton (st Lows) 66 GAHS on the gridiron last Sep- 1the SEOAL. I Akron 79 Hofstra 61 !ember, 1s averagmg 10 2 Fnday, Galtipolis will host Quaker City Touru•menl game with 51 tallies m live ai>' before taking a rest 1 SEOAL ALL GAMES Steubenville 71 pearances. during the ChriStmas holidays I 1 OPEN EVENINGS THE MEN'S STORE TEAM WLP OP Cahforrua St (Pa ) ck05 Bob Whaley, a 58 semor 1 Pomeroy will play at Jackson 1 Athens .. .. . .. . 5 0 259 Bluffton 81 guard has scored 45 pomts, Dec. 29. ~iiiiiiiijiijjjiiijiijiijjiijjiiijiijjiiiij Jackson . . .. .. 5 I 418 West Liberty (W.VA) 35 IS averagmg rune per contest i ------~- - Jtm Anderson, 59 Middleport .. .. 4 2 360 Galllpolis at Pomeroy guard, Is the Panthers sixth Logan .. .. .. • 3 4 398 • Pomeroy .. .. .. 2 3 292 Athens at Jackson man. He has 12 markers, or a Nelsonville .. .. • 2 4 350 352 FRIDAY'S GAMES: 2.4 average. l Moore is ezpected to throw I Gallipolis ... , .. 2 4 338 354 Jackson at Galhpoi!S a zone defense ag•mst Coach 1 Wcllslon l 5 352 311J Wellston Rt r,.,gRn I MAN in your LIFE 1 -1 Ravenswoo dKnock 0£f I p k b B. R d F. ar ers ura •g e s IVe . SWEATERS ! I"' $8.95 All Weather Coats 1 i 2PO :;:: 16·95 1 1 S NOWt The hot fastback 'in Europe is America's new flame. I SEO Stondings DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. .. TEAM WLPOP Jackson .. .. .. . 4 0 287 22\1 Athens •.. .. • , 4 0 211 100 Logan .. .. . .. • 3 2 296 301 Middleport , .. • 3 a 284 290 I Nelsonvllle .. •• 2 3 300 298 Pomeroy .. .. .. 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'. werel streak ancl stretcbed tbelr Western Division lead to 7~ games. 'l'burmond led the Warriors with 23 points ancl S7 rebounds while Jeff Mullins scored 20, Fred Hetzel 17, Clyde Lee 16 and Jim King 15. Elgin Baylor led the losers with 21 points. Boston trailed by slx points entering tbe final period and by a single point, 11111-107, wflb three seconds tell when Larry Siegfried made one of lllree free throws to send the game into overtime. Detroit held a 113-112 edge with 80 seconda left in the overtime whea Sam Jones made a three-point play to put the Celts ahead lor good at 115-113. John Havlicek led Boston with 32 points white Bill Russell had 21. Dave Bing scored 31 points for Detroit and Eddie Miles added 25. 1~10 14'.1J.; . lb. Meredith Recovers, Will Play DALLAS «UP!)- The Dallas Cowboys go back Io work today, and Don Meredith, owner of a stomach ache that rocked the city, says he wtll be there. Meredilil was rushed to a hospital ear!J Tuesday with what was described as a stomach cramp. He said the <~amp bit him "! hard it VIrtually paralyzed him. . But a few hours later, holdmg forth at .1 press conference 10 his bospttal room, he sa1d he : felt so good he was almost : embarrassed. Shortly after: wards he checked out of the : hospital and said be planned to . be In uniform when lhe club began working out today for the NFL champtonshtp battle Jan. I ·against the Green Bay Packers. · M red'tb' ndl" th . e I s co won was e :dloice topic of conversation :around football mad Dallas : 'l'uesday. · Football fever has swept the :town now that the Cowboys have won their first division erown and have a ehance for ; llle NFL IIUe. Tickets go on ; 1ale today and the line began : lormlnR front of ticket · windows near tho Cotton Bowl · 22 boors before the booths were ICheduled to open. in 'f" ' U. S. Govt lnspecilcl Grade A DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I camp -the East at Santa Clara and the West at Stanford. II figures to be the same for the other two aU-star games. Change Timing The heavy scout traffic is due to the fact the NFL a&d AFL for the first time will hold a combined draft of college players next month. That means 25 teams will be splittiug up the players among them. When the two leagues were operating their own drafts, the players had the option of signing with teams from either circuit and most came to the All-Star games already committed. By way of getting ready lor the invasion of the pro scouts, promoters of the East-West game announced Tuesday a number of ground rules, among them off-limits wimings at training camp dining_rooms. the press box at Kezar Stadium, site of the game on Dec. 31, the locker rooms and the playing field. "These places are all off limits to the scouts," said game managing diredor Bert Jacobs, "and we plan to enforce the rules as best we can. 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Rubber City Tournament Meredith said he, pt:rsonally, Akron vs. Bucknell tboughl the r.ramps came from Wash~n gton ISL Louts) a readion to a pain pill and a vs. Hofstra aleeping pill he look jU>I before Quaker City Tournament fling to sleep Monda¥ night. Defiance vs. Steubenvi!le 4 • ' The do('tor say:s that was a Grove City {Pa.), vs. Bluffton lli!>SSibility or that I might have eaten somelhin~ tho! louched it Transvlvanla (Ky.) vs. California State (Pa.) 1111," Meredith said. FULLY DRESSED CANNED HAMS Daugherty of Michigan State and the East and John Ralston of Stanford and the West, plan to give the scouts as much leeway 39 possible in keeping with their own training sched1 u esDaugberty Cooperates When Francis Powers, EastWest publicity director, and th nd rule8 were nounce e grou . agreed upon alter consultation 'th th NFL d Al'L the WI e . an • . leprechaun -I• ke Daughert) quipped: "Thank you Mr. R II " oze e. . . In 3 mor~ ser•ous ~em : Daugherty sa~d he appreclatea the scouts had a JOb to do and he planned to help th':"'. "I'll cooperate w1Uun reason," said Duffy. "Heck, it was a whole lot worse when the two pro leagues were separate. Then, they bothered us . all the yE'J I c..,.,ns ·.. ··.. ... .. .. BONELESS-COOKED Over 2/3 Fruit & Nuts 1 Roasting Chickens ··· · · lb. SSe ARPEGE Stewing Chickens ".. lh. 49c Wbngs ··.. " ....-... Ill. S9c .. sessioos and at no other time." Both hesd coaches, Duffy "I don't think it will take us as long this year to get the boys ready for the game," explained Ralotnn , who also headed the West team in l!ltio. "Sur•, money Is going to be on thetr minds, and I don't blame them. But they also will be anxious to do a good job since how th<•y play in . this ~articular gam.~ '' YQII.NG-TENDIR PLUMP, MEATY flarter, but Coactll'om Landry ! . As ?ne wag summed up the \It Jerry Rhome and Cra1g 81tuat10n: . . Morton alternate in running t~ t ''Scout watchmg may wmd up I ao':w. . ~, BonelessRoastingTurkey3.29 ~~~jurkeys ..... lh. $1•09 third may dec1de the1r whole future tlork, Landry agam ha<l M!.!re· , u.-. " v ... we're so sure you'll lie piNHCI that we confidently offer you double your monty back if you're not completely ntllflld (Price label or Register tape II ntctlsary of caune). HAIR DRYER ... 49c 50 SURE WE OFFER YOU IN THI SHELL the 5 to 9-lbs. _ HOW SURE ARE WE ABQ.'T OUR TURIDS ANN PAGE ASSORTED in BILLFOLDS l&~lbs. &Up -•· 39c OTHER FINE POULTRY BUYS! . "We've waited seven years t1m~. If .anythmg, 1t .:mght be :lor this," said one of the early : emBer th1s new way. I I Reg•ster • Free. . •W•In Camaro From pomeroy Motor·CO. ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-ll two pro leagues and more keep peu're a pro football fan, have comlng in every day now that lhe time and money and can't the players are in training walt until January to find out wbldl college players the various teams In the National and American leagues are inlereRI!Id In, try the training camps lor the North-South, Blue-Gray and Eas~West classics In the next couple of duys. Jf YOII look close enough and ask enough cf the players working out "who's who" you're bound to disrover there'll be more pro scouts watching the calesthenics than people involved in the various post· reason games. The Shrine Classic, for Instance, already bas inquirie; from 20 different teams in the Decem.\ c '" Football Fans Prepare for Shrine, North-South Tilts midway NE' IIA snapped a two-game lo8ID8 pme, !be Boston Oellics mnafned within shouting distanee ol the Pblladelphla 76ers Ill the Eastern Division by Dipping llle Delroil Pistons 116iu In overtime. San Francisco took a slim 'll• lead at Ute end of the fll'st period but then turned the game IIIIo a rout In lhe secood period Wilen tho Warriors outscored .._ Lakers 37-17. With Barry, ...s taken almost 300 more ·w ts this season than any other J!1fJer In the league, absent, the 111til :::=:::::=::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;: other players toot !heir 111m at the flriDs range as tbe Warriors IDd Rick BarrJ, played without llaiT)' 'l'ueaday night -ancl ooked Uke a real team. With Barr7, the NaUonal Basketball Assodation'a leading !COler out of the lineup with lorn ankle ligaments, the Warriors placed five players in double figures as lbey clobbered tbe Loa Angelee Lakers 130-107. Ill the only other scbeduled arrivals. A few more bours :ean't lr.url." ;- Meredith has not played a lW•" since latt In the !Jrst ho!f :Itt Dallas 34-31 loss LO Washing ' IIJn two Sundays ago. The : Dallas quarterback was knock.ad out by a ruggle li<kle from ledskin Jmebacker Sam Hull. Me.redith did not come around 21, 1966-5 day evening at the church. The ard Ord, Clyde Fot.,-, ~ ·and Mrs. Larry PatM>ns, April Stanford Powell, Mrs. !.eo F. ber 15th In regular sessitn with rided !bat no program was In eharge of Rev. Williamson, Russell capebart, Parsons, Anna PIU'sons, Mrs. Gibbs, Larry Gibbs, Mrs. Rob- Mayor Mark Ward presiding. be pick~ pp .OJI l'il Martin Berlslord. They opened Harry MDfer, I!'Aiwln StetD; · John Ferguson, Mrs. Nell !ley- ert Dale Roush, GNg Rlulb, Others preoent were Hilda cember :16th ·Of lfl..'lll;! with- the singing of "In the Arthur 'lbabet, Ralph Whit- maker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Ernest H. Keefer, Mrt. Ridgway, recorder, Richard uaey 2nd, bui t!l'iW ' l!d1 ' Air," Devotions were ted by more, Frank Capehart, Rev. Tennan~ Mrs. Lallier Smilb, PaJ;] Itousb, Merk Roush, Mrs. Grinstead, Edwin et.rk, LelrJI up en Tuesday (l>lloWln,fl, 11!1 ~. Mrs. Achsah Miller. Mrs. liar- Marcus Trough, Kan WDes, and Lonnie Newell, Mrs. Kenneth Maline Grimm, Mrs. S. H. Relt- Capehart, Donald Roush, llOIIllo- two dales. The Ngular scltediile MRS. ELDON RAY bara Rousb,' limet Needs, Nao- old Bumgarner and Charles Lewis Summers. Thompson, Mark Thompson, mire, ~·- Jolm S. Rellmire, rifmen and Donald Ohlillger po-l would resume on Monday, JIJ> ~ HONORED ml Ohllnger,J'Io Marshall, o\nn Weaver sang a due~ "Star of ALAN HE HOME Mrs. Lesley Roush, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Jr. lire chief. uary 9111. Mrs. Eldoo Ray Roush, the Btrd, Mrs. ~ward Edwards, the East." The chui'ch quartet, AV C Mrs. James Roush, Mr. and TOW!JI COUNCIL 1 Many items of businesB The nest regular meo,~ lormer Alice Stolle, Will honQr· ReV. Mrs. Allah MUJar, gue•ts Otha Lfevinl, Carl Gibbs, Mrs. DEMONSTRATION CLUB .Mrs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Louis The New Haven Town Coon- discussed and the 8J'OUP vo'..ed wt11 be m Wednesday, nec.trl• ed with a bridal shower recent· Judy Neelfs'!Carman Harper, Martin Berisford and Charles 'I'h~ Avalanche Home DemOII- E. Johnson, Lee Hall, Mrs. ctl met on 'Riursday, to pey hUls due. 1bey a1et de- ber 31!1. ·' ly at the home ol Mrs. Glenn llonlta Hm1!f. Weaver, accompanied by Mrs. stration Club met at the f!ome:JiF=:::::i:::==:::::i:::=="""~.ii.i.ii.i~iiiiii...ii;i~~~i:i..i~~....i~~"-~~'"'-'-=-==--:1 Roush, w!tb Mrs. Robert Dale AU!ILIARY Harold Bumgamer sang speectaJ of Mrs. Her~ Sayre for an Emilh as co-hostess. The guest Th& AmerieanLegion Auxile· music. The guest speaker, Mr. ·~)day meettngheld. Atcoveredthe dlllh IJSt Included Mrs. Charles Zer· iMy Post 140 held a C1Jrlatmas James Lewis, Vice Pres1dent of dmner was a llfOil kle, Mrs. Everett Laudermllt, partY on &~Qnday evening at Point Pleasant Citizens Bank, hour. ~Irs. Nelson Rouab, Mrs. Don- the. Legion Iiall. A cevered dish spoke on the topic "What Is The ~P decided to have ROYAL CREST GENERAL ELECTRIC aid 0. Roush, Mrs. Edna Bur- chicken dlnher was served. Hope of the WQrid." Secret Sisters and draw namesi ria, Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs. Games were played and priz. Members of the W.S.W.S. ser- They voted to purchase a bel HANDY HANNAH Dorina Stone, Mrl, Joey Roush, es won by Iva Capehart, Lo!n •ed retreshments to those at- for the sch~ house. Mrs. Gary Roush, Mrs. Otmer Wsaver, Mary Roush, SybR· tending: Mrs. Harold Bumgor· The devoUons . and program Men1 and Ladies Zerkle, Mrs. Grant Roush, Mrs. Smith, and N110cy VanMelr<,. ner, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Mr. was 10 ~arge of Mrs, Donald Leo Litchfield, Mrs. Johnny The woup~ ~elped the Legion and · Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Haynes wtth each member re~Roush,. Mrs. Brenda Clatwor- with a Cbrillmas p!ll'iy for Vet· George Jewell, Miss Millie lng a ChriStmas poemnd. · AI gil thy, MISS Bunnie Rousb, Miss erans children on Sunday af- Bumgarner, Mrs, Achsah Mil· exchange was held a e evea Elizabelil Huduall, Mlsa Kathy ternoon, De£ember 16th. A gift ler, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. members were present. TY. Ann Roush, Miss Elaine Stone, exchange was held. Clayton Athey, Mrs. Howard SCOUTS HOLD PAR held Miss Nancy Socden, Mills Char- Those allelding were EJ... Burris, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Rev. The _Cub Scout Pa~ ~ J Rog. 20.95 lene l{elly, Mtsa Judy Athey, oor Roush,:~ary Roush, The!- and Mrs. Martin Berisford, An· ~ Chnstmas party a e unFrH Delivery Miso r"Inda Call, Mrs. R. Doug- ma Capehari, Thelma Roush, dy and Emily, Mr. and Mers. tor Lodge. Games were play~ Hat Box Style las Roush, Miss Donna Roush, Freda Har~ Helen Knapp, Bernard Lieving, Mrs. Tom refreslunents served and a gl MiRS Kathy Roush Miss Ruth Sadie Warth Charlolie Roush Huffman Mr. and Mrs. at7 exchange was held. Those ·I'' Laudermilt Mrs 'Wilda Cole- Jackie K-y Iva Capehart ' Miller 'Mr and Mrs. '""' Eddie t endi ng were.• Bob""• "' Tennant, ' ' ·•.-.. ' ' ' ' Jeff Roush, Robert Young, Jack· man, Mrs. BID Roush, Mrs. Rob- Lola Weattr, Mary Roush, Bumgsmer, Mrs. Rupert Kent, Ri k Sid J bnert Roush, Mrs. Arnold Roush, Sybll Smilh and Nancy Varr Mr. and Mrs. Otba Lieving, 1e Y;"'g, c ~ ers, Ann Maynard, Mrs. Harold Lee Metre. Carl Gibbs, Charles , Weaver, ny erguson, vey ' Zerkle, Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Mr•. WOODMAN LODGE Harry Pickens, Howard Bum- Joey Parsons, Jon Grimm, Blaine Gilland, Mrs. J ·ames The Woodman Lodge of the garner, Luther Smith and Ed- Sian Rellmire, Charles J~~' Give Her The Best Gress, Miss Angela Goodnite, World No. ol52 held a parety for gar Layne. Larry Keefer, To~ Csl: Miss Kathy Litchfield, Mrs. Ray !he childre~ on Saturday afterANNOUNCE BIRTH ~elth ~ym~ertb ~ .,. New· GIRS FOR THE MAN Mulford, Mrs. Donald F. ROU>b noon fronU until 4 al ine llav- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dots.on ~un, ~- 101 8• u r Mfebael 1 and Sheryl. en Theatre. Refreshments were of Lake Park, Florida are an· ~ho ~. ~ Greg ON YOUR LIST··· P.T.A. MEETING lei'Ved to 'aJ!proximately 43 ehlt· nouncing the bir1h of a son, Rou~,;';:m.,yliD~ NanOLD SPICE . The New Haven P.T.A. met dr@ andtl.adults. Games were born on December 1~ at St. ~ h Keith R h David on Thursday evening at the played and Santa arrived with Maey's Hospital, West Palm ~ bus~ d Mrous Will'am • ENGLISH LEATHER from school with the president, Mr. gilts lor each child. Beach, Fla. The baby weigh- R us a~d R ~-ell B~an JADE EAST Earl Leon Knight presiding. BANK 61£TES tJIRECTORS ed 8 IllS. 9 ozs. and has been Russell, ~v~ ~ s 11 ' Mr $1.50andup They opened with the pledge to ANil EMPLOYEES named Richard ScotL The Do~ usse • am se ' · PASSPORT 360 FREE GIFT the fiag, singlna ol "America." The M.;,n County Bank CO· sons have two other children, BARK WOOD Mrs. John Brabham rsad the tertained ,~e Board of Direc- daughters,' Lida Rae and Stacy WAAPPINGI Bong! Bong! scripture t..son froJII tile sec- tors, empToyees, their husbands Lynn. Mrs. Dotson Is the forHearing wedding bells? ond chapter of Luke. or wivea_ with a dinner at mer Donna Bumgarner Materlook under JEWEI.RY During the business meeting Craw's Steak House on Friday nai grandparents are Mr. and in the YELLOW PAGES. U was voted to revise the bud- evening. Tho"" attending were Mrs. Claud Bumgarner of !'lew Where your fingers do get in order to obtain assis~ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Haven and the paternal grand- ~ ance from the N.D.E.A. to se- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogleson~, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Del· the walking. cure training aids for the school. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rair- bert Dotson of Parkersburg, VI. I The following Helllll, $300 for a den, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Va., formerly of Mason. W. Va. : copying macbioe, $100 for a W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie ROTARY CWB e I TUSSY used piano and $100 for an au· C. Roush; Mr. A. K. McClung, Frank Capehart, president, l ARPEGE tomatie timer were deleted Mr. and Mrs. Chareles H. Ord, announced that the Interad • MI-SIN from the 1966-67 budget and the Mr. and Mrs. James H. Layre, Club of Wahama, which is spon· MAX FACTOR amount was earmarked for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bumgar sored by the Rotary Club, bas REVEL ON N.D.E.A. matching, The N.D. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee collected and packaged $400 DESERT FLOWER EA will match $3 to each $1 Zerkle, Mrs. Lillian Fields, Mr. worth of new toys to help put up by the P.T.A. for educa· and Mrs.Jlill J. Howaro, Mr. provide a jolly Christmas for • Midnight Two gifts that arc guaranteed - . tiona! equipment and ~ 8Uplliles and Mil. Eddie K. Bumgar- needy children. wool puff, Dustiog Powder comes with a lor Elementary Schools. A list ner _ Ladies night will be held on t2-SO. $2.00. Or the glamorous Midal&fd: amounting te approximately LIVE WIRES December 29th and the special Enchant ber with Midnight. lz.tMlO was prepared by the The Live Wire Class of the feature will be two exchange li.l,b, Box supervisory stall ollbe New E.U.B. Cburcl! held the 1 r students along w1th a couple of Luden•--Baftn School and applieation Christmas rneeling at the surprises. · MtLK CHOCOLATES Is being made to the N.D.E.A. parsonage. Devotions were teJ 1 Those altending the meeting for lh8 assistance In this mat· by Mro.. Achsah Miller, read- were Donald Foglesong, Her- 1 ter. ing the 7th chapler of Luke, man Layne, Lloyd Roush, Rid> 14rs. B. R. Vance presented a story pertaining to Christ· the program •Christmas Cus- mas and closed with a pray•.r. SCRIPTO toms Around the World.'' Tile Christmas carols were sung room ctUDI was won by Miss by the group. ~~~~ Radcliff's 1'01111 and Mfsll Rad- A short business meeting was 98t cliff's hoiDII'DIIII represeutatives conducled by Mrs. Georgee 1 eerved Nfr""lliJenll to the Jewell. Mrs. Martin Berisford )lll'l!llts and toacbera attending. conducted a Bible quiz. A gift ALL TRANSISTOR 'lbe W.S.W.S, of the Baeht~ exchange was held among the E.U.B. Omrch met for thrnr members. llecember meeiiDg at the 'l'hooe attending were Mrs. clmeh. 'lbe JI'08l'8lll was pre- Clayton Athey, Mrs. Thelma sented by Mary Jewell ''CIIrls· Capehart, Mrs. Otna Lieving, Han's CaJilng into the World." Mrs. ~- H. Reilmi". Mrs. Prayer partners were revealed, Jim King, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, and uew prayer purtnel'll were Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. R1•y Complete with Batteries escl!anged lor nezt year. Offl· Hoffrnait, Mrs. Bernard Lieveers 1cr the mming year were ing, Miss Millie Bumgarner, Nf.Yf elected: President, Opal Mul· Mrs. T, Bert Roush, Mrs. Achlord· Vice Prelldent, Kathero sah 1411ler, Mrs. George Jewine Secretary, VirltO- oU, Mil; Rachel Sayre, Mrs. Ia Hazlett, and treuuerer, F!D Ottle Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mmhall. A new member, Car- Mrs. &lVf RDush, and th• 110st· mm Harper was accepted. ess, Mrs. Marlin Berisford. Agift erdt•nge 1rlli heltl 'lbe '" w.S,W.S. AND lt081esS, Laura Ellfoll, served BJIOTHEBHOUD JIOLD relreshmeoll to ll!eae allend·• MEETING ina: Evelyn Jewell, Mary Jew- Tlle:,Ruth and Dorcas Circ 1es ell, Mildred Jellell, Alma TriP' of the ,W.S.W.S. and the Brothlett Ruth Lauctermlll, Cora erhood"ol the E.U.B. Church F~ Opal Mulford, Bsr- held .s, joint meeting on Moo- DaiJJr· Sentl!!.ei. Pomeroy·Middleport, o.,J>ec. GENnEMEN: I etiCloM $ ..... . for which Hnd . yeart effective lhru Sat., Dec. 24 In Gallipolis, Pomeroy, Middleport ,. oubscrlptlon to The Daily Sonlinel to: Selection Nernt .••••.•.•.••..•....••......•• Address •• , •• , • , •..•..••.••••••••.• Get in on the Fine Cifts! · ••••••••• ' &we~ PLAID STAMPS I ., • \161 ., "" .... ,,.' ."Ly,f!ll, I'll "'>'il-~ .-~~ 1 ~- .. ~ ~t'IW '.~jt..,..oi"'- £fttist""' ;'""': ~ ·. ! r, ...r "t' ' ~ ll ; )_-' r ·.,.;;"- lj:• ""' . 1\ I Of Ladies Lighten Toot ••••••••••••• 0 ••••• 0 ••• 0 • We Will Send AChristmas Card 1 "r' -~: . I, .,.')f ' i " j., ·, 1\ . f. ?:~· ~ l ~ •• l/1 :'I ··; Nice .. j -~ I Zippo Lighters :;~ $2.49 $4.75 $3.49 $5.75 $4.21 $4.35 Shaves 40% Cfos" Free Gilt Wrapping �.... . •• ' ~'~full!, Pi>Dieroy;Klddlepclrt, 0" Dec. 21, 1986 · 1~,.--•-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·~~---------, Warriorstlobber Lakers 1~0..107 ·Without Barry IIJ Vllled l'ftll H 'hal Tilt San li'riJiclfj!O Warriors, 1111 III1IIIIJ naemble a twoaan team Ill Nate Thurmond "Super-Right" Meo tsl A&P's TOP QUALITY ••. FULLY.PitW.D. '. werel streak ancl stretcbed tbelr Western Division lead to 7~ games. 'l'burmond led the Warriors with 23 points ancl S7 rebounds while Jeff Mullins scored 20, Fred Hetzel 17, Clyde Lee 16 and Jim King 15. Elgin Baylor led the losers with 21 points. Boston trailed by slx points entering tbe final period and by a single point, 11111-107, wflb three seconds tell when Larry Siegfried made one of lllree free throws to send the game into overtime. Detroit held a 113-112 edge with 80 seconda left in the overtime whea Sam Jones made a three-point play to put the Celts ahead lor good at 115-113. John Havlicek led Boston with 32 points white Bill Russell had 21. Dave Bing scored 31 points for Detroit and Eddie Miles added 25. 1~10 14'.1J.; . lb. Meredith Recovers, Will Play DALLAS «UP!)- The Dallas Cowboys go back Io work today, and Don Meredith, owner of a stomach ache that rocked the city, says he wtll be there. Meredilil was rushed to a hospital ear!J Tuesday with what was described as a stomach cramp. He said the <~amp bit him "! hard it VIrtually paralyzed him. . But a few hours later, holdmg forth at .1 press conference 10 his bospttal room, he sa1d he : felt so good he was almost : embarrassed. Shortly after: wards he checked out of the : hospital and said be planned to . be In uniform when lhe club began working out today for the NFL champtonshtp battle Jan. I ·against the Green Bay Packers. · M red'tb' ndl" th . e I s co won was e :dloice topic of conversation :around football mad Dallas : 'l'uesday. · Football fever has swept the :town now that the Cowboys have won their first division erown and have a ehance for ; llle NFL IIUe. Tickets go on ; 1ale today and the line began : lormlnR front of ticket · windows near tho Cotton Bowl · 22 boors before the booths were ICheduled to open. in 'f" ' U. S. Govt lnspecilcl Grade A DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I camp -the East at Santa Clara and the West at Stanford. II figures to be the same for the other two aU-star games. Change Timing The heavy scout traffic is due to the fact the NFL a&d AFL for the first time will hold a combined draft of college players next month. That means 25 teams will be splittiug up the players among them. When the two leagues were operating their own drafts, the players had the option of signing with teams from either circuit and most came to the All-Star games already committed. By way of getting ready lor the invasion of the pro scouts, promoters of the East-West game announced Tuesday a number of ground rules, among them off-limits wimings at training camp dining_rooms. the press box at Kezar Stadium, site of the game on Dec. 31, the locker rooms and the playing field. "These places are all off limits to the scouts," said game managing diredor Bert Jacobs, "and we plan to enforce the rules as best we can. The scouts will have ample time to talk to the players during the practice TINDIR-YOUNG 3-tb. an Ill. 79c sz 99 61b. • can ss 99 • ,~, OYSTERS t~ $1.19 Sta~~$f19 Center Slices A&fls CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS Thur. Dec. 22 9 am to 9:00pm Fri. Dec. 23 9 am to 9:00pm OPEN SAT. 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SUNNYBROQK-BitAND FRESH EGGS~~~~~: Tea Mix 3- H-oz. pkgs. 25c _ _ _ 49c doz •. The Whole HOLIDAY FRUIT and VEGETABLES CALIFORNIA- NAVEL Oranges 10 i 69c 72 SIZE SUNKIST - EXTRA LARGE Dehci us Apples 21hs. 39c iBERRfS FLORI Mixed Nuts _ r:Jub. heing more interesting th1s Then, last Sunday in New l lhan :he game." ANN PAGE ANN PAGE Royal Lustar! 20-oz. pkg. 49c Cream Drops 11-oz. pkg. 29c ANN P~GE 100% FLLID Hard Candy lllh-oz. pkg. 35c Ret~ils lb. pkg. 65c English Walnuts 1-lb. pkg. 59c ,. ' Tang •• .... •.. · doz. 39c I FIIIH CALIF INIA Grapes 2 lhs. 39c .I f PLAY tic-tac-toef•At A&P - ,• "MAIL" " Subscription Rates h TIMEX Ladles end Mens 1 YEAR .. ·...... ·.. $10.00 s LADIES' NORELCO end up udi"' Reg. 24.95 6 MONTHS .... ·.. · .. $5.25 IN THISHILL '·lb. pkg. 69c Nuts _ ,.lb. pkg. 49c Almonds _ Brazil £1S s~-.J~ 8\G SE\:SE~~u~lEO • Dl 'o . '' Cran errles .. 1-lb. bag 29c Emp ""*~' Family WASHINGTON RID HOLIDAY CANDY and NUTS Chocolates_ 1-lb, box 75c Will Be A Gift For ANN PAGI!!-GROUND Sweet Potatoes · · 3 cans $1. V-8 Cocktail ........ can 41c G..nnn; Manhmallow Cream 2 for 49c Brown Sugar · · 21b. hag 37c Tablif Salt · .. ·.. 2 pkgs. 2Sc WHITE HOUSE 4.99 THE DAILY SENTINEL MORTON OR STIRLING-26-ol. pkgo. CAMPFIRE ... RADIO For YUKON CLUB Stuffing Mix · · 4-oz. pkg. 29c 67' ----- A Gift Subscription 2.Jb. Roll 75c TURKEY and HAM FIXINS Salacl Dressing · · Qt. Jar 39c StuHing Breacl24-oz.loaf 32c HIPOLtTE--1-oL tan Santa Suggests " --- BALLPOINT PENS • $1.50 s1·09 ". SUPER·RIGHT FRESH JANI PARKER Mandarin Oranges 4 cans 99c lb. BUTT STYLE Enricheel Breacl · · ·· 41vs. 97c SULTANA BRAND sns Pork Steaks ····" · ·· · lb. 69c Peeled Shrimp 10-oz. plcg. 99c MADE WITH IUniRMILK FINE FOR SALAD5-ll•OL coni u.so .. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Pumpkin Pie .. .. .. Each 49c Holiday-Qu ality Groceries! from $1.00 up GIFT SETS BEEP, VIAL AND PORK JANE PARKIR $1.95 49c lb. 99·Whole Ham !4-l.:-..59c FRESK-LEAN JANE PARKER 3-lb. cake lb. B.ONELESS CLOSED SUN. & MON. DEC. 25 & 26 . We Carry The Most For Your Ladies •••Christmas BUTT PORTION, lb. 63c COOKED HAMS !~~~:u_s. ...,. -- sm ii 0 · ... CAP'N JOHN FRESH SUPER·RIGHT SMOKED FRUIT CAKE •th ride the bench because uf a I Ohio College BssketbRit steady headache and because Schedule kv5 . Jhe Cowboys had already i Tonight •rappe<l up the diVISional title Cleveland State -thank~ tu Clevciand's win over i at Indiana State r P;:~ . ) St. Loms the tluy b~fure. Rubber City Tournament Meredith said he, pt:rsonally, Akron vs. Bucknell tboughl the r.ramps came from Wash~n gton ISL Louts) a readion to a pain pill and a vs. Hofstra aleeping pill he look jU>I before Quaker City Tournament fling to sleep Monda¥ night. Defiance vs. Steubenvi!le 4 • ' The do('tor say:s that was a Grove City {Pa.), vs. Bluffton lli!>SSibility or that I might have eaten somelhin~ tho! louched it Transvlvanla (Ky.) vs. California State (Pa.) 1111," Meredith said. FULLY DRESSED CANNED HAMS Daugherty of Michigan State and the East and John Ralston of Stanford and the West, plan to give the scouts as much leeway 39 possible in keeping with their own training sched1 u esDaugberty Cooperates When Francis Powers, EastWest publicity director, and th nd rule8 were nounce e grou . agreed upon alter consultation 'th th NFL d Al'L the WI e . an • . leprechaun -I• ke Daughert) quipped: "Thank you Mr. R II " oze e. . . In 3 mor~ ser•ous ~em : Daugherty sa~d he appreclatea the scouts had a JOb to do and he planned to help th':"'. "I'll cooperate w1Uun reason," said Duffy. "Heck, it was a whole lot worse when the two pro leagues were separate. Then, they bothered us . all the yE'J I c..,.,ns ·.. ··.. ... .. .. BONELESS-COOKED Over 2/3 Fruit & Nuts 1 Roasting Chickens ··· · · lb. SSe ARPEGE Stewing Chickens ".. lh. 49c Wbngs ··.. " ....-... Ill. S9c .. sessioos and at no other time." Both hesd coaches, Duffy "I don't think it will take us as long this year to get the boys ready for the game," explained Ralotnn , who also headed the West team in l!ltio. "Sur•, money Is going to be on thetr minds, and I don't blame them. But they also will be anxious to do a good job since how th<•y play in . this ~articular gam.~ '' YQII.NG-TENDIR PLUMP, MEATY flarter, but Coactll'om Landry ! . As ?ne wag summed up the \It Jerry Rhome and Cra1g 81tuat10n: . . Morton alternate in running t~ t ''Scout watchmg may wmd up I ao':w. . ~, BonelessRoastingTurkey3.29 ~~~jurkeys ..... lh. $1•09 third may dec1de the1r whole future tlork, Landry agam ha<l M!.!re· , u.-. " v ... we're so sure you'll lie piNHCI that we confidently offer you double your monty back if you're not completely ntllflld (Price label or Register tape II ntctlsary of caune). HAIR DRYER ... 49c 50 SURE WE OFFER YOU IN THI SHELL the 5 to 9-lbs. _ HOW SURE ARE WE ABQ.'T OUR TURIDS ANN PAGE ASSORTED in BILLFOLDS l&~lbs. &Up -•· 39c OTHER FINE POULTRY BUYS! . "We've waited seven years t1m~. If .anythmg, 1t .:mght be :lor this," said one of the early : emBer th1s new way. I I Reg•ster • Free. . •W•In Camaro From pomeroy Motor·CO. ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-ll two pro leagues and more keep peu're a pro football fan, have comlng in every day now that lhe time and money and can't the players are in training walt until January to find out wbldl college players the various teams In the National and American leagues are inlereRI!Id In, try the training camps lor the North-South, Blue-Gray and Eas~West classics In the next couple of duys. Jf YOII look close enough and ask enough cf the players working out "who's who" you're bound to disrover there'll be more pro scouts watching the calesthenics than people involved in the various post· reason games. The Shrine Classic, for Instance, already bas inquirie; from 20 different teams in the Decem.\ c '" Football Fans Prepare for Shrine, North-South Tilts midway NE' IIA snapped a two-game lo8ID8 pme, !be Boston Oellics mnafned within shouting distanee ol the Pblladelphla 76ers Ill the Eastern Division by Dipping llle Delroil Pistons 116iu In overtime. San Francisco took a slim 'll• lead at Ute end of the fll'st period but then turned the game IIIIo a rout In lhe secood period Wilen tho Warriors outscored .._ Lakers 37-17. With Barry, ...s taken almost 300 more ·w ts this season than any other J!1fJer In the league, absent, the 111til :::=:::::=::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;: other players toot !heir 111m at the flriDs range as tbe Warriors IDd Rick BarrJ, played without llaiT)' 'l'ueaday night -ancl ooked Uke a real team. With Barr7, the NaUonal Basketball Assodation'a leading !COler out of the lineup with lorn ankle ligaments, the Warriors placed five players in double figures as lbey clobbered tbe Loa Angelee Lakers 130-107. Ill the only other scbeduled arrivals. A few more bours :ean't lr.url." ;- Meredith has not played a lW•" since latt In the !Jrst ho!f :Itt Dallas 34-31 loss LO Washing ' IIJn two Sundays ago. The : Dallas quarterback was knock.ad out by a ruggle li<kle from ledskin Jmebacker Sam Hull. Me.redith did not come around 21, 1966-5 day evening at the church. The ard Ord, Clyde Fot.,-, ~ ·and Mrs. Larry PatM>ns, April Stanford Powell, Mrs. !.eo F. ber 15th In regular sessitn with rided !bat no program was In eharge of Rev. Williamson, Russell capebart, Parsons, Anna PIU'sons, Mrs. Gibbs, Larry Gibbs, Mrs. Rob- Mayor Mark Ward presiding. be pick~ pp .OJI l'il Martin Berlslord. They opened Harry MDfer, I!'Aiwln StetD; · John Ferguson, Mrs. Nell !ley- ert Dale Roush, GNg Rlulb, Others preoent were Hilda cember :16th ·Of lfl..'lll;! with- the singing of "In the Arthur 'lbabet, Ralph Whit- maker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Ernest H. Keefer, Mrt. Ridgway, recorder, Richard uaey 2nd, bui t!l'iW ' l!d1 ' Air," Devotions were ted by more, Frank Capehart, Rev. Tennan~ Mrs. Lallier Smilb, PaJ;] Itousb, Merk Roush, Mrs. Grinstead, Edwin et.rk, LelrJI up en Tuesday (l>lloWln,fl, 11!1 ~. Mrs. Achsah Miller. Mrs. liar- Marcus Trough, Kan WDes, and Lonnie Newell, Mrs. Kenneth Maline Grimm, Mrs. S. H. Relt- Capehart, Donald Roush, llOIIllo- two dales. The Ngular scltediile MRS. ELDON RAY bara Rousb,' limet Needs, Nao- old Bumgarner and Charles Lewis Summers. Thompson, Mark Thompson, mire, ~·- Jolm S. Rellmire, rifmen and Donald Ohlillger po-l would resume on Monday, JIJ> ~ HONORED ml Ohllnger,J'Io Marshall, o\nn Weaver sang a due~ "Star of ALAN HE HOME Mrs. Lesley Roush, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Jr. lire chief. uary 9111. Mrs. Eldoo Ray Roush, the Btrd, Mrs. ~ward Edwards, the East." The chui'ch quartet, AV C Mrs. James Roush, Mr. and TOW!JI COUNCIL 1 Many items of businesB The nest regular meo,~ lormer Alice Stolle, Will honQr· ReV. Mrs. Allah MUJar, gue•ts Otha Lfevinl, Carl Gibbs, Mrs. DEMONSTRATION CLUB .Mrs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Louis The New Haven Town Coon- discussed and the 8J'OUP vo'..ed wt11 be m Wednesday, nec.trl• ed with a bridal shower recent· Judy Neelfs'!Carman Harper, Martin Berisford and Charles 'I'h~ Avalanche Home DemOII- E. Johnson, Lee Hall, Mrs. ctl met on 'Riursday, to pey hUls due. 1bey a1et de- ber 31!1. ·' ly at the home ol Mrs. Glenn llonlta Hm1!f. Weaver, accompanied by Mrs. stration Club met at the f!ome:JiF=:::::i:::==:::::i:::=="""~.ii.i.ii.i~iiiiii...ii;i~~~i:i..i~~....i~~"-~~'"'-'-=-==--:1 Roush, w!tb Mrs. Robert Dale AU!ILIARY Harold Bumgamer sang speectaJ of Mrs. Her~ Sayre for an Emilh as co-hostess. The guest Th& AmerieanLegion Auxile· music. The guest speaker, Mr. ·~)day meettngheld. Atcoveredthe dlllh IJSt Included Mrs. Charles Zer· iMy Post 140 held a C1Jrlatmas James Lewis, Vice Pres1dent of dmner was a llfOil kle, Mrs. Everett Laudermllt, partY on &~Qnday evening at Point Pleasant Citizens Bank, hour. ~Irs. Nelson Rouab, Mrs. Don- the. Legion Iiall. A cevered dish spoke on the topic "What Is The ~P decided to have ROYAL CREST GENERAL ELECTRIC aid 0. Roush, Mrs. Edna Bur- chicken dlnher was served. Hope of the WQrid." Secret Sisters and draw namesi ria, Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs. Games were played and priz. Members of the W.S.W.S. ser- They voted to purchase a bel HANDY HANNAH Dorina Stone, Mrl, Joey Roush, es won by Iva Capehart, Lo!n •ed retreshments to those at- for the sch~ house. Mrs. Gary Roush, Mrs. Otmer Wsaver, Mary Roush, SybR· tending: Mrs. Harold Bumgor· The devoUons . and program Men1 and Ladies Zerkle, Mrs. Grant Roush, Mrs. Smith, and N110cy VanMelr<,. ner, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Mr. was 10 ~arge of Mrs, Donald Leo Litchfield, Mrs. Johnny The woup~ ~elped the Legion and · Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Haynes wtth each member re~Roush,. Mrs. Brenda Clatwor- with a Cbrillmas p!ll'iy for Vet· George Jewell, Miss Millie lng a ChriStmas poemnd. · AI gil thy, MISS Bunnie Rousb, Miss erans children on Sunday af- Bumgarner, Mrs, Achsah Mil· exchange was held a e evea Elizabelil Huduall, Mlsa Kathy ternoon, De£ember 16th. A gift ler, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. members were present. TY. Ann Roush, Miss Elaine Stone, exchange was held. Clayton Athey, Mrs. Howard SCOUTS HOLD PAR held Miss Nancy Socden, Mills Char- Those allelding were EJ... Burris, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Rev. The _Cub Scout Pa~ ~ J Rog. 20.95 lene l{elly, Mtsa Judy Athey, oor Roush,:~ary Roush, The!- and Mrs. Martin Berisford, An· ~ Chnstmas party a e unFrH Delivery Miso r"Inda Call, Mrs. R. Doug- ma Capehari, Thelma Roush, dy and Emily, Mr. and Mers. tor Lodge. Games were play~ Hat Box Style las Roush, Miss Donna Roush, Freda Har~ Helen Knapp, Bernard Lieving, Mrs. Tom refreslunents served and a gl MiRS Kathy Roush Miss Ruth Sadie Warth Charlolie Roush Huffman Mr. and Mrs. at7 exchange was held. Those ·I'' Laudermilt Mrs 'Wilda Cole- Jackie K-y Iva Capehart ' Miller 'Mr and Mrs. '""' Eddie t endi ng were.• Bob""• "' Tennant, ' ' ·•.-.. ' ' ' ' Jeff Roush, Robert Young, Jack· man, Mrs. BID Roush, Mrs. Rob- Lola Weattr, Mary Roush, Bumgsmer, Mrs. Rupert Kent, Ri k Sid J bnert Roush, Mrs. Arnold Roush, Sybll Smilh and Nancy Varr Mr. and Mrs. Otba Lieving, 1e Y;"'g, c ~ ers, Ann Maynard, Mrs. Harold Lee Metre. Carl Gibbs, Charles , Weaver, ny erguson, vey ' Zerkle, Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Mr•. WOODMAN LODGE Harry Pickens, Howard Bum- Joey Parsons, Jon Grimm, Blaine Gilland, Mrs. J ·ames The Woodman Lodge of the garner, Luther Smith and Ed- Sian Rellmire, Charles J~~' Give Her The Best Gress, Miss Angela Goodnite, World No. ol52 held a parety for gar Layne. Larry Keefer, To~ Csl: Miss Kathy Litchfield, Mrs. Ray !he childre~ on Saturday afterANNOUNCE BIRTH ~elth ~ym~ertb ~ .,. New· GIRS FOR THE MAN Mulford, Mrs. Donald F. ROU>b noon fronU until 4 al ine llav- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dots.on ~un, ~- 101 8• u r Mfebael 1 and Sheryl. en Theatre. Refreshments were of Lake Park, Florida are an· ~ho ~. ~ Greg ON YOUR LIST··· P.T.A. MEETING lei'Ved to 'aJ!proximately 43 ehlt· nouncing the bir1h of a son, Rou~,;';:m.,yliD~ NanOLD SPICE . The New Haven P.T.A. met dr@ andtl.adults. Games were born on December 1~ at St. ~ h Keith R h David on Thursday evening at the played and Santa arrived with Maey's Hospital, West Palm ~ bus~ d Mrous Will'am • ENGLISH LEATHER from school with the president, Mr. gilts lor each child. Beach, Fla. The baby weigh- R us a~d R ~-ell B~an JADE EAST Earl Leon Knight presiding. BANK 61£TES tJIRECTORS ed 8 IllS. 9 ozs. and has been Russell, ~v~ ~ s 11 ' Mr $1.50andup They opened with the pledge to ANil EMPLOYEES named Richard ScotL The Do~ usse • am se ' · PASSPORT 360 FREE GIFT the fiag, singlna ol "America." The M.;,n County Bank CO· sons have two other children, BARK WOOD Mrs. John Brabham rsad the tertained ,~e Board of Direc- daughters,' Lida Rae and Stacy WAAPPINGI Bong! Bong! scripture t..son froJII tile sec- tors, empToyees, their husbands Lynn. Mrs. Dotson Is the forHearing wedding bells? ond chapter of Luke. or wivea_ with a dinner at mer Donna Bumgarner Materlook under JEWEI.RY During the business meeting Craw's Steak House on Friday nai grandparents are Mr. and in the YELLOW PAGES. U was voted to revise the bud- evening. Tho"" attending were Mrs. Claud Bumgarner of !'lew Where your fingers do get in order to obtain assis~ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Haven and the paternal grand- ~ ance from the N.D.E.A. to se- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogleson~, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Del· the walking. cure training aids for the school. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rair- bert Dotson of Parkersburg, VI. I The following Helllll, $300 for a den, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Va., formerly of Mason. W. Va. : copying macbioe, $100 for a W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie ROTARY CWB e I TUSSY used piano and $100 for an au· C. Roush; Mr. A. K. McClung, Frank Capehart, president, l ARPEGE tomatie timer were deleted Mr. and Mrs. Chareles H. Ord, announced that the Interad • MI-SIN from the 1966-67 budget and the Mr. and Mrs. James H. Layre, Club of Wahama, which is spon· MAX FACTOR amount was earmarked for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bumgar sored by the Rotary Club, bas REVEL ON N.D.E.A. matching, The N.D. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee collected and packaged $400 DESERT FLOWER EA will match $3 to each $1 Zerkle, Mrs. Lillian Fields, Mr. worth of new toys to help put up by the P.T.A. for educa· and Mrs.Jlill J. Howaro, Mr. provide a jolly Christmas for • Midnight Two gifts that arc guaranteed - . tiona! equipment and ~ 8Uplliles and Mil. Eddie K. Bumgar- needy children. wool puff, Dustiog Powder comes with a lor Elementary Schools. A list ner _ Ladies night will be held on t2-SO. $2.00. Or the glamorous Midal&fd: amounting te approximately LIVE WIRES December 29th and the special Enchant ber with Midnight. lz.tMlO was prepared by the The Live Wire Class of the feature will be two exchange li.l,b, Box supervisory stall ollbe New E.U.B. Cburcl! held the 1 r students along w1th a couple of Luden•--Baftn School and applieation Christmas rneeling at the surprises. · MtLK CHOCOLATES Is being made to the N.D.E.A. parsonage. Devotions were teJ 1 Those altending the meeting for lh8 assistance In this mat· by Mro.. Achsah Miller, read- were Donald Foglesong, Her- 1 ter. ing the 7th chapler of Luke, man Layne, Lloyd Roush, Rid> 14rs. B. R. Vance presented a story pertaining to Christ· the program •Christmas Cus- mas and closed with a pray•.r. SCRIPTO toms Around the World.'' Tile Christmas carols were sung room ctUDI was won by Miss by the group. ~~~~ Radcliff's 1'01111 and Mfsll Rad- A short business meeting was 98t cliff's hoiDII'DIIII represeutatives conducled by Mrs. Georgee 1 eerved Nfr""lliJenll to the Jewell. Mrs. Martin Berisford )lll'l!llts and toacbera attending. conducted a Bible quiz. A gift ALL TRANSISTOR 'lbe W.S.W.S, of the Baeht~ exchange was held among the E.U.B. Omrch met for thrnr members. llecember meeiiDg at the 'l'hooe attending were Mrs. clmeh. 'lbe JI'08l'8lll was pre- Clayton Athey, Mrs. Thelma sented by Mary Jewell ''CIIrls· Capehart, Mrs. Otna Lieving, Han's CaJilng into the World." Mrs. ~- H. Reilmi". Mrs. Prayer partners were revealed, Jim King, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, and uew prayer purtnel'll were Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. R1•y Complete with Batteries escl!anged lor nezt year. Offl· Hoffrnait, Mrs. Bernard Lieveers 1cr the mming year were ing, Miss Millie Bumgarner, Nf.Yf elected: President, Opal Mul· Mrs. T, Bert Roush, Mrs. Achlord· Vice Prelldent, Kathero sah 1411ler, Mrs. George Jewine Secretary, VirltO- oU, Mil; Rachel Sayre, Mrs. Ia Hazlett, and treuuerer, F!D Ottle Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mmhall. A new member, Car- Mrs. &lVf RDush, and th• 110st· mm Harper was accepted. ess, Mrs. Marlin Berisford. Agift erdt•nge 1rlli heltl 'lbe '" w.S,W.S. AND lt081esS, Laura Ellfoll, served BJIOTHEBHOUD JIOLD relreshmeoll to ll!eae allend·• MEETING ina: Evelyn Jewell, Mary Jew- Tlle:,Ruth and Dorcas Circ 1es ell, Mildred Jellell, Alma TriP' of the ,W.S.W.S. and the Brothlett Ruth Lauctermlll, Cora erhood"ol the E.U.B. Church F~ Opal Mulford, Bsr- held .s, joint meeting on Moo- DaiJJr· Sentl!!.ei. Pomeroy·Middleport, o.,J>ec. GENnEMEN: I etiCloM $ ..... . for which Hnd . yeart effective lhru Sat., Dec. 24 In Gallipolis, Pomeroy, Middleport ,. oubscrlptlon to The Daily Sonlinel to: Selection Nernt .••••.•.•.••..•....••......•• Address •• , •• , • , •..•..••.••••••••.• Get in on the Fine Cifts! · ••••••••• ' &we~ PLAID STAMPS I ., • \161 ., "" .... ,,.' ."Ly,f!ll, I'll "'>'il-~ .-~~ 1 ~- .. ~ ~t'IW '.~jt..,..oi"'- £fttist""' ;'""': ~ ·. ! r, ...r "t' ' ~ ll ; )_-' r ·.,.;;"- lj:• ""' . 1\ I Of Ladies Lighten Toot ••••••••••••• 0 ••••• 0 ••• 0 • We Will Send AChristmas Card 1 "r' -~: . I, .,.')f ' i " j., ·, 1\ . f. ?:~· ~ l ~ •• l/1 :'I ··; Nice .. j -~ I Zippo Lighters :;~ $2.49 $4.75 $3.49 $5.75 $4.21 $4.35 Shaves 40% Cfos" Free Gilt Wrapping �' \. .\ .( "LOVE THOSE HOLIDAY SAV·IN.GS AT .·. ... . .•. . .. . "YULE" LOVE THE HOLlOAY SAVINGS ·AT · · TINY'S, TOO! YOU SEE, TINY KNOWS 'TIS BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO.RECEIVE, SO . ALL YEAR LONG HE GIVES HIS CUSTOMERS CASH SAVINGS ON THEIR; FOOD BILLS OF UP TO 20%. DUBUQUE · FRESH FROZEN :r; I. TURKEYS SWIFT PREMIUM We Will Be CLOSED . ' ' WE RESERVE · THE RIGHT TG LIMIT QUANTITY LB. CAN 5· f T EXTRA LOW PRICES FROM EDDIE LEWIS TURKEY FARM THEY ARE DELICIOUS - FAMILY SIZE LISTERINE , c Reg, $1.10 SLICED Sunday, Monday . BONUS BUY . STOKLEY'S ALCOA ALUMINUM GREEN BEANS c c 2!12 SETS 1.88 $ 5 ONLY . ' ' 2.88 $ _SETS c BONUS BUY 5 ..• REG $19.95 ' SAVINGS GALORE '""' AT fHOSf.> ..; ·,.. .. ... ... CAN .,._ FOIL 18" wide ' ' BABY MAGIC FOODLAN1> STOR.ESI DOLLS '· \ ~· ' ~· LBS. FRUIT BASKET FLORIDA ' 1 • MADE FRESH DAILY. ORDER YOURS NOW c ~ · ;.;:~~~~-;;-w.~ . ~-------- ·~·:·n··~ · · · .·..-.····~ ·· : - - . - - - - - ~ r' >~~:--n i, ' . t i~:-·· CLOSE out ', i Bonus Buy l $1.95 . .•·· Doz. 11 Qt. MAXWELL I .,.. HOUSE Jumbo Stalks BROWN AND California SERVE ROLLS c 1! LB. ' COFFEE 3lb. $ can .79 C s• r_ • $7.95 . $9.95 ...•. '· · PKG. ·· ~ . .. . 6 Pack Sweet & Juicy ' JIFFY or PYr""'O·MY CAKE ' !; ..00 For ·GENE Bonus Buy BARS 210 c ELECTRIC ~ ONLY ~A,J · ., 88 · c REG. $44.95 IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT FOODLAND YOU ALWAYS GET l I ' ' ' I . .... . . ···-~~~--- .............. _, . , _ .. ~ .. . . ,; •• ' .. . . . .. . . .... ~ ~ . . . . ..,.. "'t ..... ... . .. "'",.,"' . - .. .. .... ... .... .. '" .... .. ........ . .,.. ••- . . ,.- ~ • • • • ~ ~ .• ~ • _, ,,.. , r • _.,, .. . ., ·- . . . .. ~- ...... ...... . ~ -....-- --- '' -"-- - ~- ·-~ ........... ' ~.,,... .. CLOS~D ' ' ' SUNDAYr MON.DAY -, - ' f I:' ·:':~.=.~~j!. I . .· . I BARS . sox Dozen SIZE . ;' ~ . '' Giant Car.c!y $ 66; J ONlY CAN NESTLES ~- ·• ON SLEDS I : ONLY : '' :• I' : I: . '. :! . II ; ..4 :: ~ ~ '· ' ~ '' '.. '' ~ . �' \. .\ .( "LOVE THOSE HOLIDAY SAV·IN.GS AT .·. ... . .•. . .. . "YULE" LOVE THE HOLlOAY SAVINGS ·AT · · TINY'S, TOO! YOU SEE, TINY KNOWS 'TIS BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO.RECEIVE, SO . ALL YEAR LONG HE GIVES HIS CUSTOMERS CASH SAVINGS ON THEIR; FOOD BILLS OF UP TO 20%. DUBUQUE · FRESH FROZEN :r; I. TURKEYS SWIFT PREMIUM We Will Be CLOSED . ' ' WE RESERVE · THE RIGHT TG LIMIT QUANTITY LB. CAN 5· f T EXTRA LOW PRICES FROM EDDIE LEWIS TURKEY FARM THEY ARE DELICIOUS - FAMILY SIZE LISTERINE , c Reg, $1.10 SLICED Sunday, Monday . BONUS BUY . STOKLEY'S ALCOA ALUMINUM GREEN BEANS c c 2!12 SETS 1.88 $ 5 ONLY . ' ' 2.88 $ _SETS c BONUS BUY 5 ..• REG $19.95 ' SAVINGS GALORE '""' AT fHOSf.> ..; ·,.. .. ... ... CAN .,._ FOIL 18" wide ' ' BABY MAGIC FOODLAN1> STOR.ESI DOLLS '· \ ~· ' ~· LBS. FRUIT BASKET FLORIDA ' 1 • MADE FRESH DAILY. ORDER YOURS NOW c ~ · ;.;:~~~~-;;-w.~ . ~-------- ·~·:·n··~ · · · .·..-.····~ ·· : - - . - - - - - ~ r' >~~:--n i, ' . t i~:-·· CLOSE out ', i Bonus Buy l $1.95 . .•·· Doz. 11 Qt. MAXWELL I .,.. HOUSE Jumbo Stalks BROWN AND California SERVE ROLLS c 1! LB. ' COFFEE 3lb. $ can .79 C s• r_ • $7.95 . $9.95 ...•. '· · PKG. ·· ~ . .. . 6 Pack Sweet & Juicy ' JIFFY or PYr""'O·MY CAKE ' !; ..00 For ·GENE Bonus Buy BARS 210 c ELECTRIC ~ ONLY ~A,J · ., 88 · c REG. $44.95 IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT FOODLAND YOU ALWAYS GET l I ' ' ' I . .... . . ···-~~~--- .............. _, . , _ .. ~ .. . . ,; •• ' .. . . . .. . . .... ~ ~ . . . . ..,.. "'t ..... ... . .. "'",.,"' . - .. .. .... ... .... .. '" .... .. ........ . .,.. ••- . . ,.- ~ • • • • ~ ~ .• ~ • _, ,,.. , r • _.,, .. . ., ·- . . . .. ~- ...... ...... . ~ -....-- --- '' -"-- - ~- ·-~ ........... ' ~.,,... .. CLOS~D ' ' ' SUNDAYr MON.DAY -, - ' f I:' ·:':~.=.~~j!. I . .· . I BARS . sox Dozen SIZE . ;' ~ . '' Giant Car.c!y $ 66; J ONlY CAN NESTLES ~- ·• ON SLEDS I : ONLY : '' :• I' : I: . '. :! . II ; ..4 :: ~ ~ '· ' ~ '' '.. '' ~ . �I :J,'•, c.rr ·:M · .Hoopital ' _j , t--11111)', SeJitlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 21, 19M Chi IIOCialaororlty held Its see- ' Unttramhle theoe rc!Ui- ~mbl~ .,,. letter to each .1141181'0, to foim. four ordinfary worda. TEELI ....."''"'"._.... y ...... ,..~ ... - ()I -I I IKKAH J - I II -- ~ -- I e r~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~5~~~~:l~~~~l alMr. and r i I 1J11mhlu: lru~<-r~1a:. '• 1~ Al1twer1 Whf'll dW mtln loolr• you in th .. f']f!, if• I Atlanta, Ga., Saturday, Dec. 17 and at Troy State Colle.ge, Troy, Ala. Monday, Dec. 19. The college cheerleaders a c. Joppa pins 16 ('()Jt you monl'y-AN OCULIST - - - - - - -~- _ ...~--- - --~--='-- companied the Redmen on their t ria, Mi3S Lillie Baker, Columbus and Mrs. Betty Wayne of DTID • I{ or N0l T0 Dfill • k• • ?• I 0 .-- · HELEN HELP US! sOCie. ty N0tes Alfred SOCJety • Notes Akron. AWS, or Association oil Recent ;i~tor~ of :~ f:~ Women Students, distributed the Mrs Floy arrmger .'11 Christmas tags they bad made ily were Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Sunday School attendance on A B~UTIFUL GIFT IDEA !J to GSI patients this past week Barringer and childr''"· . Mr. Dec. 18, was 60, the o!!ering FOR itANYONE ON YOUR • \ The tenth issue of Smoke VISitmg Wednesday evenmg and Mrs. Gerald Barrmger $13.00. Worship services were Stgnals," RIO's newspaper, went '":th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and children and Mr .. and Mrs. held at 10:45 with the Rev. CosCHRISTMAS SHOPPING LIST. on sale in Gallipolis on Friday, Baker and family were Mr. Jack Gtbbs and !amtly, Hart- to. son, ford . . Gau1 1s a Pallen! In CHRISTMAS GREENERY So ·u holic beverages cannot be en- Dec I. Th IS .IS I he b1g, SI x • and Mrs Carl Baker CJ ttand EJ Lmme ' ,b• ·~o ~~;:•or :;'~~ 'drmk'"'forced and will not work. page Chmtmas issue that is Belpre, Mrs. Fred u er, y- 1 Vrsitmg wtth Mr. and Mrs. Ute Holzer Hospital at GallipoWREA!J'HS, PINE ROPING ls thiS the questum? It is also very evident that now on sale. Hlghhghts mclud~ 28 and Thursday, Dec.·29. \ Winn Bailey were Mr. andll,~is;.. >1)1 . . If it " decided that a bar is stories on the Archon Pledges Rio's Junior Varsity will also Mrs. Floyd Barnhouse and 10 No, the quest ton S! not wheth· [ needed near the college campus, donab~n to the DaviS h_brary' compete in a Christmas Tourna- I son, Spnngheld er dnnkrng IS rJghL or wrong, it IS also evident that it would a Christmas Story told _m ple- 1menton Dec. 28. The J.V.'s go I Mr:: Delcla Reed has rebecouse th ts " a quest JOn that ' have to be large enough to hold tures and !eatur_e stones, com- to Bliss College in Columbus \ turned home after being a med.I each college student must an· ' a large proportion of the stu· , ments_ on the drmkmg problem, to play the opener agamst Rae-' ical patient in Camden c'lark ""' for himself The queslton Ident body. It would have to a pohttcal column on the pre- d I Coli g Ft Wayne Ind HospitaL Those visiting Mrs. Your Dependable more appropnately IS, "Should ihave a large area for dancing. I ~Jcted role of Robert Kennedy eClasse: e~ill .resume' at Rio Reed while she was a patient Dealer For Rw Gronde College. studen ts ' It would have to serve good m the 111611 PreSidential electiOn, on Tuesday, Dec. 3. Final ex- were Mrs. Rita Baker, . Opal fi()P have a bar ml m "'ltlun walk- j food - not only light snacks, and sports haghhghts of recent . 'II be gaven during Harris Margaret Grossmck1e, Middleport 59 N. 2nd Ave • . ,,,., ?'' I Red d J Varsity ammatJOns wt , I 'nmpus I but also hot meals. And 1t would ing d1stanee ot tle men an umor . . the week of Jalt. 16-20. smd Mr George Reed. AND ,.,. 992-5560 This qu r stl On'l h<~s been m also have to have an atmosphere games. Tlus will be the 1~:~st ~~- 0 F Jd Jan 6 the RFC [ "\1'rs Glenda Benedum returnlhe bark <Jf the mtnds of col- Ithat would attract and keep sue ol "Smoke Signals" . until IFil; s:;,:~· will. present ..; to. her hom• Friday after Sqrvl~g Entl,.. Big Bend ArH lege student s. farult~ members, the students inside. arter the Chrt~Lmas vacalJOn. I On the Waterfront." The fot- [being a patient in Veterans J__.,:P:ho:n:e~W~Y~2:-25:.:50~=Jl==,...~..,=,..,;~===~=======• and collf'ge admm1strators at . , The Couples Class of th~ i • No Exit" Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. Rto fur the past lew yeatS as Maybe Dr Alphus R. Chmt- ~ First Baptist Church of Galh· lowmg Fnday, 1--~~-'-~-~lhc colle ge- t:rlrol lment has ensen was r1ght when he said polis held 1ts Christmas Dmner will be shown h . do11blrd. rt would be better to have !'one 1 on Friday, Dec. 16 in the RIO The next and ele~ents· 158 ~e.~ _.,. 7 Th1s snme quec;tiM cam~ to for the dorm instead of one Grande College Dimng Hall. of the 1966-6 SmoF' e_d lgn~ s tlw surface a fpw weeh's ago 1for the road." iThe new dining hall is often will. go.on.sal~ on rl ~· an. 1 with the death of a Rio sopho- i The Rio Grande College De- available for local organiza- 13 m_ (Jalhpoils. ~I art e ye~r more ThomJs Michael SwPrn , :bate Team fi ni shed with a two- tions and church groups. off nght by keepmg up_ on co; ot C;mbndge. At a spwally - ~ four record at the Annual Uni· COMING AT RIO: lege events for your ~;Joym~; ca ll ed convocation that same versity of Richmond Debate The Wagon" hits the road! On Mo.nday, Ja~ f' an r 79 wt•ek, !he acc ident in which ;Tournament held Dec. 9 and Rio's first musical, Paint Show Will be Hh~: !tro~l ~ swern was killed, its causes, 10 in Richmond, Va. Your Wagon," was so 9uccess- p.m. m Allen a At ~ and posSi ble prevention or re- I Circle K inducted 10 new lui U)at it may begin a road sponsored by the. r 2 -~ - --., 1 1 nccurrence!i, were discussed by 1 members into the organization tour 'the Becond semester. under ~he dtrec~IO~ to p f rs. the student body and by the ' on Monday, Dec. 12. Circle K The Rio Grande Redmen Ruth George, "'~ · ro ~ur administrauon. it was finally is a Kiwanis-a!riliated college will compete In the Pt. Pleas- Art. To be leatu~el aret tu · dE>Cided to elect a committee serv ice organization. ant, W. Va. Rotary Christmas als;, dJaramas, mo 1~s, 5 a es, Discover Rio Grande College I Splitting of Atom, Space Flight, Give Man First Chance tO',"..·See World as Whole . Sentlne~ POIN.SE,.TI..\5 KXX IIXJ(IIIJ ANNUl FLOUt CLIINT BOYISH Dally h' Sh St Rous s oe ore ~~-~~ (A01w~n aomorrow) .... 1114 WELLINGTON BOOTS ~)~[]~. ,JJ Ll 0 :~ s .,! . and Wednesday, Deo. 14 was WHAT THE "Hell Night" for the seven tRYNFEZ ESKIMO 5CULP101':: pledges of Alpha Tau Delta 51"ECIALiZEC' IN. social fraternity and the five , pledges of Archon social IraAll 12 pledges completwnlm --r:::-: ~ So'" arran1e the circled letter~ edternity. all pledging requirements. l_ ~ )I to form the surprise answer, as Tbe Rio Grande Redmen left ,. . ·~ surl'e&ttd by the above cartoon. on Thursday, Dec. 15 for two big games in the South. They t ~ 1M iUIPRJ5£ AIIS1El Mn I will play at Oglethorpe College, t==0 !lent In spendllll their vacation their home and vlsilln8 d Mrs Ernest Taylor ~ d rtz Nelsonville, reiauves. Mrs.Ohio.ral · wa Mr and Mrs Phllllp Boylea and lamlly of Marietta were aDll ·famlly of ·TIIppers PlaiDs, Sunday guests oJ. Mn. Nina and Mrs SlarllDg Maasar and Roblllson Cle~.~rod. family oi Eastern, visited lhelr · Play pracUce w~0~eld at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dintthe 'church Sun4By ,1!1ftemoon. ,m~or~e.;B~o;_yl~es~,,.Sunda~..;Y,.·;;;;;;;;;;;;, for lbe program IIH!ft ilven this 1li W-day everJng, If!- 7:45 . Thls community WI!! saddened by the mlsfortll¥ of the Charles Sargent fariJI.fq losing their home by fire,rJ~he past week. Groups and oi!ldivlduals SilO have rallied af(JUnd 11'\Ut assist· 10 1o 3 ance for the famll)'-;-" Wilma Jean Athe""!f of Ohio University is home lor Ute boll• day vacation. . Middleport Mr. and Mrs. ChaPJI!i Taylor and daughter _Jan of Ihdlana_~e clal College Ughllng Christmas the Treeofflat ond 7:30 annual p.m. in front ofof Davis brary. This was followed by a Christmas Concert in Community Hall. Later an Open House was held for all residence balls. Winners of the campus residence ball Christmas Decor alion Contest were: (1) tie Davis llall, third floor, both wings: 12) lie - Holzer Hall, al! !our floors, and Moulton Hall, third floor; and 13) Han- : ing Hall. 1 -~lDn~®~ l ·· . 11 1 .Jewell 'the Mound St. r~e I I . . Issue Comes T0 LI'ght at Rio i ======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ANTHONY Plumbing-Healing CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS anl CENTERPIECES PLUMBING DUDLEY'S I HEAliNG I 1 I 1 r~O~n_;,Tu~e~sd~a~y;.,~D~ec~-~1~3,_;;Z~et~a~T;,;o:;;urne;;;:;y;_;o;;n~W;,;e~dn;;e;;sd;;a;:;y.;.,,.o;;"'~-;;;;·..aniiidiiiiiispe~cl..aliiiiiice;;;n;;;teiOriiiP,.'.."c,.es........ of nve faculty members and 1 fin' students the following . \l'('<:'k to ron.-.idrr all aspects of lh"' protJirm. membE>rs body un Wednesday, Dec. 14 are: Thomas Beers. Co-ordinator of Institutional Aid, Instructor of Social Science~; Ronald Burgh. er, Instructor of Speech and Drama: John Graham, Chair I man •Jf the Di vision of Humar.l ties, and Assoc. Prof. of Higher Education ; Marjorie Harri•on. Asst. Prof. of English: and Sam Smith, Asst. Prof. of Poi i tu:~al Sciences. The five siudents el•cted to the committee are: William Eastwood, Columbus: J. Robert Hughes, Newark: Douglas Roberts, Columbus: .Jo~Poh Ullery. Bexley: and Lance Wilson, Columbus. There are many questions that this committee will have to answer in the nf'xt several weeks. Some of the questions are: Is l.here a need for a bar on or near the campus~ Would a bar near the campus alleviate the problem to a degree that I such action could he justified? Would it prevent future acci- I dents or would It cause more future accidents? Also : Ts there n license available for the sale of alcoholic beverages? Where are possible ln~~tion~~; fnr thP bar? Should It be privately or college-owned and operated1 How can it be made attractive enough to I keep RGC students there instead of on the road? Would it cause an increase in the number of students who drink? Otber questions are: What are the feelings of the village residents? Will the village or township vote Itself dry1 U so, ean the ' bar become a private club1 Should the bar, In any event, be open only to Rio students and their guests? What rules or conduct should be established? I What are the answers? I don 't know, but I will abide by the ' decisions of the newly formed committee. One thing Is evident. Most Rio students, like students at other colleges, do drink. college, like this great nation of ours, ha• tried prohibition. ADd the college, llke the nation, hal found !bat forbidding ThP five faC11Ity rlrrtrd b~· the student WERE 7.95, NOW RACINE MERCHANTS . .. :. Now Giving Free Tickets FOR LAST MINUTE SANTAS ..• Russell Stover & Whitman Candy I 1 ) ! I COSTUME JEWELRY $r.oo ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1 lb. $1.70 2 lbs. $3.35 3 lbs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8.00 I t tile sale or CQil8Ulllpthln of aleo- POLAROID CAMERAS FINAL DRAWING Place Your Order Now Ladl11' and Men's Justin Genuine Leather Billfolds .. · .. ·.. -- -- $3.95 up Ladl11' Justin Genuine Leather Clutch Purses & H11ndbags · · · · · · $4.49 Jewellte Brush & Comb Sets -- .... -- .... $1.00 up Dresser Sets ••••••••• $6.95 up Alwoya The Perfect Gift! Bibles ........ · ............ · $2.25 up Gih Wrapping, Tree Trim, Tree Lights and Bulbs. 4 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Friendly Clerks To Servo You Promptly TOTAL s460 ._ FI'OII Ask For Your FrH ncket- No Purch1" Neceuiry Chapman-e.day You VIsit Any or TiwtC'l !font '' ' Winning Numbers P01led V(uldy At Portlclpatlng Mer!-nta Eirowlng At Holl!l Bank Perking Lot At 8:00P.M.;'; SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANi'l Johnson's Redlo l T.V. Anne'• Buuty l Dr111 Shop lbor'o Gulf hnlco W11n1r Hordware ~~ Eynon's Sohlo Sorvice Wald Cr011 Sons U Flnt Natlonol Bank Vlllaa• Cut IIlli• Racine Ful-Velu Mkl. ., Raclno Strvlce SIIIIV' Racine Gor11e The Club R•tourant"" Racine Home Bonk lbclnt Gas & Service '"" FREE . .t CLOSIST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOMI '1.1! I OPIN DAILY 1:00 A.M. TO 10;00 P.M, lUNDAY 10:30 A.M.to12:30 P.M. on<l 5:00PM to 9:00PM 11..--------------------------•" Court$1, I All Tlcktll Good lor ALL Drawings Including the Fl!iAL DRAWING ! - ~ - ..,, ,..... ·pomeroy •" .. -- OPEN EVENINGS ~ON'S . · I --· ... , .. ,, ..- OfliN MNINGS nL 9 Ill L MAIN BLUE 4·'' ....."' Friendly Service ~-992·2955 POMEROY, OHIO PINK '' ..,. . . . . lvor-11 lht followtne town11 e.Chtttor eMtMII eMiclifl.,.... elrrteu• oCMohll\1 •Rutland eHoboon Reclnt -n...t .. , Store ·""' Ster Supply Co. PRESCRIPTIONS 112 E. MAIN ST. Pots•oy, 0. 115 E. Second St. PRIZES Rtyh.h,l· lecl~ Timet GROVER 1 S STUDIO 2- $100 1 - $75 1 -$50 4 • $25 1 - $15 2 - $10 Jewell!• •••••• Most Models AYilleble DECEMBER 28 i I I DEC. 24 3(S10) Prizes tn-1'!1! . IICNlM9Y CHAPMAN-CANADY S - ,.. In Tht Middle Block Next To lhfflil• ON MAIN nREET �I :J,'•, c.rr ·:M · .Hoopital ' _j , t--11111)', SeJitlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 21, 19M Chi IIOCialaororlty held Its see- ' Unttramhle theoe rc!Ui- ~mbl~ .,,. letter to each .1141181'0, to foim. four ordinfary worda. TEELI ....."''"'"._.... y ...... ,..~ ... - ()I -I I IKKAH J - I II -- ~ -- I e r~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~5~~~~:l~~~~l alMr. and r i I 1J11mhlu: lru~<-r~1a:. '• 1~ Al1twer1 Whf'll dW mtln loolr• you in th .. f']f!, if• I Atlanta, Ga., Saturday, Dec. 17 and at Troy State Colle.ge, Troy, Ala. Monday, Dec. 19. The college cheerleaders a c. Joppa pins 16 ('()Jt you monl'y-AN OCULIST - - - - - - -~- _ ...~--- - --~--='-- companied the Redmen on their t ria, Mi3S Lillie Baker, Columbus and Mrs. Betty Wayne of DTID • I{ or N0l T0 Dfill • k• • ?• I 0 .-- · HELEN HELP US! sOCie. ty N0tes Alfred SOCJety • Notes Akron. AWS, or Association oil Recent ;i~tor~ of :~ f:~ Women Students, distributed the Mrs Floy arrmger .'11 Christmas tags they bad made ily were Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Sunday School attendance on A B~UTIFUL GIFT IDEA !J to GSI patients this past week Barringer and childr''"· . Mr. Dec. 18, was 60, the o!!ering FOR itANYONE ON YOUR • \ The tenth issue of Smoke VISitmg Wednesday evenmg and Mrs. Gerald Barrmger $13.00. Worship services were Stgnals," RIO's newspaper, went '":th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and children and Mr .. and Mrs. held at 10:45 with the Rev. CosCHRISTMAS SHOPPING LIST. on sale in Gallipolis on Friday, Baker and family were Mr. Jack Gtbbs and !amtly, Hart- to. son, ford . . Gau1 1s a Pallen! In CHRISTMAS GREENERY So ·u holic beverages cannot be en- Dec I. Th IS .IS I he b1g, SI x • and Mrs Carl Baker CJ ttand EJ Lmme ' ,b• ·~o ~~;:•or :;'~~ 'drmk'"'forced and will not work. page Chmtmas issue that is Belpre, Mrs. Fred u er, y- 1 Vrsitmg wtth Mr. and Mrs. Ute Holzer Hospital at GallipoWREA!J'HS, PINE ROPING ls thiS the questum? It is also very evident that now on sale. Hlghhghts mclud~ 28 and Thursday, Dec.·29. \ Winn Bailey were Mr. andll,~is;.. >1)1 . . If it " decided that a bar is stories on the Archon Pledges Rio's Junior Varsity will also Mrs. Floyd Barnhouse and 10 No, the quest ton S! not wheth· [ needed near the college campus, donab~n to the DaviS h_brary' compete in a Christmas Tourna- I son, Spnngheld er dnnkrng IS rJghL or wrong, it IS also evident that it would a Christmas Story told _m ple- 1menton Dec. 28. The J.V.'s go I Mr:: Delcla Reed has rebecouse th ts " a quest JOn that ' have to be large enough to hold tures and !eatur_e stones, com- to Bliss College in Columbus \ turned home after being a med.I each college student must an· ' a large proportion of the stu· , ments_ on the drmkmg problem, to play the opener agamst Rae-' ical patient in Camden c'lark ""' for himself The queslton Ident body. It would have to a pohttcal column on the pre- d I Coli g Ft Wayne Ind HospitaL Those visiting Mrs. Your Dependable more appropnately IS, "Should ihave a large area for dancing. I ~Jcted role of Robert Kennedy eClasse: e~ill .resume' at Rio Reed while she was a patient Dealer For Rw Gronde College. studen ts ' It would have to serve good m the 111611 PreSidential electiOn, on Tuesday, Dec. 3. Final ex- were Mrs. Rita Baker, . Opal fi()P have a bar ml m "'ltlun walk- j food - not only light snacks, and sports haghhghts of recent . 'II be gaven during Harris Margaret Grossmck1e, Middleport 59 N. 2nd Ave • . ,,,., ?'' I Red d J Varsity ammatJOns wt , I 'nmpus I but also hot meals. And 1t would ing d1stanee ot tle men an umor . . the week of Jalt. 16-20. smd Mr George Reed. AND ,.,. 992-5560 This qu r stl On'l h<~s been m also have to have an atmosphere games. Tlus will be the 1~:~st ~~- 0 F Jd Jan 6 the RFC [ "\1'rs Glenda Benedum returnlhe bark <Jf the mtnds of col- Ithat would attract and keep sue ol "Smoke Signals" . until IFil; s:;,:~· will. present ..; to. her hom• Friday after Sqrvl~g Entl,.. Big Bend ArH lege student s. farult~ members, the students inside. arter the Chrt~Lmas vacalJOn. I On the Waterfront." The fot- [being a patient in Veterans J__.,:P:ho:n:e~W~Y~2:-25:.:50~=Jl==,...~..,=,..,;~===~=======• and collf'ge admm1strators at . , The Couples Class of th~ i • No Exit" Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. Rto fur the past lew yeatS as Maybe Dr Alphus R. Chmt- ~ First Baptist Church of Galh· lowmg Fnday, 1--~~-'-~-~lhc colle ge- t:rlrol lment has ensen was r1ght when he said polis held 1ts Christmas Dmner will be shown h . do11blrd. rt would be better to have !'one 1 on Friday, Dec. 16 in the RIO The next and ele~ents· 158 ~e.~ _.,. 7 Th1s snme quec;tiM cam~ to for the dorm instead of one Grande College Dimng Hall. of the 1966-6 SmoF' e_d lgn~ s tlw surface a fpw weeh's ago 1for the road." iThe new dining hall is often will. go.on.sal~ on rl ~· an. 1 with the death of a Rio sopho- i The Rio Grande College De- available for local organiza- 13 m_ (Jalhpoils. ~I art e ye~r more ThomJs Michael SwPrn , :bate Team fi ni shed with a two- tions and church groups. off nght by keepmg up_ on co; ot C;mbndge. At a spwally - ~ four record at the Annual Uni· COMING AT RIO: lege events for your ~;Joym~; ca ll ed convocation that same versity of Richmond Debate The Wagon" hits the road! On Mo.nday, Ja~ f' an r 79 wt•ek, !he acc ident in which ;Tournament held Dec. 9 and Rio's first musical, Paint Show Will be Hh~: !tro~l ~ swern was killed, its causes, 10 in Richmond, Va. Your Wagon," was so 9uccess- p.m. m Allen a At ~ and posSi ble prevention or re- I Circle K inducted 10 new lui U)at it may begin a road sponsored by the. r 2 -~ - --., 1 1 nccurrence!i, were discussed by 1 members into the organization tour 'the Becond semester. under ~he dtrec~IO~ to p f rs. the student body and by the ' on Monday, Dec. 12. Circle K The Rio Grande Redmen Ruth George, "'~ · ro ~ur administrauon. it was finally is a Kiwanis-a!riliated college will compete In the Pt. Pleas- Art. To be leatu~el aret tu · dE>Cided to elect a committee serv ice organization. ant, W. Va. Rotary Christmas als;, dJaramas, mo 1~s, 5 a es, Discover Rio Grande College I Splitting of Atom, Space Flight, Give Man First Chance tO',"..·See World as Whole . Sentlne~ POIN.SE,.TI..\5 KXX IIXJ(IIIJ ANNUl FLOUt CLIINT BOYISH Dally h' Sh St Rous s oe ore ~~-~~ (A01w~n aomorrow) .... 1114 WELLINGTON BOOTS ~)~[]~. ,JJ Ll 0 :~ s .,! . and Wednesday, Deo. 14 was WHAT THE "Hell Night" for the seven tRYNFEZ ESKIMO 5CULP101':: pledges of Alpha Tau Delta 51"ECIALiZEC' IN. social fraternity and the five , pledges of Archon social IraAll 12 pledges completwnlm --r:::-: ~ So'" arran1e the circled letter~ edternity. all pledging requirements. l_ ~ )I to form the surprise answer, as Tbe Rio Grande Redmen left ,. . ·~ surl'e&ttd by the above cartoon. on Thursday, Dec. 15 for two big games in the South. They t ~ 1M iUIPRJ5£ AIIS1El Mn I will play at Oglethorpe College, t==0 !lent In spendllll their vacation their home and vlsilln8 d Mrs Ernest Taylor ~ d rtz Nelsonville, reiauves. Mrs.Ohio.ral · wa Mr and Mrs Phllllp Boylea and lamlly of Marietta were aDll ·famlly of ·TIIppers PlaiDs, Sunday guests oJ. Mn. Nina and Mrs SlarllDg Maasar and Roblllson Cle~.~rod. family oi Eastern, visited lhelr · Play pracUce w~0~eld at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dintthe 'church Sun4By ,1!1ftemoon. ,m~or~e.;B~o;_yl~es~,,.Sunda~..;Y,.·;;;;;;;;;;;;, for lbe program IIH!ft ilven this 1li W-day everJng, If!- 7:45 . Thls community WI!! saddened by the mlsfortll¥ of the Charles Sargent fariJI.fq losing their home by fire,rJ~he past week. Groups and oi!ldivlduals SilO have rallied af(JUnd 11'\Ut assist· 10 1o 3 ance for the famll)'-;-" Wilma Jean Athe""!f of Ohio University is home lor Ute boll• day vacation. . Middleport Mr. and Mrs. ChaPJI!i Taylor and daughter _Jan of Ihdlana_~e clal College Ughllng Christmas the Treeofflat ond 7:30 annual p.m. in front ofof Davis brary. This was followed by a Christmas Concert in Community Hall. Later an Open House was held for all residence balls. Winners of the campus residence ball Christmas Decor alion Contest were: (1) tie Davis llall, third floor, both wings: 12) lie - Holzer Hall, al! !our floors, and Moulton Hall, third floor; and 13) Han- : ing Hall. 1 -~lDn~®~ l ·· . 11 1 .Jewell 'the Mound St. r~e I I . . Issue Comes T0 LI'ght at Rio i ======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ANTHONY Plumbing-Healing CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS anl CENTERPIECES PLUMBING DUDLEY'S I HEAliNG I 1 I 1 r~O~n_;,Tu~e~sd~a~y;.,~D~ec~-~1~3,_;;Z~et~a~T;,;o:;;urne;;;:;y;_;o;;n~W;,;e~dn;;e;;sd;;a;:;y.;.,,.o;;"'~-;;;;·..aniiidiiiiiispe~cl..aliiiiiice;;;n;;;teiOriiiP,.'.."c,.es........ of nve faculty members and 1 fin' students the following . \l'('<:'k to ron.-.idrr all aspects of lh"' protJirm. membE>rs body un Wednesday, Dec. 14 are: Thomas Beers. Co-ordinator of Institutional Aid, Instructor of Social Science~; Ronald Burgh. er, Instructor of Speech and Drama: John Graham, Chair I man •Jf the Di vision of Humar.l ties, and Assoc. Prof. of Higher Education ; Marjorie Harri•on. Asst. Prof. of English: and Sam Smith, Asst. Prof. of Poi i tu:~al Sciences. The five siudents el•cted to the committee are: William Eastwood, Columbus: J. Robert Hughes, Newark: Douglas Roberts, Columbus: .Jo~Poh Ullery. Bexley: and Lance Wilson, Columbus. There are many questions that this committee will have to answer in the nf'xt several weeks. Some of the questions are: Is l.here a need for a bar on or near the campus~ Would a bar near the campus alleviate the problem to a degree that I such action could he justified? Would it prevent future acci- I dents or would It cause more future accidents? Also : Ts there n license available for the sale of alcoholic beverages? Where are possible ln~~tion~~; fnr thP bar? Should It be privately or college-owned and operated1 How can it be made attractive enough to I keep RGC students there instead of on the road? Would it cause an increase in the number of students who drink? Otber questions are: What are the feelings of the village residents? Will the village or township vote Itself dry1 U so, ean the ' bar become a private club1 Should the bar, In any event, be open only to Rio students and their guests? What rules or conduct should be established? I What are the answers? I don 't know, but I will abide by the ' decisions of the newly formed committee. One thing Is evident. Most Rio students, like students at other colleges, do drink. college, like this great nation of ours, ha• tried prohibition. ADd the college, llke the nation, hal found !bat forbidding ThP five faC11Ity rlrrtrd b~· the student WERE 7.95, NOW RACINE MERCHANTS . .. :. Now Giving Free Tickets FOR LAST MINUTE SANTAS ..• Russell Stover & Whitman Candy I 1 ) ! I COSTUME JEWELRY $r.oo ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1 lb. $1.70 2 lbs. $3.35 3 lbs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8.00 I t tile sale or CQil8Ulllpthln of aleo- POLAROID CAMERAS FINAL DRAWING Place Your Order Now Ladl11' and Men's Justin Genuine Leather Billfolds .. · .. ·.. -- -- $3.95 up Ladl11' Justin Genuine Leather Clutch Purses & H11ndbags · · · · · · $4.49 Jewellte Brush & Comb Sets -- .... -- .... $1.00 up Dresser Sets ••••••••• $6.95 up Alwoya The Perfect Gift! Bibles ........ · ............ · $2.25 up Gih Wrapping, Tree Trim, Tree Lights and Bulbs. 4 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Friendly Clerks To Servo You Promptly TOTAL s460 ._ FI'OII Ask For Your FrH ncket- No Purch1" Neceuiry Chapman-e.day You VIsit Any or TiwtC'l !font '' ' Winning Numbers P01led V(uldy At Portlclpatlng Mer!-nta Eirowlng At Holl!l Bank Perking Lot At 8:00P.M.;'; SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANi'l Johnson's Redlo l T.V. Anne'• Buuty l Dr111 Shop lbor'o Gulf hnlco W11n1r Hordware ~~ Eynon's Sohlo Sorvice Wald Cr011 Sons U Flnt Natlonol Bank Vlllaa• Cut IIlli• Racine Ful-Velu Mkl. ., Raclno Strvlce SIIIIV' Racine Gor11e The Club R•tourant"" Racine Home Bonk lbclnt Gas & Service '"" FREE . .t CLOSIST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOMI '1.1! I OPIN DAILY 1:00 A.M. TO 10;00 P.M, lUNDAY 10:30 A.M.to12:30 P.M. on<l 5:00PM to 9:00PM 11..--------------------------•" Court$1, I All Tlcktll Good lor ALL Drawings Including the Fl!iAL DRAWING ! - ~ - ..,, ,..... ·pomeroy •" .. -- OPEN EVENINGS ~ON'S . · I --· ... , .. ,, ..- OfliN MNINGS nL 9 Ill L MAIN BLUE 4·'' ....."' Friendly Service ~-992·2955 POMEROY, OHIO PINK '' ..,. . . . . lvor-11 lht followtne town11 e.Chtttor eMtMII eMiclifl.,.... elrrteu• oCMohll\1 •Rutland eHoboon Reclnt -n...t .. , Store ·""' Ster Supply Co. PRESCRIPTIONS 112 E. MAIN ST. Pots•oy, 0. 115 E. Second St. PRIZES Rtyh.h,l· lecl~ Timet GROVER 1 S STUDIO 2- $100 1 - $75 1 -$50 4 • $25 1 - $15 2 - $10 Jewell!• •••••• Most Models AYilleble DECEMBER 28 i I I DEC. 24 3(S10) Prizes tn-1'!1! . IICNlM9Y CHAPMAN-CANADY S - ,.. In Tht Middle Block Next To lhfflil• ON MAIN nREET �-· I • ' ' ,. . '· ·.· ., /'· .. .' . < :~ • •. ·f ...,. ' I. . .\~1 . ~ ''I' ' /J .r ~ \I '.< '-• • ·I, ~- with· parry~ ' . ··- ·: ·' ' foods .< '··Hilger ·· \ .. . • I ' ' . ' Swift's :4.rmour, Hygrade Smoke'd Whole Ham Kroger -Wt.hbone Brand •••• ·Turkeys Dubuque Canned 10-lb. 316. (!an $2.69 can Ham 10 to 15 lb. avg. •••• • • • •• •• lh. Tenderay Boneless Boston Roll r: Copyright, Tho Kroger Co., 1966 :;: :::: lb;:: • (l • • • ••••• . ftl! . , • tf you don't agree Roast ········89c lhoft.ondooh llontl,.. Mlxtd Turkey = .Roast------- ... $2.39 Lllotno.,. ·h Boooolon All Whllo Turkey ... jg.99 1Roast -------- At Kroger You Got Lowor it'1 tht finnt turkey ever tasted, KrGger lAIIII , Prices Plus Stomps I refund your monty. To, Vilut Armour Star Grade A' Turkeys Kroger. StorP HoufJ:. lh. Thurt4oy & Friday ....... ; t """- ,;.;.P.M. ., Cube Steak •• 9 A.M. - ·6 ,P.M. ·~ · · ~ Sausage ---·- ... 69e K,....r Prtsft fmtn Roast •. •••• . ... $3.19 Ducklings .. . . Kroger Frtsft frtnn RusHnt Kroger Froth Pmtn Cornish Gomt Hens ···--·-· Ice Cream Plus Tho Added Bonut ot Top Vllut Stompsl SSOO.CASii._ -~ 99c Chicken- --~••· 45c · Kroger Brand All Flavora 18 lb. up .................. lb. WIN liP TO lb. RtlltM Purine "HontytUCkle" BontiHt Turkey 4lc Wllolt Hot Wobtr's Lun, T.nder 10 to 15 lb. avg. Wid., Doc. 21 .... , .... 9 A.M...;:;.M. loturday ,_.............. Ih • Only Kroger has tho turkoy with the Wishbone Guaran- Wo morve lllo right to limit quonlJIH ...........h Bontloos Turfcoy :rn. to 5 lb. 43c 18 lb. up .................. lb. Roast ~- . 49c lb. 59e: lb. ••••• COUNTRY CLUB ~ ~Pl]tJJing BEEF STEW Deck 0' Money QQ 2 24oa. .... ui~ Avondale Cling or Lady Tobar Freestone PEACHES, 4n21f.r cans $1 Kntorhllo" -- Gold:M.edal . . ear Halves ~ __.• 3 No~•.''l " .,i1 P .• · -- ~ · - -Ittlnu .... '.·. """"r '-....~-·" .. ...' FrUit Cocktail _~ _. 3 ~:;..2'h $1 Kroger Br•nd . Cottage Cheese _. :~. ._ 2 49c Kroger 8r1nd I •· or _.. Ctn!or Sllcocl Sonolced Hom Cream Cheese _. ___ . __ ..• ';:. 31c Krog~r ·w. , ,A fast five minutes of news might be enough. . ~fQU heard it all. Coffee---- I!XTRA k Cranberry Sauce . _____ 2 ~:..• 39c .. , TOI' VALUI! STAMI'S 2 .... F..... Yau could sneeze and miss what the Secretary of Defense said to the President. White Bread ·-------~- 4 :~.88c __ ..... If I o,st.n Kroger Spolllwht Bttn :i 63c .. 3 b~~ $1.79 . t• E•_.lod Krog~r Milk ..•.. _... . . .. 7 .:~~ $1 . '' . Elp, 12/WIII California Of course, it could never happen when you're reading a newspaper. In a ·newspaper you get the news at your own pace, in your own time. ... ~ • ' ' ' . '' (· •• ' • .• • ' . '":{'' '' .. ' : . ,._ . ·I . . · :. ; .BOUTRA ~ . Pudcl... ....... ·-ny Null Elp. 11/14161 .' . TOI' YALUI BTAMI'I t plcp. Kl'tlltl' ...... lftock c...k.,. Ellp. IM.4/III •TOt" VALli& ITAMI'S ....... ' ...... lttHs ' * Eap, l%/114/61 10-. · Dates .. ,. ...••••.••• .- . 39c 106 EXTRA SO EXTRA TOP' VA&.US BTAMI'S ~l er-n Pltttl - 5G 'G 3G • '1 1()(} •ou•••-- EXTRA TOI' VALUI ITM*I $J .......... .c.. ~~ - · ltlllr'• · . . • f ••. .i . o"','.; l o'-/;,., .. · ' .. ' \ tW. f:l ~ J '; Mixed Nuts •--.--... :-.. 59e 8uy lliiUih Fruit 1'1; A NlooTolllt C...,.... Orange Joice .• •.: .............. 59c ' , •·' ··~:. ·'·•''\ ~ . !.. 59c I< K,....r Ptn ....... . -' English Wahmts -----· · : TOI' VAl.UI! STAMI'I ;'I Pies . o I .. Rolls pkga. · 20-oz. pkgs. ,,· \, .. , .. II • Morton Fruit ·' '. ' '1 Brown & Serve doz. '• ' Pineapple-----·-··· ··-·--· 5 !. $1 doz. ••• -' Pumpkin---··------- __ 8 C:,:U $1 Large · 88 Size i '. .. I . 2 11 Oranges Actually, a newspaper is the most efficient way of getting news and information. A few minutes of reading a newspaper gives you more information than hours of listening to radio or Tv. · Now you can tum the page and tune in some more news. S11r l'lre Sllctl Kroger Br111d Octon Spr1y The phone would ring and you'd miss tomorrow's weather report. And people take their own good time reading a newspaper. If you're average, you'll spend one week, two days and 10 hours Teading your daily newspaper this year. .. A startling fact when there's so much to do the~- days. 11vY All Yoor Htlidoy · .. ·said.. N-At K.... or And S.••l Br•nd ·' .. • .:1. ., . I - ' "'"'i' " ... \' (....' . !' lntotrnotltn s.Mot, Ocril 1r ... ' • ' •' . , �-· I • ' ' ,. . '· ·.· ., /'· .. .' . < :~ • •. ·f ...,. ' I. . .\~1 . ~ ''I' ' /J .r ~ \I '.< '-• • ·I, ~- with· parry~ ' . ··- ·: ·' ' foods .< '··Hilger ·· \ .. . • I ' ' . ' Swift's :4.rmour, Hygrade Smoke'd Whole Ham Kroger -Wt.hbone Brand •••• ·Turkeys Dubuque Canned 10-lb. 316. (!an $2.69 can Ham 10 to 15 lb. avg. •••• • • • •• •• lh. Tenderay Boneless Boston Roll r: Copyright, Tho Kroger Co., 1966 :;: :::: lb;:: • (l • • • ••••• . ftl! . , • tf you don't agree Roast ········89c lhoft.ondooh llontl,.. Mlxtd Turkey = .Roast------- ... $2.39 Lllotno.,. ·h Boooolon All Whllo Turkey ... jg.99 1Roast -------- At Kroger You Got Lowor it'1 tht finnt turkey ever tasted, KrGger lAIIII , Prices Plus Stomps I refund your monty. To, Vilut Armour Star Grade A' Turkeys Kroger. StorP HoufJ:. lh. Thurt4oy & Friday ....... ; t """- ,;.;.P.M. ., Cube Steak •• 9 A.M. - ·6 ,P.M. ·~ · · ~ Sausage ---·- ... 69e K,....r Prtsft fmtn Roast •. •••• . ... $3.19 Ducklings .. . . Kroger Frtsft frtnn RusHnt Kroger Froth Pmtn Cornish Gomt Hens ···--·-· Ice Cream Plus Tho Added Bonut ot Top Vllut Stompsl SSOO.CASii._ -~ 99c Chicken- --~••· 45c · Kroger Brand All Flavora 18 lb. up .................. lb. WIN liP TO lb. RtlltM Purine "HontytUCkle" BontiHt Turkey 4lc Wllolt Hot Wobtr's Lun, T.nder 10 to 15 lb. avg. Wid., Doc. 21 .... , .... 9 A.M...;:;.M. loturday ,_.............. Ih • Only Kroger has tho turkoy with the Wishbone Guaran- Wo morve lllo right to limit quonlJIH ...........h Bontloos Turfcoy :rn. to 5 lb. 43c 18 lb. up .................. lb. Roast ~- . 49c lb. 59e: lb. ••••• COUNTRY CLUB ~ ~Pl]tJJing BEEF STEW Deck 0' Money QQ 2 24oa. .... ui~ Avondale Cling or Lady Tobar Freestone PEACHES, 4n21f.r cans $1 Kntorhllo" -- Gold:M.edal . . ear Halves ~ __.• 3 No~•.''l " .,i1 P .• · -- ~ · - -Ittlnu .... '.·. """"r '-....~-·" .. ...' FrUit Cocktail _~ _. 3 ~:;..2'h $1 Kroger Br•nd . Cottage Cheese _. :~. ._ 2 49c Kroger 8r1nd I •· or _.. Ctn!or Sllcocl Sonolced Hom Cream Cheese _. ___ . __ ..• ';:. 31c Krog~r ·w. , ,A fast five minutes of news might be enough. . ~fQU heard it all. Coffee---- I!XTRA k Cranberry Sauce . _____ 2 ~:..• 39c .. , TOI' VALUI! STAMI'S 2 .... F..... Yau could sneeze and miss what the Secretary of Defense said to the President. White Bread ·-------~- 4 :~.88c __ ..... If I o,st.n Kroger Spolllwht Bttn :i 63c .. 3 b~~ $1.79 . t• E•_.lod Krog~r Milk ..•.. _... . . .. 7 .:~~ $1 . '' . Elp, 12/WIII California Of course, it could never happen when you're reading a newspaper. In a ·newspaper you get the news at your own pace, in your own time. ... ~ • ' ' ' . '' (· •• ' • .• • ' . '":{'' '' .. ' : . ,._ . ·I . . · :. ; .BOUTRA ~ . Pudcl... ....... ·-ny Null Elp. 11/14161 .' . TOI' YALUI BTAMI'I t plcp. Kl'tlltl' ...... lftock c...k.,. Ellp. IM.4/III •TOt" VALli& ITAMI'S ....... ' ...... lttHs ' * Eap, l%/114/61 10-. · Dates .. ,. ...••••.••• .- . 39c 106 EXTRA SO EXTRA TOP' VA&.US BTAMI'S ~l er-n Pltttl - 5G 'G 3G • '1 1()(} •ou•••-- EXTRA TOI' VALUI ITM*I $J .......... .c.. ~~ - · ltlllr'• · . . • f ••. .i . o"','.; l o'-/;,., .. · ' .. ' \ tW. f:l ~ J '; Mixed Nuts •--.--... :-.. 59e 8uy lliiUih Fruit 1'1; A NlooTolllt C...,.... Orange Joice .• •.: .............. 59c ' , •·' ··~:. ·'·•''\ ~ . !.. 59c I< K,....r Ptn ....... . -' English Wahmts -----· · : TOI' VAl.UI! STAMI'I ;'I Pies . o I .. Rolls pkga. · 20-oz. pkgs. ,,· \, .. , .. II • Morton Fruit ·' '. ' '1 Brown & Serve doz. '• ' Pineapple-----·-··· ··-·--· 5 !. $1 doz. ••• -' Pumpkin---··------- __ 8 C:,:U $1 Large · 88 Size i '. .. I . 2 11 Oranges Actually, a newspaper is the most efficient way of getting news and information. A few minutes of reading a newspaper gives you more information than hours of listening to radio or Tv. · Now you can tum the page and tune in some more news. S11r l'lre Sllctl Kroger Br111d Octon Spr1y The phone would ring and you'd miss tomorrow's weather report. And people take their own good time reading a newspaper. If you're average, you'll spend one week, two days and 10 hours Teading your daily newspaper this year. .. A startling fact when there's so much to do the~- days. 11vY All Yoor Htlidoy · .. ·said.. N-At K.... or And S.••l Br•nd ·' .. • .:1. ., . I - ' "'"'i' " ... \' (....' . !' lntotrnotltn s.Mot, Ocril 1r ... ' • ' •' . , �-·-· .J.-··----·-~- ........ ,. . . ----..-----~-~ IARNII'f OOOGt.l IIIII INUI'I'Y IMITH lv FRED LASSWELL ·Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services !SIGNs DIAOUNII "" a., ,...no, ltto'• Pallc~MMa o..c~une t :ll A. M. CANCII.LATIONI COIJICTIONI WI' .CC ...... lllltll , ... 0t •o• au l)t ••QULATIONJ lrn~n anould " tmmedto... , r~ IIIII> w11t not Dt napo•lbt• .., ot... •clloneD... ,.portMI 11111er mor+ tftOII on• •ncarrect lftHrtlol\. KAlil t'OI fttorll Ad III'VICI • c:en , ,., !Nons Me trllll'ftlll MlltiiiiUm Ctltrtt 611 oet~tl I) centt per •ord 1'01 Ill,.. C. IICUtln lftMrtlonl cent OIICOUnl I I !NUl . . OIKI ldt 1)110 Within Ill ..... 'AIIO 01' IHANU A OAITUARIII ll.IS fo• Sl war'tl ""lftlf'IIVIIl heh t>•• lddiHanlt •ani I& OFIIIICi HOd•t o;JO A 1\\. te t:OO fl M. DtiiJ 11rurcta' 1:10 1\. M. to 11!01 Noon IT'I 10 IAI't TO PLACI A USUll fi.ODUCINe IPIANT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 Motar Co.• QUAUT'f PubiNM• 21, 1968 Pomeroy 1 011 4o .. rltl "UDIIfiMP ~•rv• ttlt tllltf tG tdll •r ,elect lillY 11111 ltHM.O •c o., Dee. - ----12-Dally Sentinel, ~'.\NT AD INFORMATION • UP 'rO WATCH TH1 '"'""" • LATI1,LAl'EGAM!! ' -t fHE WILLETS 1964 CORVAIR 500 COUPE $1095 mileage,_locall owner, std. trans. Turquoise finish , vinyl interior. li&H 1962 BUICK CON. CPE. Roductd to $1295 Low Was $1395. Invieta. While finish, red interior, like new tires, power steering and brakes, automatle trana., radio and heat. er, good top. 1965 CHEVROLET was $2295. Impala Hardtop. Loca111 owned Pomeroy Motor Co. oPEN lVII. P:OO P.M. fUMEROY, GHIO LOADED USED CARS and ool~ 12,000 anterior, All Priced For Stock Reduction For The End of December HONDA SAllS & SERVICE experlenc~ RADIATOR SERVICE I MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT With Clean, Late Model Now $2095 miles, 6 cylinder, power steering, spotless fawn beautiful maroon finish, radio and heater. Our Big Lot Is 81 ONI OP ftUo NICE&l PEOY• Ill DICK RAWLINGS ·~!T~f!~ From Jhe Largelt Truct •• Bulldoter Radiator To The 9matlest Heater Core. Rlwlings Hond• S1les WY :1-2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO Pomeroy,:.O. ------DON1 BE BlAEnNARS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy Auto 'S1Iea CAI.I. ASHAMED OF l11 Aew liira~? 11ii'i e Car e Truck tHHflf. · Core e Bulltloaer eAny Ty~ KEITH GOBLE FORD oltiY 1-2196 0 YOUR DIRTY CAR 1'011 50C ONLY . BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE·THRU ' CAR WASH SOCIAL CAtENDAR JiNGLE BELL~. \ Ji iJG.L£ ... JINGL& DO 'rOO MI~P IF SOME PEOPLE I !INGo A UlTLt SOI.Jl; BY MVSE:LF OM:£ 11\J AWHILE? ALh~ THr B~LLS ... "'---· Bw HOWIE SCI-!Nf'IDEP. WAY.,, ' 11 X1 ', :::,;,~;::::.::::':'"'" • IGASULINI! ALLEY OUGHTA 6E LOCKED UP HAll? 00 'r'OU MIAJ()? FOR CHRISTMA~! I ·E BORN LOSI!il 8y ART SANSOM lo1t and Found -•EC KLES AND HIS FRIENDS By 115 STICKY W~~ IT-5 FOUR ED ··· AND DUR ir-<; THAT STAGE, IT 0~ MIGI-\T ~E A WOND€RFU~ SUB- MJ::RRILL BLCI'Io~K You TR'( To DISPOSE IT-··1/0YOUCAN! STITUTO FO~ FLYPAPER I .' LllTLE ORPHAN ANNIE lly HAROLD GRAY I iJ.ltS C"HRI ST MA~ I 1-1-!0W W!--UIT TO Gl:T F(J? CU~: NEW rurr"""l "" ro LEY YEP: HE S"UQE DotS! WE'Ll Gll 1b THAT iHOP W\-1&1(£ ALL f'VE fi::JT ilE D 1<109 ARE. BREAKING~ R(I(JM I THaT Winm, MESSV STIJI=I=! ~t A LOT 01= TI-IEM NOW, STILl PRETTY r:~ OUT: BUT ~ARP AND ClEAN I w;'D 'THAT, u~<' 8 LJT I DoN'T KHOW' CU~ON'S ~ROUP'? n!EY SE6M SO APART; SOMEHOW I TI1E HIGf.l 'Eia.IOOL. I="AMC't De5SE!rr PLATU ~~ t.tJM : (MO'OrSHE'SG.OT AR't M!CKED) ... 'LEcrRk: CAININ' KNIFI:: FOR PCP ! ~01? UNCLE BOO·BOO~ h\OW 'BOUT A BOX 0' GOOD CIGARS? wow I A WHOLE !:tQt'! I 86.T H!"'5 Nt\I[R HAD "1J:IB1' MANY IH lollS Wf.U.E U~ ! CRI:IWD GOES ! OOP ··. ~,•.1., OF r . :J RSE VOU'RE . ·, r~ve. :JO<A, MY GOSII... ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN NOT FOR ~oU f 7>lfN ~LEASE 'IELL ME WHO~ 'lie PATIENTf t CAN'T CAU. IN A IMI' AS EMINeNT A5 PA. SAAliK WITHOUT KNOWING, ll<ERE'5 f~ ING LIKE AN OFF·~c PA~10 ---~ MAKE 'ltlU FORGET YOU~ WOU!LES _ AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO, 21&11 ....,nl St. Toledo, Oldo .o\n ec,u&J epport:Qaltr nlPloJif. WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutllnd on Main Street & College Ave. Earn Monl'f 1nd PriUI Dellverlntl The Dilly Sentinel to tsf1blla1Md Route CALL 992·2156 "EM9' about me, Mr. Von. Ttll 11t COMo ON,JANIE. TIME 1000 HOME. OH,NO! l'Vo 1.05T AN0711Ef? FOCII!:T600K! �-·-· .J.-··----·-~- ........ ,. . . ----..-----~-~ IARNII'f OOOGt.l IIIII INUI'I'Y IMITH lv FRED LASSWELL ·Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services !SIGNs DIAOUNII "" a., ,...no, ltto'• Pallc~MMa o..c~une t :ll A. M. CANCII.LATIONI COIJICTIONI WI' .CC ...... lllltll , ... 0t •o• au l)t ••QULATIONJ lrn~n anould " tmmedto... , r~ IIIII> w11t not Dt napo•lbt• .., ot... •clloneD... ,.portMI 11111er mor+ tftOII on• •ncarrect lftHrtlol\. KAlil t'OI fttorll Ad III'VICI • c:en , ,., !Nons Me trllll'ftlll MlltiiiiUm Ctltrtt 611 oet~tl I) centt per •ord 1'01 Ill,.. C. IICUtln lftMrtlonl cent OIICOUnl I I !NUl . . OIKI ldt 1)110 Within Ill ..... 'AIIO 01' IHANU A OAITUARIII ll.IS fo• Sl war'tl ""lftlf'IIVIIl heh t>•• lddiHanlt •ani I& OFIIIICi HOd•t o;JO A 1\\. te t:OO fl M. DtiiJ 11rurcta' 1:10 1\. M. to 11!01 Noon IT'I 10 IAI't TO PLACI A USUll fi.ODUCINe IPIANT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 Motar Co.• QUAUT'f PubiNM• 21, 1968 Pomeroy 1 011 4o .. rltl "UDIIfiMP ~•rv• ttlt tllltf tG tdll •r ,elect lillY 11111 ltHM.O •c o., Dee. - ----12-Dally Sentinel, ~'.\NT AD INFORMATION • UP 'rO WATCH TH1 '"'""" • LATI1,LAl'EGAM!! ' -t fHE WILLETS 1964 CORVAIR 500 COUPE $1095 mileage,_locall owner, std. trans. Turquoise finish , vinyl interior. li&H 1962 BUICK CON. CPE. Roductd to $1295 Low Was $1395. Invieta. While finish, red interior, like new tires, power steering and brakes, automatle trana., radio and heat. er, good top. 1965 CHEVROLET was $2295. Impala Hardtop. Loca111 owned Pomeroy Motor Co. oPEN lVII. P:OO P.M. fUMEROY, GHIO LOADED USED CARS and ool~ 12,000 anterior, All Priced For Stock Reduction For The End of December HONDA SAllS & SERVICE experlenc~ RADIATOR SERVICE I MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT With Clean, Late Model Now $2095 miles, 6 cylinder, power steering, spotless fawn beautiful maroon finish, radio and heater. Our Big Lot Is 81 ONI OP ftUo NICE&l PEOY• Ill DICK RAWLINGS ·~!T~f!~ From Jhe Largelt Truct •• Bulldoter Radiator To The 9matlest Heater Core. Rlwlings Hond• S1les WY :1-2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO Pomeroy,:.O. ------DON1 BE BlAEnNARS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy Auto 'S1Iea CAI.I. ASHAMED OF l11 Aew liira~? 11ii'i e Car e Truck tHHflf. · Core e Bulltloaer eAny Ty~ KEITH GOBLE FORD oltiY 1-2196 0 YOUR DIRTY CAR 1'011 50C ONLY . BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE·THRU ' CAR WASH SOCIAL CAtENDAR JiNGLE BELL~. \ Ji iJG.L£ ... JINGL& DO 'rOO MI~P IF SOME PEOPLE I !INGo A UlTLt SOI.Jl; BY MVSE:LF OM:£ 11\J AWHILE? ALh~ THr B~LLS ... "'---· Bw HOWIE SCI-!Nf'IDEP. WAY.,, ' 11 X1 ', :::,;,~;::::.::::':'"'" • IGASULINI! ALLEY OUGHTA 6E LOCKED UP HAll? 00 'r'OU MIAJ()? FOR CHRISTMA~! I ·E BORN LOSI!il 8y ART SANSOM lo1t and Found -•EC KLES AND HIS FRIENDS By 115 STICKY W~~ IT-5 FOUR ED ··· AND DUR ir-<; THAT STAGE, IT 0~ MIGI-\T ~E A WOND€RFU~ SUB- MJ::RRILL BLCI'Io~K You TR'( To DISPOSE IT-··1/0YOUCAN! STITUTO FO~ FLYPAPER I .' LllTLE ORPHAN ANNIE lly HAROLD GRAY I iJ.ltS C"HRI ST MA~ I 1-1-!0W W!--UIT TO Gl:T F(J? CU~: NEW rurr"""l "" ro LEY YEP: HE S"UQE DotS! WE'Ll Gll 1b THAT iHOP W\-1&1(£ ALL f'VE fi::JT ilE D 1<109 ARE. BREAKING~ R(I(JM I THaT Winm, MESSV STIJI=I=! ~t A LOT 01= TI-IEM NOW, STILl PRETTY r:~ OUT: BUT ~ARP AND ClEAN I w;'D 'THAT, u~<' 8 LJT I DoN'T KHOW' CU~ON'S ~ROUP'? n!EY SE6M SO APART; SOMEHOW I TI1E HIGf.l 'Eia.IOOL. I="AMC't De5SE!rr PLATU ~~ t.tJM : (MO'OrSHE'SG.OT AR't M!CKED) ... 'LEcrRk: CAININ' KNIFI:: FOR PCP ! ~01? UNCLE BOO·BOO~ h\OW 'BOUT A BOX 0' GOOD CIGARS? wow I A WHOLE !:tQt'! I 86.T H!"'5 Nt\I[R HAD "1J:IB1' MANY IH lollS Wf.U.E U~ ! CRI:IWD GOES ! OOP ··. ~,•.1., OF r . :J RSE VOU'RE . ·, r~ve. :JO<A, MY GOSII... ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN NOT FOR ~oU f 7>lfN ~LEASE 'IELL ME WHO~ 'lie PATIENTf t CAN'T CAU. IN A IMI' AS EMINeNT A5 PA. SAAliK WITHOUT KNOWING, ll<ERE'5 f~ ING LIKE AN OFF·~c PA~10 ---~ MAKE 'ltlU FORGET YOU~ WOU!LES _ AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO, 21&11 ....,nl St. Toledo, Oldo .o\n ec,u&J epport:Qaltr nlPloJif. WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutllnd on Main Street & College Ave. Earn Monl'f 1nd PriUI Dellverlntl The Dilly Sentinel to tsf1blla1Md Route CALL 992·2156 "EM9' about me, Mr. Von. Ttll 11t COMo ON,JANIE. TIME 1000 HOME. OH,NO! l'Vo 1.05T AN0711Ef? FOCII!:T600K! �I t .'. ....-- - - - · ~..:! ...t L:.~ •.:--.:.·- - -"---- -- ......,,..... ~Voice -~-b1J il1 ~··'h~ Tlielr 11!'1" show swilclles to ·llarr7 Far- ~ I • ....., lloe" .., . . . fil1io 1'-DID; S8ntlnet. PCiliiii'OJ' "'f"'1i1ft. 0., Dee. IUtee already bu named 11 .u st •· dldn'h"n.llldblr lb11 ber will open a IE~an bill' \'coh'e.pondent." · · restaurant. mp.,. · e;.,u' for ·a brace of merging VIto' Bl!ti$ta" ol the ·Tarpay· David ~~e~ick':!cl!!"~ .~~IY tnm~an ~~~~ magazines .. . ers Party got plenty oi tbe hilns.eit f~r I e eo . '.on ,even. g on . 1!1 Trion Boyers divorce case back of h!• n~ from Kieran to close the sJ.lMe mUll! cal public which alread7 bad pal againsl Naney Ames wlll dJ&. O'Doherty of tile Coi!Seeutlve •".BreaklasL Ti!I~ny's"; ?,a· ~re than $1;0110,000 In ldvanCI' play alleged evidence o1 a can. Party after some verbal nast:·. v1d Informed II. I m clostng It and ftfuDdln& Ill• adian trip with the 88 me ness 1n t.ouise's E. 68th st. waa my fault, my· Idea, .and II whole million dollars, they don't stay" .. . hoozlses the Rainiers fly to N. Y. ~·· 28 on tbe way lo Jamaica 'lhd those alrUne stewardesses b~d bet!e'r . wear .. XT BOMBSHELL In lhe fried . :. Art Unldetter'sshrewd· ll!led • 'Hi!' an~ that wu It" ~hr. Ie !IreS~. one pieco ,of · "buggin8" controversy :iy smutty trick: explains how Somehow youd no 'hal _ and curfltf ffideral has J Edgar Hoover ' "kids" say lhlngs ."aduits could· rulers ol sucll a WUe f3,00o feei!!) ... WOR's San~~~~bby K~nnedy at eaeh ln't possibly get away with" realm, b~lf the SIZe _of "!' • thro re utaUons for and then he repeals the cllild· Park, m~ght emphastze .U:~: ~Jl' be pan "official ish innocent-smut for leering good·leUow~p and not the ao; cy ,. . c in wld&o adult chortles. sy formalities of tmy . ~~:~::I AT TUPPERS PLAINS ~~:~~~~ro~i: :n tax· Merv Griffin and his pretty tives of the uneasy '' ~ era b tbe Internal Revenue wife Juiann spent last week. m that ":ear the clown . , , ·~rme:r I pay Se YG r e Murphy's sud- Monaco and an afternoon With met _kmgs,. queens, a " 0 bndd ~ with t he Prince Rainier and Princess English Kmg twonderful cond~n u . yms,, P . con 1Kelly " It was nice, when lrast for the gangsters "" GOP :·hberal wmg has wor: I we finally reached them," Merv know) all very real royalty, servallves pro~sslvely-- told us, " but the briefing was which. the Rainiers are n.ot, and · -··- ~ -· •· ·· something else. never and never ant-e did any~ 1.1 "We were briefed for an one have the regal chutzpah aU 0Wll 3 S hour. Poor Julann was told to suggest simple good man· 'One piece ol jewelry, simple ners mightn't suffice . . . Thill dress, no bat, curtsy,' address one struck us . as real Magg:e them first as 'Your Hlgbaess,' and Jiggs reality. then. 'Ma'am' . . . When they Our old good friend, Harry \'fsiiors of Mr. and Mrs. Leo fina!lv walked in, Julann man· Warren, composer or more e Right reserved Paul -- · · . hit pop songs than any Tin to limit quantities. Dail~y were Mr . and Mrs. son of Mr and Mrs. M orr 1 s Pan Ally, was hospitalized in ·· ' '• / of Brooaway _ ~ NE ew· _s uspe~c:t;:~~ ·ei.: (all I ''!!II"" a• us ~frankly, OftiN 1 e ! fl e AT RACINE e Society Notes I A lhought for the day - .\1ary Kerns and Mrs.. Mary Ours at Holzer 1-lospl t.tl. . .. Honn ie Dmley VJSJh:d .Lawrenee I. J~hnston recrnt l) · Mrs. Syil'la C•rpenl<' < sp<'n l Sunday aflernoon w:l h. her daughter, :'11rs. Nev:1 Rndr _v {llld two daughters of ll;-H'iiH' Mr. Hobe-rt U1trs. ~.J r ~ hbc Van Meter, local . v1 ~ l1rd Mrs. Minnie Carroll and larn ily Mr. and Mr ~ . .Jerr.\' D<lilt' ~' or ·t ' Amrrtcan humonst an wrt er i Mark Twain said: "Work : I - d ' ' $]-99 THE SHOE BOX CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE cans c Middleport OPEN EVENINGS •• • ••• for c ALL FLAVORS REGULAR SIZE • ii • • • • • • 3 ROOMS ROYAL SCOTT l LB. STICKS I NewFurn ONLY $299 hower vis;led Mrs. Anna BrewN Bnd 1\:Jr~ . GIJd,\1 5 i\shworth at MPi.e;s General ll ospit al. 130.00 Down - B111nc1 • • • • • • • • 46 oz. en Convenient Ttrlnl Simey Powrl l. .\1 r. Hom. Pr I!-enhower, ~1 r. and Mrs. Robhy Joe Wolf, Mr and Mrs. Lf·O Oailey called on Mr. and Mrs. J\fay\.,.·ood Johnston. Ri chard Teaford i~ recover- 1 ~ ~--~------.......~~.......~==~~~~~ ••• ••• 4 99c PEAR HALVES FOLGER'S COFfEE -- ~;$1· 19 MAZOLA OIL ~~! i~~~~~G___ 32oz.69c KAISER FOIL ~:·~~~;-___ _ !i~ 59c CAKE MIXES ~~~:y~~~w. J bo~: 89c NONE·SUCH MINCE MEAT -- i::· 49c PUMPKIN ~~~H 2~·~'~· 35c CHOCOLATE CHIPS B7~K;~~LABEL ~k:~· 39c DREAM WHIP ;g:~~~ERrs p~:~· 39c ~ ZESTA CRACKERS s;~:~t:.:nn'• b!~· 35C ~ 303 cans DEL MONTE - c can DEL MONTE \1 ~. ing from chicken pox. He is the " eArtilicial Trees and all of the trimmings Clflt Such A Timely Gift 1 :~d:o·~"-_.,....,....,oiiiiii0~1 ~:;;;:;:;::;:;~===~' Mr. and Mrs. llu1trr Icen- TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVF.RS ANY ITF.M IN OUR STORE, OHIO ACCOUNTS WELCOME Bill Wellman lt1 Williem•on appliances -- • Thumblip percolator pushbutton beater etector • Completely ( • RemoYable cord. immersible tor .asy Qeaning .. ICE CREAM 69c % gal. provide& eaSJer tlarldlin& aad oio<"'!! Carton COTIAGE CHEESE Large Siz• · Carton 59c r-'""'ncc""' , ctr ..." " - · " for Holi~ay LARGE Feasting! Vista i l " \ '· ,. controlled heat hair dryer o lectrlo Place Your Order for The Finest Fresh Dressed Turkeys Poultry of All KindsChristmas Hams. can opener • EXIt a Large fan movu hiih vdume ol air for ~ fntef dtyiflg. yet is • Fdst single contr<~l fmger-tip action • Hand~ any standard . size or sttapo cans j' : i:~f:ne'!~t~~t ,•: I _'rMIOitina caF- woOl>- ' ... P~SCAL :- Sunbeam Vis/a • Heawy-duty IN!IGr control .'- • Lar~~:e . fuN-mix be.;ters • ThLUnl>tip speed control • Automatic ~ate' ~jector only radiant toaster • No levers lo push, tw'ead ~s automatically .•• s~ nses 'NheA~tothe d~red deifM $16.94 c doz:~ \\\. TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 416M.In St. c ~ . Ills/a ~c:::;~ .\.iixmBSter .....,;~~ ~a.nd n1ixcr ·'Sunheam I bch~ $19.94 .~~'"' J - ~ . Pt. Plo11ant, W.Va. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DElJVERS ANY IT£M IN OUR STORE, 01-DO ACCOUNTS WELCOME .. : I- - - - - - - - - - 1 SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR DEC. 22-23-24 POMEROY only j J Right reserve(! tv limit. RACINE~ Armour's • Ful- Valu TURKEYS 3 MARKET CHICKENS HAMS lb. A 79 ~ ----- ;JnJ & : .~ ' •,------- M,. 'II :. '. AI The • Plenty of Christmas Candy tAll the Fruit, Peels and Nuts --· - lb.6Sc For Cakes Our Own Good Freshly Made t We Suggest While GROUND BEEF __ 3 lb. $1·39 Shopping to Check Our Price on Anti·FreezePrestone and Penn Champ For the Feast- Del Monte FRUIT tD..<\IHY BUYS 1 Ublf!, B.S. Barltlllld ~ SANTA B7 U811ed Pre11,.blera•lin•1 Klddies 12 year. BeUai!ie~ ' 1ft Shadyside.!t [; . . .and . .are Invited to vi .. Cadiz · Dillonvale 50 It when he arrives Mlngo,l Tlll4lllir1Ue M . in llfuon by l'ire truck on Nllton ;~ 70 ~I 61 ' Thursdv.., December 22nd at • .,!.Pleasant 114 Yortvnlt 'II · 7:31 p.m. ' Treats wlll be dl... IDillhllltlt ·• trlbutedlltl Mason klddles bJ 11'.~ 10 tilt Yo!. . . Flrt DtpWIIDI, (·n~e Store Wit/ LA Hart" Store W:Jh The Christmas Spir:t: English or Arm BEEF ROAST PEARL STS.-RA CINE '~pec ialties ROAST __ lb. 49c CHUCK I 'lpen Mon.·FrL _ • 9 to 6 ~ aturday -------- ·----- 9 to 8 can ••Greclod Good Beef EG!i NOG qt. No.2% cans can,3Sc For The Holidays- Fairmont I ai I I FLORIDA ~UICY $12.94 ' as Women's Club . . ISPlannmg . walk ChTIStmas Please' Order Today Lady Sunbeamir,.1;~ : c~ Members of Ohio Ela p:,, ' Chawr, Bela Sigma Phi So. rority, aril ~their gt1ests attend. MASON - Gifts were ex. ed the anodal Christmas d<nner rhangPd when the Mason Hap. ' held 'l'oe.sday evening at O;. PY Go Lucky 4-H Club met ca r's m Gallipolis. Mrs. F'ra~k recently at the Youth Center in ' EschiP.man, presid ent. g<ll.'e Ma son. As a token of apprecia- ~1 the tab le grace. A gift ex. tion for their services ti'le group change was held during the soprPsented to their leader, Mrs. : l'ial hour. Hushanrl~ ol mem. Lewis Gilland, a gift. hers were guest.'l lor the evenCarolyn Hughes was in charge : ing. 01 !he devotionals. Others tak· Ann B·r~ rm.1z, Caro1 Mr.Cu. 1 mg part we_re Karhy Keyes and 1 laugh Carolyn Grueser and t_.,. Maureen Riley. Debbie Stewart . Ia M,ilch r~eived prizes lor conducted the prn•ram with c · '-""" l11e prettiest wr<JpJ)t'd packJane Schwarz assisting. A re- ! ages. The door prize brour.-ht · ' by Mt·s. Knight was won 'by Por'· on the offleers 1ra1·nmg class h~ld in Point Pleasant was 1 Shirley fftfSton. A corsage w::~s he!~~~r a bnet . . 1 I presente"- to M" Knight, alibusm. ~e(t· visor to 'the chapter. ing wh en means of ~ •lrDiJ1: · money for the club .l'illjfl dis. I A!lending were Mr. and Mr<. cussed, refreshments·.,.p-·· were Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Robert served by Connie Hughes and , Hawlings, Mr. and Mrs. Hith· Kathy Roush to Cathy Keyes, ; ard Hovatter. Dr. and Mrs. Carolyn Hughes, Maureen Ril- ' Kei th Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· ey, Dreama Sawyers, Guila , ~>ard Moore, Mr. and MIS. Roush. Timmy Roush Cindy John Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom .• Workman, Jennie Th;bet Ma·j Clelland, Mr. and Mrs. Tom · rie Lambert, Rita Ryan, James Smilh, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ,,, &hawrz, Debbie Stewart, Rob. I Grueser, Mr. and Mr1. Benny in Johnson Dewayne Job Ew:ng, Mr. and Mrs. John ReDennis Joh~n Sharon w~Jon, dovian. Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Debbie Gilland,' Connie Gii~ar:::: McCullough , Mr. and Mrs. ~ill .Jeff Gillad . Debby W Anderson, Mr. and ;\1rs. Honn:e G)-egg Gibbs Kevin Cerry, O'Doncil, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ' amp, ~ hi M' B · Gregg camp, Randy Dudding. ..sc eman_._ :,s on n 1 e Henry Van Meter, Paul Hon. ThompsOil' and her gues t, Jer· alter • Jr·• B':ily FrJ, • · Ronme . [ ry Stewart and Martha Thompson, ·Leroy !~ •r,- - - Simpkins c · d I •• ' onme an Bar. I Meigs ToJJ Weight bora Lewis, Cheryl B urn s , · Carol Fruth, Terri Ebersbach' Jr atchers Dine Susan Fox, Mary Fox and Be.v: The Meigs Tops Weight erly Carson. i NotchHs enjoyed a Christmas · I dinner Ai the Martin Rest•ur· / ant Tuesday evening with the busine3S weeting held following tbe dinn~l th e cou nty infirm· lary. Members attending were Mrs. NEW HAYEN - The New I Leo Sear Daisy Patterson, Haven Woman's Club will ob. EdIth . Gardener, Dorothy serve '.the holiday season with Wmebren r. Coelle Hud,on, a Chri~lmas Walk on Tuesday Sadie K Hallie Mcintyre, Dece~ber 27th, beginning Bermce st. Martha Howf>l l, 7:30· ~-m. when the group will Clara Adams, Betty Clark and gather-at the home of Mrs. EtJ. Ruth N , ' · Joining the gro"p win stein where an appetizer , for the eting were Margan•t will h~ served i Ella ~ s, Jean Warner. Yi· Following a short bu•lness ; ola Ha . bach and Ceteil• meeting .11 lhe Stein home the I Milo. group will walk to the D~naid i Rou.•h ·home In New Haven I where Mr.. Roush will mv~ ! Hill llie 4-H sandwiches. As a part of the Club eeting Held f<> tivltfes, the group will sing MASO - The Christmas Christmas carols. 1 party f the Hili Billie 4·H . ror their next slop they wlil Club w . iscussed at the meet· . ,,., at th~ hocnr of Mrs. Jli ldo /;ng Ilcceniber i31h at LetArt, Rid~w•y where gifts will be l W. Va. It was decided that car· exchanged and a des.•ert will ollng wt be done before the be served to each. party on the evening of Decem. Their final stop wlil be· at her 2lst, afterwards gifts will the home of Mrs. Robert Gur. be exch ed, and refreshments 1 tis, where the home will be will rved. be~utlftllly decor,;tted with home Durl he meeting devotions mede . Christmas decorations. were gi, by Beverly Yeager, Soft dMnks will be se.Ved . Tommy · Johnny Cullen. The program was given by Darlene, SERVICE ANNOUNCED Denise , Jackie Shiflet, ~ASQN - The Rev. ·Marvan· Debbie Paula Barnette. Frame' ol the Mason Methodist Talks by Karen Churcli' has announced that David Newberry. ChrJstmu Eve Coininunlon Seradjournment, vice wjll be held . on Uecember games .ll.'ll!er the direction of 14, at ~:311 p. m. at tlie Ma 110n recreaciJ leader. were play. Churc!i, ed. r· $23.94 .. Gilts Exchanged By 4-H Club at Yout.h Center 1 _o_uo_AY_ __ Vista stainless steel automatic electric DAIRY BUYS! Good Quality Real 28 * ' ~ bot, DEVIL's designed with a special flair fu gracious living ' - Ann ISorority Dinn isHeld In Gallipolis t'' ' INSTANT Pt. Pleasant, W.Va . Sunbeam C A LLY O WNED · NATIONALLY K 992·3498 ·r 10 4I6 Main St. eJUST ARRIVED . .. New Shipment Par•keets. Give 1 livo gift for Christmu. Full line of pet lupplies. Prft:esm Thll Ad Effecl!vt Dec. 22.ZS·24 1 1 SOFA$-CHAIRS 4 6oL $1.00 '~;:; For the Whole Family , consists or whatever a body i.s obliged In do. Play consists oi ' wha tt'vcr a body IS not obliged ~1rs. Newark visited \! 1· and Carl Auth 2rson. Sunda y. · tf~ATURING Hlltd>REDS ,~f " .. / j STAit ~... _, . . ._.... . . ,. . __ _!~tt A_~~ - G!fJ.!tl,.E,~~~ STORE s-10 BEN FRAN Kll Ns-10 Fine Upholstered BIRDSEYE ORANGE JUICE BOOTS Prices Begin At - - - • A GOLD " FOOD BUY OF THE WEEK FRO;Q:N I. 1 All D•y Thurad1ys Until Christm•• "FLEXSTEEL'' MARKETS local, Mr and Mrs Cl: f on- 1l:ve' at East Liverpool. ASCAP pals figured out. oWy and son. Port_land . Mr. and Mrs. Hayes McMur\1"155 K th · Datlev was an JULIE CHRISTIE'S "fed up : a } f M . d I ray Chuck Lawson and Terry overnight guest o r. Hn • · · d d , H. p tl d Brewer. local, VISite Mr. an lrS'._DaCnhn~ ai~e~i , or :; s.uf- . Mrs. Hoy Powell and family 1 .\ !Iss ns Y me~· . w . \Jr Joe White and son of ft'red a fall at school. :s gellmg , 1· · 11 . .1 d M ana " :nersv: e v:s: e r. I along nit-el ~. . . Mr~. Dillon Taylor. .\1rs. Dons Da1ley :.md Ml~S - Ma Johnston K<J rE>n Johnston visited Mrs. Y ·__ _ • BIG 3 Ours and two chtldren, K )1r. 11::'afnnl H'wood with a hernia ; picked Ok~~v Pack. Mrs Mary f ~ns. j Mrs .Jame Congo vtstt.ed re!a- up a check, his needling 1 EVENI...G OPEN QUALITY FOODS l EVIEitY RUTLAND DEPT. STORE ~ID CROSS SONS LYONS MARKET I 0 T e AT RUTLAND e e TIL • Swansdown .. . Yellow, Devil 's Food, White, Fudge Cocoanut 49( s boxes box, 29c ; i d' ! ... -' i i FAIRMONT Del Manto, Hunt's, Stokely's, Argo or Greer- Your Choice Halves or Slices COTTAGE CHEESE Fomily Size 30 ounce C•rtan 4.9C c No. 21/• e~ns I< raft . . Sol•d Bowl Salad Dre,.ing, qt. 37c c qt. I TANfiERIHfS I "''""' ORANGES .CELERY LARGE 30 SIZE LARGE 24 SIZI HEAD LETTUCE t·. . APRICOTS ~~;; "" "' f:.!;• Sj STOKELY'S PUMPKIN ··~~ 19c ~~· 49C ~ ·· CHERRY PIE FILLING M•::~~~;~·s 3~7~.2 S1 19c .~ INSTANT COFFEE ~~~~::~af• -10 i:;s1t' ·19c PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX _;.~·37c ELBOW MACARONI ~~.~ - ~~· 33c m.J9c hch. hd. I I i Grade A P•stturiz.. MILK Hamag•nbtd GALLON _ _ SHORTENING • 3!:~69c Pllilloury llllttrmllk ..,. BISCUITS hko 4 ....' 31c l We Are A .Partlclpant In The Racine Merclwlto chriJ~ • me; 'l'retture Ch''' AU fgr 1'0111' lrtc . $flbl. 79( ·snow Drift Purt Vtttt. ' ,! • I .1il0. , I ... _ _ __..;,.j, . ,, ' '. ' �I t .'. ....-- - - - · ~..:! ...t L:.~ •.:--.:.·- - -"---- -- ......,,..... ~Voice -~-b1J il1 ~··'h~ Tlielr 11!'1" show swilclles to ·llarr7 Far- ~ I • ....., lloe" .., . . . fil1io 1'-DID; S8ntlnet. PCiliiii'OJ' "'f"'1i1ft. 0., Dee. IUtee already bu named 11 .u st •· dldn'h"n.llldblr lb11 ber will open a IE~an bill' \'coh'e.pondent." · · restaurant. mp.,. · e;.,u' for ·a brace of merging VIto' Bl!ti$ta" ol the ·Tarpay· David ~~e~ick':!cl!!"~ .~~IY tnm~an ~~~~ magazines .. . ers Party got plenty oi tbe hilns.eit f~r I e eo . '.on ,even. g on . 1!1 Trion Boyers divorce case back of h!• n~ from Kieran to close the sJ.lMe mUll! cal public which alread7 bad pal againsl Naney Ames wlll dJ&. O'Doherty of tile Coi!Seeutlve •".BreaklasL Ti!I~ny's"; ?,a· ~re than $1;0110,000 In ldvanCI' play alleged evidence o1 a can. Party after some verbal nast:·. v1d Informed II. I m clostng It and ftfuDdln& Ill• adian trip with the 88 me ness 1n t.ouise's E. 68th st. waa my fault, my· Idea, .and II whole million dollars, they don't stay" .. . hoozlses the Rainiers fly to N. Y. ~·· 28 on tbe way lo Jamaica 'lhd those alrUne stewardesses b~d bet!e'r . wear .. XT BOMBSHELL In lhe fried . :. Art Unldetter'sshrewd· ll!led • 'Hi!' an~ that wu It" ~hr. Ie !IreS~. one pieco ,of · "buggin8" controversy :iy smutty trick: explains how Somehow youd no 'hal _ and curfltf ffideral has J Edgar Hoover ' "kids" say lhlngs ."aduits could· rulers ol sucll a WUe f3,00o feei!!) ... WOR's San~~~~bby K~nnedy at eaeh ln't possibly get away with" realm, b~lf the SIZe _of "!' • thro re utaUons for and then he repeals the cllild· Park, m~ght emphastze .U:~: ~Jl' be pan "official ish innocent-smut for leering good·leUow~p and not the ao; cy ,. . c in wld&o adult chortles. sy formalities of tmy . ~~:~::I AT TUPPERS PLAINS ~~:~~~~ro~i: :n tax· Merv Griffin and his pretty tives of the uneasy '' ~ era b tbe Internal Revenue wife Juiann spent last week. m that ":ear the clown . , , ·~rme:r I pay Se YG r e Murphy's sud- Monaco and an afternoon With met _kmgs,. queens, a " 0 bndd ~ with t he Prince Rainier and Princess English Kmg twonderful cond~n u . yms,, P . con 1Kelly " It was nice, when lrast for the gangsters "" GOP :·hberal wmg has wor: I we finally reached them," Merv know) all very real royalty, servallves pro~sslvely-- told us, " but the briefing was which. the Rainiers are n.ot, and · -··- ~ -· •· ·· something else. never and never ant-e did any~ 1.1 "We were briefed for an one have the regal chutzpah aU 0Wll 3 S hour. Poor Julann was told to suggest simple good man· 'One piece ol jewelry, simple ners mightn't suffice . . . Thill dress, no bat, curtsy,' address one struck us . as real Magg:e them first as 'Your Hlgbaess,' and Jiggs reality. then. 'Ma'am' . . . When they Our old good friend, Harry \'fsiiors of Mr. and Mrs. Leo fina!lv walked in, Julann man· Warren, composer or more e Right reserved Paul -- · · . hit pop songs than any Tin to limit quantities. Dail~y were Mr . and Mrs. son of Mr and Mrs. M orr 1 s Pan Ally, was hospitalized in ·· ' '• / of Brooaway _ ~ NE ew· _s uspe~c:t;:~~ ·ei.: (all I ''!!II"" a• us ~frankly, OftiN 1 e ! fl e AT RACINE e Society Notes I A lhought for the day - .\1ary Kerns and Mrs.. Mary Ours at Holzer 1-lospl t.tl. . .. Honn ie Dmley VJSJh:d .Lawrenee I. J~hnston recrnt l) · Mrs. Syil'la C•rpenl<' < sp<'n l Sunday aflernoon w:l h. her daughter, :'11rs. Nev:1 Rndr _v {llld two daughters of ll;-H'iiH' Mr. Hobe-rt U1trs. ~.J r ~ hbc Van Meter, local . v1 ~ l1rd Mrs. Minnie Carroll and larn ily Mr. and Mr ~ . .Jerr.\' D<lilt' ~' or ·t ' Amrrtcan humonst an wrt er i Mark Twain said: "Work : I - d ' ' $]-99 THE SHOE BOX CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE cans c Middleport OPEN EVENINGS •• • ••• for c ALL FLAVORS REGULAR SIZE • ii • • • • • • 3 ROOMS ROYAL SCOTT l LB. STICKS I NewFurn ONLY $299 hower vis;led Mrs. Anna BrewN Bnd 1\:Jr~ . GIJd,\1 5 i\shworth at MPi.e;s General ll ospit al. 130.00 Down - B111nc1 • • • • • • • • 46 oz. en Convenient Ttrlnl Simey Powrl l. .\1 r. Hom. Pr I!-enhower, ~1 r. and Mrs. Robhy Joe Wolf, Mr and Mrs. Lf·O Oailey called on Mr. and Mrs. J\fay\.,.·ood Johnston. Ri chard Teaford i~ recover- 1 ~ ~--~------.......~~.......~==~~~~~ ••• ••• 4 99c PEAR HALVES FOLGER'S COFfEE -- ~;$1· 19 MAZOLA OIL ~~! i~~~~~G___ 32oz.69c KAISER FOIL ~:·~~~;-___ _ !i~ 59c CAKE MIXES ~~~:y~~~w. J bo~: 89c NONE·SUCH MINCE MEAT -- i::· 49c PUMPKIN ~~~H 2~·~'~· 35c CHOCOLATE CHIPS B7~K;~~LABEL ~k:~· 39c DREAM WHIP ;g:~~~ERrs p~:~· 39c ~ ZESTA CRACKERS s;~:~t:.:nn'• b!~· 35C ~ 303 cans DEL MONTE - c can DEL MONTE \1 ~. ing from chicken pox. He is the " eArtilicial Trees and all of the trimmings Clflt Such A Timely Gift 1 :~d:o·~"-_.,....,....,oiiiiii0~1 ~:;;;:;:;::;:;~===~' Mr. and Mrs. llu1trr Icen- TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVF.RS ANY ITF.M IN OUR STORE, OHIO ACCOUNTS WELCOME Bill Wellman lt1 Williem•on appliances -- • Thumblip percolator pushbutton beater etector • Completely ( • RemoYable cord. immersible tor .asy Qeaning .. ICE CREAM 69c % gal. provide& eaSJer tlarldlin& aad oio<"'!! Carton COTIAGE CHEESE Large Siz• · Carton 59c r-'""'ncc""' , ctr ..." " - · " for Holi~ay LARGE Feasting! Vista i l " \ '· ,. controlled heat hair dryer o lectrlo Place Your Order for The Finest Fresh Dressed Turkeys Poultry of All KindsChristmas Hams. can opener • EXIt a Large fan movu hiih vdume ol air for ~ fntef dtyiflg. yet is • Fdst single contr<~l fmger-tip action • Hand~ any standard . size or sttapo cans j' : i:~f:ne'!~t~~t ,•: I _'rMIOitina caF- woOl>- ' ... P~SCAL :- Sunbeam Vis/a • Heawy-duty IN!IGr control .'- • Lar~~:e . fuN-mix be.;ters • ThLUnl>tip speed control • Automatic ~ate' ~jector only radiant toaster • No levers lo push, tw'ead ~s automatically .•• s~ nses 'NheA~tothe d~red deifM $16.94 c doz:~ \\\. TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 416M.In St. c ~ . Ills/a ~c:::;~ .\.iixmBSter .....,;~~ ~a.nd n1ixcr ·'Sunheam I bch~ $19.94 .~~'"' J - ~ . Pt. Plo11ant, W.Va. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DElJVERS ANY IT£M IN OUR STORE, 01-DO ACCOUNTS WELCOME .. : I- - - - - - - - - - 1 SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR DEC. 22-23-24 POMEROY only j J Right reserve(! tv limit. RACINE~ Armour's • Ful- Valu TURKEYS 3 MARKET CHICKENS HAMS lb. A 79 ~ ----- ;JnJ & : .~ ' •,------- M,. 'II :. '. AI The • Plenty of Christmas Candy tAll the Fruit, Peels and Nuts --· - lb.6Sc For Cakes Our Own Good Freshly Made t We Suggest While GROUND BEEF __ 3 lb. $1·39 Shopping to Check Our Price on Anti·FreezePrestone and Penn Champ For the Feast- Del Monte FRUIT tD..<\IHY BUYS 1 Ublf!, B.S. Barltlllld ~ SANTA B7 U811ed Pre11,.blera•lin•1 Klddies 12 year. BeUai!ie~ ' 1ft Shadyside.!t [; . . .and . .are Invited to vi .. Cadiz · Dillonvale 50 It when he arrives Mlngo,l Tlll4lllir1Ue M . in llfuon by l'ire truck on Nllton ;~ 70 ~I 61 ' Thursdv.., December 22nd at • .,!.Pleasant 114 Yortvnlt 'II · 7:31 p.m. ' Treats wlll be dl... IDillhllltlt ·• trlbutedlltl Mason klddles bJ 11'.~ 10 tilt Yo!. . . Flrt DtpWIIDI, (·n~e Store Wit/ LA Hart" Store W:Jh The Christmas Spir:t: English or Arm BEEF ROAST PEARL STS.-RA CINE '~pec ialties ROAST __ lb. 49c CHUCK I 'lpen Mon.·FrL _ • 9 to 6 ~ aturday -------- ·----- 9 to 8 can ••Greclod Good Beef EG!i NOG qt. No.2% cans can,3Sc For The Holidays- Fairmont I ai I I FLORIDA ~UICY $12.94 ' as Women's Club . . ISPlannmg . walk ChTIStmas Please' Order Today Lady Sunbeamir,.1;~ : c~ Members of Ohio Ela p:,, ' Chawr, Bela Sigma Phi So. rority, aril ~their gt1ests attend. MASON - Gifts were ex. ed the anodal Christmas d<nner rhangPd when the Mason Hap. ' held 'l'oe.sday evening at O;. PY Go Lucky 4-H Club met ca r's m Gallipolis. Mrs. F'ra~k recently at the Youth Center in ' EschiP.man, presid ent. g<ll.'e Ma son. As a token of apprecia- ~1 the tab le grace. A gift ex. tion for their services ti'le group change was held during the soprPsented to their leader, Mrs. : l'ial hour. Hushanrl~ ol mem. Lewis Gilland, a gift. hers were guest.'l lor the evenCarolyn Hughes was in charge : ing. 01 !he devotionals. Others tak· Ann B·r~ rm.1z, Caro1 Mr.Cu. 1 mg part we_re Karhy Keyes and 1 laugh Carolyn Grueser and t_.,. Maureen Riley. Debbie Stewart . Ia M,ilch r~eived prizes lor conducted the prn•ram with c · '-""" l11e prettiest wr<JpJ)t'd packJane Schwarz assisting. A re- ! ages. The door prize brour.-ht · ' by Mt·s. Knight was won 'by Por'· on the offleers 1ra1·nmg class h~ld in Point Pleasant was 1 Shirley fftfSton. A corsage w::~s he!~~~r a bnet . . 1 I presente"- to M" Knight, alibusm. ~e(t· visor to 'the chapter. ing wh en means of ~ •lrDiJ1: · money for the club .l'illjfl dis. I A!lending were Mr. and Mr<. cussed, refreshments·.,.p-·· were Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Robert served by Connie Hughes and , Hawlings, Mr. and Mrs. Hith· Kathy Roush to Cathy Keyes, ; ard Hovatter. Dr. and Mrs. Carolyn Hughes, Maureen Ril- ' Kei th Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· ey, Dreama Sawyers, Guila , ~>ard Moore, Mr. and MIS. Roush. Timmy Roush Cindy John Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom .• Workman, Jennie Th;bet Ma·j Clelland, Mr. and Mrs. Tom · rie Lambert, Rita Ryan, James Smilh, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ,,, &hawrz, Debbie Stewart, Rob. I Grueser, Mr. and Mr1. Benny in Johnson Dewayne Job Ew:ng, Mr. and Mrs. John ReDennis Joh~n Sharon w~Jon, dovian. Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Debbie Gilland,' Connie Gii~ar:::: McCullough , Mr. and Mrs. ~ill .Jeff Gillad . Debby W Anderson, Mr. and ;\1rs. Honn:e G)-egg Gibbs Kevin Cerry, O'Doncil, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ' amp, ~ hi M' B · Gregg camp, Randy Dudding. ..sc eman_._ :,s on n 1 e Henry Van Meter, Paul Hon. ThompsOil' and her gues t, Jer· alter • Jr·• B':ily FrJ, • · Ronme . [ ry Stewart and Martha Thompson, ·Leroy !~ •r,- - - Simpkins c · d I •• ' onme an Bar. I Meigs ToJJ Weight bora Lewis, Cheryl B urn s , · Carol Fruth, Terri Ebersbach' Jr atchers Dine Susan Fox, Mary Fox and Be.v: The Meigs Tops Weight erly Carson. i NotchHs enjoyed a Christmas · I dinner Ai the Martin Rest•ur· / ant Tuesday evening with the busine3S weeting held following tbe dinn~l th e cou nty infirm· lary. Members attending were Mrs. NEW HAYEN - The New I Leo Sear Daisy Patterson, Haven Woman's Club will ob. EdIth . Gardener, Dorothy serve '.the holiday season with Wmebren r. Coelle Hud,on, a Chri~lmas Walk on Tuesday Sadie K Hallie Mcintyre, Dece~ber 27th, beginning Bermce st. Martha Howf>l l, 7:30· ~-m. when the group will Clara Adams, Betty Clark and gather-at the home of Mrs. EtJ. Ruth N , ' · Joining the gro"p win stein where an appetizer , for the eting were Margan•t will h~ served i Ella ~ s, Jean Warner. Yi· Following a short bu•lness ; ola Ha . bach and Ceteil• meeting .11 lhe Stein home the I Milo. group will walk to the D~naid i Rou.•h ·home In New Haven I where Mr.. Roush will mv~ ! Hill llie 4-H sandwiches. As a part of the Club eeting Held f<> tivltfes, the group will sing MASO - The Christmas Christmas carols. 1 party f the Hili Billie 4·H . ror their next slop they wlil Club w . iscussed at the meet· . ,,., at th~ hocnr of Mrs. Jli ldo /;ng Ilcceniber i31h at LetArt, Rid~w•y where gifts will be l W. Va. It was decided that car· exchanged and a des.•ert will ollng wt be done before the be served to each. party on the evening of Decem. Their final stop wlil be· at her 2lst, afterwards gifts will the home of Mrs. Robert Gur. be exch ed, and refreshments 1 tis, where the home will be will rved. be~utlftllly decor,;tted with home Durl he meeting devotions mede . Christmas decorations. were gi, by Beverly Yeager, Soft dMnks will be se.Ved . Tommy · Johnny Cullen. The program was given by Darlene, SERVICE ANNOUNCED Denise , Jackie Shiflet, ~ASQN - The Rev. ·Marvan· Debbie Paula Barnette. Frame' ol the Mason Methodist Talks by Karen Churcli' has announced that David Newberry. ChrJstmu Eve Coininunlon Seradjournment, vice wjll be held . on Uecember games .ll.'ll!er the direction of 14, at ~:311 p. m. at tlie Ma 110n recreaciJ leader. were play. Churc!i, ed. r· $23.94 .. Gilts Exchanged By 4-H Club at Yout.h Center 1 _o_uo_AY_ __ Vista stainless steel automatic electric DAIRY BUYS! Good Quality Real 28 * ' ~ bot, DEVIL's designed with a special flair fu gracious living ' - Ann ISorority Dinn isHeld In Gallipolis t'' ' INSTANT Pt. Pleasant, W.Va . Sunbeam C A LLY O WNED · NATIONALLY K 992·3498 ·r 10 4I6 Main St. eJUST ARRIVED . .. New Shipment Par•keets. Give 1 livo gift for Christmu. Full line of pet lupplies. Prft:esm Thll Ad Effecl!vt Dec. 22.ZS·24 1 1 SOFA$-CHAIRS 4 6oL $1.00 '~;:; For the Whole Family , consists or whatever a body i.s obliged In do. Play consists oi ' wha tt'vcr a body IS not obliged ~1rs. Newark visited \! 1· and Carl Auth 2rson. Sunda y. · tf~ATURING Hlltd>REDS ,~f " .. / j STAit ~... _, . . ._.... . . ,. . __ _!~tt A_~~ - G!fJ.!tl,.E,~~~ STORE s-10 BEN FRAN Kll Ns-10 Fine Upholstered BIRDSEYE ORANGE JUICE BOOTS Prices Begin At - - - • A GOLD " FOOD BUY OF THE WEEK FRO;Q:N I. 1 All D•y Thurad1ys Until Christm•• "FLEXSTEEL'' MARKETS local, Mr and Mrs Cl: f on- 1l:ve' at East Liverpool. ASCAP pals figured out. oWy and son. Port_land . Mr. and Mrs. Hayes McMur\1"155 K th · Datlev was an JULIE CHRISTIE'S "fed up : a } f M . d I ray Chuck Lawson and Terry overnight guest o r. Hn • · · d d , H. p tl d Brewer. local, VISite Mr. an lrS'._DaCnhn~ ai~e~i , or :; s.uf- . Mrs. Hoy Powell and family 1 .\ !Iss ns Y me~· . w . \Jr Joe White and son of ft'red a fall at school. :s gellmg , 1· · 11 . .1 d M ana " :nersv: e v:s: e r. I along nit-el ~. . . Mr~. Dillon Taylor. .\1rs. Dons Da1ley :.md Ml~S - Ma Johnston K<J rE>n Johnston visited Mrs. Y ·__ _ • BIG 3 Ours and two chtldren, K )1r. 11::'afnnl H'wood with a hernia ; picked Ok~~v Pack. Mrs Mary f ~ns. j Mrs .Jame Congo vtstt.ed re!a- up a check, his needling 1 EVENI...G OPEN QUALITY FOODS l EVIEitY RUTLAND DEPT. STORE ~ID CROSS SONS LYONS MARKET I 0 T e AT RUTLAND e e TIL • Swansdown .. . Yellow, Devil 's Food, White, Fudge Cocoanut 49( s boxes box, 29c ; i d' ! ... -' i i FAIRMONT Del Manto, Hunt's, Stokely's, Argo or Greer- Your Choice Halves or Slices COTTAGE CHEESE Fomily Size 30 ounce C•rtan 4.9C c No. 21/• e~ns I< raft . . Sol•d Bowl Salad Dre,.ing, qt. 37c c qt. I TANfiERIHfS I "''""' ORANGES .CELERY LARGE 30 SIZE LARGE 24 SIZI HEAD LETTUCE t·. . APRICOTS ~~;; "" "' f:.!;• Sj STOKELY'S PUMPKIN ··~~ 19c ~~· 49C ~ ·· CHERRY PIE FILLING M•::~~~;~·s 3~7~.2 S1 19c .~ INSTANT COFFEE ~~~~::~af• -10 i:;s1t' ·19c PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX _;.~·37c ELBOW MACARONI ~~.~ - ~~· 33c m.J9c hch. hd. I I i Grade A P•stturiz.. MILK Hamag•nbtd GALLON _ _ SHORTENING • 3!:~69c Pllilloury llllttrmllk ..,. BISCUITS hko 4 ....' 31c l We Are A .Partlclpant In The Racine Merclwlto chriJ~ • me; 'l'retture Ch''' AU fgr 1'0111' lrtc . $flbl. 79( ·snow Drift Purt Vtttt. ' ,! • I .1il0. , I ... _ _ __..;,.j, . ,, ' '. ' �' ' I~ ' ' . I ll . ' . alton 13 0 Atten d Ch . ap ter nsta, guests/~~ ~~ron' repr.esent~ 13~;,.:ing Gra~d One hundred thirty u.embers wt're present an <hapters were Cha~:er~~· ~~jd ~~~Helen lolr~~~;~~~on uilie~rs, ".um ua ' ·-' Saturday evenln~ D~ce~:;ro;17 fieldln~talling Grand when Racme ?rde: M;:ye lnstal~ng Gr~n ·t and Hoberta K. Mindhng; , Peggy i""rhcm;er; Grand Represen ·tre IXOn , Jacob)~ ~~~ ta tJve uf West Virginia . . m ens CtJa.pl r a~ Matron' were Ben Philson who Straits~ 'd Thereon Johnson The insw llmg Grand Officer., Stewar ~s w . t !led officers ms a en' · .- Other A· ciate matron, ) '" VOL XVIII I Marines ommunist Bat tali sung by members of the ma;ron, the past matron 's ' Sunshine Class ol the Ma~n jewel whJCh ha<i IJelonged to Melllodist Church . when e, 1 1 his mother, Helene Jolurson, ' group met lor therr mo;t 1 y who was a memLo'r ol Racme meeti ng on Mooday •." 111 g.b I pre - ThelJJ were accompanu: !dM y , C-,h ap Ier. Chloru"., (•'rimm _ . • • 1 ! were :.ented her with a gill trom ll!e Mrs. Ray Proffitt, pla ru::;L. rs. . . .t: Ilapter. W'lliam pre- ' Ca therine Swatzel M was HI charge 1 . _ Sh:!wart Mary · Cecil ' lnsta llmg Grand OtfJcer, EIP.· sso . . atron Ben ::;ented the retmng patron , Ben ul the program., rs. . , aherh Foster'. Past Gl'and Ma- , Cleek; a,soCJat~ p 'Grella Philson witi1 a past palron's omllh read lire chrrstmas .< lory i . ,... .I! Chaner 3R4 uf Phtlson- secre ary, I ' and spiritual readm~s were gtv- 1 nun , uranvt e t· . , SJmpson · treasurer, Letha Jewe. . '·I · Ca th en ne Swarrel Grrhtv tlle. ' ' · B r re closing the meetmg en by .v I s . ', lnswll ing " Gr'"tld Organist.. Morris ; conductress, Maxtne eo Mrs. Mu rl Megee, Mrs, Lester ',. HnUcrt <l K. Mindl ing, Past Zerkle and Mrs. George Ca rson : Grand Matron, MI. Murrah I I ' I . Mrs. Ro"ell Capehart,.Pr•: : Chn ter 506. Beverly . • I a ISided duri ng a br~el ousmes:; I ln;lall ing Grand Marshals lrC when addltlU•.ml plans! ' Helen Bartle}'. Assuci<ite Grand Mrs. John Fu ltz presente.d 1room for refresh ments of, cran . ! were made lor th e C_hrtslma.l l Malron Belmont Chapt er 5J5, "Christmas customs and tradt- berry salad, crackers sened_b} party planned for paltents at ' t:ons in Austr ia'' for the pro- lthe hostesses, Mrs. Laktn State Hospita l on Dec 't gram at the December meet. Lrenner and Mrs ~ Elizabeth Sl<1· 23rd. U lSI ing of the Dorcas Circle of the ven. Mrs. Joe W;lson, who I Hetreshmenls were served at t Middleport First Baptist unable to be present. was a ' lhe conclusJOn of the busmess Church Tuesdav evening at Icontributing hostess Olhers al-l meeting. Rcfresnmcnt. l·!Oie l the chu rch. tending in addition tn the was decor aled In keeprng . wttn , 1 t visit the . hove were Isabel Toy, Ferne 1he Ch mt.mas season. Hostess Plans were !ntH White t:s were Mrs. Russell Barton, 1 home and e taoke ,a g·Jl't The meeting was opened Wtlh ! Chees•brew Beulah c hI y res1 .den I when th".. r·nrayer bv• Mrs. Jacob Sl· Turner !lana Hamm • Cleo Richardson Matilda Noble, Mrs. · cou to neach . ' · E at . F . 'dl Ne'ghbors cl ub met with Mrs. . Eltzabeth aven, Ptarl Hoffman, JanKe Gibbs, I erine Swat7.el and Mtss mma y ev:ning Ht ' the chairman, m charge o_f the bus- al!d Lera Jones. IF'orthe. I 1 , iness meeting. Devottons Attending were the hostesses 01 on A) Mrs. Pau 1 drnner given by Clara Riley and rn· ... ... ........ and Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. Th\ Bailey's restau r- [<'luded the Christmas story lak. F""""' · .... cc ..... · .., Cecil Smith, Mrs. Pearl Roush, 1 1 was rn .precd mg en from St. Luke, and a poem, . Miss Carroll Lyons, Mid· I Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. 111 ,' C ' 1 a 1'' were small " L.el Me Be Quiet. " A prayer dleport librarian, b8s an- Hoffm an, Miss Mary Duddmg, rng . cups fill ed with bened . iction closed the devo. nounced that th e 'l'ddl Mrs · sl le:1meeClous r' J epo rt Mrs. Ell en FogIes oog, . twna ,I' Public Library wlll be dosed Gladys Thomas. Mrs. Russell ff an a · · · 1 sessiOn. · ·mints. Dec. 24,and the ai!IO day Misses Ca pehart, Ray Pro ill, Mrs. Robert Aroold ' preSJ· I 11Je circle voted lo supply a , Saturday, belore Cbrislmas HildaMrs. and Lorena WeiSs, Druuken Oy1J11 ICCOWI1s for 10 per cent of ~e fataiiUes among Ulhl plane pilots, I f 1 SAIGON (UPI)- A Communist battalion o 350 men mosUy because they treat launchetl two mortar and small arms attacks against a the plaleo like their cars, a lJ Manne unit near Hue today but was driven back In Federal Aviation A(ent'Y offl· an hour-long battle fought m a nwnsoon dow~pour. . clal oald today. The increased activities of the Commumsts m thts Dr, Stanley R. Mohler said ' northeast corner of South Vietnam added to the belief the lllhl plane pilot wbo the North Vietnamese were still trying to drive across drinks and IUea feels be Is In the border in a new offensive. B52 bombers and jet no more danger than he would fighter bombers hombed red troop buildups near there be "driving home after a today. . . 1 eouple ol drinks." The Marines who called m artillery to blunt the This aSiumptlon Is wrong Communist attacko, found the b11dies of nine dead Co':"· aDd It Is killlnJ the pUots at munist troops, raising their total to 68 enemy dead m tbe rate of abool 165 a year, two days of fighting 12 miles north of Hue. U. S. losses aid Mohler, wbo beads the were reported light. . . aeromedical applleatloos dlvl· While fighting flared on the ftfth ~nruversary of the olon of the FAA's Ofllee of death of the first Amencan soldter m Vietnam spokesmen AvlaUon Medlcloe. also reported the loss of another plane over the North and a heavy sea bombard· ment of Red positions in the the North Vielnarrn;se. They South. said there was no WJdence the I Koreans had flown combal North Vietnam today was missions and pointed out reported to have compleied a Communist Chinese laborers major evacuatedionA of Hanoi and Russian mi ..lle expert> I because of fear mer1can aJr have been in North Vietnam for · attacks and its leariing military some time in noncombat I Cl b V' countOy Home ~as I 1 I With Presents 1 ~. All with Pittsburgh Plate Glass 1 I Enter the golden oge of decorating with these magnificent mirrors! What more dramatic than tfle11 classics of the frame maker! art? Traditional Bassett craftsmgnship, •· I i 1 1 Mfle~ Ta~,-·Jor. Ch~istmas al~noat .~ hom~ .. w~re • - 1 ' ·-~--~.... Mr~. a~d Lester o~ g; ven, dt en the Naylnrs alt for Veterans Memorial Hospit. wrea lle p a~e 0 Christma s. Ia Gilts were exchanged i·rlrestJme-nts served by and Trays of cookie•, fru it and I ~he candles were prepared and deho.,.tt'ss to Mrs. George Buch-; livered to shut·ins or the church Zerkle, Mrs. Departme~ ... on the 2nd and 3rd Floors. Bring The Kiddies To See Santa Claus in the Furniture Dept. on the 2nd floor. EL-~R~ELDS IN POMEROY Mur~~~~~;~~~iii~~;~;=~;;;~~~~~i'ij==~:::·~i;ijiiij~~~ Flo~sie pla ns wer_e also made to pl e- ~ gifts of toys were brotJght m- Dec. 26, dent, meet a child The and I jng. tbe Monday followpa re conducted Ch~l:tmas the~ask etsmg fo~ school stead oflunch a giftfo rexchange. two fami lies. ~ Jep~~rtst~:s toys will be giwn to children ~"" e::>"".m'"'',.......,.....,.,.... ~ •• w,.. "\ Hun Memorml Playground. Mirro~On Sale In The Furniture I F~avors THURSDAY GETTING READY- This scene was repeated many times this Christmas seaapn throughout Meigs County as residents made ready for old St. N1ck. Moms Harden, Syracuse, Is placing a tree in a __cu_s_to_m __ er_lll_ ca_r_.- - · -- -- - - - · - - - 2 to 3 PM FRIDAY - - - - 6 to 7:30PM SATURDAY _ _ _ _ 2 to 3 PM i RPihel and a gut-s1, Mrs. Kennelh Rom• ne. of the United Method1st church Grange Meets in Monday evening. Mrs. Jed I f"'--..----=-----1' Regular SPssion Webster Sr. was co-hostess. , Hemlock Gro~·e Grange met Mrs. Alonzo Custer, vice pres1 Pomeroy Oldo in regular sessiOn Saturdy ev- ident was in charge of the ening with C~r.ol Jones, worthy meet,ing which opened with deTONIGHT and THURSDAY master, p~sidtng. , . \'Otions by Mrs. Everett Thorn~ Dec. 21-22 ' The mee tmg opened m rttu~l- as who read from Isaiah 2 and NOT OPEN istic form . One appeal f?r ~Jd ave a meditation on Thoughts I FR1DAY and SATURDAY I'PRo~,~~l~ER ANYTHING" was answered. A contnbut10n g . . . was made to Boys Villlage. A, of Chnstmas closmg Wilh pray- the. '~iiiiiiiliiiiili-jl-liiijj-·ji-ji-ji-jj--im~asliiJw.er•e•s•e•rv•.ilii.iiiiiii, i- ---·- OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9:00PMCLOSE CHRISTMAS EVE AT 5:00PM WATCHES del~. UP Rog. 25c Chrlotmas sweetest GIFT ! I to 17 memb." and two guests, Miss Myrtis Kay Parker and James Webster. Napkins w~e I red carrying out the Christmas theme and favors were , small white plastic baskets Jill. : ed with holly and poinsettias. 1 A FOR THE MAN ON YOUR LIST: eJ ARMAN eH US H PUPPIES e H.\fl/0 e HA NDCRAFT e WOLVERINE e BROOKS eRED WING e IIO IJS E SLIPPF:RS e S1\0W ROOTS Men's Sizes au, to 13 Widths A to EEE ~ A A A ~ A II II II II II II A II II FOR THE LADY ON YOUR LIST: eJACQUELlNE eCONNIES ePARIS FASHION eH USH PUPPIES ,. ePOLL PARROT ~ e HOUSE SLIPPERS •• eHOSIERY •• eSNOW BOOTS • Ladies Si?.es to 10 •• Widths4 AAA to EE A ~ II II • ~. .t~·-...",..· .\,' ' J I' under the 0~ st~te Ro~te t~e~I pea:.U !; * Vletn~m ' an-po~·tant Sk;~•w ov~~ t~t appe~ N~ ~",!r ~eet dan~tr.; ~::!~~:~~: ~~.~lllmat announ~ SJM~: i th~ 16c SPECIAL l-~a:-,:-,g:-ht-,S::h":"ln_y_ _ ! Open • CHRISTMAS BULBS REG. $1.39 SPECIAL 89c Eveni :r and GAMES ' by Lady.Buxton . Jets, neckiJ.,. · n · 't ereal big jumbl~T ·')i! . . find a tblng? see.,~f, eaolly everJthtng liOii straiJJhleneol out .tn. a Good Soloctlon of Pipes Lady Theodorus Council Meets on Monday eHUMIDORS eTOBACCO POUCHES 11 e PIPE RACKS 1 lb. $1.80 2 lbs. $3.35 3 lbt. $5.00 5 lbt. $S 73 Mill ST. Buxtnn from ~ eCIGARETTE LIGHTER 122 N. SECOND $5.00 MIDDLEPORT. 0. ' ' .E ;y JJ~ FREE PARKING IN., ;.~~ , ' ·• ' , .. ·, ' ' ' '' '. ' -~ ' vel:~:~~~e:~;~,~~~~~nded. a~des E Builder , BI.t of a Hole , , . . . an~wer WASHINGTON (UP1) -The of lbe tbne lop .up. bl lbiHIIM ftr llmloot. .,• ;";.Dcaster, were seat to the Post Ofllct parlmeol Wednesday by De. the ofllte ol lime duct Rep. Waf. ter MaeDer, J){)b!o, '11le .UIIblet, u approved by the U. S. Civil Service Com· mlsthnl, weq ·Lowlo 1!. aoy. M. ... 811 Plll!l L Rldfr, an ol LuCIIJIcr, Jr., MlrviD ne 1180101 ~:=~=·~ J:'., . ~ng ~· Bfr~.a!bt~Uon, llt,~y prlva~ ~-...l · ~· ~ ·V.Mb~·· tetillll~ ~ -~ Ut.,.,, ~ lbe. . ,uo.. · . . · !!dlt~ · ~ -~· · &vajt~.~ .. ,•..•..,..'4~ ;fl!l'c~llil. 111111or ·~~·II' II•'~ M t' , , } it . · : , ~ tf\11.._ * •\iai· 1111,. t ... WfiiCli- ladJii,ll,oi*·P*U'JiliM 0111•• ll~lwe:-nt -.a·b11Jiel' lltot-11)'1, ~Jii': Ill Sfali'l; dal·Y.c!lilllllllll Plilt/0 . ' ,. ; II . ' • ' <,.) ~:· '! . . ;:'•' 1 ' 1· ' ' \ \' 'f ,I. ' • '· 0 • '•. •, were....... it~ gqo~ee~oonrs" devolo~ ~~~ Decemi~J~.•ll •base• Settlemen~ 'Include~ a M~~ageol ~didn't G ~ ou~" ~hether·~· tor bankruptcy Wednesday In Hughes, ~pokesman, ~.id they would run for re-eleetion ~ · U.S. Dislrlct Court here, listing were leavmg the ranch , aaylng he would CI'GIIIIId. : debls of $6,277,539 and assets plete support ol the pollc1es, the 1968 bridge two 8T8 from . of $8,21iii. principles and the precepts as Hngheo said come IIJI'III' He reported that $6,229,580 of set forth by the PreSident ol the meeting the debts was In unpaid notes, United States." In addition ·to Hulhet the biggest holder being Inland Hulbes said theae "were the Corplnland., PHlqua, a sub- Deneveroc whenmeeting by Gov. Don BI,.SI')' omeo, man- m ra 1c , Nortll Carolina. Robert ufacturers of pre • packaged at Wbite Sulphur Springs, Sooth Carolina( Milia E. borneo sold to developers. W. Va., last weekend, Sired VirBibla· Hulett Ettore's housing charges that Johnson aod bls ,...,.,.,:, PhW H. menIs aware, VertiiUQI• 1o1m Connally •-- In Del •,u..,..., p Ohio, and Louisville, Ky. Karl 'llalvaag Mlnlle'llltllo He said he Is currently unSHOPPING ' employed, ,/I, DAYS LUT D•NNo II&T A belitat CIIIIOdJ' WEATHER lion by tile delendlllt ln... 011 1 LIWe Ia tem)lerlture llllalll n. Delblrt ii today A lfltle I!OIIler 1101111 111141 has 11eeo set lor well 'IGilPI ... Friday. Low LID. tllll..t INI. Plarrlot aorlh. 10 NEW YORK (UPI)-Mrs. 1 to publish the hardcover version ny to Mrs. Kennedy's ney, said she was told there F. Kennedy's IUCCesllflll of Manchester's book In April, complaint in writing was were polltleal lnaccuraciea and auppressloo of part of the was CODSulted on tho deletioll.!. atended 24 llotln-frOilJ today llllfair references In maalllne sertallutlon of ''The This, plus Mrs. K81U1edy's unW Friday. Tlte ease oomos up the book. But abe ad..,.: "In Death o1 a President" was personal abhorrence of bavlng In court out Tuesday II no lime, history will deal fairly expecled loday to lead t. an to face the petsooa!agony ol a accord Is reached. and justly with this periOd" acconl with the book publlsber courtroom lhowdown, made it Objeelttnable Material 0111 Mrs, K81U1edy has not rl!ld the k and avoid a &pecllcular court seem llke!y the boo publisher Mrs. K81U1edf'• attorney, manuscript. fllbt. · and the Kennedy lamtly would former federal Judge Simon Alk CrWciJ f4Dk maeuloe agreed Wtcf. reach qreement on amend- Rllkind, aald of the seutement Mancbetter prerioualy crttJ. er, !Jeaday nJiht to cut !,1100 words menta It the controversial text. with Look: clzed tlla move It prevent from William Manchester's Harper 6 Row was l'eJIOWed "Everything that Mrs. Kenoe- publlcallnq ol bll 100,000 word eel. "Here, above all places, the "olf)clal" account of tile wu. Wednelday to be willing to dy objected to Ill book as "crual and unjust" 8lld ofllce seeb the 1081. I am nnt 1lnalloo of Prealdeul Kennedy 1ecep1 the cuts made In the He said Mrs. Kennedy bad asbd .only that ""' work be Interested in the Chaplaincy nor '.llld modi!)' other .parta 01 the lllll(uble demanded only de!eUon or lllowed to a*d the •·test of lll!I'VIng as Postmaster lo Lan. 1;11. 'The pallllllfl . t'lvealfcl Neither Manchester 11or H_ar· rev!BIOD of passages ol a hlgbly time: . caater. Thla slory, attributed to . fil\1, Keblledy's mott per 6 Row has commented on personal nature. eveu II It Is the WllSblngtoo correspondent l ·tmotlons 1l1ld the LoOk seltlement. Mrs. "There has beeD no censor- extended to ba!dcov- ol the Cohunbus Dlspalcb Ill Just 1'1 lovolvJna her and' her K01111edy'1 ial! '. lUll against sblp ol history," said. William er book, lflay 1101 · keep the another example of the lrrespnnMurlaee. AllPIII'IIIolo dl '"'· them' 10 blllel: ))UbllCiitlon of the .Altwood, odltor -ID • cblel 01 pe!'80JII) Jllllqe8 which olfelid. llble reporting ol the Dispatch Joltony Raymond Klein, It, CltRISTIIAS SEALSIItmlllf cleleted Jll!l!!l !he baok remained In Ioree. Legal CGwles· Communlcauona, Inc., eel Mrt, KenaetJ, from being reporter, to wblcb the readers Rt. 2, Pomeroy, U.S. Army and 1"11 IESPIRATORY DISEASES Jjat . . a c II on a 811111 .Loek was publisher 01 Look. 1Wklnd and printed ellewbere. There WBrt 01 the tenth congressional dl• Carolyn Elizabeth Buclde)l, 23, . .JiOiftlcall)' dnlppeil as part . 01 the Attwood· the qree. reportl ,lbal, plratee ,,n trtct have tno lq been IUfl. Middleport. • lllout the, rela"141a81J!p be!wl!lll IM~~t. The D18JQ1Qe Will m,at jelotly W......,ay llilhl r~. ~ l'lllhlPC to raiDt Jected." Moeller laid. file Kennedy ·fatDuy and J'ret. beaiJ1 publl!flq ''The Death tl following bouni olllfiOII· boajleC . ol Moeller INrDeci abool lhe • ldent Joim1011, • fh•lllooiii"'JID. 10. ot · ·' •· · t to walb. ,k!wel PRESCRIPTlON~HEAOOJARTERS. YOUR a~~~~:.~! ~:ntinued, ~ere Jolm ~~----m-----~ J I , Caoel There's ~lll·fO% every piece YOU . ...,., And you dress in ao time flat!· ·Hsavenl1 eotors. . ePIPE TOBCCO Paul_~• ~~~~-I .Agreement Expec ted on 'the B00k' ..... ·b•JilC· lleo<l...,.,. ....... , , Gilt ' i PRICE Democrati·c Governors, LBJ March I'n Uneasy Harmony ~ J~bnson m. ' too ~lis Jewel dOl. ~u Upon Return ~early chlldre~~ 59c 25c 59c tree! i I Theodorus Counoil, Daughters · of America, met lA regular session Monday eveniig at the lOOF haU with Dean Barn;tx, councilor, presiding . Reported ill were M a b e I Bearhs and Ell>abeth bell improving. Co"nmtmical!~".s were read from Elizabelh berg, state councilor, and Myr- : tie Timmerman. 1t was aD· nounced that the books of the Council would be audited fore the next meeting at home of Mrs. Campbell. traveling prize donated Ema Jesae was awarded Marie Hauck. A social wu enjoyed and &ifls .exchanged, ~I chn.rren I SCOTCH TAPE I ,. A salad course wa!l served by the hostesses on crystal trays 1 Gfl•d AppoIll • tmtm t D· Ia ed Moeller Finds Report Absurd PORTABLE RADIO • •s14.95 $9.45 SPECIAL 1 Get The Gift That Comes In Pairs ~; !~ 88 perls estimated today that the making this power a motive o1 / tersection caused a blind of obtaining additional recom. AUS fiN, Tex. (UP!) - President and pro8TIIJ!l would produce an ad· competition, of confidence and "We ourself want to reiterate 1 spot. No arrest was reported. mendations from colle e coach. sldent Democratic govermrs :"ere back m harmony clltlonal 15,0011 volunteers, price, the Pope said. oor pleasure and acclaim. and c ful cog ches of day, though not necessarily tn perfect tune with tadl ' "What Is expected now Is that BARNE'ITE INJURED es cess a other. . , Happlne., Enth The Pope's 1,700-word, Italian. both parties to the confilct Larry K. Barnette, 18, Rt. 1 · larger high schools. We ore A meetmg of Johnson and nme state governors frolll WIND$0R, ONT _ THE ' language address was almost extend this trace, and that It Middleport, was admil!ed to ' hopeful thiSh wlll iroduee more his own party at the LBJ _ranch Wednesday produ.:ed;d., I<IUJids of happy were entirely devoted to the theme of become possible to proceed Holzer Hospital at 5:05 p.m. h: "It I to prngraDJB were to blame far tile " c:boked off Wednesday by 1a! peaee. Nearlr one-fourth of it from the suspenalon of fighting Wednesday with muiUple Iacer· is Impossible to fulfill our plan stu in better communication. party'• election losset .. dump lruck that smashed dealt with VIetnam. to sincere negotiations, the only allons and a. fractured left an- Tenth Dlstrtct Cong. Walter of making an appointment prior Y November. lJchoolbUs llat and biJried Pope_ path to achieve . peace In kle. He was mjured when he H. Moeller today labeled recent to January 1. At this time we I - A promise by Johnson . to The Iowan said the Ill oecupanls UDder 25 tons ol freedom and In jusllee. was caught between two ears reports published In the Colum- an make no atatement as to look inlo, and have his "serious problems" shilling, suffocallllll sand. Eight Vetereas M<morlal HosJ!Ital , "This. once again stresses the which he and a fnead at- bus Dispatch and some other e explore, grievances ranging around state admlnJatratl-. gade ·school died and Admlsalollo - Helen Bess, strategtc point of. this painful tempting to s!art. He II listed loth district newspapers \ as from federal patronage to federal I) . , . illjured. I Syracuae; Robert Knapp, Cbar. and paradOXical Situation: The m good cllldlllon. "false, absurd, and revolttng," X· ID allegedly "arbitrarv" efforts war, aid to Tlte \ruck skidded around a' lesion; Sharon Thelss, Racine; heart of man. which stated that he had been u.s. officials to cut off U. were among COI'!Ie!'," sldeswipped the bus and Mrs. Edward Manley, Mlcldle. ''Good will hold! the key to TWO nNED "campaigning for the Jli18t as funds from schools failing mentioned by Johnson tipped over, entombing the bus port. peace. The difficulty springs Okey Kiser and Charles C. Chaplain of the U.S. House of meet desegregation gUidelines. these problt!ID8 . . 811!1111 small passengers under Dlsc!J1111es - David Chadwell, from the fact that this key must Blake, bolll ol Rl 2, Racine, Representatives. -Agreement that the Demo- from state to state aDd fnlll.' · pal1 25-ton cargo o! sand. Cora Cunnlnham, Jamea 11111, be turned almultaoeouaiy by the were fined $10 and costs each "No one campaigns for such COLUMBUS (UP[) - Don C. cratk National Comndttee to region , 01111 two children escaped In- Mrs. Charles Mcllonald and l'l!BpODslble leaden ol both in Meigs County Court on lntoz. ao exalted offiee," Moeller stat- Ettore of Columbus, a former needs overhauling. Johoso bntshed side OONTINUED 011 Pago 2 son, Emma Paugh. fronls." !calion charges, Wedoeaday. borne buJlder, flied a petition Iowa's Gov. Harold n as to hf· 14 TRANSISTOR 1 YOung Drl.ver provided these can "We all know what power of Christmas Oiled the world with Deputy Robert Beegle lndlcat- ton reports that as many as. 50 within next few weeks, h; COrrected within slz weeks /destruction pr.sent day man admiration and joy," the pontiff :ed two cars parked on the right North Korean pdots were aiding said. time. P"!Jt&gon manpower ez. l wields and how some men are said. ' side of Rt. 338 south of the In"We also are In the process , · 89c i w~r u~~l I . $6.95 report of the nominating committee and officers elected for the coming yecu were Mrs. Webster, president; Mrs. Custer, vice president; Mr~ . Gerald 1 Wildermuth, secretary; and Miss Campbell, treasurer. · At the close ol the meeting, 1Mrs. Marie Chapman on be· hall of the class presented Mrs. i Thomas the teacher, with a gift, i after which gifts which had i been placed under the lighted : tree were exchanged. H~ TIMEX meeting of Pomona Grange was er. She also read TrThe Legend announced on January 6 at of the Christmas ee. -Tech nkolorR ks Hall roll w::men Beauy, Leslie Caron. oc ' prmgs · I Members responded to Kse-nan Wynn, Hermione (;m A Christmas program of read- cal! with A Christmas giving. go ld, Rob Cummings ings and songs was presented Final plan~ were made to meet"JOHNNY RENO dunng the lecturer ·hour. At t_he1 ,·ng at the church Wednesday, - TechnicolorDana Andrew:.;. JanP R.ussPII . close of the . meetmg a SOCla at 2 p.m. to prepare gifts for Wn Cha ney, John Agar. Lyl P hour w~s enJ~ed a~d refre~h· shut-in members of the church. B!.!ltger. Tom ments m keepmg Admi ~s ion : Hlk Drake & JOe ed WJth Chnst- Miss Grace Campbell gave the ~ged won- ~ ~ sz 99 MiiGS THEATRE ""'"" .~ ~n:;x- war~ed .· WORLD I ' ouan, Mrs. Leon McK.mght, including Mrs. Charles ~a:\1rs . 1\rnold . ~1rs. Chctrles l Mrs. Ada Root, M . and The beaulirull decora ted Werry. Mrs. W;llard HIlle s, Mrs. Victor Grim, Mrs. Wil- h e or Mrs. ri'wight Parker, ' ~1rs. Henry Werry, Mrs. Roy liam Motley and Mrs. ;ILester I Polm t Rdg Road was Smith Mrs. Elwood Bowers, 8 . easan 1 e . , 01 ·Thomns w M re. 1 the scene or the Chr1stmas meetMrs. Merr}', D r l s. Mem bers went dmmg Em Prson Well , 1 r~. on ey _ ___ _ to__ ,th~ - - .mg and part)' of the .JOP class mee. " strategist vowed the Commu- . capacities. ALMOST OVER - Joe Perry, left, and Homer nlsts would fight on for as long The spokesmen alSG disclosed Smith, employees of the Pomeroy postal departmenl, Heavy damage was caused to as it took to wio the war. that Americans died in a<tion are unloading a small portion of the mail received' Ia .«./ two 1966 model cars and an 18 The new Indications of Com. and 433 others were wounded in ' during the pre-Christmas season. Mail deliveries are year.{)ld woman driver of one munlst unwlllmgness to end the lhe week ending Dec. 17. lt somewhat lighter now as the end of the Chriltmu VI j Ch 1st of the cars was injured In a fighting appeared to !till any CONTlN\IEf> On Page 2 mailing is near. VATICAN CITY (UP!)- Pope Paul . • n a • i trarnc accident Wednesday at lingering U.S. hopes North ..:..:.__:_..::._ ___::.__ _ __ _-"--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' mas call for peace in Vietnam, torught ltha\ 4'55 P m In Racine Vietnam might agree to an controllable circumstances" could tngger a nuc ear 0 "" · · . . extension of the imminent A • caurl .t any time. !Jie pontiff repeated his call for an The sheriff's department said t Christmas truce. . [., • J,/ . , . tended truce in Vtetrutm to give time for peace nego a- j vehicles driven by Freda F. American s p o k e sme n an. . , .. .' ' ' .... -.,,.. tlons. ' id Ferguson, Sll, Raclnt, .aAd Sha. ced . S 1 n meanwhile . , ' ., . ' , ·. ·1!)' The UPI "Good will holds the key to peace,' the Pope sa ron Theiss 18 Rt 1 Racine noun m a go ' k h The selection ol the Mti.@S when we will be ready to tnnuence in the school ' lin his Christmas message broadcast . throughout collided 338 ai Navy Af wasN' Local head football ooach will nounce the appointment, but It system and in the eommtmity Good •1'idings? world by Vatican Radio. fie both sldea to aJYe t the intersection of Fifth and down by groun ;e o; t not be made by this January 1, will not be made until we have at large. The superintendent's WABii!NGTON BEGJN. , world the "Christmas sn esllono Main Sts. Wednes ay. PI 0 Supt. George Hargraves said interviewed all available candi-responslbility io to seek oul and Dlng Feb 1 tho Defenae De-l der" of peace talks. •r was hsted as mJSslng. Wednesday dates and carefully reviewed lo find the best man available. partmenc •lrill accept for millthreat of bul · ..•<pee Y a warm• Miss Thel" was tal<en to SbeU Commanlot Campo The supe;intendent on Octo- their previous records." Neither time nor effort wiD be tary sanil<l! volunteers who turned to said the l ly" prelled biJ learller Veteran• Memorial HoBpltal by At sea, four Seventh ber 25 had the se- His stalement continued: spared in this miS8lon." have eertaln physical defects nuc ear modern man that scbedn eel separa the Racine emergency •quad. dest':"yers and a heavy gUided lection 'would be made after the "This Is an important appoint. Mr. Hargrave• concluded, that previously would have !?security bo f all from a Christmao and 1 It was reported she suffered a mlsstle crUiser fired more than dose of the football eason, or ment. We know the citizens of "The patience and uoderslaDdrejeeted . them. sprmgs a ve tram be merged to a sl-e broken collarbone. 850 shells at North Vlelnameae rior to January 1 1967 if pos- our school district want It toing of the citizens of !be schoal Tho new program will permit oonlfnuous and growing danger 45 or S<lay annlstlct lasting Officers said the car driven camps and automatic weapon pbl ' ' be right when it is made Adistrict are greaUy needed, aad pr 1 entcy IntO serviee ol men by Ferguson pulled car, Into forcing the coast positions along VJetnam .the 00rthernth Wednesday head football ooach is an ·trn.will be appreciated." eviously could not meet wbo tile a-daareal nger w c B......ot new yearthroFughb e , .the •· Iside of the Theiss of South n e ed Hargraves th t al li re. Is 1 trc tances could make doBe h port a sever app can 24 weight standards - either too ;nd " "The truce which both bel- it into and breaking off a pole past . ours. . kes- have been Interviewed lor the fat or too thlo- or wbo sUffer., . ligerents, with generous spon- holding up a school flasher In S.Jgon, Amencan spo. position. More Interviews are eel from certain other minor I Power ol Destruction taneousness announced for light. men today confirmed Washung- scheduled or will be scheduled .... ee mg *" "'"'"' IPontiff Pleads Inj'ured in C0IIi•sion A n e11., fior rn 1ea ce $ t Mrs. Parker/'S Hostess for JOF M t' Clear Signs Seen of New OffensJVe • Across Border WASHINGTON_ ,UP,) _ Christmas customs, Trad't'ons of Austfla are c. Ie s progr m Topic. . ' meetin~. ~lyde Wm~- ' NO. 204 ----------.:.P.=O:.:.::::MER::;:O;.:.Y.:.:·M:.::ID::.:D:..::l:::.EP-=O.:.:.RT;.:.,_;O;.;.H;,..;IO'-----'T_HU_R_S_DAy,. DECEMBER 22, 1966._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,..._ NIGHT ·j . enttne • at y e . . I ~ ., mg rr;."'" 11 V~ere ...... I o., Circl~. Traditional Chrrstmas earns . S nlinel his witc Man.· Lew , the retJr- Omo Pearl Northup; v;sitrng lnslal~n~b G~an . e C~apt~r· Wor;hy Matrons and Worthy Pa· R~l~h e ' aem ' ami Past Matrons and I Ra;rne. Webb was installed as ,. P:ISI Patrons ot Racine ehapt· Cora , nd William worthy matron a f·J , t orlhy patron. I ' . '""" presented . . ' BIG SELECTIONS OF Gl~ .~ IS ~ FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR. LIST . •.I -~itb ··How Great Thou Art," and Athens.' Jan~ ' J.. room were beautifully keeping _the Tradlttona / S b ~"ociatc Grand Matron, HeJ.I Elecla Chapter, ew Huth Heatn of Manctw, WllU I Caro s ung y "' ll. Bartley ,. JJcp~ty Grand vtl~~;tallmg Grand Warder, Mal· sang ''A. eros~. m the Starneu Church Group llalfon ol D;stnct 12, Rowena . . p ·t Matron Ath· Glass Wmdow. I . . l'rande Matron, Elizabeth Fos- . " " . chapter room a / ' ' '. . cenI.er., Make ElberfeldsIn pomeroy. yourr'.Sh·opplng b~rthday ;::~~rr~~hns~~ ywelcomed :•;•. ~a~;:'.~,~~; ;;~ 0~:~~~: ~~~·:enli~:~. ~harles Hensley. !~~corated ~~ Past o osm . d C~nductress The soloists of the evemng • • lht lolluwing guests, t '·r Nel(ler,BNo~~ c\~shal' ~hich organ~lid~:d p~~r mem~r. Wolf~ tnda~nna Hill·i~er ~~~;,~e~aul~ne' . El t Opal The Secretary, Berm~e' Th:r~; ~~~.~;lo codining 81 - ...,, 'I . riec. 21, 1~ • _ ___ seiilhe1: Chrlotma• , season bY··Ibe ~I Reft~ts were · .served bJ·, t&-riatly · - · i>omeroy-Miditte()Ort: · . . 0 !•orating committee, Ralpll W•bb,· Harrle) seb:t itz, Hill, Laur ' a and Naomi Brinker fei!stend Chlorus Grimm, Grella Simp. CladraE 1Adar;:;.ckSeuRuth Ban> !',lacy L. lble,..iJ2abeth :t\!118Y the guesiS. . ; SOD and Maline Wmgelt. 'lin rna , ,: • ----·--- -- - -·:, . . nductress, the worthy matron announced I Phdson; assoetate co a Jam I12theatre ular meeting Janual')' Barbara Adams; time a onfifty year ' . Mary Lew Jahnson; m '! ~ will be resented to a fifty Frances 1\oberL'I I Also any m•m· 1 McKinnon, Past Matron, !ores whose occurs in Home City Chapter 258, SpringHill; Martha: I January will be honor:dnd. the Jurua Blythe, Chapter Past Spencerville, 'ncerville Chaplain, 100 ' '• '·· ' ' I, ., .. ' ·• ' ·~ ' '1, • ' • ,. . " • ~ .. •. • , • ' '"'I.~'cl'·l.~j!;,;;; ' JiJ.I.o TIIIP NEW :y~ (UPJ) .. . ,....,. letilpmlure .. lhls - . . to tile I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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