https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d1327e03576760f326a25a382d6c9bc.pdf 1a900768aaff95b42d2beb1dab51386e PDF Text Text . The Year in Review - Ohio ·State P,n Blas.t ing '68's Biggest Siory· IIIII we the -Jiold. C<Jaolder ot the dowe a,e read)' to IIUr' tbe last velopmenta that blve come 10out year ~Ute 6D't.. ·" : ., fUo cllr~ the tp"a. lil 8 ~-s we haYe madO sroot In opoce . 111&1>1 acblovomeniJ COWMBUS (UPD - Bla&dng atrldos fa Industrial fll"Oiill1. In the llxtles llrGuJijt the Nor<UI'l' of the Ohio Penitentiary A... Gemini .._ .. ,,,....., .,_,.up 1-.M-.. 21 to tree . nh~ prds Mld hot.. I .1liD the pre- IOl'leo ol Ac>ollo top b)' · rebeliloua pri100 Inmalea woo ~eleel;od b)' Unltod T L I moon 1118hto. • Preas lnCel'lllt:loml •a the t . II.ISI• "' 1)1edlclno the GO'o b~QJS~it : what clu1nB the flttlos woild - • 11i0fY In 01110 IIi 1968. Natloool GuU\1 tioopo, eo. D -p~nies• 1 probabl1 have ..., called lm- Roblasotl's .. _ ·~ "'!· l :.rJi!.olaa I u r_....... ~ ' ' I •!1.\IGON (IJ 1'0-- '[he \ 'let ll\llrdo called him "oneaky Ci)ng 'f &nd -· smart" and beat him each ' ;time be triL'f4 to eacape. The jungle Jailers tried valn(y liD otarve him and lei him rot tor ftve yean. . .. Green Beret Maj. James Rowe not mly rrustrBted Vlet Cone attempts to pry uaeable Jiq)aganda ueonteaslons" !rom blm but Is toda,y on hlo 1Y17 home after -• rourth and successtul ea~ape a t t e m p L c-~&ejl aa Ohto• s ~~ -4 ••a atory ollho 701r. Several Ieiser !Dcld~i'ltl were ~'1110re ·llwl $1 mlW.., In IOI!Ilod durfna the 70&', lnduolthe J\lfiO 24 .riot. ina I wookem . ol ..ol~encp In ·· Jua;t a •onth earlier, violence Akroll. where troopa l-eatared 'on the East Side· d Clevelan!l - r In mfd.JIIIJI. To!odo was dalmod 10 llvea, lnclt:<llng three rocked W\th aownl nlghto of I possible achlovemento, lnctud- lumbua Pollee and state High- policemen. Ameri(".til ' s ellbth minor violenee, but peaee re1 1ng traJIII)lanls ot human heorl& w.,- Patrolmen rescued the largest eiQ' waa· a town under turned with a curlew for tee~ I Mll\1, mll\1 other remarkable nine hostages more than ZS siege (or . mon than a dly. agera. Poallbl)r a dqzen other I remedies and tteatmenta have hours aner they were taken Three lhoullnd Not10f81 Guard Buc~ dtles reole\l with capdve. Army demolition squad troops were called in the early ·mlr;aor· liJrlalnes ~ .YOtQ NeI been lound. I Our technology hal advue. used plaaUc eJPloslvea to blast - houri 'of July 24 after anlp'ers Mf'Oel. od. 110 last that sclentlsto are hole& ln tho loP of tho prlsoe ~!led 1 pollee wroci!IJ>g . No. 5 011 the loP 10 was Nov, pressed to keep .., with and tho front wall to pin ..,. ereir/ Vore than $2.6 mull'"' 5, the Ohio president olitcUon. hard 1 tnnee. · domoge was den In o night of Democrat Hubert lj. H'""'hre7, 1 developments. Before the smol<e and oerld v!olenee thai saw entire b!Oelil !loPubllcan ., Rlehard, M. .NIJIOO, 1 The 60's have also brou.gla 1 more than their share of grief. fumes sifted aw11 In tho hot ol buildings burofna. and Amet,leon Independent 1 We have wiblessed tbe longest • ..., nvo inmotes were killed Blaek Nallonollsl Fred . p.,~ l'lndldlta Georao: C, Wol• (Aiunod) E,.os was dlor&ed lace were Ill on the Ohio bOuot. I war ln which this natkrl has with flraktegree murder In the WaJI.CfJ,' I spot waa irtJ~red by I enr been engaged; the aasaui· poUeemen•a death a. Ma)'o_r ·cart lantmark S.reme COurt ~eel­ I natioo of a President; other as. I B. stokes. O.rat NeJUO elected aiona making his pArty a queaI llliY« ot a ~ Amet-iean tion mark Jn 1uture raees. I city, ilced his ftrst test bt Just as OW.o pve ita 26 elee· I authority al'k! ordered white po- toral votes to Nixon in 1980 TONIGHT, JAN. 2 I lleemen l.nd Nationtl GUirds- when he ran again&t Joltn F. I We must now remember or ra- men out of the area. Order waa Kennedy, Buckeyes· went tor .. DARK OF' THE SUN'' cord more numbers than at at\f restored lo 48 hoerO. (Technicolor) Nixoo ln 1968, bUt 01117 by o The 107th Olllo Gonorol Aa- ved 10 yearo for the munler of Ume in history. The GlenvUle riotirw . was razOc thin margin. Nixon'• win sambb' returned in JAI'Il&l'y for hla ~ wtte, tppealed tO the us. -. Yvette MJmeaux • Tod Taylor The 60's aJso brought advanc~ ~leetedas Ohio'sNo.2storyfor capped nearly a year of heavy a crac-k "*t ann..al ses,tons and Sq:lre~e co...rt, WC*I hla cue! fEATUREITE' es in dvU rights. There was the ~ear. pollUcol acUvlt.Y b)' an presi" lllced one of its 111061 dltllcolt and was ac:~Ulltod In o oeo~ Hugs & Mugs, 3 Stooges cantinued inllation. ~ new Few poUticaJ observers were dentt.l aspirants tn Ohio. taska. ReaJC)Ord.omJ.ent was trtalln 19611 waa r&oialtated 110... , CARTOONS' programs were designed to help wWfna. to be caught speculatlllfl' School sltlro:... a threat by ordered In Ohio ~ U.l% thl_ praetlce o1 modlclnf 1~· Tile Bear That Wasn't solve the p!llbt olthe lmpovor- on elecdon night in Ohio's prl- · teachers to boycott classes alii. Stt»reme Court, w~ch told Ohlo Ohio durin& the year. ~ Matinee Mouse • tohod. mary Ma.Y 5. Fonner congress.. ~ter rejection oC operatirv legislators, "Eltlier ou o it B,ut.. two ,ttlentl died In~ This h.as so far been an m:- man aii:J Cincirua~U City Coon. . le.v ies- was story No. 6 tor Ohio IIOJII', or the court wm. YOll1gatown. where Shepnt FRIDAY & SATURDAY trernely active decade. And now cilman John J. Gllllgan soll,ght last year. · IMi•tor• got topther and was worklnet and wrOI!IM• JAN. 3- 4 we haVe but one year to 80 00- the Democratic senate nomln1~ Two echool dietricta,' Perry in adopted - 1 new .lfPOrticmnent · death suits were lued against: Edgar Allen Poe"a fore the 70'1 arrive. tlon. Sen. Frank J, Lausche, a Lake Coimty, and Y9UJ1gstown. plan and 'the 9ourt i.cctn)tad tt. j him. More than .1 milliOn tn!' THE CONQUEROR W,ORM During this final year r1 the three-term Capitol HOI resident dosed down bec.auU oC ru~a Ad(1Jtion or tfle was votel damages were asked. (Color) , ,.. 'lben1 tn early Dec~ber, bla 1960's we should, I believe, ded· and Ove-term governOr, had ·Shortagaa. Teachers argued for No. 8. Vincenl Price • Ian OgUVJ 1 lcate ourselves to working for never been beaten In a race. more money In Clnclruati. Titey A brUtal t'Otibe~r i_n aeCODd wute Arlane, wt.:m he MADIGAN the principles on which tJda Na~ But Gilligan's • ..,port from were follow~ by studeMa in du.mtown ~luml)ua ~, Oct.i' 20 met through eorre~e.ne.! (Techn!color) tion was founded. In general we labor came through and he Toledo and Cincinnati, "ffhere whkh lett ~o ~~ dead, while in the penltentlar7, filed Henry Fondo should work for the Individual dumped Lausche by more than unrest was prevalent during the was selected as the No. 9 tq,:~ suit tor divorce. She 1sked tor Richlrd Wldmark year. 'I'hd school situation In story. A third )el'&on esc~ . a. c:ourt Order restnlintQr Dr. and his rlsht to do as he sees 100,000 votes Cor the year's No. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. fit so lone as he does DOt ln- 3 story, OhkJ. became critical tn Novem- with her life and ldentlfied the SUn from touchtna bet tor tear Cringe mothers. In the November presidential ber when a large nui!lb«<r or assailant as Richll"d Ttngler, ot hlm dolnc: her lxld1l.)l harm. Whatever we do we must not elecUon, Republican' Atty. Gen. t'ichool levies were defeated at· Columbus. The· request ns granted tmdespali' ot the Mure. Consider WUiiam B. Saxbe. eiXIed GUU· the polls. Schools began search-· Clev~land police and ColwD· mediately~ this QUOtation: "We live in the gtn's quest of the Senlte seat lng lor other sourees or bus detectives got together ami Tied for the No. 10 apot on midst ofalarm&;anxietybeclouda with a hard~fought victory to revenues and .:cmalderod c:urtatl- discovered· the gl,IR used in Co- the- U1t wa1 OhiO' a two heart the future; we expect some new become Ohio's junior seN.tor. ment OC many pr_ograms. hunbus matched ohe .und in a transplants clurlnc the yMr. dl&aster with each newspaper we Racial dlsturbaiiC'es •.mostly o1 Weather took its toll of Otno- quadnCJle murder t~ Cleveland DeUett HO!Ifard Llnr~ 20, react." That oould well be spo- a minor nature. spread acrOBs ana durirw: 1968. Worst was at a month earlier. 11ngler, AkroQ, received hil new heart ken now. But it was opoken b7 lho wldUo of Ohio, 111011 olthem Wheele<Jburg ln Scioto Count.Y, though, escaPed drasnets a • d at the Cleveland Clinic Sot>~ 4 Abraham UneolnOYer 103yeara in the aft..ermlat\i of theassa8si• where five , persons died In lite by mid· December Wll placed 111:1 now .. dotrw. wa(l.at ~. &&0· •tioq of Dr. Martin Lujher AprD ~!18• tqrladoes boonoed on . ~ FBI's Ten 11!De1 Wanted 0. Do!<. l6, WJ.!lo JuiUI!:'I~· ·There are many problems to Klrw Jr. in earlY ApriL NatiiJDo. ,between : tJte shores of the Ollio Men lilt. r Babylon, N.Y., received a new be solved. We do live in perilous al Guard troops were aent lnto . River, then ..lilwept throuBh the Last Dlf the list was a man tart at the clinic ahd heetme Urnes. But given a choice of Cincinnati, where two persons tiny hamiet · to create · news . "iho t:clp9ed Ohio news in years the world•a lOOth traa~pllntpa- " Whore and whim I would Uve 11 were killed ln lhree ' nltltb ol story No. 7. poll. Dr. S1m • Shoppord. the 4i.ont. ltl fOOr's old, wal:. would be here and now. violence, and Youngstown, Bay VUiage OsteciJith who ser- ·dohW: ·~· ' • Look forward to the future where only minor htiuriel were ' , wUh optimism and have a Hap- recorded. PY New Year. The racial outbreaks were . ------·-----.,and ---------------. Gfeen Beret Major Sneaky 1 " _ • atM1 ·the aecond prt1011 tt.'riatrw U.,. months had been IJOOII• eel. Total · los1; Five ' llwa in In and Wida BOOTS $15·99 Chris Where Shoes Are S•nsihly Priced MIDDLEPORT, Q. ____________________ J TUSSY ANNUAL SALE Rea. $4 with dispenser Now 2.00 69c Value tured GIL Thllllll&'o report after defection ..,.. In UP! hands before Rowe's eseape and had to be kept secret. Now it can be told. Tbuong iaid Rowe waa climate. He _.ered lkitiV DD .,_... but Wll ralber the oniJ' th1ltit ~ he hod liD 0111 WOI rice IIIII tloh eookad In brllie." ''R_ _ • Tbuo!!l ...at liD Rowe was -liNd 11 - . . _ II ,... the -nt.f,ypo lltubbornell. Thai ...... he Wll snea1o" and ltatement Y81')' amarl, U wotk on the "l.lll(CJOpe!'~' Thllllll& Mid he ol tllree ttowe. ''[ reckoned at tbe time vaiD eacapea b)' tbe bereL What ~~~at a..... was q~~ 11n<o,.. 1n '-nod to • • - • upon return? ·~ were beaten and hil alate.-.. The - · · .... normal caaea, they were aut lnllllltod b)' the pards... Thuonc oatd Uds w..r dooe liD eager to too mudl alncerlJiy." Rowe Wll dUierei1L Rowe. He al10 aid Rowe once chllnod lor two No 1()01 "confea.tona" tor hbfl. was kept '-He made onlY a VOl')' abort moatba for one Alct.»e at:tempt. ' with ]u~gl NotCloaeEIIouBb 1'ballhere was lbo- l<lr the Gil when u.s. ~ IDO(O h-oo oldie ~Yl' lin IIIII ..,. recel>i ~ <IJ.SJ. J>oll!;oiilll) • - · · 111ft tilankeu, m 'n>e1 Ju4l IIQ' ...,.. nolpodl¥ bunllns guerrWao, - - In · illo ..JII&I. ttlothbrushea, I; , . . .,...,. .• the .tuns1o l)t'loon. lllello ~ . t1w - • not 1111 liJ. 1b> ~ .. and few rauor 111 llalr«<IB 1a111ns .., the guerrilla - · olhendoe the7 ~ ,.,, . . , . oould One Gl Wll -.clod b)' a thoU all 11Uilld.~ . lrqment. The U.S. . . _ 1'lw.Y U•ed to ....... llle dell7 reached to within ""'erol ralloa of riee ood IIIII. ,~WINII -eel yards ol Whore i l - 010 IIIII were <1011111!, there was and tho others 111. The guardo . ...l.Y oome oalt ID' .,_ with the ran aWl¥. 1be prl-.en dld DOil: riCe.'' 'I1Mioru!: sa1.IL dare nm. Each year. ROWJ~ waa given ,.They lay there and dared not t:wo pllrs ol suer...·· "MUama• oaldRowe 'l'huQog said · Uvlt'' bent --olbla AmoriCIM. nMJdl fl-~ liO' 'llluonjr :V' . .."fi''!.w ·e ., ' '. ~· . en tine. . \ • \ ' ' Devoled To 17te ln.~Bwt. t)JTM Melp-MOMHJ Area VOL. XXI NO. 177 -, ; ' • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . ,-' ,j JANUARY 3, 1969 ' ·Coupeil Reviews Budget .- ~-~ (_,) ' -----,-..'-'---., Entire Blocl{ Is Threaten .'.- BUIJEfiN PT. PLEASANT - A huge fire in downtown Pt. Pleasant c-ontinued to rage out of C"Ofloo trol at 1M2 p.m.. loda,y. II was reported the roof of the Ben Franklin Store was afire at noon. At least three units are fighting the blaze. Pr. PLE~SANT - Every lire- was threata\ed. man and pl.eceofequipmentavailAblaze were able was battling a Ore at 11:30 a.m. t<Jclaj> threatening two drug stores and the G. c. MurphY Music- Box 1n Point Pleasant. It was reported calls had been made for all poasible help from IUrrounding comm ll'lities in Ohio ond Well VIrginia. The enUre main block of Point Pleasant's commercial center Collen'• Drug Store, Fl!ll1 and Main, the CIIJ Pharmacy, 424 MaJn St., and the at 408 Main St. Unol!lcW sourcea lndleated ohe deported liD have a blood tell dlfllcult. The lire started In t h e .a .... ~"'-. lakon. ~Odroom. It was reported first at 11 L mus1e store m. the ttre wa1 belleved to have otarted In an apartment above the Clt.Y Pbarmaey oeeuplod b7 Mra. Anita Mc:Allister, It ns reported Mrs. Me AUlstM left a On hand at once to aasllt Point PIOIIallt llremen wes Navy Yard lire deportment. The Ben Franklin Store wu next In line otllre. Subfreedng temperature Wf.l making tho lire...... work - ntghl ilghlln a bedroom on wbon -.-~-· two liD ltve!ldlea <it ItO ....... - bQur. It wu aJIDDif two 7111'11 .., to tbe 111011111, .. Jon.. ~~ lle7; - aftre_lll...,..v.- -r 'I Pioooanl, do~llle Co. IIIII~~ Total ........... · - liD u-.1 inltum .' . be,. '69 WIND AND WEATHER LOTION---------- Van 'Ibuone, the defector, bad been uaignid to questklt and 4 T~" eap- On the \!IIIII 01 total liDnl of ~&0·~. Roll<lrdam laThe NiotherlandJ lo the world'a lar• ..~port. MElGS THIATR! RIGHT ON TIME FOR :11 Phung Now You Know p._.. THE SHOE BOX told uf ~....~e'a live yura in green hell. regarded b)' h11 captor, as their most •"uncooperative" pri11011er. He uid the 30.year-old aotdler .from McAUen, Tex., had been one ot ab: AmerlcMt held in 1 Mqkong Delta jWJgle camp 150 mile• southwest ot Saigon. 11u1o1Jg nw him In 1967. Not Emugh Food , "There was not enough to eat. there wa1 no mf.dlclne. SOme ci the . prllmers were itck ror year a. Gradually he <RoWe} . teemod accustomed to the S~art . I I Narrow, Medium Rowe hal yet to Plblleb" deta)l hla ordeol bul a Vlot CCng officlol hll deloo:ted has ~ HOLZER MEDICA). CENTER, Flrst Ave. Vtsttirw hours 2-4ao:t p. m. Parerts only on Pedi,lilbcl~s Ward. . AD~ONS Gary L. Fife,U52Second Ave.; Mrs. MarieR Sheet&,4l8Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Charles W. Eads,l08 VIne St.; Lawrence R. Hall, 29 Vine St.i Katri .. K. stover, 62 Lincoln Ave.;UO)'dJ. Ctrter,Rt. 2 Gallipolis;. Macy J. Simpkins, RL 2 Gllllpolls; Mary J. Simpkins, Rt. 2 BldweU; Mrs. Rex fl unroe, Rt. 1 Norun.,; Robert E. Manle7, RL I Vinton; D!o• 1. Ewna, New Haven; Mrs. P~ McDaniel, Pt. Pla.aart; Mra. Jlasll R. Deweeae, Mason; Mra. H, Kenneth Bless!Os, RL I Leon; lira. Lollis Mcllllnlel. Pi. Pleaoant; Mrs. WWiam T. Englloh, lllddleport; Harey w. Kaul!, ¥ld- d!0p0iot; LuameStaa.ts, Syracusej Mrs. Ethel M. Martin, Rt. 2Pom.. eroy; Elmer S. Bailey, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Mrs. Catherine Nierman, Columbus; Darin L. McKee, Wellston; A~Us J. McGuire, Jackson; Mrs. Earl D. Conley. Chloe, W. VL; Luther N. Sprad-lin, Jr., Rt. 1 RQ;. :Mrs. Cliarlea' E. Llndrmn, Jackson; Mra. Don- . old E. Richards, Wellston; Mr., Robert D. Ervin, Wollaton; Mra. '. 1n T. Bootty, Jaek110111 wnuam Colhoen, Jackbon; Mrs. Jmn R. Thacker, Wellston; Joey J. Wyant, Rt. 4 Jackson; Mrs. Harriett A. Tucker, Wellsttn BIRTHS Mrs. Qlarles E. Landr~ Jack1011, dlugtuer, 10:54 I. m.~ Tuaaday; Mrs. Dcnld E. Richorda, Wolloton, daughter, lo03 p. m. Tuelday; Mri. Michael H. Ball07, RL I pt, Ploeaant,•aon, 1 p. m. Tueada.f; Mrs. Jmn R. Thacker, Wolloton, son, U6 L ,so m. Wedneada.f. • 1.29 Valva Extra Drr · DISCHARGES ClndJ L. Buteker; Frederick J. Colvort, Mrs. John F.· Colwoll, Mrs. Clarence C. Crace. Rlebord Flt<h, Hoz A. Henson;·M<o. Hobert F. Hickel, T~ K. Joo,.. aon, Mrs. CIIUord E. Mlnle7, E-etto M. MeGIDnlo, Mrs. Auol- ARRID 9te Your car LOVES our service 11rh•..,., It"• • lrN~e 1.,, oil cheft~. .. .... ...,. check, rey Poore, Mrs. Margarei L. Prltchet, Van L. Roueh, MrL Mom Smith, Sonlord c. Stroop, Mro. FIO>d E. Well, llonold C. c Shoelnaker, Lenora M. ·Bornett, Paul Bearhs, Usa cameron, Mra. Helbert W. Mr.. ClrllOI L. · •ht•· , ' AJa11 w• Ye~ un uuM! Cll'l o~,r,\ ~. or c-...pl.t• wr"...l' tr,nt ..,.ur ec.r< o•!: · - rltfif, lolt,.,le•l CN.I' 't'ou egft r.ly on ""w'•' ' lfrL Holen S. Beverl)', ~ E. Bostic, Mra. Lowell ·B. Bush, , v Don ,. - Driw• lnl· - .' ·. ter, "lnfut SOlman Willlolil doughier. Make ,Eiberfelds ··In Pom..,oy Your Center.- .Wearint ,.are! fOr your family .a,.d turnish~nts for your hOme. Shop botlt Frfday and SatUrday nilhts untiL9v·A-cood. time for' t*mn;' sbOppina. Use oar free Rtfklnl '·lof on 2nd Street. Sale in the Ready rc,C:~,fD•artment . em the Znd Floor - Womens Qrtslfs, Wm,~ens Coats, Girls Coats,.Girls Qresstl, Women~ Skirts, Girls SkJrts and Womens Blou~_,.. ~ : , · Sal~ , of Fieldcrest and Cannon · Royal Family Bath Towels, Hand Towl's and Wash Cloths on the main floor. I Kennedy In Close Contest 11 '. ' WASHINGTON Llberol-leoning pulsed in their drive House Spe&kel- John W. m1c-k, Serate'a eutrenched with !;1m.· Edward M. •!'!'kina Another bit shipment of Mens Bla Y•nk Work Suits'~n the main floor. Annual Sale Price.~ ~9, Pl~rt·~. '"~~nn and t=:_ormfit .Roaers·on tl!f~.~ ~fl~~~ ··: ·.-, '$ale of .Furni~re tpr evi'IY, 109m in::·'rfUf Ora"'the 3rd floor. · . ·' ·.. · ·. · , ' · . · ,_ ··•i'. ~ ... .-r~ -.,_ . .''!! ; Anothef bil shipment ohtC;k :Cplor TV-~~ ·on .j}e on the·2nd floor. ~t('i ' ,, 1' · ,.) • , .. ' I Many Home o.,artment. I liD ~mocntle The3~-old 8ellolior. risldll! hll wlllning gl:veD an even • '"'' ._.'I Th~ today Son. " ,, ·r.. . ol ilelllah 'i' 1 ~ reiOludat �' • ' ' ~-~110111~~~~1'1'101V~ - ·~ · ~· lll)' .. l.... .:_:; • CAP Funr)ing J {Contillood fr<lll pop"!) p~ lftd AriD'Ie lleelll', Illcf!iO. -Tho -itn. Cfiarlo..-Siman& -• IIIWI...,... ~ ..,... • waa elected ,to 1ene the unall'l'" tel'lllofEll Denlooo or Rutland. 1bo term e>Plnillo JIIIUn', tm. . Melc• IIIII GoUla r ' ht· h . , . ·z" ' •• ..J;J-ig 1g ts .npr1, ~u~y, You•ve learned 1 )'OUr lesson. you'Ve pold your clelit, lllld the cue Is probebly closed. However. to ease your mind. call fOUl' teenage qdeatloos the Juvenile Dlvlskln of t h e 10 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care Clv Pollee. Tho.Y can't arrest <If Jlelell Help USI Ibis newapa- you, aa no eharge has b e e n brougt,t, aDII·,v.,.•D be surprised ' ~~~P~A!D~,LESSON BOOK CLEARED 'I bow !>elpiUI they are. y.,. eee. they NEVER waDI to yOU In court!- H. Jlelen: ·.shopllfllns for the first Dear Helee: ' 81111,... ..Ugirt.ltook someDurlnB IIIJ ,llllat 11111d walked around the store 1 porU.,q,atnd ID a 11111&11 sodAI · II, !Wtlen, unsure wbether club With ...oral olhOr girls, One of the glrla stood by me retum 1t. Never again! IIOCUI'ity guard brougbt more thin did 1117 best friend. _---· wbere they made I don'l .ki!IIW wbat I wwld ~ , $U8 It coat, ""n d done wlthoo!J. ber. Silo made statement sa,y1ag r In- !eel woriiiY again. Aller the baby was bom, I "' steal it. I didn't atto leave the store with weal to work In a dodor'a offlee. But I am 17 and plan *> ~ct. 1 ean't sleep nlgltto, hop- &~~~.!Jack to school tbla month. ' 1111' !81Dil)' won't find out. Th~4oetor asked me to reelong Ia tbla record kept omrtumd aomeone to replace me. Both 111J best friend and 1be girl w11o helped me wben I nended It are (lU8llfiec:L lure 1117 bell friend OJCPOc:IS me to reC!OIIIIilend her, but I feel the sb:l deserYes It, Wldch shaUidl choose?- P. F. Dear P.: Aren't yw a llltle eon!used <il whiCh girl Is your "b e s t friend" and wblch your ''fair weather trieofi"• I thing t h e girl who skiOd by when you nendod her has tbo boot quall!lcaHome Uooo for the job, don't you?- H. Dear Helen: Help! rm • goy of l4 and rrn eon!used a great deal. M,y Mom doesn't want me to see or eYen speak to my Dod, and my Dad doesn~t want 'me to see or eYen opeak to my ll!om. I live on Wel!aro In a roster home. How can I avoid fusses, 8Dd yet ... both my p.u-onts? TWISI'ED AND CONFUlli!D Dear T and C: Seema to me both ycur par. .,.. have glvon UJ> the rlsbt to 11111 yOUr ll!e, 'Take your prOb· lem to your Social Service work.. er at the Welfare Agency, 81111 Ord•r By Phofte Bhe will stral.,..,. them out. - -q. a •4e_,.,..,.... rm ·cROW'S STEAl HOUSE • of ·tf'e Fabulous SANDWICH And 1 Gke Em HOme 992-5432 H. Dear Helen: 1 like to have alumber - - ' 1 ' -•1- _.... --•and o! Christ In PCIID!Ii~Q'. ' Allrll 3 _ All<lrew ~ 1 , .Ra<Jne 0 wr iter, died 01 11e1p G...;ral H011>itaL ' /tl<. 4 _ EIII!One Deoldn1, LarwoYIDe Rt. l wu taken 1n1n cuo!ody follow!.;, the stablitrw death of Avel Harvey. Apr. s _ David Lee Buros, 26 llfarletto died In Vetorana M~lal ~llal 01 iJiluiie• 'received ~~- • 'warch 30 ac;cldent In Melso cOul!b'. . ~r. 7 _ Devid cOlla woo a kite derby held In Mlddlepol'l. • •·r. 8 -U.RichardA.Gel>- . hei;.r, 27, Pomeroy, u.s, Naval Air Corps kiDed In Vietnun. ' . ~r. 9 _ Fill;y-two llelp Lo- . cal District teachoro were offered one year limltedcontracta. Apr. 10 _ Middleport .. Pontoo erOY Rotlry members ond their wives colored hundreds o1 eggs lor Mld<lleport's amual ell! hunt. Apr. 12 _ Betsy CUnni~, Middleport, awarded · nursizw scholarship. ~r. 14 _ over 500 youngotera attended tho Mld4leport Easter egg.~mRt wllhRonDieHawkln& !indblg the gold colorod.elll! worth $!0. · ~r. !5 _ Richard va,ughan elected to head Middleport PTA. Apr. 16 _ Wallace Bradford. Middleport, reelected president of the Meigs County TUbereulosis end Health Assn. Apr. l7 _ Farewell pirty held honoring the Rev. Howard Rl.f)(lelt, for 17 yeara pastor or tho Middleport First United Presbyterlan Church. who la movlrw: to Nortll Lewisburg. Apr. 18 _ "Tho Melga CouJIV Historical and Pioneer Sociecy meeting in quarterly session learned that $30,000 had been rectHved Cram the HersherFouQoo dation toward construction of· a planned museum. Apr. 20 - Larry Hollon, a junior, bo<.IJIIJ .tl]e lint So14b- _) ~ fitr. • nOd - one already haYing boon l'et»> uueriDg I!AW.Jl),:r~allttl'l J1mi.!l''::~ II>- .•• , • , , .,:> ,, , ,. '"''. •!'!!l ll,l&h. S.:ho,t!!: .mo,~, J)q~ · · T.'IO'I?'M"' 1961. 10 receive the.Ohio FUture ,(pqg.. ,g~o~ ,ofi IIW< -'l"'' 'Fes U " CommunlQ"meettngsareplan- V _ ..:.1p· 0 8 1' 1 a u.ao perlonned by Klrw, ,A register- l'le ed llll'&e works aloo IDthe program with K1qr: and there are Tax aasiatance cklrlng the 1969 two nurses' aides · ln each CO!Jiloo Federal tax flUng period will be ty to he)p with health problems avauable at the Athena lntemal eocountored. Revenue Service omce on FrlUPGRADE EXPLAINED day of each week. Theo!!lce wlll Slyre e>plainedthe"Upgrade" alao be open roraaslotaoceoothe program which Is corrlod oot !Ina! day for tulng 1968lnd!Yidon a !IYO - couoty basis with uallncome II> re(ums, Tueadl,)', coUnties combined for the pro.15• 1969 • Jac•-v•~AprU g'ram •'ncludt·~ - · • ··-• Thill wao llllllOUilCod nxla,y by Lawrence, Gallla and Meigs. John Abel, Admlniltratlve· RepNineteen people are , enwlOYod resenlltlve ot the Internal Rev· in tbo ~rognm which stresses · ··- Service In lido area. Tax - ha 8 boo n $129 •000 e.• health · "*re asalotanoe houri en each Frlfunded for the~- which day wiD be !rom 8:15a.m. to has headquarters . In Wellston. 12 ooon and from 110 4:30 p.DL Throe teams of five employes Tu&le.Y•ro clealrlng 10 ..u In make roferralo tor area resl- their !llolllilina can uoetel"""""e dents wlth health problems. U IUft1ber 592-!188. ' no referral to anotbt•r agency '!'he -~ lntemal Rev...., can be macle, !hen some funds O!!ioo 11 located iD the Matt8rs are aYalilblo fer corrections WI- Rulldlng, 2f Eaat Slal/f.'Sireet. dor die Upgrade prognm, . "Taxpayer& corilil)ll!lllie office A clinic Is helcl each week at with quellkilla ,,;,o.cern~~~g the tho employes' club hooae at the · _.uoa <It , tbelr rotuma Kyger Creek Power Plant. A :.,..... propaj-e ,:. muck of their doc:tor worklrw half-d!ne with .,.. relllnl _u po.olillle before the progrmn conducts the clinic. aee'dDI ual.tanca ., Abel said. The toUJ program is directed ' to people who cannot afl'ord me:J. -' U l SCRAP P..01 ~ RISING ical serY~eea. Transportl on I ~ smnetbnea provided to ciUea riCLEVEonti~....a~O where treatment can be aecured .P cea t ~ ata nmlinal ooat week In tho wake of hlghor bldo Hottman spoke on thti"Foster oil J~u~~lne~~~.. ~ -----~ · - - - - - : llatl, ~.....,.... ~ ...-aIlea, but 111J mother pts mad dl.l'. U ·WO cloo't oil llll *> lleep b)' , DEPUTY RETIRES mldlilsJrt, Woold yOU p i - tell cOLUMBUS (UPD - Louie bar tliat. slumber partie• orin't D. C~.totoa. clnpuQ- stole treastor sleeping? We don't make a L\I'er, hal!l reUred after 47 yeara lllt of no1ae but we like to ~ with the d - - r L DK!11 of the nlillt- - PAR'fY DROPOUT t ' TAll T J\KE UP DeOr P.D.: , COLil1Jl!US (lJPD - Colle"' a tlkeo a 11f0c1a1 ldnd ot Uona fnlni Ohlot~ 13 ma.jor tax-parent ,ltte lhl'OIIIb sllllilliW parties. Yaur 1IWidll!t-· eo ~ed f69U mDIIon, an 'l l . IM't tho VP1 , ror -iU riillit tncrea118 of ~5 l):er cent clurins -~............ 10 llbJ jloa'I'Jllll the nut hlilt' o! 11168-69, otate pliijl, earl¥ reoor4 poi1ld In- Treaaurir John D. Herbert aald ThuriKII)'. I!Ud'l- H. . riseSc= *' ' ~ :.,u'!e~J< ,., 1968 .. -, ~ .. ' l -.:_ Paiii smart, To d Apr. "'-' liOip. IIIah dalice. ' Root , 1101 , _ J~ ..,... ty and reaane - - ....... Mal Jl - JlorblrJ Whit.,, mldo honarary ·~ hollorl>1l with blllqlolll at Mlddl&- daii81Iler o! ll(r, ind lito. Din p~·~- ·~. ~ White, p...,.ro)-, nlmocl _!l'imor won !>1'010- ~· at tho - · . , . _ _ , ......, annaol NOli• Counf.Y Oll!cen, Apr. 36 _ N_... ~ oitr\) 10 WaohiiWtoa 'loi'ba~ Mvlsoro and ...,..,., 'Confior- ·Dill' ......,.,.,...,.. ll,old 111 M* hlihl'a- ~ m c:»uncU 1\11 ~ onoo In P-•"l'· , . CoullQ' tcl!<d•-' ~ ~~Mole)' coliOI Prallloinf tootii!JP~. repon .to the GaWpolia ~lo lJ>o ~r\ ~ _ 'Rutllllll'll!a!I ~ aiod James Condo ~uooq RUiio 51Ia1" and WchQI• Spencer otltute ror llUr bo!Ir•· oaeh ~. clo!il>ll whoo 0 P..,. !ft thlbulld- and· l!illll DIKiddl.-rt 11 ll'h ~!Iii vlle&!l•- and ~ five dayo a weell The7 will r.... ill& l*r•~ MIIIGcl. .w-., Gallla Schoql pran 'lrith .Kendi .CI\i.., torialt, ~1..11, at Soidhcolve •!-68 arl hour, Et~h P<>l" ¥'! .llflllc' woinoo~Uen$- and Eel Slnlth !Wiled 10 tho '1'1• · wrn Jllall. JJadno. oonacOijlted wlll ~ ..~i8Jiodtwo _ ·.a a opoelal clay for -.1o- all;, tltloo .it "'P......_ Slj[II ' J14,J 22' - " AIJO.HQiter and,DIch~ ~ tho ~d- and WID_ ora Iii the Ti-!nlt;J United Clu!rch SCIK>;IL, ' . anO Jlell~ are,W11110ra ohoara- or lllld can they bring me 10 court? - UPSET AND SCARED AND VERY RI!IGIIETFUL Dear U.S. and V.R.: ~r. , .......,nl ~ ·u Gra.....,..... .. _ . . , , wttlch is ••~- to ·blain at onco. Pe....U told- part lo lido p r - 'mWII , ba at loaoi 68 yearo old and lllll witbln a~ ta1n .......tc erlloria. ThaJWIU Ct)uniJ each have ninO ropre-Uwa· .., the ExecuUYO COUIICI\- 'i1Ie moeti ext· tho llrst -~- ot e••h mouth rneetliiiO ~~na""' ~~~ Galllpollo ind , p...,eroy. play 111o rde to tho J-Aw'on llotllllp, aaollllnt~dl· two <;hlldreo., :) _, _fec'IOr tho - · rti)OiWd TesU1111 to lnlure thi p.oriOIII»on lhl NellhborflocdYouthCollll poychlllcaicollT lit lor thl _. program ..,. _llDderwl,)'wlth Mro. piQ)'lilent wlllbl-ui:tndl>)'111e Frances Spencer, Pomeroy Route looUtute allet ~ person· Is n>4, as dlrociOr in both counties. !erred by tho CommWIIIJ AcUm · There .are 18 earolleea In each Program from either Galila or couM.\1 workblg 31 hours per Meip CouJIV. week and recelvlrw$1.40anbour. it wu pointed out that transThe Pl'Oir&m ha• been llmdod 10 portotlon llmda In the lOiter Jui.V 7, 1969 the ilsl·IPPraprta- · grandparent Jll'08I'lln are limitlion totall111 $42,510. ed IIIII It will b1 IIIICeasary to employ porsooo who ltve close Asks Recommendations to the lno-, rather thlnlhoso , Hofllnlln UJ'Il8(l member& of who It,., for' example, liWif the AdYlsory Committee to rec:- mllea ~rlwr In Melgtl ~V· ommend young people from 16 Hollman also touched br1e!ly to 21 to be included in the pro- upon CIOpentlon Malna~m·• gram. Replacements are •""' and other l'arln management prostontly needed, be 11ld, blcause grams which are planned. but of enrollees ' moving to other which have oot yet been funded. schools, to other employment, or graduating from the p~ogram. PENDING PROGRAM · Those participating must ran sayre spoke on anOther peni.within a certain poverty criteria. lng program - that of lepl High school graduates ln the pro- service for the underprlYllegod. gram may receh'e training for as Umler it, circuit lawyPrs would long as six months; school dr~ come to Meigs County at inter· outs may be given longer peri- vals to offer tree legal service ods or training. The 26 enrollees lor low lneome people. tor the two coonties is the maxiThe director llso spoke ot mum permitted at one time. ED- the estabilsbod Ohio Valley Hoerollees may work in any pro~t pital Service which will construct: which ls a tox supported pro- hospitals In AUiens and Gallia gram. Coontles. This service groql is Leo King, cmnmunity service composed of seven count;y areas conaultont, reported on work ln and ma~zy millions of dollsrs bis program.. He is in Tq)pers will be involved, he aaid. AlPlains each Monday; HarrisoD- through Athens and Gallla Counville esch Tuesday; Mercerville ties are die prime boneftdaron\)Wedneadays ·and Rio Grande ies. other counties will benefit, every Thursday. Slyre pointed out.. His job Is to talk to people ln Slyre closed tho meet1111 a'theae areas, to learn tbelr prCJb.. ter remarks on the outlook of lems and. oCier referrals toagen. the poverty program in regard des which wlll bolp solve these to the change of party adminlsproblema. Sometimes soltqions tration in Washington. D. C. thiS al'e avalllble thr0\18h an exist,.. month. IQJ agency, Killll sald. S<Bne Mrs. Slyre and Mro. W!Uiam homes may have several pl'ob- McKelvey, Meigs cowty C,A,fp. lema and need refe"rrals to sev- secretary, served refreshments. eral agencies, King said. .-n • • •• • .• Farmers o! America Degree. Apr. 21 _ Albert M. Cox, ~eigs real estate broker, died uneJCI)ectedly at hia Middleport home. ADr. 22 - Middleport Cow>cilntln Cllirlea Byer named Middieport ci.U defense chairman. Apr. 23 - Several troeafellod especially In Middleport when severe storm &truck. Apr. 24 - Dr. J. J. DaYia elected president o! M!llga Cow>ty's Ohio State Ualveralv Altun• n1 Club. David Smith awarded grand prize at Wahama'o Jllllior High Science Fair. or .u~, · ""tan. ..,.. ......, .. -.u,.--. -,.., •• .. e~v:,, •-:-r,..... D.at_. • ..m... = ;::r't!:!,-;:'r,-:--w ..-. .._.. ... t11111......,.ota~~tota~.a8b .-..·w' 1.11.""' -...; .... .,...,.. ~.:.-:r~-=-_.~~r: A&!r. 17 ...: ......eiol. f!roll)en oer.... their anilull' ~ 11> Molp MariUillr ~Wlliil~·*'!lil. Bruce Stalnaker, .....Uot, tooli ' first place Ina !alent ohoif ed in Middleport 1iy Meip CGu,_ v YCMIIII llemoorat Club. Apr, 29 _ one ..........,d years of Maaoory 1n HarrlaonvlDe obaerwd I>)' Lod&O 411, 1'. and 1t0s- A.M. , 1 . 11111 oehQiaroh11>• of lhl Molp CounQ' ~oalo and. Health Auii. f.lrl ~Yid Btopko ldUO!l In e:tPiool«< and nre at Geary Body Sli!lp in Middleport. May 20 - steve H. Colts, aoa of Mro. Charlaa GttakjU and late Robert c.iato, Ml4dleporl, awarded the degree of doctor o! ostenplthy ot Kirklvlll•• ~ ~ 24 -:- Homoa wef<i ~.,._ ated IIi llullan! whflq ftOO!Ia·lollowtid hOa.'v.Y. , c)yornilbf ~ H~ Karr wlo _ . . p\!Onl eonlrl~r tor tilt ... !blca HliltSchoal. ' , '' ,;; '· I Marauders Tal{e oJi LOgan Chieftains' To ~ I. ·Ji J~o vor, llacf!!J Plclttno, Rael110 Routl i, ••.,.. ed iDJob'l< lheir 41tet.ct.,... hlclo o..,IGded. • JUIII ,u - Groulllllmelollll eeremonleo hold lor tho 1'1q)orl l'ilinl - Chaltlr Wliter lllallielo First Place At Stake ~~~l!llal­ Jll!l" ,17 - I!J .,f3,!,100 , ~ te t31Pii11· Polasl{i: 'Ridiculous' lle!P - . !>.Y \II~ CoolnQ- •. Dollar~ 1m; ScJiolll:•·ll,l'1liiJ'OIII. }'!"" lli - Tlln ~ P.Ort.. ~. 'IIIIPldnted ·'~ ilio eQI~ Stetoollllllary ,A~ al 'l(••~ Point!, ,, , · '' . .,J _ •21 - Tho J'~ Allnual Bli' Qend Reptfll Wotlitnd cat und0rwf.7, P ASAI>ENA, Calit (UPO Mike Poiukl, the Ohio state defender involved In Wednesday's controversial touchdown caJl In the Rote Bowl, aald the deel.. oloo aiYillll Southern California 1 touchdown waa ••ri<Jleulout." Polaold lllld Thurodly: "I went U.. with (liom) Dlckerooo and 1.4 tho bill h~Ued to my cheat whln we fell to the around and the bolD shook loose. I had my body between Dlcloe non' IIDd the baiL I heard ·one referee yell.· •Wiltte'a sat It' c-'nil!ll tho bill and Ohio Stall!)/ ADd 1 JUII1Ded ~ and alar~ to the blnch. Then I , hoard another IIIII' rule a olmultaneOlll catOh, That's ridiCI>- or June 22 .:. The 44th \olctim tho Silver Bridge Dlaaoler was reco\'Ored. . ' JlDIO 23 - Bob .Crorlwaalhoi champjon plo eatet o! ·die Bona ~ptta Qlt!IIJ und!I~ , al• mosfllxploaliian,hour. ·'· ·~.me 24 ,~ illc , !:But!l'-•f.if lllllcOif<tmllh at· IOUt.'' The IICOI'I 1 in the ftral Q.U&r·· ter, pwi USC olx addlUooal points, but OSU won tho game 27-16. Polaold abo ha<l the ilat shot ·at USC'• 0. J , Sbrwsoo on that . 8~ touc:hlloim' run Simpson ,made \n tho aecond quarter. "1 waa &Ol111 qatnat the IJ'aln when he cut back and I Ju•t waved at him 11 he went by," Pdlaaki aald. MeanwhDe, s- . • HEATING .PLUMBING •ROOFING -FOR- ed· ~hairmap · • cl ~~fetal ', · '··E· . IM Mlfl WYMar4 a. '11111'1 adout tho "" tbiDp today In pro foolbaD'I moat burning queotkln of tho ww Genrp AileD stood MlMI1111r · I· ao room. Nixon later contacted OSU Coach WOOdY llayes 10 COIIgr&tulate hiJJL · Both Ni¥Dn alii comedian Bob Hope e"Pressed fiPpreclatloo to llayea for his trips to VletnaJn to ahow football mov-Ies to American forces. return u bead coacll of Lo• Anseles Ramo 1>011 aeaaon? Ram owner Dan R-•• fired Allen lallt week because ~ ••a peraonallt;y elalh" but baa DOff changed his mind and wants Allen back, ar.c:ordlng to Mro. AUOD and others. , AUenta wife, EtQ". talked In an Interview wlth a Cblc:ago radio otatlon Thurlday and oatd Reeve1 wanted to rehire her huaband; l{er huobend Wal uncleclded about l!lllns beek to the Rams; and she, Mra. Allen, wants him to stay out of ~: ~~·~ ·~a -~t llkt "oo comment" thr<iuab the Ram pubUciQ' alall. AUOII did nat IIIIIWOr hla telephone. Mrs. Allen didn't anawer ber telephone otter she talked ext tha elr. Reeves IIIIPOJ'entlr bowed to IG $50,000.00 Stock ·Redudion Sale NOW IN FUll SWING! · Slvt A IIG 2:0% OFF the pr811Ur8 of lrall fanl and ~ hll pliJ.Yen In maklrll an · o.ttem11t 1o reconclle with Allen. All oor ......,, ROllO ~raotl fumlhlro Is on oole. So•o a bit 205 elf flo• our ,...Iar low prlcoo. h'a ' talc tiMe .., lo¥eftiOJ)' must bo ..,..... A,. ' pllanco• •nil televlalon ar• ...111pt fro• 11le, lt~t aok ...., our special offer on these. r-:ij50~----r~-.u,jiii--~ J '~.~~~~.~~ 11 7734593, 1. f~!~~~!IE Ma,.o, W. Yo. pu-4211 . Rutloo4, I 0·1 ~-~--------~---------- .J Allen and the iilml !ltllohed aecond to Baltimore In 1IMi Coaotel lllvlolon of the National Foolball Leaane .with a 10-3-1 record lor li68. AlloD haa lllld -c:hlng tlkea him •WII from hla tamlly, He lllld he workl a 16 *> ·18 hour c111. Wh., be'o - . be'o looklns 111 pme morteo moot of time. He doll nat oat at tho tamDy lrainlns table but protara milk ohalceo whleh - . hlo - c b ulear. a.. Attention.Dog Owners Rtpubllcan. Executlw Com~ ~. ,nnual, ~ "** aame. Allen Ducking Reeves anymore. REPAIR SERVIa Cowacy May ~8 ··:- Dilvl!l ~~ d1· rector, 'pren~ ali3nh attlpt Center Jdm Muhlback auf. Cered a broke ftbula aDd dlalc>cated lett a.OOe In tho first quarter IIIII had hia lei In a cao~ Ha11bac:k Larry Zeilrll auraed a lrlc:tured rib suffered In die flrot Clllllrier. Defensive hallblck Ted l'row>lll ~ed on an ankle IDJureil In tile aecond halL Senior Uneblcker Dirk Worden, who imurod hio knee ln the Purdue game and aaw llUio ac:tlon, was aet to have surgery oo the bad limb at COIumbua Monday, MeaawhDe, otllclala ot the Rose Bowl t)plained the reaaon telerialon viewers dld not aee Gov.- James A. Rhodea with Preskleat .. elect Richard Nixon LOS ANGELES (UPD- ft aeema like OYerybody except tho coaciJ'• wife waa unavallable tor comment and lhe doesn't want the coach to eoacll lEWIS eo. s· game, •• announcers said they would. A RO&e Bowl otnclal dicln.'t recognize the ·otdo goveraor who was to escort NIXOil trom lhe Ohio alclo to the - r n Cal olcle at hal!timo. The ollldal Rhodes alilr the "I didn't to Jour aoat - . . . I thoujllrt I aaw )'CXI out thert~ with Mr. Nixon.., Rhodea waited at his seat for tho heat committeeman to lake him to tho Prosldant-eloct. ADd, anather a!ter-.came flaw w11 reported 'lburiKII)'. Nbooll did nat get to congratulate tho Bucl<eyea m their Yictory Immediate!¥ after the pme because there were no tel..,honeo Ill the Ohio dreaalrw Who Would Rehire Lewis Repair Service ·!:i .J' "·w...:: naUeoal tho today (at 4:15 p.m. at Columbus}. Several ol the Bucks were hobbled wlth hllurloa. Several Injurlea Quarterback Rex Kern had a sore lhaulder. He dillocated it for tho oecond time In lao• thin a month durlllll thl third quar· ter of the New Year'• Day chamilkln B u c k e y o s rested Tburadl.y for their rteturn home Han!Yiare Mr: ' • · MAY,19f~ Mal 1 - Tall IIUlDI of Soutbom Hllh ~lioOI aelil~ wur Jl!;~r $0hf~ ~i'vlC!I ~'"' oll of 1M Melp COUIII1 co~~Hrva-, Route 33. · · •; 5· , t!OIIcoial~ · ·' , : JIDI021-Elleii'COUeh~lallMay 2 - . l'GIIIarO§' Mill"' y_, ··~ ··84 i:$ prelideiit cif ~· tadlol Cbarleo La.... callaopeetllc~ :club *!Atlnc' li!>Jd Pomen!l< .AIIl<lllart, ; Dre" WeblltOl' Pjiot. cil .-MI!Iilaa t.o dlacu11 actlon·on ~ fj.. . ~,. '. ·~~ 28- Jchn Wen-rhoftOr.. da""'roua l-JW wall .on· LIDM1ti 27 - lleip r~l bloclo- ed tor iO yearl of (ler!ect 1\-c..n HW Bold. Mro. Kathryn ·~ tor aecond )lmi' In·~ dl,yo tendance II> Mlddlopori-POJ!I'~ crow, Vtrnoo Weber, Vernon due to ..c"k water•. Tbe Narde1 Rotary ae•i lona. Nellae aat Paul CUci I'IIDied to firm of Brld,p,.ue, PL, .; ~B tour year tormo on the Meigs apparent lnw l>klder on llUr pn: ,.."'!'!"'! County Amerlc&h Red CrO&a mary phalli of 'f'UWel'a elain... Board. Cheater Water System. JohoWW May 3 - Mld<lleport Bremen reeleoted cll!toln of Melgo unit called twtee to ottnaul&h a ftre of State Hlahw&Y Patrol .f\ullli· which tbreatenad to bum down 117. ~D hall. ·Yt¥ 28 - Larp at«• buiJdo. May 4 - tool Laurlo- , 11111 and an jmoc<:q~led llclu4t deter, Columbus. ramed ~· atroyed by Ore In Maaon. 'Drew Southlrn Ohio during fl)urth an- Webater Poll 39, American~ nua1 pq.nt held In Pomef01. &ion. Vietnam honor roll ef8Ct,. May Hea>Y rrost hit Le- ed oear ~ coUrthouse! · tort Townal)lp tmna!Q aro.wero ~ 30 - Momorlal 'Dt,y obhard. ' atrved tn the councy. ~ 7 _ Melga cauntilna May 31 - Gl'OUJid waa broken , went to the polls In priJDary for the new MeteS Hllh School. . elections with Wardan OUro and , JUNE; ,1968 TuPper$ ,: Plains Robert Clark wiMIJW 'iiepubuJUNE 1 - l\1111 EDen iluttbn, can commissioner DDII'linatlons davghter of a.nd !&1.. .J)ale 667 ~,,·63 out of a field of six candldatea. Dutton, Middleport, cCJII1)leted TuP••ra, Pipln• Tho Molp CouJIV Fair Board requirement& tor grocliii\UCIIIwlth _1-----O"'hljiio"!· ~ , • ' 1111...,11: approves pari-mutuel betting for hlghelt honora at DeuolsOn Unl· ;-. ,. the cOilllt)' lair, veralQ-. May 10 _ AD Alina Meter Juno 2 - A - owlled by Or-aong written by J,amea and Jeftoo YWe Arm.a ldlltd In accident on nlfer Lohse, ehlldnm ot Mr. Route 143. Body Of Norman 041-t ond Mrs. Harold Lohse, Pome- field, · St. Marya, W, Va., """"" rOy, was ~ted 1D the Meiga ered at Portlud Lock 21. Over High School. Pomeroy and. Mid- 500 attend~ P~. ~ ~ B h dleport achool patrols left tor a School a11QI1lll re111toa, Michele trlptoWaahlnetbft, ,Spencer ,. May 12 - The f3rd ~Ft!l!! d!l8 of ,)he suver llr,ldlo dlodliii'~ ljo~ia rOI!iowoi''lr<im 'ihe OhRI'lii\'Or, dljlport MaJ 13 - Middleport women 'JIBIO 3 - S."'!' l'OOIII.;~~;; f. roportnd """"""'"" telephone owned .b1 lla!lslll Ch'c)oj n calls. Mrs. Edith Luat ~r Route 1, Pleasant VIew " died at her Pomeroy home. destroyed by fire. May 14 - 'theoclore T. Reed• JIDlO 4 ·,- O!Dce of ~:( Jr., was honol'od Iii i-ecop!Uoo CGunty Tresaurer liolnlnl F or hla bo<onww • 33rd dagreo was rallliacked. · ,, • Maooo with Marl¥ 300 attendbw Juna 5 - Cqurt,y •heic~ a1 . · '" the obaeroance. the asoaaalDOtkln of SelL llobelt. > . •, . YIA~2 *,'llE422 ., May 15 - Dr, Selim Blue- Kennedy In~ ..Jll ll;a', ~"ap. Waoh••· wtcz n&mtld new Mela:a Counb" June$- 11aoinal GUDWI~·, l5, \ . , _., l . I · · a! ' •' '1 ·o · Y Health Commlealoner and Dr. Cheoter, ouaor.d coneuo oo m !I'. , rl ·~·n!Y ,'f.' · , Charles Mullen lDI8d ao a a llllltrom hh blqcle. · :Meavp Outy ' • ., member oflbe Melp Board ·« June10 ~ OhloVollO.YI'Illiil~ trona•lulon ' '1 . :;:__ Health. 11111 per,_! entertalttld• , T D · , •-· • • ••petoturo . ry~r May 18 - Jack Crill! -ed With the tlrtot o!two apon .,.aea ·' chairman of Yelp CCIW1V ~ · at motlern.1·quartero,biGal'v· ·'! ocrat ExecutlveCaruniltM.Phlt. llpollo. The 26th lnaiveriarY of lip Grate and Glort1Jean'l11oq,.. the liMll>llll8 o! tho. Ma~ 8Qil s o n - valedletorlan and aa1- and ~r c:.IIHnatlon ,~atrlc:l utatorian, re~vab, at Rut- oboe With a cUnrer ip PIJ!II&land Hlih School. roy. , Ma.Y 17 - KarOn Howle)' and JIDlO 11- '1111 lll>lllord S.hool Bete.Y · C\llOIIIWham named Yal&- apt belftll uaed woo pilc:ed on tho dlc:torlan and aalutatoriln, ro- market . to . the highest bidder, 1pec:tlvelf, at, Middleport Hla!I Juna 1J.. - Ciare_nce 11- ~t ,.:t::;~~ , School; J"l!" Goodirln and :Mike .•, IIQ'IJI'"'I'I - ~ ...,.....eqi<;Wr-lana 'at Pcmer"' IIIah with Alta Schlm- auned Bll:utat~ • Le~e 'F. Fult•~ Pcmer0y, Qlip- Eleln....., Till Dlll7 !loMiaol, .........,_ukJcll_., o., Frida¥. JIDIOI'y 3, 1968 a - ~ '1i •.,; , ,I • DI'ADL INE FOR PURCHASE OF 1~9 DOG LICE1'!$E IS JAI'jUARY ·2 0TH. ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENAl;.TV IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED. A!'TER T~T DATE. FoR YOUR CoNVENIENCE US~ THIS HANDY, APPWCATIQiol BLANK . AND MAIL TO THE 'COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE G()UR,T HOUSE FEES ARE NoW. TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOR EACH DOG .•.¥J.LE OR FF;MALE. "' To obtain . liconoe bl m<ill; fill In anct mall IIIla · form ta GOR[ION H. CALDWELL, COUNT,Y AUDITOR, Molt• County1 Pomeroy, Ohl'o, loci••• nit. ad.nuod StoiiPod _ , , . , . 'o..d prlco of llceaao. · . NEW YORK (IJPIJ - F our more players were named today to liD tho eastern roster Cor the Natlooal Baske!ball MaodaUon•a All-Star game Jan. 14 In Baldmore. The latest addlt!oo, choiOD by NBA · coaches, wer e H a 1 Greer of l'htlaclelphla, I a a t SF.OAL In SEOAL This Weekend • The new year wUI start ott with a beJW In the Southelatern Ohio Athleti c League tonl&h~ . Two ot £our conference game11 tn'¥01 ve the top four SEOAL cluba. lrclntAm • • • • Defending champion and unblaten (ln tho le&IJII8)Atheno lmoclea third Nell-York . . • Lopn •• •••. place Gall~s for an ~ortant eontest. SOconcl-9ilco Jackooo WID hoot thlrdpilce ',Vollotoo ln'lbo other MelP • • • .. . headliner IOnliJtL Sl!lDAL )'ell"' I most. valuable all..atar; In other gameatoni&!lt.lmllm clepartliiOnt. Jim Hatey, GAllS, Wlllio Reed ot New York; Jon pll,)'o at Nelooavllle - York, and · II ~concl with lie, 01' a li.O av- TEAM McGioeklln ot Milwaukee; and Lopn . pll,)'l wllileaa Molgl at erage, Tom ,'*'-• GAHil, II AtheiJJ • • • • • • JackiCII • • • • • Guo Johnson of Baltimore. Meigs, fourth with ~1, or _a ' 12.8 Galllp)lll • • •• Saturday, GaliiPOila Ia at Well- aae. . Wellakln ••• , • ston, and No!..U.W.- YOrkplaya Downanllo tho top area......,. tiulton • • • • •• at Athens •. ""He's a writer . . • did IQie With 153 points In five - · Nela-Yori< •••• , 1 Coach Chuck McAfee'o Bullof his bHt woPint th•t. way!''' iJOOd for a 30.6 overage. llenrf dop will be ohootlng tor tholr Ia fourth with 138, or a 23.0 Lopn • • • • • • · 1 19th otrelght win over the Blue averap. Spencer Ia el&bth Devils tonlflht, Last Umo GAllS l15, and a 19.2 average while whipped an Athenahardwooclteam Athena' DUI Wickerham Ia lOth was oo Frlday, ,J'eb. 8, 1958. The 125 points, and a 17.9 averscore waa so-u. Oil!· Aceording to pre-aea.1011. rat. Downanl Ia topo In the Sl!lDAL logs, Athena shwld defeat the With 132 points (33) whUe H..,_ TAMP A, Fla. (UPO - The touchdowns during the regular Bluo DOYUI. The aJIJdoga were ry ot GAHS ls second with 97 North, with one of Its two ,quar- season. Douglass threw for 1,811 picked to flnioh oocend by league ~U). terbacks ailing and the other yards and 24 touchdowns; Har- ocrlbea. Gelllpolla was picked Speneer of GAllS II third haYing only two daya to get gett for 2,321 yean and 16 fourth. 81 ClQ,3) andWickerhamilfourlh ready, was made ~ six.point touchdowns, and Carter for 1,· Obaervers leellt will bealow- with 78 {li.O). underdog todl1y for Saturday's 400 yards and 14 touchdowns. scorlng melee II the McAfeemen Andy Zimmerman, Wellotoo,la The South also appears to oontrol tho game. others feel it nut American Bowl All-Star olxth iD leai)IIO acortng, with 13 have the edge in both runners wiD be a higb - scoring af!alr II Football Game. pointl {18.3) and Bd> llaDdley' Clneimatl's Greg Cook, the and receivers, thanks to the tho game Ia oontrolled I>)' Duke Albano lo lOth with 56 polnte, nation'• college offense leader presence of Gene "Mere~' Burooo'o !ada. ~ yuolook (lU). lor the 1968 season, became a Morris of West Texas State, at II. tonight'. pmo pita the <'•IIIPOIIa II the top oftemlve doobt!ul pertldpant Thuroday Dicky Lyons ot Kentucky. Lar- area' a top acoring team - GAHS team, having scored 444 palnta when he develq)ed 1 sore ann ry Smith ol Florida, Jerry l,.e.. - a,.mst the area's seventh !or a 7U averap maD games. and Kansas' Bob Douglas& viaa o£ SMU alii John Slas of top cle!enalve team. (See League Welllfllll II fitth with a 67.8 IY· didn•t arrive on the scene unt.U Georgia Tech. otatlatlca eloewbore today). erage, and A - 19th with a The North's two top-rated Thursday morning, having Salurday, Wollotoo wlll be 59.3 mark. pll,l'od In the Orange Bowl r,umera are Notre Dame scor• llhcJo!lng for Ito 2:sth win over tho AtilOIII lo the aeveDII top degame Wodnesday night. lng leader Bob Gladieux ml Gali!Ma In the pest 10 years. f~mlive team (58,3) while WeDllHtnrever. Douglaas looked Perry Williams, who made All· WHS too1i !9 otrelght from the ton Ia eighth {60.6) and GARS ~~. sharp in Thursday's workout1 Big Ten at Purdue. Top receiv- GaWans bo!ore outtering a 85- loth, (61. 7). here and North Coach Jack ers tor the North are All-Amer- 63 aetback hire last winter. LaMollenkopf of Purdue was ~ ica tight end Ted Kwalick of ter In the season, the Rockets ful Cook's um would come PeM state · aDd AU-Big Elgflt alammed tho O..llo ~7 ~6 In around by Saturday's 1 p. m. flanker Eddle Hinton ot Okla· tournament play. EST klckofl homL In SEOAL atiUoU<I (games "I certainly hope · COOk can Other O.rst-team All-Americu tliJ'OUib Dec. 30) Lopn tops tho throw." Mollenkopf said, some- In 5afurda)''s game, in addition SEOAL In team !lold aoal perwhat wistfully, ••He's considered to Kwalick. are defensive end centage with a .444 mark. GAHS one of the to;. pro prospects in Ted HeOOrtcks oC Miami, defen- Ia third with a ,426 mark, and the business. If he can't, we sive tackle BUl StanDll of Athens Is sixth with a .40l mark. can only hope thot Dougilas Georgia and oflensl\'0 guard GAHS Ia first In !0111 llhootcan get reads in the short time Charlie Rosenlelder ot Tennes-- lng with a .703 mark: WeUikln see - aD ~lay!JW for the South Ia seoond with a .7112 BYerage. he has." and mldclle guard' John Athena to ollllh with a .810 mark. The South q....-.ks - Eel Harptt ·of· Tellll ·A' li · M IIIII' Zook or Kqsas for the ,Nor.tlj. . Golllpdlli ~- 1lie leo&ilt'ln Loran COrter of Ad>urn - have Sl~e ""'lthol" "''oad had ~ team robwndlng with 179 been workiP& out since Molxla.v of Ita players until Thursday, 4U per pmo. wenotoo Ia secand South Coach Paul 11 Bear" both Mollenkopf aDd Brylnl ill- ODd wfth a 39.8 average, and Bryant elll)reaaed pleasure over stalled sl~le ottensea. Athelia Is aeventh In tbla depart"Both teams will use only ment with a 35.0 averace. lh<l WI.!' they haw been throw[ ns 10 the opeedy corps of rebel about a half dozen nmnl~~& plays The Blue Devils bave commitand miJbe lour pass patterns," ted the rewoot raunber of perrec:elvers. Unlike moat aD-stiS- games, Mollenkqlt 11aid. uwe c:all our oonal fouls - 63 - whDe AthMollenkopf and Bryant have playa I>)' cleacrlptloo, so nobody - ranka fourth In tbla category .....,ed *> let their clefenees should have 1117 trwble eaten. with 75. WeDIIOD has made the Ubllt2o U Ins on. We don't got any .,...' moat J18rsonala - 101, averacclal plays boc:ause we don't lng 25.3 per pme. "We're going to bump heads out there Slturda1,"' Bryant know what defenses to e)lpect, Skip Downard top\ the oms&Jd. "None of that tlkeo-lt-easy- but both toa\na should hlw terence iD fielcl aoa1 shooting quite a bit of offense." ~·•en stuff' lor ua.'' with 47 of 75, good for a .1127 PRATT & LAMBERT With moot of the playero ln mark. Mike Fonderbosch, GAllS, l! he eanplay, will take the moat impressive credential• the American Bowl e>pec:led to Ia third with a .560 mark, and Into tho gamo. Thl ClnciDnaU be hllb choic;es in next month's Mark Swut, - · Ia fourth quarmrback c:ompletnd 219 draft. manY pro scouts are ex- with a .54S average. pa11es tor 3,272 yards IIIII 2/i pected to attend the game. Tom Spenl"'l' ~833), Beep Natthewo (.8l3) and Grell Smith Achieve the exact, high ltyle decor you want with a (.800) of r.ampnUJ rank one, minimum ot fuas and bother. Latex-baoe, odorleaa type and three Ill lhl foul Plld. Vopex Flat Wall Finiolt mak.. it ao -.y. Rolla or lng da~ Skip Ilolmard Ia lxushoa on to a lull-bodied, velvety · liniah. Dries fourth with ••792 mark, and Gary Weldl, Athena, fitth with a minute& Bi"ulhes and rollen clean qu·ickly 11\lith ooa1• Plouant oouldD't tiDd .7SO mark. water. F\lmiture can be back in ploce almaot i' •nlllif' hit ocBob Rice, Jack1011, with 73 lftd the olllc:laia' ; diately after paintin~o Y ou,l find loDfl-lutina ..-.... {lt.S) lo tops In this 0011 ~ '!11ura.... BY United Press lnteroaUooal Flat Wall &niah available in White and ..., 1IMi llarbouriiVIUe r·. !loot the neweot - o t o r c:olon. 111 (ot) 11D1 II ..-oc1 W, 1. Pl'l. GB lhmvor 12U H(]Oiaton 102 ~Pt.llil 80-43. Meller Minne- .... 20 l1 .845 {Oaly pmea achecluledl Pete poiml- Kentucky..... 15 18 .455 6 mill ,... beld Friday' a Game• 11 . Miami•••••• 14 17 .452 6 Loa An&ela• at Miami The DeparlllleiiJ Store Building Sim;~·" ..,. Bla . . Indiana ••••• 15 19 .441 ~ HCOiakln at Dallaa .,:ed New York. •.• 10 21 .323 10 New Orleano at Indiana aet lbl ~ oouldD'ttiDdtho w..t {Oaly games achedulecO bukot. No, OU.,. Pt. Pleaoant w. 1. Pel. GB player hod dallble ll&un•· 28 t 875 '1111 aecond half waa aD Bar- Oaldand. ' • ' ' • -IIVIUo'l u llle Plralolo ciui- Denver••.•• ,20 l1 .1145 7'/z Dallas. ......13 13 .500 12 ....-.4 lllrl 'YIIItora 16-8 Ia tho New Orl...., .l5 17 .f59 13 · lblnl Jlll'lcld .... IIi lbl 7 •• 3 • 1181!1 - · lo lea II. Loa AnploL , 13 1 . - h lo ,o. .... ' ll....ton. •• • • 7 22 .241 l!llh '• '111lll'ldQ'a JJasulta · , _ ,.. ill,a, lllaml 110 - k y 106 , • • l5 17 15 88 N Ort- lU Loa Alplea av•- South Favored By 6 In Bowl Oassic BATTER NEEDS · WERNER Radio~ T.V. ....... c-. l l Y ~ FLAT apex WALL FIIISH moo& ,...,... SCORES ••'!' POMEROY CEMENT of FtrttfOIIt YOUR CHOICE J u.u sa- ,. 113 VJJ-ts · ow · ,• Q~TINSTA~T r~·· A - ·'•'•;' �• - fti illl11 SiOIIIII. Po•o~ 0. . ~. J_,. S, INa Brfidbury, CiJ,rte_r TOp" $f>'AC -s.cor_t!rs. ' -is Chll<k Bracllurr, ~ - · hiS the hlahelll all • pmo a>· S4 aualo and free tltrowo for Kypr Creek Bob<l\4, It cur. ora&e <f 2U plint1 ,or pmt ' 136 pointe In men pmes. sVAC. ~ ·· (SVAC ONLY) TEAM \¥ L l'· OP Eaotern ••••. t ' I 307 241 l(j<pr Creek. • 3 I , 257 2Q5 111M1R TrO«· . l I 309 290 Sauthl<ostern. •• 2· ·: 265 266 Sautllorn • • . . .1 t 239 328 Nartll GolliL •• o 3 149 196 TOTAL5 ~ 13 1526 15%i All Gllnel l'tllltiJ loading the oc:Orial nu with 59aualoant1Slfree-l Bob lllcldle, '-1 Junior, lo In 1llo 'Southern Vaii<IJ Athlotlc tree .- • lllr Itt polnto, In Coolertnce with an averaae or olx .....,,. ~1p01Dtapertl&JI1e. . Daniell or HamiD Traoelo Brlllllury ahould lie able lo . set:ODd In all pme o<:oring with pod h1a aver.P the 7t llald aoal• and 31 foul-. Bolteata villi North Gallla. The for 179 polntl In el&bt pmol, Plr,otef an 0~ In 1 - p l q . on aYonp or 22.3 per DJIIO. To dote the lf,y- ·Crook a<e ' Brit:IM1r1 or Ky- Croolt Ia haa dropped In 3711eld pl1 inti third · In a l l - a<Oiilla with modo 19 foul - · lor 96 polal8 a 19.'1 avorqe. He hd .,..to In tour SV AC <:altooto. Seoond In SVAC o<Oring Ia Keith Carter. 11-4 oenlor, Sauthftllern, wlto bu clwq>ed In M ftald pia and 19 free - · for 85 points In .leur pmeo. His av.,._ 11 21.1 polDta per game. fourtlt in a l l - ,.,..;ng l'ilttt ~I aual• and 22 t r e e - lor ~t pointe In ~enp.mes,an ••or&~~~ ot.17.5 plintl per game. Dave Da!lle.l• or Haman Traoo -..,t- TEAM WLPOP ElsttrD ••• IS'S 2 403 356 Kyger creek. ;it' l 2 446 382 Haman Trace.: -. 4 4 499 472 ~ 5<lolthweslern. , • 3 3 U3 t09 North (lollla;_ • 1 3 212 25B SOUtherD. • fi~ .1 . 6 S39 458 THl'i WEEJI'S "GANES R.-lng thlnlll Dave Daniels, FRIDAY ' '-1 senior' Boman Tn<e, who Trol$0 at Eao!em hao 39 llald 11*1• and 18 li-oe ~~yaer c~ ot North Gollta throWs In llve -~ lor an Miller at ~}N:n averap or 19.1 pclnto per ...... SATVRD,.Aa... ,'• -i: In !ourtll In SV AC 'I<Oring Ia ~.,Wfl· u Elltem Ron Greenlee, G./I oonlor, with 1~ Vf~ ,V,a. at Hannan Trace an 18 point average for three Woblllla 111 Kypr Creek games. Greenlee has 21 goals SautJternat· Alexander and 12 free throws for S4 P>lnls. Carter ot Southwestern aloo !1, ~ averaaeo, ·boio..; lllie 1IIP 10 In the SVAC oo)J ~f Player, TMin GFGFTTJ>,I.VG. C. Bradbuey, KC 4 37 .a 93 211.1 K. Corter, sw U4 ~9 85 2!.1 D.Danlelo, lrr 539189619.1 H: Greenlee, NG 32112 54 1!.0 . '-<w, 1eodlni t bo SVAC on!JIIId ,all;ramepoint 1eOfrlltC, In SVAC only IJan. lela 1tu 10. ~ and 1n all • pme1, Dablel1 boo t'il polnta. · .· fir al.l'lll!l.. herti -tho 1IJp WIii a l l - I~ ' L..J.Uero,IIT 52115711U l':ldlllt8or, E 5 23 16<fll2.~ R. &n~tt.; NG 3 13 10 36 12.0 E. , _ . . Q, 7 2t til '\11~•.0 ..... MONIIAY MID~ GARDEN Club, ..••. ., tlento ·· - ·the De<embof Holler Medlc:al Center, Flrll I MrL afarlol It ca...r CHnlo tor W<mon Mr. and Mrs. IJqooJd Mill• have returned flvm a trip to Ave. Violtlng bouro 3-4 and 7.8 Burt, lit. .. ~~ ,....~. Em· .ore., •th lllOI!Ih by ~ "'"""' Florida, &<>ing eopeelaii.Y to ol· p.m. Porontl only on Pedlatrleo ,moll J., B~. Poll>erotl • Coun1J canndioclo!¥. Do.:toro Mro. M!oiVin JQJom. JlaDi. Jobn Pedfo Olirep tend the Tangerlno Bowl. ThoY Ward. doll; llrL Lleey M:_ F.,......, Orlando Cabuia were the-IIIIo Admlollona w0re joined for the trill by Mr. Rt. I ; Mta. Beade ltW JhJalcions. • Bulb, 19 Ev8118 Hta.; Steven and Mro. Leonard Qluke) Bit·Tilt.., cllnl<l are tree to thooe Rene A. Sdu, tat Fourth Ave.; Daniela, Wolloton; Alan L. Bar· ler. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein and Mrs. Besllle M. llborrllt, 1701 per, ~1ck1011; Jame• Bower, ·who cannot afl'ord to don1te and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate, Chostmrt st.; David I;;. strall, Jackson; Mrs. Maurito p, Pelor· ln<lude the •'pip ameor~. Volunteers in lddf.taon to the Pomeroy, were holiday dlmer Rt. 2 Galllllollo; Elmer Geor, 1a1, Jack8CIII; Bruce A. Dllllll~ or. Rt. 4 Ja<kson; Ivan Turner, ph1al<ians at tho cilnl< were gueote or Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Rl I VInton; Mra. JoM F. COlli>, Rt. I Ewlngton; Deldra S. Cm· Kay Llliier Mro. Frank Sdlclltz Patriot star Rt.; Albert M. Gil· Fugate and Fnnk, Athens. Mrs. Dlle • Roush, MrL P~ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brad~ ley, PL Pleasanti Mrs. Rollin ley, Wellstoa.. PT. PLEASANT - The rlv· Blrth1 Obrep and Mn. WW!am liar- · ford spent New Year's Day at O. DUI, Pomeroy; Eldon Gaul, er lowboot Red Bini of Mem· Mro. Jerey. D. Eada, Rutland, din, Jr. Grove c~ with their 11011, Ma- Chester; Mrl. JlllleS R. Hal!IY, phis, Teart., awned by the Car1011, 10:21 p.m. Tlotroday; Mr1. The J&nllll'l' <Unto 11 jor Bruce Bradford, hia wile, Rutland; Lorenzo D. Davis, Pomdinal carriers of Memphis arCarolyn, and their daughters, eroyi Mr1. Jem D. Eadl, Rut- l'lul V. Rernw1, 851 Secmd uled 'lor 'lburoday, Jan. 30 and rived In Point Pleosont Weclland; Mrs. Harold F. Jeffers, Ave., - . 3:29 a.m. Thuroday. -'-ento llliJ 11e made by Dana and Leslie. nescloy nl&ht with an ailing Dll<hargeo <ollitW Mro. WUI!am Rardin, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyona re.. crew. Dlana L. Elvana, Jelfre.Y C. Jr. Lo~ro 4 -dr. Sedon. Foolory 'o.ir conditioned. Fully .O.uip. turned to Poouac, Mich. WednesFour members ot the crew Adkins, Mrs. Vem Berrldp, Pa .. pod, Driven by ono of our ol'dor aolosmon. Low mitoogo. day alter spending several day1 admitted to Pleasant Volley trlcia llw!I&P, Robert F. Gor· Hoapltal suffering from a nu here with hi I parents, Mr. and < don, Michael L. Grant, E d ga r Mrs. John Lyooa. Mrs. Bernrirua were Mar\'in Long nr, Greene, Mra. Ora HaUhl,ll, M r 1. ard Sehramm, who had been here cottage Grove, Tenn. i BWy H. • Mabel H. Ha.Yes, lira. Audrla vlalllng the John l,yons. returned D1villo 2 dr: Hord Top. Foctory. outomatic tlm~t:.Oiur• WUlt.ms, Gaston. Alabama; M. Jotrera, 0. L. Kin& Jolm T. to ZanenUle with her grand...,, con:trol ali" cond. ' Power windows, power seat1 AM-FM JOI<IIh w. Scott, New Orleans, ·, ;n.. nted the preMcGlmla, Oaarlea MeKIDDey, Carolyn Searls or Cnllllllbla rad1o. One local ow~r. ExttG nice. . ' ' La., ancl Harry Rutans, G~ PT. PLEASANT - Word bel _ . .'Pi<k to take the MAC George V. Morris, II, Raclnda By United Press lnter,.tlonal apent Christmas here with her lte, W Foar other members ~· llnoosMd Morrio-llarvey K. Muaser, WU11011 M,.. Wo e, boon re<eivod here or t1te ~ East parent&, Mr. and Mrs. L eo of the crew were also reported ll!litir.._, nl&ht 116-62 for their Bellncla Deeter' Mrl. !lyrdoll J, or a tonnJr Pt. Pleasant re'il· W. L, Pet. GB Searls. Mrs. Searls remaina a ' aillrc but were not admitted. filotrllt ·llrallltt win and seventh Forth, .Jr., and 1nfart daughter. deJt, Jtfn. ...._(GreMlae)F!an· patient at Veterans Memorial Baltimore ... 2B 10 • 737 Elo.<tro 2 dr. Hord Top. A a harp cor lor ito model. Very ..... In Ak ..... Oltlo. . . . . . . 'l llu11. Philadelphia. • 26 10 .722 - I '~;;Yc«§:;.,-:;.:-:-:-:-~:-:-:::O:*!:!:!:Y-!:::..:*::::::!: dependoblo. Hospital. llrL Flanopn wa1 a dou&ll· tltof'w done It without Mra. E. M, Wood has return- Boston. ••••. 24 12 .667 3 ter ol tho lole John D. and Ida tir.>.t-or 1tarter Jolm Brloker ed from Cleveland wbere she waa Cincinnati ••. 23 15 .605 5 Thursda,y•s College Greer GrHilee, and a oloter or guest of her son-in·law a n d New York. ••• 25 17 .595 5 Bo1ketball Resulto aoademl<ally Mro. Flo Smltti · or Pl. Piau· Lo~brt 2 dr. Hord Top. Sporkling dark blue linioh with Brlslter had milled daugltter, Mr. and Mr1. Don Detroil ••••• 14 22 .3B9 13 B,y United Press lntarnot!ONI · for missing practice 1111 .ond Beyan' Greenlee or - · ;;;·~ Al~· Ow..d by one of our lormo'r mlchoni~a • ..P$, Milwaukee, ••• 10 31 .244 19\1 Graber, tor the hollda,ys. East derOClll. West tho bid news came. ~ans.ers Holiday pots or Mr. and Mro. Fordham 82 lono 70 . Saturday nllll!t She died TueadoJ llllbl In an W. L, Pel GB Amer. Unlv. 7B Loyola (Bolt) 73 L R, Neal were tbe Rev. and Mn. ' , · Ullnot vioitltW Weotern Michl· Akron hoollltal. The W&l Georp Oiler or MuUena, W. Va. Los Angeles •• 2B 12 •700 South , 11.11., Toledo faces six MAC op. Ramcna Jarrell, Warren L. IDday In at t.p.m. ltl the 4 dr. S.don. Originol dark ~rpjlrn linioh 6 oyl. std; ahi ft. They wore joined for Cbrlstmal Atlanta. ••••• 23 15 ,605 4 . Citadel 73 Clemoon 72 _.ao In o 26-<lay span. Jarrell to Bernard WUson, Myr· san rnn. • • •• 17 23 •425 11 Day Ill' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dnko 83 Melq>hls State 81 Tho Ro<lteto gained a head Ue Paroelo, 5alem. Burial wao In Akron. other our· ' er, Uoo and Eric, Mlddlepori. Chie,ago.• , ... 17 24 .415 ll'h W. Florida 76 Oglethorpe 70 viYDI'I lndude hll' lwlbond, Ray. ' itart on the rest of the pack Robert Llldstamer, Constance ' . 23 Alsoi . ling wllh niiii!I'J;f'ltM'prl(tWcf~l'~j -~~ with a 911-65 decl•llllt 0\ltr~Mar; 1oee Ll~~rJot:arl o. S.lth, lam! . riotmas Day ~~.P!_<hi!P · ·ltoll ... Doc. 28. .._ );i_ ';...... ~ A.,.l'lll""- ,.1' ·, antiiYW .,._41'.ai•lll ••'" ~ and .. . Kit NoOI and soo, Jell, Cltlclnnill ~0 ' " • 'Sob Miller ocored 24 polnto Jamea Willard Ebersboch, LoThursday's ResllltS Hender11011, W. VL. and K 1m Midwest \ ·' Wll\lt Steve Mix adcled 16 polniJ lo Irene Ebersboch to DorAid Neal. Atlanta 106 Chicago 88 ' Loyola, Chicago 83 Western dows, GalltpOila Ferry; MllJard led 14 rebounds agalnot Mor- Ccmbs, Julia Ann Combs, 4.27 Mrs. Charles Searle• returned Clnelnnotl 113 Milwaukee 109 Mlch 68 Si!Ouldlog, Che1ter; Mrs. " in a eame that was A., Ctester. New Year'• Eve from a three Boston i~7 San Diego 95 1 ard Allen, Pt. Pleooant; Todtb' aeven tlmea before MlUer Clarence J. Stevens, AgneslL (Only games schedulecD week visit In Bessemer, Ala. Coolin, Lem; l!frs. O>arloo · iwo foul ohnll and Mix a ste..ns to Bernard V. Fultz, with her mother, Mrs. Lula Ham!•· -) ' . . . ./ _ , . . ... .,. . f~'a .Games , PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Loooni1 tlouilhter, Pt. Plelt.. 1~~~;~•:- for · a 57-62 load Paroeh, Rutland, Salem. ' 3, 1969 Jan. Ilton, who reoldeo ol the Living. Balttmon at Cinclnmtl ant. -.. , , , ~ ':\ tQ plu. Bernald V. Fultz, Betty J. Atlanta at Detroit ADMITTED: Barbara A n n CJther Tbur'&dl,y acUon: Fultl to Clarence J. Stevens, ston Nuraing Home. While in Ala- Phoenix at MUwlllkee Bowen, PL Pleooant; Mrs. Nina bama, Mrs. Searles attended the Tul... a seeond-half I'I1Jy Aps H~ Stevens, Parcels, ftut.. Thmn.. , PL Pleooant; Nova weddlns of Vaughn Luoter, Jr., Dos Angeleo at Philadelphia Tul.. aove the Hurri<aneo land, 5alem. former resident ol Middleport. Bostorl It Sin Francisco Whoma, Athena, 0.; Mn. Elmer 57-50 wiD over Cincimati In .Charles R. Harris, Waynita (On!~ pmes scheduled) The wedding was held on De<. 13 S. Bourgious, Pt. Pleaoant; liar· / lf11sc:arl VolleJ Conleren<e. C. Horrls to Quaker State Oil at Mobile. ry Rutans, Granlte1' Ul.; Mathew , : Tho ttJ.l raJtlald Beereata & Refining CO., !!-way, LeboMayea, Gallipolis Ferry; J01epb 11lppod to~ 7-ll mark. Cen!Br non. W. Scott, New Orleans. La.; BU.· O..!alve Bailie• ~ - Ani Clndnnatl scoritW WUI!am A. McKelvey, Hazel ly ll WUI!ams, Goston, Ala.; . BradlOJ lot North Dakota 77 Two American battles are -~ 21 bU. He also gar. I. McKelvey to Quaker state ou Loulov!Uo 71 Wlehlta state5B Morvin Long m, eottage·Grove, listed among the decisive batlllftil I$ rebounds to leed both & ReftnltW Co., R..,ay, Lebanon. West :«reno.; Mrs. Audra Jeft'ers, Mi· tles or the world. They are the . , I , C. W. Proffttt, Myrtle Prof. victory of the Americans over " lieraville. · New Mexico 68 Denver 64 '. fitt to Quaker State Oil & Re.\lhlud CoUeae omothered Gen. Burgpyne at Saratoga Seollle B6 ArlzOia State Sl DISCHARGED: WIU!am Mea,F. Kennocly of Wahoo, fini111 Co.' R-'ltay, Lebanon. and the Battle ol Gettysburg. Harold G. Roush, Marpry E. <fl-21 for ita llfth atnliftt 'll'lltiW~ Hanover (bd.) Rouoh to Quoker state OU & ~ Parcels, Bedford. C.U•II•V CIOII&UMed Heidelberg finirw co., a-way. Lebanon. Nicholas Gnaeser, Marjorie .... Jewell Curtis, Norma Curtis, Grueter to Guy L. SWadley. Ger17-81 Iiiii Flnd!IJI wh4IPad ' . 81-6B in the op. A. B. Curtis, Elm& V. Curtis to aldine M. SWadley, Parcels,~ Cle..wM ljlate entre oC the Find!IJI Leo S. Curti1, Jeule A. Curtla, land. Aetion Former Resident . p i;~·t.-~- rope ,..,'1 _ 63 'Buick £. -nl ---FuMnl-. on. .... · 64 Ramb,ler PH. 992·2143 Jl4f . .... ................. :~ ' ·,' '·'" 1965 DODGE......!J 19'5 . C()IJONET. 4 DOOR, SEDAN; 6 CYL. STANdAftP TRANS., RADIO. DECOllATED cantiY nre proporod forJARS theiror ·· by memi>erl ot ~ Troop 254 """"' a re<llll meeting or the SENIOR ''TIIOOP 196 , A hol1ilo1 PII"IJ woo held A HOLIIIAY PARTY FOR the on Dac. 22 at the borne or Mro. <lllldnn In ilorpret Ella lAw· · Minnie llarrio, MlneriVIIJe. The II' liDeota1 eilueotloal elaoo at the Jllrll u<hongad gltlo. · l'VmenQ'' lll1!110111ar1 Sehool .... TROOP 81 ...... by ~troop 198• . A GIFT EXCHANGE wal afea. The Jllrlo were uoulad from lure or 1llo Chrlotmal party of odtclol to _,hoYe the poriJ tor tbt Jllrll - 11111114>. : . : , . ; - - · auto. tntil., P.S., ' ~,;" 111~, -,:~ . .•· , . 1·:,-, ~ ~:;./tdr~" 65 'Ford Gal.axle 500 4 Dllor.:,:..~ .. ,. .' - ~, ;$1~ v....""". "'110- tr..... powet i · I!IIIIJ".ID~;· 111d¥>• W- tireo. · '. ' • Ollis · StatiDII ., . W~l•• v~nyt oen WllliUI (BarajiO earoiJiw ltl tho r-• llplllli wllh tittlr ............ ~ Unlnri!IJ wllere 1bo !t 1t Jlr. and lolro.. Kerr ~. oealor, She _Jo ~~~-· Jlr. and lin. Koa i l - ... 114101 odiaeallia ilor buoliaild II In Roekland, Maai, lor thoi*D· CU"riiiL ' mloikmlnr ol tbe U, S. 8utle t- -. ~. C.OW, Dillie ..... cr., ~ Jla Lilla T•- .U, 'llriDioll, Illite Jril•1, 17 hils, lloD7 Karr, Qlllv . J"!dli; - · Plnlaw,, 14mlo Voio -· 8mltll, SolD ._ ~ . _Sob , Bl-1, llfull-, .,_ • "' · ' * ~ _..._..,,....,.w.u- 1'1111 ·' a. 111&11. IIIIa KQ Proeb" ot J'apmburg W.. lite Chrlllntol Pit ol Mr. and Kr1. Ralpb Harald WUllaln Lomli.y'laapo. Gn-. tlent at lite 011111- Voterana fOit"'tHUNTIIIE FAMILY Re1i>llalln buDctiag 211. Mrs. Etta Lemley and 1011, Bollb7,. hate returned from eo. lumbuo where t1toy - " the put rialllng Jlra. Ward. Bobby · - an o J e clinic 111tlle )II Columbul. fHE SHoliOI ~-~i:~;i::=•••••:::~::.~~::i~~l ALL.OUR 'OOD BRANDS A DIAMOND SAYS I LOVE YOU C..o in, 1... , ~-le - ChHk the ~!ell- ,.leo -.•• voo'll - · plefttyl Letlllt Sisters mLElHot· INSTANT TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS POMEROY OPP. UPPER PAR~ING LOT OPEN I'Rl. &. SAT. EVIL PT. '· .Our . •· to help you live better Electrically COII1o . Me~ and · Ml8o Un- daCordlllo. ,.. • ope<tal Chrlotmaa - Golden Rule Closs Is Entertained ' .. Kloeo, ~-Now Jlr. and ...... - y~~ , e.. with • pori)" . Oald!n l!tol• Clfa• tor the IJf Mldtlleport l'trat!IQtl• Chunb. H'lllllilll ..... Mr. and llrl. Jolla hill ................. Mr. .... lin. Oonld - . , •• d dllallbter. llarliOra, Mr. andllro. BID 1>av1t, and Mr. and Mr 1. 1lilb 81~ doutllller, IIIII ASK TO WED ~ANT - Two ...,. ·u-•~ ..... ,~~ . ..... cCioilll ao, Georl!l ~· Rodlva, Pt. Pl-. ,.; llftlll:aiolp Galll'IIIU, II, . GIUI;Dlll. Ohlo,and-dllellll AS$0GlliD DID- Z1i H~Dr-. ... Co\'"• jii,J - .,._, 17, ~ · -~/:': . ' iQ' Jtfn. Card.YD llolll.l' IIIII IIIIo Brtlldo 2 maaclbmer. Tereoa, C7athla, lltiAD IIIII col1114 a lbur JICIIill arllde a_. Julie Good! nturnod N8w ap tor tbol ~ oprtel- it ohio Day from a woelt'o rilli ltl Gol• n..r wore aoc:omponlod ""' - · 'l'htlracioJ tor Dllr· ~ 1n tho o111oe .., io'.. Pl>mei'IIY Troop 81 beld Ill h o bome or MrL 'lbomu. leader. Games were played aDd the Jllrla were ll!rYed rofre~~· or llolehocolateando:ool<loa.Reaular weekly moetlnp wUI reoume wedneilday. Jlri. ' Pret:odlng the pori)", the 19 . PT.; ,. ·· · TROOP 254 dtorlao ber., s.t. daltll>tor ,; .• • MJL £olaor TQtor, Ril'li\lr,..;. ocauttroopl. 'li :,, ,'" Jeot, each patrol o,lectod an oldorb' or noed1 faJpily whi<h thll.l' vlolted and aervodretreshmenll. IIECJi2VES W'OlNT . lhomln refnllmleDtlotlloleltoeollto .and ... llr. Pldrons bu IDade tho.- over h1a ..,.. .,. ...nlble to all Mlddl..,.n .lfag•whej!ti, 65 Fotd LTD 4 Dr. H. T. -- •• ;,~ :-,·-- • :.;,~·~ ~. in the omce or the -elerk II llyled, The 1\a. ~ · I!'OUJ V'l mOU)r, auto. trono., P.S., radlo,; widte with blue vtlll'l lnt., one owner, new Olda trade. , '; · tf.~~~~ASKFD - A clvU ac:- On Jan. 27 a bridling - k · hill iJe!!n plamod and wUI be held from 10 .,m. lo 1 p.m. II the Cotmoll lleotlltuartan In ~llluq. · 'lido Will lndude "'10P and Mr. and Mro. E. J, JIIU, Flallil!odl, joltlod Mr. and Mrs. Koo Noeoo and laJnlq tor ChJUt. .. ~lho::liiii:U:llll:~-= · :·;..__'~~~~ ....., _.. Glllooir; .w....... Tho Jllrlolo 110•11 ll~o~d'lo· with a sift and be jolaed w•..., "A·-"' ' · 1 assistants and othen lntere•ted In smnmer emnp. XIIII, Lori IDd 1:/nn, were aloo ill 1M! Jllll'I.T. . . . ".,... B. ~ lckSk.J lark S.P,Ort ...................... $139~ . · a 1a111e deoOrated 1n Mn. HUl. ~:eecc:r:s:~ IIIII MarJ lBU or ColliJIIbuo ~clr!91bfll M.l'f.!r..t.1''"~ l' llllli•---··,'j,- ·'·! . ' IIIII Jlra. E. J; old IWL willt """ lor a'- -llr. Mr. • rr- MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 AS A GESI'URE OF _...ta• tfGa lllr uoe ot h1a laellltr u a meetllltlplaoe, Troop39bld Qr. R. R. Pldl.,. .. a apo<:!al . ...~~ ol a bollday poi'IJ held ol' viJill ., Mali ofapromta. ' style. tina, white owr turi&i~P~oewtth turquoi141' cltilh" inL1' OCie dttner. New Oldt tra4e. .• 1 - with 28 points while Mike - . . orlginolltW $795 · ' od Chrlatmu. Fa!lowlnl a 30. ciQ leove, llolpltalman Wall... ehlltlren. '!bOll' ,.,..dad pmeo wUI report 'lo the Nnal A fr and ler\'ad pmcb ' lllld - e o . !ltollonatllorfolk, VL Mra. Frank Pvnn. JMder. pr• ....... tho dulwiih two ...... lllr their <lalaroom. Tho troop wll! 1111811 a rum· ll&je' In the Soololter llufid. lq formerly .oc...,ted by Grover studlo, Cll Jan. tL VB molor, auto. trono.,f,B., Pi"'!li radio, tttlted Jlalf, lllte • IKIW 9-oO. Steve Funswoi'CII t.d 19 points "' lead Helclof"rg. BOW 3-3. -. Frank Minnig led i'WIIll.r o1 •>19.42 pluo 111111111- Give R nn lifo, illll· !llllli¥t~. ill I lriOI•IIIGdonl lnty'ont Cl\mOr. 11eall!l'lrPI 66 Olds Cutlass Supre~~~e Hbi.,Sed.• ,'••..•. $1. dark ..... with bfue B.nowr, Vs. Bruce '• 390 VB OtWo, 4 -...ooor,radiO,d,.,.,!flaiO. points IJIIi orabbe4 it polnll wiiUe teommote Mlko Ylller BaM F'" ,.., dimondll1!itl 1t1 old 67 Mustarra GT 2 Door ... -.... :~~ ; ....... $2195, aob St. Piene ia.Md· In 37 Carolyn SUe Doll, oeeklng ~~ · ·. ·····. . . Tami!Q'. The - · chlldnn, 1' State (1-7), ~. J!rUct, and-;~ qi:. T1\e ramn, tniOYod a belJ. ' STOP AT RAWLINGSI • 14 points was JlrL .~ Wallace, and 1111' $895 ---··,·;,--"'"!·· . , .I per game. FritDIOII'a 16 point& paced • - nnloed Eagles t. their . · win In io wu 'met· at. 1bt COIIIIIII>ut ' alrtooZt 1>7 h1a ....... Jlr. ~ Ho S ITH AUJGSALES. A.UG:A''.> O:HIO . avorqe from ~to33.6 points tour ot dui.Y at the DeNantllotpltal.ln Vleblam. ' ''GMC 'tRUCKS. POMEROY, OHIO SINCE 1853:<- BUICK tournunelil,.l,, Tbe ftnala are set Salurd1!1. .. ' Ashland JFK to 31 ohoto in ~ Ito defonolve Ntw Yiar'o Day Iller a~i Manr ..more•. 5 ond ~ ond_...._' ' llollilltalman Alan Wallaoe ol tor IIIY~IIIII ,m ·prepartal from ono 11rt1 loYel 111e u, S. NlYl' orrlved home ot ICCIUtlnllb - · . . $995 63 Buick rty wu-. added 24 points for Home From Viernom Dies in Akron •1 Olarls. Hospiralman Wallace · · $2,59$.· . 65 Ctdlllac . • AlrOOII. Buick . _· Save H1ndr••• ~rn& SCORES 'l'Vi!S>AY Tueaclay, homo or Mro. WUllam .;.hecl- Roct.et., f IIIII, r. ' *""'" Ewtncton; a. '' · All!ii tiartlciiiOdtW ill the tnhtlrW priii1"0III were Mra. Richard MElli! TEMI'UI! .153, '1')1hlao Vauiban and Mro. Carol Ohll...-, tho troop ~ra, and Mrs. lllmp chairman. Tilt program Slatera, tonn1J IDolillatlllt ~ MlrJ llllnter, Cheater, the waa Initiated reoentiJ to a1ol1t atrto In aooumulatlng their ...,. ottl<ero; 7:JO p.m. 'l'undoTDI&Ilt . attheltoll. Allmembora....,.... t:ees throullh ..vltW Next Tuelliii.Y, Mro. Neal and Jlro. Vau&IWI will &O to the Noll-. ed to attend; }lin, Karl Oweaad llr•. N•a>~lna, 1toote110o; day Inn In Parl<eflburl for a dlstri<t klokol! I~ for the anMrs. Elloabolb ..Allman lnllollb!B nuall!lri'acout - · oaleln Fel>ruarJ. ~· lor the lou1 1ummer campll!l procnm wUI begin . offtcet, . WOMEN'S .SOCIETY ot cbrt1o at a nelpbor- mooting to lie held on Jan. 14. II the Columbus . IIIII Sen!co, ._..,. loe Unltacl aid Southern Ohio Electric CO. otllce In Middleport. Tho councU loleibedll! Cllili-<11, 7:30 p.m. will aeBd trllaera for the aeasian which 11 open to all leac!era~ Twel"' po. Grull t, Tho ftrot In a. oerioo ot !nlni"' ....10111 aimed o1 inore ud ' baUer ,.......,., lor Molp Cl>ttnQo Jllrl W8l condUcted tblo morning II the b - of Jlrs. L II. Nooi, nol,altllor- ebalrman. Inotructon """' tho ,~frloer•bu!"l oilloe of lite Four luvera Girl scout Councl1 ;!tori ......, to dirlet the oeryloe le!IJD training program for 0, - troop "'!!lllul...... .. . The - · -ulflm Ut MrL BerMnf ~tz, Mldtlloport, lind · 8 Pt\1!.' . ,:..Caluml>ua a a d ' ~ ' 01110 ..tdrl. eo, Mrs. A. II. llleox, lolrL £.,0 , - Mr1. l!erntce . M~, PCIIiei'Of, ~ ¢otlaullanlo; ¥!";. WdbarJ. and Jtfn. E..ll. Wood boot. lac:e Powtrl, lfl4d11P01'4 ,blld«Wa; mi Mra. Frank PGWera, ew.\ette Attended by 12 R. aloo rilltad 1!1111 ber .JIOI'fllll, · od urn Ill 111141dl_.t; Jqa wUI omoee; admlo- 7$ <IIIII• per per. Blaettnars slncil· 1853 '·. . Cancer Oinic PT. PLEASANT - pori)" llo1 .-., !lr. '""' .1.... 2 tbt,...,. ..... .,.. dor ... Pit l'lltll....... lf;I;Jiod. and llro. 'N:tod tllolr 'JW't "'" ..._., *"41•" ... ...,.....,... of - .. llllli pmeh ........... I , _ Llllll ....... The ~ . ... a. eara~uMIItt Pktl,lIIi" Ito Lllda. Glftl,.... - ner ....., or~ )IU'Oilll. · llr. i 'I ..., llY!& • · • crow. ' Nn. .....n ~ llilood a hDNQ- til~ . . . . . ~ T and lORI, IOm.J, or Colllld>ul _ , 4 ; : . . . . . jooit,r . . . . . .·M lin. .... ,.. hllliiU J .;~)'•-. loor. jiilhllll .... llcbool Balld Booattro "-11t.lllaliodlooldiln<o lilltlnltl, I lo 11 p.m. a the Melia hlp l<lloOI ou<llturl· ' If y~ dO lllit ~· thi ·C. KJioW' ~ ililltt:tl · ROIIIOD Sdlool ,....,,, CcliiiUI - ME1GS )IIGR ' .--.·.: :·:. ,.... ....lidoJd. Yr. ud Mrl. S.!pttldln&.,KC .TMJO 8812.t ' D, R-, £ 7 2$ 3t 84 12.2 II. Kqr, £- , 7 28 22 ·78 ILl tllit . . ... coiollnted • . . . . . . . Club "' ....... HICl> f!W.~ GtGFTTI'AVG, K, ~. 11\V S ~ 311ti2U B>,Dkldlo, S J.' Walker, SW t 2i I 51 12.3 ~ 0.. to W,wa1 In the CGmmu-1111)", ihe J.....,. B meetltW of 111e llkllll-' Amateur Glnlener~ Club haa been cancelled. ,~ ..·.· . -..ilia. CLUB W1lJ. NOT MEET . D. l!UI,Jo, liT UUI 179 D.S ·. c ; B......,.,KC,7542811Mi1U B, D1611,e. 8 7 51'U 124 17.5 5 35 •4 84 lU J, Wal!ter, sw i 33'34 100 IS.t 4 2122 64 18.0 L • .~od..o, lrr 8 40 3,t1~ 13.0 S. ~dina. KC .. • • Our job is gener4ting electricity and getting it to ~here it's used. We're in this business because 'it 1s c:oncerned with the supply of a fundamental requirement of modern living, because it's an honorable one, because we like it, and because we want to earn a living at it We aitn to give one kind of service to everyone ... the be$t ~a~'s IJ?ssible. That means supplying our custom~ With what they want when they want it It m~ being courteous at all times and main- tablint.attractive easy-t;o.do-bUsiness-with offices. · It .rneai'ls doing ~yel'ything. We can to keep comp~ts from ari!Dng, and 1t means prompt and fatr handling of ·th!>ie that do. · .. ;_~· �I . ' • ' . l .- ~ :=~=~-a""~ · ==lllllldloplri,==~Q.~==._a.uea , ,.,. ~ "FtJ'i!. ' ifO......., , ' ., ~M ,;,' ·~ ' ,;iti. =110"11 •-m,._, ·~· ~ ec_•~ . ,ry·fior· :s::s.':::: ,,,UII. ~ ~ 8md~Y .~•. '\om.t ..,. a... llofTIYio<.fP'"!!'fl~ ~ ~ C'Lur · c· L·.;:,. . . Area \ ,, . ~ ~ E OLD DEXTER qJHGII OJt!RCII lleY . _...Ai. CIIUIICH - Rev, WU. Mli;'I'IKID ,. - . • WW(JPII AI.J 0 b1 lard 'olle, Supt.;.jlO¥ Vu Dllb'.,f< lij II, ,n,·.. • ·• ,_~ '-1.:4. ·• " . . .I,. 1 ~ _._ .,..-. ~·P Hn\<11 ftrll r.uo.tJw SUeday Sc - . . '11!~ w...W, · · 7:JI! ·p, m. p _ ,_ .mteullllo 'l'tllredajo, Fred I;'. !mllb, ..,_ laeder. YIRih Fellowoi\!P• 7:30 n 51mc1a7. -t m., ClllrCh SerriceL P. MT. HERMON lil¢'i;D UNITED FAITR CHURCH ol B"~"'.u IN CHRIST_ RoY, ··~sc:bool ""''~ Naaao Sotllelllelll. - Me- $inllh, pastor. s u a 4 a 1 &4>0rl-lll. RoY J~ · Sc:boOI, t:30 L m.; RuooaaD ~ Gllh - .IIDI , , e.ao, &mday, .. ~ed w-••· usut.- -w.. • .,. . PIP.' 9:~0 ~ . t; ,_ iilaiiiiw- Wdtohlp, - 10:41~L'm.; ·llamReeVII,~ ·idiool-:-- , , ud .,_., !iollll'dQ ... .1&SO p. AI..YREil ~~- ..,:.,_:I.. Clllll'dl IIE1'HANY a.~> ' DIST CHURCHUNlTED - Re~.. PU. . - l'ell'l A. ......., '"'"7-"1 ..... · ~" ~ ·-•lor .,_,_ warSdloOl al 8:$1 · L.,.,, uu• do7 ilP . Sllrilees POIIEROY. WWEil LIGII'I' aoiJdl - Hurt-Uie - ••_.....:.,-. m.OIIar<h SIIIL . 1:_1' :PO L~~~~~~~·~~ == -ill·, W_..,, ?,ae p, Mrs; IIJ$!1 ~. elall - · ~ a. m.; SUndo.Y·!l<libal, lJnlor. ., v· - - ;_ 1D:JII a. m. Bb1h1Tholu, s.t. M 18:!5, ~..."'!._'71__.., ;;;_ y - ·F)Uowahlp,' 6:30 P. m. leodor; Ww•,... _., -~ THE , Rm;t.ANII COI4IIUNI'I'Y dol' _ . - It 7:45, wltb the IIURC'...:,.... • - 'l'IIIDRev c;uto; W-IIIIIU' ennln8 C .. • LDL; ....;er ..,.rieea at 7:45, tor. ~~~ ::..,;".;;lee, 11 a.m. Wed~RISTlAN SCIENCE Servleeo no'"""· pr•_.r __.._ 7:30p.m. _.. 315 Main St., p L PI••• -.... M a.-.~ - .... ..a..u . . , .Wllr"'"'", " 7•,30. w~·•··s _...., ..... ....., 11 &um.fs L m.; ~m...... Til!! DANVILLE )VESLEY AN 8 p. m. All wel..,..e. CHURCH - c•··te• Dooer, -~ v_ ' SYRAtruSE FI1IST !JIIITPI p........VTEBJAII - ·RoY· LIIIIOD ~ ..:::7"'"t:lll ~. pallor. •~t>LI· - """' -.nr !lermoa tt a; m., . . . . .......,.7:10p.,m.,a1..,_ eet!IW SUeclay, a.• ..- cer, .- """' - ... 10:10 LIJI.; . . . . ... - - 7:30 P.JII.I' aud' pr.._• ..mee, n.tldl:r. 30 Lm. · ·, Bll>lo atucly and prayer 1-r. Chrlotlln E-.or, 7:30 service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. p. m. ever)' uuavr ._..._, ..... side• ~ - W Dl$'1' ~" • o.1o MeCIIq, ,......, &mday SchoOl; t;30 11. n;Worahlp....,. •lee, 111:30 a. 'in.t Bible SbJibo, . We<'1oih1fll30 1\. ·T P. m. . • V.M.Y !'; ~~ . a,;,.; -·~·llllar , ' ' •' eo 7:30 p. m.; Wo loiondll" ••b IPIOIIIh \,NUU m.1 lll(ip)" Hllllllro f'l'lday ~Of •• u........ ' ' ' ' . . '• f~.-IOr futOr. CuESTER· Se~. .91~R~ioRD 9 crureh a.~.;~ Event~ 1\l'e~ ... evenq prayer service, 7:30. fur wrsery to grade six Pastor, Elcler C. W. Prof!ltt. ,;Ci!IWr.. at tormer Methalist an- ,..30 L m., •~~>erlntenden~ Mra.J ames ddltlren's ay Cburch ....., adult ' and ........ 10:30 L m.; junior high, him. and young adults Sc~' JEuOVAH.'S WITNEllSES, Lar· idl mini te . SYRACUSE UNITED METHQ. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, putor. Sun:lly School, ry Carnahan, r. Sunday: Bible pre• lecture,rc9:30a.m.; Walob TowerBible IIUI!y, 10:30 .. m.; Wednoadi.Y: study, 7 P. m, ThuradiiY: Mlntlllry aehool, 7 p, FIRST UNITED- PRISBYTER· lAN CHURCH Mlcklleporl, GuestSunday Mini-, James BucboJ>. School !q>erlnleJ>o.• ... Sch<>OI, 9:30 a.m. 9: 30 a. ITL, Ben Quisenberry. So{>t Morning worship 10:30 L .. ' m., Drat and Udnl Sunda1• ach • month. evangallotlc _.,~ 7 30 on1 and 8 BRAJlBURY CHURCH OF CHRlS'l'- Swllay school, 9:30 L m. Gl-.-Evans, &lpt. Church Mr· -~..... former Methodist Church_ vtee1, 10:30 a.m.i ev~..u . . aer~ MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTServtce alhWeekley, m. School. Boy4 vice, 7:30; Wedne141J' pr~ m. Miller Sl. -meettrw, EYerBGII lladtnoy, youth sUjiOrlnleadeot; oorvlcea, 7:30p.m. .,..-,Bible IUiclr e~sea,Sun- ......Cburch Sandal' QllnlormerE!f-~UttBI' F--~ ~escllmonth,Wor- ·'r~ llllr . W ..- ... preaeblnl, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Porti~Bashan ~~-- ~- n-• n-v. -~....,.,. j~Jrd__, and Fourth .......,s, - · ~ E. J. Grlmlh,paator. 30 Rog· ,;, SCboollO a.m., Worablpaer- ~ School, 9: L m.; . J~'ee 11 a.m.; 'nleodiiY evonlnp er Wllfre<l, ~t Sunday worship 'f · ~ - 1 p.m., Prayerud.Bible study. servlce, 7:30. p. m. Prayer meet'.•. ,i inn'LAND CBURCH OF THE lng, TUesday, 7:301ap. m.,!~~· " d D ··font Frederick, c 18 - . . «9iARENE - lleY. !Joy • YGIIh FaDowshl(>, Friday, 7: 30p, ..,_, Jr., puU. SUD day DL Eraest Deeter, Ieeder; Hog· ;litQ•, 9:30 Lm.'; IDDi'Dlnl wor~ ldeda .Z..,. 10 30 )'OUDI pea- er WUfred, J'f ., pres '~" : Lm.; .. MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH WI·Wriee,6:45p.m.;ovanp- OF GOD_- SL, Mum, .... 7:30 p.m. w. VL Su1¥1ay serx..l, 1U a.m. t i1'1'rr IHIIinl - " ' · ' ' lolomlnrl-lhiJ>, U L m,[!QII. geUotlc.nervl<e,7!30p.m.Bible E. Doaalai?l, Sluclr and prqer nervl<e, _,..,......,. n--o..-;.. Cbosler WedTen ~: ---liD ~RTHEATHUNI'n2l ° - - .Jamll ~- ,.ec~ay, n30 P.m. · - , . ~ - - - · Pille><, Phone ~-~l33. a..r.b oMioooi, 9i30 a.m.;.,_ CARLETON~~CHURCH -Klngo· ' _.... Seboo1 9 30 ill( oor•.... .10:30 a.m.; , _ ~-!bldi;J, 8p.m. Cbolrre"'--- I P.,nneroy·F OW<tr Shop • p.m. a.m.~ wecs. needay. 0 'btar1 BoatL -""" • ' c 1 a...... Worablp m., Ralph ar • ._.. )l Lea N. W. OPTOIOIISl lH7 Jack RR~, - -Pre-' aOAiala Oowald. died or ' O,D. fourth Sund_,.-s. BAKERS OF DIST CHRIS-· nAN Church - James illlu111 ' ~·""·PeiiOr·, Robert Peuloen, ochool supt. Morning oervl<e,· 0 •5 9:30 Lm.; &mda.J achool, 1 :'1: a.m.; youth meetln& 6:4 S p.m. ea~-au•-s,9:30Lm.;M<Jm. ~ •- Wors••·, 10:30 Lm.; NYPS .. ~ • ..., Sunday 6:30 p,m.; Evonaellatlc Sent.ce Sundl1 7:30 p.m.; M1doweek Prayer meeting Wedneo•·· 7•.30p.m.·, Missionary Meet-., inll Soc:cmd WedneaciiiY ol eoc~ DIODth 7, 30 p.m. MASON BAPTIST CHAPELu--old C··--.~_.,.,_ Tbe Rev. w••·.,.-·, pastor. Charles Lambert, SuDday Sc- S.Vt corner Soconl ud Pomeroy Sit., Mason, W. VLI Sunlay school, 9:45 LDI.; worllllp nervi.., 1L WedneodQ ewnlog, trainlJW union, 7; prayer oorvlce, 7:45. R 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED METHODIST - C. J. Lunley, paollll"; llanJld Blackston, church PHONE 99~ ••••• IIIDI:t.EPORT, 0. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO• OIUO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER IIIDIIl.EPORT, OIDO ' LANGSVD..LE CHRIS'l1AN ~ue RoY. Robert' .,_~-. Pulor. Worohlp oarvl.. '10:30, Gl..,. FIIIIY,i\\111. day llCbool lql. ~ !l<hODI at 9:30 a.m.; 8lll<liiY nllhl •orvi .. 7:30p.m. ~ oervi<~ W-sday nllhtot 7:311. ,vwaae. == m:;.- ., . • ---· • • lbo· md>, .- v•u, OF IIIGil GRADE COAL WEST COLUMJ!IA. W.VA. ROYAL !tACINE FUL-YALU MARKET . \ TRE STORE WITII A IIA&T I SWISHER ~;:.1110 ·~ Ba~•.~ td ·. ,'o • J. PLAtNs.' 13 Children Knh Suits ,28:Children Knit Subs 187 Girl's Stretch'1'ights tix-7 5 Ladies Skitts . !!AloES '- ALLIS OIIALIIERS - SEBVICE FARM-IND\lSTIIW...:LiWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINs PH. 1187-a43G 10 Ladies Skirts 5 Wies Skirts OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. , ~~~-t'~ln""' I' . • , 12 LEI C.ya:a .. ' 9U• . ANP HEATING . 99~ IIIDI>LEPORT ARNOLD'S SOHI() S~RVIcl A·---· • • . POMEROY, 0. ttUOIIB A FRIENDi:.Y ~TO 811)' .. , . l ' . . ' . .!i%.£.0 iMI.e• . lfl1 41 d " I a t: 2.50 SJJO 1.00 2.58 8.88 4.83 s.oo 1.50 4.88 1.00 s.oo 5.88 .;6.83 7.88. 4.00 s.ao ... •1.99 tAI.I 'l _ ·:ar. \-~.··'··.·'· I ' .,, .)" ' ' ;·,_,;.;~-,;\ ......) i ~ ~ .,- ' ~. ;' . ~ =~~ c......,;:}'!!ol• · ~,.,- filii-, ~~pr~~n~aq. {: ...,..._~ " " " ' -11" ' . .... ...,... . . . . 7~»4· . "'· .' "'" -~~ 'f ~ ' . . ·' 1.! ?ladle. Cat Gottts 7 L.tlif. ·C,U.· &.11 ,_.,8 ' .....8 ~ «AaU I • ..... ,... .s•. 4M · 4.M Ub US 2.5e Nl .UO • 4.-81. · UO 6,88 · 1£81 4.80 ·YO . 1:7. tl;M ?JJit .• u.eo . 1 ,.. · 9 ~es C.O.ti* !!J.ia ·18:.GO 2 ._ .,._'Sbilh &: Jmppera tN· _ ·,·.... B d...~ lrc.-.. Skin Set. .._.. 7 .:auea ""..e••~ 6JI .2Lat:Gee Dreasee lt.M .,_ 6 Ladies Drelllll'l a.M· ""' s. Ladies~ 1~ ·"'"""'~;~Drt•tJeM"' '' ·I· 13 Ladiea Dust... 5.88 • 6.:88. ·S Ladies lluatel'l .'7.111 · 8 ,_ "'IIPP .. lrilif &weatera B.M I f..ad:les FJannel Gown. I Ladiea Pa)811Ul8 iiO belies Kmt 'l'ops. Ladits B.tutdted Trleot 2J Furrie Pile Tritn Gown.& PaJam•• 5.00 ' .100 :. :: :i~. Str-'.-:: _ c.--1· ~.:..... DiSh %.97 100 ~ 41l~~~ ~.~··~ ~~;~.~ ·~!i;-.ra~Jt~Sd.·ws · tfJo : ' . ' .... ; . ' .. ,. ,· Ul .' tL 2.00 .... 5~ sM · '-- 7.00 ~Lot SAO 4.M 2.00 !.50 1.50 2.50 QUANTITY UJJ uo 13 Stliiil•StftlVeg~Ie l&h .. . l 0. a .. fi1M :, • ' ,...;,_ "" J _ .fl KtonieJ:R~ Tray • WIWS ANTHONY . . ., 240 LINCOLN ST. .. .. • ' ~IJilliiii!IG '2.00 12 Girl's Dresses 5.88 181 Girl's ~tretch Tights 6lt~f 1.50 . - ~EQUIPMENT . ·191 s.r.a 101 Girl's Dresses PH. M7.a2110 ,. 3.00 ' ·' 5Stand.Op-ta.q, . z·B,ol: Osea . ·~j·" ' ('.' .• !GZ Plastie ' . l l•.. } ·it? .' \' ,f~·'. '. . 'P' . ,t .~ . •. 1 TUPI'EBS ~ANDISE >: - ' ·-·!'"': c•ar .. '·m · ___:_ ~Girl'~ Dres~' '' ' ~.., 2.50 & LOHSE I REXALL DRUGS . WE FiLL ALL DOCI"OR'S PRESCHIP'1t0NS ~~ - ~. . . :._Mrs:;.~:"::d!· • i,ei"l1 ~ ill!ol•.S!/141' • · ·.- "'!! ,,, · • '/itO p. aa, w•~RWLE BAPTIST ' •'!E~•r, -••ta Oblo CIAdm .,. P · r · Rm . 5 Wfet eom.tJnates · 2l.adla Coordina- ~ RACINE,OBlO 10· .. ... ...,.. Sunday IIOlliniW .. ~ . • ~ c:wlk w.' · - ....... Wlmle • .,w~ , ._ Bit 1'111-;*W~ . aonnon, ll L m. ~- - ~ . ~ . . . , do Chrlstlln - - · ·' lj, l 'iolaooi:?.NJin. . ·~!IDI;· R - a...nd PARK FAMILY llECREATION SWDOIJNG .. . . ~~...:.lhie.:,' "I am 1.,;;';;;;, F~!_..,'!m\ . • "t~~ -~ In 1.-.;· ;,..:,•~.,;.., ~·~ .. . . . the _ . . p.m. Poolor ,.,... :.o ··> .. ~ ·-Cid· ioi ' 1nloild ,the PRODUCERS ANil DJSTIIIB1itoRS mENVNITEDBRETIIREIIIN , ·. ~·~¥"~"~ CHRIST - Eldin H. SW.• PI":; tJIMI~ !:...,.T· a· •~ M•-· .... M .l ....ei !.rllt4'i'l S'11e1!iea SwMtera uo 1.21 2.00 1.00 1.00 !.80 . tot.tu~ ~ten 9.00 ts . 57~-Smmen lGO 12.94 19 Girls Coati 14.91 W Girls t:ar Coats S.M ~ 6.88 1-t Ghi'"FJalmel P. J.~;;, &: CoWDS1.28 Gl_;r•Piatmel P.'J.'9 &: Co;m.-1.17a Girl' a Flannel I-. J.'sl/t Cowm 2.91 21 Girl's Knit Top9 · 1.88 • l.C)9 ts·c~.-ls Play Jamas !1.48 Guls Quilted Robe• 2.88 Girls Quilted Robes 9.88 Girl• Qullted Robe. .ua "ME>IRER OF TilE BIG 3" LEIYING COAL COMPANY io.sll ·=· · 14 Cirls Coats MA '' • ••10 m.r- ;.r <, IIIDDLEPORT, OIUO ~_._, ,._ 6:J0 p, ID.; NYPS,_ 6:15 P. _..._ m, ~ ...... Evll!piiiPIIc . .....-., --......, Wed 7:30 p, m, P11prmoollqr, ••· ,.-..,7,30p,m. -... •n•~ THE SALVATION ~• --~ "W~..aVOJ RaJ S. "....,., ofll- In c:IJarae., SandQ, 10 a.m., Holl .. 1»11 moetiur. 10:10 L m, Sua.... - People's La• _, .SchoOl. y Sal·~_ _.._ pm, 7 P.m.; • - - • 7:10 .Po m.; T1UJ 141J, 1 110 3 P. m.; Lldleo- ' - l 7p.m. » - elUNa. . ,. ·~ · uoouu BoU'TiST -MI4· ••• ~ ,...,.. or 151111 . Jacka,paalllr. SoaiiJ Scboal L lQI oldP L m, ArDOid ~~ ..... ' · · R~ I'UIST B~lie\" -..1 J, JoekJGD,'paolor. ~ """'"" e,ae a. ScJiDoi;·· <tO 'a. m,,_Krl. Gei-: , . ·, ~ s.t, . Wcnldp - ... MARK Y STORE p.m. ocOOol ._,.lntendelll. Morn!~ 101'"1\~· lla.'m.Batll!ot'i'nlito POMEROY CHURCH Of worahJD, 9:30 L Dl.l church IQI'UIII!II, ft<llj;151111·....,.., SoD• CHRIST _ Robrt H. Wood, pa.. school, 10:15 LDI.l ewnlng wor- , dayl It' 1:10 p, m.; Krl. ~ tor, Sunday Bible Study, 9:30 L ahl(>, 7:30; MYF SUnilay, 6:30 . Woedo, lift~ : m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; p.m. Prayer meetllw and Blblo ~ 'BUll., J1!EE IIETilO:YGIIh mH!Ing, 6:30 p. m.; Eve- sludy, Wedoosday, 7:30p.m. Ad- DJS11.·.; RoY, C.CU J, Will, punlog wor1hlp, 7:30. lfld.W oek mlalatntlve c;ouadl meoUqr, -~ ~. tiiO a. ""' 1u.tee, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. tlrat Mohia,y of eaeh montla, 1:· J~ w~, UiiO;~ Jun!Gr dlolr pnedce Friday, 30 p.m. . ti30; Y - ~ 1u~o IIIDDLEPOR'l, ' TINY'S FOODLAND dQ SchoOl, J:30 a. m,; KOl'llinB Wonblp, 10:80-a. m.; JUalor SO. Plll!'ol!!ii. 't·v·.... *-~ "' GENERAL -MicldleJIOrl,lleY.~Mlller, es<hiMIIIII. HEMLOCK GROVE ~·· • • CHoiCE GOEGLEIN READY.• MIX CO• ' Ptt,'~eepers 2.38 . J lm•litl! 3 Pe. Bootee SeJ!f ~ ,. l9:Girls S~Prts 2.88 ~ S.97 t.o.e 39 (lirls Swe-ten ~.97 1.80 ·96 Girls Sweaten 4.88 3.00 1 Cirla Co~ts 10~97 !f.OO • ' , ....•. l~ lnfama ! _~~; GOO~D~B~RE~AD~--~j~~~~~~~ffr~~~~IY!~o~ '" -_ _....._ _ _ 9:30 L m.; Wayoo'lioush, Morning worshl(>, 10:30 L m., sec:ond and lourthSundaysol.,.h moolh. 8Wl1!0llttlc • aervtce, 8 p. m. se ...--~ vau a n "' h --~ third Sunday eae .. ~~· . ISE UNITED . IIIETH Sc.;._ SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, -ator. Bob Moore, &mday SchoOl Supt. &mday Sc:h<>Oiclaa... . .... ' ' S ae.-v.ce, : UNITED P· m., see CARMEL • METHQ. •lnll•. lint Salurda.Y ol . \forihlp aervlco, 10 L m. ""' •• .' .·~ap=ppe=ar~bol::::ow:·;..________~r-~~-pp~:~=~===~-, .L., .. . y· ·.soH·10...SERY .. lc'E HEINER'S BAKERy _(l.an7l!llle¥,> ISO' .QUANTD'V h'EM riiiCI ,15t7-21 :..:a;,.. lloalh[y WI" G•n•ll• Eve~ ~ IIECirl ~­ ~ ~H,..,!lf.l ~. ,.t; sellers, tiii!M. s.inao.Y School, . i . •IJ. Cl 22$1¢ US •. ~· 11 Winmo l.o· of ahalr whoroabouh and helpo uo 1 1va~ tham a wide berth. cow>oru JMII K.uarr Ad"tn._..,l..,...., ltlt"., Stnubsn-p, v•. Eve~ L ,, .. b.,.a. o~~, ~- wllh CUila. 10 ......··~ lla_,r, m.; Corroll Norris, SUpt. Worii!ID servlce,ll L m.; MYF ~_....P~•er 6 P. m. ..-.-, • _, meeting ~... 8 Wedne._,, P· m. POMEROY aJURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Comer Unlool?lld _ENTERPR • Mulbe Rl CiJtle V Bender- ODIST - Rev. Wllllant Air...,_ p.m. rry. ~ 9:30 Pastor. Ralph ~eneer, Sl.pt..; SOUTH BETHEL UNITED son, pastor. ' Elcl Weeks All'~ Worohlpsor· L m.; Raymond Walburn, s..rl. on ' ...... School METHODIST- Worship, ncODd Morning worslllp, l0:30 L m.; vlce1, 9:30 Lm.; ~·.._,• and lllurth Sunlay, 10:30 a. m.; E..alqr Sorrice, 7:30 p. m. Mi<l- 10:30 Lm.; Youth FaD~ahlp, firat and thlrd~s, 7:30p.m. week aenlce, Wedoe..,., 1:30 6:30. WedneldQ: Choir, S.15 P. SuD<1ay ScOOol, 9:30 a. m. Yoodl m.; Bible Study, 7:30. Fellowship, 6 p, m. each Sunday p. m. CHURCH 'OF CHIRST - Mid• at T-ra Plains United lolethoFOREST RUN UNITED METH· dleport, 5th and Main, Jack h. ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. 5M•.,. Bible School, 8:30 dist Churc ler, .......-. Worship service. 9 0\0•- 1...,.... c..~TER CHURCH OF GO~ ....,.,..... a. m.; ~ wonblp, 10l30 a. ~ L m.; 5undly School, 10 L m. m.; EftDlJW wunldp, :30p.m.; 7 TbolleY.CbeoterBJl'IP¢..,.-. Mro. FradNeau,So{>t --r......t..,Wedlleeday,7p. SUIIIII,Y School, 1,30 L IIi,; WorMINEIISVJLLE UNITED Jlaulln Mllf'!':, .,.-., llhlp llrvlce, 1l a. m.; E'lelllqr METHODIST - Rev. WonleU CHURCH OF TRE NAZARENE -ohlp,7:30p.m,Pnyer141P'Y• Sluder, pastor, Sunda1 So-, 1.., .. 'nle141J, 7:30p.m. Youlll SorvJ , "lllursday, 7:30 P. m, 9 L m.; Kemelb Wlt!KeM, SO.,~ ,-~. - • - Lanlv Tnt7lor,So411o!Jtm.. classes, Weclnollllay, 7:30 p.m. · Gn•CE EPISCOPAL-E. MolD -- - - . Cburehsebooleaeh , ~~-!Uido7 at 10:30 a.m. Third &Ill•·· ol each month IMI m......., ...., union, 7 30 service, Holy """"" : L 11 ...,.A[f...te'=-,7p.m.,cl!Oir Mlniee, 10 :30 L m • and 7·)0 • ' ......, ... - · m ,,._, Bal fltiii!IIL Pnyer · ai. ~...... ~er ' Nrvlee, Wednoo4il;,, I .p.m. W-llllay, 7:30 • P. m, Chester Church of the Naz30 ibi ' ALMANAC arene Chris_, 7: SILVER RUN ro... FREE WILL Molmy- event-. Pd:llte waaeome. £~-J U - PHI& mtematlonal ..tll1 Atld 'IUday to Frii!Q, Jan. 3, the BAPTIST- Rev. vo' oa, third day o1 1969 with 362 to paotor. Richard Fink, &mday !ollow. Sc- !q>erlntendent. Sundl!' The --11· -". Sc-, 10 L m.; WorlhJp, 7:30 " · The mornlnc llaro are Mara P.m. Pl"OI'er meeting, Tlturnday, IIIII Jupiter. . 7:30 P. m. Cbolr pnedce, Tuoo7 The ovonlni otars are VOJNI day, p, m. and Solum. LAlU.ETON CHURCH-~ FOR All OCCASIONS' On IIIIo day Ia IIIIIIO?"Y: buey RRod. The Rev. Jay Stlleo, Ia 1938 the llardt ol Dimeo pallor, Ralph cart, S. S. s..rt. ~ wao orpnlzed to 5un11a1 Sch<>OI, 9:30 L m. Wor99'2-2039 f111!1 IDCOndlo -at;rola. ohJp oorvlce, 10:30 L m. IIIII )l lt61 the U - Slaloa 7:30 p, m. a!tenate[y. PrayOJ' CHt NIGHT 'J49.29St -ered· .upomati< rolallooo oervl.. each Wedno141J, 7:30 p~, ors P cU 7 30 w Choirhipra Service ce, : to:3o METH!)<',,~4fl.~~......h- nrMbVRY ~METRO. !hi, 10:55 a.m.;Simila;revenlog DIST, ~~rn<:uae- Rev. Werden semce, 7:30. Bible Sluller, pastor. SUndo.Y School, .. ithl&h<lusandseni= !'!. . .:.W UNITED . 'illS1'"C!ruRcH- Preaching, D;c ' Vlueyard, ""' idt Bl· 30 Lm Firat and St<OIII 9mClals parly,ustMohla.Yeo<h days .,··each month; Third and YGIIh Fellowsbl(> each ··-· 6 p. m. informer Metb- ·••• ~11......... -.....-• • edbt bulldllllo District youlhnl- _..., -•ce m -~ 7·,30 p.m.·, Wed'' oeedl;r evonlnp at 7:30, Prayer b'' llrlllllonolaj'oleochmonlh. and -le olu"-. . · .LETART UNll'ED METHO. "' CHURCH - Flrlt and SocFiiEEDOiol GosPEL MISSION '*' ~ QW....., ~ '"''..., · · -----'!---------..-- '• ..... ' . .t ..... .. Wldlthe h<J>o 11 wlll, In ....,. meuuro, loolu and bol,p sulllaln lhaUrhlch lo pod In e.mtiJI and connm""""- Ule, this lealurelo_...-edbYtbo lluJI..oollrms151111!11"(111PluliOitl"'-..... Yooth Fell..,shl(>. Satutda,y, 1:45 p, m., Sabbath SchooL Worshl(>, 9:30 L m. . apealdng, . " '' '· ., In crlsi1. 8tnpt11.ra ,elfcltd b,l•• A...m.:u. Jmlt Softllll ~ 'I i. •""r 1u5 tho evory-dcny function af folnh lo r. pllol mOft on a true cou,.. tho oea of life. .f ha church cannot awoep away 1... =al l!l~pa~~dod Sunday Schoolses- VI ' ,STORE HOURS. i ;qDA)' JliRU SAT.U~DA y ,HA.II, JD ·~... . ·,. · ,., .: .• Siiii40AY1 P.11. to rp:i t : . ,1rlf-~·· •.·'• .,·· as a rofolge whon danta ...........ral, , oplrllual and physical loom too clo,. for comfora, God doet not fail ~ . " . ',•• ,·J . . '•.q.,_. r. .• Life for ooma fol~o I'-a -eolon of~,... . eKapt:1, lvt th... ..a .. ..tventu..• ·we ct1n tlo ·without. They do~'t prove uo IM!Icl •Hon. Thay olmply provo us poor nov/fiGioro. . Frlghtonacl man oomotl-• tirm to roll1lon Pom ii...J, ..::.U,;, i . 4 w~- s~t. - , ,. .. Here's :. phototraph · te~n . froM a You don't brlnJ a ohlp, thla clou to an ke'!-"1 For undotwalor iho r.ntaclea of !hl• crual, . .td montter may reach out - ~ mile ., ....... 9~0 Sc.:X,., . QU:(W1t'fi£S ·~.: r r1 -..JtiEAS!Nf SfORE ONLY . . ,, clan _,.., - S.. ~rabip, , ·SALI · S,ARTS FRlDAY M.ORNJNG···10 A-M; ".' .. POMEROY FIR- BA . PTIST ·- m.'; .' J •• Pl"OI'er mottllllo 7:30p.m. owry . &C.& . ~ wec~no-~Boord 1111ttlllllo 7·30 each m~. ·• p. IDol w. '· s~ .....,, oocaed ~ ach lllCliPIII. 7:30 . LOTfRIDGE UNITED METH- tor; - . SWick, Sulllay School _ John wnea, ' P. m.• Ollldal Boanl, HCal! ODIST _ .w orship, llrsllllldUdnl !q>erlnllmdent. &mday School, oupl. &mday nebool, '9:30 a.m.; 2.,PODL;,EROYnrat ~ . iacb moalh, 7:30 llo DL &um.r• ol eaeh month, 10:45 L 9:30 L m.; Worabl(> service, IJIOI1IIDI -llhlp. 10:30 a.m.; CHURCH OF c'HiiiS.f ~ lleY. w, POR'l'J..AND trNlTED METRO. m.. ....... 151111 lourth Sundayo, 10:30 a. m. V - and Junior BYF, 6 p.m. Bible lblclr, Wed· 11. l'OIJ;I"In. .,..-, Pllrlck D. s.~~,y Selloot, tt15 DlST CHtJRCH - W. n.Je Mo7:~ p. ... Sunda1 Sc:OOol, 9:t5 youth service, 6:45 P. m. Eve- fllsdiJ, 1 p.m.; ebolr Jll'letlce, WPDd, 8:30p.m., Waeoday. in. lll·i Wonldp, · 111131 _a. m. Chq, &-., Sd!oal, L DL ChrJ.Itiall F.nleaVOI' 1 third nl"' worshl(>, 7:30. Prayer and praise, WedneadaJ, 7:30. YOldb. cbolr nbeu'lll; - Moa~~u, 9:30 L m.; Worahl,plerYice, 7;30 SatuniiiY ote..h month. LAURIIL CUFF FREE METIIUNITED F Af1'H CHURCH MT, UNION BAPTlST -Sc::-.:. . 6:30 p. m. MrS. Morvla BUrt, p. m.; Ollldal.Boanl, -Sandal' dlftctur; s.tor ebolrrehearlll, eeeh month, s=so p. m. OIISf CHURCH - Sunday School Nease Settlemert- Robert E. cecU Cox, pastor. SundiJ' ac:hool superlnteRient, Ear 1 starkey, Tbureday, 1:30 P. m.,lilrl.l'lPII OAK GROVE UNITEDMETIIO. S:39 a. m., momiN: worshiP, Smith, Sr . • pallor. 10:10 a. m., ~ worShiP, supt.. Roy JohniOil. Sunday sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; SUndl,y Neue, dl.reetor. '111urldl,y, all om CHURCH- W. Dill• Mc?:30 p. m.; w-.loday, Christ- ach001, 9:30 a.m.; wor"'" ·"p ser - eve·•&mday Scbooi,1G.... ~& wdtsh'"• . , 7:30; Wedne.. 7 30 •••, """"" BUIY Bee qullllqr IIU"IY In Cln~ - --otor. ·•o .-..:~ 7 30 p m d"" p-ver and Bible study, : eharch social room. ,•30 L m.; WOI"ablp aenlce, 9w ian Youdl Crul&der•, 6:30 p. m. vice, 10:30 a.m. -~ : ~ - ·RUTLAND C H U R C H OF L m., Drat 151111 third &mdaya and pnyer meetJrw, 7i30 p.m. each Sunday . Ycutb meeting o.m. iJNnED MEntO- CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, Tburadlr, ebolr praetlee, 7 p. oholr practice, 6:30 p.m. each SUTTON W Dol ... t. S esch month. ....._ ,., R, Eupno · Gill, pntor; P hll ~ . DIST CHURCH • e pastor; V. H. Braley, S\1> ; ,.._ THE RUTi:»ro '\IETiibu•n day . CIW'C. pastor. Sm1da,y Sehoul, day school, L m.; com- CHURCH _ RM. C. J. Lemley, WI" ·a.aot. . KENO CHURCH OF CHRM- l0:30 L m.; Worship servi.ce, munion and worshJp senice, 10:· . paltor. ChurCh SChool. 9:30a.m.; DExTER CHUBCH OF CHIU~T Russell, pastor. Nor- Norman McCain, tluperlntendent., 9:30 L m., second and fourth 30 Lm. t praycrw, Thora- Worship Hnice, 10:30 a. ~ 9030 Sorvlces weekly It a. m. SuD<1ay eoch month. day, 7:30p.m. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST · - &mday School • -Preachq llrst and lhlrdSunili.Y . CH OF THE CHE'!TEll II Charge rl -••• ll<lod. • · m.; WorahJp service. ol month by Charles Russell II J:IIESTER CHUR H bert lleY Pearl A. Culo palltor, Pomeroy • Hu son•~• a.. m. Chrlltiln Endeavor NAZARENE - Rev, er worablp, a. m.; John Webster, pastor; Rl¥ Ut-CHURCH OF Gnte, pastor. Worship &eorvice, Sund 10 a. m.; Mra. tle, Sundl3' achool ......... : nHST CHURCH OF CHRJST _Charles Russell, paa- 11 L m. and 7:30 p.m., ~ WaidiY Spencer SUpt. FLAT- dent. SUn1ay school, 9:30 Lm., NAZARENE -SunclaySehool . Rl hard Gilbey ~ Sun· Sunday S.h<>OI, 9:30 Lm. Ric WOODS• Selaool, Sua<lay, morning worship, 10IJO; SUeclay !1. m,• Moroln8 Worshl(>, tor. 9:30 ard Barton. Supt., Charles Bls- 11 a. m·., John Bally, lupt. evening servlee, 7; pl'l)'er meet.·a. Eftnlrc Worshi.P, 1.0:30 a. m.; sell, assistant Pra,yer meet- ship urviee alternate& with Al- lng, Wedn&sdly, 7 p.m. a. Prayer servtces, 7:30 fred and F~s. Sorvlcos ST:-JbiiN's Lin'HERAN-Biiwocnedi,Y. Sunilay School . worohlp, 7 p.m. WednesclayBible lng, Wednesclay, 7:30p.m. at· HARRISONVILLE ~ Sunday mornlJW or . evenlog, ol an ~I, pslltor, M~ ...,.. artnllnd.... Pauline McClln· study, 7:30p.m. Pallor, Rev. Morris M. I¢QRGANI>IED CHURCH TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, ~~~H DAY ADVENTlST ship, 9 L m,; SUoda.Y Sehool, Jesus Christ ol Lotter D a Y &mday School !qlerlnteRient. h roy lolulberey 10:30 L m, ~~~~~ PLAINS UNITED Saints, Portland • Roclne RRod. Sunday ScOOol, 9:30 L m. S.... Clulre veterans ST, PAUL'S L!lrHERAN - S2 -lolornlJWWorshlp Sunday Sc:hoo~ 9:30a.m.; Mom- day service, & p. m., the Rev, . Hoopltal Pldlllp Gel· . F. Sl., Pom~= Wed ~ 7 P. m. Sebool, 10 a. m,; Wore•..,.. L ... at fonner EUB build- i.ng Worship, 10:30 a. m. SundQ Max Donahue or Mi4dleport eYIIlllQJ service at 7. Wednesday er, pastor. ne • Ua. m ,~~ ' ,_,...;ft -•RCJI, Racine ~-- o........ .... at ~····. 7:30 p. nlng. Joanil& ..,...neer' pre . . 7~lgm..EYAN ..,.,.,_ ·~o. ...,,n uw u a.m., altAI"IIOdqr :SUndo.Y , pnetlee, W~, S:11p,111.1 9:30 a.m.; worship esrvlce, 10:· momiJWL Daftll Holter, cIa I • '!leal<r choir pnetl~ 11tur~, SUeclay odlool. ' !Uida1 nebool, t:JO a. . . t - -· .' a• Bul.tts ' '! - U1 lUI •• • ' �.' r . - .I , . . •• • .., atCJii:ng;W•nt /A~; :~ring Top, Grade ·n~sultS -~ ~miroi 2 SIGNS ' OF in ~y .local retired . mon~ w.w tires like ' 9PIM . 19U PONTiAC.................. .............:.Roclucod hi new w•w $1895 tires, vinyl trtm with bucket seats, con~ole, rad.io, PS. an:d P.B., · outo. trana., darlc blue finish with white nylon top;· A real sharpie. ~omeroy: .Motor Co. · _ &., Nolb niBil!: wiD be a IUD llhool Jill. I, Rutland Gun Q!!ll at 1 P.M, .l . 1-l-2tc ~- TIJNING, pbone 11112-55011 I""W t a.m. Aloo wm buy ~ plaJIOI __ . - -. !-Hlp DO ~ewing at homo • pocket•. peggin&. , ~- aHeratlons. etc. , ;~• Preddle Thabet. Muon, J'IIOne 7'1S-1151 . 4-!A-tf• For lent ForS.le run range volume, base, treble and balance ...,_ radio. 'I"'IAALBBI LOTS. Bob's MaiJIIe Court, Syraeuoe, ObJo OD Illata Rt. W, Pllano . . .1. ln>l. Monthly paymeoll of 18.50 or balance of $11.11:!. Phone t91-3211. 1J.IMtt HOISTETTER REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER, Broker luninl. Precision built """"" dlancer. PltJI Ill opeedl. Pay only $5 per month or drnled well. Other bolldlngs. Only 155011.00 IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAF01ID ~TEs SYRACUSE, 0. -- Business S.rvlclls CUIITI!IS TECHNICIAN, 1b -........ -----pi-,__a-.·· arr, ---- s. ..,c ... Bel-•· ....... .-:e. __ tt.la Wanttid 10-11-tre PART TIME BABYSI11t:R for . ...nlnp. near llocine. Pllone STRAW. '" - ·• "· !Sa-Dip WONDERFUL MONEY savilll bargain specials lor y...,. ..,. tamer• help you make a 1111 ........., 88 a Rswleich Pro~ Dealer. Write a..neo P:O. W. T. Rawleilb Co .. Bo• liM, ChiUicolbe, o. . Pemt. ... · iC.U 1 - · . ~I!TOMOBILE POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy mllllature. 175 and up. Stud servlee and groomln&. PltcJat or'l license? IIC Alb St., Mlddleport. .._ ItO. I-2S-Ife I'IRE1IOOD, any lenllll, ....., · or dry. Gerald KIDI. Rt. I, lllatle. IJ.It-letp - 1• STEREO radio com111J1a. tioa. f JlandiOme wllnut COhlcle. 'ndt 1181 8SR aulomotlc NDt1c:. • 11 ... II I tit! AKC Golden Retriever poppies, crow'• &leak - · , _ ntnu.'R BEEP. ...,. IJ.tG41<: ean ....... ,..-d, ~- T.U ovor pqmeto of II-• par m•Jnth Pets For S.le BEAIITIFUL wirehaired teriero and mlnlatun poodlel, no llheddlnfl or edor, AKC : Barkaroo KL'o, Coolvllle, Ohio. Pho.. M'l-3654. lUI.-tote ClflRUAIIDA PUPPIES. beautiful, tin1, rare, &Over blue and other colon, AKC retlfa· tered, oliO alu4 servlee, pboae Long Botlom 3'11-GII. l-Ute or .PlY . • •· .eau 112-Jm 1J49.1tt: ,•.-.~---'--- . LeltDdor' Tne The "Tree of tile Sor....Wfill KAt, -0•. CAlllJON, Pllano J4S. Night" sill) stands as' legend 4711. ; •. 11-lt-lllp In Mexico City. Under i!. in 1520, Cortes mourned the m011t · NINE P,\'nii:NTB. · of t5 or crushing dele'at sustained'' ':{. . ... IS ~- jllu.t ltll ._ . the Spanish in the New Worl . . .. ....... ' i!(t. . . f'lll1 eqal,. ... to " ' . ... . . btiiiGD\ - - .......... elc.;''t oat Cl!l:,,"'·· ' Ja.2Nk, . to JIIOIIIIIf ·) . . ·- ' a ' ·~. ' ' \ .I -{ I ' ~ > • • ..... _. s''•~.,- ~~. ~ ~v · . _ I·· . ~I·· ... s .. ""oor"""~~~~;.;.;...;...~-~~""'~...,.--.:.~.iii.J~~-~~ -..1 , ('I I •· . , to .. hi ll'hl ====~w:= :'l'uppen Plllin• · Q_.J N · cuC&ety ews llyn P01roll lnd Marse Grimm presen'*l a musical spedll aft. or 1 llhort talk b7 the . ~rlntendent, Mr. Cl.w.l. Rav. SID>ons save an Interesting talk on Sunda)' School teachers, methods, na., Ita Spencer lnd two clauglttaro of Pmneroy Rt. 3 lnd Mr. lnd Mro. Nathan Arnold, Che•ter, Mro. M.Yrlle Boggeas IIPOnl Cbrlltmll with her ""'• Mr. and Jlrs, WOllam Boggess or HlDIIolngton. Mr. and Mrs. JOIT)'carterlnd son of Rocky Mount, N. C., spent Chriltmll week bore with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.cU Caldwell and 100• Kapnoth. Jlr, and Mra. Kaaneth Grtmth and 100 r.d ••auoata Chris-s, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer '"-""' lnd son Of Vi""'" W, VL, Jlr, and Mra. Earnest TaJ!ior of AI· fred, Mr. lnd Mrs. Lloyd DB· Unser and family of Shade, Dar>- sat~~.::~2~chanP-'·-... dinne. Kim BeRevue are 'IJIIOndl,. \be hollday• wtth Mr. .... Mrs. EJza upolti, .....at days with her grandmother, Mra. Margaret H-sbelt !Irs. EltliOr Comstock of JW>. auga opent Chrl•-• holtcta,y• with her son-In-law ,..Sdaiigbtar, Mr. and ~o~r .. Je..e Briokerand family, Mr. lnd Mro. Clyde Cross, Lylln and ·IIO)', of Columbus llPelt aevenl deys with Mra. Howard Noliler lnd !Irs. A. B. Cross. Mr. oad Mrs. Wild Footer lnd family of .Colmnbus were bolicfay aueota of Mr. lnd Mrs. Albert HIU and Mr. lnd Mro. W a I d Foster, Sr. Miss J..,. NeltlerotColumbua Bj)Ont a WIIOk with her Jlr. )Irs. · Mr. . llrt: · Alto.rattq11_a, IIPP"I'• and , · poc.oti . .i '.IJ~ · Professional ·tua · claanlnf'iuaranteid . Mason, West Vlr&lnl~ 1 ....,., ••• & Alii 606 E. Main 0. 773-5543 M&SOD Area John of Columbu& and Mlas Mll· dred SChiefer were Chrlatmas dh'ller suests ollhelr parenta, Mr. and Mre. Norman Schaefer. Christmas dlmer gueats of Mr, aDd lllrs. ~rloa Diehl and flmlb were Mr.lnll Mra, Walt.. er Hoilman and Mrs. Geortda News, Notes Mr. and Mra. Jerry David Wlnld I •~ er ml u-nt IOU, Jer.. l'l' David Winkler D of Ripley, W. VL, apon1 two days visit1 : his molller, the Ray. Mrs. rnlee Wlnlder 11 Clifton, lnd . ~sw~,.., Rav. and Mra. ' MJ' ·-~ , • ~-• Wlnld n1 A•~.:-;:!_ Wilmer, • " I 1 ~' __,.., DiehL Jlro. Bertha Parker Bj)Onllhe past week with relallves, return- 1,. home Sunda,y. ••-s. ....... c~-le& ,..._. ft&l"l. Ia v.- or 01'8, JC¥,, Winkler and her crandParents at Clifton, W. Vs. Mr .. .......-- .. o. -a• -wla IPOnl =~."!:':..""::':'a":': VU1 Smith. M Welt Cal11111bla. Mro. Lowla PeW-a, Sr or Ill ~' ba~.::!i ::i:;~:::0. . th..t Lewis Peters, Jr. at Clifton, W, VL Laurel QifT ' BY BERTHA P.Al!KER S.-h Dey atlenclance at the Free Methodl.lt Church,. Dec; JP, wao 113, Ol!ertnc ... $23.52. Mr. lnd Mrs. Vern Sial')' lnd Wonderful Man ... mighty fine! Takes his family • tam.U,y or Oxtord, o. , Mn. Ju&D-- Suncta,y school 011 Dec. 29. Birth- Ill' am~. cal pllielllln Veterana Memorial HoBPital. Mr •. and 'Mrs. Harmon Fox are JPendlrw ·the Winter a~thetr homeMr berRoy._ H U • • owe spent Chrll~ inll with hll blly bore, Mr. Hva<111nla.eU Is employad In PeM&11- ::':!:,'"J:.oll::' ;!;~~~ ~r.w: _ : .. _. ~- -- u'· t-•Dd Mr. and Mrs. John Flober lnd Kenny and Mr lnd Mr liOaatd s. a··sHIU :LAUNDRY r .. -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 . RuUoad llPelt Christmas he r e with their parents, Mr. &Ill Mrs. mothe'r I Mra. Clrrie Nease. Mrs. Mtbel Hysnll of MJA.n.,. port Is a guest of her niece, Mr. and Mro. HOIIVd Ervla lnd 11m111 TaJ!Ier lnd SUe Hughoo ol Gollipalla 11110nt several day• with Mr. and Mrs. Franll Cleland. Mr.lnd Mrs. Scott Wheeler or Wbeeleroburg lnd Dr. Kttbryn PhUson of Blacksbq, VL, 11110nt Chrlttmaa week with Mr. ~ n d Mrs. ..,.,._JohnMlasea Grace lnd Ruth Ellisor Colll!ftbus lnd MJss Jne Ellis ofWaohlntJIOO, D. C., weregue&ts Tuo&clay, Doc. 24, of Homer lnd Edith IIQman. Mr. -and Mrs. Bob Birch lnd daughters lnd Huser Birch ol on Friday, Dec. 27, lnd Mr. lnd Mrs. Rob9rt Swift of Columbw: and Chrlatine Lalu! of Athena oo ;, liE '"101:111! . ·S$.5$ Mr. and Mrs. Stanio1 Gaeylnd son. BIWI, ol Clearwater • Mr. oad Mrs. Kemeth Da\'ldaon aDd IUiiJ.y ol Colmnbus, lllr. lnd Mrs. Dina Holtman and 10ft of Fisher of Akron I!IIOniCbrla-• with Mr. lnd Mrs. Henr111o11s11 and guests 011 TUeoclay were Jack Fisher lnd son, Sommy, of C<>lumbua. Dwight McClurg, a otedent at Berea College, Berea K¥ Ia spendl,. the holiday; wi~·blo parents, Rev. and Mrs. Dale MeClurg. Mr. and Mra. David Neaoe ot Columbus ·w Min Mary Alice Nease of Wlckltite spent sevenl days and Chris-• with their ness. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris were Mr. lnd Mrs. William Lake of the Athens area •.eiAIItQ..It, BY MilS. EVELYN BRICKLES Dora Hoffman. Charles Betz~ was abo a dinner pst as Mra. Betzl.. Ia In St. Joseph llo&pltal, Parkersburs: for observation. Mr. lnd Mro. Kannelh Grlflllh shopped at Charleston on!olondl,y and while their visited wlth.oome lrleDds, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wit• son al'MI Mr1. Okey Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ttp_ple and family of Athena Ill lltlnd Mrs. c. W, Morton and c:hlldren of Dayton were Cbrlatmaa week of Mr -~ guests their parents, • mJU Mrs. Clarence Nichola. Mrs, Maxine a..pman retun>eel home after spend!,. Cbrl&tmas with her -"6"' ~..""ter Mr and ·t • Mro. John Grmlbll,.lnd tomilJ' of Gallon. Charles !POncero!Belprecoll· ed on his sister, J4r. and Mrs. w.,...Mr. ~:_!·!'!~.· Kem-~G.ril!l~ ..... maD ~~:~.. • Ill' vlsl'*l her brother, Mr.lnd Mrs. WUI~. C«ns, cam1 Wlncbeater recen...,. Mr. lnd Mrs. John Hasen lnd famliJ' ol COco Beach, Fla., Mr. Jlrs. IW"olil Parkeroullll"~ lly or Cool~rove, Mrs, LeaJijla Hawkins, Mrs. Lilly Lee Sluillz and tomilJ' of CoiUillbuJ lndMlss Nortnll Nichola of RoeclsviRe Ill s nt Cbrl _ , with Mr lnd pe .s • Mrs. John AriJaugb lnd son, Wesley. Mr. lnd Mrs. WI,YIIO Brlckles spent Chrl.-o wtth her niece, Mr. lnd Mrs. Wlllllrd Eber*eh and fam1ly ol Chester. ~rs ln the Ebersbach home were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight ~ocer, Rt. 3, Pomeroyi Mr. arw:l ll,ra. Robert Lute and two children, Keno; Yr. and Mrs. GObert Spencer a n d · . . Blrcb and Mr. lnd Mrs. Grover Sfioor. Insurance i Ml01 Beverly H-sbelt, Gal· •sncelled? Loot JOUr OIIONI- I.a.. . in oerv~~og: to lnsuranc. ltU443. 1-S-ttc HOPS, oppiJ In - .Urotoci .....,.-. land Parker, •1111 Pllme- ard son. Wayne, were Olristmu r gueats ol Mr. lnd Mrs. ny resldeiQ .. 111'1-31$1 OloJ. Jl)' Pendleton, Rsdclllf. ville call station, ' wlabes Jloll. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martochand Qy Greellnp, Dally ..... Bil.ly of Oneida, Ky., were over with llmllad Sunday fan. Christmas holiday guests of her IJ..D.t21r parents, Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Cadle. C. C. JIRADII'ORD Kenneth swart of Akroo Bj)Ont A~ • several days with his mather, Oomplelo llenloe lin. James Swart lnd his sister nd famll.y Mr and Mr AI "'- .,·HoTEL MARTIN ' Cllltloa Simona ot t.oddteo port Baptist Church, Mr. lnd !Irs. Gone Y..t, Mr. lnd lin. Johlll\Y SldJoi!'t, .Mr.. Bl-al . Hudailn, Mr. and Mra. Jlorlln Wile- MrL Mul4'ft Powell, Mr. and Mro. l!Gd,drfllul!, lllro. £,.4-R YOUIII. MrL JJII... "-f• man, Mr. IIlii Mri Hobort Beegle. A abort <leiootloaal pro- IIARRISONViLLE - 5 room tile blocll:, nice large bath, quallllcotion, etc., after which a utility room, front porch, lool question ard answer discussion ruom, 111 furnace. Lof1[e lot. ...... held. 1-l-3te MODERN WALNUT stereo eonoole, 10Jid state lunen and ampllllen, Venter alltle rule I Tlte dlllllor ,..,.~.111' Mr• THREE ROOM FI1RNIIliiED SEWING MACHIN!, 1111111 Zll Zal. wear wllaf )'011 ...U. .., APARTMENT, lR MalborRevival services wiU begin this honey. This macblne bulOnly $S5110•• • ry, pbono lll-3'/14. I·S-3tp Sunclly, Jan. 5, at the F1rat s.p. tonboles. dama, oppllqueo, MIDDLEPQRT - Friendly Tatlst Church with Rav. Chari~• vern, doln& cood buslueoo, Norris, e~Jiat. lllOIIOf!l'Bmt, and ..... I ROOM a.,.-t, ""'"" lo lllratpl aHtdl. For oal)' .., omd 6 apartments. Heart of downtown ""'*w. Call .,. Mr, Ral_ph Bl)1he ot Newark caoh or tUO por IIIOIIIb. town, comer locatlou. Want came for Chrlatma1 at the heme 2141 belore s p.m. 11-11-lfe 11111-2511. IJ.rr·'lle - $110,000.111 of Mrs. Preaent Cro00. His wDe, RACINE RUIIM. - 24 a.,... on Evelyn, rebD'IIecl home with him FURNISHED and 1lllfurallllod 3311 and river. Z bedroom after spendl,.olx weeki with her apartmeata. Cloaa lo lehOoL BEAIJTIFIJL maple atereo radio. Static ln!e, FM and .4.M home, baU bath, fumBC<~. aunt, Mrs. Cross, during her illPboae 11fU414. te.ll-lfe IIARIIONY QIJ'bt....a - I IIIII ~ . oad ·Jii-a. ~ llldllorlhaliou ' 4 1'011111, fwi!.... DIW': ....... ftoorw. lurnllln. Pri113.12. , . _ 88W211. 11-B«e Yata [lllldlll. Out fl Ill llaods. I bloeb lram PumoLOFTY PILE, ln!e from soli 1'01 II* .... - - !rum II the ...-pet cleaned with II a.m. to I p.m. U+lfe BlUe Lustre. Rent eleelrlc slwnpaoer II. Babr Fundll'llllR ROOM lllmbllld I!IM'Ituft. 1J-3Ntc IIIIIIl """'" . . . . IUI.-tre Otj,J OY.. Pitljller lbiiP t1 lifo, - ~~ ROOMiii ·;oM~-;;; - ;;;tm:=te,nt.\.W, Blue LusH. ~_:·' diiMI'. Crttt ....... •l Rent electric llbampooer ... EVERY P'tidaJ IIlii 5 I .lfc Trailer Part. IIJn. Tiay's B1J1alnland. I»HHe at Jaek's a... on emilie, Olllo. Pllano IIIIIDI. Road, fllf RL 7. 1-1411: AIR CONDmONING RefriiJel'SEWING MACHIN!, Ja q IJ.31~ atlon servl<e. Jack's llefrlg111. wear what you make .., erotlon, New Haven. hone For S.le or,,.. Ibis honey. , . . macldno 111-111' 11. 4 I lfc SIX SUFFOLK ewes due to butloooholea. appliques, dams, laJ!lb In January or Feiii'U· IIIIIIIO(Ifllll and even IOWI READY • !IIlli concrete delivt15 eacb; allo, JDMe lllralf!hl lllltcb. Oaly .... ered rf-"l lo your proje<!l pony 48 inches bllh. II months cUb or tUO por 111011111. rut and eaoy. Jl'ree eollold. Pllone · afterDoaul • Pbolle 1111-2506. IJ.JI-tlc moteo. Phone 911%-3214. Gaeg. Lost 31t'1. eveninp MNIIU. letn Ready - Mlx Co.. MJddJe. ·~ LOST - Meip .._..., footIUI.-31n STI!IIEO, LATE mndel, walnut port, Ohio. 8 10 tit! • IJ.II jlli:et at !be Melp High COIIIO!e, one liiODib aid, 4· • ldloof Dance New Yean Eve. ForS.Ie opeed. BSR reoord .......... IIUDI'r.t' PRICE fundlure OD ··.'/ II faund ~ c111 •rrtt. .ut-FM radio. !'roe llame ' ' ·-It ,.!..; ' our third floor budget llhop. demDIIIIralloll. ..Ill, or fi.IO Baker Furniture. Middleport. WINTER WARM UP .: W•r.cl To Buy per month. Pbooe - - Qldo, ... • aan GLOVES ·n.L BUY raw ran IIIII ...., IJ.JI.etc 1"""01 TH! WHOLE FAMILY ......... car! CboHIIIr, ...... •n St,.t... c.t..... s.... SEWING MACHINES. repair Billion. ll..,...e TRUCK CAMPER, 8 feet lon8. PROM 25c lti'VIce. an mates. WY WINTER HATS ..,. year old. 11100. Call • 2284. The Fabrlr Shop, Pom5'101. l-3-31p 1., 2 AI Reg. l"rlce W1nl1cl eroy. Authorlred Sillier Sales Th. Thi~ I• ANTIQI!JilS, larnllure, dllllll, FREE and Service. We SharlM!n dMALL DIAMOND engagement ~am . Rowud S8-lfc Bryants Budaet Shop rlng. - l e ptlce. Cod!, . . W. Mlln St., I'OiilliJOI W. Mal• . ,.._., tii2-S74l ' ·~ CIGARin"I'E vendlnJ ~hlneo ""· 1-ll-lfe "2-5196 and aervlct. ABC Enterprlaes, 111M OUlS !II ltDUry Muoa, W. Va. Phone m.ua. M•le~W..-d Phone IIUIU. I.J«e a..tfc EIIPWYED .JIAN. a.palr HEED t.DIEirMNE for ,.,... drl....,.y? We lumllb and lypowrUn limo. Wen dollver. !iJDmett W. llbalor. lOll BALES HAY, ..... cut- !WJIO and TV repair. boule with dlslrllilii«. (l)mpllnJ tinl. and oondllloned. ealls. and . . - lnslttJie!l CantraellnJ, """'" ..... - - '-1 flll!l!rvleW. Wl'llf ll&lfc Jobn Rerrllon, Phone • Jlol: lll. Glens~.... -·· 1-Utp /. JW&-IIIp ..:,;._. -JH.Ife POI'A.!OBII. Pbone INWII4 TWO BlCYCLES, bayl JO.incb •and pta 11-lnch. Pllone • a.- I'NIIIIt, I'Grtland. . . MI. ' .... - 'Franll a.Jand,waa Sloncla1 ~tilllellle.., bpil School r... a IIIIIOl' IKNKirllw· l>ooc'*• of lho BapU.I Cwrdl SCboat ~. Doc. 28,1all!j.cl1Jreb..._.,& a;., • For Sale . BY liRa fl!ANCIS JIORRlS •• RuJ ~tete For 5111 FI1RNISIIED tine IMbedr!dracoom"" P:IG!rl' TRACK lleNo t 1 p e boule In Middleport. """'" player. 4 speakenl. 4 tapes 18111tl. IUI..atl (1121 new), 1541. GaB MOler, phone OIU\96. 1-S-31<: ·' SHOOT, Sunda,y 110011, Rut· •11-lfc ~ -rtean 1.oe11oo. '1:! lq, ~ ......_ 1.,'1.21< I ROOM llllfamlsbed _ , . -, Pboae 181$1S. 1J.I.Ife DANCE TO . • THE MUSIC OF · . GEORGE HALL $AT., JANUARY 11 . 9::11 til 2:30 24 HOUR$ 1-~ Wanted To Rent 1-3-ltc • RATS, mice ellmlnatecl forever. Get Star Z\0 lb. 81~. OJ. ersbacb Hdwe., SUgar Run Mill, Pickens lldwe., Muon. OPEM EVE$. 8:00 P.M. PO~EROY, OHIO lllddleporj. ' . .n.M'• w• . lila~ · • SUPI!R .SER. STATION . POMI!JIOY . . Cltoron<'t ·pricocl $1595. Bonneville Conv. Local one owner cor ;/ ~.·~~-l· ~~~-- 'U.ebte · ... -' S!Lrm~a-~Jl·;·: $0eial Eyenb '" otuds. heW • Iat:- grey fln•sh, spotlest dean interior, full power equ-nt, factoOy air conditioned. Wo•11795. me . . Mro. J. K. Smllll, ~ '" ', All •IH• ·on •to 4- ...,_,""" ~96i_~ADI~LAC ~VILLE 4 DOOR.... - ............. $1595 ra ~..,· ! -~ ~~-..... ~ Y• . ··SNOW ft~~a : Motor Co. QUALITY ,, dey ol lleo1Jimln Sal•er wao noteel by lirwini''IIIIIPY ~." Chris-s posts of Mary Clrcle were Mr. and Mra. Kelvin Circle and daugllterofCol•nnbu•, Mr. and Mra. ~p Clrcll(and faml11 of Alhland, JC¥,, Mr.'oad Mrs. Donald Pierce of AtheDI, and Mr. Ind. Mrs. Jamoa Circle of New Ha.... W. VL Lorey Circle Of Ft. JackJOII, North Carolila, Is Bj)Ondiiwabcil· !day with blapareoita, Mr/ . aDd Mrs. Douglas Circle lllllolh- " · or reladvea. . .. COolvlllf, lnd st.,. Rldao. Out to dine ; •• ftnoot In lllnnoond lllort Onloi~" •• lltllcl.... lbldo3r llaoel•h • l•w Ralpl! Hardell i . IJlenl S,tuJ'!IIl . ' nl&bt with Ida ~i'ellll, kr; and Mra. Homer Circle. llelljl Van Meter ..,. i!unie ' 1!. u;.lo c:i:tl"~·J: I'OMIROY. · 5:30 A:.M,: ( . Brlnke!~'~?;::!)"~.'._ Mr._ . to . 11ey Rw,."" • ··. Sun!IQ .,· ...... .... '"w". i@JW,S-~r:••:enl~==~::::;;....;!::::::::.::::::= .. . 8;vtl the Day Mr. andMre. PaulSmi!hofDor· coo and Jlr. Lew renee Smith of Launl Cliff were cllnnor auosts an Chrlatiilaa Dey (Jl the D a n Smith ~. ,Other eallers In the atl.ei'IICionlncluded WeyneH<>back fl( POl'lland, Paul M-....J. w. Scarbrough. Mr. lnd Mrs. Huser Grueaer and loml4'. or ~n, 0., were the Chrlo-s Dey psta of llr.lnd Mro. liGbort Lee lnd family. Mr. lnd Mro. lfl.lomto Barnltz of Pamen>¥ Cllled .., Eunlo Brhiker aDd'famlbo CXIChrlslmh . New 5 ft. 3 .. tlot •.••••.••••• ~ ••• 45HPI.. ba1 . I . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ,··.. ·. . . . .-.OJ!tEft SIZE$-0"' "AND FUENtl'· . ' ,, , •· SZJS .., .. , SHliK- 1 GOf TH' MONEY··· I JEST MAllE; 50 C::ENr ·FER SWEEPIN"Otlf "IH' G\'NERAL Sl~E - I JEST WANTED TO I<I\IOW IF ~ COU\.D GO - ~)_ I ' �~- •• -·_ -. :....::. :_:- -:-_ ... _ •• -:-:: : - - . . -. . -.-:-:---;~:----.--:-:~-: ~ -:-:---:-~ . . ... _ . ••, • ...._.. , • ----~.--. - \ - •• .-~ •; ·-:. '-lo.. ~ ,.,.·,-=-y.,tl . . I . ' • haw hit the .,... 1'!1.<t11\17 would ''dellnltely be deoll otllh. .. But Informed IOUftea ...W In Iorul U.t ....,..Uia• ..... buUdllw "' their .•tnllllh.ln tho southern put ~ Lobanon and nawl eireulatlrw qomlf . In their maln&ainilll powertul rorces in the lf.eidlternnean to toaek the Arab ....... eamoulloge lllllfonlia mhailes to Jordan to defend said in an interview distributed King Hussein'S airports against today by tho Soviet Prell Jaraeli air ril.lds, diplomatic Aeency Novostl thlt ..Soviet aourcu reported llle Kremlin ahipa are in the Mediterranean was tryliW: to block the delivery iD accordance with tbe interests or u.s. P - jets to Tel of the Arab c:ountriea.., Kasatonov said, ''The Soviet AviY. ~. • Israeli oerense M 1 n i s t e r Navy in the Mediter~n has Moshe Jloi'ID, meanwhUe, told a sutnelent number of ahlps ot settler• fJl an embattled lsraell various elassea that have high aettleme• ' on the Lebanese mobUUy and ve equipped witt rrontier the Ar8b raids which modern welpOit!.'• · u.,t the •eterlnlnlrw the rfaltt Soviet Union obould bo c«>ol- ...... ot a Navy. of .., dered a Medltel'l'IDiU PQim' ln tho llredltorro. . . ~· becaoll II borilered on U. Beirut - - ........,. tllat Block 5el. Ho llqilldtly chll- tbOI Lobane1e 11a41 lenpd America's rl,cht · 40 cited 10 admit ·SOYiat ~· to maintain ill 6tb lleet In the Le-10 JIOl'IB -hella.. the area wttti the comment "Thll lhnot of a power ohlft toirtnls fonoula , • • lhoWd be u.ed In the SO\IIet-Anb lido. 'l111 r - " ...t :.P; r.. Cllarleo Helou and. 1111 , lbolr callllll\, mllllatero . · at a " 1"""" and • )Ill! hc!lor ~M ' 81 Tit~~ nlglrt to · anOII cablnot.t deoplle Israeli thre&ts. j1eet Adm. Vlodlm.lr Ka.....,:. All a INdi~ Brltiah alr~ratt ov, f1rst deputy cunmander 1n manuflcturer dlacloaed it waa chief of Sovi~ No..,t forces, sending · tJ,gercat aurface to air -- ,... - n l - 111 SCOT!' :1!. · BRUNS IJIIllod l'%osllnleriOII«al Tbt SeMel IJDiGI .,...,. ~ 10 UJI d1o eaCOJ4tl!lll MidMBI anna nee iallwi' ol tho. Arab& """' declarllllr lllat It wu Cardinals Win Ninth Straight News ... in J!riefs lid- United Press lnterl&llonal LoolsYille took of a slim college b..ho1ball schemlo By Thursdly night ID enhance Ita position as one of tbe nation'• top20lclm&. cardl..J.• need to their ninth victory ol (Continued from ooge 1) the seeson by defoetlng Wichita State 71-58 in a Mlssoorl Valley the ,pilot otthe airliner', Capt. Dennis F. Van Huaa, of Waldick, Conference pme. N, J,, radioed the Federal Aviation Administration abbot 60 miles Loolovllle, nnked 18111 In the e11t _of Jaeksoo\'ille, Fla., at 11:27 p.m. (EST} Thursday s8¥fng, urm pag The *" Havana., Wldefeated nation by the UPI board of coaches, was •paced by Butch PARIS - NORTH VIETNAM AND THE VIET CONG ~ lor· Boord who tallied %'/ points and ~ rejected the latest U.S. procedural pr~s tor the e•and- Jerry King who added 13. Wl<hlta Slate, wlllch loot Its ed Jllr(l CODference on Vietnam. At the same time. the Conmwnist ainth prne in 12 starts, was led ~Oil Jl1lde public a :set of pr'oposals they said should allow an by Ron Washington who scored 8f,J"Ij ·llpmlng of the confer'ence. 'ibe -National Liberation Front (NLF), poUtlcal branch of the v:fij Cone. and North Vietnam said at i news conference if the alllti• qreed to meet at a round table they would no longer insist 9!' ~ CIUill8 the parley a four - part,y meetins. The United ~~ a.ad sa1aon insist on seating aOO speakirw arrangement~; , l~ .t,;i< 15 points and Ron Mendell who hit 14. Tulsa posted the big upset of night when the Golden Hurricane toppled ninth-ranked Cincl11111ti 57-50 in another ~ it is a two - sided atfair, while the Communists have been Missouri Valley Conference .~~ijalltSag the Viet Cons be considered a.aeparate bargaining entit;y, game. ... L C. Bowen scored 35 point& .a:•. "' ' . in Bradley's seventh triumph ln 11 slarta, a 109--71 ve~ict over (Continued from page 1) North Dakota. Walter Rdlertson pUiq)ld in the w~ are being made, 71%.50. Total $15,090. 32 points 10 pace loyG!a ()II.) - Named a committee to seek - Street llg!lts $2,500. Information on the cost of street oYer Western Michigan 83-68 for $2,500. Dflpartment · - Fire ap- marker signs tor the viUage. the Ramblers' sixth victory In - Heard a report of items 10 decisions. jlirautl flSO, otter fire departOJIIO!IIe& $250. Total $1,- obtained for use at the munici. ...... . , . pal park and also the! the Ohio Vl51T IN STEUBENVILLE Power Cunwan,y wUl auist lfl MASON- MIIJ' Audre)'BiessInstalling the boll field lights. lng, Louise Haklal. and Mrs. LuAttending were Mayor London. cDle Powell spent Quistmas at Clerk Richard Duckworth, Treasurer George Holman and ~ steubollvllle with Mr. and Mrs. cilmen Wnliam Hayes, Glem WWiam Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Cundltf, Jr., AI Lipr.comb, 'l'roy !Jill Cajl and 14r. and Mro. T. ZWillhw, Art Sylvester ana Bob measlng. Wingett. Fund - Special •~ sinking CUnei $1,500, oo boiXis $1,375. Total •. ' ~~~$yracuse the Budget Reviewed -- ~ ---- 1 wanoups lr1lo port tho Kremlin requostedpermloolon. Olnervers said the declilon.lf true, constituted 1 m.lor policy shift lor the nation .which recohed 10,000 U.S. tro!IPs Ia -Idea~ werio AND SATURDAY JANUARY 3-4 Edgar Allea Poe's ; _ _ CONQUEROR WORM" '. <c;c>rl V._nt Price • lin Ogllvy "'MADIGAN,. (Techn!color) F - . R. Wldlma1rk StJN. ;MON. • TI!ES. \JANUARY 5 • 6 • 7 "ANZIOI" ' " (Techlllcolor) R. Mllebum -E. Holliman ·~ _., ~ w lllllfled WUh his advice. They be "o-·•·••ve" In ~elr ..,..-..-.... 1o11 teacl:ler gav~ each pupl..l in his stock dealfng1. -- ·- ..,'S IRIIIIP your the dnaoclal•hlz ~-'d • •-· ••- 13 ....... - stocks," ~·~ .__, ' bled hlo l m e - and baJ kid. been hooked on the world of Libby ac<plred bls llrot flnonce evor since. client• throu8h loclllCQl&lntonLibby, now 17 and a hl8h ees after he became fasclnated school aenior, operate• a by the stock market whlle $500,000 stock ........,. bual- doubling that orlglnal "lnveiiMSS Cor five clients. His ofttce, ment." He read extenllvety for removed rrom wan street, about Investments and got QJite Is In hll bedroom In the Libby a local reputadon. family home In suburban Publicity In llnlnclal newiiPlLibert,y Townlhlp. pero pined him furlber repute, Ubby"s business la turning a .and the customers now inelude neet proat lor a hl&b schooi studant. He has made IU) to $5,600 a year ln eommiaslons •mee he llllrtlng advising on blvelbne:nts two year• qo, m.I•.U••......, ~-lo~ - ~- "" .,. His clients, hit · says, are Service Held For Mr. Theiss Funenl ;.r<~ces for saui Theiss, 62,~ llli:liaon, were held Wednesdly at 2 p.m. at the Addison -~~ Church with the Rev. Allred Rolley anll Rev. Frank Cheeoobrew ol!lclatlrw. Burlll was In the Reynolcls cemetery. Roger Cullums Dies Th01'8day · ,Jiiiced Th i!P¥ _; !11\1-.ll. . · Ot ·•tQ ,.turilJII.;;Iei~ ·o'nt...,. <Oilrll\, tho H- IJDIIIId .lld!odl• hi.:l'i. !hi> ' ~ r;l' tht.i' :<icliliir, N....," ail 1\lft;oit' pburclllg~ln~ Roger Dowltt Culluma, 69, died 'lbursdly In Veteran• MeaQ1.al .lion hqdquartera be In Burlingham Cemetery. w~.~~l""r ~~~ Frlando ma.v eoll u tho fllneial ~,"'!''f.!,.~ ~rs, Mra. Lena \,;•w.pw.n. Wash' , _ D. C.; Mra. EdM Ellh&home IUI)'IIme. lnveoiOrs In BolA, Idaho ,j... Rochester, N.Y. I Libby has !l&ured llllDiljer nour, Cobanbus; Mrs. Louis Ew· irc;, Zanesville, 1nd Mrs. 'EdUh Boweft, Maaon, and two aunts, Mrs, ChU'Ies Yo1t, Sf., and Mrs. Albert Poynter, botll' 'ot Racine. .:,·.~ . ,' lop~' aaUr, to + r .0..0· t0.0roa NI>OII'I ')J ·ll~ y~ ; 11a1 . ~ , a.te···~ _Nil!On· wall :fA> \ ' ,,, .·· . \ ·. ', V · E · . SQUAD CALLED Racine emergency squacltDea were 8WIUIIOIIed ~ at ~:15 Lm. for cora Webb, RacCne, who had oullalned an lllklo ilnjury In a fall. -- ~ ~~'! ~~ ~ FRIDAY and SATURDAl NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 'f DECIDING FACfOR - Pt. Plaloa•Jt ol!lclall credited Golllpolla' 75-loot aeriAl ladder truck With l1lrRinfl ~ tl4e qain11 Friday' a mojor and potentWij dlsaoirwe lire In downlowf lit. Plalsaat; Ge!'f Wlllaee, GaliiP<J!Is voluntoer llremen, Is showll \1m> atql the ladder directing a stream df watw Onto thf 1.rbol or C,t"iJ Pharmacy where the blaze started. At times, smoke aoo steam ~ ai:urecl Wallace ""- the view of onlookeri on tho lli'OUild. It woo chlll)' up there, too. . REDUCIP ' Save All of Your Sale slips From .' Pomirif Ellirfetfs .·I ~ '( • I -'~~-f., _r · ,.~. ·t l ==-~ +' ~-" :..:J Vl ,, ( . L 0 :1 ·- · .,-! -1 ., l - ::.: c: 0 ...... ~ ") •r -1 •, i .<.:: , ~ . 0 1 • .,-4 G .~ Ou ·. . o . : . I . ' Z p.m. hamj>ered by lowwaterpreosure, and ffnall,y were forced to ellllbUoll a rels,y from the CIUo Rlvor. Fire deporlmenlo from Polnl Pleaaant, Maaon, General Senleis Adnllnlelratlon (N a v y Yar<lo), Ganlpolls, and Ripley WII<O at the scene. Local vol..rt.eer Rreme11 stay· eel at the soone all Frldl,y night and wore otW on ~ Soturcla,v noon. 1be debrta · of tbe two establlshmentl, whleh came the ~s feU Ia, buf!dna apJn several dmes Fri- da¥ nllbt, )>at Wll ~y OX· . • ' on- hOIIIhitlllclelN WUh.,iior. (COntlllled 2) New Dump No Owner's BY BOB HOEFLICH _.eel Ioslolallon late In 1968 In ill llrst ' settl.afl vp rates to be cllarged two da.ys of operatlon, Middle- iDdividlllla and "haulers" de .. port's new UlldiorllfOUIId garbage pooldJIII.......,. althenew~ diunp haa been llll)'thlng but a The rateo 1101 $25 a week, or r1n1Ulcial IUCC.II, '100 • month. lor haulers who As a matter ol fact, an eltlunder U!o!e rates ma..v haul aa mated 18 truck or trailer loads man,y truck loodo to tho t1wrv .. they willh. Oilier cllargeo ... of garbage aDd truh hod deposited there - -ently SO cents lor paaseepr caro haul17 of them on tho ely - and ing rirba&e 10 the dump, Sl for an auto wttb a trailer attached onl,y $2 polil In for tho prlvllep In tlireo lull ds,yo of busi- or a Ill doll> truck .-.. one-llall ness, ton, .1.25 for a ibree-QJarter for a ooe - ton )llddiOJIOI'I """""" eltabUsh- lull truck, truck, and .n trucks $2.50. Oid the ......, In ~UI')' - - . AI of Saturday morning, Mrs. eblp and Jd II Ia operailfla In ............. - reiola- Leora Slim.... 18<rllaey to lils,ytlona Wl!leh ~ tllat all ..... or c. o; Flllber reported that ..... lild ndll>ltll iimlt be ,bur- not one hauler hod purchued a ied ~.. ol Jan. ~. tldl )'tar •. _.., l1r IIIOIIthiY peuniiiO use ...,....,_ dilalcned 10 ditch and the~: ~llkel8lollda bUry tho sarl>fp wu ~ ~ ......... ODd truh hod · ~w-t coundl aliO .,. dumPid .. ~ Sll!lhli:r llliJI'IIjng; but ~ Iii ...... dliiJt> hilve rocoioed onl,y ·b train one '2 ·r·p·.... .1..111: ~· . MIDDLEPORT - ·~ ·. :Sliltf' CttAhts - ' . · ' .:. '~~ ' '·\ I o,-1 . jNI ' Bellaire I I ' I t'l ::> .::: """\m,.);.'t~· -~'=J~JT~ . to ~ ot•ifil...;;,r Jna !.i lilt lli-e '· l••i•at~ . II(Q under ~about • '(Iii~ A- l:hroe oh;,,.;,, tw• door•, · ·· ., 'o lldlnt glo11 hutch. · · ' · '· ' . " , ~ <.) >1, The llamost~~l~ spreedthe aeeoncl !loor . of City Pilarmacy and from there 10 I be Heoncl Door of tho Millie Box, It leiped north to ilii ~ of tho Cohen Drug and llnetly Jump. eel the tire wan Ill tho ~ the Ben Fr Cootpany. All the 1es were ab to carey their r and ey 10 oateb'. 1be D and Ben Franklin s ereel mostl)' tlidte and heavy wa.. te~ damap. Flromen ftnall,y . brouaht I h • • Be Thrifty! ~ ., ...__, By help. At... 11111 fer fa•l" sho.,lnt ~11· over the ....... ' Board.-Will '. .. ' . ' . <Onlblr, M da ·· ·· a : · 6 .· . QD. . y l. hung and rect'~ cabinets to meet your particu~ need• •nd desires. AU q.U.llty• . ci!JI b inet ~ at money-SI'{'-'I'n~· ~.f prices. " i-~'.l ' ~ ,..< ...-ont • ' AND STADIUM CGATS "· ~ J. By 0 tn MAI1Iil! WAL~ . PT, PLEASANT - A · 11\¥ li!'rii'lli!lfit Upt was tho .awarent cauoe of tho blue lo ~Joint ~- whi'O\ 4oltlolbhed two buslne11 ootabllsluneiU 100 t.db ·~ "'19 qtl!on, with tlmnqes running J>OIIibl¥ as hll111as a hall.mWion dOIIoro Friday lbcM 11 a.m. Demolllhed were the Cll;y ~ aiXi the G. C. Murphy Mualc ·Box; danlopd wore the cd1ll\ DniJ Ben FrOnklln C<liJillany, an on Moln Street In U. 400 blaCk In the h.. rt of clowntoWn Pt. Pleesant buslneos dlotrlc~ , · Mlu Ani'- MceaUister, an ~of the Dairyland, laid .ihe loft her n1i1!1 light on In bor above City Pharmacy nUe she went &o the health departmert. ' Wben she returned about 15 mlnutea later the bedtoam waa engulfed In !lamea. She and BlU Hocke!Oorry of Cll;y. P~ at.. ' . tempted to ~- the n..., WI hod 1D can the tiro departmant f"" . Elberfelds In· Pomeroy Are Open BEAUTY, CONVENIENCE a1d UTILITY . ., . .. ~ ·t·•···· ,- X am ' . . " . cine. LADIES DRESS AND CAR COATS MENS:JOPCOATS ·.:. . ! a....... TABU - 14" -taa~ul~ W.ltl!, -----~----~---~· ' FOR LUXURY DINING ,. .. . THREE SECTIONS · Losse.s IJs · .)Jn Area··. p[Half .. Million Dollars ". .fBaMeU Ra.. . ~ ' ~ ' POMEROY - Meigs CoaniJt ..to,, dollera aold Ot new' llld . .J.2G uiOd vehicles durln8 DiMra• •NeUIB Jirc!onl, ' ~ clerk of COUI'I• report. eel~. . Of tho new veldeleil' iold, . 70, wen cvi. 11 wue ~ ibreo .,.... ·lliOiorcyclao a.n ~ = Two Ordered i\... hauieri .... lilt ...... o f ......... ......... .liltho-tllmp >Wro ~ 11M! aetlon wu be ·~ .at ..... to llaulln& elth« ps,y at ';.i::""..;:~,:; . He1d v~el' to. . -. *' ~ ' 04i'J.,. 12 ""·~ • .. . ~ Grand Juey ' • .~Y' Music ·.. ' Rreailleo- pUt~ . .,.~~ - ,......t ~ ' ·. '""""" ··· ' ; Valley • ., '1'1"""' .rJ. COMPARE these VALUES!! ,. MARRIAGE APPLICATION Dana Andrew Lewis, 21, Cltftua, llhlpplne clerk, and Robor- SEE OUR COMPLETE CABINETS 1Jtf ~ MMUie OltiD fi'..Qks Dama [J)(Ufl:' [§.@) g' hie ' REDUCED 30% . slOp · ·ID ei1t ·elty acroa• • oa In Oil~ 10 • - a Amerlc!Oo' .._..ned · lloi . dime~· ~IIV two Chl<lib IQJIInq1.... WIWlllaeo · REVIV .tiL PLANNED men · )OiriiDs his coblnet- Newman, the lull-blo6ded lnllln A rovl.al will be ileld at., Jhll , Trea•lll'l' -~- deol8nate who coacbed whittier Coii~&W'I Racine l!l(ldlll at 7:30 J)avlil M. lleOIII!dy and Labor . foobll _ , durl!lll Nl ..... s p.m. ,ach ~ bocl~tllllll S,.reta...Y • doolgrate • George years theN. It was Newman d~ and COIItlnullil \hiwth Ja& .; · Schulil. From then On, hla · who taug!lt NIJIIIII tbat every 14. The Rev. a.teo Norris II c11anc ~eglmen· ••• e~cllld to be man deHned • o In UC.. ewnpliat. earl)' life and was school custo-dian at the time of hla death It <edecl In deatb by two b...u.ln, the AddaYille school. CbarUe and Fred. lie wu a He was a rormer resident of mombor of Pomeroy Muoa- Racine and Middleport, lc Lodp 164, F &AM. H~ was a member ofthe Chesh· He Is ourvlved by hlo otlle, Ire Masonic Lodge. EaaJ.es Bett;y E. Cullums, one cllulb· Lodge, Galllpolls; Moose Lodte ter, Florence M. Sldders, n.<- at Pt. Pleaaanti Little Kyger wln; a aon, Dwlallt Culluma, Pl:lm- Grange, and 1 vetenn of World erQY; ooo slater, NeU Dunkel, War 2. CircleVille, and a brother, RpHe was the son of the late Al· · sell CuUwns', Hemloek Grote. bert and Ami Aumiller, am. a FUDOral oervlces will be hiold gredoate of I'Otnt..PiaiAnt High SOiurdaj' at 3:30 p.m. !ram Ew- School. Ing Chapel. The Rev. wll.-.r Survivors 'include his wife, Perrin will ol!lcJate: Burial will Julia Baker nteiss; one brother, . . Hospital. Mr. Cullum& wa1 lll'O- •· lliifote.'&JTI¥lrw ··~ hlo He dled saturday evening ot 1n IPIJU'ent heart attack while eoroute home from 1 dinner meeting. He was a me11t cutter ln his Jt!!!"_, COAT ......... m· · ~:drift, s , :vot. 3 NO. 49 Wbe·i84 ·' ~ 2s.PAGES a...,.. for L<w• at First Bite ~ 'h •• e; . ,.,.... . Slate• boeome -.donal. suo. :-"!!:::W.:-:..-:o;.o;.f.:>.:::*-W:".:l:~~*-~~~ ta Mae Roush, 22, Rt. 2, . Me ~ ~~-~....~i......t ~ . prombe denco Ia Pomeroy, told pollee the cloorl of the veblelo were lod<ecl ODd he bed takea the hoir• out ~ it..Hinkle oald the auto bearo Kanlls License No. yeir-<>ld . ..;,.J::" the formerl,r mar~ mtdtcinf. b._14t 0 doutt~c..'f!SI rpiri! dnet tl.» tilt bone•.Prouero• l ~:22. Clliiirnl11. • . making hlo roll- on A tlreerf~l lrtart i1 o good ol 11!68 With . . . or lisa OJIIIl arms 10 • ,_ LOS ,\NGELI!S ' (VPI) ·work ·and more work unlll !lit 1lbo leo- ""' odJ!IIIIloota)lllsl!.lntomol ~lb' . ~ Armed willl 'the ~ lettor l•'lt""llon. . on tho Whltller ,'bOoneh. 'rhfte tho MJdo!le E&lll 1M .?"" ol <ho aover • the iJen~ At th!o mcalernilll< Anaheim JIUI. Nl""'\ WU on 1I!J IQIIIII • power tl>llowllw • ~filii <Oit> In ot -~ 11{.. law bini wbon convenllon . ~r, · Nixon ••• 1M r.r lin, 7ifU• he lldl4d 10 , ~ -" ; . • ·-~ ·-.,rm ,p><i wllhea . of tho star ~ o ~'Tl\11 II Yciur, OU'II hl•lett8t. f1ir t h a t - · Mally. of 'theH trOops were ''licllnO ,; Iaika ~ ·Rlcllar4 Llft'',.l;yle ~ IIIP\I· by IMi ~ed. to · pf ~· a ila!DI. ,. ~ fl-. 8th 4oot ihlp~ · Nllcai! tqlli,"""" 10 hlo ' rriq. ~ ·l!*1!!or ~•Ill '111ere ,... .,.., w~ ·to l ' 'Short - . o and Harlal!d, ~ · .,.U,. Yodli L1JX1ao 001'1. 1 whOre ho Nl- Ill it Iiiii polai,\ 11\Jl \8o!lUt. NO<~. n lroiUd, .a!Jo The ...,; wl\0 ,.. JID. i10 will ,wio' born; and f "'!laiJborliW ~~- did.. . . . . . Nllllill With · cnft llaiOdli!'#>'I'W: •· ,.,.,.nod Jie Jill~ the J71b p,... Wh!Uisr, nero hf 1!ft !P< a bla, WI\IW ':W·~': • 1 =-bi.'~~ Ide"' oi•,. t(le , UDII.,s. ' •Sta~ Thorp WU Ellen l'llri>ls, ~ !rll!' tht"IOJ!I.._ ~ 1: ···tin .. • pia,. ..., .10 ~:VO ~·~•J- ' on hand at tbe Nixon )1oq10hcid -:1f0 . ~ ~­ J~ ,of ~ , lady at SilO "'"" · 'm'ill q ·, 011 Jaa. e, 1813, wllin llannoh ~ . .1 -_lat whltll.;, 'J'IIIIJ, ...... _ ••4,t wOrib oi !light to O!lcqo and~ Y•#- Nixon pve ldrth to Mro.. had o il!lt !'or•Nlllllll-thil bonoh. ...,.,. .. "'T · . <· The ~ marked'• the Furno•, tho flrat ,per-tohold that ho and _ , ohored · tho m.lolilof .~41""i 10 ~ · eJXI of'· i lUI,y vaclUan .filii him, oald RlcherCI Nixon at the thoN lllllll' )'Mra ...,. the sort ~ llilliQIIng air NI'""'' 11!111 tho t;el~ of blo moment Ill dell wi-T laoked llho J ' which ~.· u. Will ned> 'r eporadjln .10 · .... thO . "IUti' m.ldpt.'1 '. Ani> air loreu on tho ~"·:tl Proold..;ey. • . • .,... . . ' a rtho.: aloo wu, a IailY J1bo . CHOIR ~ ~ ' the ~ -JUM, lt~, i~ ~' Nboia wal ~ · by Ida ~ ide~ n., ~'lcho!rwl!l, !'!:" ; larUJi ~\>~ doctor ~ ~ I ' t~ tai::htrJi · ·outothtt hearH -~ 1~ ~m; -~It Co . I 0 u. IIIIDIDil' U tho ID- back from North SeocDI •••·· Mlddlep>rt, b-8-10:30 P. m. 'lburodo,r. GaJl' lllMie, of uyou haVe to be ol. a way to captauze opeculallve mind to let a 17- businus acwnen. -,_ . Thoughts --- · Colleae Le·tter- *· , . ;. dellwey _. 'llll•·'lheti voodpdng tho IJIPOI'ootof a 1968 model blue, j.blte otrtped Ford 'Irlno GT - elshtb grade class a theoretleal $10,000 to Invest In tho IIOck kid · abs '"""". . . ::£:: Market Wizard, 17, Makes it Big YOUNGSrOWN, Oblo (IJPI)Four years ago a --•--u uuaw•".u"""cs .. ' • ·..J"":r::...f: ·:·, ::l"",..%' WjWII~ Kanoaa, - . ' < ·1, .• ' � 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 01. 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