https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2c3c8c938a9c3eaeb9fbd35e9b62af3a.pdf 0255df2a832197a258d23b2a4beb2f3b PDF Text Text .. ~ eults l>hUell wUJ , bf humbled, · and ·•llotver humble• blmell will be nailed,"- Matlllew 23:12/' ease, It wW·be counted as an exCIIHII ablenee with DO JI!Ue-up perm!~ • aceOI'dlng .to Dui'CI8e. · ,. . Tbe city superlnleDdentalia be Iliad checkfl!l with the auperlllteodenlll rt · both the GaWa Cowity, Oblo · llid iWODCowity, W. Va.scbooll)'llemil and bad been lnfohned that neillllr • ICb~ 1711em wOI dllmiu cuea for It's Rhodes, the brldie decllca~on. · Slate Pollee Sgt. Jack P11'10118,.· , uldngforc~tionfrom mol(lriSw Tat\ Jr. and eoucen.tng parklna, .aald lboie wbo wlsl! to part In lhe bridge vjclnll)' should turD their beaclllgbll oft 10 aillnlfy lhia.· . 'i'hti cificer said city police from New Haven, Hartford, Ma1011, Point Pleasant and Henderson, Civil Defe01e perBOIInel and the Mas011 Cowity Sberifrs . Office will ru.stst SIBle Pollee iD traffic direcUO!L Extra SIBle Police are alao expected here Monday. Sgt. 'Para0118 ~oaed that due ·Ill the traffic congestion Monday it will probably be late afternoon before the bridge is open io the general public. Sen. Lausehe Gallia Post Gains . ·' !>/$, ' \;} GtJIDlNG HAND SCHOOL ·rt GIJJia County W81 Jill' 111ted 1bree . Christmas.lreel Friday aflernOOD br. the.GaWpolla AN Jay-.. Mille:' Al)en, rigbt, wasiDcharg,eofFrldaJ a ceremony. AccepttrwlhelreeiMril. Allnab~ Ball, veteran GuidlnC Hand ScllooJin(lti!Ct4lF l ,· ' ,, ' . Bridge Inspires Boo.h Highway Patrolman LL Tbe New Republic, Tbe New York Tlmea, · Review, and for tile lltlney w~out that declalv41 point . on makea for lerllee. unusual reading. TO TALK · Tbe Dian's moUvee for leavtrw hill NEW wife and cblldren, and bll desire to betwten charwe hiDIIeH wbile under nearly 1ll atriklDI uniDDI niUJDe MODday unbearable atreu from the shock rt the •~fib 111 elgbtb week what hal happened to blm and what GE plallllln Sl 1tates. . allowed bls lenellDy, Ill "' ' , 'I ' ' ~. • .~y · J¥rY ',' MOTORIST FINED SYRACUSE - Eugene Slack, 21, SyraCIIIe, was fined $25 alii coati on conviction d. UDiafe operation by SyraCUie Mayor Herman London Friday Dlgbt. . ea*" Mrs. Mitchell to Retire Dec. 31 rettremenl A llfeiOIIII resident d. Pomeroy, Mn. Mltcllellls !be daughter d. the late Ray c. and NeWe Roullh Smith. Sbe II!'Bdualed from Pomeroy Hlib P· ScbiXil on J!lne 1, 1922, and on tlie following day began ber long career In the telephone business u u operator with tbe PomeroyMiddleport Telephone Co. Tbe late Jnbn Ly01111 owned a conlrolllal lntereat in U.t comJNIIIY. 1 1.;. ' / CHARMING COLONIAL WRIDNGDISI .t N ' .,, In Glowl,. Mlple INSIDE A SOLID STATE STER AND AM-FM S244. SOUNDS A ' .' �·. Mitchell '. . '..... ' ...._. {', ;: GALLIPOUI ...! Tbo Rio ' . "1\idi' hi a-a'rtttt'IJ .._ In =:"....' diCGr-""' •.,.., ' e-n p 'CIIorul! ....... illd IIIAII1 bllad• ......, c1 N l)o J1- · ridrz Ql fll!aad o111et proHalecl 'l' die iftenooo matarlall dlcb uii.4 u . .., . . for, . . ,qallla ~ . Jli:o:tea,lon' B~m•m4hil . '1'ho 1q11 t • tolileo ,.... DU I t'ie* ,P tl t '1--y · .~lllliuDJ dowll'iil wjlb red attr 11 tlio 0n01 tiJjMod Mttliodlil ~. ~ .• 1!rJi111 bowla · 111e a.dl. Nrl. lllrilil 8bda; oarrounW ~lfllli bolly ..,11 . Grjiooll . •;diJ. · lurned up. . . 1114• Jed.· In lf1IUP iln8llll of . f!li' made alid IJTII1PC! 1 oee tbe fllmlJ Ql ~be fiilf '-vmlte ~· '. tbo.IOvilf ~-- · • de.dtcallon. Wilen I dua the baeQround, j fOuiid m~Jiy AD lntertollni ..,d Inhac! broullhl ; t!liDP menUoned bl a rre-dedicatJ.OII achedule and DC!t fGI'IIIIIiYI jJinol dlam!lalon wu 1 trldlllonal 1 Uri cr food . ; !iien11oned In tbe actua report Ql eventl. HW Jr. oald CCJDilucled by ~ wbo toured O<llllllellted Gil It durln8 · tho • ),maybe theY wert Ured after ·~ "tnt. ., .. t1ie Vallonal • Tocbnlell noon ~It mea~. Amal1i tho ;. 1 . We'D lm!!W &tnnday, when ilie 111111 ~catiiJII II all SeboOI It Nellollvtpe. T~ lllfny dellfrll . and foods ·;. bui~Jl!~oholiilna. · ' ' · JIU!In t1Je ~were Mn. fea!Urod WiN, ~ Ddlgbt, · 1;~ . We ~' II'VW&lf• who .nUght have remembered EmlnG!I ~. Mra. !Dr~ cleconlod ~.cabo, fruit"" but teamed 41 yean lnlona tlmeaao. · Sllilil, Mn. Gllbe!'t CWIIili, ~ )ilmi fruit fWad coo~ ,. ~ to lbe mementoa of 1928 on ·an~her memorable Mn, MI.. Perllneer, Mrs. lliit lftaclo, crinb«ry A1ads ,., dedication day: , , . Wayn~ AmlbltJ, and Pal aliddrndqo, ·choeaecakeund .'. . The d-rlptloo Of~· P. Kerr's Wlm!loi car In· tile ~. ~ Acent. • · : deeQra~ auto COIItesl wa• vivid. Hill car waa aU I~ white Olber nwn'- . ft1lm tho Durinl tblstlmo a lbarlug of willlllap prOminently dliplayed. Mounted on the br;! aucllenCt wbo IOIIred tho.facility family t:adlllono waa given. ·' wu the fi&Ure of a wlnled IYDX ·repreoentlng the link lhared lbelr lmjJr111illll wllh Mn. Wayne AnisbarY related · fQI'IIIed .by ' the Silver Bridge. Kerr won $® for tbe tho poup. AI tho condusiGII of tho hiii«J of mince pie as II cleearat10111. 11 wal reported Char!elton would send .1100 lhll dllciuiltQ U..·~ wao Jlllide .over 1100 yean ago. . aullll for thl' aulD parade but there waa no mention of their adJo!li1led to !he clllllnc roOin Atlhe 1 p.m. owton, the Rio actually being bere. (Looked everywhere for tbe where lhe hobby toble dllplays Grande College Chorus ' tiljjulflcance of 'Winged Lynx', WhO knowa?) . ware 111 up. Each penon wbo presented a del~ program . · ._,. A leUer written to the edilqr after the ,lt:IS dedication Jtouchl art1c1e1 Uplalne1 how to a moat ;.;~II'P,reclatlve J compla:yr.t report. of the bridge •being blilll bel- ~ arllole wu made cr the au41ence. i Tbe . program G and Pt.I,>Jeaoanl. The woman Uved at meanln&oltlie~ou. · feo~ed lleft'r~ 'new and ·e:o:Kinauga. he related liow Klmauga got ill name. Do you Ou dllplay were banclmllcle cl!lnl arrangemenll of famDiar bow? · > · and colorful articles from auist:mu IIGilP and medlsya. She oald the KID wu 181ten from tbe lint three letters 'l'hoDand; hand'embroldered !IO..:ard Hudson, who was , Ql Kl!'lw!la (J\Iverl · and the laat four letters ·of llnena, Chrl~tmas wreaths, maldng bl. ~ appearance , a.Jcltamaup <Creek). • c;hrlitmu aecorallons, lbe before tile homemalterll, drew a · T!'elve Days of Cboatmas round of applause for his · · SURE D9 will! the soelety editor ~ Jh018 Urnes b!ld ~lien about the. pia baD at the OHE <now the GSI) p· etude all · l~m .11011)' Each.._. .,···ween ~&WIBY. lito nehle,......,_.~ - Iotter ..... to for• rourtoordln1r7 wono. 1 YUGEL ~ -......., ' -=-- rn 1 11 I STUQE v0 /unteers GSJ ~~'e':::·~t~:~~~·,~•lladleswerecaUed . . ~ t I I · I] ' • ">) Yr .~ ' I ~~~· ~1 ~ • · 'ifATIONALii.YADVERTI~EO . •. " /. ~ l-' • ~' AfSUS . o·' )t • · ·"· · ANOTHER lNTERESTING ·llldelilbl In 1928 was ilmUar to one that followed tbe Silver Bridge dlaaBter when iiOille of the metropolitan papen represented GaUjpolls as belq back woodiie. A GaUia County reader · waa sent a cUpplnl from a Waabln&ton paper that said the biD ~Je of G~ County '!siiU u~ oxen to ilra)¥ wagons. ' '!'he cUppmg .pufled . one In the maU which abowed the fine Silver Bridle just being built by the "hiU people." , t. ' ' III . :::,,:;r.~·~.·~·· l:~ =·~:.s:b~. " dnolllliiiRW' ~ !If Mra. wbile~brawllhanotuot ·~;, ai••Mii . "...•.",. ' ·""" ~ • lrblle. Ml'l.: ~D ~ ibe wblte tibleeloCit. ' we cOiililn't In- Wl1lla - pWtilll foi' ibe. day · Mra. ~ 8111_, ~ . arty GSI piestftt 'and each volwtleer their llillual btlroduced henelf and told Tbli!'lday wbahbe did. Each one also told In lhe 110111e lnlensllni e.,.ot thai hlippenedlll her during tile past were yw. Lucy Earwood directed · pm01 and carols were sung. 0. Ae r Mn. Gorden wu In chorge of refreahrnenll. Buy Now With. NO .,_. Pay"'ent Until March On Your · IMIAIIE-Il .•.or use our Convenient LAY·AWA A '. . . ;~. . - 6 at w · . •J.&nE In KnitWear r'--holl TURTLI NICk TOP. In Dacron Polyetter hind screen Egyptlln · nice oecreii\P. Mrs. Goldie \Yird. Glad about that. PANTS On Guidance .SHI The Most Famous Name print on blue background. HAD TO MISS THE Home Council meellna last week. Sorry about that. But got acquainted with John Rafferty's THE NAME l:,OlM to rw.tc:h In . lfr•llht·lq s24 with ...-.111-cruse. Color: llue. IIIII 1-11 lnd l'·lS, • ~~-'26·: ~OIJIY .: LIKES IEIT cARDIUM. Hond.....,- print... ···x::-· 101""'1tt c.nt __ . , ,...,..ttr. -Jtlf'AUJIII -wlllt Inc! print...~ I . ..... With IOMjWint. ~ANTI lo oolld COiorl MWedlncrNte. ll&tl 1-lllnd 1-15. Coloro Turq111110 ond to mllct> - - '!'Jtf S26· . "JUST BETWEEN US" doeohavemenreadenl Now I~ afraid I've loat one. I'm speaking aboot GllbeTIrt mMPI!ea•1.n Mad a little note about Mr. Meal and Hank 101 1 0 11411nt!toMonteray, Va. •1•r~ed to , liif•oeen and - heard~' I on the ·jjiiietit1!18lwu holdlni . . w ... anyway' . hill deer. (Better late then never, G.,l hope.) BLACK& WHITE FILM POI.ACOLOR Fl LM ·' save up to $145 on sets of 4, 8 or12 Reed & Barton - 124 INSTAMlT.lCI ' BiB savinsson Reed & Barton sle~ins! ·You save up 10$145 on"~ of 4, 8 or 12 includins ~Ice of ·•· 5 or 6-P<. place seltinss. All active pottems featured. Buy your sleriins now whilelhese savinp·last! "->'if. here's what you save No. pi Pltm in ll«t Stt~n1 • I ,.. •t • "":t .. 5etJ ' Of 4 . ... "'':'t.. $1Yinp0ft Sect for 1Z 1100 . • ·PC. 130 . ' !·Pt. ll 112 ,.,1" 6-l'c. 45 95 ,..,... J . sptelll ~vinp $65 .; . ,1 ·I · FluA , · ', .;1 BATTERIES . .' 'i l l.. Prlttl ·, SPECIAL ' ·CO.IPLETI :OUtfiT Ste,rl-ing ,; .TAI.k .uiQVT.A TNiTE treat! The Bob EvaDI Steak dougbnttll' Wow I · Guidance Worluihop Callahan, Public '· · Tiley have some lnlredlent that tastes lite freshly Latea near Ripley . Manager .of tlie Ravenswood IP'obnd nutmeg, but may&e I'm wrong. Anyway, whatever whlcb opened Tueeday. It ·Wcrb of Kaiser Aluminum and ,. lite secrellnlfedlent Is, thoae golden circles are delicious. · opened wllh on addreol by Ally. Chemical Corporation, con'. MANY TIMES ~ I've been served oomelhlog ~~~Browning, Jr., ducted 8 tour of lbt Kaiser eepeclally good, I wonder about tha cook behind the - challen&ed tho r.ctllly. ~CeDes. I t1!ipk about the hours that go Into the preparation . " floe food. . I also wonder If II 'Isn't a thank":Job, because bow tlaany coobgetto hear how good the I Is? · The eame IJ true of thoae fabulous pies at Circles. How many people bave Bald, "Thoae a~ the belt pleoln town." Yell wonCier If that cook knows how Ire& I her pies are? ' . MANY THANKS FOR the suggeollonaiOIIII the~ lli "Tell it to Doc." One reader wanted. me to menUonlbe ll:alll lane Ql Flnt Avenlie needs some work. I doii~t ao that Til)' Qlten .. t many folks do, beca111e II Is the qulckeot wtY to pt tbfough iOwn. . . ' How about you Oth!ll' folkl? Got anytblnJ you Willi mentlonedT Or queotlotll l alight relay to the ·pn!!ier . ·' lulborttteo? . 1~ Umlt I \ ' ON WOIENS . 1 FAsN.IbN •oots l PRETTY THINGS ·TO PAMPER HER. EYE~ on servin1 pitteJ, too! ' WIMTUCK OILOM ·VEStS · = . _ ......!ll'rl··- Tht 1 uf i:·Of n.ll With ~lt 1........ co·t•t• : I • ·w~atte, ·-,.,,., ·, I.....,.-; �~ 1. · 4-'I.'IIIIWI*J:t'lnw-l!elllinei.'Oee. t•, 1• . · 'Dottie McMahon is Wovembtf Bride ·'¥ · T~.e ·Sunday 'l'imetHienllnel, i:lec, -,, u, 1111111 C:harny . Dinner El~s .... ' ~ 1. ·.. • •' ·' . ;; Dartce Held,,Saturdax• ~ •... ' • ;;..C: I ( ' ' . lhe o1J . ...... """'' ' " " ' ....... .... "' many lbiOit . only SIJI-11'1' Hill bl" I'll, Adv. Q-Who II re~t the lf0Utljl4!11 of the Nobel Peace Prize? A-The youngel!l was the Rev. Dr. • Marthl Luther KIDJ Jr. of !be United States, • awarded tbe prize In 1164 at . the ase of 35. g iftof .. lingerie . from ... . ' · G ,t..t L lA'• c oftu·itsrded ' ASSOCIATION .for "' Children 7p.m. at the Momlclpal ~Of eouttzoom. ' THURSDAY I ~ ·· party will! Mrs. ~ K. M!IJI, CHO'S /w STOlES'" . . •AI.LIIIIOUe DNIO . , . EMANQN. CL~ ~ ' 1:110 p.m. "ONE ,- • •• 1 • ·'' ·-~o- ,-.Jts , II j :HF · "J"-'f/011 -~ ~iberfill, the soft, natural s~aper for·-a lovelier you. Light-on-Light ~eMahon ,., by •• ,_ FREE ! ' • GIFT ·: WRAPPING . .< "c> ' .... - ' 11" ·-POIITIONED LIKE YOU FOR THI' MCII'f CONT.OL .. :,:!~f;::~on:~: wher~ you need It most. Exqultlftt FWm•s bi~I~!'Sfylt c..,, 0 ' comes in three proportioned longfllo for: control ~ .,._~~;,~II Hlp deslon firmly oflms yoll wllh ·~· tiHk o(ICI '""'' , • ~ "SI!art. Toroo .. ~~~·Aver•oe · Torso," White. FrOm ti.fl., Style 1916. ,. only. t9.95. Style 911 "'""" if...,.. :• WhHe G!!ly F · 1,.~ I• r """S1US. Fibers: Knl"od EIHIIC of N~\lnd 's;i'*" ......,; ., ; '~- ~~.. ~It, Cotton. Rubber. L "¥' , <' '• lfl·•ru" I ' & ·"'' ' ' . ' .. •• .,, ''·t! lq �,, ' . Mrs. Hurtnel .Nurses Concert·FriJay Slw~red • • , JUot'l t:IOO , WIDOINQ AIN. US ~~· .J k 41 K _eepea._e alctltiTIIIID • IUKEY1 OIA.fltipHO IUJI!I• .• CLARK'S .,GRAN.D, ~RIZE . . SINGER JEWELERY .'•I STOlE. • •• • ' 342 Second Ave • Gallipolis •• ST.R~IGHT \1\11>11\1\\\11)11 . INGELS IS OPEN ·EVERY Makes A nd a ••drill war for nyolt to sar lllUHD • me .... to clanale fS for CGillelt clab. CURRENTLY PAYING 5'.$ ON SAVINGS • ., ·, w••• to a Merry c•rlst•as ,........ PQRTABL,~ (. Delig."-1 Gift STITCH ~Al:lJH.I.~IIQl· LUIGi 11\.iQ~?.t'btiic~~ •• 446~3832 Geii'Ptllo ...................... .,..........-. . • ,•. -~ ~-\'lkt)tUARlN~·e-o'ft tUI:.L~"'Yl : ., ·RCHANTS GALLIPOLIS •. . ' '' ' SHOP''tiT CENTER .fflR TsAT • ftEE • 51- (NilS . IIACHINE 1 .• u . I . OLD SANTA SlYSI &EI YOUR · FREE .. ncktts fr• Art 01 , .... , ...d...... Mltcllllts 10 PUICHASE IEiifiiD- 1 s ) • •' ' I • ' , I .. ' 'C"r I , ' •."" ' SECOND PltU.-~--.-~~..~~~~ PLUS 5'!$100;-'PIIJIS .;... J: I ~ You Do Not Have Til Be preMilh't',,i~! .. ' SHOP 1HESE y A&P TEA COMPANY SHOE STORE ALLISON ELECTRIC COMPANY IFIJRNIITlJIIE OUTLET IALL COMPANY ~~l~~!~~J~~~ft COMPANY STORE, BARR'SFURNITURE SUPERMARKET ,IERNAOINE'S SHOP CARL'S FAMILY SHOE STORE HUll • CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY JO~SOM'S MAI!KI!T CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STOIREJKRO!i(R GROGfRY .. ~ ·", C1.ARK'S JEWELRY LARRY'S WAYSIDE FI,IRNITUR. CORIIN ,· .lo DAVIES Hll'f, .. DEPT. STORE COMPANY JEWELER . / E COMPANY INN .. .' ' . ,-; :. ·,. · (:lti1EI! . :4'~ . .. ' ' :' . - 14".COLOR PORTAIIL2 . . Hlnlleame C!M~Qn. Full Zenith performance. ~ Chaal1for UnriYIIed deptndlblllty. Thi·ecm.tNng • Model Z3504·1 ' . ;' l ,: oo· FIRST riiZE' Wlht PURCHASE ·· ANY MODEL "TOUCH a SEW" ·'if1 '\' ,. .. . SJNGEIII . ~.· �I TbtSuilday I. !IU)t<: !k>nlilh •· ~olllday, ~. IU 1~, 1., Gi,imge Dines JJt;fhre Meeting .· I'OMEROY - A:conlribulioll !'Ill illlde 1o 'the Meigs CoWlll' .ia7cees. Cbrif,tfuas ptoJect wbeo lhe ~ qrange met~nlght~tlhehome ~ c1 Mr. 11111 Mrs. Frod Goeglein \. for a potluck supper and • 11100tlng. 1 During the meeting II was • ~by Mrs. Amos Leonard ··: that Mr. LeoiWd and IIOriler : Radlard bad liken three bo>:es ~ of gilts to the Southeaslern Ohio -· Mental Health Center, Athens. ' A Qiristmas greeUng from L. ; A. Persons of CoolvJDe was : read. ; Favorite readings were given ; by ,tbe metilbers for IHe -!0111, al!\l Jl.d~ A$lrl'fll COIQCjden~ by JladfOrd; .Ori ~1nia~ , Eve by ~· Homer Radtord; My Cbi'~Strrwis Wl.sll ·lor You bY' WBUam or_.-; Christmu .Cards by Mrs. William · Gruaser; A Lellec to Sanl<! by~Mrs. James Conkle; As Kind a Friend as You by llirs. L4Qnard; Light a Ca!ldle 1 r~:.~t::~:;:~:3 by Mrs. Rob¢ Louks; a poem by Amos Leonard; Nlgllt Bef«e oa tl Chriotmas by Mrl. Fred GoegleiJ\; Star of Antjquity by >\ · Mrs. W. A. Morgan, and ·'I (' . •· ·, Rellrement, by Frod Goegleln. BE'M'Y HOSSTETTER RtJTLANJ1 ~ . one of the smarter~ 'tlila ·qirllllllaa . season. Betty has 8Jl bet Cbrlatmali ·~, : Lay Officers are Elected C:~'::'r!r~~:~.:.:Eu~p'::::t cookies. All she has to do Ia ~ lheJ!l iD lhl! POMEROY- New officers Emogene DeWees, Pomeroy, oven. MUBtbenlceto'beabletoac:eompllah : bave been elected at the Route 3. so much 80 soon. · '· .. , . Pomeroy Seventh-day Ad- During the current year the MR. o\ND MRS. RIC~ C:SAN• KATD!: ~ :':~=~hJ:.~. =~ :~b~=y..=: =.i~~~~l:~.W.S.:l~2';:l , . ToJretJ&.2o . ,,. . . · < • the head post of the church is Wider the direction of Mrs. J1111 held at Allred Granse Saturdi)' 'meL 4Dd what'a..tlllil, Fred A. Codie, Racine, who will Gager, hoalth and welfare rumor of Martha gellll!g uptet alittle old note! JU!If ~ : be first elder. • Read deacon of the church ·~.will be Burdell Black, assisted • by Robert Lipscomb, and head . deaconess will be Mrs. Burdeil • Black, Pomeroy, Route 3. Directing the church at study : as Sabbath School Superlntendent will be MIS! . Phyllis : Mclntyro •. Chester, assiSted .by ; two dlvlsion leaders and five : leachers. Church clerk for the ~ coming year wlll be Mrs. ... France Adalenehas France, M':'. ,.rvedRuUand. the church m :. this capacity the past several : years. , DirecUng the welfare ac; tivities m 1970 will be Mrs. · Franks to Host . : for Open House . POMEROY - The 50th , wedding anniversary of Mr. and • Mrs. Charles Frank will be :celebrated Sanday, Dec. 21. An : open house from 2 1o I p.m. will be held at the home of their 8011 andndaaghter-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Henry Frank, Flatwoods, Route 3, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank were married on Dec. 20, 1919 In the Te1as community of Meigs CoWlty. Aveteran of World War I, Mr. Frank has been a fanner his entire llle. Besides Henry .Frack, the couple has another ,8011, Alfred; a daughter, Mrs. :Clair Lynch, and five. grand·children '. ' :.oonaiions 'MOCJe ; RACINE - Donations of $5 each were made to Boys' . Village and the American · Legion when Racine Grange :• met Wednesday night at •the hall. · Insurance and legislative ,matters were dlOCU!ISed. For the .lecture hour members commented on their best Christmas. 'Mrs. Mary Easterday read "·What Does .Christmas :Mean!", Mrs. Emma Adalils, •"!histmas Joys Cost So Ut:!It," and Mn. Dor<llhy Smith, :"In Between.." .\. Bible and ,current event quiz was held. Mr Clrcl Ia·""' a tan 1o • ·~ ~ Pot'ibe PE..':·~ ~ conclude lhe meeUng. INSPECTICiN '8CHEDULED ;. POMEliiOY ~ Annual in•tpeclkin of Bosworth CoWlCil, :Royal and Select Masters will :be held Tuesday al the Pomeroy :Masonic Temple. Companion :~=r~~~~ g~::.·:t :be tile Inspecting officer and. :work in lhe royal master degree wUl be preilented. A dinner for lite C0111111Jjlons and their wives ;wUI be field at 8:30p.m. • SHOWER IS GIVEN POMEROY - A shower :honoring Miss Jane Douglas, :brllfe.<!lect of Mr. Poul Edward 'Daggett of Austin, Teus, will ·be betd at 7:30 Tuesday night at . the Rock Springs United ,Methodist Church. AU friends :and rolatives of the couple are •Invited. ' '' ,.rvlce leader. Adventist churches elect all offlceni except their pastor, who is appointed by the conference In which the church is located. Pasim'of the Pomeroy church is Herbert Mdrgan, who came to the church In November of this year. WSC'(;l H }I•day \..:::7 . 0 IJinner Held POMEROY - A candle lighting ceremony was a feature of the program =~\:'"~~~~ ..• • MIDDLEPORT_ Plaiii ban'; Hille Joke, as Martha Is havlnl a lood laugh over thidD- ,.. been ~tedl«lbe111Ck111Yi pariJ cldenl , . . oi Mill' Joyce McDilnltl, Velli'lill UNDERSTAND A FEW local orpnlzatlons ate lD- ' lla..""terofMr.lndMn.Aibert ted · ~ 1 .... •-1 G L Iii d Da ,.... 81 Midteres m su.,.1eas Ill ""' """ e rove ' oc · an m McDaniel; :115 Aib •• site recently leased by the Mellis County CommlaiiQbllrs die pori, to Mr, Nbrman fromtheU.S. CorpofEngtneenatHuntlntlton. Hopell!be Slerllnl,lilll of Mr. llid Mtll. able to report very 80011 ihose ll'Jio wlllll!' taklnll over the GObert Sterllnl, Br111W1L , facillUes. ltwouldbeasbamefortheslte'tobepuaedup. Tbe-.dcltnlwQibun-1 . NEW OF SERVICEMEN - Electrician's Mate Brd o! .Dec: • ·•I 2:30 p.lli. iltlle Class Terry L. Myers, USN,11011 of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Mlddlepok NUiriae O.urdl. Myers Pomeroy, Route 4, visited BerJen 'Norway, Tbe !leY AUdreY Mlllel' wUI· aboardtbe destroyer USS Barry. In Ber*"n he had the 'Officiate.· Mils Slille !fyleD of opportunity to tour not only the city's lllme!'C!OI museum Mliicueport will be lbi maJjl til and art arts collections displaying of llopei the. best Nor- BID' honorGtllis 1n4 beat w!JI beKelllt Mr. ·~~~~~~~~~ weigian and crafts, but alsosome the sld andofloc!Jes of man BriUIInt. lbat abound in Norway. · McDaniel JlrOiber of tile bride • While in the Northern Atlantic, the BatTy operates as elect wUI' be lite lint bearer, 'Ch•,!tblllll,l . a unlt of the Second Fleet's anti-aiibmartne foreee. I~ Ia In 111c1 SWde Roush A~ Will c:ny with I!Je antl-flllbmarlne catrl.61' US!! YorktoWn bi ' thO · flower 'pl. ~ · o4JIIIr• c ucllng tactical exercisea with unlta of the Second McDaniel and Gil')' Ellll wt11 Fleel · serve u Ushers. Robert B. Beegle, son of Mr. and.Mra. Robert~~ . The Rev. WOflt)' IIIley ol Racine, Route I, was promoted to Marine Lance Clirpor llull8nd. grlllldialber of lilt. while serving at Headquartera Com=, HIS Battalion, biidHiecl; wUl &lve ber lit Marine Corps Base, TWentynine P , Calif. ~. ., Hispromotfonwaabaaedontlmelnaervtce .a ndrl!'k, ..... . ~----. . military apprearaOO!, and hla knowledge of aelectea For Cwlstm•s military subjecla. A grsduate of Mountain State Colleae In Parkenbur& RtmemWr Your Lance Corporal Beegle entered the iervlce In December over ChrisUan Service Wednesday night at the Forest Run Unill!d Methodist Church. ApoUuck dinner at 6,30 p.m. preceded the l!leeting. Mrs. Allred Yean•er bad charge of .... the program which included music and readings. Mrs. Rooe Genhelmer gave devotions. A gilt ~e was held. !968 A"-"'"" were Mrs. <llarles · _,_.,. Hamilton, Mrs. May Holter • Mils Jane Sisson, and the Rev. Forrest Donley. guesla, and Mrs. Forest Doniey, Mrs. Lela Youth Party Held CUrtis, Mrs. Ann Wallon, Mrl. Fred Nease, Mrs. Edlaon Hollon, Mrs. U. S. Nease, Mrs. · POMEROY Junior EdithSiason,Mrs. EimaHolter, Methodist Youth Fellowship Mrs. Genhelmer, Mrs. John members of the Forest Run Scott, Mrs. Kerns Rouah, Mn. Church bad a holiday Carolyn Evw, Mn. Naoad .Flidat. night at J:~~~eal~·· \:::.~:::·:t''.~~o~t~~ HOLIDAY cream, and &oft dl'inb GUESTS I were POMEROY - Recenthollday ' dinner guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Denver Hysell were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter, Dlan.a, BeckyandVictor; Mr. andMn. Ivan Wood, Keith, Bonnie, Rodney and Lora Jane ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mossman, Tammy, Vb)cent and Connie; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hysell and Roger Hysell. Visiting during the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hyijell, Linda, Donnie and Donna Kay. served. AssisUngwiththeparty wero Mrs. Lela Curtis, Mrs. Fred Nea,., Mrs. Dale Warner, and Mrs. <llarles Hamilton. RAVE Eddv 's Schedule , Members attending were Kim Grueser, Jody Grueaer, Mike Warner, Mary Amber Womer, Brent Arnold, Randy Arnold, Sandy 'Hamilton, Brian Hamilton, Tammy Davis, Steven Nease, Mark Forbes, Steve Norton, ScoiiNease, Julia Gooch, Tbnmy Neale, Steve Nease, and Sandy Curtis. J POMEROY - Mr. Eddy · Educator's Meigs l!Ciiedule 101' the week of December. 1~: MONDAY Pagetown, 3:30 • 3:45; HarrlsonvJDe, 4 - 8. Wolf Pen, 6:30 • 7:30. Enterprise, 8 - 8:30·. TUESDAY Southern &: Vic., 9 - 3. Racine (Wagn<or's), 3:15 3:45. Hardens (Syracuse), 1-1:30. ' · .Cheers by Pep Club Con.. mpll'ary elothlnt ~uiMf footwear of tiM tame d!.,.ct• . - ~d )'Ou eon find na •• ~ or IliON e.,.a.tt "l.otlon of ''ferw.cl fot.hlon" footW.cit tftan Jarman off••· COllie .,. and !ft 1M' r:ow~ut ttyleia, Mtlllflnt ._ ..,...,_ ed,. look with • ,.. . Ia lunt.d t... ·" 14.95 ft '' 23.95 ·~ PROORAM PLANNED . Clr•''u""•·~·EFY!.O_ptr POMEROY - A Chrisbnas !!> program will be held Saturday MIINioport;DelliiOlla at the Mt. Hermon Church at Serving Moitlo 011111 7::10 p.l)l. Everyone ts welcome ~'n:;'!:\~ to at!A!nd. ,_..,_. . ~-illiil·-~ r-s ,..,.• ..,. . . . . ...,. . . . . . . . ..,.. ..,. , ". . CWI :YOI!JRS'E llfil' . "'"~''', 'A : __.::N''E~,w Co "/ . ·_:::._ · L '' o· . o~~K~.~~··~·:" ' ~~ d t "' Ma me 1n an 1e ..,ane Y make yOU a new woman with a ·Facial. By appolntmept only I Facia ISS '· Tues.' Thurs. & Sat. Makt up Appllcetltn fUO Ooen Mondav-Set11rdav 9-8 P. M. , ASk Ov er $5 A biSTINCtiVE NEW STORj: . ' 35 CourfSt. .44J1.9332 fot· 'Hill . . . " ; 1;111:1 ••, ....... . ,.ai "._ ,1!1 _, ...,, 1..ei•~l ; · ~ ' "' . ( . dr,lti ChMM ~· , ,...... ""' ita': :: i.lidlai~tlhi~liaii..'l ' . . 0.111 ~ . . 'i ~._ ·~)'. Ippildlllyilr.,_,'dlalll rflllt,liirll . . ' ''t ~AOR~ GOAf~l b~ CP~Iee ._~,Crl,c~~.-fl', , , f OJ.• • : \ by •Cufi!lef 11nd .$UlT$· CricktfW' . c' r •'I , " ', ,I ~~.: St-IIR:ts' •• ' •·'""·-\ . ~. arelnterbetterbe vebid. and CIJ'80. I« t.l'inP.·. for the. skin leu in wdq-11111. • ~ ManJ,.oi.a.Jm. lboie whoJll~have llJeil 1;,;·--;., ·' q•use they're ·_.liP ,. : ,;pwt"'~'lbe 81Do Road eam. mi..... art ptalnlilllin tile fJ . dlmalt BUlla · •lotabi ' Pl,-.o;IIOI wllldl · have '.-n Bled in other 1111!1; .courta or federal con aga(NI u. s,, liquids •' ;•' . :,·· " •.·. ' ..;.------~.i..----""'!'----~-"1'1 Area . . '8 Death ' ~ i~ .l:~ ~f; . '', 'j ~ 'll'lOR .Ul\' lt ~ ... ' ' ~ t allllllllllii•...iillii }~AllN . , .. .. ~ 01110 r,.ewrlters ' •d I~ ! ' I, NEW YORK (UPI) - Car' mine.G.ll!iiS'a~. once leader ol the poWft'(al Tammany Hall Democratic. o~lion, was .foWld gullty Saturday of bribery and ~ In connection ' with city ii!Kl '!lility cooipBny contracts. AI co-deferntant, .. li 'NO 1 ( ... . ' reputed underworld figure • ' • , ' filii Anthony "l'ony Ducka" Corallo, also was. found guilty of one II count .of the two against him. lUI The· U$. Dislrlct Court Jury ·• , < found lleSaplo guUty on tine ~N. w. Va. - Steel as suomran lo tile counts of attemplblg IQ ,brjbe, Willllbe deadline I« llllDa IIIIi~ . co1Dp1nf wllidt'lallriCited, tile lorn\er Water c;.ioJml8lloner wlllt the Stile Court of Claiml bridge, and asalnat J. E. James L. Marcus and to eatort Monday, Dec. 15, second an· Gftiner and ('nnllll"7, Inc., of construcUqn c;onlracla irom ~ ,, 111~ of tile Silver Bridge Baltimore, Md., the bridge Consolidate~ Edison Co. dla•ller, G claims han baen doolgner. lleSaplo eQuid be ~lenced to fUecl ·aPJiat tile Stele Road Tbe dalms court procedure, .15 yearsi!l priloo and aline of' O!mrrj&e[m tOWina t1,2'10,0110. 11 wu esplalned, in wfllc!l t30,000. . • · 'l'ljlnnclalmsbrinltollllll'8 clalms groved by lite court ' . illlio'tulililliGa lilt' liltaJ 1111'· are recommended to the For a Warmer Look mora illld 0\11111'1 o1 deotwod ~ 1« ~-1. elliall MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOC!I Uqllid rouge ia' Wclt-tiMfl [NI~ ' 1) .... f '1"8lD·Y!OIOIII. li« .'111p ,ol Ill!' itlle'l - · OD the faet of~ ,Ill~ aDct·foderal ~ as a' )III!Jd""i!Jiqjqlinl\j fnm belni 141'110 here to atay.~d Nl!l'll ol lilt •nrtn. Tilt made deif~t In a con1 blusbers gave· coJor,;.-llqulda clilma !Jove """ lllod 011 bJibljf '!t!JIIqna1 dlmage llllil. aablmm•PD~·-'"!.'f\1'· oltlleeatataBofJIIIIIfl!Mdted'. Ntiitoftllela•tsbalbeelll'••~------· ·· aleave warmer look-aod .....,. and ......, .., iDiiirera of loll trteiland DO dates ba.. baen set ·' ' .,i Christmas .. , Shop H•e ... ,. " . Gherke's BoutilJue . t'• 1., WIJeri'yiJu bt,s~pio ~ty · ....,. . ··~ • •t ' Enrd ..... ·' 0 0 . ''i POINSETTIAS The Trtdltlonal Make 'Fhu A Leave-It-To-Singer Chrutmas! Forest RWl, 6:15 - 7. Minersvllle, 7:15 - 8. THURSDAY Eastern&: Vicinity, 9 • U. Tuppers PlaiiJB &: Vic., 12 - 2. Alfred, 2:15 - 2::10.' Burlingham, 3 - 3:30. Arnold's, 3:45-1:15. RuUand (Main), l i45 - 8:30. Hysell Run, 6:45 - ?!30. liradbury Radio Stet., 7:15 • 8:30. The Bookmobile will not be out on the 22, 23, 24, 25, 26. Regular rans will be made on the 29ih. · ' . ' ' •• ·• ~ 41 FOR c•STMAS ire Frl~ With OPEN EVENINGS Rizer's (Syracuse), 1:45 - 6. DO HER CARPET A FAVOR J GIVE A••• In l'i~JJ.e . ' · For Chrii'tmtu llfBt ' '· ,, . ' Martin .fi-~taur(l(l;t ~ MIDDLEPORT ,. . �.,.j,... . At tile 11111811 7 a .m:'to 1 p.m. PHILco· v..u, Gen. · T11n~ina ~0 int Bll;.~rHn · - --e MOSC::OW (Ui>l) - Sobrily ~ - a iklrder perllilmenl lul'llllll JlOi!lt With an. announcemeno illat the Kremlin's neaotii!Gn eamlilll home. I 23 ln. Dlapnal-295 Sq. Jn. Picture Port ill a Wouid llilllall IO¥iel Tulioda)' of tile 111q1rt1111e Ialka l!etween Conulbmlat a11n1 1D11 the Soviet ,UllioD Console Color TV To lllid tllal Border T~ Hit · ' .,; · '1 . 'n • · · ,f ',QAilLIPOIIS ' . - JCJ!In ~ . , . Al\den1 Sl, Xenia, was killed Soturday,wbell bls car <rllbod . a Greene County road near .... .,68 · · BARRACUDA . C7251'111A H1110111 Eaoty AmortcOn ' maple tumiiUre. Anllquod llnloh. Phlloo A.C.T. Ptliloo 26.000·YOII Color Plio! Cool Choaelo Wllll MagiColor plo!ure tube. 5• OYII opeaker. 30~· high, 33~'wlde , 19:11/16'deep: ~"""P Finished to milo~ ' I' Thirteen ' ~tbl!' . c~IJ1Jj!I!IY llilplo)'Sa also ncelved_ler\'lce plnawwdl. 'l'bNe hundred aDd tWe~ty .ptrsona, emploY.•' 6Up'1'" aDd ,'guest~ of !he Bftos ~ ·Co., alten4ed '' 2 dr. Seadan, 6 cyl , auto. tra~~s., ~adlo ._ . heater. Sable white finish ·with blk vinyl In· ' · terlor. Like new, 24,000 act. n\lles. \ $1,795. Fonman &., .• llott. f MIDDLEPORT, 0. . StewartandKennelblloltlc ; ~ year 4nrdl - ~emu Evans, Mani1e North: Ill· year award -Bomer JohiiiOII. DlaiDoncl pins fGr 25 years service were prwqted David Holley and Harland Martin. . Eacl! company employee others receiving awards received a check for lbe amount lldayear'•funellon. Fanners · Changed ~..;':.:=~J: both Pati· Nixon Will Seek No · \ • ( ' WOOD' MOTOif'SALES .. ' . reCeived a~~ pill JeweU·yearplna - Kenaeth • ilia~~ iillht'~ 1!1b .Sbaall, lllcbard Vanco, BillY -:. · &IIIIIIAl ~ana ~ .: Co., Qdalls, lien Wllilo' Larry Pyles airlltmai ' JIIIrlf '~ '·_ln\ tile and Jane .PoweU•. ! Waahln8fm Sdiool ~· Ten· year awardl- Lneme ; wltll TUJISISTOIIZII SIIW Stitt Sip.l Spll• , ··f · WASHINGTON IUPIJ - The Supreme C~ 8aiUI'o day Ci'dered liX lcbool I)'Siema In the Soutb to flllll' · . 111 'eiJ'jpte!botb faCI,Iltieund .cJaurooma bt Feb. 1. Tile · . deelll011 eoqld HI a pattern for othet' sChool ~lt:leta IICIW' ln ·variOUJstageeoflnlelratlonlntbellxstatesu'ndertbe VansjUrlldletlonoftbeU.S.5liJCireultC~ofAppeels. Tboae · · · · atatei are Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louillana, Mlailllppl and 'feus. · of II limes lhe )'till of 118rV!ce. ' Jn an unulual saturday deCillon, the full court Each cblld received 11.: each unall.lmOUIIy ordered atuclent and teacher desesr,gatlon lady a f15· • 18 8Ift certltli:ate In tbe Louillana parlsbea of West FeliciaDII, Eul aDd each 1am11J a live pound Feliclana and Concordia. · . boUt of candy. · In a separate order, Ai1o- Miss., and Burke, Ga . llarllnd Matlin, cbsJnDan of elate Justice Hugo L. Black The order concerning' tile lhe board, aerved u ~ !lrniW~selaFeb. l,deadllne Louisiana parishes went tv1111 ~. Tim Evans, prel!dent, lor ~plete student desegep· furlber than the 5th u.s. prwullld lhe ..mr.e plnl. tlonln !clulill dlslricla of MobUe Circuit Court of Appeals whidl · Fo~ tile diMel' and Colinty, Ala., Msrsbal1 County, this mmth .set a Feb. 1, awatda ceremony, en· . IJe!ull1ne lor faculty and adml· · terlllmnent wu furnllhed by nislralive desegr.galion bal <lllrly Gin, I!Ga!!1e tou aDd . allowed a delay unUI next fall Buddy Rl!a1 WLW·TV per. lorlull'pbpUdesegresallon. . ~tlea. . . . . The SUpreme Court declared · d d by E · .~ · ( e,(!,P. ·\ .rtn fi.WQr 6 .. . DI!!II~CIUSII :U:NIA. Oblo (UPI)- Hin1 .. .. V . . · • 1 :Jl' ' Tf'7J. 't ': ..... eau .f,lJ;6) ln "J.t'.'f.Jl, e ' ., r,,"M'!I " · U · ' · . ' U ~~a use 1 !tW' ._._., ..... '..t-• • ·,' . --~··· ~~· ~~!!>(~\~~,g,4~~Ud~·.~~~.~~~,'«~fii6~~"':::~ff· I \ •'' •. WASHINGTON (UP!).:..The big cl!an&e In lannon Ollrles F. Sliunln ulcl reilecilve~y, Is tllal "they're inore like bnat· :. · . ~"iii 1-rp ~, 1n.OTET~ Aftirf · 'QIIIP-PIIIIt11l~' cam-'" . te~··: •, '~ · a rear• ill ·lilt Wblte I pslp, Mrs..Rlcllard N. ~ fll1l ~ lllid. · J1o1Me Pat NWJn: bu llhullned ; quletiJ IIIia -~ dllfttenl vlri'bl , · _~ Always Wl)b and} ., l!iiiiJil a,coo.d wile, QIOtber blstoi1' aa : lbe wife· of 111e ,, .af'of II"' jounJ. ~ ...., I ~~~· ll)e.flld. . ~~~~ : of tile . Prolideal \ . 'il' . . ', 'lbUis -.. iboacbts 1n the house," a ., loiJoWtnllnl4rvlew. , .. ,. "'"' ••~ lbire are limes · _;__ . ' Jibe Nisons IMI they 1111111 gel · .~;:,=~THOMAs . ,away to San Clemente. Key 11 (UPI) -at. illlcayne or Cail!p David. where Dollay ~ "We ~ruhul In lldJ' boule. .;,we.!...~.Jqu. i=== f ~- '!'bat .s lf!l!atl miss the niOII. lt'a IIDJI"!"'ble to_move !II'IIUnd town.' Whei! ~ tried to :.':iai,.~=~'1 ::J&·r': ........ •- , ·• I ....-.., ...,e, , . Whit does she, m1ss the most? . -. · . ·~ ebo1ce I ';'led lo lion to Old ~ u 'l.'ljen'lnoplacetowalkOQthe .jullto, w;bere I wantecl ... to ltAI'qs ~ lhe ·capital ~ ilclull, grouncll Wllbout Jlli!IO!lD!l'in~ew. York,tlbowb!g llinlJohni!OII.led~ Pet,le ~...no .-. .~c~ · =to~ZI~ ~lllf, ell)'. ! • ·· , · , · WM treat. t. SanJ.ti~o · ns Ale .t ofw·~l.8olni to try to do, more .:roJV,UI~U ,O'"'· . : . *. !fll' • , .. . ,r •.l'I'm not coi!!Pialnin8," she .• ~~1~:.~~~~~; edua!tlon ~~WOUld be ~t to all ~- ·~. . "I . tblnk .,c1es In the nal!aft IiJu11e!i far outwel&h..." ~ to leadi. .\· The ·JtJO MA'YERICK :·. . · 2 · ··· 6.45 & 14 w~s'-w tire~. wHeel ~.;,; f( 'LTD .: <· THE liST PIICES ON FOP PIOIUCTS ii1HE Sport roof, radio, 351 w-s-w tires. Console WINo111l ,.. fad"'l. slicker, 338.5•45. IMrtln Ford Price Cou~try Sq•.· to ...... Wagon,-390. v..e, ·pow. sfHrlng, J)Ow/ brakes. :w.s.w .tl~, 111r · cond., . f11blt glass, Clrpdrttr ~ .. . . . . F1Ct01 V sticker !0.15:50. . ·~ - ' ' ' Vermillion paint. ;• t . .' .PiliCE '! all • . federal distriCt~~ = -~· Chrllte!llel?, prelldent , , ·• · Fedlrallo!i, PI Ide" over lbe WeHare 8\IOWU!II a delay Wltll gtOUp'a goldln - anniv!f!'l!lcy !lei! fall lor full Jllli!U con.:!':t.5.*clelegatesand their Wives, moat conservative1y . dr 111 rd,. tl!rGnged a big eapltal bote! flit lbe connnlion tbey speeches i1Y Prealdeilt N!Dn and Vice Presideill Spiro T. AcMw.They sat,Intently,throoJ&!!alll'lesof conferenCe llllionS 011 i11ues ranging from milk priC8I to lire safety, Iron! envirG!bljidlal polluliontob!auranceprilbleml, Iron! food~ to grape boycotts: . ,.. way farmers are turn1n& lheir to alfa1ns off 1be farm,attentim . Sl!aman said, wu ~ d;:er.~. - & ,.._.,' R l d Se tionl. AMocta~ · · nual ~ Ill the Rep'!Nicln · Ur I "They drealed our wouncla 1970, Republiean National andehangecltbeba!!claP,Iewrj ~RogersC.I!. " to.; ' take..:.../ these nn';! few dafl," Petersen said. I , Mll'YIInd ClliCI an, 111!11. agalu." galnst peop ~saldbelollli' ,toto I n'wt ~re~ ' tba#1 ~· Sgt Vernon C Shepard 21 unda aild Pe lle!!)IOIIII ill Oll!li;- '111... and Mlcbaei T Pe~· capllvl"'.':':.., lllvlted lbe atlaelt by f""*M·21, of Redmond, Wash., • now en·' crlbed aaln relatively ·• gtng on leglslatiGn." J!i. good conMllebeD went beyODd bii; week after being held prlloaer tn~ WASHINGTON (UPI) President Ni•on 11!8Y ask Congress !lei! month for a new series of powers to curb national 1be Republican . . str11tes onal Camnntteo said ~~::. ~~.:w~ diYs. wo m:: !::.tr They were releued 'Jburida •t clition by Army doctorL Followin& 1 nen ·conference here, lbe men . _ down to J tile first stage oflbeir J:::eo;'back to tbe United prepared test to tell IIi. lliriilitu fila\ lluclmi•lri lion l!ad 18111 more, IbiD 11!8jor ,Mu.erime • · l!l1ls Ill. :=•=.:::-.:n"SU::: prj~\-' witb LabOr ActJ ''for dealing With border aboutl:rl mlles north- Sla~ why they were relau- incrules for tldalln8 · emer&ency 8li1kes - a- east o!' Solgon. ed, Petersen replied: '"''bt))sald lfi!DII• be lllid, wwe de!euod;· ., : ~·too . · endangering the healtli or "hrasnevertorlured," Shep- our condllet In the camp 11aa · ~ Ccol!8rell ·had ...,...,. H · tog · , m-• ,. , safety of lbe nation." ard said. ''They toolt 111e best olq)y _ OICI!IIenl" · ' DOlle of the llflll"ll!l'ial bllll · !jot_ In(~~~ .,.., ~~~ed .by" ~•. Marti~ Was~atks The proposals . were for· care of 1111 !bey could." CG!ltalnlnglhemunw~.~~ : fie; · • • }I · . , ··· · · · . warded ~ Nixon by Labor "ffeelll would res11y be hard AI fir u ~ war 011 ·~t Jrllili On to l)ivone Se<retary George P. Sbulll. to l!lht them again _ In tllat II ~~ he said, •• • UuallJ: · 1 T!le · recent ll!reat~ned proVince _ because they clld MAXIM HELD CLOSELY , bioft beeJl -~...1~, !..AS ,VI!laAS, Nev. (UPI) - raili'oad slrike, averted at l!!e save my life" Petersen said " · LOS ANGEL&'! (UPI) 1... m.g b!\.llda ·Cc~MrtM. Mlitlll! iald last minute, ''pointed up" lhe But 1 don't ' agtee with their Charles Manson 1eadar of ibe lleb1o lcilnc Iiiio 1 ~ 1'1" ~J!IIl'- need for_ new l!l'eside91~1 .·political views.' I . hippie cult ~ Wllb lhe lou!cbeGII wsfon !lith M I ~ Ill powers to ileal With majeo' lift ·Bolli !ilm n!celved ~ murder of actress Sblron Tate lbe IOibilhlti CIGI!Chlded preef-: to ~~= ~ MGI!I of lbe olben of . . 1 ,; J! o;uril !He In • • n! C b S , •~- said N1<011 has legislation under · ' e ease . rvtceman ~~=~~-= eoncr- lbat llil!erPd rna . · • '!bJI•eoilf~ frilm Nml!!~·. >. G t h •l fo E • . tr.llm WI ¥ ~ and GOP ... ; :.. :1c!,u:= ~ ra· eJ u IWmJeS ~~·•· gap•+i. .mo are '* , &W •. order , !Gr~ !flO Illite and.,..., · · ' ' ' <ioilll eieeii.. . .. ' J\I• IT/ uld ~=(UP!) - ~~ lol!etherinQuangnUcPto•h..., Albd Hsuch attacb ~· ,. lliXt)R W 0 °• ceman, by the Viet Col!g. cenD'al to GOP llnlegJ rtr Court In its order also l8ld lbat between now and Feb. I, lbe school boards must do nothjng tllat :!' :!: '!: . Gr~. or Rio _ UOIIIIIblmln~~lldJ :..U::l""' :*'~~ ' ._....._.. GeOrj:·=::r-ri~~~'rl"!!!~· _ _ill'd'•Jiek·;/" i!rd't."fitli!liiJW*'"~J · J!lC:::.:a/'O:':,Wb';;=tr,dlf'v'=.,! ~.:rth=~'i;. :'lu~~~dan:1tw': ~=:':n~ • -~'oU;o~ 1!jdUCiUon ., •·clerit Money, We Don't deserVe vour business I systems by Feb. I. The decblon in effect upheld ll!e reflecled 1n lhe wide ranile Ill ~ route home, both lllid the Viet , IUb~ ~ In lbe Firm In !Is ~eeldy newsletter, lbe ~ ~1 ~ Ol!iO u an undelir~ · to~ ~lnlenll*...,.:: Burelu 1 annual policy reaolu· GOP campaign organl&allon down. cop 1 SlveYou .- ~ ·" '1;111" ~ I!PIUed. THE CAMPUS AT RIO GRANDE 'COLLflGE t0C1k on tbe ChriStmas look last week wben Archon fra~ty presented the college wltb a 25-foot Cbrlltmas tree f?r 1!'8 front of the Jeanette Aiblez Davia Library. Litlhtinll up lbe tree are (r .to· I.)' Dr. .a! de!egregatl011" of students and faculties. and to ~vert to racially Integrated U.,~'"!r'< . ·•!'ft~ ,_SI!~~IM!I-.,.I••'Iil"""~ ~llo!i·•ina '· , .manu ~t ,.._ w · ~~ Farm BUreau · , . • •:::t-=:n.::~= l 'l'::{~i...::*to~~~ -~ · n::r:;~vld~w:. Our Polley. lfWeDon't Desegregat~ ~ ~. CliO , , '"''Uo:Ca::'.:.npeil way '"' :l'ay ':!::i: new nrim !"IAnll organiiii!O!' said. · root aDd bact InJurl• and Pill- held lll!der ltCUI'ity • 1 , ' '' . "Other maJor slrlkea or work . . . waa-ilruek In tile leftIes . precautloaa In Ill llolated cell Peo&Jh • ttlbt ,, · ·' '!I!!PP11811 are .threaleaed next and fool. · . . penol1ns trial, It wu dlsciOied lloip et 1111 Ailocialioa · ~· .....ueu~ar~Jrtnmctlhe · The !D611oaid lbey wen! held saturday. · ~.~·.iiiNiclllelpa ........11011 ol lbt ........ Auto .. . . ~' ~::tfi 1 ~ 'Oontricisi"tb}e* :. • _~ · _ ~ -~ • • ~' ~~"··':r·lf. \~··; m a~ "''"'W ..... "' .' _ Co_ng R-ecognize}f;:ls uPr ,. _ "'··· : · · .•, ,_ ' , ·. ·· ~·!·~·=M~nn · 'v1J~~D"-• ·•';. ·~·v~: ~r~;:F · '"*~·~:;~·. .~ .. . tVJ·~"" · In ,..• ~ .... ~u::t~~u.~·· . . :· J,',''~t ROBIFD " ! )T , ~ , ... · -~ '" . . '\' " ; '- ,. .... * . I .){ lbt'llnl hllhf . i!»>l ; 1 ·~tJ ·\! �' 9 CUP ·PfRCULATOR . No lights 1'0 wah;h, no dial• to . 1~1 . "!"•mafl~lly . i<oop1 . coffee . drinklf19·hat without repori""V· Paliohtd okn!tlnUm. Value $1 ...98 18 ONI.Y LADIES Right Guard · NORELCO SHA~ER MANS DEODORANT ' t~ SHAVER 77C Retail Vetlue S1.5o 144 ONlY .. ' J ' , t.-r_,..·I'T' '' ~ 70%. J• ... l'. f~~ f'l'l <o'\o':'IIJ(t.l" t\~ ' · Cosmetic Dept. t.hfiT ONE .. ,. ·S· . 5 oz. I Givlil Away ·Every Day ' ·' .... . . . . VANWYCK·. · l.ti(~ .. : BBn · . '' By The Merchants Of' Point Pleasa•f . ., "" ':" ~...... 'i1:. ! DOl !de 111 PIISEfiT . . iU•ss lf~d ToTheN~w .Silvef ·Memorial Br~~ .~ " . "-'! ". -m lllll!'"""at terrorlllt •JUST IE61S1EI AT ANY Of THE PAIIICINYfll6 All Roads Extremists of Italy are IJit VI.._ polllicai~Saitri.y ~!0 PUICHASE NKE~AIY t TDU NHD NOT • ··to WIN Judge AdVises ~~ut Panties - Judp ROME (UPI)·.:__ Police rUled 111rt111iorlh of(lees of nine · et~l ' I I . IIICJIIIC I'ORTAIU '·• . OPENER ~! RADIO J ............................. ......., ...,........,_.,_..:...,................. .-.......: ....... - ·' 288 OM.Y ANTISEP1110 .Oio -·tiM 1611 OIU.Y 77c McGRAw · CR ••• Dopt LIMI'l'ONII . '. • ELEmiC LIMIT ONE ' . OENIIIAL CAN:·~ · . ' ~-2750 . .. ': fpint Ple&sanf.; ol dUel to tile . wbo pllliiod bailibl · lbat ldllod lt ancl'ltic,~lltlll,, ~ In KID lllil C 'I'M !!&•• SAW �• ,......;~·-,-..• :.::.:.::.._,.j:..::.:..:..:~~~,.:.;;.~~(:;...,--:-~-..-':""'..._. . ._. . . . . . ~~~. .~i)~otl,il;o•l I,.~Jo •i<•:.......,."""'~... ~.;,...~~~ ,. ' ' ·' 17 -'!be Sunday Timet-SenUn~l. :;u~y, Dec.I4, IIJIIU · • • ·. . . · ·. Mru:audet.s . w~n·.Second. ~.~It.ln · Row;"f6~ ·~ Gun •. !•.· · 'W·t'th··17 ·.T0 nts .unds 20 Rebo . .,. [ · . ·· u .boct.to. of lime . Iller two lruatratlng years of ; ' -leDCe lhe. Marauden have '. ; w6n two So~. Ohio ~ , t.eiguesamealillsa&lllft, ' Tbus, In onespanof,a week, , !he Marlludefs eqn•l'!!.lhe two ~taM' victories In I1111.el and DU·R1970 n ... iOW OPENI JOIN TODAYI the "Meny" badl into Christmas for the comi111 year. A small deposit our Christmas Club will send you off toward smooth saifin& when nelt itiSIII)'·s Christmas shoppina time rolls around. Choose the one that suits Fight ResUlts s~~=··badpr.;.,lllo lor Waltorl·, wbo turned In bls be8l perfOI'IIIIIIIce olbls Cll'MI'; Hlaerl)l, tlbo turned In lila 1!1' 111 fine play; Tyo, who ac.ored 19 ••d dropped In oeveraJ .tey .~lntlie Kl~ Chllde Wilt · Becker Burt TOTALS Mexico, knOcked out Alan ' liS, Engi!(Jlk bont ...., ROME !UP()- C.rlo Duro~, 159~. Italy, outpolnfod Eddie Pace, 1.11>4, Los Angeln (10). ~O. hio . . · • . llieyhad"""*' hi!i....,. .:w.a · . . . · res-,k'.J card.·'.na . ls D • ~'V ST.LOUIS(UPI)-TbeCieveland ' Browns Sunday will at. tempt to avense a ~i-21 come~hmd II~ 1lle st. lAuliJ c.rdlnals ·perpelralecl at Mu' nlclpal . Stadlwn m Clevcland' tWo months ago. . Lillie else flgurell In 1lle game, since t!Je BroW!Il! cUnched !he century Division title 101111 ago. In past years, st. Louis bas been trol!hlesome lor beaUng !hem twice In 1868 and once In both lllld and 1~. The Browns, wllh a 11-1-1 mark, were fa•orad by five points OYer !he 4-7·1 Cardinals. "We've been sreal one game and miserable lbe next," a Cards spokesman said, nplalnlng !he learn's poor showing Ibis season. Browns Coach Blanton Collier Cleveland, G·A F·A RB 2-3 1-2 8 1·2 IHl o 7-14 3-11 20 6-13 7·7 5 5-8 2-3 0 H H 0 3-3 11-1 2 IHl IHl 0 1-2 1-2 0 11-2 IHl 3 IHl 1·2 0 1·2 IHl I 27-55 18-29 S9 PF P ·was concentrating em keepiJlB his pla,WS!ro!n tlJIDidl1tlabead to lhe Eastern Division playoff wllh ' Dallas later !his month. He asked e~ch man to select a ·phose or two of his game and ooncern' himself with Improvemenl. ~er repeatedly stressed !he importal&ce of wlMIJlB lbe St. Louis game, and lbe game next weelc against New York, to keep lbe proper pitch lor 111e playoffs. Alllhe Browns ragulars were expected to start against st. Loujs,lncludlngpremlerrunner Leruy Kelly. KeUy's l'1llhlng yardage total after 12 games Is 706 yarcb. He gained 151 against Green Bay last week. Kelly needs similar days against St. Louis IDd New York to go OYer .the 1,000-yard mark again. Tbe BroW!Il! are especlaUy wary of !he St. Louis offense, and parUcularl)l wide man Jolm GIUlam. He and Charley John. son combined fO!' nearly all !he damaging yardage on lo!lll passes In lbe 21-21 Ue. In addillon to GUllam, Sl. Louis was raady wllh tigbt end Jackie Smllh and flanker Dave WIIHams. In 1lle hackfleld they were expected to use Sid Ed· warcb and Johnny Roland at running backs and Jim Hart at quartorback. Charley Johnson was expect. ed to see some acUon, but ool 3 5 3 2 2 17 2 19 0 • 12 I 3 0 8 0 0 2 3 I 0 0 I 4 2 18 70 start. COL1lMB11S (UPI) - The Ohio Jll&b sdlool Allllellc A8loctallon aald II ~ llllldard proceclurelnvojdlllgi1bollota . 4 4 0 2 I I 0 20 3 12 4 12 0 2 I 56 good health lor 1lle contest. The Browns' one area of concern was In 1lle defensive bock· field. They acU•aled rookie Dean Brown to take over 11>r Fred Summers, who aufterad an ankle Injury against Graen Bay. !hem In lhe ,lolaJ 9ot. cut. receiVed by 111e UIIOCiallon, 57 The COUDIIng' of ·tile voided of which ....., declar•A void baDollmtdltd .In one of lhe bee...., of Improper IIUil'ldng two propaial.l Cl1 the uolaen- of lhe ballol or follure of 1lle dJDD lalllnc· •by two volel to prlnclpal, who cut lhe ballot, receive !he ilmple mtjorll)' to ll&D 11. !1fede!l for PIIIUI. ' If !he OIISM !lad subtracted The prOpoaa1 on 1lle ballol lhe 57 vaid ballots from 1lle 121 which gained lhe IA1JI!"*'! received and counled only 1lle would hove dlvld!ld !he alate'• 514 Yalld baUots, lhe 309 votes 8113 hlgb IICbools Into !brae forlhreedlvlslonawouldhlve classes, lnsl,ead of !he ..-1 been a IU per cent vole lor two. This plan received 3118 ..!brae elaulflcatlonl: votes. ~ prOpoaa1 to uoe 1lle meThe other proJlOII) would dial! J1Uill(>er to determine two have kepi 111e pnsent two cl•apllcatlonl received 222 af. classes but would have us!ld llrm8Uve Yolel or 39.3 per cent lbe medWt nJIIlber o1 bOya In ol .llle valid bllloll, while only !he upper !brae sradea of 111e u per cent or· 1!Jo! prlnclpals member ocbools as !he deter- ••led to keojJ lhe .oetup as ills mining factor In eoi.bllahln& now. each ocbool's rla"'IIAcaUon. George Bates,·a,•oCJale com· Tbls plan . would hive more m1.ss1oner of 111e OBSM, aald evenly divided lhe "A" and be bad been receiving many "AA" acbools. 'The ~'AA" complaints 11!11 outcome of schools now outnumber !he "A" !he voting, but. he aald 1lle ... acliools - 7 . IIOClallonbadcondueledlhe raf. AI praaent lour • year hlgb erendum !he same aa aD olbera ocbools wllh in ·eDI'OUmenl of in 1lle past. tess !han 251 boya and !brae- "AI far as we're concerned year IICbools wllh leu !han 201 when an envelope comes in boys make up 1lle class "A" here wllh a baDDI In II, we cluslflcatlon, wblle lour • year counllt In !he total baDota reICbools OYer 2511Dd !brae-year cel•ed no matler IHI ta Yoldad schools with more tban 201 or not," Bates~ mille students constitute 111e "We have llirap done !he "AA" dlvtalon. oame thing and never heard A third Poulblllty on 1lle btl· anything before, but when It ""* over GALLIPOLIS, ;OHIO MEIGS I 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0· 0 0 10 12 32 F. Wlillama T.. Veughen Morrlo Cooke Aih .·HOJ·•IC)GS 14ttltt i4nppr. "THAT OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS" JOHN DEERE . ., ·Van fn>¥1igen Cof!eriU .. Vaughan " Mllltr .. tOTAlS ~·},. ' , ~~LS.V~ll~ ~Ualltr > Otc:ker · 'Barron ' .Smathtl1 •Stt;n,...S '"'Dronbicky, """ 'He!~ I ~ IIIING lllaOI AIDING TUCTOI 1ft, 532 HIIN'a an Outhtnllcolly doroiiH rou can rift, ,Mol• ti'• lnctor .,,., , , , .... of,..,..., coat-aluminum alloy w!th hMr, rulllt.,...INII, hlt-l.oarhti whftla aM Mfty roll.-choln ..... Bakell•cut ·""" nd yollow .,..,.., ...,.,... . • •"-1111••111• finish thet lash and Ioats. T• • INT PLEAS~Nt :' STORE .ONLY up tht Mtahlnt ateol Wlill.,. .... thl•• lnchH a..S, ....... ..t tn ?-inch rv••• 11t1 wlteelt. Molt... heullftl ful'l. .·:·f 1 ·-,· !\ ~: l ' 1:0 A.M. TO 9· p~M. ·wEEK ' . ,1· ' 1 .. DA~S ' ~----------"'!'-""'!----"''ii FREEl FREEl DE CORA liVE CHRISTMAS ' . ,CAN·DLES . Fiud TI.. Way You L,.ike Them ~'" Flie '· • there'' ::' ·No- !Jinll Buck ·. to see where.we stimd." . · ed 473 Bales pointed out !hat add!ld were 202schools whicl) !.ned to while Alalllma cast a vole. Tbese, ' be aald, and 212 were mostly !he very large or Colorado •ery smallocbools, not likely to Alabama's lui be . affecled one way or lhe !he 'closing mliwtes. 'The Tide, olher. trailing by ,.e.111 points, IGIIII The associaUon's bylaws yarcb In four plai'J u !he stale: "No amendment submit. Buffalo defenders lhrn led for referendum vote may ' Heyden on !brae o1 lour (1111 be resubmitted wllhln three attempts. years of lhe previous vole." ;t.29l W.lk" ',, we don't know wbal to do. We Colorac~P, are going to seek legal counsel derson's · FOOTLON6 Choole from lhe complete fine of Grant ui brOtherhood, not only for this day but for all our y e 1 r s-a brotherhOO!I · not of worda but of ~ and deedi.-S I e ph en Vlilcent Benet, American poet. . ~G~ri:fl~~~!··~f~~;; ~ •""' n SPECIAL 18 18 14 20--70 12 14 II 19-56 Valley Bank lot vote bolb of affects !he outcome of Issue 1lle pcapuoal•, llnil callmg a some people don't like I~" •ole for lhe stilus quo, Only 33 Bates said. ochooi~Votadagalnst Batess8!4111e0HSAA''would :~~~; · lnlllereeent ,e~llonra- both plana. HkedtohaYeill!dafiYQI'&ble kicks 1o """P ,I ferendum and lhe.n counting ... Ioiii of 621 ballots ftl'e vole" on !he l.ssue. "Rlgbl now llcorlns. . . . :-1111'-i CleviRfif.l 11-4 W 8-7 ~ 1·2 2-4 5-9 14;2·2 11-1 · ·!)-1 H IHl IHl 1-4 21-118 . ~4-25 m. '""' ., !lack m1lle llllr!l Jlllriod.,lli(lbe Ward' Walsh lmo had toudi- kli:kolf ' . paoslng of subslll)lt~. qllllr· dolml on rlll)f of U IDd ~ T)le torbock Neb~ to grob a yard!, 1111!1 Dave llaiJ!ey, who two lwo.polnt lea~. Starling ocorell on • ~ird rleid goal ·~~~~-:~' ~;,..~!ft :~:d!lll, ~""' rag~ ~. record (f.4) In ~<k Sea1t Hlmtor In- and six slnlllbl eXIra ,points. ... moretblinadecade. Jur!ld lust belort Ad.dl~y.~taUbad! ~adil.jlllllj)id olf to I 17,0 hllflime on Ill ..,.IIC t ! I'ul Stevel!:n801 llnlllshtllle record lead alii! """' 10 tt.e draNillll l·two-polnl convetalon·off~. 50,11(2 !1111 to lllelr ,lett with 411 room at~ leading,ll•lf. ~ ~ JD !he seconcb left In !he first hllf But .Alabama am;· ~ COlorado ocortnj column by .wOOl! here~ an A1abama Classiftcatton lsspe Still Alive Br·ow ns ,0' va . ce· . ' . ' aPinst : J. f .L' j was to tile • ·. . NEW YORK fUPI)- George Chuvalo, 217,. canada, knod<ed out Jerry Quarry, 201Vt, Bellflower' C. Ill. Of•QUI a5 toldbls~ ''bonor·IDdpnde" were aw~ t111i1i If ·lbeJ !;OI!Id wiD ille pall .aoa pme since 111e -at ~ :fi~i;:··~t,:~'!·•"' ' •0,.6,'• [ •A ' ,Pi' ' Jl ~!It " · ' ""~ e T1" · PT"'~ "<!fm~" 2-!i t'<'$'.' tlif•b.ii:ltfle ., ·• - · ·""' U 2-4 2 · 4' celven,,J'aW )Varfieljl, Gary 1-17 -l·2 I 4 Collins alid Mill MOrin; ftl'e in ~11\'l · Caotll ; / 1)1~ ~>II~· City, outpointed ' Raul' Cruz. 121, Me•lco City (!OJ . ·· .. ~.. ' '"'z:-;;. llnil hllf, and ~ junior ~; ·ward, BW llenllir; lor lila 8'""' . board ~ (' ~~ and 1Jt9,hlvmg~Jacbon ""~"play. . : : ~· t,~t JaCbojl. , ~ ~*'· hid ~ f .11 was a del\COIII lralt for bcltwst ~ ollhe year, o,, Jiarauder fans alllle. Opening f1 of Ill (41 ~ "!1'1) from lhe )lame game. . field, bor~l coul4 be The Marauden~ blc IIIII!• ._, . '118!1•!.~ foul ~ . where .lbeJ •nlot centor ~ Waltorl, wera II "' 211 ·lor Ill per ,i:enl. . proved to ba ~ chief ~e,aPO!I j.'lelsonvllle·Ybri ~~hoi ..21:'8 1 qainsl,lhe ~Bucteyeo. !rom .lhelleld,fora31pereent ' W~ popJ>O'! m17 polnll aild averag~ ·/""! 14-25 ~ 1lle ·~omplelely dominated ~~- .charily stiipe for a ~per eenl · bqart!s JIIIUI 20 .ra!Joundl. The average. . . . , • ~~tire !lucien leam only , The ~Jtd."l'l lllo com· · Jilailaged 20. ,.· manded 'he. boards, out· .. p!ber Marll¥lert In double raiJoundlnllhe B~ 39-20. lijDrOs wera &ol junior 'guatd Melp committed 11. peraona1 Jelf~wllh)begamehlgbof fouls, Nellonvllle-Yorlt 20. · • II and U jumor ll1l8l'd Clip Tbe Marauders were ~aggerty wltb 12. Da_ve i!Cheduled to face lhe Blc Blacb Weaver, 5-10 ..,nor guard, 11-1 ol Pl. Pleaaanl; 10101'1 of an 111· . oenl\1l BIU Lower; and S.O senior 14 overlinle gam~ wllb Stu llropis lopped the Buckeyes Ravena~ In lbelr flrll game ·. Wllh IZ each. · , .. of lhe year last Tuesday, last AllOr lralllnB early In lhe firll nllbf at Meigs. quariOr, llfelgasJAI!'med bock to lead at 1lle end o! !he llnt · quariOr 1&.12. TYo was the hoi man In 1lle openiJlB period with ef II points .aqd Wal~ l)ad 8. , With $:15 18ft In 1lle 111'11 half, MEIGS lbe Marauders ·bad a :16-18 Heilalel' . ' advl!"lage pod held that aame wern~ llulge -le!1 .poinll-t!olng Into Wallel'l lhlldrOuiJlBroomatbalftlmeat Tyo Hagerty was hl&h In lbe lfal!llerly · willl8. VaDMatre . Coach Wtn')l By United Prno International INGLEWOOD. C.llf. (UP() - Ruben Ollv1re1, 1171h, ' . '. All•Ameri~.· Me ius Box Sco re ·H·R.ISTMAS CLUB Tlese Ctnrenlent C/11/J .:rtcmt MEMPHis Tenil. (UP!) ''held lJi: the !ale Ernie llob , ~don'Dn ·.Davl• ol ~yr)cuse, Ia the . dined 1 ,lhi'eil' looicbilcniu ~ ~· r.. . ~2M 1: . ~to l,ead · rr~ 33.311~ llito lhe • '.· lllt·Unl tf1111ofl1oloradotoa 'flnal'. peq!M), .~. who <:OOIH~t7~~· etrUerbad._fourynll>ra , ~ . thO UniVenliJ ~AJabuila )lluclldo)m• 'turQ.,d In lcortng iuli IIDDuil Liberty BoWl jaunts of ~o ...i lhlee Wds to '~ctiP carrylM Bilffal~ to victory. 111 1 gOod noor pme lild .; Anderson •c¢TIIc! !he ball' The Melgi ~ llmd helpefl break 1 lim~!~, brae~~· lhe .former Alabanui~s Bear Bryant hod o'. •• 1 . ,. ' . Wi1h Quaker State gasoline fill-up Of 10.tallolls , or mor•· Offer good Dec. 15 f!lru q.c. u. .ALL OIL (X), omrr CARDS �. 't . - --~- Galllpc;lls; · pne of the ,,fils~t grciwlng cOmmunities In ~n 0111o, has one df the ~t. It not. the l!ftt . sh~PPI!1g arraiiGemer:in ·fOr area rnldenfs. Loc:al mertlla!n,. · offer a wide selection .to :c.hocise ' from. Yoli.. ca.n· buy .almost anything yOu need right here on i · t~. Old F.rench City. See your · friendly local merchant today. WITH ND· PAfiENT 1ll FE.UAIY· ~~~. ~~lHE FO!~WIJ~.!'J~a',l~~~ r~:~~.• '" .t~· il tht loll word · ''",, ":~,!!ll"• cl,ll as . :· .', Mlck~s .:~~ -~ o...- ,, . ' •S.ll"tFurnlture CO~ ' Mlrtln Ford $ales, Inc. Bernadine's, Inc. ., . McKrtlght-Qivles Hclwe. CO. Bl~e Fountain Motel . MldPt Prliss · Bonded 011 Serv.lce Station . ' Moons Brunlcardl Houn Of Music Murplly's-Upper Clrl's Family Shoe Store Murphy'......4wer Cheney's Grocery. 0'~11 Lumber eo. Ohio Valley· lmp~rn.ent Co. Central Supply CO. Point PJejsent HardWare 'Circle's Restaurant .& Celeterla I*Hee & so~. Phlrri\iicY ct.rk'~ Jewelry Store . . .: : . :: • , Rlnklns ;Pure 011 C~uck Colfler Servlct 'Store, aob' .liM ~~~-~. '"'· · ··Corbllf Furniture ) 'f, •. · Rocchi's ·Lilncheontne blrnbrough's PtPf. -~rt· · . 51 nunotl.t P.rlntln(l J Paul Dlvles, Je~lers ... Skylln; LA~••· •~• Paul Dlyles Jewelers sn\libir. dihlitn center Divis-Shuler Co. smlfh, ~uic:k . Company DUdle)'!s Florist . ·stiridllrd PluniblriO. 41o Heating . ... ·> '~ •E...... . · Furniture Co. ·' •w~t: canter. ••-!t'l re ' •-..~·~·· Farm..-i ~·rctv.-are . , .·'!.~ i· .. , , Swl.,..i'!. lthillement eo. . .' ' ' ' · F~rt ~t:t Shoe S'flre ,; .· , (. ", ;. : . , , • ;·,:... . riblfs P~.,. 011 .. ' . . .:f F~ch, City HOme ~ter ·' 1 Y·,;~:,• . V'. , Ta~y ~10 & .,JeWelry ., 1M Furnltutt Outlet •: ''":''·· \··,;cr.; il" •1 • • ,. ' I . • ~ . 'j ,· • '''"'"' ., ~,.-. • • '-' k •• "" . -"-· ' • . I ' . ·,- ~ . • >• ' .l •'. ' ' , oi-:A~IfO . • • 1 > ' ' ..r"Atrts • ' Jj', . ~'>·•.. .;: • .. . "'? . ,. OF All TYPES �11~ TheSUndl!Y Tilllet · i;ielltinel. llluldlly, DeC. 4, 1 • arnt ·R~ce~pts· Up in ~68 . r:.:t*lr Sellltems You·Doli't ·In. Tlie Tribune ' ' ., . ~ ~,..... ~- ·~ VInton· aver_,.Pit~eubreceipli · m f;_£ ~ ,,~ ~:Aa.l(~iure suoo. bnty B¢1olii ·~ceedl are Niall..ty lilw ltftlll' 111e . l·f~Sters \ · !11f1P Coilllll' lofelp In rebp:li jJei' acre Wllh c.r.u.t 1r<Jl!l!led aer-. o( "Iii ; . . ' y ; ~»•·• ~ .., Gl'Oiil d $1& (Mei&J It . .). Qlbon are lind ill ~~' ~- a Pilil III!Da!D, ADia 8lmGa lo t~ lpUMOiPCou!lty 'farm- ·Piu liMf ~aUla $34, Jaebon ~}litlliijuriUf~~ ~ - J~ ~· -~~ '' en I:Q!IIinlled to climb In lll68, ·age~~. . .Athena ·fS, ,-.... cullloalllil .and ~. even Mrw, LMuid. • ·' . · ••~0 ,,d i oi 01 .._ ,...._ • \ · """"' ••·-·~ )tit 1M1 ol 15,312,000, .and .v m . wn ••9:__.j: !-" ·~ ,...,..,.. ~· ; ..,.:,, · . • J!;diiOD Hobllellv, !!;ate., . 1\dr;.. I«Gf'lllo ~11180hlo Farm lil.lolalmil"":""''"!henlne n. 11M Coilllli a l"nd,t.SIIIIIItl.dec.,IQIW'vln . •~. JiiC&Iie,"pcoporlc!lhrou&lrtlie, count!enf Allie~, Gal,lla, fanniJ~~~M• l.. !(elly, ~ H· x.JJ7, t,..., COI'IMI•allon .of Oblo Stale Hockll!& •. Ja~ La........,, IIIII of 10.41' iiiGn ·~ lf 'lbe pirl dllot 111, ~ •·1 ·Unlv~rajty, lho' Oblo Agrl· ·MeiiJa; }'lle, Scioto, and Villt<m IJIIII!Ialicl Aiel of .~ 1 B. Pobl!o. dec. tii.GI!J f!, culturll ~eaearch and · De· tDtai $3$,!01,000 Wllh tile return ~ltfU!fJ!ilt:._~; ~ MM.Lyricli, eel'!: ·~r-., velopmenl Center, and the perlann,at$4,714.andpel'lcre cr~WOiildl!lllll!il.lllal M~ I, 1 StalllliW RepGrliD& Service of $31. ' . · ' liut $10;, or ·tf lillil',iliiiil-.lo ··. ·o\ll!ii ll'.chrlril 0111 10 ADeii'E. .,.. tho Unllad States l)epid bnent · ' Tbjuimpa~ Wltb tile state - . . "-" of ~· DIDJr., Alb R..Dw. lie.-, o• ~' o1 Airlcullure. total cub rec~lpla of ~ lolllliic .. !1!\ ~. ~· · ' . , · t~ 'Ibis lo!a1 llgw'e Ia $202;000 $1 ,318,2~2,000 . wblcti . aver· ..EIW In'. mo ·IIi liMo~. wm ~len l:.!lwHn, Eleano~ :•· sreater Ibm the ~allmate~ ages out at .$11,463. per farm apln be uied to •lllllil'lulbe ~1!1011 Ia ~ R, Sllrdler, . and f/4 per acre. · 1818 Cenlul of A&rlcultwe. We Jr., Judith M. Slarcber, .tl ~[iii~:s;i~~~;;, .,, , ., · , •• I enew ancarm.ang W]lyneand.DerbCounlleaiJI Wldoaii!Witblnlllb.tJI•flnl acre,Cheller.. ' ' , 1 " I ...,,..., beN'· Ohio are 1be two ClJUIIIIea Wl\b eondueled bJ mil),.'.ftda LeWla A.·vaneo-y, dec., Ia Hlll Jr ,, 91'11 E. Rill to ..., "•• ... ~ • . or 1911 .,.._ . " .~~teatlotai cllib """"'II, Ia lbe laleilln. a Jq.Jine tl.' IWI""!t B. Van Cooney I lrll ~ Gu. and. Service Co., :~;;. keepa pace with Inflation vOlume uceedlnC 38 .mllliGn agdCullural meu)ll'emeall, Slanl,y, Judith Haaalacer, ~ oi .WliJ, · . . ., l .!:'!:..'~~~~-~~-"!.~ . doUan .In eac~ ,ea~e . 'I'll• flnl ~ Ia JMO. . Allld. !Gr Trans., ~· Cliarlea Richard · ~; " .,...!"'"'. ,!:.'.':: """.:' '"" . av.r.,e ·return per !ann iD 'lbeCenlulof • .;..,.,,..... bai , Judith' BUiiiiRel'> ·Paul U. Qlllliea R. ... ...,or-per·acre. i"7 or .,17 "' eo~,.., ·'-' coatlnuilll1 "\\!',.....,.,.. "•""'•- lrll ...,....,,.,,w,v .._,_ """"" .._... ......,.1\'.. .D.no.. '•• ..... Iliaper Inter ""I lllal tbe tDtai .Wayne ,County •·• ,..J,,., · 0\'er lbe ,_..-, •___, ., • ,~ per acre. 1n Darke ·County lbe , )'811'11~ teOjiln& uptrltb ctuaea Slaaley to. Mllrlattl a, V!l\· Pulllna, ~ ~· , ~ ~~=~~~: return per !arm. $11,185andtsa ln•lll'llllni. Butlbepurp...bai CoorleJ, to~ "'ddlopm1. , Cbarlea Rlcblrd 'Jnol'lea, -..., . -.-· per acre. paver cbans«<: tD p1ber 1be J - G. BarnJI!Irl, ~ •• lill!b C.~ Ia Everett T. . 1NI which was listed at Sinn&• u 11 may'- lbe .nioet impjl'lant.fl!lla. abo!JIIIl Cblrlea H. llarnbM1, dec., to Cal~wu, Dorothy Clilaway, $11,373,000. Since 11161 tbe 1otai hiiJbesl return per 1ann w American farms. . ·· ~ J. Frllilr, · ~ J. pucels; Qrqe. ~~ baiacel!dedtllmUiim only llil< t38 700 1n Cuyahoga County · ' '' · ~ .. ,. )'811'11 while ""' yean were w~Cievelandislocated. 'lbe 2nd Q _ _ • ·~ !;: below Ibis flcure. . return per acre there Is $780. =t~SIOR :,:;~ In 191!8 11!1 ill~ per farm The greenbou8e vegetable In· •1 · wu 13,1118. 'lbe low point waa In duatry probably accounla lor a . ;.~ llltWIIhtz,8'10.AI,IIIaltlmetlle Jarge abare of tho $12 million ·' •. .,. definition of • farm was eaah recelpla Income In Is Ob ,, c:ha!leed IIIHI since lti!O lbe Cuyaboaa Courily. ., •o "DDiw c!f farms bai continued It should be pointed out lhal POMERoY - 'lbe second · • 1o decline so lbe aW!I'qe per two Important lactora In· aesalon of lhe Beef Herd • • !ann C<llllilluea Ia rile because nuenclng any comparison by Nulr:illon Scbo01 wm be at a· r of•lbe fewer farms. counties are tho llize of lbe dlllereallocatlon, ~ to IDc1uded In lbe 8fOII mil counties ~ lbe major source C. E. Blakeslee, Melp County 1neome Ia $(160,000 which waa of mil recelplllli each county. Ealenalon q1110. • provided lbrou8b gavernment The averqe caab recelpll per 'lbe meellng lor Ibis coming JIQIMIIIa. 'Ibis Ia a decrease of fann and per acre by coUiity aid Monday nJcbl, Dere1nber 15, fii,OOO !run tile high point In In the CQilljllfison of counUea wiD be from 7:Jll to 9:Jll p.m. at ~ to lbe llmatea, with almllar fanning practices tbe EpiacGpll Parlab Houle In Pomeroy on Eut Main Street. . dalryprovideciSiper:.toftlle ~:=~of lbe Dick Smith, Exlenalon , ... ineuDe, catue :u w coni, Theaverageperlarmandper Specialist ill Animal Selence, wUI dlicuaa nultllional ' ',' ( \ ivc E. ~E :.t ... a.an.s s.r. ""* · ft-- I Monday s .oo· PER TON ~~:====~: ==1~u!:b! The olber 6 per farms" andacreaof "all land requlremeall of tbe beef cow • of Jhn Lillie, ~·· Ellenslon !areal 1n farms'' projected to 11168 Agen~ will dJitcu8s wintering ol .•:~, bay Zper cenl ,,,,,. cent Is made up of corn, · r•: producla, tobecco, 8flln, and leoela In aome counties the j mftnli•""'MlM Illes. ' : Ill MeiiJa County dairying baa ;o been lhe leadln, tnduatry • ' . maney-Wiae since 1ti!O. In 111!10 . :·:: poultry ... high With 28 per ··- cent IIIHI dairy was second With ' "' 27 per cent. In lbe period 19110 ID efiSWR : :;~ lti!O daJrJ waa high llil< years ,. , , andpoultrywu highflveyeara. The hlgbeal percenll8e for poultry was In 1966 with 'II~~ cent. 'Ibis waa tile peak of "'" ;~:; brOiler production In Melia Miller :f.'t. Cully, POMEROY - Roy ' : t: In campariBon ID nelghbaring IJI'eal~l of lbe Melga Pouftty AUend State Ext • &swns • ~~·!"!Pcaunn '" . "·wr lb'" ··•orltyifl~ ·, w!.,\!1 •1 , !ill~,'' · dl 'II " 'C'ounl)' .-:II .,,'m';OiiO and SclotD qounty ' $5,880,000. 11 uceeda Pike •• "'3 Alb •• 598 000 ..... ,OOO, ens .., • • ~~:f~ !!::~.;.:· :.:~:, lp lhe returns l!.tl' farm Pike ~ CoUniJ Ia biiJb -Wllh $6,131,· • Scioto $6,000, MeiiJa 15,606, : Albena $4,81'1, Jacbon $4,11117, : GaWa $4,4U, Waablnglon $4,201, . Hocking tst8&6, z • • ;i Wanted S 30 H•• I" That N... -t I LllfiM I"U · ·~ • • Gotllpouo, Clhto - · Thtrtv home owntn In thla generel will Of111havtno lllvt!l tho ll1t new ot>· -tty · · .,.. •oo•dot 1111 PVC Rtcltlldtzl<l outor ...u oldlflll appltad hi ,. thtlr hom" with opicl•l - k tt • vorv tow : -tttvo · Tl1tuooctllll hi croatu ~ IL41T OFF far a lltle·Wid• edvtrtlllng campllgn . This =.· now amazing Oldlng hll lilt lnl-t ot hom• OWMnthi'OUDhoutthesteteof Ohio -lanr thOle w110 art . • I caoturld • "' ftd • with constant pelntlng , watlf proorlng end oth•r • : molnlwltnc:o cootl. It carr I" t ' :li llft·tlmt guarantee and ~ ~~~ provldH • full lnaulatlon !• lhowpttctln 1QUr vicinity and wt will make It worth your Whllt If we can UM vour home. . Wll'l,..andsummer, llwtllll -tlon. Tl111 tmtllno .5. "'" lfdlflll In -•!lv• ' • COlOrS. <0m01 Yovr home can bt I .,.,. :~ ·• ,INN call Gtlllpolls 446. m111 the p COUPOn to m Third Ave., i1f Ollllpolls, 0 . Upon rft:tlpt of W 'r'OUr call, Mr . NEALl will !II! Mt up 1n eppolntment to ' " ; 'r'GUf hOme lnd IXPIIIn thiS • tint offer to you without : =ltiiM'I . IAdvt.) : N7.f collect or : . ' -:------ -·:·• .! Addrns_,.,__~.---- • ~· -~~-----• nmo _._. l• .; = •• ' .• .• l···.·i ..1 " j ••• I; ••• ... ' "'"' ..... ......,,..,., Rutland Ul·h School RIB~,_ attended lhe 20th annual '"" · · """• mee"·• of lhe Stale F.xlenllon Debra Is lbe daughter of Mr. Ad•":'.!,CommllleeThw'oda•, andMrs. DonC. Hooper,Shade, at Ohio Asrlcultur~l Route 1. Research and Development My son, be attentive to my Center ill WOOI\er. worda; inclin11 vour ear to They were · accompanied 1o saylngr. Tak, heed to Wooaler by C. E. Blalli!alee, my the path of your feel, then County EKtenalon Agent, aU your 1/HJVI will he sure.- . Agriculture of Melp County; Proverbs 4:20, 26. • 0 • Nancy RobiDioll, County Es· tension A&•nh Home Eco· Tb,ere Ia more to Ule than nomlca of Athena County, lncreasln& Ill aJ!"d.-'Moand Bemadlne, Blazier of lbe bandu K. Gandhi, spiritual ~~leDalon Advlaory .leader ollndla. 'ihe' - .__. .DECE.MUR . . . ,. ··. BUlK ·or'' 8l'GS '·.~- . , : · :'l'tf~i""">':tq? ',Pfl i ' • 1:r'· ' .....,,.,_ "'" '""; .. •· ~•J ... .. 1·.o forest, livestock ,= ,. I Supplj Service C•nter I CENTRAL SOYA Of OHIO M•l9s .~q·t~m,ent ~~.: .. ' . .. ' ,R. e• 1Jtlp G-1 'H~spJtal '· . \ Ph. 446-2.463 • • ' • , "" 'J ~ ' +, • '. , ' ' ,. • . -. ' LONS TilEY wf1L , .. " ~ . . .. • ' '~ . r ! ~ • -~:-, ' , • ' J ' ,,r' ' , ( , .. \., \ '•,f ,. ' . • '~-"' '4~ , To Hftll tile llfilt ef Oillllrt IIIL lila. Mo dtrslgntd will Hllllllhlrelllclllcrllllll ,uiaa•l NOT BY . HELICitPTER prep1rty It n,. linn IOci!M I IRI ....... Iii luCIIYIIII- off State Rlliltf U It trlffk: lfllif ._. Lue~svllfi.Minfanl RHd. .• __ .,.. .... THURSDAY, DECEMIER )1, IHf··•t 10:01 A. M. -5 TopplliJ, Pruilin!, Cablln1, Removln~o BYLER'S TIEE SERVICE Jockoon, Ohio 456>10 Routo 4 • Phon·o 28ji·551~31 ~ • .! 2·1t·H ' Gallipolis, Ohio bcMtllf lid ·~~···· Calll'ldlrl ' ,. 1J6';'·. ·,.· . ' ·-liWI Buildintt - Cona-.t t. W.lka - O.Iv'"""Y' Potloa - Now II.... Ia w S,..ioliy .'·f}~' • ,. ~y . EXECUTOI'S SAlE VY IIDIDDITIAL llld co•ERCIAL BUILDINGS ~ ., lnn-•a"·-·tn "' ....... ltlWUI T'D UI"A "If if's Dirt, fe 111 IIOVe ll;; \ ' ' products. a resOurce or a nuisance, and new conceplland c:- Wor~ up to 25 Tona- Top Soil- Fill Dirt ~· ',;1 •. ,f WE 10Ni ·. lNOW HOW • t•~ · Lmvest· ,Pmie! \ :,·,., .E·. D:I Last· Chance At·Thu waste ....Mol - Bulldozoro - Gladtro - D"'gllno Worlo \ . ' Your Fa1'11 lh11urodo FrN Eotl.,.too · 87 Ollwe Street ' Yes, you can be one of thousands ~I satisfl!ld.IH custon,lers in line to , pocket an Early Delivery Cash Bonus . . . a bonus that's yours tl you ·buy and ta~e. deiivery ori a new Inter.national tra(1tor coml:iirfe;· ol"-baier · !l..,.:.. l. ... ',\.. 1[' . , u, ·•\ '"'II"M "''"' ,.,, .()PU '~t!..'tE;AB "t~ 1~rl.t' 11~ ·~. ., . ~lpr!ll,1,.,e.~oe,C!Ii PI· Februal&:.!ld 11'1 ••~irl'll'!r.•t :· . ·. ···"'"'''? 'Your early triftfe"i!iill e'a'll\ you a cash )lonusat thfl'late"o(s~' plircenf per1 annum on the total value of your cpsh doll!n payment and/ or trade-in . . · . ' Come in now . .• to tal.k details and reserve your bonus. • liS • ~ '' SANTA HELPED I FERTILIZER EARLY DELIVERY.ao·Nu.s. It .!'J::· or~Coliea~ Agriculture and the Oblo Coop&aU•e EKtenaiOII Service, presented challenaea lor tile 70's. Naurlne Hi1J81Da, Alsistant Director, Home Economlca, of lhe .Coopera . IIoe E Klens!on Service, .ouWned lbe new Oblo -·•..o nutrition ......,.am ...... ~ ...,. ' Allauesta from tbe Oblo Senate and the Oblo Houae of Representative• were recogniled by tbe JII'OUP. ---up a1ao participated 1n J.lw::eo .. J!l'OUP aeaa1ons on new and .-...... plant •• 1n ""'"5eroussee• . Ohio, our pari In lbe third '•· TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR FEDERAL OR ORTHO ON DULUTH DUTY RUTLAND - U.s. Air Farce Airman First Clua Robert E. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Miller, Rutland, Route 1, baa arrived lor d!lty at Dululh International Alrpcrt Minn. A fire protectio~ .r.e~.. _} ~G·•Jf.?ID~!~~!r .'~IJ'adllllteil Tit8s, frolll' ••• CARTEr AND EY ANS, INC• •• countle1 Interested In beef catlle production, according tD Mr. BlaJreah•. lpeciol:;t~== · ·t.olho .. , . •" .~· , '"-"'~tk~:t ··"''"'· .,.,. ........ ..,;,;;;,;;j •• ' the beef berd. 'lbe meeting Is open ID anyone In Meigs and nelghboriD& A bu of&% cash ... your . '. • I... . ... . . , . '. . ·. '· , ' �.FiJia : $995 /• -1-----------~-~ .. 'BE'DRooM•• fu;n·lahocl , iport"""t. loquJrt M IIIII G FOOd Mllrkot; Rt. 7•IICIVIh of Ml~, ' "''·· l~, ' ' ',:.1, ·, lllltdtlf, ' ' .c-jpo · . tilt64c~b,fOil ~1oft ••~'and ~hpo., long wheel ba,e, -tOO!I 900• 3) '- l'lO .r>!y tlru; '' ~~~r::ff~ ~~~~si~~~~ ~~·~·""l.•,siQn, radio and liea~r; pow.: st~.rlng, I ,;:. state InsPection For •· va: Buy~; " J EDDIE- FIFE or BUDDY REYNOLDS . 12·1+3tc • LTD 4'Dr, H.T. Vi~yl top, P.s·.. ' P-B.:l.Au)o. T., R&H. W/W tires. 30,uuu actual miles. ·i UIOM4RT, ' ...WON, .: VA. OPEM I , "~1 lIMPJIT ' ,; W. 1995· .l . 3·:tH9 1.1.1.:4-lr. H.T. ii'Wifi. Nkt slltctlt~~~'~f~ln. ·· All .ihllalr c•~•, ·...... .,. ......... ' ..;. DAN ' , ; - . ' • • ·, . l ··I•· ....,••. -~' ' ~." l968 Cadillae:c,upe DeVIlle _ 547011 RAWLINGS molal he finish ' with motchl1111 intOl'i«,_ ,lull poww oquijllllont, Crui,so Control and Clomato , Contiol air-conditioning. · ·, ' ~uQ 19M Cldlllac Sedan DeVIlle YEAR-END SALE S470o · Gold wlth ""'tchlng intor'ior, full powor oquipmont, AMIFM tadla, tilt & tolncopo otooring whool, · roar wlndciw di(mor, controlled difl.rontial, tint· od glau, w/a/io tires and Comfa'lron oir-condi· tiDning. ' . 1t68 cadillac Calais H. T. ~ White with turquoiu interior, Seden $4500 · No Monthly Payments Til Jan. 27th full ~w,.- equiJMII•n~ . . WIS Now . radio, tinted glau, w/s/w tlro,s, Clomoto Co\"'•1 Air.(ondltl'!"ing, o:oal. sharp, only 18,000 miles •. ,.,... ·' .,••. ,.,,;,;' . ' .. ;\ oua:"•·• , l!a,..l!ii\t"A ~ •. .Herd :r,.. fac1a!'Y, tlr o;GIIIIIt~ocl, FUIW. • ~_;'H'i'tldlllacs · Lr.c ""-~-,~:~~ ·oqurpPitr!;o\.ana,....,.. ,..., Pantlac!radtln. , ~.J ~ ',j 6J DODGE :$2f 195 ..$1~ •. :t·'tO..po · owru.~ ''I' s.ao::r ·68 BUICK eoluipmont bn~ Climate Coo!iol olr,oi:oo•dii·loning. 12-h31c · SA.DDLI! horlo. , old, 1100. Phcn li·11.3fi> m.tchlng vinyl uphololtry. Ashorp ono awnor now Buick ITIn lr«n one of our r - t c..tomors. Fully equipped. ,61 PONJ.IA(. ·Kar.r & Van.:. landt · ··. ·Motfr :Sti'IJs · · OPEN EYES. Tl~ 8 • • ' ! $2,895 $2,795 Wlldc81 4 d(. ~rd Top. Facii!"Y air candlllanod. VInyl top wltll ",fQU'LL LIKE OUJ{ QUA.LI',I:l'' WA. Y OF DOING BUSINESS" ~ 1 Just arrived 65 FORD ' ~;;;:......-.~~~~ Just arrived $2,595 4ust arrived $1,295 $1,895 'c.tlllno A dr'. Herd Top,, Foctary olr condl-. Pollllrlngoi!Cibrikll. looullM ollwtilt.llnllh wll~liluo Interior. Nlvr Clr tr-1· "'"" local - - '. . ·61 PONTIAC . $2 695-$2,595 e-...unvo-. Fact«r ~ dr. Herd Top. aiiid!llonocl. Qlonow·Porillactrocllln. wo ooid now. Sllows bat of con. LOOIIhln '. 66~i;Jc $1,595 $1,495· ·~.~;,~g--pldlup. 1!11slla an•- plckupwtoold ,_, ''11111·-con hiGhlY rOCGMrnond. .·62 FoB . $395 ' . $295 Falc.n 'wop. 6 cyl. ICOII~hlcal. lfllrly now tlrtl: ' .t . . s.. 1111 Helton, I'Hrl All!. Art Hovt ' · or Frtd Blaallntr '• ~-~ ' odge ·charger ·<1.11 . 2 dr. hardtop, 383 va, "barrell. power steering, console shift, ·ready. 2 dr. hardtop, 383 V8, 4 barrell. vinyl top, console shift, sharp. · 1968 Dodge Coron.et 2 dr. hardtop, 318 V8,• power steering, LTD 2 dr.•Herd T.P. 'erulol.;..tlc. morlng ond brok". BNuillul ·bwilurldY finish wHh matching Interior. .•1 PONflj( · .,, 1968 Dodge Polara -"; ~;;t~~~~e:~'; ;· p: on~*Vwlii'l'l~e; stterii)O• r'l.'--,."""1~ :·p. ,.~ nlc:t'-; 1968 Dodge Dart GTS GT02dr. Herd Top. Low mlloogo by..,local owner. Gonulno Meg. -••· Cloll ratio 4 sp. Irons. Air lift roer shacks. High · lift aun. A nil litrformor. . . . .' Clearance Thne For 1969 For Ali U~ed Cart~ In The LoL••Come In And Pick Out Your lltirgain. •.Let'• Deal automatic. vinyl Interior. 1967 Chevrolet Nova 2 dr. h-tp, 327, VB, 4 speed, one owner, .ready to go. 1966 Ford Mustang 2dt. h·lp, 289 V8, 4.Sf)lied. red and ready. 1966 Dodge CINir11er 2 dr .• h-top, 318 va, p-steerlng, tonsole shift. hard. to 'find model. . 1965 Volkswagen 2 dr. sun roof; radio, would you believe air -conditioning? , . 1965 Plymouth Belvedere . I • • • 2 dr. h-top, 318 V8, p-steerlng, automatlc, .just rece1ved, illce. · " ' 1965 Mercury Comet 2 dr. col)pe, 289 V8, 3 speed, -new rubber, possibilities? ' · · 1?65 Do4ge Dart.' 4 Dr. Sedan, ,-conomi~cdt 225 six cylinder; std. trans., vory . 1964, . BI!~C~ 4 dr. ·sedan, roll. - a.. Sabre · V8 engine, automatlt, ready , . to · · Ford Galaxie •, ft ' 1 '· Here's · Cln!!f,_ lOr ' "·~ ~ ' �Weqtlaer ·,, rollrlcllm$, drew IJlllll was 1be ane ¥1olence In televilloQ . ment. · 'l'be ta.du$'7 rea W. Drply, aceu$1nc lbe .......p.. · lion of ~ Ita report 111 !lutdttecl pra.UC.. · · • In other ill'ell. lbe COIIIIIIIillon rectiDIIiliilde: . ·· VIolent ~: lloubllni tile . ' national Investment ln llle q1mlnal jusilce pro<: Ill ; II>- • erei8ed day and Di8hl foot- +++++ THE Tueeday, Dec. 2 edlll1111 ol till . Tciledo Blade .carried a slory eoneernlal next monlb'a retirement ol Robert Sbei!Ga. •dmlnlalratlve -tant in cbalge at teacher penonnel lor lbe Toledo public BCbools. +++++ SHELTON, a native of Gallla COUDty, wiD reUre Jan. Sl, complelingtl Yel\'8 of scbOOI wprk, 30 of lbem in lbe ==rtem. Prl.or to aasuminl director of teacher • dulles in 1958, _.,.. Shelton was prlpclpal of Klntl (lben Roosevelt), and Guneiey acnOOII, and bad taupt at Parkland and McKinley acbOols. UnW tbe mld·IMOI, be bandied all teacher recruitment, 11>cludlng toun ol colleges, local Interviews, plaeem011t, and ~anafers. pal:rGJ4 bY lnlai'ICial pollee teama In slum Jbe~~Ds; meelln& ·lbe ~ HousiDg Act goal of • deeent hCime for fNtJrf Amer(. can wllhln a decade; anchtepo to reallle lbe IINI. goal of 1 . Ull8ful job for .all ..ble to wwt. Group VIolence: Group ft. olence mUll be pul dollll by lawfulmeans,lnclucUng wba~­ er force 15 required-but aggrieved llJ'OUIIS mUll be permitted to aerdae · their +++++ FOR THE last four years, Mr. Sbelton hal been a nrepr!DI'Iessentatlve of the adminiJtratlon in negotiations with teile&er · orjanJzatlons. He ai.IO baa bandied rights of protest ana public IIJ'I,vancea.ln May, Mr. Shelton became tbe first alumnus presentaUon of grlivanees; rt Bowling Green State University to receive lbe schOOl's ~ IDIIJI ImcliltiDIJUlsbed - service award. He Ia a past president of the pollee prove tbelr preparaliaaa lor Jlo!rling Green Alumni Association. anllclpalln&, prewenling ·. and +++++ eonlrolllng group dtsorderi. BY now, Dr. w. Lewis Brown probably baa a real good · Violence ind Law Enf«cecalifornia suntan, despite aD lbat amog on the WMt Coaat. ment: IXeallon of a ullona1 +++++ ctlb:ens jusllce center; menAS you know, Dr. Brown retired from general practice ~ of lbe 1186 Volin& Rlebts her!~ In jnlcl· November, completlnjJ ;l8 years service in the Act (defeated by tbe H0111e'l81 Old Freilch City. He departed bls "adopted home" Nov. 16 Thursday). to Join his wife Dorothy at tbelr new hoine in Laguna Hills, Campus Dlaorder: Unlvenitallf., a retlremenl village. Ues should prepare and review +++++ plw for dealing DR. Brown was always a civic: -minded individual. He contingency wllb disorders; bat tbe Amerlo never IOUJbt any glory for his efforts. He always people should nOt Jet llleir remained in the backgrqund when It came to paaslng out can "wulerslandable bonlll'!l.ln lbe late !MDI, be helped Coach James F. (Jim) lbe few otudents!'elllltmelltfor 1illo foment Halcletman organize the city's flnt IIUDIJDer recreation and engage In campus dllor· Jirt111ram. ders lead tbem to aupport +++++ or eucallve acdoo HE was a · truetee on tbe GaDia Coonty District legtslaUoo which would wltbhold llnan'ctal . Ubrary Board for several yean. He served as director of the Oblo Valley Bank for 2S years. He and Dorothy were aid lnlm sludeats or IRllversl· ties." always active in church and school affairs. CllaiJengliag Yoidh.: Tbe Cm+++++ SUiullon should be lmMded to · FOR aD his efforta durin~ tbe past lbree and one-half lower tbe voting age for aU decides, the leaat we can aay 11 "!banks Doc for a weD slat8 and fedora! electlonl .to daae. Ji'leue' come back and visit ua aometlme.' lob ..,~·t :· ·. . MONDAY EV!MiMG - 7'to 8 • ' <. • ! 'TUESDAY ,\FTERMOOII • 2 lv 3 I ' , . -2'.to3 WEDME~DAY . 'i+ + + + + ::..' ·~l- Ol ,aU ._,.._ ' ........-lawa ..., .,_ (u II;~· ·.... ' ' 'N&OO· . ~·" ~.: fORTY • TWO YEARS AGQ; frQII! lba fil• of lbe and lllale DallY Tribune ... Dr. Cbarles E. Holzer unanlm!RIIly dollllledtnl tbe admlnlsll'aU011 ,hal proelected to board of lrulltees of the Oblo Good RDad Federation at annual meeting held at tbe Neil House in posed) to make simple ....... Calumbus .. . (Dec. 12); Artlclee .of incorporation were olon of marijuana JUII a misdemeanor. . The Cfl!lmlu!OII Jootecl to tbe Preamble ol . \118 CGnatiluU011 for Ita hopeful: title 011 lbe llnal report: "To elllabiWI ~·to Insure dOIIIestlc trllili1WIIJ... lllued today by Secretary of State Brown to the Epling Slod and Gravel Co., of Gatllpolla. Incorporators are M. S. Eplinll, J. G. Epling and M. T. Epl1nc ... (Dec. IS>; Poor ctilldren rt Galllpolla wiD enjoy i ,bowillfill Christmas dinner'on Cbrlltmas Day ulbe luesta of Dr. Cbarlee E. Holzer ... (J)ee, 14); Jllxliecbed cold wave' to atop ·flood '; tbre!lll. Rlalng water here to reach 'sta&e of 41 feet Temperature dropl to II) c1egt ea ... (Dec. is). -.-, :Week's Weather · - - - - - ' - - - MJI!day. 411 :II \ GAWPOLIB Tem- Tuaaday 48 21 l"raturu, pracJpltaUon and Wedlleoday 42 1111 .311 :-Iller coadltloallor eadl 21 ~Y 41 34 .311 ~-~UNCO!dedbyl'ete .. _,. 41 30 •lleClormlJi, W•tller Qbleo Yts, Saturlla1 29 20 ,Falrllelil Wlllber Station. .Average hlMb temperature for lll&b lAir, ~- 1be ..... tbll , _ - 41.3 110 ll2 .M ~''"'"• last 7e1r - 43.4 .' S.lt PricH ... ~~w MENS JACIDS lbe~toWiU~ · ' 011 You can IMr( tockols - Average low temperature lor. 111e .,.. tiW! , _ - lt.l deena- · ' -~ • • f ?ialdl • rNiaY ..... R~t~ular ol• ond ..tro ltrllll aim In · _.Ill longth lfyl• and ll1t . ') Iangiii. Nylon quilled Jackett - Wool pial•• eolian oncl n)'IO!I , bl.,..., <IINiu~- Slop ln. Buy Jackell now·ancl11ve. r U.., 12iiil qoor. ~~~~ col~t "' • . "" ~ r , , Nlored and. fur c.:..,: l!'td, JI,YII~ A .,.dai'~~ ·-- lor yaunelf or lor glffloncl . ~ \ and . ·Mit llri!WI -reel . ". ' - In ....... til: - ' 1lrls~ 511., EIHrftl•s llsy ...,,. ,., : t.;. ~~~-e~ 21• F._ fer GIFT ROBES FOR HER 4.. ~en and ~ - 011 lilt oa .1111 . ' ' '-'*'CO!ill lloilr.' f'lmollt AlrwaJ .... • tbal Ia 80 dlftble - !!lilart • l. I~ alii! ' ,-, Ml')' - ~":'\,':. ,ioGJI ~ -r:ou•u 111111 all lba ·~·· on·llle. ' ' ~ .. • ' ' . Total preclpltallm lor tbe ...... tbll yea, - 1.10 Indies, lui year- 0.8'1 of an lncb. Total preclpllatiOII to dale tbll. year - 21.11 Inches, lUt year - 43.82 Indies. Normal annual averace prectplfaUon - «<.IIt Indies. \· ' 'I' ":{ ,t ' CHARMING COLONIAL WRIDNGDESI .' i .<:' ,''' ' •,· :. ' ' -' . ,' '. In Glowh~ Maille ' INSIDE A SOLID STATE STER.E p AND . AM-FM RADIO . S244.9S S 0 U N D $ AS ~REAT , AS IT Baker furniture· Mlclcl!tport. o. TIL CHRISTMAS'.· ·I +.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 14, 1969 dotson fields hannahs