https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5cd90ee1b017725c1b2367c4e7096296.pdf 741887bfd2e1cda41a680619d0e976f1 PDF Text Text .. ~COLUMBUS - - ~~· ~i~~~~~~~~ · lli!Ukl D. coot d the Ollio .,. l)epartment .. of lliJ'\ll:lor Llq11or . · ~lral today vr,r,edOhi!!UI the Cllrfl!tmas a New , Year'a Holidays to ..e good judamlint and ·moderation. "We "Satesareat~blflheal . point Ill the iii·Y!llr hls~ . of the Dejlartment, • DlreetorCookaald; "We feel · GpelfiUIIII · 1 that It I.& Imperative lha~ ' ' 1\MEihCAI'{' INDUSTRIALIST inllllonalre.•CyrUt · ""-" ·of 111 exercl.le _ , I . 'Ea'"'•· Cleveland .fresh from talb 111 Hanoland¥!*ow, lldlment ill lhls ma:r ~;. the united Stalel II fl&blinil "an a~tely lbatthe lrallc toll educed ~eaa" war In Yletna!D and he Will lrv to cilov'lllci! • :f.bw:C_.~1 he r ·. · J>,e.ide~p~txon ID ~ the cCIIIfllct the beatter~ne . . . ' ,· , ,, Y WIU mana""• at can Jlet, · · '"'1111' K'-•Is m · -· - •tbln e"""""", oneVIetMDIJa , . J 'obn • ..,. " · · EatoDarrivedheresuftdayfromvlai!BtoMoacoww~ " -....... ' POQ,llfOY Stor~ NWDber . be ._ 1 ~_. to "old ..., ......._,. Prerirler AJexle N; K:.r,t aJic1 mereWASHING'l'ON tball.eDOIIIIh" - F'l'!)m Secret- Senate Sw,oa. :a ..ld boura ivlll be aa ,......, ........, · , , tiaJ (UPII. - ,' FeariJII ~the Ullllljd . • Preelclent Nikolai 'v: Pjlclgorny, ,alid 'c. en Slalel c~ be drawn IDIDanothei' Vleliwn war, !hit,'' : foiiO:Sis lhrOIIIh Dec 2S, 9 d!icuAtiJDJ" In HanOi Willi ~orlh V"1Di1De&e Pre!Dier , Siinale baa ·~ ~bat cilmbat lrooplfroiJ!;Li_o und, . ) '1;;~-.,;~ : . a.m.-i p.m. · Pham van Doncaod Forelln Mlnlster Nguyen Dlly Trinh. Tbmlalld. ., , . ,._ . . _ lo'alroogand~terms thel!enatte•doPted.all . _, Christmas eve, New COLUMBUS_ (l()V. JAMES A. RHODEs beHeves Year's eve, 1 a.m.-t p.01. Anlerlcalll 9!11111UJlPort Pleeldent Nlxon'i "caulloua er- amend!Dent prOOibmllllllil111e iii any ~ in tfle 'lf·s . ·· . . ' ' forta to brill& aboUt a laltlng Jleaee.'' . biUion defe11111 a - . tlilaa bill for the inlrlldiiC 0!1 · "The Presidenl·ll derooJWira~ Anlerica 'a wlllingoeaa ol j!round lroopa to either swu.e.at AI~ -naliim. MRS. ROIIAKAilMITl'EO 1D go the laat mile for peace and I trill I thai Hanoi wlU ~~~ The deci.IIOII ·CI!De after a t.bteje " hour ~~ The Pomeroy emergency the met~~a~e," Rbodea said after Nixon's llallonally llellslon clJriDII whlchdapecla": :Cm~cJ'J!: •. , , ~ ''< . ·' ' "' . squad was called Tuesday . televlaed speecb·Monday night. barred and the heavy oors to , , , . ' ' ' " ' " ' ... ,. ' .... mornJns· at 12:31 am. to the , guarded. . ·' , George Horak residence, 534 SAIGON _ U s AND SOUTH VJ,ETNAMESE TROOP8 . AsiDiillir aDiend!Dent waa ~ted ID the ~'1:1 west ll!aln, Pomeroy. Mrs. joined ID ldJI ii soldiers 111 a 50-IDiwte bailie ' authorization bill but was del when Sena a ·"' ' . '·' ~~· ·t ' .r Horak waa taken to Veterans ted tod&y from alq the ·< cambodiao border. House ::fJ!ollatQra worked oota eompr~e ~· Memorial H01pllal where she :11~ry 1potesioeilaald.lhe Allies trapped an estimated ad 8/ : ~ff~:~:~oU:::7er~ was adnlltted. 120 CoDIDiimla . t troopa •.nd pounded them with air strikes ;· 'theop$811 9 biUioh Houae • palled bill and the LaOI • • •• • .' ' '1 •. \ .•• ·. ·, ' ' •· and artUiery until they broke off the battle. · nd nt ld. •d•'• be dr"""'"' fSHD~ · , ~ al:lf:On:'::~~:.,W:/o~d~;:a;J:,::!'t~ Tbaila.ndame m coo. , once...,....., '· ~· rutra Uon routes from Cambodia. GOvemlnent killes were ,. 11L . described aa light. Tbll li a n - ~Rhere lnt.elllte~ ·· _..J ' U ,,.Jf ,. ' ~NWitf!: reporla have noted jncreaalng.Commnolat lllflllrallim, Vo IJAJueB nOSy-0 USe . •· · - , , T."§ cited by President NixQIIID hislalelt Vie'tilam· stale!Dent . ' I)~' <'' -~ 51111 AGoo4 S.loctlon u a "ilistllfbing new development." · CCILUMBUS !UPI) ,.. Gov. James ·"'~ ll,bDdes today Wtarlfll Apparel for JOII Family-:Flllllsf!IIIIS ,for 10!1' ljOiiie.and '.; TOYS · d · · · · waudmllled to University Hoapltilliete bec&lllli of a . · an WASHINGTON-sEN. JOHN STENNIS'S PLAN to slow ,peraiafeilt brcillcbllle and upper n~~)lil'al«y ·llifectlon, ~ DECORATIONS achoollntegraUon iD Uie South by acceleralinl It In the •. hlsaffteesaid. Thereportsalilbls cOrdiUonll"gocid." •· hleetlons of .Gifts for eYI'fone. ,! . . " Norlb foondered toclay on wlexpected oppoafllou froiD · "Belland fl'eaiDieoilbollld effect c~te relief ol ' ; " ;: Ruschells Ylrlety some of bls Soutbero·eolleallles. _ .. ·bls tiYDiptoms 1n a abort'period of tlrile," bls office - , ··And !lon't foi'pt to Y.lslt Elberfelds.i\;roy ·~ ·. . · 'r· · · ·, : 1 U4 E. Malo p0.,.,.,, "So!Deoflilldon'twantto!Grceintegratlonaoywbere, . repCirted. · . ~- _ · .. .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ one Deep South aeoator aaid, elll))baalzll'lllhe filial word. Rhodel participated indedlcallon.ceJ'eiii!)Dies olthe •· He asked not to be named bllt leld Sen. ·sam J. Ervin, J>. . Silver MIDiorlal Bridge on Monday. He waa N.C., and two or tbrt!e others fmn Dbtle'a Senate block ilotlceabhr hoarae at that_ ~ : , ·. . :; , balked at Stermis's strategy. ' It sei:ond lime lhll year that,. the aqv~or ~ Two rei'80D8 D Hurt .... bOIPltaliled. ' ' . '. • ' ~ wt fall he had small, non-m•llgnant IJ'OWih ~ · A county-wide adult basic remOved frOID hls vocal cordi aWlllveralty ij01piW. s~tttt education program lor the ~" '1 '' benefit of resldenta who have Jn Au • --id not completed the elshth grade to JUe ent Ia sellln& underway ln the Meigs Local School Dlslricl. Two per80111 were Injured bot The dlslricl bas been aii'IJ'ded not lmlnedlately tri!ated ln a $1,510ln$1elundstocarryoot ~=car~ accldonl at 9:30pm. OON;l'INOIDD nu:iM PAGI!l 1·. the ~ willch Is open to Qll s - Rd. (Meigs man or woman II er older Rd. •No. 46), oile mile ' bas completed lbe 7. . C:· .. · "oo 8uerrtu. :-:' ' 85 ._ 9 I < I xxn f'etloted To waalbe * I, • '· ._, ' NO. 170 I • ., bf~ ' ..' ,. , I \ ' ELB~~FELbs>PO-.~JPX- :· · · ua otr2•• ,,.. ' ·'·· utosare ·' 'r. • j,~<-. ·-~. 1-' .... Peaee Tala ,••.• THE •• · flEE & SAVIIIIS co. · . .''HOLLY WliEATttS· With Eloc. Caodlo 1 30-Miru,lft Fre• P.illl'lg For Cv•to.-.,, In Our l.ot • VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admllslons .., Mule · Hanoaha, Poml!f9Y; Gladya Blackwood, , Ratlaoa; DOII&lll La01bert . Mid· le ort; John Sbiller, ~ Disc argea . ",The Chris1111as Slore For Home Gi(ls" the (JreQte•t·giJ'l •lght & 110und.;. • • QUALITY l - David NeaaeJroad, Wlll!la Glbbeaul, Dora Pierce, Delllae M•mail, Mildred ArnOld. ':; 'r' 3 Boll Cluotot/ l!loe. \ I . ,, •) 1 f~IL ~ ' ~ ' · /..1, I., ' , Y, DECEMBER 17. 1969 OHIO r New Bridge . 1'0M8R()Y, OHIO 7Jie llllerelii OJ Die M.~MIIIM Area M'e tzenbaum Is In Race 1 \ ~ ..'¥ . t . ' · VOL I J Go RL < · . . Elberfel~s- Ar.e) Oplit~' EifiY .Qntll' ·. 9 .G'CI.od( .. - , :i; . Untii ·Chrlsticis·· Eve,·. ~o' -•;'li•••• •.; I �~ .' 6Qt732 .l\ltJ 't818 .lt7, WIST .KJIO. l ' BAST •• U QIUB .Q.1092 •u ' ,.. • •sz '' .· • Je .QJIOU4 S01J'111 (D) .A5 .8752 • AltU •An -..... ,. Eosi-Wttllwlnenblo Wool - N- 'I MI 8oioilo 3N.T. Po. lN.". Po.- '·· ·,,I~TBAtL GAMES, ·~ •, . Otloninlleod-6 Q STRIPS; JUST AFEW, .- ·~ ..·, ITEMS· · . 1" ' -I .~ ' ' U.IH , . PRICES GOOD FOR AS LONG ' . '.' .: • > • BABY.· RIDE~A-BIKE , ' I ' . - IEl ·6.39 HAll DRYERS From Topper! s.t yaur hair ••• lyrn swildl on : ;. clr7blows air through M.to bonnet just luiEAU Coml. . with 8 rollers 'n MAN~ SF!' to k-.p yaur hands . laolcing pretty! ' . '· ... ts .... 'fl !t} tttt;o •. ! I t ' '{~ ~~r" ... "'~1'­ ;;'··r'f'.' 'f, .f. I' ONLY · WHEELS • .I.[IIIWJi·r/JI a+ ' Inflation Curbs . May lnhibi~ . Achievement of Stability "· ' ' By RAY CRbMLEY '; · N~ Washinghlll Correspondent , .. WA$IiNQf9N . (~A) ~eoldent NIXon's top eeonomic advllera wul:admit in private they're faced· wiUt a paradox, Some of the major atepa lbey're taking to halt inllation .probably Will make it more diffiCult to achieve stability over Ute long run : • Clampla& down on lndu1trlal expaiiiH means indus· 1 try will be progressively Ieos able .to m'eet demllid. Yet 1~ theH same men say inftaUon Is here beca~ ~emand illoo . pas · ereat compared to supply. , ,, , ·. .W-'· " : ' • 111!bter eredlt drln1 •P tittere1t, I!OIC1 and mal!eo It -~ • m<!l"' dlmcult for Ute average man to llnallce ann bo-. Tbll may cool the ecoiiOilly bot it •Ill result, ·bf cour'ae', In nv• 8 cal a greater llC&reity of houset-and higher prices. And so on. ', Betsy Wetsy ' ' ~ ·• . �., r•e•at 1 ci .. &. 11 ' _..! zt'U....,._, 'l.a8a»e tl w!r'a.~r.. 71 F11! 1111 • ' f •• ' " M · I· '' lnll, . ' 71 '· .. •· •. llyrruc•MPI t, 240 pounder, pu1 blamuiclt llldl.arf)'Weatbeil'oldchlpped UPI~Wrllof • . ;,. bi·goqd uae qolul ,~ IAb.oi In wtlb II. · 'l'be cGileselllllkelblll-' llld flnl!!l!ed wtlb II jlllblla. .uJi bea a Jona way to ~~ , but ()l!len c.- 'ftniiP . NoJMprUIIIoealell New Malco Stile, hlvlni '·'Wa ather · lap tan leiiDI,, North TePa State, 11111111111 llreldy -Ita ''elite" c:lllll). sb.JI.rankedlla91d1111111411lne- paints aploce """' er.t plmohlp, now hu Ita olgllta oet ranked North ()arQI!no, Cllllt 'lilllllker and Joe lllunll1an, Cllllio notlanallltle. 'l'be tblnkiDked AQ~ea wan lbelr - l b lltal3ht 'l.'ueeday lllcbl b7 defeollnc New Mexlc:O, 11-13, fer 1be1r second tr1w1!Pb ljia 1111011 over the Lobaa llld lbe unolllri•l otate ehlmplanablp. With hllrdJy a major ctwJlenpr rematnlnc 111 Ita lldmlttedly "aolt" ~e, New Mateo Slate !laUrel to eat« 1be poet 1WC11 NCAA toumamon~ lor lbs fourth ~ year, wtlb one of the better r•. ards, If nat an &bpped ClnclnDall fruJ! lbt Devld8Gn. s•lllnl 22: poblta ranb of the unbeaten, -.n: 1rom l6lllor Dou& Cool! illcl m llld Gftl Cuney's :P palnta led . lrom sapbomore Brian ~ Wleblta State put St. Lau1a, a. BlilOibered R• huMD!, 9&.77,1« 78, In a po1r af Mt.url Valley lbe unbeaten ~~~· tlllrd Ollferenee sameo. ' vlel«}'. Kenny Faster led Drake, a major canleildet fer tllrouilh wtlb vlc(or!el. Rlehmand wtlb 22 polnta. North Caroline, pecad bf Cblrley Scott's 2S paint., had a border Ume than , -led beiU'e dawnJnc slubbonl YJrsl· nla, ..._71. ()blp Cue llpll'ked the Cavaliers wtlb 19 polnla u .VlrsliU held a .o.3l lead at of·-a .........od, d.;, doJiciMI i ha;o, ., •• to lit ~··· .... the Mluaurl Valley tllle, whipped Nevada, -!01-75,. In a nCin.teacue cantelt; Jim Abnbamlon'a ftl)CIInla ~ Iowa State Wllleonalil,lf. 73; Erie Mllllhou'a Jul.mlnnte field coat enobled St. JCJiellb'a to beat Providence, i!N5; -t g.::........ =.::. ':: : : ". : .': '. : '.: : ":':'~ lratlana rest an the second ball . brougbl the Tar af Jimmy <:oUinellld Heels lrom a 12-1141 ~tlnto a Lacy who·combined far 4t $4-421ead llld they i'einalned In tiamta.lD the Aqlea' late,! win · lra!lt the r8ll of ~ ft'l. 4fer New Malco. ColllDa, a l'la'due, atiU wllballl the ~ .p ard wllb a servltea of l!llured All-America ....., jump .001. ·wu held to Rick Mo1111t, placed five men.Ill double f1curoa and defeated Dartmouth, aus. Goarge Faer~ llld winding up ber'a II points topped tho Jtllh a. Lacey, a rucged 6'foot- Bollermakers' ba1aneed attoek 6r po1nta In the ftrst ball qwore·tlndlll8 the ranee after Boston CoiJe&e, 17-G. In qlher maJor pmes, Yale topped l!nnm. M-611; <:anDeell· ...t gat by -ebuaella, • 71; S!lalll• defeoled Gonzaca, 'IWI; Syraeuao beat Weatmkd• ter; -.5.1; 11trr1y tripped ONo Norlhem, 76-40; Georlle Wublllgton dawned W!Dfam llld · Mley, to-10, llld Teua MrM , best Colcrada Stele, 113-64. Indiana P,lcn.EffMI• -Die. 11 Vikings' Eller, Page On §\ • NFL All-Star Grid Team • '(UDltiAY QUALITY Mleml ' (lNNED .-HAMS ,,~ ' ' ' '\ .•\ I ,.. 29, ., ' ~t: .,., ,_..,,~ ... II ' . . HAWAIIAN · SERYIT "4. PUNCH. , .OLEO .MARGARINE 46 oz. 3 cans · ;, 1.00 ' VAN CAMP BEEF STEW ·5·~- $1.00 2.=n~· ggc BUTTER Mill %tal. 24 oz. btl. SNOW TIRES . 3· �'OOUJQUS I UP!)· ""- .'l'bl! Cplambai.· jiGel:d of Edllc:ailoii ' voted 'l'lleildly to .tGrllil! .. Weat lllih School. Marehl!!l ~to perlklpalllln.. . llulir Boirl ~at ,New OrleaDIOD ' .~ ) ' ,• 1be boord aelld "WIIb r. j'•' aret" ~: bat• ~ . Iller . Scboo1a Suplliarold H. Elblln8 ... ' repcnd' llle ac:er$111ln8 bo!ll' of all ldloola In ()!do' ..... ' IT'S A BIG CHECK, Ia more wayo llwl tile. Mn. Jillll Paaan of Falrlan, N.J., boldl •~*' wldela abe woa Ia a aalloaal emoword eoale~_..TbeiDIJ!I.: crade aeboolleaeller beat tal ,Ill • ...........Amerleaa Holiday AaiiOcllllltlHJIDIII'IHil eom,..-. y:fe"• Sehool Hit By Burglars Monday Niaht ~ · Burglars were apparently after money and didn't find any because nothing wu reported ·. mlaslng In a breaking and enter1ng Monday night at the Cbeshlre-Kyger Elemt!lllary School. '!be B&E was lnvesticated Tuesday by lbe Gallli COunty Sherilf's Depltlmeut. Every · room 'ln the blilldJils wu ran· •. aacted. The prlnclpal'a office, ..t 1 desk In lbe office waa 1irabn lnlo. 'lbey aiiO broke open a coin operated paper and pencll iDacldne but nolblng was reported mlsalng. · Deputies said lbe burglars broke a hole In a door glass oa the west side of lbe building, reached through and unlocked the goar to gam entry to 111e butldlng. 'lber sheriff department a1ao lnve.tigated a · brealdng and entering Tuesday of an WI()Co cupled house, owned by Parter Wllllams, Rl. zPalriol, on lbe Flag Springs Rd., Just off ru. • proved the actlvlly. '1110 ...-. · lor, llle oppoolllon wu ~ .. . vealed • . Elbllng oaid It Will ''per!eclo: 1y all rf8bt wllb me Hllle lllllll went" but 111a1 .. Norlb eenlral AaociatlOD of CollejJel arid SecoodaryScboolalhreatened lo w!tbdraw ac:credllallon from West lfllh School. Weol HJcb wu alrelldJ on Waral.'l8 from lbe bod)' lor pel'llcipalln8 In lbe TourniiDelll Of ~ parade lui New Year's S~Dd "~ ote Is Announeed cotmmus (UP!) _ 'lbe ·TiCkets far 111e ~ual New Year's Eve Ball lithe Nllllonal Guard Armory ore- on 1111e In lbe Tr\-County IIU according 1o in IIIIIOUIICIIIlet today by a Pl. Pleasant Nalionsl Guard Spatesman. 'lbe dalice will be beld from t p.m., Dee. 31 111rou811 1 a.m., Jan. 1, tm. Music will be fumlahed by lbe James Rea orc:heolra. Tlcteta 1"' per couple} ore being sokiOD a lint come, lint IOfVOd hula. Duoalll may be olitalned fnlm tbe follolilnl ' Maaon-Pnmetoy lrea: JaD.' Paugh; GalUpollsiiU _ ~ L. Boyer James R Cocbran· Pt. arel! H. Speari, Jr., and R. E. Woomer, Jr. Tickets may also be pur· chased at the NaUonal Guard Plwimt •· Damage was Jlsted at fiZii. change ' lhe association's claaslflcaUon system. 0 One proposal would divide lbe schools Into three equal ByGLENNASHULER claulflcallons and anolher Sp-4 .Roscoe E. Fife and wlfe would divide lbem lnlo two have lnlonned his parenta, Rev. equal groups. The high sehools and Mrs. Raymond File lbal are presently grouped In two, ilbey wiU arrive home Dee. 21 unequal classifications. from Italy where he bas been oa AI the preaenl there are 466 lour of duty with lhe army for Class AA and 357 Class A the put year achools. Mr. and ~•. James Conkle, Iii a recent referendam, In local, and Mr. and Mrs. Amos which $7 voided ballots - . Leonard of Rock Springs opent counted In lbe total number of Saturday wllh Rev. and Mrs. voles coal, lbe aaooclaUoa kept Lester Taylor and family In lbe present system. Waverly PI Spec. Bolli Kevin Vollh, silt·year-<>ld SOD WAVERLY, Ohlo (UP!} of Mr. and Mrs. Bobb)' Vollh Is A twin • engine Jlf/V&te plane sllgbUy Improved of Jllness, he crashed In a hea.Uy wooded is a paUent In Hobler Medical area near here today. 'lbe Center, Pike Counljr sheriff's office , Recent visitors of Mr. and . said preliminary reports · • Mrs. WIIIWn Frazier and Patty Indicate six peraons were were Mr. and Mrs. DaMy Ultle killed. . : and Kimberly, Mrs. Elbel Ultle The plane was believed to and Benny of Cryslal Lab, m.; be enroute lo Hunlln81on, W. St rys Run M~ •· OH I ,. ·:FIE'£ ~) :,,' •.J '\' .. 'l't'• .' •••• " Orchids Camellias Gardenias Carnations ' GIFT HER WITH Corsages from S..•ltls "'"" ~UDLEY'S CHR.IMAS STOCK . Boll hollolly .;... arUi 'Iff .. 1.00 Armory · JOYCE APPOINTED WASHINGTON (UP!} Thomas J. Joyce, a native of Parbrebura, W. Va., bas been oppoln~ lbe chief. of lbe Federal Power Commission's llwuu of Natural Gaa bere.' ' Some At Cost Some At 1/2 Pri(e Some At 1/4 :. to 1/2 · off potlto, · - ollil loll. Name Brand Toys At Discount Prices! NOBLI lo COOLlY ·,•.•,, -Ladles' HDIItNy NEW IIAT HA"DUGS •to . :~::•n" 2 99 7 I NtWUI . J lltltltrllkt a=fO!Lg:RTAINi; ·, 'I . .. ~· .; DISIGN WITH ...... STOOL A 16-IN. , IJAP srJ ,,•·);;&t'ms.eb . ~ .·ll . . ' .. t. .,<•i ··~> • >', i'r •••fJ i'•·•"t• · t.HI , , . 'I ./ ' P DRUM SET. stale law requiring motor· eyellsls to wear protective helmets. . ' ............. 11'11010< . . • t•rdlgln Jnd .P!'IIOVtr va. from ClnctnnaU. The slterlff's office oald II waa not Immediately determined how many bodlas were In lbe wreckage becJuse of the Impact of lbe c:raa11. styl, s. bulky ,knits , ntwttl 3. I~ . co:r~ ... " ~.~. ' , •, :) "' ' $394 MECHAJijC~f . · CHALET Til •erporooled n yton suede bOOt with fleect lining, taam cork .out~ale wedaee . (Not In · lerchangeablel. Glft·A·Raml SIGn . ~'1 Co•onl.' · · 4xa IIIEt...... . ·~~~···"":"":"':''~ . .. • ,, J:•••••• .· ·N' . ,f t -.,.· • · • ·· .,,,. . .•... THE SHOE 101 . . .' . . Sptdll Purch11tl . lb. . . lb.,. . . • ' 1 3~·· 1' . -, ~ ..tl~ .....'. '.. . '' ..... . . Phebe and I Have A l1Jristmas Bonus For You! .. "Phebe'' Play-Santa Give Aw,..r." · 8 and Plana II 11-1•·. iWid:D; . . . IIi 1aA~s . 11ot1 & Zulfllll •so• Paneling S,•lal MHiu~ MOST AU,OF OUR Roses . Pa1ty Ho• Wwtam Mr. and Mrs.Leba MarkAlsn ,-:. and Mrs. Freas of . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. George Rupe, Charles and DaVId of Coolville, Robert Rupe of Bradbury and MarUn Rile. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew ••· Parsons of GaiUpolls spent a dsy recently wllh Mr. and Mrs. John Veith. G..a and Danny Taylor of , . Baltlmare, Ohio were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John. Vellb and Mr. and Mrs. . .; DOOa1d Leach and Roger. Mrs. Boas Shuler and Bar· bar~ Jean, Rt. I Langsvllle, spent a day with 1&'. and Mrs. .; Aln Sbuler . :: Mr. and Mrs. E1111ene M1Der . end family of Middleport, Mr. ·.; ll1d ,,...,.. Ezra Pldlllps end .; Wliter Cook· of Syracuse ~pe~~l :; ~lvlng wllb Mr. and ·' lin. Clarence Searls, Terry .:. ... Stanley. :' .Mr •.and Mrs. WUUam.Larkin o(~ibal 'called oil Mr. and · . Mrs. · ,Alex Shuler a day · . -Uy. TheY were called bere , .by ~ lbe death of Mr. Larkin's '1 sr-I'' aunf, Mrs. Berlba Amoo .' of. nu~o..nu a.~···"' .. ·. 1' t'l h Wltlt ' ' 'r ., . m,;....H ,..........o..il.lbat tile ~~~ announcedTuesday SCtieol -Aibletic ...,.,.....11 ,.,..._ .·• ~ ., . UW·'(UP!) house . w~s tansaclle~ and Jt:;..;~d' colidpct another Olilo' SiipHIDe Court t&J Iindo" '!'ere broken out. ~IJIII on propoaals 1o upbeld tbe conslltullollallty of.a · . • '•:·'· Tiekets For Mrs. Ola Joeeph Ball On Sale Dies Here Taeaday In T • Co Mrs. o1a Raillord J"""')b, M. n· unty formerly of Puneroy, who bas been residing In Columbus, died Tuesday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital ~~ere. Shelssurvlvedbyadaughter, Mrs. Ronnie (Evelyn) lle!se, San Jose, CAUl. ; lwo brolbers, Charles Radford, Pomeroy•and Massar Radford, Louisville, Ky.; lhree sisters, Mrs. Helene Sayre, Minersville; Mrs. Alva Will, Pomeroy, and Mr<i. Dooald Morgan, OU Hill, and a grandsOD. . She waa preceded In dealb by her husband, Robert Joseph, and a dalll!hler, lean. Friends may call at lbe Ewing Funersl Home unW 9 tonight. The bod)' wiU lben be. taken lo lbe Lon& FuneraiJ Home In Columbus. Serv1ceJ1 will be held there at 2 p. m.f Fridsy wllb burial to be In, Forest Lawn MOQiorial Gar, dens In ColumbuS. ·u.tn ·! • . ' . 'I'( . ~ ' M •.•,............. -., -: . I I ~ :.'' ~ j, •• ; 1 lb. S' t·.:,·· ' ...,.. .s . YOU lAY ' ' Tn1Mii..,. l: lolotO!'ala A/41FM Radio. !arly A•orlean ...,It' dnlgn. 2. ,$20.00 In Groeotlu $10.00.In CO...otleo Do!l(l:.... 51~) · 3:, +o.c-...•• �1. Tnt~r•r liuu• · 2. W..Wr S,edul1 .... , ••, ... J~ ·•! ,., vi!IM Sl~tt: _.. .. ' ' U S. <'Hovt . ln~olo<tod Orudo A Turkeys Armour Star Brand Full Shank "~" lb. Beat. to •·' 11 ; • ,, Rib Ra,,.t "' . Rib Steak m'aider" meaning "he1p me." Oftbe··Bend . U.~. Cho~q Ttndttay "Mayday," the distress signal for help, is derived from the French word • U.t. C!ooloo T - .......... .. """'lulblllnb .................. By IW lloeflkh · - . ·~'"'.' . ..... .. ggl ' . ... L_~ . .lb. ¢ourlelly ol the SYraculle Volunteer tln!'' · IJ!IIal'linenf ailillta Aux~ unft, Santa will make his ' WiuiliiGp In S7J'aclile at 2 p.m. Sunday. qJ,.slati-armid with bali ot candy to be distributed to YilllJI!«B ol the tGWn - _will be at tbe auxlllary ladqlilrterl oa Bridlman Street. In prior y~.an. lhe fire truck Ju beeD uaed to tranaport Santa about town giving treata toyGUJIIIIIel'B who were not at the distribution point. 'l'bat'a being challlled lhiB year, however. Santa will be at tile .aulllary headquartera _only and youngaters not plberfDIIherewlll have to do without the treat. . Tbe auxiliary ·wu "br«*e'' ·thiJ year so firemen IIUI'dlued lbe approximate •100 \VOfth ol candy to be illltribulld. The iiWdllary II to -~re the sacks on an ...-nbl)' Une )ll'ocat. . , . l · · • • Shorte.ning Crisco · ·. we care With 'ii c....... • ssr.n.- Wlft. "'" COII,.II Oft4 rvrchale as., ...... .. , llrprlue AN !!lXANPLE OF THE lliilbillon and drive ol .. 8yraculer.ldelltacanbe14!11llnlllchth!Dgsu the recent "nlaoQI!viDC million ~.ma taileD at the SyraCUJe .~ Cbureb Ill·!be Nazarene. Tblcifering for llliBalona had ' pi off310. Members ot the cburch passed wen over the ' .,iGalwltha total'of ftlUl.'l'l!e mli!Ji9D ~ ate collected . ·. ,. · Swfu ... . • 1 - . .IIANY"uNUSUAL CHRISTMAS cards are about tbiB ,.r - ·SQeb q~~~jllt old-faahiODed cards beiDI mailed IIY llr.allll Mn. AlrciiiKellon, fDI'IIIer r.ldenta now living In ~dun, Oblo. The Kellonl will ~ apeDdlng Chriabnaa with their ~~~~hter. Kaar1111 and family fu Vlr81nll. ~'Ujttdo!tm on Dee. 20. Mlldred, Cliff and Jack Jacobs aie malllnll cards feslui'q a delllhlflil color picture ot !be eiJW!lJ: Infirmary complete With snow and GUtalde bcllldaJ Mbon deearaUona. CARLETON, Role Hill, won the free a aervleetnalf awarded by the Com- of America In Melp Cwnty. · to her 1011, Ja-. who 11 V!ebam. DUe 10 thli illjlaUon, 1011; Be bu been - t . eall' aDd will have ·unUI to .teJePboae bli·IJIIiiliol..' .,. ·' . ' . <· .•. -..t: .. I : f~ GOlden 210 Sill · . HOPING TO HEAR FROM lrlendlln his Hometown, O.te;, II Pvt. Jerry G. Dldclle, son ol Mn. Dana S. ~. Jerry hu ccepleted ei8JII weeks of service In the U.S. lllriDt Corp!. 1111 addrea iB Pvt. Jerry G. Diddle . -~ Platoon - · H. Co., 3rd Recruit Traln!ng Bn., ~Carpi Recruit Depot, Pll'l'is Island, S. c., 211905. • ,. ,•.\ i;• •'- MR. AND MRS;· Walter Bentz have moved Into their - hame jult palt LinColn Helgbtis. Tbe home, with mCIIt oflbe eGIIIjrQcllon haviDI beendo!te by Walter, baa been -r.;rL,~C:U,tbe put~lx,yean. . ..Mn. Bentz Frlda7 bep)\ a slx month& lemt ol •Nim"f frcm Iter dutleil .at the Ohio Power Co. Sbe'l u.r. • j'e81'1. . . .. 39I ~~. 59I bpi.., Doc. 20, Ir69 lifc...;..,... ......... 1<id. • SlceiOheen · kL ..... a lWlea a Jear. · "" 3~~67 3'~~ ,..,.~19I M. ftlb ..... Soft W1olo ·· lailgennes .lb. ~· lr 1111 ••••••• ) ·~· ~. 291· ' .. "· ·: ~ .... 'aM C~.Mry . COHqeCh... Dow ' • ,fliflc Softeuer. ' ' . ...... Pml• "•OVW' ~ ·r ' Al_ . l l lFeil 2 Cto. •:;t"SJJI ..., 49I ll"o2S' ' { INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 10 oa. Jar · 1~19 .J' I Cou,.A...oond $5 "'~ Purc1iuo IGirtdtole lettet lolrery ~oorle K..,ltattd Butt.rmlllc Bread 20..L ...... im.. .-...43~'1 ~~(~....... Yarfelr li'tl' l!: �• ,~ . ' (]hristm~s ~lubs . ~ May Dra,w Congress ~ro.be . ' ' . ' . ' For a True .Chris~·mas. Season \, ' By IEIJY C.UiARY ~rlier, ' PerlJ11ps 1 should have mentionl!d Uus but I'll take the chance tiult you luiven't 'yet·lruli~ your Christ· mas cardl.' If you promt4e not to send 1111' • ~ with a ~ictllre of Santa Claus dril!k(Jig a Martini, I'll Pt'omiae I'll ·n.e of·llfGWm . one=~~i~~·~=. not aend.:rou bne with a picture of agirl wiilkil!g .equin . mo eyes. • · . vld Sljpnan for lbd a bo1 of candy and to Ray P1ckefts. AU ller· Ylcemen remembered by the IIWP frOm time to time. The ~ ~ 1o ~ lruillo - S)'r~ Heat !lOme for · Ouiltmil Abel ~ .~e a lluketoll4yaandciOtbiJiitora l!fedY family,. Trays of cooties lind candlali l!8n prepared for i she r~eQ!~nid a 'year later.) Sit!!' itlcludad no ,return adclrels or I'd 118ve sent one in return. or, ~rhapal'd have mailed a New Year'• card In SePtember or Octo~r. After aU, Isn't ally month gOod lor.bew'• beglnblngs? · · · But we're talklna about Christmu and prom~•. aren't 'we? ~ . , . It lln'rthat i c!Oii'f Understand about christmas cards. =~~·.}t. w~ volelll'! con Some leiJ!i ·c q With no traditional decort110Jll because, the school for one lblng, lbeY.'re not eu~ .Jljl'e how you feel about Chrlitnlu. FOI' anolbtr thing, They Jll'eD't aure how !bey Anfll(lny lhl• In ·feel about CJu:!s!!llu. ·A U~ dralfb!' Of' a lrNn walrul ''·;z~ the mee""·· and sal')!lg,"lltUda'l.ll'fttll!iif,:'uan'eurC!ielllaldeatepPiiiJ lilt delloll;:;_ on 1 and I can. undmfimd !bit. A l!c!ollllh terrier holsthig a ru1 antniu meaolnc Tom and J.ertY while lui says, ''Hoot Moo; A Merrie Xmas lira . .,· J__ ,_ G'...... -le!l· to Y,e," 1e a complete t and 1. don _ 't Ultdarltand . that. ......,.. .. - . lbeJIN8l'llll on "Mill?', Mother . Ge!UDJ back to ptomLMa,, we might u well promise ott::·:~. cour.e wu ~ed with' stmlarY of the Inteii"t Walter Hiclrel abollt Federal efforts ~ control air and waler poflutlon. .Miller has lOili! been active itl support fl. water treatment lellislatlon al!d has.recently Introduced bills to extend .and strengthen !be Clean A& Act and to authorize federal control over dangerous pesticides. ~' Hocking Coin Club is Launched ,$nerlcan tax • Pll:WS of federal revenues - some f20 ~ know by now~ Vncle liUUon a year- does go hack 14 Sam II the. world's biggest revenue collect« - but he 18 elao the world's bigest speD· der. 'l'hlll8 part of the reason why I have long favored the Dring of federal tax revenues with the Stales and local goveHtmenta. As I firmly ~ the local people ltnoW thelr cnm needs better than the Federal Gova 1unenl OnlJ· receatiy bas revenue sb8rlng become ·a major poUUcallllue. But the concept 111101 eiaclly new. Back In 1836, ~ pan ag~, most of the •RIW In lbe United States u. IIPIII.amo!l( lbe ATHENS - A new coin organization was organized here Sunday a!IA!rnooo when collectors of the area met In council chambers of city baD. Committee. were nalnecl, by·laws were adopted, and the name, Hock Hocklng Coin Club was selected. A membership drive was la111Whed In which everyone Interested in numismatics, regardless of - and age, 14 Invited to attend a Jan. lith meeting and coin auction. At a liter date, permanent officers wlJI be in8talled. Door, prizes were awarded an~ refreSIUilenll se"ed Sunday here . .Ed Burkett, Middleport, arranged the meelln£. State and lo<;al govel'I)IIIOIIIIln the form of ·federal granll. 'lbese grants are msde for specific projects: for hosj)ltals and highways, . sewage plants and water Sy&lems, educational assls(ance and job training, and fO\' do!eniJ of other purposes. They are approved indl\'lchlally by federal administrators: The federal grant programs are designed to ~elp Stales meet lo<;alneeds. h.1 t the States have lillie or no aay • so over aUocaUon of the lunda. The rapid growth in federal grant progiams bas resulted in ~verlapplng programs, ftid ... distortion of State and local ~ "e ~. ~ Ibis age of budgets •nd blgber ' ad,,. '· . ffnanClna, we seldom mlnJstraUve costs. Aa a partial bjlve any federal surplus 14 solution to such problems the dMdeup. Yet a sizeable portion President has proposed, and I • have sponsored In Congrets, BY lin. Alta c~:·_u legislation under which a set Richard Jordan bu em· - lUlu· amount of federal revenuea ployment at Racine. • would be returned to ihe States · Among lhole shopping iii " WJ!8 iU!:POB,T OF each year- to be lllld for theI CbiiUcothe on Tuelday were . oaiOVAU.EY State's priorities u lhliY 11ee fit Mn. Mae Reed and M{a. Alta ~co. with no strlnwf aUacb!d. • . Cone, Mrl. Clair Ponn and 11011, Qe'lp Ilia, l*lo Becswse of the tight federal !- and Mrs. Homer • 8a. . .J,Dec.II,U. . hudget,only$500mllllonwlllbe aynter, .,orter .. ~-17Sto2llllbe.26.'1lito Ulledl4startthlsprogram. Tbis Mr. and lira.. Dmald Cone , ;S?JO, 211 to 210 lhl. 26.25 14. 2'1, fund will be Increased annually and Kevin of ~thena spent . ~ !It to II, Fat Bowl 21 14 so that by 1975 $5 blll!on will be Sunday with Mr. and lira. i ~ lllag814' to II, Boars 17 14 ·going back to the States each Albert Cone. =IDa, Iris & Piga 100 to 175, year. Each Slate's share wlJI The Vante Wilbur famlly was :&.1111 v. 2!1· depend on its population and the shopping In Wellabln recently. ·~ m.F.- Steers 28 to 29.'15; amount of revenues available Gene Kook of Coltunbull spent :Jielfln,21.10 to 23, Bahy Beef 30 from State and local sources. a few deys at the Ginevra .-aus, Fat Conl7.50 to 19.50, Each dty and county will Folie!' home and enjoyed 'deer ~ It lo 11.1), jlulll 22.21 receive part of the lunda In huntm,. :·)nt.il, Mlllt cdn Ill !AI Ill&: proportion 14 Its relative size Wesley Bobo and other's from · VEAL CALVES - Tops ~ and ill own revenue • rajalng Cleveland apent a week at hl.t : ...... t1 to 41,21; Medilim 40 'effort. Tbis dlstrlbutlori 14 lo<;al farm home near bere. ID tl.ll; Com, •lin· 3'1.50 to U, governments wlJI be made by Kenneth Slone underwent a •Qilia·ll to :14. ' the States, not by the fl!leral tonallectomy at St. Mary'• HOipllal, Nelsonville, receatly. , L.\MBS-Toili2US,&lc;nda government. l!llo lUI, Light Wtl. IUO to The concept of revenue Miss Frieda Mo11man of •.10. • sharing recognizes that the CollllllbuiWiit here 14 visit her ~ , , federal government has a parenll, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth · broader tax base than moat Mllllillan, over the Wliekend. PT.I'LEASANT States. It also recosnizea that Joseph Nelson of Callfomla U:n:naanaco. · State officials :!. rather thin !rlalted. at the' Erlqa, 'Nelson 1!'1-Pll _ m, W. Va,,, Washingbln bureaucrats- are home a few days the puhreel!. S ' •r,Dee.JJ,U. better able 14 Identify the Mr. and Mrs. AUier!Coneand JPlll - 1~.~ 211 :Ill~ 14 preulng •needs within their Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tumet called a71, · lfeaMI 2Ut ·14 27.'15, Stale's border. on Mrs. Ginevra Fdeler one . '""" i1,50 to 27.~. Fat Bowl President Nlron made a evenini recently. ' tl?i!l to a.~•.BOara·IUII to 21, strong case for revenuesharlna '' PICJll ~ 11; 9!d Shoatll7 14 In b1s me1811ge !AI Congresil NEPHEW IS ILL ' 32. · , ' . ' requesting lh~ legislatlqn. Mfs. Paul Berkley of Letart; CAftLE - llllfas lUI to llevenue lharlilg, the Presldeilt W. Va., Route 2, and Marion lUI, l'al Colrll7l5 to 20.11$, said, Is needed "to restore Van Meier of Middleport have Ca"'*J, 11.10 ,til 16.'IIi, Bulla strength and vigor to IOCIII and been caJiad !AI LaGriiiCt 4oe to a,71 to IN..,. Milk Cows 110 to State goverrunenll· 14 shift the the criUcal lllneU of ' their iiJO, llodi Con lnd Calves · balance 0! poUUcai power and nepheW, 'Alfrld Van Meter. He 17.50 to responslhllity away (rom IS the'¥n ofM.-: ,.id Mh, Hm:Y _. 1Jii1ct · 19 to 24.35, W&Jblngbln and back to the Vail Met«, tontier i'elldeftll of lllldl.._~25.501432.'15, COWllry and the people." West Co!Uinbia. lliiMi Jlillla' Calves 2U5 !AI · · • Chestnut abw! preaen~ .. ,..~... cardl. Jf .you promlae you1lnot ~..... I. -,, ~ •.·' , R. rectangutM. . , : • I knOw ihe Chriltmas feltlvitles cAri~ 1;!!1 Norman ~k· well au the way. I'll be happy .even ~ you can't tolerate call!ly canes on your front door. I concede your .right to red satin ornaments on an arllllclll1 wblte tree even It I prefer a rei! tree with'·assorted decorallon11-11ome bright iH!d new, spine broken and faded: · '· . , But, to me a~me of !be ao-eaUed ~~as tn decoraIlona and g;ii. comes acrosa as,a degradation of the very Idea of Chfiatmas. . . , · .C hriltmallllinlel and ~tie, . kinds of · '!fapp~.E!perwithmatcbiniulillrlbbous. Andaheppy . • tiiO!Igll Uatad mother who 1181 fiDilbed haklng each person'a favorite kind of cookie. ·And a thankful father lsugblng .with b1s family. But; moat of ell, for 'Chriltiana and nOII-Chrlallens, It Is a ~ea~on of prom)ae, renewal, hope, purpose, humBIIlty. i23 twrerent e HO'IE L'AlliN I ~'~'it,>' ' I *""'·" •, .. ,:. ~ . • DEC.22-~CHRI5TMASWIEK . • , · .' .;. •l TOM.T.HOMAS DUO . . 'Anent.,f.Jnmonfsptl:'-1· 'Iillo ban~ hai·Perfonnod In lht . . .lelllilg 'nlta clubi 1hroYOf\Oul tilt countrY. ln.cludlng 17 Gi ameba lw~re oplaybed Mwlth pr zes e n. w n 1 rs. 'l'homat Grueser, Mrl. Peggy ··11-.rvatlo!l~ .lrt neca11rv New Yt~~ro Eve · King, Mrs. Dollie Motley, arld " (1..'"" Chrlatmes eve & chrlatmaa Miss Vic:Jd Sutton. Mrs.' Don - - -·- ·.· _.., · . ·,;.•·•.,_,.~·--•llllliilliloilil ' Colllns won, the door prise. .,... dlri!Mty Inn, 011. 6 wttkl at Fountelnblew, Now Q>l..,o. f'I:Mintl)i ~~ Hllllct.y 'I M, Mllweuke. · ·•. , , ' Wllkesvlllp ·: l ·*•llll.;:,:era ' ·~C#'-~ TQpe 42.111, ~- Qow.ling lr ll ••wn 3l to 37.75, ' · IIi C' r ' a:s.ta.3214 to.'lli. . MEN'S .IiliDVs'niiAL ' . I. Coca Cola'; 2. Burton'• ' •~ ABC ~; 4. ·cutUna Sial(;, S; st. Jooepb; I. JlaniJ'I' CeuieO::Ia~y~aht~~~;: 8unoco; No. 1, Drive~; 7· '~ • tied; , ~· · . , . . ~ 26.50· 8• .lXI(: '. ' . ' " ' 1f11i. lfll!l GIP> IJ!d Sel'lea _ B. a. ~UrN••· Clll til; t. 1111111; e. lii.Jll-22.10. DaVIIil·m and SM; .High DuelL ,_1 , , - ,. ·~ . Hop, Game .and .sm. - ,JioriAln'a · lflC!i Game · ~· lllrilli . 11.21- Sunoco, 137 and 2168. . ' ::ru~.:=~~~ ream , ., ....,_... R. C I l»rt, 210 ~ ~· 11 Tl(lpln; s. ~~ a : · Hlllt'l'eiiaiGIIIIe ,lnd~•·:• : Nuts •llolll: •· .SwliP:I: ·a. ,,,.,.. ~ m lbd 1"!. Sill...; I. Fii!WM; 7. - ; ~· 1 ·• ·.._.. ,..,.. - ~~~-~ '1 BIIJbeai.:,. .' . • . .,·~M"Hia6 ad.- t(W~~Ite, 218; · · t. A Slift; I. I···; · ~ C. . Hlgh~-IPJ.bllllll:l!,l'll. ' $11ft;*: DliJ liiiiDl: Ho.;l; I. ·~ HlP Tam GliJiij -HUt(" 1 COil )VIrd11. 0., lbiafll 8aKii •· fllch IIIII SQs- ' HIP Gillie - J. ~ <iG!ce; tO • ? ' . . . 2111. ifllh 8eriaa .i:-IJ. ~bn, 'rttioild' Reld, •. ' . •. ·. ' "' WEDNi:IDIIY IQXm . ~ . ·lflcb TGIQ ~ 1811 ~ , . . I. Trj IIKdl; ~ llllmruckl; .- A Sl1lfl, • and 111'1. ~·,1,~·-· ''~ ~ .. ~;,~·~ ' .. · . , •.. , . · . Church Youth to Present DraDia·. Wblle Mrs. &nilh opened her slflo!, the liosteases served cake decorated with pink and blue booties, lee cream, minll, and soft dtbib. · Attendin• beoldes those · WIJII!!,1 ' TerrY ""''IIWIIIIIIIMI•IIl!!•••• I Mrwere'andmarriedMrs. onGeorgOcle !larcberb th · .. Y e Rev. W. H. Perrin .ln Pomeroy. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Meter of Mid· dleporl. ere! swims continuously un· til it dies. If It stops ilwlmming, it will suffocate since It requires a continuous now · of water to keep its blood supplied \Yith oxygen. School . Craft Items made hy the . boys wlJI be prele!lted. Cuba and the~ parenll are asked 14 be jlre!!ent for the badge pre~~entallon.Boysofthearea Interested In lolnin8 the psck are Invited to attend the meeting with a pirelit. Meigs Director, Motor Y11•.•.4il<i llo~rl:it ij Unl..,.,.~!f,i'o~~ntln Property ·· ' ...,. ~. "· • " . I, ' Social Events ·_...;ket Report ' · "NO PILLOW FOR HIS_HEAD" wll! be JlU!Ii!nted by' !be youth ~.tile',._ ·., ChurcheS r1. Christ Sa~y at. 8 p.m. at lle~U'.Hilll ScHool, ~ YOUJIIIIetl areshoWII iii fuU c01tume u they practice for~ presentation. · "' · : "No PWow for HliJ Head" wlll Olristmaa llory are Sherr! Ruaaell, cbaim>ln.~ Weltl!r, named were Mrl. Rosaline be presented Salurdlly at. the Turner, Mike Hazelton, Jim ll<!b Snowdell,' 011!1'1 ~; . . , Bowllns, Mrs. Charles Mullen, MeiSS High School, Middleport, Hazeiton, Jane · Hazelton, J~ IIJevlal·ilnd JaiiD ~. Mrs. Sharon Bailey, Mra. al8 p.m. hy the youth of MeiSS Laurie Hoover, Phlllip ·Cbolrdirectunill't,...,A!ic, Dorothy Wyatt, and Mrs. Churches of Christ. Thompaon, Jane Wile, Keith RUth tJndei woo!! alid l«eela · · ' LoreUa Tiemeyer. The presenlaUon 18 under the Wood, Tim llazelbln, Duane Caqalllder. , : 1 .' Others presentm, slfla 14 dlrectlonofMri.PauleyRuslleU Will, Leta Floyd, Hen· Chutcbel.wboaerM 1 Mrl. &nlth were Mila Dottle with Miss Beverly 'n1ompsoq drlckl, Diane Painter; , Judy taltl'll par~. are B~idbur7, ' Neutzllns, Mrs. Elza Gilmore, assisting. Snowden, RDaemary 'Silciwden, BrJidford, Zion, R)IIW!d, lOINS HUSBAND Mrs. Pat Thoma, Mrs. Cast membero In the Bonnie Wood, Patty J>arat •and Pomeroy, MlddltPort,,. Mrl. Charles Van Meter and Lawrence Morarily, Mrl. Bill Becky Painter. Columbia .Chapel, Hemloclr, , daughters have jolne.d her McDaniel, Shirley Ash, Phyllia "' Stage lll8llllllera are Chuck Grove, DrliWir and,Oralllle. 1 hu8band who Is stationed at Mulford, Mrs. Tracy Wbaley, First meetm, of the newly · ' ·· i · . l the dinln8 l'O!IDI the ~!reamers ~ w~. with the u. s. and Mrl. Helen Dlddle. organjzed Letart Filii Cub r-::-;;::;0!);0';~;;;;-;~~~;:::"'J:'W;-:-:~ and pe.,tel. colored balloons Navy.Mr.andMrl. VanMeter, ScoulPack250wllibeheldal createc!acanopy"'~overthe the former Linda Slarcber Swlmslo Uve 7,30 Friday nlght at the dining l'O:C.ll!l_table. · Pullins of Pomeroy, daughter of The adult Atlantic mack· Letart Fails Elementary A lsyette shower honoring Mra. Howard C.' (Drea!Da) 'a 1 Snilll)•was held recently at·the , home of Mrl. Bernard Wlillate, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy. ..' . Hoeteaaes were Mrs. Wallate, ' · · Mrs. Jack Hanley, and Mrs. Coonle Mulford. FRI. I!~ C." NAJHYILLI REJEcTS 'lbederoraUonsfeaturedplnk AflntlocalcountryW"tomgroup . . and blue streamers extended ~t. DtC; zo.ALLIENUE KING'S STARDUSTE~S frOm the Ugh! flllture 14 a table Tilt liiat local group of •Ill .time, jlleyiJIO yCIOr favarltt , centerad with a atork replies. In "*! ..," I•Jtlli• WI\', yottllkt 110L.lY ' . PUSENlED IY - Aa s~ l'll· ~p. ~~:.=,~: lea. m~ ;:,:·~af~~ , to: Layette Shower Given Mrs. Howard Smith OIQO lOTH DISTRICT cONGRESSMAN Clarence E. Miller (r!Jhl) chats ' mmk~ · lJy !be way, I'd like to W the reader who' aent the ~utlful Chrjltmaa ocard Jut Augui~ (I mtl)ijoned that When It co.me• to l;hrlstmu, ' I ·almply wda't agree that J.thougbpt W9!114 be the very·beat time to receive one and I'm a ,,quare, al_though I mlg!tt admit' to bi!illg sUghtly CGP-OU , .•. •t se~ m: a toilet seat,' you can be rocate by not sending You pajamas with .a "ae~ guide'' embroidered on the pocket. Actually, l'U not send yoillbit even 'if you 1J10mlae me nollllng, And,)'Ou can count .on me never to seild 1_•u a ci&al'~tte llllbtei'. lliat p)ays "91lellt Nlllbf' wben It • Ill. Or a Uquot ~ \bill pls;rs "Joy to lli8 Worlcl" <;ben It's lilted. .• · ' I ·.;i fr~''L, ..•• i\·,••:" .. • , ,, '" c ·~r~:::~!:l~~~~~ 1• Sybil Eberibach, Comm., George Nesselro.od, Dec., to Mary Nesselroad, Ellen Rought, George Nesselroad, Jr., Janet Jenkins, Lot, Pomeroy. Mary Ne111elro.od !AI George Nesselroad, Jr., Ellen Ro!l&ht, Janel Jenkins, Lot, Pomeroy. Ernest Molden, Jestle Molden to Church of Cllrisl of Rutland, Ease., Rulland. SylVIa Headley !AI Voyd C. Spurlock, !J\ez Spurlock, I A., Oranse. Cora Hilton, Charles A. Hilton to McDonough Corp., 9 A., Lebanon. McDonough Co., !AI Charles A. Hilton, Cora HIIIAin, 82.05 A.; Lehailon. Earl E. Knight, Erec., H. B. S111lth, dec., to Evelyn G. c.t the "reol" ol.'theroad by to aee If wheel• spin; or brtke cently tO aee if they speed aecordin8'1y. , 2 • Jnereue your followina i"' diltanee. It nine times u far to 1top on mow and .~ . tak.;·tbree ~' · .u on dloy Pav•ent. "Pump" your brakee to llow or atop--4~'t ·jani them on. An intermittent pumpin& ac:tion thfee to fti{e per·ae<:ond keepa the wheela rolling and helpa mafD.tain ltleriq ' control. ~ 3• t.Jn. · 4 • Hav.e rood tires with rood treadl. Better ·yet, u.e enow tins wh1eh provide half ap.ln as much pullbic ~ in •now 81 replar tires. Studded •now on icy 1urfaces. tire~ ofer Still more help · 5• Alwaya carry reinforced tire chain• In tbe trunk of your car (or uee durinr~evere. 1now and ice eondltiona. They provide four to eeven times aa much traction on mow ar foe u rea:ular tires. 6• Keep your windshield and windowa dear at all tlma. Replace atreakin& wiper blades rone dead from expoeure ·.to aun, wind and oily road ft1m. Be aure that your windahleld wuher solution contain• adequah! anti..Creeze. . '-----------------1 ~~':.w~ti.teenL. German Students Comin• ~ ·. . Wella to James H. Woodyard, • ~ 'J DOria A. Woodyard, Parcels, SaDthJry. ~. . , . ' ~8'w~~::"..! Into Southeastern ·Ohw · mah, tudUii l'lllnlaD: 1.3 A., . Olive. ilarriet a. Sterrett, . eom., Plrbr c. Cllaniy, die.; to 8lidie c. Clllaey. ~:A., &ltton. •..S79,tioo',. PUteau ,.~ �'s To Yo-Yo's ._.;., \ ,,.. ~"av.n ' . .. •Nova·24!!!!!1". ~ly ownooi·IOWIIII" Clr,now ,...,,., v•· qlne, I'Oworall-. rldlo. hallti',. dark tr.1 llhll!l. · INt CHIVIOI:IT . . ' , ' 1 .... lmpall 4 dr. 1410': mlln ·by ..i'lful OWIIII". TurqUolee flnllh. 51101'-1 l:IHII,...tdllno lnltrJor, r•do, IU!ofnotlc II .:torY 1air -.llllaMd, lli"olfd 'giiH; -ring. 327 W llf1IIIM,IOIII ollllr ~la!ll, trUly alikeniW lr-.. ... tNi FOltD . ' ,. •• ' ' filii O.laxlt 500 H. T. Sldlll. l.Gcal 1 ctr. Wllllit flnloh, blk. vinyl ln!trlor, IIOOd lim, rldlo, •-lng end brakH. Autamatlc \>ano. ' · Po•ny·Motor CL \CI 6:1\. oNMIVU. ... r.M. PCIMIII0\',0110 ' ' diY of GRATE, Cltrk JOHN W. ZEAKLI President of Ceuncll 2tt WE WISH to thank ever- ~ FANILY HOUSE. 39f Rico SI.L MJddleport. , l'hol!e who helped In anyw1y during 32llll. the lllnno and death of our u~ · loved ano. _ _ _...;_:_ • ·c .:_ · The BObby Pat. Family. '- HZ.: 12·17·llc C.R·OSSWORD &ooftm.. 23. Pedal ~. C<mlm«<ctd 25.Seetl , tual) 28. J(ail mental 12·17·111) T.Oponlnp Notice B.Wuh Frfdu nilltt beslmiJW Nov, 21 II 7 p. m. . AIJcnON 1"'7 t.llolar dllk Old Auctlm Houee, teurel Clltr, Forell Georte, Aue> llcmeer. 10. Penavlan collll 17. State Uo/l3olfc (iabJ>r,J 19. Com. piOtely :ro.I'Or· fonnlnc 21. DJa. . llpri 22. Alljeetlve ~ VACANCY l'llrtneJWb-' ,.., Prtrer prhaw Pill' ,.. u..aL LIGAL NOTICl _ ~ ..._ ...1111. ··--- NOTIC! m.· 61 BUICK 4 dr. Hard Top. Wlil . ·nus. Fact~ry ~lr con· !Wile .Po•,.,., .Ohl•, dltlone·d . VJnyl toa , with matching vinyl uphot1tery. A ihar.P one oWner lulcl§ trade~ln from on• of our Blcl1 will !Jo notiQd If .tM offlco •f the Mt~lll Couttty C... ml"l.._.., II,,. Wlld~t rtptet cutlOft1tr1 .' .Fullv "ulpptcl. 64 aUICK lllfJ Eltctrl • dr. Stdan. W41 SiltS: SpotltSt Ill White until ........ 6, 1970 .. 10.00 ••,, ••• A.M •• •• ,._ •• tN f•flowlng ••crlltH Nllitllllft._ r... tlnlstt. Power 11Hrlno end pow•r brek"., ltMUCURV . .•· ·~·· 2 dr. Herd Top. W'11 t)95. Extra good for model. BLAETTN.RS ' lUlCK , I'OIITIAC GMCTRUCKS fiOMIIIO'j! " j - . ... ,, 1101 ~~,Ill: . aliaJ a.,-. · ..... ·: '" <licit . _, tJe:ver· ace ~.Youth 29. Plun.- donn 31. Kan's nick· """"' 33. Klllll 34. 11111 33. Amerlcu. .Indian 36.Ahme! ,....,n;·.: •' ~t!'Jdlbll;"-'"' . I,., Unlen.... , ..........Jw - leUer lo .-11 ........ lo for• four ONinarJ wordo. I NUCOE ( I 1 {! . ' �' ' ..un ........ .·~el_~ · How .to· .Scent Hfim~~ ,I ' . . -· . ~· Candles THE FAIMEIS I _ _ •• SAVIN&S CO. POMEROY, OHIO ' 30-Minute Fr.e Paritlng For Cu1tor- "rs In 0\lt' Lot our BOOTS ,.l ,. .· ~s· FOR IHE OUtDOORS MAN .. ,. '' AND SHOES · open All-Purpose ' , • •' '~ ' I I ' I •::::' \'·~:'••·J~g'" ·Until OUTDOOR ' ' ~~·''' ,. ' ' •· '! ,c! \ ' QOOT. . .. • • . • i' •• 3358 - Neoprene Cushion Soli AMlJo,n't Hor<y-<luty a• Rod Cedar 11o>a1 with ope. clally Miectaol, full 1111n oil 'tanno<! luthars. Vamp Is lined with full .,Oin 1iovo lllther. Outsalela super, non-m1rkln1 ~ I pnne cushion. Cu&hlon ln10le. Quick~ pull atrop. Deluxe, Tlllan laceo. HMI· IUpport.lna countar. List No. 24. &at ~ •'.'• · .tb~ Open .· ~venings ' . I Chapman-(~~aday SHOE STORE Gold Star Store "; Pomny ' ' l ' lllld< T·cooloo,., ... lir ....... loodo ""'· .._,,I~~Ht4•a•tuM. POINSETTIAS Chrl1t1111 Selection H11 Arrlv..... SEE AND SELECT YOURSNOWI IBIS Tlllf• .. StUJ PlentY Of Christmas Arr.•nt•l!ients, CemeterY"* . and. w...;tlls . ·. . 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