https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7b213abf2db9095d69519655937d63f6.pdf 735284dec92d8423dacf0175530ce2c8 PDF Text Text ·'... fii;;;·;;'''"wnqBoycott Nearing IV. •t Gls lSI COLUMBUS (UPJ) - ~=~ ;~; " U Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes wrote to his Gl frieJJis in Vie~ ram today he would scent the ' letter with roses. Hayes .P~S .to spend •.hJs MARAtrOEH \ ' AilS IT\" - The Meigs Marauder \."ars ily opens at ttome F rid a~ against SEOAL opponent .lackson. Front row, left to rigl1t, Dennis Tloggs, Hkhl!aggerty, Ke m'l}· l<ngli sh, Jac k Hobinson, .!on 1\locs, Dennis ;\ult, .Je frWer ry; second ruw, 29 Plebions Are Initiated Twenty-nine p!ebians - rirst year member !'. - were initiatl;!d Monday night, No,·. lH , when the Latin Chili of Meigs lligh School ml't at \fidd leport High School. The initiation committee was composed of Slerman Mills, Ka tm· MOl1re. \tary Bradmry, Mary Briddes. Bernadette Hennessy, John Sebo . Richard Dean, Becky Hoodashelt, and Chip Haggerty. Pitrures were taken of t h e plebians in their togas for use ill the high school yearbook. Rerreshments of cookie!l and KoolAid were served by Mary Rradbur~· . :Mary Brick les, Glerma ~rague, Bernadette HeiUlessy , Bec!Q· Houdashelt, Twila Clat wort.hJ•, Brenda Edwards and Jennifer Goble. ,\d\risors arc Miss Mary E. Chapman and Mrs. Theodosia Frecker. Racine Unit (Continued from Page L) W~~- Saigon, UPI correspondent "vacation' m Vteu:-rn in Jan- Daniel So«herland said Pres-uary, showing servicemen how ailed hi Bu ke topped Leroy ident Nguyen Van Thieu c s c yes s hi ' s National Secur•''"" ,... ........... K Ed Podolak Ron John.., .....,.......il eyes, ' into session in his palace office. son, and hope(ullJ O. J, Simp-Govermnent spokesmen made son. no un·mediate commenl But the The veteran Buckeye coach Post said a boycottwas in Vletram last summer. saigon emling announcement was com"I prmnlsed those boys over - , as dlplomat6 in Paris there last June lr we stopped lng S...... and Saigon had been predicting. Leroy Keyes and the others, I'd In Paris, North Vietnamese bring them the rilm.s," llayes sal.d Saturday after the Bucks officials told newsmen they humiliated Michigan 50-14 ror have oot received a reply from lhe Big Ten tiUe and a Rose the United States to their Bawl berth against Southern demands Saturday for opening talks immediately despite the Ca.lirornia Jan. 1. "Those poor guys don't get anything over tllere until three weeks late," Hayes added. "Well, by golly, we stopped~ VETERANS MEMORIAL Coach Carl Wolfe, Dennis Gilkey, .Jefr Tyo, DoxieWillters, Joe roy and we stq>ped Iowa's Ed HOSPITAL Myers, Bill Hensler, Dale Swill, Trainer, atxl RandY Rowler, Podolak and we s topped (Mic..., Admissims Saturday - D o n manager. - Sentinel Photo. lgan's Ron) Johnson. so I'm go- Gorby, Langsville; John Jividen, ing back .. , " Racine; Gladys Hood, MinersBut, Haye s will blush the ville; Joyce ~e. Middleport. brightest, smile the broadest, Discharges Saturday - David (HOSPITAL NEWS] and brag the most about Satur- 5Prague, Ruby Bryant, Marie Rl· day' s- trouncing the Buckeyes zer. llol:zer Medical Center, First gave the Wolverines, Admlssl01111 &mday - GeralAve. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7..8 "It was the best game ever dine Scott, Pomeroy; Randy p.m. Parents only on Pediatric! played by the besl footbell Brickey, Syracuse; Jerry MurWard. team Pve ever had," Hayes told phy, Coolville; Betty Roberts, Admissions reporters, players, Go..-. James Mrs. Judy K. Rankin, 460 First A. Rhodes , and anyone else Cheshire. Discharges SUnday - J a n e Ave.; Mrs. nussell D. Wood, 98 within listening distance. "It deMeadows, Ethel ~tt. Garfield Ave.; Mrs. Luther ,\, serves to be No. 1. " The Phantom jet lost Saturday Settle, 128 Kineon Dr.; Lowell F. Harrison, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; was shot down near Dong Moi, 50 miles north of the Demili - Mrs . Kermit M. Cisco, Rt. l tarized Zone (DMZ). The U. S. Northup; Mrs. Alice B. Gaffcommand announced ~ the ney, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. Bernsearch for the two pilots had ard Hunter , Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Sambeen called off. Hanoi radio re- uel M. MIJier , Rt. 1 Patriot; Mrs. Press International ported one of the pilots was cap- Randall E. Harrison, Rt. 2 CheMANNING, W. VA. - RESCUERS, WHO NLiDGED 4,5011 feet inshire; Charles R. McKinney, Rt. tured. side Mannington' s No. 9 coal shaft in an unsuccessrul search Sunday The U. S. Military Command 1 Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. Donald R. for 78 miners trapped rive days by fire and e~losion, turned today in an announcement shortly be- Van MetP.r, Mason; Carol E. to a sensitive listening device to help locate aey sound or lite. But rore noon (10 a.m. EST) said Darst, Rt. 1 Rutland; Caroline all they heard were £a.Uing p.ebble5 and dripping water deep underone unarmed re1.-ormaissance E. Karr, llt. 1 Middleport; Mrs. ground. Hope5 (adcd for the entombed miners. ~:ran and an armed e.scort plane James 0. llunt, IH. 2 Racine; Work crews drilled the first two or eight holes and dropped the were lost in "two sepa rate inci- :\1rs. Ernest F. Johnson, Midlistening device 700 reet down the mine in the area where the men dleport; Mrs. Carl E. Smith, Rt. dents over North Vietnam ." w~;:re believed working when the first or eight gas blasts rocked the Spokesman said other U. s_ 1 Langsvi lle ; Mrs. Edward J. mine in northern West Virginia last Wednesday. aircraft searching for the down- King, Hl. 4 Pomeroy; Mrs. Weted crewmen used ••suppressive zel Ross, Coal Grove; William MIAMI- 1WO GROUPS OF PLANE PIRATES, inchliing women fire" into undisclosed locations G. Barker, Ashland, Ky.; GuenaOO children. who said Uley could not live in the United states because of North Vletnam. Suppressivt: ter F. Metzger, Rt. 3 Proctorof ''juvenile delirquency and corruption,'' hijacked two American jetfire is the military term for fire ville; Garfield G. Harper , Wellliners at gurt>oint over the weekend and forl.-ed them to Oy to Cuba. directed at antiaircraft positions ston; Mrs. Joseph F. Blackburn, The planes, \:rews and passengers were allowed to reLUrn to firing at the American planes. Ravenswood; Deldra S. Spearry, the United states Sunday. The hijacked planes were an Eastern AirThe Commwlists then sent up Ht. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Karen A. lines jet with 93 persons aboard on a Saturday night alght from ChiM1Gs and fired SAM rockets at Hammond, Itt. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. cago to Miami and a Pan American jetliner carrying 103 persons the Americans, the announce- Roy L. Hieronimus, Rt . 2 PeSunday from New York to Puerto Rico. dro; Mrs. Estle K. McCain, Rt. ment said. l Oak Hill; Rita G. Yowtg, Wil low Wood; Edward D. Asbury, Jackson; Mrs. Elmer W. Eickelberg, Jackson; Mrs. Abdon Rodri"Some prayers are selfish. gues, Gallipolis. COLUMBUS (UP0 - What Not this one. Woody thanked Births kind of a man is Wood)' Hayes? Mrs . Luther A. Settle, 128 "Everyone knows him as a God for the game of footbalL Kineon Dr ., son, 10 :04 a.m. Sat- hardworking coach, wearing a He praised God [or all the blesurday; Mrs. Grover Mullins, short-sleeved shirt and pacing s iogs bestowed on mankhd. He nic ipal court Nov. 25 on a charge Pomeroy, daughter, 4:47 p.m. the sidelines. The public does prayed ror all. He prayed ror of speed in excess for road con- Saturday; Mrs. Donald R . Van not see the other Woody Hayes, his foes. He prayed for clean Meter, Mason, son, 12:39 a.m. the •real' Wood y Hayes .'' Gov. football. ditions. "Ir J had a son and he was William fl Cameron, Z6, Bid- Monday; Mrs. Abdon Rodrigues, James A. Hhodes said Sunday. a college prospect, I would For the record, Hayes curGallipolis, son, 4:41 a.m. Monwell, complained of a minor inwant him to play for Woody day, rently ranks as the Big Ten jW'y in an accident at B p, m. Hayes at Ohio State. Discharges Conference's winningest football Sunday on Rt. 554, five-tenths or Miss "Barbara J. Adkins, Mrs. coach. Since 1951, Hayes has a mile east of Porter . Officers said that cameron's car went off Gilbert G. Adkins, Kelly D. Bone- compUed a 116-41-7 overall, 85cutter, Anna M. Durham, Joseph 27-6 league record. on a curve and struck a tree. "In U1e locker room, immedrherc was moderate damage to L. Fields, Rebecca S.l' i e I d s, Charles E. Fouts, Mrs. Alice iately after his greatest victory the car. The patrol cited Cameron to H. GaC!ney, Mrs. Charles E. Saturday, the other Woody municipal cour t 1\'ov. 25 on Gatewood, Mrs. Gary M. Harri- nayes projected itself, .. Rhodes charges of failure to register son, Mrs. Le~s l~berg, Eu- continued. "I was in the locker and speed in excesl:i for road con- gene McDaniel, William L. Mc- room immediately alter the Kinney, Gaither F. Miller, Floyd gun sounded (Ohio State ripped ditions. J. Nichols, IJencil E. Reynolds, Michigan 51).14). Jr., Elias W. Sisson, Earl C. "Woody generously and emWilfoog, Mat shall W. Wooten, phatically gave all of the credit Mrs. Roger K. Deem and in- to his staff and his team. ram daugllter, Mrs. Harold W. Woody Hayes is a very humble 1\ car was heavily damaged ard Rickard, Jr. and Infant daugh- man. ''He poetically eulogized the its driver dted into juvenile ter, Mrs. nonald D. ~k and court as the resul t of a onl.'-Cir infant daughter, Mrs. Charles team for spirit, team play, and accident on Butternut Ave., at W. Spurlock and infant daugh- (air play. His voice was warm 1:53 p. m. Sunda)· Pomeroy ter, Mrs. Clifford R. Thornton and sort and infant son; Mrs. Frank Farm"Woocb held his hand ll'· He police said. The car driven by Thomas er, Jeanene E. Furbee, Mrs. said, 'Let us Pray'." Be asked e..-erybody to bow Hoffner, 16, Middleport, went Lawrence C. Carroll, George E. over a curb and struck a wall. Markin, Mrs. Raymond G. Mc- their heads. They did so with Hoffner, who was not injured, Marutwa,y, Mrs. John E. Slavens, great reverence. was charged with exces!li ve spt~ Mn. David Taylor, Zeb A. Tuck er, Mrs. nussell D. Wood, Lufor road coOOitions. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS cinda J, Matheny, Mrs. Wade L. James Ea.rl illll, 21, Rt. 2, CLOT HING OFFERED Little and infant son, Mrs. GarThe Salvation Army will ob- old E. Sizemore and infant daugh- Racine; FMC Corporation, and serve free clothing day from 9 ter, Mrs. S. Cole Staats and in- Christiana Sue 'I\lcker, 16, Rt. a.m . to noon Wednesday at its fant daughter, Mrs. Clitlord E. 2, Racine; Danny Albert Smith, 25, Pomeroy, welder, and Pbyl quarters on Blll.ternutAve., Pom- Whittington and infant daughter. lis Jean Kasper, 22, Pomeroy. eroy . Area residents needing clothing arc invited. SAIGON (trPO- Comm unist gunners today shot dov.-n two L'.S. planes over Nor U1 Vietnam and then sent MlG jets and surface-to-air missile s against American rescue planes, t.:.S. military spokesmen reported. The United States has been sending reconnaissance planes over North Vietnam to check on the Communi st buildup since President Johnson halted bomb attacks against North Vietnam, and the Communists reported shooting down an RF4 Phantom jet reconna issance plane Saturday. The United States also has sent unmanm..'d reconnaissance planes over the Hanoi-Haiphong arl'B since the bomb halt and Hanoi has reported shooting down se veral or U1cse. Hanoi reported shooting down one V.S. plane over !he North Vietnamese capital todB), presumably another drone. Hanai calls such flights ''"violations of sovereignty·" the 'Real Deer Killed Saturday In Route 7 Accident M£JGS THEATIE, ood. End~ lad his first popular success, was written when he ,f ts sent bf the "lJCiaflot weekly ,_,.. to lteuon" to Chlcteo to lrMstigate condlu..,. In the Stool<Yird&. :yoL. XXI Middleport Dump Fees Eased in ' BY BOB HOEFLICH licensed garbage collectors c:ould Regul- IIIOVemlng M I d· ps.y $200 a mcnh, or $511 aweek, dleporl'l new undergro.md vii- to UIO the fadllcy loeated In lap dump were, made umore Sallobury Tolmalllp. However, roallstic" Monday n111rt by Mid- tall n111rt It was decided that dleporl VUtago COUncU . The a- colleetors would ps.y $100 a meDdmentJ came on the sec- month, or $25 a week. Remaining at the original GIMI of tlie tliree 1'1Qllred readgun set up In the ftrsl readlnp to the new ordinance. In fact, In some t.nstancea rate a ing, and the only category refor uae or the dump were re- mainlng the same, 8111>1les to tile dueed to half ~ the amounls pro- use or passenaer ears hauling vlcled In ·the firll reading~ tlie gar1>ege to the dump. That jll'lce durlngboth readfnga waaapprovordinance on Nor. 11. The ordinance aa approved at eel at 54) ....... 1ba other dlarges r.Weed for the ftrot reading provided that Wh•fe )noes Ar• ,.,..ibly Priud MIDDLEPORT, 0. CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY McCLURES DAIRY ISLE 4th & Locust Middleport MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phon• 992·3667 - ~· ~TIM irillie ilav. ..en· ' IIIDIGd to serve J.S trustees of the Chester Youth Commioslon to enter into 1 lease with the CCIDmlssloners. It w1a •ereed that a 99 yeor lease will be drawn up. Paul Patterson of Rutlard, Melp Chi! Defense Director, ••a alao present and preser&ed a progress report. Atten:liqr were CommJsslonera Ralph W. OUro and Rcbjp1 Clark. IIE'I"I'Y IL\1\TFOIUl """ Orluu® a•·ryli•· l1u1HI1•d to a<·dah' to mak• ~ ~~Jrl~ lhis !'IUarl two pi4•1:er edg(~d with nwh,: hin~ !'latin ~~·~~p:-: il ~ gno1l I"IHtl•ing maHIIU!-1. Attua, :\a'J· Style 1154 Size• 12-20 Style 1155 14~·22~ Deer KiJJ Ready To Wear Deparlment On The Second Floor At 14 on First Day Elberfelds In Pomeroy .. .• PT, PLEASANT - F cleer killed 1n eouncy Monda!'. the -'"B dQ 0( tho 12~ Budt.-ly .....,. llwl&llt Balter, of Flat IIOd<, .ere the larpot ~ the t!Q, a t5-pllnt Buck. Con10rvaU011 allleer Elmer F........, said tliat m hla>tlntrac·cl4!nls were reporWMonds,yalilloaP loll Frida¥ Jadtje !lilb, - · roeal\'ed JIIOIIbol Iii the <boll and ala!fdor - .,' onNal! too or tllreo.qoarter too lo - - to 1110 lntn oponttoo trucks and hauling their own ret- the ftrlt ~· the 1e&r Oldo use to the cllmp mtQ' do so for law recplru tliat garbage lUid $15 per mooth. rW>blllh inust be burled underMeeting witli council last n111rt JI'IUlld at dumpo. WHO ARE TIIEY'I - About 80 )'001'0 qu lblo excellem plllllqpiOil' wao taken, _...n11y In Mefp County. It was fCIUilf in the possessions of the late MareeDa Thoma II by her son, the postmastel" of Orville, Ohio, who mailed It and several others to Pomeroy Posb'naster James Soulsby, This eould be a lodge or ehnrch group. St,yles definitely are pre-World War I, although the shirt eollar on the gentleman. secor¥~ row,extreme lett, q>pears to be of a later vintage, and lhen~ tore. pem.s transitional into post World War l Nevertheleu, do you know them? Letters are t• V!tocl. . . ..... ·-. ··- I ' . .1· Halt Violated ;)'AJWi ( UPI) - North V\e'; said . toil&)' 'wupJq~ lllackod North VIetnamese and roc:kets lfF.••IIDI'Y with "olatlon ~ President .1- u.s. -bs bonihlnl halt Vlellllln08e ,Poloe-n Thanh Lo IDid a ....a the Uni""' S'tatea;~ aeries of· the Al!leoi· it was uitJainad that the recommendation tronJ. tbe board deals witli _ .• ..., do DOt own real estate. 'lbe reeommendatioo has Iince been put into ordinance form and was given Ita llrat reading lalt nlgbt. The ordinance rtwia tlud: the nm.prcpeJty owner mull put up a doposll to guarantee payment of water and sewage charges. The deposits as now aet forth In tlie ordinance Include '12 for homes; $35 ror restaurants; f,15 under West Virginia's barren hills before dawn last Wednesday, trapping 99 men work!~ tlie sra.eyard shifl. Big buckets were lowered 700 feat dOfOI Into lha shaft and 21 men were rescued. The 78 of your neck." remaining miners have not been Siunplea ~ olr taken today heard frm~slnce. from tliree hnies drilled deep Lethal Gas Present Into the burning Mamlngton Nn. Air samples taken Mondl,y 9 enal mine where 78 mlners showed lethal levels of carbon have been trapped undergro.md monoxide lUid potentially explomore tlian six days ohnwed the sive pockets of methane gas air could not sustain life, min- clog the mine. The testa halted Ing COIIlpaQy olllclals said. John Corcoran, president of the Consolidation Coal CO. which owns Mannirwton's No. 9 mine, said the outlook was bleak. "As every day goes by it necessarily gets dimmer,' he said. "One taint hope is tllat some men have been able to barricade themselves into a section of Ute mine. •• Plana for the ll[llli'Oilchlng The first and largest of the Chrlatmas promotion lUid the armore than 20 blasts rumbled rival ~ Santa Claus durflla tile deep - - '· ~- - Monday. Par value Is 4.937. The franc held Bleady In such finance centers as Lmdon a n d Zurich. In FrankfUrt the franc, the pound and the dollar all qr enad ali&htly lower. But Weat German llnanclal experts said the slight declines m i.U three currencies were We to a stowmwn Crom ~'• n1sh and II was normaL Thill' predict- PARIS (IJPO - Perslatont reports that France would slaall $1 billion from Ita 1969 budget steadied the franc: today a n d drove tho price ~ f r - k e l gold downward. Government sources said Premier COOvede Murvlllewould outline the drastic measures In a speech before the National Assembly spelling oul President Charles de Gaulle'a e!Iorts to ed the rush would resume. prevent cleY8luatloo of the 20 cent franc. Gold fell to $41.02 an ounce from1 a Monday high ~ $41!.26. The u. dollar ... slightly s. weaker on the Paris foreiga exehange marklt following the budset slashing report. It cloaecl at 4.9550 tranea ..,_eel tn 4.96 Seal Sale Proceeds Abead of Last Year Proceeds dthe Christmas seal sola ol the Meigs COUnty Tuber~oalo IIIII Heaplratory 01...... ea! .bs~tion In date total fJ,. · U2.2S. SALES ARE UP CINaNNAU (Upt) - Feder· ated Depar1mert Stores, Jnc., loeally • i!Osed department store chafll, 1\fondaJ> &lljOUIIced • 9.2 per eent incruae In' sales for the third quarter. . PRAGUE (UPD - A labor union newspaper today denounced 1 Czechoslovak ban against tnvel to the West and blamBd tt on the SOviet occ~ patlon of this country. In Moscow, the Communitst p1rty newspaper Pravda warnto de-emphasize the national- ' ism that Oowered berore the occupation. Bridge Work tf;;;~~,:·;:"i:::;j;:·Near {~: . ~I~~ .~ Is Under Probmg ~iN ·• Mel,a CclurQ Sheri rf Robert C. Hartenbach's De9artment is probing a brealdlll and entering at Greer•a Market located on Route 1 at Five Points, that occurred at about 2 LID. today, Sherif! Hartenboch said entry was gained by prying a lock olf a doo -rge quanUty or cllf" arettes and scme ltpters were reported stoleiL · Complete GALLIPOLIS, Oldo (UPI) Work oo piers and abutments on the Ohio River banks for t h e new brldga near here Is to be finished by the ond of lblsmoolh. While the project Ia ollghtly beldnd . time, nn c:haoge will be made In the completloo aehedule whleh calls for the span to be opened next fall, .... than two ye&r'& after the famous Stiver Bridge oollapsed between Polni Pleasant BlldKanauga, Ohio laot Dec. 15. To be completed by n e x t Damages Estimated At $500 &om Fue Damages w1re estilnated at ~00 fronl a lire which struck the home of Larry Baker oo Route 325 , _ DlDYIIle at 9:50 p.m. llfol¥10)'. Pcneroy firemen on the scene reported damage to the llrst Door. A de!orUw chimney was blamed •• the cauoo ~ the lire. The Baker family, uolngbuckets, fought the hl..e auceul\lll,)' ..,. w the arrlw of tlie d - VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - JIIJIOI Mand, Maoon; Mildred carson, Middle- port, Susan Clark, - DISCHARGD> - lahar Baker, . ~ I!Owlll)', Lydia Stewart, Geraldlns Stott, Charles Blake, .LouiiO Bartlow. are spring two piers ID the river, The bridge Is being fabricated at the three plants ~ the AlUed Structural Steal Co. ~ Hammond, Ind. and 8hlpped here for uaenmly. Professor, ·puacle made by the PomOI'OJ' a.amher of Conunerce Monday atBallO)"s . ··-· laundromalslUid cu w•lh ~ APPROVE APPOINTMENT Council approved tlie 8RlOinlmeat of Roger Eugene Hall!QI, COiu.Wo, as a Middleport pollee amcer under a 30-day P'Obat1on period aa recommended by MaJor C. 0, Fisher. MaJor Clyde Flllller said tliat Halle,y had worked for the viilage free or charge for one week lUid U oppeared tliat he would prove ~actory with the police depa ent. to sem rescue teams 1M() the mine. The teams went 4,500 feet Into the mine Sunday but found no trace of the missing men. Fire continued to burn along puta of the seve1H11Ue-lq tunnels. Smoke rose steadily from me entrance. Adler Spotte, president of Consolidation's Blacksville Dlvtsion. described an explosion Mon::lay as "like a pull." "These puffs are what scare the hell out of ua," he said. plans He replace• Rallald AIMitl..,.; -moot had the doJIIrifor oboul -year. Mayor FIBber llld tliat MderiiCIO had rell&Ded to lilm - bally oeveral weeki ...... be had made other ~rar,pc r t after receiving tbe rett.,..Um H....,.er, COUndl PresldlllltJa Zerkle oald that follcJwla8 I h o verbel re.._ttoo, Allcler...,bad approoched Zerkle Sl1lnl-.. could not locate the ma,yor IIIII allked the council to oonvey to Ml)'or FIBhor lbat . . (Continued on- 8) pre- "This latest e'G)losion q • setback. These e:xploslOOI make the hair rise on the bock of your neck and you think qa1n." Drilling Rea lUlled Mine o!llclala PIIMed to drlll small holes to clr~ s8Jli1Uw devices to listen tor sounds ot• life. Previous attempts brOUjl]lt only the sound of drlpp~ water and talling rocks. The mina disaster also had repercunlooa in Washi~ Sen. Gaylor Nelson, D-Wta.., denounced the U,S, Bureou of Mines, the coal in:lustry and the UMW over mine safety praetlces. He 111id the bureau 1.8lcowred 25 "serious vt.olatlons"' at the Mannlngtnn No. 9 mine durlag routine inspectloltS but talled to do anything about them. Nelson said the bureau hid become "little more thlln 1 «* illiustry's mouthpiece" and No p!J'chase is required to ob- called for tranl!lf'er of its ta1n Utkets for the promotlon functions to another agency. whlcb Is being conducted b)' parUcipsllne" Slar" mer- chant a. ·~id The second date for drawing tl ckets Ill the promotioo will be December 7 when a 12 • inch screen televlstoo set lUid gift certlflcates ~ $50 and $25 each will be given away. lde1111cal prizes will again be awarded on December 14 and then m • Globokar. December 24 drawings will be Grmps, organizations, or In~ held for a coni!IOle color 'IV dlvlduala Interested In march- and a stereo. Al110, on December 24, a gen. ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Po- ing in the parade are asked to contact Glohnkar. Already plantie live pony will be given away llee Monday n111rt and early toning to be In It are tlie Meigs In tlie drawings, oompllments day arrested 21 per11011a IncludHigh School band, Junior Miss of Mr. lUid Mrs. Lorenzo DaIng students, former student a and Pageant representatives, a n d vis. The pony Ia tn be displayed one man wlloldentlfledlilmaelfas In tlie Chrlatmu parade, a faculty me-. followblg a Santa. The parade will end at tlie demonstration in camp1s police · In the only other activity ~ headcpu1era at Oldo University. town .PIIJ'king lot where S. Claus will pass oot treats lUid chitthe sessioo presided over by The demmstratora, 1lllo said chat with youngotora. President Bill Grueser, Ron Methey were members ~ tlie SluThe ftrot drawing ~ the $1,. Dade was named chairman and denta ror a Democratic Sodely, 200 Christmas promotlooof PomTom Cassell co..chairman ol the said they were protesting tlie eroy merchalts will alao be hold home decoration contest to be armln& ~ C8lllJIWI pollee with the parade. Drawlnp following held In POmeroy. The dlvlalona revolvera. for $511, and two of $25 each In and prizes will be amotmced OU VIce Prealdont James gift certificates will be beld. later. Whalen told the demon.otrators Students Arrested they had a right to dissent bul their slt.4n violated unlveralt;y poUcy. He pve them 10 minutes to lean. When they refused they were arrested by campuB and ctty pollee and cliaiged wltli trespasling. AU haYO been released 011 $24 bond eaeb. One ~ lhnoe arreAted ldeoUfled blmself as Bromall, lo listed .. asooclate 11<0fesiJDJ' in pemment. Grant Mn. Carson Taken ~50,773 ow To Weal Hospital Is Approved Mrs. MUdrecl Carson, Sout!l Third Ave., Mlddleport, ft'a& g.. ken In Veterans Memorial HooCOWiolllUS (IJP0 - Goy, pilal at 3:24p.m. Monday by the James R - s 8JIIII'OV<Id llflla. Middleport emerpncy squad a!· da,y $50,7731nontl.povercyannta tor IIIIa was found uneonsdous awarded to the Gallla • Meigs m the porch ~ her home. !lie CorponiiQII far C<mlmunlcy Acwas admitted foc medical treat- t1on, Pomeroy, Ohio. · mont. Of the total ·-n, .,8,383 A\ 12106a.m. Tuesday, the Mid- will -'<It fCB'IIIe admlnllltRdleport squad was called to Ma- ttoo ol the anti • ~ pro. son for Charles Wright whn wu sram In Galllo and llells COUll· taken from hla home to Plasaant ' deolhrou&b Oct. 31, 19119, Valley HospUal wbere he waa 1ba rOtllalnlng: porUoo ~ the admltied u l medical patient. funds, are Mrmarkod lor the --~exllllntrcom· IIIUIIiQo andfor TO CLOSE TIIIJIISlAY educ:allill IIIII -.a~~nc lndlCOJ.Il!mus - Oblo Depart. o! IOii' lllcllli!O famllloo u'I!DI' Conlrollllrec:t« ~the lara« anoa. Cj)Ok m,sto, •m.. - - •. . Se lection of· Jury Underway A petit Jury waa being oalected lbla morning In Meigs Celomty common pleas court to hear teatimoa;,y against Gler:m Lawson, 42, Rt. 1, Cheshire, ladleted witli pointing and diiiCbargin.g a firearm. Tbe charge p-ew out ~ a July 25 Incident at the ljl-7 club near Hobaon, which Is owned by LawBOll. Lawaon allegedly discharged a shnCgun andtheblastwenllhrou&b the front door of the bualneas In tlie outalda and accidentally went ttlrooBh the winclaiUold o! a car lUid grued tlie head ol Erma Jane Zuspan, 33, RL 1, Letart. AtiDnley Fred W, Crow, :Jr. is representing LaWSOli and Prolecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz ia presenting the case lD behall ~ the alate. Judge John C. Baem Ia sitting. Perfect Season Hess Will Speak at SEOAL Banquet Bill Hess, eoach ol the MldAmerleu CUiference champl.on and Tangerine Bcnri.IJound Oldo Uolvaratty Bobcats, will be tile main spaaker em 11urlda,y, Dec. In Athens....., the -~~­ Ohio Alhlotlc League holds Ita BIDlal foolhall bsn'IIOL - . c l to receive spedal r._.w.. are Don E s k e y, coadl o! llie SEOAL chalqlloo Athens Bulldogs, Wbo was uameel Coach ~the y and Ath s. 01'11 w ear, ord - twice at the top and once at the bottom. Coach Eskey has compiled a 12-tear record of 72..:14-.2 at Athens. Included in that mark is a 54-.28-1 record within t h e SEOAL, where he has guided three teuns In league champ. kullhlps. He 18 one or r i v e SEOAL coaches 10 have w o n three tltlea, and tbi_s season be- " ••• ~ck Bob llandi!QI, whn was selected as Moat Valuable Player' A total ol 22 ~­ era were oamod to the all • leaguo teun. AIIC1tlier lliafw wu granted bonorary all~ ~. while 18 - two ,._ each teun- were IIIUIIOII ID- iooll!a. pres'.W nee. Allo partldpat!nr • ...... will "" lalla -Charlel Jl'81111t the p.m. on 5. Tldteto, prlcod at ~. are mw on oale at ochnola lll'lllllll the 1_... TbeY wiD . . .anUable 111r<Ju8b lolonclajr, Dee. 1\Q -at • lUid apods- u bo!6. .u· '( • ''palfeot" roc- came the wlnnin&eat coach ID Athens history. This yeu marlr;:.. eel the fourth time that Eske111&1 been selected as Coadl ~ U. Year In tlie league. Handley completed 39 ~ 87 ]>USOI In league piO)' this year for 611 yards lUid six toucbdowna, ranking lilm second Ia the final SEOAL slaUIIIIca. II addlttoo to his pasllDI! for Alii· ••• (54 completlona ... 127 ... tempts for 844 yanls aod olllll touchdowns overall), llewaslldftl In rushing and Bcorilll and lei the team in lnter<OIIIkm ......... He was a salet.v on defalle ... the Bulldogs, • Maotor ol ceremoaloo for Ge ~will beFnakM g llporl8 IDformatlGo ~ • Ohio Univeralt;y, A - t o -. berl ~ the all~- wtil.i .. made bf Rldlanl Sttdl, .-;..~ .,. High principal ... onble ·mention spoiL ..~~:. ~,:'::: Atlals lllddle Sdlool (the for. mer Hi811 School) at 6:30 the ·B toa1na ...,.,.. 1uuerea JUit~. ... ~=~ P~'.lllllro! lhalliaro.Ql! two P'll· ... ~ a • ..,. ~ ... I . . restaurant. The Chrtatmas parade, which wUI llart at the Melp Junior High achool parking lot lUid proceed througll the buslneaa district, Ia to be In charge ol Pbll Locial .......... ~a 2. Ioiii. o! .d)Hi ibrooip IIHdnd !Jon II !n his 11th - lrtU4dleport 0 On Saturday ... ~ . - ·- Franc Steadied -ber. I .. 2~<-tf~Reading this Saturday at 1 p.m. w e r e aun while tlii1 inre wafk. North Claims . TEN CENT'S.:. : .· S. Claus Due porta tliat the amounl was received fronl 781 ,..._.... A lg lhroutlh...,. bnuh 011 t h 0 total of ,t,4DO mailers were ..nt Dial farm. out!n early The con. :: Blalte 11 • patleut at St. Yar)"s tr1butloas are '117 ahead of the ~ Iii lluntiD!ttoo 1lbero ho l1gure for 1967 at the same time. u· In the lnlmlive care 10111. Id hlo . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. l:o "'t? .,0 "'"' on the garbage collectim prices Aloo meet1111 with c:ouncU on were La1f!'ence (Llgbtrdng) Boyd the matter Wll William Lowe, lUid Lawrence Manley, MlddiO: trailer court operator, 1lllo said port collectors. They both left he aloo was satilfled with the the meeting agreeing tliat they changea. are saUslled wlUt the provlsiOill Lowe also que.U-. how· of the ordinance ars changed in ever, a propol&l from the Board the secood reading. at l'llbllc Atralra to CO<IIcli. He The ordinance has one more said that present water users reading In be approved before It bell"'e they will have to psy eoes 1ntn e!Iect. The new <limp water meter dep;>aits. However, ·for service stations, $100 for MANNINGTON, W. Va. (UPO - Deadly gas dogged a maze or lllnnels today and dimmed hope for 78 coal miners tn,pped WlderaroWld for a week by more U.n 20 eliPlosions "that make the hair rise on the back Ida hllllllila ..._.; 00 Herlllel Mre. Nonna WUoox, executive · T;.rnor, Aolltoo, o¢ I, 1 Ill fho. seeretaey of the asaoclaUon, ,.... With a "style line" telephone. ll's bound to be a much-appreciated gill, lor your family or friends. You pick out the color-make it an extension of your personality. ?. Gas Clogging Tunnels In other acti"cy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Runter asked commlsaloners Cor a lease r1 the basement at the Old Cheater School for use ~ the laclllty In 1011th acti"Uo• of that «<IUUlunlty. .H!!'!!W dMJhal Jamea lll,yes, ------~ • the a,cond reading Include: an auto with a trailer attached, from $1.50 to '1: a plchup truck WI· cler one-llall too, $1.50, r.Wced to U: lhree.quarter too truck, from $2.50 In $1.25; a one-ton truck !rom $3.50 to $2, and all otlier trucks from $5 In $2.50. Brush will be $5 alned, and this . h an addiUonal charge, even:to colleetora paying the weekly or moothly fee. CouncU also added a prorlsion to the ordinance during I a & t nlllrt's second reading. T h I s ~rovlclel IIIII bullneo101 ullDI Non Rli:e and Ed Kennedy, Holiday High Styling " ~ ..bl,y be needed next schooltenn In order to have two classes. ~-~ theboordonmental ref¥dad.on were Iris carr, I t?" • S: ~ ~ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER;., "",~- ·~ <'.& .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO A deleptlon represenU111 the Come To Mary June's For Your 1/2 gal. FROZEN DESSERT 89e m Ke11• CotmiJ Boord on Mental - Retanlatlon told the e o b n t 1 '' commlssloners M o n d a y, It expectJ more money will pro- Texas. Open Mo". Th,u S.t. r .... e...... "' a, .• ,.lnt-nt '\ .Money retained as the state flag of LUNCH SPECIALS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN NQ, Varllble . . . with In the lng mixed witli late In the dQ .Alid 1101 ciwlae IDlaqlei'oiUI['!L ol\ Need More --· entiPe ;, n- The republic flag has been ~"11P---...... $4.99 at y PIPer "~ Oted into Court Size 4~ • 8 Width D and E ---'--= 'l THE SHOE BOX Woo~y' • e The JIU!IIIe, pW.llalled In 1906 11 Uptoo Slnclalr'o olxth oove1 rails In allow good faith I n - ·: here she may qaln face ~ American bombing that President Jolmson halted Nov. 1 to~ speed negotlations here. The statements reOected whit.: · 1 1 ..~a called · diP omat c uuservers a bitter chill spreading over ~ negot::lation scene here. Talkll: invoh1ng the United states.- . North and South Vietnam ml · ... the Viet Cq were to have opened Nov. 6 but hive not begun. saigon has rerused to join 1 •- · unless the C<mmun sts Snvnlt) 1 ,..__ ""~ ot:. with the V et '"""''0 IS ...- ~ th N rth VI ~-del e o e ......_ . ega.. ndent tion, not as an ln;Sepe ti the Red 1 1 t. de 1ega on as s ns s Driver of Auto CRAWLER I Sllgon I>Qycott. North Vietnam today also accused the United States of violating negotlatioos ground rules by air and sea attacks apinBl its territory. The North V 1 e l n 11 m e s e Foreign Ministry, in 8 statement broadcast by Hanoi radio, said, ''The U.S. government ould be full lbilit-v sh ar respons .., ror all consequences. " In Paris Communist sources told United Press International that North Vietnam also rejects as "American Belligerence" a warning rrom Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford. Clifford said in a U.S. television interview Sunday that if llami Now Yoli Know Reds Attack Rescue Craft 1,607 calls since It was organized. Funds already put aside into the "New Truck Fund," for the most part, have been raised through donations in response to letters mailed to residents of Sutton and Letart Townships. The letters have not yet been sent into the Lebanon Township area, but donations are gladly being accepted from citizens in that sector of the cmmty. Walter Cleland, first aidchier, and other orncers of the organ. lzation estimate the new truck will cost approximately $3,000 and another $1,500 will be need The State Highway Patrol reed to equip it. Current plans call ported a deer wa s killed at 11:10 for the new truck to be a step van a. m. Saturday on Rl 7, two and model that can haul as many as three-tenths miles north of the four patients at one lime. Gallia Meigs county line. No The Racine Emergenc)' Squad one was injured. The animal ran Unit and Fire Department presinto a car driven by A. R. Thomently has 34 members, most of whom are very active. David Cle- as, 63, Charleston, W. Va. Another accident occurred at land is fire chief. 2: 15 p. m. Saturday· on Rt. 588, sevefl.tenths of a mile east of CAL L t\NSWERED RL 35. No one was inj ured. The Middleport emergency Offi<'crs ,')llid that Frederick C. squad answered a call at 4:46 Kloss, lr. , 21, Syosett, 1\". Y., a.m . Monday to the ~rley King headl.>d west , lost control as he residence on Logan St..9-te was approached a f1ill, wentoffU1c left taken to Veterans Memorial Hos- s ide of tl1e higllway and struck a pital for outpatient treatment , ditch and renee owned by Elme r Stover. There was moderate damage to the car. Kloss was cited to Gallipolis Municipal Court NO\' , 25 on a HJr\ ICII T & TlF'-IIJ1\Y charge of speed in excess for NOV. 25- 26 road conditions. "Wll t:ll r WEHF Yot ' WIIF.l\.0 No one was injured and damTHE l.ll;f!TS WL\T OtT"" age was mod~ rate in another one(Tedmicol or) car ac(·ident at 3:30 p, m. Sufl. da) on Mill Creek Rd., one and Dori~ Day - !tobe r t Mo rse nine-tenths miles north of Rt. 35. COUJHC.·\HTnn~S: Officers said that Harold E. Jitterbu~; Kni ght Skater Dater Blankenship, 19, Lima, headed One Cab' s Famlly south, attempted to pass another car and lost control. His vehicle Baby Butth SHOW "iT ·\fiT.._, 7 P. M. wenl off the road and into a cree k. Blankenship wali cited to mu- ~-------- PARIS (UPil-South Vietnam•s leaders held a special meeting In Saigon today, Unoffi lal reports said they shoru; would announce agreent •~ atterx! delayed Paris me """ talks on settling the Vietnam ' · ..... will SEOAL COACII HISS AU.olllil -.,, ~ �' Ij 'I 1 I ·t < '- aitther iliioa Hlrt, Junior Oass Play Date Set cut - bora MariifLitti&,;R..r .McDonald; Qeqrp (8Q>ei'mali).Heevos, ', Joe · Qnllan, ~ Ill ~Uelot Joellaldt. , .. ·MaMaoment of \he Br•.lideoot ,.., ··-" AT HEAD TABLE- Paul A. Dodd. speaking, or Caldwell, Ohio, said conservation is "e!Jerybody's problem" MoOOay night at Cedar Lakes, W. Va., on the occasion of the annual Western Soil Conservation District banquet. Others at the head table, to Dodd's right, Is J. T. Johnson, alii to his Jef't, in or· der, are Wayne W. Hughes, Norman Walter, Charles P. Williams and Edward Bumgarner. "Prudence" named for and dodicaled to Mia'B kid oilier, Prudence F1rrow. ' Dranurtized radio plQs a r e 00t11ilhhti in .very dYilized country uve tJds ••• • And there' a book •••• Kair Dullea r1 .. Space Odsse,y: 2001" owltch<d from science fiction to romantic fact: wedJ fashioa desigra- S u a a 'n Lessans rigid after Yule •••• a drin to return thein to the there. LBJ ilo'l ......... rot an1lhlnc but a rodtlns chair .. Tu;tliloo there's no cretlibiJIUo gap sttspocted - b e tell a ..~·­ Peter O'Toole and 1'1!1 Clark l'OIIId him he's Onall,y <lllleluclBlill ore !llmlt!g the lll1eokp ed Prea: Eioen-er roall7iotew "Goodbye, Mr. Chipsn but the hll bureaueratlc lllltots; wlllch N, Y. premiere's been sot al- explains LIJJ'a t1WQ' Yialts to ready: Nov. S, 1969 .... The LSD ~e at the hotlpltal. man, Dr. Titnothy Leary, did Ids Prodtteer DaYid Black tblnks thing at Barney Google's spot he baa Jaelde Gleasoo ~ to in creamy Nehru Jacket a n d cooaldor!ng starring in the ''W. slax to match. C." musical (about w, c. Fields) James Kirkwood's 11 GO q d .... The !Inger !emily, opTimes, Bad Times., novel wtU erate the camelot on 3rd at be filmed by Warners oo tbe same 73r'd, are buDding a brant:h roall stage where his mother Ula Leo beelerie (that's the only dinner made "Queen of the Nightclubs" meat •ervedl atop theJer80(11pal- ... 1m luaal.-·~· iMIIIo Pu""'"""''• pl•miwl'' atirieeto be llboor<l the ~- Mar7 fi'atll door to bo 'bloW'.., rot rl!pairo at 3 a,.,_ and kn matter ol llllnttet · It wu bel- "'' Ro,oelaq4.ballrotinowuerU,U air-wave' .... The Godrrer Cam- Brecher Jiaj acuttotrlelifOJ'matlbridp CJ!S.TV aeries ltaa been !ng hia Chrliltmu oartll, r r o m pOaljaled a )'811' ai least; the Ro..lind, !fl. J, ..., TwO ......s )mlducers ()loser Gimbel, Tom 11&0 lq> model ap~~ey l!qis WllCodlran, etc.) were 1hlfted to a helm!na rode. Staten liJind bus Glen Compboil Good Time lltJttr - totiiQ' Jho, drlver d liiat bus, Arlene Lord, Ia m' bOr ...., to atoJtltlll Jan. 29. Afqja- Tom Cochran ..,_ beoom!ng. alq> Wlihelmlna tilod- J!olpl!al b.,.., .... Harry Walker ( - . . le-e bureau booka Mlhur Gol<l>org and .veo C h e I lltltle,y) was elec!ed chairman of the Yeoldva Collep Alumni ABs'n natlanal comrnlliee .... with Rltbard Antlersoo .... Joan Rivera 1111ttks there' • IOlllething fialllr - -s FraDde Qrera of the old "18" Club Rllll .writea from lnlpleAl Newark tltat "Two lllartlano eat on the mooo and ..,. sez to the other Qleu - · eomftt8 lodJtt.. Browns Prepare For Giants tnvlillili •ultJ" All-Stan@ Dodd is a native West Virginian, havlng lived at Alderson. He received his BS Degree in Agriculture from W. Va. University in 1960. From 1960 to 1963 he aerv.ed as Soil Conservatlonbt for SOil Conservation Service at BUT HOPEFUL Princeton, W. Va. and worked Dear U.T.: as a Soil Conservationist at What yoo need Is seH.....tl- hunting, Ravenna, Ohio from 1963to 19f37. donee, and the boot tnt,)' to get Snlldn'l I lhlttk twice about ills subject was "Change It is from girlB your own age, marrying a liar?- DIANA, BUT Are You Ready?" But since you ·seem to have such NOT OF THE HUNT He said that misuse is the main dtmculty in meeting them, why Dear DiaDa: cause ~ several of the condinot get one 11 )'OUr male pals In this case, better a Uar RECEIVING AWARD - Wayne R. Hughes, left, pre !!Ients a life- time hoMrery certificate tions in the local area. Polluto give you a hand. A butld;r than a jallbird, but lhlttk twice £rom the Western Soil Conservation District, to Albert G. Middleton, redred district soil consertion ~ water is a big problem. could easily arrange a cbdJ.le an)'W83'. 1 don't belleVe you're vationist. Conservation which is oft e n date If you asked him. Aho, cut out to be a 5p)l'tlllllll's thought of as a farmer's probwhy not Join one or1he reerea~ , · wife~ · .... ·Jl t)~l l '\''· lem, is not just an agricultural Home, General Insurance Agen- Bank c4 R:lpley to the students . les Richards, supervisor of Gal- tiona! clubs at your school? In problem - that problems on the cy, Gill & l'lurdoU, Putnam Coun- placing highest on the annual con- lia Co. Soli Conservation Board. such groups guys and gals meet farm "catmot be isolated.'' ty Bank, Bank of Ripley, Cald- servation test. Joe Walter and Others introduced were Herb on a very lntormal basis and He stressed the Importance well Feed & Supply eo., RavensRonald Cllll&dy had the two high· Darnell, State Mechanic; Carl you'll find your shyneas wearr1 a Resource Conservation and wood and Ripley, First National est scores. They attended con- S, Thomas, Acting State &.per- ing oft in oo Ume. Development Project, sayingthat Bank ofRipley,FltzgeraldGreen- servaUon camp in June. Two othMeanwhile, u. T ., screw up visor oC Vocatiooal Agriculture; thla is a plam.ed project when- house, J CO Lumber Inc., Jacker students attending this camp Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson, your courage and take the "lU" by the people know what Is need- son Co. Bank, Kaiser Alwninum who were sponsored by the Dis[ormer Commissioners of Agri- - rood, Some girl Is boomd to ed, and have applied for neces- & Chemical and Parsons Funer- trict were Miss Georglanna Somculture; Mr. and Mrs. John Heis- take lt rrorn there. - H. sary assistance to get It done. al Home. mer and Bill Jlamllton. J<ell, WSAZ-TV; Love! Dolin, Dear Helen: Rev. Valrl C. Winter deliverMr. Lewis W. Bessegger, blYou said guys would w e a r A Uletime honorary member Boone - Logan, Agricultural staed the lnvocaUon. oh)BY teacher, of Raveoawood certificate was presented to Al- bilization and Conservation of- purses in about the same ratio Toastmaster for the evening High School, gave a britl talk bert G. Middleton ol pt, Pleasrice, Madison; Virginia R a y- that girls wore see - lhrtlttllt was Norman Walter fl. Red House, about-his experiences at the Con- ant. He served as District ConASCS Cowtly oftlce, pt, dreuea with notblng much llllw. Va., who was lntrcxkleed by servatim Education Workshop servat:Jonlst for· the SCS In Pl. burn, Pleasant; Guthrie casto, ASCS der. Wayne W. Hughes, chairman of. which was held at West Virginia Pleasant for several years. He Around here you see a lot County office, Winfield, and Helthe soli conservation district University last July, of fellows with J>Ul'&el, and they is now retired from government en Bush, District Clerk. board. Wayne Hughe!! presented sev- service. Entertainment waB provided by aren't ••purse-awinprs" either. The affiliate members of the eral awards. Representatives of Among guests introduced were three vocal groups from Jack- rm still looking for a see District: program were introduc- the Ripley FFA Chapter receivtbrougb dreSSGlencb1 P. Burton, Area Conser- son County. ed by Rev. Vairl Winter. They ed a check for $15 for the prep.Mlllbe the guys are trying to vationist, scs. Parkersburg; It was pointed out that Edhave oontributed to the program aratioo of an exhibit used at get even because women hogDenver Yoho, Cooservation Tech- ward Bumgarner ot Letart was and are: the state meeting, The chapU!r nician; Ronald Gilkeson, S o i I recently elected pl'esident or the . god their o1;vles, but I wllh they Appalachian Electric Power won Orst place in the District Conservationist o1 the pt, Pleas- state ABoodatioo ol SoU Cm- would forget beads, medallions, Company, Citizens National and Area in the FF A.scD conant office; RobertRichardsonand servatim District &.lpervisors. pur~~as, long hair, and other remBank, City lee & Fuel Co., Gene test -and second In the state, Owen Pingley, of the Ripley SCS Bumgarner Is the third state Ball's Restaurant, MaSOfl County for which they received a plaqoffice; Dave Combs of the Win- president from the Western Di&Barlt, Mason County Insurance ue. 1be three county conservafield office; Fred Fields, Spencer trlct. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF Agency, Mlller•s SUper Market, tive farm winners were armCJ!anSCS clrtce; supervisor a fro1.1 UtOther supervisors ol the WestMfiGS.MASON .-,REA Peoples Bad<, pt, Pleasant Build- ced. Re1:eivlng certificates W(lre RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER tle Kanawha SOil Conservatim ern Diatrict are WIU'Jie W. Hltlhing & Loan, Pt.. Pleasant Live- Dale Nibert, Masoo County; Cecil Ck.1ter Tannehill, Editor District, Parkersburg, w. va.; es, Norman Walter, Charles P. stock Co., Pl. Pleasant Tire Casto, Putnam Count;y, and BIUy Publl1t..d dally e•upt Saturday by Meigs County, and Gerald Tus- Williams, Jesse Brown, Vairl ntt~ Ohio Valley Publiahlnt Compo..,Recawing, Southern states, Pt. Kittle, Jackson County. sing, scs, Gailipoll•, and Char- C. Wintor and Richard stadler, 110 M.c .. nle St., Po-roy, Ohio: Pleasant, Two River Motor Co. , Bob RichardsOI!., District Coof5769. B.,,,~ .. . OIUca P!tona 992· Ohio Valley Industries, Inc., Buf- servatimist, of Ripley, present·.. u., Editor/of Phon. 992•2157-:. . $aeafKI don poatoae paid at P _. falo Ban(~, Chapman's Ftmeral ed cash awards on behalf of the roy, Ohio. --s?- I1 OF OUR SUN. NOV. 24 AD. I 1 ou• 79.95 FOAM •u••• 1 1MAnlius AND I I BOX SPRING I . The item should have been stated tills: i NlhtorJ9.95 1 RUTLAND _FURNifURE and ·. I '"Nlt• ahol out or lhoH le•"ea, . Fred!" I J At OSU Fete COLUMBUS (UP!) - 0 h i o State senior linebacker Mark Stier was named most valuable player on the Big Ten cham- THE DAILY SENTINEL Notional advartlalng rapriMntoUve Botllnelli.Oallagh., Inc., 12 East , '4ht 5t,, New Yorll City, New Y.ark, Subacrlptlon rate1: Delivered by e.nta .., carrleo wflara available WMk; OIM )'ICJ In oclvaMI at the Dally Sentinel Office, $23.40_ Si,. ;:-wilmor 'ifV!~ Pedro; onantha, $11.70. .Three 1110ntha, $5.85. EUzabeth JC)]Iy, . !ltlllld_I!S_ Br Motor Route where carrier ,,,.. vic• nat avallollle: Dna INIIIth Sl.50. Mrs. Aldrew J. Miller, weu ... By moll: One ,.. .. $10.00. S/,. ntOntha ton; Wesley Rollback. Blacktork; $.5.25. mcontht S3.00. SubJC:rlp• Enos L. Domelly, Millwood, W, tlon pt/ce Include• Suotde,- Tin~H• •s There has been circulated in the towns ~ ~acuae and Mln- ersvUle, in regard to the former Evangel¥:al United Brethren Church In the town or &Yracuse (which is now a United Methodist Church by rea1011 of the lllioo of the Methodist Church IUid the Evangelical United Brethren Church into what 11 now T h e United Methodll! Church) that the church Is to be IOid and its doora closed immediately alter Jantwry I, 1969. AJ the ..ator ol said Church, I will ~e this -rtw1ity to informed me that as long as there are people attending t h e chorch it !rill not be sold, 8bandoned, nor the doora closed. I wiD also add this: No congregations, whether it be a former MethodiSt Church or former Evangelical United Brethren Church, will be forced to merge into one congregation . And the Cinal aay as to whether two congregations will merge into one COII8J'I!8ation !rill be 1n the hands ol die members of the eongregations involved. I hope tbla will BQllelch the rumor that the church II going to be aold and the doors sot the - • • right. · I called the Conference Su- eloAd.. j)llrlnteMent, Dr. Harold P, Dull, 'lbe Rev. Paul A. SIQII!r!nletldeni ol the Ohio Soutb- eut. Conference of The United Melbodiot Church, and he hu · Sellers, pastor, llfracuae United Methodist Church. Holzer Medical center: Visit-ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Par~ ents ly on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Mrs. William E. MorrlB, 13 Mill Creek Rd. i Miss Onella Cousins, 752 Third Ave.; Mrs. Kurt A Rutz, Rt. 2 Galllpolls; Mrs. Irvin L. Fellure, Eureka Star Rt.; Joe DeLawder, RL 2 · Bidwell; Ellis R Miller, Rt. 1 Palriot; Mrs. Keitll F. Roble, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mr1. Noah T. Clark, Rt. 2 Crown Cit;y; Mrs. Robert E. Fruth, Pl. Ple&BODI; Dennis II. Lamber4 Galli))Oils Ferry, W. VL; Mrs. Cole Staats, New Haven; Mrs. Rosa E. Bot.Well, Rt. 3 Leon, W. Va.;JohnM. Rlchud1on, Pt. Pleasanti Mn. Worth,y W. F1etcher, A p p I e Grove, W. VL; Mrs. Stanley & Heseon, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant; George H. Diddle, PortlaM; Gregory N. Wood, Rt. 1 Rutland; Gary F. Hysell, Rt. 4 Pmn&r01; Clarence L WWtams, W~ peJ; MrL Homer E. Jones, Rt. 3 WeUstoo; Mrs_ Herbert D. Cbilder1, Wellston; Mrs. Richard II. Meek, Columbus; Earl E. n,.. ,\oo>(n.t, .. ' vL pionship sqliad Monday nighL Sophomore ... .. • : • : ... :: .. , •• ~ SPECIAL!! USED •• • ._. ~ ,. : • ~ ",We Are A Gold Star Merchant" · SNOW TIRES ALL SIZE~ILACK PRICES START AT 4. OR WHITE quarterba.;:k Rex !'lo'll!fi?i "l.\'s i.iiiP!IMTtMjihy' by · ;>l*· SlgJ\'10 Alphi<'EjiiUon ·fraternll,y : ; :. ... ... ... d ... .. : : ~ : • for being t<v player in the Buckeyes' 45-21 homecoming wtn over Northwestern. The awards were made at the football appreciation banquet In the Ohio Union. C'J"ch woa1y lliyes told the crowd that "confidentially, I thou.ght I was a little better coach last year" when the Bucks nntshed 6-3, includl~ four straight wins to dose the aeason. Ohio State finished regular season play 9-0 this year. Discuss!~ this year's team, Hayes said, "Delenslvely, · it was .an extremely agile and competitive unit that was called ICJOn to stop some or the truly great backs in the country. "OIJensiYely, if our youngsters didn't beat you one way, they beat you another. We had more versatility this year. We don't only run 26 to the right. We run it to the left also." Ha,yes was referring to Ohio State's bread - and- butter pi~ off tacklel with fullback J I m Otis plUnging behind Dave Foley or Rufus Mayes. LOS· ANGELES (UPO - 'l'he Rose Bowl game between Ohio State and the University of Southern California recei!Jed a little early ~erbal jousting betwe\ln the nval coaches over which team should be ranked No. 1 In the nation. Coach John McKay ol the Trojans implied his team's schedule was tougher than that of the Buckeyes because Southern Caltrornla was playing Notre Dame this week. Woody Hayes was quoted as feeling Ohio State deserved to be No. 1: ' "H Hayes thinks his team Is No. 1 in the nation then maybe we shQuld cancel out this saturday's game with Notre Dame and let Ohio State plaJ them," McKay told the Southern California Football Writers Monday. Ohio State has not met the lrish since 1936 while the Tr~ jam1 and Notre Dame have met 39 times and rrequently with the national championship at stake. 1 'Nolre Dame Is • big and strong team and possibly the best offensive team in college rootball," McKay pointed out. •'They have had some problems against the forward pass but not ln handling the running game." McKay paid tribute to UCLA for an outstanding performance In the game with hls Tro.ilns am congratulated saturday Bruins Coach Tcm Prothro. Prothro felt his team turned in an excellent performance but Cell short in the final period ard lost 211-16. Roger Valdtserri, spokesman £or Notre Dame, said the Irish 95PiusTax s· . 'Guarantood ' e ., . ,......___________, •••••••• , Ill••: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •· Trust pension and truss are the com- I, SOulhrn cal 2. x-Ohio st 3. Penn st. (7-0-Zl 210 4. Georgia 5. x-Kansas 6. Texas 7. Tennessee 8. x-Arkansas 9. Notre Dune (9-1) 188 (7-1-1) !59 (7-1-ll 124 (9-1) 86 (7-2) 49 (6-3) 46 10 Oklahoma x-Completed season Second 10..11, Houston (31); 12, Purdue (26); 13, Michigan (20); 14. Oregon Stele (t6); 15, Alabama (9); 16, Missouri (8); 17, Ohio Univ. (3); 18, l-1orida State (2); 19, tie, Southern Methodist, Minnesota and Stanford {I), bomeheatto JONES SUSPENDED MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The Miami lleach Boxing Commission suspe- heavyweight Al Jones Monday ror rolling to fulnu his contract to !lght LooUs Martin 011 Nov. 12. Jonea, wh9 is unbeaten as a proCenlonal, said he mined the bout beeause ot the nu. Martin would have been his ftrst name OSifJC)nent. Mrs_ Alice B. Ga!fnoy, Ham L. Hortman, I!Qmtllld F, Krider, Mrs. Pearl Marldn, Mrs. Dew~' J, Ross, Mrl. WUlar.d W. WIOOCirUff, Mrs. J01eph R. Fields. and irlfart son, Mrs_ Wllllam F. well L. Watkins, Hamden; Mrs. POINTS (21) (9-0) 332 (13) (9-0) 321 (I) (9-0) 287 danger more serious problems,'" Kennelb said. "'l11e di~ rective I have luued shoWdmir~ ' imize such potential problems." Robert L. Broyles, Ray Fox, Joseph II. Ashby, AJhland, Ky.; monesl lypes of bridges. jor college football teams with rirst place votes and won- losttied · record in parentheses. (tenth week). TEAM KEENAN COMMUTES MIDDLE~ORT, '" 0. ' ' '~i!i15-24&0 ' PT, P.LEMANT I. VA. ' · or u., 19.i8 ~ 69 Souther~ TorBh~•>t~.Y:._ ,~~ " ~, , • c~ian''at ~me.~raw_ BIUf• -l'h Scotty ,, ~n· a Mki-Ohli> Valley Conferenco !oe. said K-...n practloo with ril!hl, in his &e<:Ond x~ "ith the TOI'ni~ i.oula · duri'!l!. U.,l ~ ~ Riel~ lligh Schooj: toamB 0! the JOte.' ·· · weeks but would ~m"" \fao!lil DII·t'.lllt " ~!•'"·t.' ' . 11. Tarkenton is the third leading passer in the NFL behind Don Meredith of the Dallas Cowboys and Bart Starr o£ Green Bay. Hayes Is Top Scorer (UPO ~ Eivin YORK NEW Hayes, the former Houston University All America now in his rookie season with the san Diego Rockets, took over the trwJividual sc.:oring lead in the National BaskelbaH Association toda) on the strength of a spectacular three-game spurt. Hayes scored 15 points against Seattle, 39 against New York and 37 against Philadelphia In successive games to raise his season point total ro 591 and his average to 31.1 ' points a game. Bob Rule of Seattle ranks second with 566 points although his 23.6 average is lower than third..place Dave Bing or Detroit as well as several other players ln the top 10 Bing has Sl.'ored 536 points in 18 games for a29.8 average. EarJ Monroe of Baltimore is fourth with 531 points and a 26.6 average and Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles with 523 points and 29.1, Wilt Olamberlain or Los Angeles leads in field goal percentage with 148 for 226 and a 655 percentage; La r ry Siegfried of Boston leads in tree throw percentage with 78 or 90 for 867; Nate 1'hw-mord of San Francisco leads in rebounis with 399 and Len Wilkens or Seattle is No. 1 in assists wlth 203. .,.. ,.. • ~ \ "' \ - FIGIIT RESUL'I'S Press International CARACAS, Venezuela (UP() Alfredo Marcano, 124, Venezuela, knocked out calvin Woodland, 126, Waohiqton, D. C, (I); carloa uMorocbo" Hernandez, 147, veoezuela, tmoeked out German Gallelboodo, 146, Columbua (6). B1 United BREAKS BONE '1'0 RON'I'O (U PO - AI BaldIng, the individual winner or the recent World (\C) Golf championship ln nome, broke a bone ln hls back while U!ti~ weights Molliay. .., The injury was known as a 11 stress fracture" and 1t tn.vOtv~ ST. LOUIS !UPO - Larry e<l no displacement or the bone. . Ke.,,nl~ a left Wi!lJer, was shiP-- Balding, 44, lo elii>Ooted to be .t pod{ to Kanoaa Clt.Y •• the~ 'ready for the .U.S. tour which · Hocke1 LeaguO by lhe st. LoU!• starls 'sbuiitr, 18ft, 992-5186 when or . T. Angles, WOllam G. Barker, The arch. cantilever, sus- NEW YORK tUPO - The UnitPress lnterrational top 211 ma- .,If bench players get Involv- . I Large alii infant son. cup oi ·J:Offee • da)'- Giveil' :you· • ,.. "break.n PhoM ' CITY LOAN ~------.--... 67 Mustang GT 2 Dr. Fastback .......... .$2195 390 V-8 engine, 4 speed trans., radio, mag wheels, dorL: blue with blue int ., 1 owner. Reol sharp. . , Kanno City f"' I" galiles.-·• "' "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business'' Cadilla<-Oidomobile 992·5342 Pomeroy, Ohio • 1n can two red candles only 10c with any purchase Your Ashland dealer says '"Happy Hoi iday Decorating" with these hand·dipped red candles. They are smokeless, dripless, colorfast and handsomely packaged. You get two 12'tapered candles ... a 45< value, for only 10( with any purchase at a participating Ashland Service Station, while the supply lasts. Look for the "TWIN CANDLE" sign and drive in soon . In NBA College Ratings ed in Ooor fights there ls a great Discharges George W. Allen, Mrs. Archie Hartwi& KiUs HW; Mrs, Max· took lull advantage of a bye last week to prepare ror the game with USC and he s a I d Coley O'Brien had been work~ ing at quarterback and might be switched to that position. The Irish had been filling in for injured quarterback Terry Hanratty wilh Joe Theismann. O'Brien rormerly alternated with Halll'alty at quarterback. "We elq)ect to have our problems stoppirw; 0_ J. Simpson; we didn't stop him last year," said VaJdiserri, recalling that Slmpson's three touchdowns ac· counted for the Tro.\anll' win · last .. ~on at South Be~, Ind. ~ the Browns race the New York Giants at the stadium. They will be up against the Giants' outstanding quarterback Fran Tarkenton. Tarkenton threw three touchdown passes against the Los Angeles Rams 9mday but was unable to carry the entire load as the Giants were dereated 2 4- game_ CITY ICE ,AND FUEl··~CO. 12:43 p,DL Moolay, Its hand• lull thio to participate in a fight or other Mrs. carl E. Smith, Langovllle, daug!lter, 7:49 Lm. Mono co, Rt. 1 Nort}q), aon, 5:06 p. m. Montlo)'; Mra. Robert E. Fruth, Pt. Plell&am, aon 7:41 p. m, Monday; Mrs, WW!am E. Morris, 13 Mill Creek Rd., son. ing total to 27. Ben Davis, Ernie Kellerman and Jim Houston were the defenslve players who temporarUy turned the defense into the gains! th Ea 1 Daoaense a e g es. vis leads in interceptions for the Browns this season with seven, two shy of Tommy Jones• 1950 haul. The defensive Wlit will have Incidents that occur durirw a Blrtha day; Mrs. Richard B. Meek, Columbus, daughter, 11:55 Lm. Mondo)'; Mr11- Kermit M. Ci&- passes to run their league~ead- FINES THREATENED NEW YORK (1JP0 - Natioral Basketball Assocladon Commissioner Walter KeMedy h a s threetenud to slap $100 fines on any player who leaves the bench 55 POMEROY HOME & AUlO 606 E. MAIN ST. 992·2094 POMEROY, 0. ·. EXPERT WHEEL .ALIGNII!ENT ln three consecutive B081100S and a generally wtstaoding day for quarterback Bill Nelsen, it was a defeMin day for the Browns. The defense ha& come up i with the ball and turned t over to the offense regularly this season. &mday, the defensive unit intercepted three USC Has Tougher Schedule--McKay Stier Named Most valuable I ·TH61J111/1 TN£ WINT£~ IJN The Cleveland Browns had the day off Monday after their lopsided 47-13 victory Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles at the stadi um. Despite Leroy Kelly becoming only the third man in National Football League history to top 1 000 yards per season rushing ' L••!~~!..21~NIT!RE .... ,........._.__________________ _ I CLEVELAND (UP() _ I~---------------~ CORRECTION 1 I tho II KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR SALES eloe'l'' .... ;n.e Lorey (Wn MDrrls) ~llmatls booked the stork scribble their . . . The 1~ bout191e <XI E. 80th clo !nine trilla. Whara wrong lrith looklttg like a man? - FROM NORTHERN NEW JERSEY Dear Helen: rm going with a fellow la S nut about hltnllns and ilohing. We are plam!ng on marrlage next year but rm not so sure. He goes target 8hootlng, doesn't call until he pta home, and thOtt expects me to be r..W Itt 10 mlllltes. Last weekend be didn't show up at all. He claims he w a a thrown in ~ Friday nil!ld and ke)ll there until Sunday. llhlttk he Is lying to me. He just went w...,., ~ EttiJlsll, Jltn Crow. JoM Krawac:Z)'Il; third row, Wayne Well, Jim Morris, Mike Grate, Dick Qualls, Dave Boyd, Randy 'l'rlPpleU, Kenny Hollman, Lam Lemley, J o h n Ritchhlrt, Harry Slawter, Mike Custer, Harold Whitei back rt:Ni, Chuck Hannahs, manager; Randy Williams, Bob Snowden, Roger Abbott, Mike Williams, stan Coates, Jim Wainer, Steve Van Meter and Randy Beeker, manager. Grover Studio Photo O'Brien, Dann,y Abbott, Jim SWatzel, Lynn Black, Jon Kloes, Mickey Childa, Rocky Williams, Dennis Ault, Jeff Werry, Max WhiUateh; secoOO row, John Smith, Mike Barr, Tom Hoctner, Mlke Young, Roy Vaughan, Demis Hackett, for no doti>t males; tranaporent vltiYI ... '!bey can't bury their billa'. .iumll suito, Pl!ler Und Hayes, starring Wlldest cltaoe Itt tmm - tow now In ul.overs," relleetecl at trucks on - s . eopedaithe Callie Barab restaurant beJ.y out Itt Qu...., rae!ng lo beat .-a that many of I he cr.W of the Air Force WW D each other tltrouab redllghts, pe- . show 11 W!Dged Vlctoey'' are off destrlaus, ete., to aet to - k behind lboae great bill -Ualrta ed and llalletl cars flrot .... in the li<y: oil dead . - are Ita They're alerted by radio. THE COMMONEST QUFSI'ION Dear Helen: Pm a Junior in high school, am five feet ten lncbes, weilb 165, and am not bad Ioolt!ng, but Pm CODl(lletely tlateJess] Ev01')' ooce Itt a while a girl wave• to me or something, but rm too bashful to iD over and talk to her, or even wave back. l can talk to I!UYS oi<By, but i gueBB I just don't know to approoeb a girl, ru [I1'0babl.y never get ~ nerve to ask me for a date. Any UP TIGIIT -u less ...., flllwkrJ. . . - · 8o - . . . - MEIGS TEAK - eoodl Clllrleo aa , •• lllllp Me 11 r u team firdahed Its season with an overall 5-4--1 slate. Members ot the 1968 squad were, front row" lett to right, DeiDii& Weber, Elbert WUliams, Pat nor? ThOiiilier dllbed udly and said, why Wally Scblrra - w h o 11 lese, - .. arrival II oxpocted momentarily. Cut members are RJc:k Handley, Debbie Soyre, Nina Smith, John Calandroa, Steve Wilson, Paul Dick, Margie Crllbtree, Llnda Burcham, Roberta llelb, Jim Ramey, Tom Hujlk, R o &: e r RouJh, S;ormy See, Debbie Cottrlll, L.Ym Hartley, Sblrley Dalton. SbMient directors are Charlene Lund and Curtis Shhm; stage manager is Mike Grubb and the ilirector is Miss Opal Rose. This Week's K&V Speci•lll derwent tllll'gery at St. Vltteent's el. lsades .... 1be Beatles' t u .it e lliOIIhJe )II'Oscrlptlotls - ally ''but altnl,l's t;ypothelrbUio" plans Conservation: Everybody's Problem CEDAR LAKES - COOservaUon is everyboc\y' s problem, not only the rarmer's, an Ohio conservationist told approximately 2oo people at the 22nd amual dinner meeting ot the Western Soil Conservation District at Cedar. Lakes FF A..f'HA Camp at Ripley, W. Va. Mcnday evening. The guest spMkerfortheevent •was Paul A. Dodd, Project Coordinator or the Buckeye llllls ReIOUJ"C:B Conservation and Development Project of Caldwell, Ohio. wal BY JACK O'BRIAN 40 _,_, 88!> .... Texas Gtilnan NEW YORK - Dr. I'IIIIWBial· was In It .••• What tribute berg, most famous tranoplanted - to a star: •Eila•s. Nigh~" to the heart ..lien!, sisnod with I b e great Ella Fi1288l'ild, Doe. l at WOllam Morris lheairleal apn- the N. Y, Colt.tm; OYO>iboob ey for repreaesutlon: first a from the mayor ... 11)) will be PI', ' PLEASANT _ "'I' hey GaYe Him a Co-ed" is the Utle for the amual Junior <.:lass plfl¥ or pt, PiealiBIII HighSchool which wlll be preaented on Dec. 19 in the hlgfl school gym bogiM!ng al 7:30 p.m. 1be play, written by John Nash, Is a comedy o1 college llfe with the setting in a lounge ln the college asBembly buildIn& and the tcpic of the hour Ia the new Dean oe the col- ~)t' · J.,.. ·u. '/.L Ashland The Industrial Resources Company .. , ,, .. ,.,, �' Ij 'I 1 I ·t < '- aitther iliioa Hlrt, Junior Oass Play Date Set cut - bora MariifLitti&,;R..r .McDonald; Qeqrp (8Q>ei'mali).Heevos, ', Joe · Qnllan, ~ Ill ~Uelot Joellaldt. , .. ·MaMaoment of \he Br•.lideoot ,.., ··-" AT HEAD TABLE- Paul A. Dodd. speaking, or Caldwell, Ohio, said conservation is "e!Jerybody's problem" MoOOay night at Cedar Lakes, W. Va., on the occasion of the annual Western Soil Conservation District banquet. Others at the head table, to Dodd's right, Is J. T. Johnson, alii to his Jef't, in or· der, are Wayne W. Hughes, Norman Walter, Charles P. Williams and Edward Bumgarner. "Prudence" named for and dodicaled to Mia'B kid oilier, Prudence F1rrow. ' Dranurtized radio plQs a r e 00t11ilhhti in .very dYilized country uve tJds ••• • And there' a book •••• Kair Dullea r1 .. Space Odsse,y: 2001" owltch<d from science fiction to romantic fact: wedJ fashioa desigra- S u a a 'n Lessans rigid after Yule •••• a drin to return thein to the there. LBJ ilo'l ......... rot an1lhlnc but a rodtlns chair .. Tu;tliloo there's no cretlibiJIUo gap sttspocted - b e tell a ..~·­ Peter O'Toole and 1'1!1 Clark l'OIIId him he's Onall,y <lllleluclBlill ore !llmlt!g the lll1eokp ed Prea: Eioen-er roall7iotew "Goodbye, Mr. Chipsn but the hll bureaueratlc lllltots; wlllch N, Y. premiere's been sot al- explains LIJJ'a t1WQ' Yialts to ready: Nov. S, 1969 .... The LSD ~e at the hotlpltal. man, Dr. Titnothy Leary, did Ids Prodtteer DaYid Black tblnks thing at Barney Google's spot he baa Jaelde Gleasoo ~ to in creamy Nehru Jacket a n d cooaldor!ng starring in the ''W. slax to match. C." musical (about w, c. Fields) James Kirkwood's 11 GO q d .... The !Inger !emily, opTimes, Bad Times., novel wtU erate the camelot on 3rd at be filmed by Warners oo tbe same 73r'd, are buDding a brant:h roall stage where his mother Ula Leo beelerie (that's the only dinner made "Queen of the Nightclubs" meat •ervedl atop theJer80(11pal- ... 1m luaal.-·~· iMIIIo Pu""'"""''• pl•miwl'' atirieeto be llboor<l the ~- Mar7 fi'atll door to bo 'bloW'.., rot rl!pairo at 3 a,.,_ and kn matter ol llllnttet · It wu bel- "'' Ro,oelaq4.ballrotinowuerU,U air-wave' .... The Godrrer Cam- Brecher Jiaj acuttotrlelifOJ'matlbridp CJ!S.TV aeries ltaa been !ng hia Chrliltmu oartll, r r o m pOaljaled a )'811' ai least; the Ro..lind, !fl. J, ..., TwO ......s )mlducers ()loser Gimbel, Tom 11&0 lq> model ap~~ey l!qis WllCodlran, etc.) were 1hlfted to a helm!na rode. Staten liJind bus Glen Compboil Good Time lltJttr - totiiQ' Jho, drlver d liiat bus, Arlene Lord, Ia m' bOr ...., to atoJtltlll Jan. 29. Afqja- Tom Cochran ..,_ beoom!ng. alq> Wlihelmlna tilod- J!olpl!al b.,.., .... Harry Walker ( - . . le-e bureau booka Mlhur Gol<l>org and .veo C h e I lltltle,y) was elec!ed chairman of the Yeoldva Collep Alumni ABs'n natlanal comrnlliee .... with Rltbard Antlersoo .... Joan Rivera 1111ttks there' • IOlllething fialllr - -s FraDde Qrera of the old "18" Club Rllll .writea from lnlpleAl Newark tltat "Two lllartlano eat on the mooo and ..,. sez to the other Qleu - · eomftt8 lodJtt.. Browns Prepare For Giants tnvlillili •ultJ" All-Stan@ Dodd is a native West Virginian, havlng lived at Alderson. He received his BS Degree in Agriculture from W. Va. University in 1960. From 1960 to 1963 he aerv.ed as Soil Conservatlonbt for SOil Conservation Service at BUT HOPEFUL Princeton, W. Va. and worked Dear U.T.: as a Soil Conservationist at What yoo need Is seH.....tl- hunting, Ravenna, Ohio from 1963to 19f37. donee, and the boot tnt,)' to get Snlldn'l I lhlttk twice about ills subject was "Change It is from girlB your own age, marrying a liar?- DIANA, BUT Are You Ready?" But since you ·seem to have such NOT OF THE HUNT He said that misuse is the main dtmculty in meeting them, why Dear DiaDa: cause ~ several of the condinot get one 11 )'OUr male pals In this case, better a Uar RECEIVING AWARD - Wayne R. Hughes, left, pre !!Ients a life- time hoMrery certificate tions in the local area. Polluto give you a hand. A butld;r than a jallbird, but lhlttk twice £rom the Western Soil Conservation District, to Albert G. Middleton, redred district soil consertion ~ water is a big problem. could easily arrange a cbdJ.le an)'W83'. 1 don't belleVe you're vationist. Conservation which is oft e n date If you asked him. Aho, cut out to be a 5p)l'tlllllll's thought of as a farmer's probwhy not Join one or1he reerea~ , · wife~ · .... ·Jl t)~l l '\''· lem, is not just an agricultural Home, General Insurance Agen- Bank c4 R:lpley to the students . les Richards, supervisor of Gal- tiona! clubs at your school? In problem - that problems on the cy, Gill & l'lurdoU, Putnam Coun- placing highest on the annual con- lia Co. Soli Conservation Board. such groups guys and gals meet farm "catmot be isolated.'' ty Bank, Bank of Ripley, Cald- servation test. Joe Walter and Others introduced were Herb on a very lntormal basis and He stressed the Importance well Feed & Supply eo., RavensRonald Cllll&dy had the two high· Darnell, State Mechanic; Carl you'll find your shyneas wearr1 a Resource Conservation and wood and Ripley, First National est scores. They attended con- S, Thomas, Acting State &.per- ing oft in oo Ume. Development Project, sayingthat Bank ofRipley,FltzgeraldGreen- servaUon camp in June. Two othMeanwhile, u. T ., screw up visor oC Vocatiooal Agriculture; thla is a plam.ed project when- house, J CO Lumber Inc., Jacker students attending this camp Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson, your courage and take the "lU" by the people know what Is need- son Co. Bank, Kaiser Alwninum who were sponsored by the Dis[ormer Commissioners of Agri- - rood, Some girl Is boomd to ed, and have applied for neces- & Chemical and Parsons Funer- trict were Miss Georglanna Somculture; Mr. and Mrs. John Heis- take lt rrorn there. - H. sary assistance to get It done. al Home. mer and Bill Jlamllton. J<ell, WSAZ-TV; Love! Dolin, Dear Helen: Rev. Valrl C. Winter deliverMr. Lewis W. Bessegger, blYou said guys would w e a r A Uletime honorary member Boone - Logan, Agricultural staed the lnvocaUon. oh)BY teacher, of Raveoawood certificate was presented to Al- bilization and Conservation of- purses in about the same ratio Toastmaster for the evening High School, gave a britl talk bert G. Middleton ol pt, Pleasrice, Madison; Virginia R a y- that girls wore see - lhrtlttllt was Norman Walter fl. Red House, about-his experiences at the Con- ant. He served as District ConASCS Cowtly oftlce, pt, dreuea with notblng much llllw. Va., who was lntrcxkleed by servatim Education Workshop servat:Jonlst for· the SCS In Pl. burn, Pleasant; Guthrie casto, ASCS der. Wayne W. Hughes, chairman of. which was held at West Virginia Pleasant for several years. He Around here you see a lot County office, Winfield, and Helthe soli conservation district University last July, of fellows with J>Ul'&el, and they is now retired from government en Bush, District Clerk. board. Wayne Hughe!! presented sev- service. Entertainment waB provided by aren't ••purse-awinprs" either. The affiliate members of the eral awards. Representatives of Among guests introduced were three vocal groups from Jack- rm still looking for a see District: program were introduc- the Ripley FFA Chapter receivtbrougb dreSSGlencb1 P. Burton, Area Conser- son County. ed by Rev. Vairl Winter. They ed a check for $15 for the prep.Mlllbe the guys are trying to vationist, scs. Parkersburg; It was pointed out that Edhave oontributed to the program aratioo of an exhibit used at get even because women hogDenver Yoho, Cooservation Tech- ward Bumgarner ot Letart was and are: the state meeting, The chapU!r nician; Ronald Gilkeson, S o i I recently elected pl'esident or the . god their o1;vles, but I wllh they Appalachian Electric Power won Orst place in the District Conservationist o1 the pt, Pleas- state ABoodatioo ol SoU Cm- would forget beads, medallions, Company, Citizens National and Area in the FF A.scD conant office; RobertRichardsonand servatim District &.lpervisors. pur~~as, long hair, and other remBank, City lee & Fuel Co., Gene test -and second In the state, Owen Pingley, of the Ripley SCS Bumgarner Is the third state Ball's Restaurant, MaSOfl County for which they received a plaqoffice; Dave Combs of the Win- president from the Western Di&Barlt, Mason County Insurance ue. 1be three county conservafield office; Fred Fields, Spencer trlct. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF Agency, Mlller•s SUper Market, tive farm winners were armCJ!anSCS clrtce; supervisor a fro1.1 UtOther supervisors ol the WestMfiGS.MASON .-,REA Peoples Bad<, pt, Pleasant Build- ced. Re1:eivlng certificates W(lre RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER tle Kanawha SOil Conservatim ern Diatrict are WIU'Jie W. Hltlhing & Loan, Pt.. Pleasant Live- Dale Nibert, Masoo County; Cecil Ck.1ter Tannehill, Editor District, Parkersburg, w. va.; es, Norman Walter, Charles P. stock Co., Pl. Pleasant Tire Casto, Putnam Count;y, and BIUy Publl1t..d dally e•upt Saturday by Meigs County, and Gerald Tus- Williams, Jesse Brown, Vairl ntt~ Ohio Valley Publiahlnt Compo..,Recawing, Southern states, Pt. Kittle, Jackson County. sing, scs, Gailipoll•, and Char- C. Wintor and Richard stadler, 110 M.c .. nle St., Po-roy, Ohio: Pleasant, Two River Motor Co. , Bob RichardsOI!., District Coof5769. B.,,,~ .. . OIUca P!tona 992· Ohio Valley Industries, Inc., Buf- servatimist, of Ripley, present·.. u., Editor/of Phon. 992•2157-:. . $aeafKI don poatoae paid at P _. falo Ban(~, Chapman's Ftmeral ed cash awards on behalf of the roy, Ohio. --s?- I1 OF OUR SUN. NOV. 24 AD. I 1 ou• 79.95 FOAM •u••• 1 1MAnlius AND I I BOX SPRING I . The item should have been stated tills: i NlhtorJ9.95 1 RUTLAND _FURNifURE and ·. I '"Nlt• ahol out or lhoH le•"ea, . Fred!" I J At OSU Fete COLUMBUS (UP!) - 0 h i o State senior linebacker Mark Stier was named most valuable player on the Big Ten cham- THE DAILY SENTINEL Notional advartlalng rapriMntoUve Botllnelli.Oallagh., Inc., 12 East , '4ht 5t,, New Yorll City, New Y.ark, Subacrlptlon rate1: Delivered by e.nta .., carrleo wflara available WMk; OIM )'ICJ In oclvaMI at the Dally Sentinel Office, $23.40_ Si,. ;:-wilmor 'ifV!~ Pedro; onantha, $11.70. .Three 1110ntha, $5.85. EUzabeth JC)]Iy, . !ltlllld_I!S_ Br Motor Route where carrier ,,,.. vic• nat avallollle: Dna INIIIth Sl.50. Mrs. Aldrew J. Miller, weu ... By moll: One ,.. .. $10.00. S/,. ntOntha ton; Wesley Rollback. Blacktork; $.5.25. mcontht S3.00. SubJC:rlp• Enos L. Domelly, Millwood, W, tlon pt/ce Include• Suotde,- Tin~H• •s There has been circulated in the towns ~ ~acuae and Mln- ersvUle, in regard to the former Evangel¥:al United Brethren Church In the town or &Yracuse (which is now a United Methodist Church by rea1011 of the lllioo of the Methodist Church IUid the Evangelical United Brethren Church into what 11 now T h e United Methodll! Church) that the church Is to be IOid and its doora closed immediately alter Jantwry I, 1969. AJ the ..ator ol said Church, I will ~e this -rtw1ity to informed me that as long as there are people attending t h e chorch it !rill not be sold, 8bandoned, nor the doora closed. I wiD also add this: No congregations, whether it be a former MethodiSt Church or former Evangelical United Brethren Church, will be forced to merge into one congregation . And the Cinal aay as to whether two congregations will merge into one COII8J'I!8ation !rill be 1n the hands ol die members of the eongregations involved. I hope tbla will BQllelch the rumor that the church II going to be aold and the doors sot the - • • right. · I called the Conference Su- eloAd.. j)llrlnteMent, Dr. Harold P, Dull, 'lbe Rev. Paul A. SIQII!r!nletldeni ol the Ohio Soutb- eut. Conference of The United Melbodiot Church, and he hu · Sellers, pastor, llfracuae United Methodist Church. Holzer Medical center: Visit-ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Par~ ents ly on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Mrs. William E. MorrlB, 13 Mill Creek Rd. i Miss Onella Cousins, 752 Third Ave.; Mrs. Kurt A Rutz, Rt. 2 Galllpolls; Mrs. Irvin L. Fellure, Eureka Star Rt.; Joe DeLawder, RL 2 · Bidwell; Ellis R Miller, Rt. 1 Palriot; Mrs. Keitll F. Roble, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mr1. Noah T. Clark, Rt. 2 Crown Cit;y; Mrs. Robert E. Fruth, Pl. Ple&BODI; Dennis II. Lamber4 Galli))Oils Ferry, W. VL; Mrs. Cole Staats, New Haven; Mrs. Rosa E. Bot.Well, Rt. 3 Leon, W. Va.;JohnM. Rlchud1on, Pt. Pleasanti Mn. Worth,y W. F1etcher, A p p I e Grove, W. VL; Mrs. Stanley & Heseon, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant; George H. Diddle, PortlaM; Gregory N. Wood, Rt. 1 Rutland; Gary F. Hysell, Rt. 4 Pmn&r01; Clarence L WWtams, W~ peJ; MrL Homer E. Jones, Rt. 3 WeUstoo; Mrs_ Herbert D. Cbilder1, Wellston; Mrs. Richard II. Meek, Columbus; Earl E. n,.. ,\oo>(n.t, .. ' vL pionship sqliad Monday nighL Sophomore ... .. • : • : ... :: .. , •• ~ SPECIAL!! USED •• • ._. ~ ,. : • ~ ",We Are A Gold Star Merchant" · SNOW TIRES ALL SIZE~ILACK PRICES START AT 4. OR WHITE quarterba.;:k Rex !'lo'll!fi?i "l.\'s i.iiiP!IMTtMjihy' by · ;>l*· SlgJ\'10 Alphi<'EjiiUon ·fraternll,y : ; :. ... ... ... d ... .. : : ~ : • for being t<v player in the Buckeyes' 45-21 homecoming wtn over Northwestern. The awards were made at the football appreciation banquet In the Ohio Union. C'J"ch woa1y lliyes told the crowd that "confidentially, I thou.ght I was a little better coach last year" when the Bucks nntshed 6-3, includl~ four straight wins to dose the aeason. Ohio State finished regular season play 9-0 this year. Discuss!~ this year's team, Hayes said, "Delenslvely, · it was .an extremely agile and competitive unit that was called ICJOn to stop some or the truly great backs in the country. "OIJensiYely, if our youngsters didn't beat you one way, they beat you another. We had more versatility this year. We don't only run 26 to the right. We run it to the left also." Ha,yes was referring to Ohio State's bread - and- butter pi~ off tacklel with fullback J I m Otis plUnging behind Dave Foley or Rufus Mayes. LOS· ANGELES (UPO - 'l'he Rose Bowl game between Ohio State and the University of Southern California recei!Jed a little early ~erbal jousting betwe\ln the nval coaches over which team should be ranked No. 1 In the nation. Coach John McKay ol the Trojans implied his team's schedule was tougher than that of the Buckeyes because Southern Caltrornla was playing Notre Dame this week. Woody Hayes was quoted as feeling Ohio State deserved to be No. 1: ' "H Hayes thinks his team Is No. 1 in the nation then maybe we shQuld cancel out this saturday's game with Notre Dame and let Ohio State plaJ them," McKay told the Southern California Football Writers Monday. Ohio State has not met the lrish since 1936 while the Tr~ jam1 and Notre Dame have met 39 times and rrequently with the national championship at stake. 1 'Nolre Dame Is • big and strong team and possibly the best offensive team in college rootball," McKay pointed out. •'They have had some problems against the forward pass but not ln handling the running game." McKay paid tribute to UCLA for an outstanding performance In the game with hls Tro.ilns am congratulated saturday Bruins Coach Tcm Prothro. Prothro felt his team turned in an excellent performance but Cell short in the final period ard lost 211-16. Roger Valdtserri, spokesman £or Notre Dame, said the Irish 95PiusTax s· . 'Guarantood ' e ., . ,......___________, •••••••• , Ill••: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •· Trust pension and truss are the com- I, SOulhrn cal 2. x-Ohio st 3. Penn st. (7-0-Zl 210 4. Georgia 5. x-Kansas 6. Texas 7. Tennessee 8. x-Arkansas 9. Notre Dune (9-1) 188 (7-1-1) !59 (7-1-ll 124 (9-1) 86 (7-2) 49 (6-3) 46 10 Oklahoma x-Completed season Second 10..11, Houston (31); 12, Purdue (26); 13, Michigan (20); 14. Oregon Stele (t6); 15, Alabama (9); 16, Missouri (8); 17, Ohio Univ. (3); 18, l-1orida State (2); 19, tie, Southern Methodist, Minnesota and Stanford {I), bomeheatto JONES SUSPENDED MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The Miami lleach Boxing Commission suspe- heavyweight Al Jones Monday ror rolling to fulnu his contract to !lght LooUs Martin 011 Nov. 12. Jonea, wh9 is unbeaten as a proCenlonal, said he mined the bout beeause ot the nu. Martin would have been his ftrst name OSifJC)nent. Mrs_ Alice B. Ga!fnoy, Ham L. Hortman, I!Qmtllld F, Krider, Mrs. Pearl Marldn, Mrs. Dew~' J, Ross, Mrl. WUlar.d W. WIOOCirUff, Mrs. J01eph R. Fields. and irlfart son, Mrs_ Wllllam F. well L. Watkins, Hamden; Mrs. POINTS (21) (9-0) 332 (13) (9-0) 321 (I) (9-0) 287 danger more serious problems,'" Kennelb said. "'l11e di~ rective I have luued shoWdmir~ ' imize such potential problems." Robert L. Broyles, Ray Fox, Joseph II. Ashby, AJhland, Ky.; monesl lypes of bridges. jor college football teams with rirst place votes and won- losttied · record in parentheses. (tenth week). TEAM KEENAN COMMUTES MIDDLE~ORT, '" 0. ' ' '~i!i15-24&0 ' PT, P.LEMANT I. VA. ' · or u., 19.i8 ~ 69 Souther~ TorBh~•>t~.Y:._ ,~~ " ~, , • c~ian''at ~me.~raw_ BIUf• -l'h Scotty ,, ~n· a Mki-Ohli> Valley Conferenco !oe. said K-...n practloo with ril!hl, in his &e<:Ond x~ "ith the TOI'ni~ i.oula · duri'!l!. U.,l ~ ~ Riel~ lligh Schooj: toamB 0! the JOte.' ·· · weeks but would ~m"" \fao!lil DII·t'.lllt " ~!•'"·t.' ' . 11. Tarkenton is the third leading passer in the NFL behind Don Meredith of the Dallas Cowboys and Bart Starr o£ Green Bay. Hayes Is Top Scorer (UPO ~ Eivin YORK NEW Hayes, the former Houston University All America now in his rookie season with the san Diego Rockets, took over the trwJividual sc.:oring lead in the National BaskelbaH Association toda) on the strength of a spectacular three-game spurt. Hayes scored 15 points against Seattle, 39 against New York and 37 against Philadelphia In successive games to raise his season point total ro 591 and his average to 31.1 ' points a game. Bob Rule of Seattle ranks second with 566 points although his 23.6 average is lower than third..place Dave Bing or Detroit as well as several other players ln the top 10 Bing has Sl.'ored 536 points in 18 games for a29.8 average. EarJ Monroe of Baltimore is fourth with 531 points and a 26.6 average and Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles with 523 points and 29.1, Wilt Olamberlain or Los Angeles leads in field goal percentage with 148 for 226 and a 655 percentage; La r ry Siegfried of Boston leads in tree throw percentage with 78 or 90 for 867; Nate 1'hw-mord of San Francisco leads in rebounis with 399 and Len Wilkens or Seattle is No. 1 in assists wlth 203. .,.. ,.. • ~ \ "' \ - FIGIIT RESUL'I'S Press International CARACAS, Venezuela (UP() Alfredo Marcano, 124, Venezuela, knocked out calvin Woodland, 126, Waohiqton, D. C, (I); carloa uMorocbo" Hernandez, 147, veoezuela, tmoeked out German Gallelboodo, 146, Columbua (6). B1 United BREAKS BONE '1'0 RON'I'O (U PO - AI BaldIng, the individual winner or the recent World (\C) Golf championship ln nome, broke a bone ln hls back while U!ti~ weights Molliay. .., The injury was known as a 11 stress fracture" and 1t tn.vOtv~ ST. LOUIS !UPO - Larry e<l no displacement or the bone. . Ke.,,nl~ a left Wi!lJer, was shiP-- Balding, 44, lo elii>Ooted to be .t pod{ to Kanoaa Clt.Y •• the~ 'ready for the .U.S. tour which · Hocke1 LeaguO by lhe st. LoU!• starls 'sbuiitr, 18ft, 992-5186 when or . T. Angles, WOllam G. Barker, The arch. cantilever, sus- NEW YORK tUPO - The UnitPress lnterrational top 211 ma- .,If bench players get Involv- . I Large alii infant son. cup oi ·J:Offee • da)'- Giveil' :you· • ,.. "break.n PhoM ' CITY LOAN ~------.--... 67 Mustang GT 2 Dr. Fastback .......... .$2195 390 V-8 engine, 4 speed trans., radio, mag wheels, dorL: blue with blue int ., 1 owner. Reol sharp. . , Kanno City f"' I" galiles.-·• "' "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business'' Cadilla<-Oidomobile 992·5342 Pomeroy, Ohio • 1n can two red candles only 10c with any purchase Your Ashland dealer says '"Happy Hoi iday Decorating" with these hand·dipped red candles. They are smokeless, dripless, colorfast and handsomely packaged. You get two 12'tapered candles ... a 45< value, for only 10( with any purchase at a participating Ashland Service Station, while the supply lasts. Look for the "TWIN CANDLE" sign and drive in soon . In NBA College Ratings ed in Ooor fights there ls a great Discharges George W. Allen, Mrs. Archie Hartwi& KiUs HW; Mrs, Max· took lull advantage of a bye last week to prepare ror the game with USC and he s a I d Coley O'Brien had been work~ ing at quarterback and might be switched to that position. The Irish had been filling in for injured quarterback Terry Hanratty wilh Joe Theismann. O'Brien rormerly alternated with Halll'alty at quarterback. "We elq)ect to have our problems stoppirw; 0_ J. Simpson; we didn't stop him last year," said VaJdiserri, recalling that Slmpson's three touchdowns ac· counted for the Tro.\anll' win · last .. ~on at South Be~, Ind. ~ the Browns race the New York Giants at the stadium. They will be up against the Giants' outstanding quarterback Fran Tarkenton. Tarkenton threw three touchdown passes against the Los Angeles Rams 9mday but was unable to carry the entire load as the Giants were dereated 2 4- game_ CITY ICE ,AND FUEl··~CO. 12:43 p,DL Moolay, Its hand• lull thio to participate in a fight or other Mrs. carl E. Smith, Langovllle, daug!lter, 7:49 Lm. Mono co, Rt. 1 Nort}q), aon, 5:06 p. m. Montlo)'; Mra. Robert E. Fruth, Pt. Plell&am, aon 7:41 p. m, Monday; Mrs, WW!am E. Morris, 13 Mill Creek Rd., son. ing total to 27. Ben Davis, Ernie Kellerman and Jim Houston were the defenslve players who temporarUy turned the defense into the gains! th Ea 1 Daoaense a e g es. vis leads in interceptions for the Browns this season with seven, two shy of Tommy Jones• 1950 haul. The defensive Wlit will have Incidents that occur durirw a Blrtha day; Mrs. Richard B. Meek, Columbus, daughter, 11:55 Lm. Mondo)'; Mr11- Kermit M. Ci&- passes to run their league~ead- FINES THREATENED NEW YORK (1JP0 - Natioral Basketball Assocladon Commissioner Walter KeMedy h a s threetenud to slap $100 fines on any player who leaves the bench 55 POMEROY HOME & AUlO 606 E. MAIN ST. 992·2094 POMEROY, 0. ·. EXPERT WHEEL .ALIGNII!ENT ln three consecutive B081100S and a generally wtstaoding day for quarterback Bill Nelsen, it was a defeMin day for the Browns. The defense ha& come up i with the ball and turned t over to the offense regularly this season. &mday, the defensive unit intercepted three USC Has Tougher Schedule--McKay Stier Named Most valuable I ·TH61J111/1 TN£ WINT£~ IJN The Cleveland Browns had the day off Monday after their lopsided 47-13 victory Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles at the stadi um. Despite Leroy Kelly becoming only the third man in National Football League history to top 1 000 yards per season rushing ' L••!~~!..21~NIT!RE .... ,........._.__________________ _ I CLEVELAND (UP() _ I~---------------~ CORRECTION 1 I tho II KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR SALES eloe'l'' .... ;n.e Lorey (Wn MDrrls) ~llmatls booked the stork scribble their . . . The 1~ bout191e <XI E. 80th clo !nine trilla. Whara wrong lrith looklttg like a man? - FROM NORTHERN NEW JERSEY Dear Helen: rm going with a fellow la S nut about hltnllns and ilohing. We are plam!ng on marrlage next year but rm not so sure. He goes target 8hootlng, doesn't call until he pta home, and thOtt expects me to be r..W Itt 10 mlllltes. Last weekend be didn't show up at all. He claims he w a a thrown in ~ Friday nil!ld and ke)ll there until Sunday. llhlttk he Is lying to me. He just went w...,., ~ EttiJlsll, Jltn Crow. JoM Krawac:Z)'Il; third row, Wayne Well, Jim Morris, Mike Grate, Dick Qualls, Dave Boyd, Randy 'l'rlPpleU, Kenny Hollman, Lam Lemley, J o h n Ritchhlrt, Harry Slawter, Mike Custer, Harold Whitei back rt:Ni, Chuck Hannahs, manager; Randy Williams, Bob Snowden, Roger Abbott, Mike Williams, stan Coates, Jim Wainer, Steve Van Meter and Randy Beeker, manager. Grover Studio Photo O'Brien, Dann,y Abbott, Jim SWatzel, Lynn Black, Jon Kloes, Mickey Childa, Rocky Williams, Dennis Ault, Jeff Werry, Max WhiUateh; secoOO row, John Smith, Mike Barr, Tom Hoctner, Mlke Young, Roy Vaughan, Demis Hackett, for no doti>t males; tranaporent vltiYI ... '!bey can't bury their billa'. .iumll suito, Pl!ler Und Hayes, starring Wlldest cltaoe Itt tmm - tow now In ul.overs," relleetecl at trucks on - s . eopedaithe Callie Barab restaurant beJ.y out Itt Qu...., rae!ng lo beat .-a that many of I he cr.W of the Air Force WW D each other tltrouab redllghts, pe- . show 11 W!Dged Vlctoey'' are off destrlaus, ete., to aet to - k behind lboae great bill -Ualrta ed and llalletl cars flrot .... in the li<y: oil dead . - are Ita They're alerted by radio. THE COMMONEST QUFSI'ION Dear Helen: Pm a Junior in high school, am five feet ten lncbes, weilb 165, and am not bad Ioolt!ng, but Pm CODl(lletely tlateJess] Ev01')' ooce Itt a while a girl wave• to me or something, but rm too bashful to iD over and talk to her, or even wave back. l can talk to I!UYS oi<By, but i gueBB I just don't know to approoeb a girl, ru [I1'0babl.y never get ~ nerve to ask me for a date. Any UP TIGIIT -u less ...., flllwkrJ. . . - · 8o - . . . - MEIGS TEAK - eoodl Clllrleo aa , •• lllllp Me 11 r u team firdahed Its season with an overall 5-4--1 slate. Members ot the 1968 squad were, front row" lett to right, DeiDii& Weber, Elbert WUliams, Pat nor? ThOiiilier dllbed udly and said, why Wally Scblrra - w h o 11 lese, - .. arrival II oxpocted momentarily. Cut members are RJc:k Handley, Debbie Soyre, Nina Smith, John Calandroa, Steve Wilson, Paul Dick, Margie Crllbtree, Llnda Burcham, Roberta llelb, Jim Ramey, Tom Hujlk, R o &: e r RouJh, S;ormy See, Debbie Cottrlll, L.Ym Hartley, Sblrley Dalton. SbMient directors are Charlene Lund and Curtis Shhm; stage manager is Mike Grubb and the ilirector is Miss Opal Rose. This Week's K&V Speci•lll derwent tllll'gery at St. Vltteent's el. lsades .... 1be Beatles' t u .it e lliOIIhJe )II'Oscrlptlotls - ally ''but altnl,l's t;ypothelrbUio" plans Conservation: Everybody's Problem CEDAR LAKES - COOservaUon is everyboc\y' s problem, not only the rarmer's, an Ohio conservationist told approximately 2oo people at the 22nd amual dinner meeting ot the Western Soil Conservation District at Cedar. Lakes FF A..f'HA Camp at Ripley, W. Va. Mcnday evening. The guest spMkerfortheevent •was Paul A. Dodd, Project Coordinator or the Buckeye llllls ReIOUJ"C:B Conservation and Development Project of Caldwell, Ohio. wal BY JACK O'BRIAN 40 _,_, 88!> .... Texas Gtilnan NEW YORK - Dr. I'IIIIWBial· was In It .••• What tribute berg, most famous tranoplanted - to a star: •Eila•s. Nigh~" to the heart ..lien!, sisnod with I b e great Ella Fi1288l'ild, Doe. l at WOllam Morris lheairleal apn- the N. Y, Colt.tm; OYO>iboob ey for repreaesutlon: first a from the mayor ... 11)) will be PI', ' PLEASANT _ "'I' hey GaYe Him a Co-ed" is the Utle for the amual Junior <.:lass plfl¥ or pt, PiealiBIII HighSchool which wlll be preaented on Dec. 19 in the hlgfl school gym bogiM!ng al 7:30 p.m. 1be play, written by John Nash, Is a comedy o1 college llfe with the setting in a lounge ln the college asBembly buildIn& and the tcpic of the hour Ia the new Dean oe the col- ~)t' · J.,.. ·u. '/.L Ashland The Industrial Resources Company .. , ,, .. ,.,, �' ' ' Soqilnoi,P~---·~o.. n.o• • No-ber26,1968 " . ~'< r . . ,·· ·,· ,.·.~~~~,~~ , :. · ai·ns. InSe···c;.:_·on·d, · S p · o· :t ···. . . . .;.: ,· U .·.· Re·m · ·· · · ' ;.,_u · on ,., • . ,-. ' ' ' ¥~, ' 1' ~'lin I' ., ' NEW YORK (IJP0- Notre iluio win, ·• on, de<ldo the -~- ~IO!IohiP. . . Tho F'_..l_ Jiloh, picked by ,... - 1!0 the lop teem In tl1e •tl•esl'l¥1nthoseuon,were upoet twlre 11111 sidetracked in ' IIIO>i; their itteQt lor lloe oaUoOII ehUni>lonsh(p. But Soturdly they get tholr cilance to decide ~P ,.....,, __ , n1-• II ••~n An or.-...-• s ·~· nnked Irish Pia¥ SOuthern Cnllfornia, lloe oaU...'s No. 1 tllm. J_ ., 1 W 'ollo ~ unbeaten Ohio Universl"' (10.0) Cljlluri~ 17th. Florldo Stote was 18th willo Soulhern Molloodlsl, Stonlord 100 MI...,. soli Ued CCX' 19th. ParSO(I(tlan can weD remem- ber the November ofter~ In ,..... Notre .6 took h' ,_cc. ,., ·r_lhree 19 4 when he IS w-ten secCNid •..,ltnucldowns, .,.)Ill Notre DUne team to Loa .,..,11111 ~th "'" I!U two Angeles to try to sew 141 the ml ...teo remolnllWo · and · tho ..ttono~ chanqllonshlj> In Ito nolfOiool. IItie ..tiJi II> Alalloli>o. Onol •h·r a 17.0 • ..:.olto·"'-lhe ii.,;·.... •• ~·Udl 1111 game.~w- I CINCINNATI (UPO - Cinch,. before they go to work with the Jet& Dec. 8, 11111 If lloey con ..tt Bengols Head Cooch Paul player& In p~roUorl lor next pull oiut a Ylctoey to one o1 Brown looked at ftlm5 or Sun-. Sunday's contest in Boston with theJr last two games they ean close out Uoe Tntners sold MoiKII.Y 11oe team was in better shQe than 11 hos been ener all)' game this aeasOIL · No irUurles were reported and none of .the players eCIIII.pll.tned. ers. 11oe "I ' m dt sappolnted .~~ " way ""played, rully, •• Broom commented. "1 think chis team 1 u• COaklaOO) played better this time than they did out there (In Oakland). By the same t.,. ken, we pl~·ed a poorer [if] pme." In their tlrst mecti~ earlier this year, the Raiders beat Cincinnati 31-10 The Berpls coaching staCf will look at more ftlms ed VIS MOV 'f,0 Land Assl8•tantship L. Pet. GB 5 . 7~,Q2 56 .667 . 72 2I 0 44 6 Detroit · · · · · · · 8 1 .i New York ..•.•. 8 13 .381 7lf2 Milwaukee . w~s: 13 .278 9 SCORES W. S L. Pet. GB 737 Los Angeles · · · 14 · San Francisco .. 10 9 .526 1 476 Atlanta · · · · · • 10 1 · San Diego ..... 9 10 .474 Chicago · · · · · 7 14 ·333 Seattle • · · · · · 8 17 .320 9 Phoenix · · · · · S 11 .312 n~ Monday's Results Seattle 123 Milwaukee 113 (Only game scheduled) TuesdaJ"'s Games San Diego n. Detroit at Baltimore Atlanta at Baltimore Los Angeles at New York PhUadelphia at Phoenix Chicago at Seattle (Only games sche6Jied) s . GTO Stolen, Found (Only gamo• scheduled) Entirely Stripped PT. PLEASANT - Horry R. Knapp, Jr., ol Mason, reported to authorities that his 196S GTO was stolen sometime early &mMASON BOWLING CENTER day morning. Week End.ll1f No\'. 23, 1968 The car was spotted by a hunt.. SUNDAY MIXED er in the TNT area Monday noon (Standings not avoilable) and when the Sllerlfl's department investigated, UJe car was MERCHANTS LEAGUE 1. Sisk; 2. Mason Co. Banki found to have been completely 3. G. 0. Roush alld Sons; 4, MU- slrlpped, including the transmisler•s Ins.; 5. W.O. W.; 6. Siders sion. Tile matter Is under Inns~ Supplyj 7. w. Va. NatiolliiGuard; Ugation. 8. Pantasote. High Game - R. Mason - 237. High Series - M. Roush - 574. Market Report SPORN 1. ReJects; 2. Davis Shift; 3. C Sllift; 4. Trippers; S. A Shift; 6. King Plna, High Games - C. Yeager, 225i High Series- s. Haggerty, 584. MEN'S INDUSTRIAL 1. Burton's Sunoco; 2. coc ... COla; 3. Rickman; 4. Tom R u e MOC.Oni 5. J.K.M.; 6. Waddell & Reed; 7. SL Joseph; 8, A.B.C. Cleaners. High Game - H. Miller, 223; Hljtl Serie1 - II. Miller, 578. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK HOGS - 190-220, 18.50i No. 1, 18.75j 220-240, 18. 25; 240-260, 17.75; 266-280, 17.25; 180-!90, 17.75; Sows, 13.65-15; Boars, Jl.fi5-l2.10; Stock Hogs, 14.2517; Pigs by the Head, 9.50-13. CATTLE 614 head; Good to Choke Steers, 27_ - 27.85; Good, 25.50-26.85; StaiKiord Steers, 23.50-24.50i GoOO Heifers, 25.25-26; Standard, 21-23; Good Cows, 17.20-18.40; Utility, 14.85-16; camer and Cutter, 14d0wn; Bul1s, 19.40-24.10; Good Stock Cat t Steers, 24.50 28. 70; Heifers, 22-25.25. OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK Gallipolis, Ohio November 23, 1968 HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs., 17 to 18; 220 tn 250 lb,., 17to 18; Light 16 to 18; Fat Sows, 14to 16; stags, 12 to 14; Boars, 10 to 14; Sows STEELWORKERS and Pigs. 60 to lDOi Shoats, 6 to L 1'11Js>eni 2. f'errosi 3. Nuts 14. . " ~ts; 4. Beatlelj 5. Duds; 6. CA.TTLE - Steers, 20 lO 2Gi Sldp•; 7. S.trwen; S.. Bombers. lleirers, 18 to 24; Baby Beef, 20" HIP Game- Geo. Roush, 230i to 26.50; Fa.t Cows, 14 to 18i Canlllf! ~riea -H. Whitlatch, 574. ners, 12 to 14i Bull s , 18 to ::2i WEDNESDAY MIXED Milk Cows, 100 to 200. 1. Try Harda; 2. White & NelVEAL CALVES - Tops, 38.50; son; 3. Leftovers; 4. Sayre & Seconds, 30 to 3!i; Medium :!~ 10 Ttnn~m; 5. Gi-Jo's; 6. Hits & 32; Com. & Hvs., 25 to 34i Cull !I, Mlpesj 1. Sons-().Guns; 8. Hy- 20 to 24. · For's. · SHEEP - Ewes & Lms, 5 to {WOitien) Hlah Game: L. 10; Stock Ewes·, 5 to lO; FatSh(.>ep, JUchlnlaon, 113; Hieh Series; f to 10; CuDs, ·1 to 5; Bucks, 4 A. White .nd Gilmore, 45:;. to lOi F•t Wethers, 5 to 10. Oleo) - lllth Game: D. IIWer, LAMBS - Tops, 23,50; Sec. 2f4; HJ.ch Sltrie1 - D. Miller, ond11, 20 to 22; Light Wts., 18 to 50. 20; Common, 12 tn 18. a 2 Color Films Shown IWLA PI'. PLEASANT - The Ma· board oC Jzaak Walton leagues. Chris Bauer was named alternate. Mohr announced the state Board has accepted an invitation or the local ctlapter to hold the spring meeting of the state Board In Pt. Pleasant In 1969. The group voted to increase tile annual membersh1pduesrrom $7 to $7.50 per year and plans were discussed for the merri>erahip drive which wlil be concluded with a venison dinner, the venison being donated by Chris Bauer. New officers are Mohr, president; Gail Faires, vice presidentj R&lmond Selby, 2nd vice president; C. L. Head, secretary, and Clair Cheuvront, treasurer. The chapter meets on thethlrd Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Krodel Park elubr house. Lewis Allen Named top maJor collqe- team, ripped. PIUoburiih 6&-9. Pollee Investigate . OU Sta.-«ers ':IJ • _ ~isi"T~ son County Chamber ol C o mmerce. The girls will present a molloer-daughter slngat7:30p.m. In Gunn Park M 4th Street willo Girl Scout and Christmas carols being presented. Begins on Friday PT. PLEASANT - The Christmas season will ofJ'Ielally get IDlderway Frldsy, Nov. 29, wilh a parade llorough downtown !'Oint Pleasant and the arrival of Santa Claus, who will pass out treats to the children. The 6:30 p.m. parade will begin at the Old Jr. High School and proceed down Main &reel to Third Street and onto VIand Street up to Gum Park where Santo will distribute hlo goodIes. The Christmas lights 1ft the clt,y will also be turned 111 at this time. ' • i~.:~:r : • I ~· ' • , · reou llo11dl1 o!lltriUol, tneludlna: a c.....-. eaaeert at z p.m• .., Doc. 15, Melp - Mr. 11111 Mrs. William Stan'" n111>1 at tma. lly..,.eilto~ucpalld~i ·CIIlholt'i' ~··~iiUiqf ~ . , ,._ ~....._. tllere aloo _,_u • bciYI ' .. , ... .lind~ ~· ,..._,. Ohio Unl..rsi\Y report& ed to Pod< 2t0. ora. ~- 11 IIIII 70 members of lloe fatui\)' Her .......... recontly .' .• 11111 stall ho'" lnllcoted on 1,.. edlloJoScouiTroop2391niMIII~ ville IJIOIIBOred bJihe ~a...· • -· !oreal In accepUng apeold,. en. · 1 ~' _ Churdo 'ot Cllrlst Wilen_ Jim 11 .. · ~~-~ _.,enls before commwdf.l' worldoli '!" lloo river, J 1 .......,. durl,. the 1968,.69 ochoal or-•lhe troop holpi-Cerl'7· : ~' : ; .'. 11111 year. IIIII ~ · JIIV ,v.., .' ;. .. !:.,':,":~ lairs, educatlonol concerns, buslneos 11111 oclenllfic Issues, aooo var 1~.. .. ~ or !pee1a1 or academ 1e 1 H' '' ' BvKE .. Manicure Foundation · •'"'.·· II,IPON itiCIUifO .. ,··~·-( A--• ~""""•~ ~:.:.= •:1 ~~";!: d maaleare laol loacer ••d . , PI'• PLE'""· .. proloelora overly damage ~.. - -.,Po- lrterests. ,.nlebe<l porouo, . lice tmeltlpted 1 minor two servtee clubs, school& and or~ •.U frvnf the polaJblllty of vehicle mlahap MGDdQ 10:10 gardzations irterested tn book- , beeomlal dlleolored by -L•---' ' (I ,. R--....sl••tn IIIII vJdetl AmY f. '••"w • I ror CRAWLER Size 4% • 8 Width Dand E ~$4.99 N FALSETEETH 10oM,.._ BOX Whore :.hoot w bnlth..lee 10\11' deDU.t ftl\llaltJ. Get PASTIITB at au dr\11: cxnmten. ..'1.~ W!LUA fi7 s PA INTS EXCELLENT :: .. · . •·\ '· ( .- . ·- ... ~~ · u ·t ftt'.... " .;,. .. ,.,. · fl.,~ . .. ·...... 1 .!l1 ·;~n."lO u WALL "!f.~ :TJ'li'! :.f":g h(" :• ,IT.tl .. > - ,, . .. rices E .,.• • -..--.. .--. :: -- are an ever I dllt Walton, Mr. Uld lira. Mro. Rldllrd R..., aiod Lorl New President Minister Unit . The Rev. A E. MIUer was elected preoldent of the Syrocun Mlnloterlal Alloclltlon 1ft a recent meell,. at the ._e of ReY. WeiKieU stuttler, reUrlng J'lntaldent. Rev. Miller is pastor of lloe Syracuae Church of the ; putor ol tile SyractUO United ••• ••• •'• ldathodiot Church . ,was elected ncretaQ .; tnlaurer. The Chri-s !!leeU.. Ia to lie a corry -In- diMer, wllh 111!1 place to lie decided ~ the wives of the mlnlotera. The Union '1'11onl<q1YI,. service will be hold lithe s,neuse United Methodlot ' ••• •• ' i •• ~ ,. .•• Nuarene. Rev. Pili .A... SeUera, w...._.,, NoY. 27, at 7:SO p.m. A rei!OI.Ucm 11>11roved by the mlnlsWI reods as follows: "lltollllllldo as the !edaral law IQI that .all baaS.saas are to be oqoal qoportunlt;y lor lair 110 !aed to ........ • port enforcement 1 infntiterlll aaiOClatlan." -J<vment. ...... or *' eo KINO •DWAIID Allr.nu·• .,..,..., s.Hiltf Sings on Sunday Topic of Club CHANGE PURSE BUDGET SHOP · We're not putting you on. The thi~g is been.tu~iling us on. e~ more over the years. Efficient operat1ons and .vour tncr.ea~ uut~ h~ , hel~ keep the pricl! of electricity low, Yoi{~JOY electnc...Y •n.alt· k_W!.~,}t _ ;: wonderful new ways. and you pay less per, Rtlowatt hour h!lf!lln O~to:'~~n • • ever before. With what's been haP.pening to the ~ost of almqst ev;rytlllns else ... that makes electricity today:s ~ilt· bargaihl • .· '' .. ·" :you:ve ftlar• fallow. . '•, ., ' j . Monon1""1! '""'' ~~ ' \)hi~ £(11011 toil!panf ·. D;f!io ~r cdmp.ny .~. !hi lol•do .!djson ~"~.·~- The Cinclnn1ti Gas & Electric 'Comptny Tile Cletillnd Electric lllun'li;;ltinR Company Coluftlbus and Southern OhiO £1ettric Com~nv The Dayton PI\Wer and Liaflt Company . Ptoviding low co~t. roliwbl~ ' . ,, ' . ,.,.,g, to 8 millftJn _ , . . ... . . ' .I. ; ''( 'J ~ . ~ESDAY ..... Tile. MEIFS. Tue- , w...... llllb the . w.._ ~~ - , . awama atarl . . Sa.-n~ r.l.. . 10 .' Oo lbla·~;~ hiltorJ! 'h, '' ...' - ·v...... Taylors Announce 6:30p.m. DREW WEBSTER FOil 39 Jilllor Alixlllary, ·7:30 111m. ~­ do,y. Toke old Chrlstlhas -...s Mr. alld Mrs. David Taylor, for vateranshoapbalparty scrap- canton, ·are announcing the birth book. · of their first child, a daughter, CIVU. DEFENSE program 7:30 Crystal Dawn. born Nol'. 16 at p.m. Tuesday at. American Le- the Holzer Medical Center. She gloa llall, lllc4Pe. weighed nine pounds. . .LAJliES AUXU.IABY, FeeneyMr, 11111 Mrs. Roymo~ WalB - FOil 128, Amerlcaa Le- burn of HomUton St., Mldfl!et>ort, gion, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the 11111 Mr. 11111 Mrs. Merrul TayMlddl;oport holl. Junior amdllary lor. ot Polneroy, Route 3 are the memberl wtU meet at 7 p.m. craqarents. Daniel Harrtsonor COUNTY Riding Cllb, Potrt Pleasant, W. VL, iaagreat. T..,., 7:30 p.m. at the home grandfather. o1 E. J, HOI, Flalwoods Reed. Piau w1U be 1ftl\llo lor tile annual bonquol !II Jan~ • BASKET omo ETA PHI CftiPter, 7:30 Mro.AWARDED Freda Davio ol La~¥:s­ Tueldlly nlgl1l: II the Coi1011bua vUle was awarded the basket of ooo Soutliern blolo Electric Co. fruit giV\In away at lhe Rullond aoclal roun; 1\t>.POnnre pariJf volunteer · firemen's amual tur.to !ollow; 1 box lor Vlai110J11 wUl key dlmer Thursday nighL Tho he pi'epored. large basket o1 fancy assorted BOY . SCOUT Troop 245, parlrulta aoo .... ... dolated to onto 11111 bofa, to meet at 7 p. the nre dopartlnent by Empire m. tonight at lhe Feeney Be... Produce, Perkersburg• nett Poat 128, American IActon, hOpoe to dlscu11 lllture plant. P A$ MATRONS, Pomeroy w1U "'lJJO''<XIIetlerool Ambrooe Cbapter 183, O.E.S. Bierce. nlght II 8 p.m. II tho homo ol 1'1IUIIQ)A~ Mra.-llQird. POTLUCK FELLOWSHIP dlaWEDNESDAY • ner, 6 p.m. 'lllur*, at-..B~ SALE, llropr otoro, lnr Slor United llfolhodlll Churelo. POIIItt'Of, bell...... Jt 11 o.m,, l'rolram wUI tollolr• oponoored by tloe Piliuoroy 7llo ANNUAL 'l'111Dk1c1Yilll doaee Day ~11 Chordo. / . Tllur• • I to 11 p.m. allfelp llfMa Tho . '· ._ \ '. . Ill 17U'"' I'!'o~ ~, · .....,_, • 1111 ;-~ ~ · .. I .. W. .,"'""'-lei 1\'J" of ail~h~ '". II!, HIP w1U Adml.. ..... -.--... - Athlette Aun, ~ to potilc:, JQI IIIK I ' • Jtz 111.... '1$ eeniJL , SATURDAY A RllH SCHOOL dance .JIOrf.l', oponsored, Soturcl&Y, , , altlrll,. ot 8 p.m. at lho Melp . . Cl"', 7to Jualor High, audltorlmnln PcmeIC- al 1111 1!01!10 · ~~,D... 'f<J¥: The ~t.Y• wW-eme..; ~!':,;:"\'"""-, Virginia Dade \ bought a new hat with the m~y she saved on her flameless electric dryer Virginia Dade of Loulsville, Ohio compared; "I shopped both kinds of dryers and with the features I wanted the electric model was about $36 less ... enough to buy a new hat with money left over. 1feel I got it as a bonus." Model for model, flameless electric dryers offer more for less money. Avel1lie operating cost? About Ra mont~. Move~~ to a flameless electric clothes drye1. See your appliance deale! ' .. then go shopping for that speciali hat• ' ·: . ' fdc()lloq ., '!- ·<U.S.~~ ,, ' a . Your Ohio FDectrtc 0~~~· . as ·' quarter. 1'111 mo1'1!1111: otero ore oad· J~ter,' .. :• Mld!lleport )'Wth. LADIES AUXILIARY, Drew Wel>ater Post 39, Amerlc111 Le-' at post homo beglntilns with a potluck dlnnor at tliln. " • ' . Ill -,, •• .' . ' ' •-J"; ,., ·" CRANBERRIES PoT,\TOf~ ALL YOU'LL NEED IS YOUR church. Refreshments of punch School, wedThe mOCNI 11 · 1ft Ita ant c1o,y ~~ irion 8 to 11 p.m. It ·,. c~, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Children's Grooming Hints and cookies were aerved by the Tho Almonte \ By United Preso lnltnatlonol Tooll.l' II 1Uoldlly; Nov. 26, Tli~ llUco - · tho 331ot ~ at 1968 wllh to oored 11y 1111 SOpllom4re cla11 of For TIGIIIS ea11 ••• 6. 49 tal . Is Conducted i~~~~~~~~~~~ Birth of Daughter Is Elected by Jett&•••a• hnetela ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER 992·5611 Roy RllliiM, Jfl!. Uld 91orrl, lhe Rev. 11111 Mrs. Glen llllea, Jell, Becky, .... Muk: llr..... Mra.Karl Kroutter. Kim .... KeUb, ""' • BO~RO AHO WOOD WALLS Jewel Degree -n, n • • PLASTER, MASONRY ' ~'l~ A special olferiDg Cor the KUml at the M4unl Moriah llopllat Leproaorl..., In Ugaoxll, Africa Church_ wm be taken It the annuaJ communlt.Y Thanklglvlng service ~ mer pastor of the MDUIIt Morilh · .00 chaplain altho Galioe hold at 7:30 Wednesday nlglli Churdo, The Rev. Nyle lor• lli>otls State lnsUtute, .tolled the leprosarium tl1lo past •""'"'""· He wiD comment on the needs ·a nd work there before the of,. terlng Ia taken. ~ker for the senice will be the ·Rev. Audrey MlDer, pastor of lloe Middleport Churdo ol the N4zarene. other miniatera participating wUI be lloe Rev. ,.Hints Cor Groom~' was the Max OOIIahue of Heoth Methodist tq)ic of the November meetlna Cllurch; the Rev. Charles Si~ of the Future Homemakers Club o! SOuthern Local Higll School. Mrs. Marie Leadinghun or Marie's styling Post, Syracuse, discussed hair care and styllng. She was assisted in her presen-tation by Linda Johnson, an em~ ployee at the Post MakeLWJ and proper application was discussed by Mrs. Jane ClelYOU VISIT and, Avon cosmetic representa~ live. Miss Johnson did a complete make'-'> and hair styling ' demonstration. cle .... ' WHITE AMO COLORS Arthur Miller prellded altho meeU., ol111111 wbldo Ume It was · - to buy • xylophone. The baiM1 Hlllllool woo ODIIOIIIIC· ed ror April Uld It was deddThe bond w1U morch Ill two ed that nrat on<1 seCCNid yeor ~a .......... tile- tl111 members wi.IJ receive letteni SolurdQ' at and t h e MiJndoy OYeollll ..,. 1ft Mlddle- tl1lrd yeor girls will receive charma, alld tile boy a, tie tockl; port. On tloe lut day ol · · - 11111 the !ourth yeor member• w1U belore CbrtJtmaa vaeatloo the aenlor baDd will present a con- be given trophies. Old . baDd unllorma ol Rutland, cert In the ..........., and Uoe Jwo.. Mlddleport, Uld I'Omeroy are oo sale lor $5 ·esch lor a complete wolf«m. It wu noted ttuot the bond will have the eat1re concession at the bukotbtil pmea. Notes ol thar*a are to be aent to Mayor' The ritual ollloe Jewel de8ree Charles Lelor, I'Omeroy Fire was conducted tor Ta.na Simon~ Department for use of tables, 1m by lhe XI Camnuo Mil Chap- 11111 Jod< Ambrose lor providlor ol Bela . Spoo 1'111 Soror- Ing Ice lor the pmes, bond din1\Y &l1day n._, at the home ners and partie&. Next meeting of lloe Boostera of Mrs. Yvome Seally . will he 1ft Jonusry. Mra. Barbara Betzing, preal~ dent, read the ritual and was aa~ Choir slated in the presentatloo by Mra. Pearl Welker, Mrs. Mildred Karr, and Mrs. Rose Sluon. For the sodel hour which followThe children'& choir of the ed, M:ra. Betting preatded at Ule Middleport H e 1 t h Methodist sliver tea service. Church sang Sunday during the Attending besides lloooe namBible school hour. Sol't parts ed were Mrs. Mary Caroi.Yn Wil- were taken by Kellee Burdette, ey, Mra. Stirley Beegle, M r a. Becky Fultz, April Fraser, Mer~ Teresa Swatzel, Mrs. Clarice ilee· Cassell a I'll sandra JohnsoiL Krautter, Mrs. Marpret Foil~ The groltJ, directed by Mrs. rod, Mrs. Lee Lee, Mrs. A n n Bernard Fultz, sang "Praise Ye Rupe, Mra. Nellie Brown, Mrs. the Lord.'' and "ComeYeThank~ Reva Vaughan, Mrs. Norma Ami· tul People Come." A rehearsal bary, Mrs. Vera Crow, Mrs. Vel. wUI be held at 3:30 p.m. Wed· ma Rue, Mra. Jean Morgan. nesday at the church. lhe Leprosarium Offering Will Be pre- ...... the . Held by Circle • . TEXTURE PAINT JICerS Boollera Mllllcllly bl8lo seiM>ol cole- --· . Potluck Dinner Htlolbly l'rococl MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Kiwanis President r Qfl· t ho " Sub-District · Church ''/,? ',.,., ' I . r i :: HERVI/ IJ ew Elected by . ' l PI', PLEASANT - AD election of officers ci the local Kiwanis Club Cor 1969 was held with Lewta Allen elected pres~ ldenl to succeed oul.going preoldent Vltua Hartley, Jr. Others elected to serve rdth Lewis In 1969 were Kemeth W. Robinson, first vice president; Larry Phillips, second vice president and ~rwood Costen, aecretary4reosurer. Elected to the boerd ol directors were William J. BWI'ington, Todd Mayea, Chester Roush, Vitus Hartley, Jr., James HeU and Larry Pllllll!>o. Fla. arrived Mro. Stonobury wUI return to F1orldo Friday with her son. Roy Snowden, Rutltmd; Louis CADETtE T-ROOP 185 Oab«ne, Pom8roy; C 1 r r o 11 A tour . or the court house to learn •bout the ft.mctlona or county Snowden alii aons, steve an:l Lar\• . .,neloonent·no taken recently b.r members of Middleport COdette r7, Golllpolls, attended the Ohio Stole - Mlchlpn 1-U game ·.·. Troop 185. 1 1M Jirll were accompanied by Mrs. WallUe 'Powers and Mrs. tn Columbus Sllturday. Amette ¥ Fred Gtbbs. Jr., leaders. Judge John C•. Bacon, Court or CommOII Snowden accompanied them to t PJals, conducted the tour ~ the omces uxl eJPlained legal pro- Columbus and spent the day nstt[:. cedures. ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles SimpThe scout ~re lllken to the Blue and Grey for ice cream pro- kina and daughters, Charla and f by , HoiJanl Frank, counb' tr.eesurer. On the tour were Pam Melissa, ~: Dodson. Mary Kn.wsczyn, Nancy Buskirk, sonya Ohlinger, Joan mev- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, t tns, Hamm, susan P(JIIfera, Jyl Beaver, Tire Nlerl, Debbie Rutland were recent visitors _ ~yell; Margie Womsley, Faye Wllson, Mary Wlla..,, Venldo Glbbo, with hi~ brother ond slster-1,.. law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Par·'· and TrlM Gihba, a guest. ,. , BROWNIE TROOP 17f ture lervlce IJ&I planned ror . ker atll! ctllldren, Aprll aiXI Aaron • TOFFY SCRATCHER TIJRKEY Dec. 6 when Troop 5 met Frl- of near Chester, ' ropllcu ware made ao 1'hlnks- day nll!hl at the ocout house In Mn. Roy Snowden, RuUaiKI, giving glfta lor lloelr mothers Mld!lleport. and Mro. Clrroll SJ>Mden, Galwhen the memberl· of Brownie Kathy CobUrn and Kelly Bur- llpolis, were Parkersburg, W. Troqp 174 met Tlolrsdoy night dette will, bake a cake to be vo. aoo ChUIIcothe risltnrs laot • at the scout houae. ae"ed following the court a- week. Meetlq" opened with the flq warda which ia planned 3:30 Mrs. David Entsminger is in ceremony CODIIUcted by Julie p.m. Memburs ofTroop39w1Ubu Charleston, W. Va.,lor aholi~ Byer, color bearer, and Debra guellts at the meeting. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman and TilrrJ, Fox, color A aurprlse holiday party waa Entamlnger am Mr. aoo Mrs. pard. A thank you note waa pre- cUacusled. and membera worked. Roth zahn and tamllies. pared lor Mro. R, W. Rtua ol on yard bed dogs Cor their toy. LongavUie who dCNioled a ator- mellor badge. qe cheat to Uoe troop. M r 1. Mrs. t R. Nest, ehalrman r1 Bobby PoYno asollledMra.Bem- Nelt!hborhood I, Meigs Counl.l' ard Fultz, leader, with the pro.. acouta, was elected to the nomjoel work. · tnsU1111 committee lor the Four JUNIOR TROOP 5 Riven Girl Scout COuncil ot a A COuRT OF AWARDS com- meeiiDg held last week 1ft Parkblned with a Ry"'P and lnve.U- erlburg, W.Va. Mrs. Noel w1n ....., .. pre, ~ a ala~ ~ officers ror c<~~.WersUCNI at the sprlq Coun• Oftlcera were elected at the cil 18Silora. Others attending .i oub..Ustrlct meeiiDg oflloe Unitfrom here were Mrs. D o n n a .,' ed Methodist Youth FeUowship Grate ond Mrs. w..u VlniD&, ~ Rutland; Mrs. Ruby Vauatoan ond &mdoy ~ at the Heollo ohurch .. Mld!lleport• 'l'had<IIIYIDI potlucl< dloNr Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Middleport, The t10cers are Kathy Franlor member• ol lhe L)'llla Cir- oad Mrs. Bernice McKhlney, cea, ~acuse, president; Tom their Camille• .... held l'Gmeroy. Mrs. Mary llunler alld M r s . Cossen, Middleport, vice pres!londly n1t111 at 11oe U n It o d Vougtoan attended a oongs alld ldant; Mary Rodlord, R o c k Molhodlst CIMtrcb, POmeroy, Sprlnga, treaaurerj and Vern The prqp:om, wldd> Ceotur- dance -kabop hold at St. AD· Ord, ~raeuae, news reporter. ed ......... by tile clllldrla, Will drew's Methodist Church In ParkSandy Johnsoo, !lisen Powero, conducted by Mn. Ted Downie. eroburg last week; alld Mro. aoo Mary Brod>W'Y ol the MidPlont _ , mode for the an- Bemard Fultz alld loin. Marga- dleport group gave the welcome nual Chrllllmlls par\Y to bu held ret Sberldan attended a almllar and devotfms. Grou.P singing was 8mdQ. Dee. 8, at the home of worklbop held al ltoveniWCNid. led by the Rev. WendeiY Stut!ln. Kermit Welton. Members ler. A film, uworld Behind the will bovo a gill exchange. Headlines" was presented after Mlonll•& u.O Tloonklglving whlch those attending divided into dlnaor were Mra. Fronk VlllllhdlscussJon groups. :;; an, Pam, Pat Uld Vlok;y; Mr. It waa announced that the next and Mro. Ted Downie, Mlsololyr· sub..cllstrict meeting will be held Uo Parker, Mr. ond Mrs. Keron Jan. 26 at Uoe Rock ~s f. .~-.. t , .... - . . - or HerMrdo, bury S\nSa,y for 1 vi11t hure with hl1 mother, Mrs. Garen Stansbury. · wore planned ~ lor bond .. ···, ·· Band Plans Concerts mu .J. ·/~TIIillr ... ' :·-;. ~ .,,.. ·. ........ _..... ·· , ·~· '.,~. d.,. den IIIIJ!hOr. Upoil Hlunllnl1 !D are _...,. ....... jlill .P.J. ATHENS~ The~kersBu- LIJIIIvillet111oyear,shertturn; , H~ailtlle; oplfflDf,ltfll!(~ lnJ:••c!::": : : ' One Minor ~ • --'dent ,, , ~ 'her hulbu\!f, 11m: lie~~- ~- .~1: ~.::llt· fle!l Ita,· , lll&lller ot Pack 2t0 Ill llutlond. oad l i - l a Qll.. Ill )ole 19fllbit t;aqndl;liun~ -~i -~~~ ' Girl Soouts Will son Count)' Chapter of the lzaak walton League met In monthly session lasl week It the Krodel Park clubhouse wltll 18 member~ viewing two color PT. PLEASANT - Local Girl films - "Grouse Hunting with Scouts wUI participate ln trimTed Williams" and "Wilooping ming ot the new Christmas trees Crane." tllroughout the downtown section In a business session w 1 t h placed at various corners in Lawrence Mohr presiding, Gall their redwood containers. Priz. Faires was elected to repre- es will be awarded ror the two sent the local chapter on the state best trimmed trees by the Ma- t:¥ulfr: Jluckej>oo ownthelmed Michlpn 511-14 !or lhe .Bia TenUIIo. Pom Stole, 1 .claeh lor the , --be El , _ , rl 'l'n>pby aa the st I • Greene. East W· Baltimore .... , 15 Boatoo ....... Cincinnati ..... 13 12 BO COPLEY The iiWltington(W. Va.)District, Army Corps of Engineers, has narn ed llo Cop Iey •.... head Its newly organized Geology, Soils and Materials Brancll. The new branch organization will contribute materially to the professional evaluation of proposed water resource projects. Copley, a Hwltington resident, formerly was chief of flood projects operations branch, which manages multipurpose reservoirs and fioodwalls. oad untied lor the ftrst lbne • olnce 1954 SltllrdoJ when the • ·il lqlnlllloal1ll'oo-~ 8 D u By United Press International Bank . ,_ten ~ 1 1 ,~ .; ~ ' ' ·• ,~. \ \ Met.. ·Coula;y, 4 5 5 ffiffi SCORES [)a • - c t ~le poaiUCNI .. - , ...... t o - · Notre Dome to take Its oeco1Kf .....,cuthe · - chompiCNIIhlp. , Ohio Stale ftnlahed >sc,j '"1 ter'ti;,the;-,:tf:eek~:· j -~'}-~><''·._i:.·. -: ·,._~;~....:'ef ' ·OUtl··the ........... ~;i_·-..-'(.,-· . QJJbiltdhal :_·~_,· ,.l, .. · ~--~.ll~~ ~~ -·~··~:r.Pit a.m. on Lower Five Mile~ road lfll spakers or ob&linlng topical reoultlag 1ft PiCIPOI17 doJnap es- lists con IVrlle or phone 1 he tlmated at $300 but DO periODal Speakers Bureau, Otttce ol PubinjLu"y or dtatkml. lie lnformaUon, Ohio University, It occurred ·wtt.. a car driv- Athens, Ohio. en by Howard Patteraan, 20, Pt. In additloil to Slt).Pfylng toplca Pleaaant, oollldldwttllaeardrlv- and names, the bureau ~proen by Slurwel Park Lee, 62, Pt. vide information on honorar~ums Pleasant, at the crell ol. a ·hlll tor speclftc IIPeaken, tntormaon tbe secondaQ roM. tion tor Introductory remarks - ass1s.. ~ nce 1n d~a.... cu:• m 1111 IW' avallabilit;y of speakers Cor reACTIONS D~ quested dates. PI'. PLEASANT-Orderuii!Ded by the Ma son COunl,)> ClrculI Court and entered in the olltce of the circuit clerk dismissed Helps You Overcothe separate malraenance aetJon styled Evelyn R. Stewart n. WUbur Jack stewart and dtvoree Loosen••• aticl Worry •·· VI. actions Juanlta Jean Uevaue lfo lonpr bllmnore!l or re~l IU·•ieut becauee or loose, wobbiJ raJM -"'-- Thel Mattox teetb. PASTIITB, aa. tmpro"il Larry u ........,, rna L. allllllne poWder. boldil pll.tea arm. vs. WilHam Edward Mattox, end 10 tbiJ reel mon comroftable. A"* . Gr R G embarnamtnt cauetd bJ' LIUlan R. eene n. • • teeth. Del:ltunr. tbat ., .,.. ~v.l todlf &IJ5& TUESDAY WOMEN l, Slugers; 2. Deadbeats ; 3. llayheoots; 4. Luck,f Strikes aoo Tcppers (tie)i 6. Alley Cats and Clowns (tie); 8. Shamrocks. High Game - V. Fry, 201; Hlgh Serle11 - V. fry, 510. "":.::::' :!."'~~: ~= ~ at New York aplnlt the record now Is 3-9. Pia¥ed poorly against the Rolli- - Lewis E. Davis. former Ohio farm radio broadcaster and public relations man, has been appointed assist~ ant to the president or The Federal LaM Bank or Louisville, effective December l Lew Davis was born and rearBy United Press International ed inSout.hel.lstem Ohio's Jackson East County where for 10 years he W. L. PeL GB lived on a farm. He was active Minnesota . • •7 4 •636 In 4-H Chb and fT A during high Miami • • • • •7 583 1..i~ school at Jackson, wirmi111: mmKentuck,f ..•• 8 7 .533 I erous tattle show awards and New York. , .. 7 8 .467 2 first in the State FF A public lndlono •••.•• 4 12 , 250 5'.', speaking contest West He served In the U. S. Army W, L. PeL GB for two year& and worked as Carm OOidond. • • • .13 2 . 867 anmuncer for Radlo S t a t 1 o n Los Angeles •• 7 6 . 538 5 WJEH. Gallipolis, during much New Orleans .• 7 6 .538 5 or the time he was earnil'fl: his •.••. 5 7 .417 6'h bachelor's ct,gree ini.P1~ultural DoUit .•.•• . 3 6 .333 7 educotion !rom Ohio Sliue UniHouston •.••• 3 8 . 267 8 versity. Monday's Result& From 1964 to 1966 he taught New Orleans 124. Lo1 AfWeles vocational agriculture at Mt Ver~ 115 non and Cor two more years Olldand 111 Houstnn 102 served as farm service director lflsml 126 lnlla~a 121 (double Cor Radio station WRFD, Worth~ onrtlme) in.gton. Since last May he lla& been (Only games scheduled) public relations manager foe the Tuesday's Games agricultural dlvisiqn of Monsanto Oakland It New Orleans Chemicals at St. Louis. Denver at Dallaa Kentucky vs. Mimesota at Du- Local Bowling .,.w , LOUISVILLE, Ky. - lullo •-~i...~-• -·-"~""' Brown Disappom·ted w.·th Benf;a& ...... ls Ita~':" ,:U~""!~ :.:.: =~' !!t~ ~~~s ~el~~i~"\.: th;~atrt:~s ranked Ohio state Monday when the :~$-member United Prell Jater..donal Bolrd of Coaches aworded the unbeaten Trojans (9-0) 21 nrst place vote& and 332 points. Ohio state, which ended Ita regular season by drubbif@ Michigan lor the Big Ten ttlle aNI a Rose Bowl shot at the No. 1 ranked Trojans, was closed behind with 13 Orfit place votes and 32l poirts. Pem State retained third, receivlrw the remalnina first place ballot al\1 ~7 points while Georgia moved lP to fourth and Kansas took ft.fth. Texas was sixth with Tennesaee, ArkaDSas 1 Notre Dame atw::l Oklohoma CCII!jleting the top 10. N I Homton retained its o. I ranking and Purdue was 12th. Michipn plu118<'1 to 13th, followed by Oregon State and Allbama. Missouri Cell to 16th . t;.U · > ' '' clothes ~ryfng ' ' ' . I '' ' OF APPLfS_ SWEET CIDER HICKORY NUTS HOME MADE SORGHUM APPI F. WTT �' ' ' Soqilnoi,P~---·~o.. n.o• • No-ber26,1968 " . ~'< r . . ,·· ·,· ,.·.~~~~,~~ , :. · ai·ns. InSe···c;.:_·on·d, · S p · o· :t ···. . . . .;.: ,· U .·.· Re·m · ·· · · ' ;.,_u · on ,., • . ,-. ' ' ' ¥~, ' 1' ~'lin I' ., ' NEW YORK (IJP0- Notre iluio win, ·• on, de<ldo the -~- ~IO!IohiP. . . Tho F'_..l_ Jiloh, picked by ,... - 1!0 the lop teem In tl1e •tl•esl'l¥1nthoseuon,were upoet twlre 11111 sidetracked in ' IIIO>i; their itteQt lor lloe oaUoOII ehUni>lonsh(p. But Soturdly they get tholr cilance to decide ~P ,.....,, __ , n1-• II ••~n An or.-...-• s ·~· nnked Irish Pia¥ SOuthern Cnllfornia, lloe oaU...'s No. 1 tllm. J_ ., 1 W 'ollo ~ unbeaten Ohio Universl"' (10.0) Cljlluri~ 17th. Florldo Stote was 18th willo Soulhern Molloodlsl, Stonlord 100 MI...,. soli Ued CCX' 19th. ParSO(I(tlan can weD remem- ber the November ofter~ In ,..... Notre .6 took h' ,_cc. ,., ·r_lhree 19 4 when he IS w-ten secCNid •..,ltnucldowns, .,.)Ill Notre DUne team to Loa .,..,11111 ~th "'" I!U two Angeles to try to sew 141 the ml ...teo remolnllWo · and · tho ..ttono~ chanqllonshlj> In Ito nolfOiool. IItie ..tiJi II> Alalloli>o. Onol •h·r a 17.0 • ..:.olto·"'-lhe ii.,;·.... •• ~·Udl 1111 game.~w- I CINCINNATI (UPO - Cinch,. before they go to work with the Jet& Dec. 8, 11111 If lloey con ..tt Bengols Head Cooch Paul player& In p~roUorl lor next pull oiut a Ylctoey to one o1 Brown looked at ftlm5 or Sun-. Sunday's contest in Boston with theJr last two games they ean close out Uoe Tntners sold MoiKII.Y 11oe team was in better shQe than 11 hos been ener all)' game this aeasOIL · No irUurles were reported and none of .the players eCIIII.pll.tned. ers. 11oe "I ' m dt sappolnted .~~ " way ""played, rully, •• Broom commented. "1 think chis team 1 u• COaklaOO) played better this time than they did out there (In Oakland). By the same t.,. ken, we pl~·ed a poorer [if] pme." In their tlrst mecti~ earlier this year, the Raiders beat Cincinnati 31-10 The Berpls coaching staCf will look at more ftlms ed VIS MOV 'f,0 Land Assl8•tantship L. Pet. GB 5 . 7~,Q2 56 .667 . 72 2I 0 44 6 Detroit · · · · · · · 8 1 .i New York ..•.•. 8 13 .381 7lf2 Milwaukee . w~s: 13 .278 9 SCORES W. S L. Pet. GB 737 Los Angeles · · · 14 · San Francisco .. 10 9 .526 1 476 Atlanta · · · · · • 10 1 · San Diego ..... 9 10 .474 Chicago · · · · · 7 14 ·333 Seattle • · · · · · 8 17 .320 9 Phoenix · · · · · S 11 .312 n~ Monday's Results Seattle 123 Milwaukee 113 (Only game scheduled) TuesdaJ"'s Games San Diego n. Detroit at Baltimore Atlanta at Baltimore Los Angeles at New York PhUadelphia at Phoenix Chicago at Seattle (Only games sche6Jied) s . GTO Stolen, Found (Only gamo• scheduled) Entirely Stripped PT. PLEASANT - Horry R. Knapp, Jr., ol Mason, reported to authorities that his 196S GTO was stolen sometime early &mMASON BOWLING CENTER day morning. Week End.ll1f No\'. 23, 1968 The car was spotted by a hunt.. SUNDAY MIXED er in the TNT area Monday noon (Standings not avoilable) and when the Sllerlfl's department investigated, UJe car was MERCHANTS LEAGUE 1. Sisk; 2. Mason Co. Banki found to have been completely 3. G. 0. Roush alld Sons; 4, MU- slrlpped, including the transmisler•s Ins.; 5. W.O. W.; 6. Siders sion. Tile matter Is under Inns~ Supplyj 7. w. Va. NatiolliiGuard; Ugation. 8. Pantasote. High Game - R. Mason - 237. High Series - M. Roush - 574. Market Report SPORN 1. ReJects; 2. Davis Shift; 3. C Sllift; 4. Trippers; S. A Shift; 6. King Plna, High Games - C. Yeager, 225i High Series- s. Haggerty, 584. MEN'S INDUSTRIAL 1. Burton's Sunoco; 2. coc ... COla; 3. Rickman; 4. Tom R u e MOC.Oni 5. J.K.M.; 6. Waddell & Reed; 7. SL Joseph; 8, A.B.C. Cleaners. High Game - H. Miller, 223; Hljtl Serie1 - II. Miller, 578. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK HOGS - 190-220, 18.50i No. 1, 18.75j 220-240, 18. 25; 240-260, 17.75; 266-280, 17.25; 180-!90, 17.75; Sows, 13.65-15; Boars, Jl.fi5-l2.10; Stock Hogs, 14.2517; Pigs by the Head, 9.50-13. CATTLE 614 head; Good to Choke Steers, 27_ - 27.85; Good, 25.50-26.85; StaiKiord Steers, 23.50-24.50i GoOO Heifers, 25.25-26; Standard, 21-23; Good Cows, 17.20-18.40; Utility, 14.85-16; camer and Cutter, 14d0wn; Bul1s, 19.40-24.10; Good Stock Cat t Steers, 24.50 28. 70; Heifers, 22-25.25. OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK Gallipolis, Ohio November 23, 1968 HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs., 17 to 18; 220 tn 250 lb,., 17to 18; Light 16 to 18; Fat Sows, 14to 16; stags, 12 to 14; Boars, 10 to 14; Sows STEELWORKERS and Pigs. 60 to lDOi Shoats, 6 to L 1'11Js>eni 2. f'errosi 3. Nuts 14. . " ~ts; 4. Beatlelj 5. Duds; 6. CA.TTLE - Steers, 20 lO 2Gi Sldp•; 7. S.trwen; S.. Bombers. lleirers, 18 to 24; Baby Beef, 20" HIP Game- Geo. Roush, 230i to 26.50; Fa.t Cows, 14 to 18i Canlllf! ~riea -H. Whitlatch, 574. ners, 12 to 14i Bull s , 18 to ::2i WEDNESDAY MIXED Milk Cows, 100 to 200. 1. Try Harda; 2. White & NelVEAL CALVES - Tops, 38.50; son; 3. Leftovers; 4. Sayre & Seconds, 30 to 3!i; Medium :!~ 10 Ttnn~m; 5. Gi-Jo's; 6. Hits & 32; Com. & Hvs., 25 to 34i Cull !I, Mlpesj 1. Sons-().Guns; 8. Hy- 20 to 24. · For's. · SHEEP - Ewes & Lms, 5 to {WOitien) Hlah Game: L. 10; Stock Ewes·, 5 to lO; FatSh(.>ep, JUchlnlaon, 113; Hieh Series; f to 10; CuDs, ·1 to 5; Bucks, 4 A. White .nd Gilmore, 45:;. to lOi F•t Wethers, 5 to 10. Oleo) - lllth Game: D. IIWer, LAMBS - Tops, 23,50; Sec. 2f4; HJ.ch Sltrie1 - D. Miller, ond11, 20 to 22; Light Wts., 18 to 50. 20; Common, 12 tn 18. a 2 Color Films Shown IWLA PI'. PLEASANT - The Ma· board oC Jzaak Walton leagues. Chris Bauer was named alternate. Mohr announced the state Board has accepted an invitation or the local ctlapter to hold the spring meeting of the state Board In Pt. Pleasant In 1969. The group voted to increase tile annual membersh1pduesrrom $7 to $7.50 per year and plans were discussed for the merri>erahip drive which wlil be concluded with a venison dinner, the venison being donated by Chris Bauer. New officers are Mohr, president; Gail Faires, vice presidentj R&lmond Selby, 2nd vice president; C. L. Head, secretary, and Clair Cheuvront, treasurer. The chapter meets on thethlrd Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Krodel Park elubr house. Lewis Allen Named top maJor collqe- team, ripped. PIUoburiih 6&-9. Pollee Investigate . OU Sta.-«ers ':IJ • _ ~isi"T~ son County Chamber ol C o mmerce. The girls will present a molloer-daughter slngat7:30p.m. In Gunn Park M 4th Street willo Girl Scout and Christmas carols being presented. Begins on Friday PT. PLEASANT - The Christmas season will ofJ'Ielally get IDlderway Frldsy, Nov. 29, wilh a parade llorough downtown !'Oint Pleasant and the arrival of Santa Claus, who will pass out treats to the children. The 6:30 p.m. parade will begin at the Old Jr. High School and proceed down Main &reel to Third Street and onto VIand Street up to Gum Park where Santo will distribute hlo goodIes. The Christmas lights 1ft the clt,y will also be turned 111 at this time. ' • i~.:~:r : • I ~· ' • , · reou llo11dl1 o!lltriUol, tneludlna: a c.....-. eaaeert at z p.m• .., Doc. 15, Melp - Mr. 11111 Mrs. William Stan'" n111>1 at tma. lly..,.eilto~ucpalld~i ·CIIlholt'i' ~··~iiUiqf ~ . , ,._ ~....._. tllere aloo _,_u • bciYI ' .. , ... .lind~ ~· ,..._,. Ohio Unl..rsi\Y report& ed to Pod< 2t0. ora. ~- 11 IIIII 70 members of lloe fatui\)' Her .......... recontly .' .• 11111 stall ho'" lnllcoted on 1,.. edlloJoScouiTroop2391niMIII~ ville IJIOIIBOred bJihe ~a...· • -· !oreal In accepUng apeold,. en. · 1 ~' _ Churdo 'ot Cllrlst Wilen_ Jim 11 .. · ~~-~ _.,enls before commwdf.l' worldoli '!" lloo river, J 1 .......,. durl,. the 1968,.69 ochoal or-•lhe troop holpi-Cerl'7· : ~' : ; .'. 11111 year. IIIII ~ · JIIV ,v.., .' ;. .. !:.,':,":~ lairs, educatlonol concerns, buslneos 11111 oclenllfic Issues, aooo var 1~.. .. ~ or !pee1a1 or academ 1e 1 H' '' ' BvKE .. Manicure Foundation · •'"'.·· II,IPON itiCIUifO .. ,··~·-( A--• ~""""•~ ~:.:.= •:1 ~~";!: d maaleare laol loacer ••d . , PI'• PLE'""· .. proloelora overly damage ~.. - -.,Po- lrterests. ,.nlebe<l porouo, . lice tmeltlpted 1 minor two servtee clubs, school& and or~ •.U frvnf the polaJblllty of vehicle mlahap MGDdQ 10:10 gardzations irterested tn book- , beeomlal dlleolored by -L•---' ' (I ,. R--....sl••tn IIIII vJdetl AmY f. '••"w • I ror CRAWLER Size 4% • 8 Width Dand E ~$4.99 N FALSETEETH 10oM,.._ BOX Whore :.hoot w bnlth..lee 10\11' deDU.t ftl\llaltJ. Get PASTIITB at au dr\11: cxnmten. ..'1.~ W!LUA fi7 s PA INTS EXCELLENT :: .. · . •·\ '· ( .- . ·- ... ~~ · u ·t ftt'.... " .;,. .. ,.,. · fl.,~ . .. ·...... 1 .!l1 ·;~n."lO u WALL "!f.~ :TJ'li'! :.f":g h(" :• ,IT.tl .. > - ,, . .. rices E .,.• • -..--.. .--. :: -- are an ever I dllt Walton, Mr. Uld lira. Mro. Rldllrd R..., aiod Lorl New President Minister Unit . The Rev. A E. MIUer was elected preoldent of the Syrocun Mlnloterlal Alloclltlon 1ft a recent meell,. at the ._e of ReY. WeiKieU stuttler, reUrlng J'lntaldent. Rev. Miller is pastor of lloe Syracuae Church of the ; putor ol tile SyractUO United ••• ••• •'• ldathodiot Church . ,was elected ncretaQ .; tnlaurer. The Chri-s !!leeU.. Ia to lie a corry -In- diMer, wllh 111!1 place to lie decided ~ the wives of the mlnlotera. The Union '1'11onl<q1YI,. service will be hold lithe s,neuse United Methodlot ' ••• •• ' i •• ~ ,. .•• Nuarene. Rev. Pili .A... SeUera, w...._.,, NoY. 27, at 7:SO p.m. A rei!OI.Ucm 11>11roved by the mlnlsWI reods as follows: "lltollllllldo as the !edaral law IQI that .all baaS.saas are to be oqoal qoportunlt;y lor lair 110 !aed to ........ • port enforcement 1 infntiterlll aaiOClatlan." -J<vment. ...... or *' eo KINO •DWAIID Allr.nu·• .,..,..., s.Hiltf Sings on Sunday Topic of Club CHANGE PURSE BUDGET SHOP · We're not putting you on. The thi~g is been.tu~iling us on. e~ more over the years. Efficient operat1ons and .vour tncr.ea~ uut~ h~ , hel~ keep the pricl! of electricity low, Yoi{~JOY electnc...Y •n.alt· k_W!.~,}t _ ;: wonderful new ways. and you pay less per, Rtlowatt hour h!lf!lln O~to:'~~n • • ever before. With what's been haP.pening to the ~ost of almqst ev;rytlllns else ... that makes electricity today:s ~ilt· bargaihl • .· '' .. ·" :you:ve ftlar• fallow. . '•, ., ' j . Monon1""1! '""'' ~~ ' \)hi~ £(11011 toil!panf ·. D;f!io ~r cdmp.ny .~. !hi lol•do .!djson ~"~.·~- The Cinclnn1ti Gas & Electric 'Comptny Tile Cletillnd Electric lllun'li;;ltinR Company Coluftlbus and Southern OhiO £1ettric Com~nv The Dayton PI\Wer and Liaflt Company . Ptoviding low co~t. roliwbl~ ' . ,, ' . ,.,.,g, to 8 millftJn _ , . . ... . . ' .I. ; ''( 'J ~ . ~ESDAY ..... Tile. MEIFS. Tue- , w...... llllb the . w.._ ~~ - , . awama atarl . . Sa.-n~ r.l.. . 10 .' Oo lbla·~;~ hiltorJ! 'h, '' ...' - ·v...... Taylors Announce 6:30p.m. DREW WEBSTER FOil 39 Jilllor Alixlllary, ·7:30 111m. ~­ do,y. Toke old Chrlstlhas -...s Mr. alld Mrs. David Taylor, for vateranshoapbalparty scrap- canton, ·are announcing the birth book. · of their first child, a daughter, CIVU. DEFENSE program 7:30 Crystal Dawn. born Nol'. 16 at p.m. Tuesday at. American Le- the Holzer Medical Center. She gloa llall, lllc4Pe. weighed nine pounds. . .LAJliES AUXU.IABY, FeeneyMr, 11111 Mrs. Roymo~ WalB - FOil 128, Amerlcaa Le- burn of HomUton St., Mldfl!et>ort, gion, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the 11111 Mr. 11111 Mrs. Merrul TayMlddl;oport holl. Junior amdllary lor. ot Polneroy, Route 3 are the memberl wtU meet at 7 p.m. craqarents. Daniel Harrtsonor COUNTY Riding Cllb, Potrt Pleasant, W. VL, iaagreat. T..,., 7:30 p.m. at the home grandfather. o1 E. J, HOI, Flalwoods Reed. Piau w1U be 1ftl\llo lor tile annual bonquol !II Jan~ • BASKET omo ETA PHI CftiPter, 7:30 Mro.AWARDED Freda Davio ol La~¥:s­ Tueldlly nlgl1l: II the Coi1011bua vUle was awarded the basket of ooo Soutliern blolo Electric Co. fruit giV\In away at lhe Rullond aoclal roun; 1\t>.POnnre pariJf volunteer · firemen's amual tur.to !ollow; 1 box lor Vlai110J11 wUl key dlmer Thursday nighL Tho he pi'epored. large basket o1 fancy assorted BOY . SCOUT Troop 245, parlrulta aoo .... ... dolated to onto 11111 bofa, to meet at 7 p. the nre dopartlnent by Empire m. tonight at lhe Feeney Be... Produce, Perkersburg• nett Poat 128, American IActon, hOpoe to dlscu11 lllture plant. P A$ MATRONS, Pomeroy w1U "'lJJO''<XIIetlerool Ambrooe Cbapter 183, O.E.S. Bierce. nlght II 8 p.m. II tho homo ol 1'1IUIIQ)A~ Mra.-llQird. POTLUCK FELLOWSHIP dlaWEDNESDAY • ner, 6 p.m. 'lllur*, at-..B~ SALE, llropr otoro, lnr Slor United llfolhodlll Churelo. POIIItt'Of, bell...... Jt 11 o.m,, l'rolram wUI tollolr• oponoored by tloe Piliuoroy 7llo ANNUAL 'l'111Dk1c1Yilll doaee Day ~11 Chordo. / . Tllur• • I to 11 p.m. allfelp llfMa Tho . '· ._ \ '. . Ill 17U'"' I'!'o~ ~, · .....,_, • 1111 ;-~ ~ · .. I .. W. .,"'""'-lei 1\'J" of ail~h~ '". II!, HIP w1U Adml.. ..... -.--... - Athlette Aun, ~ to potilc:, JQI IIIK I ' • Jtz 111.... '1$ eeniJL , SATURDAY A RllH SCHOOL dance .JIOrf.l', oponsored, Soturcl&Y, , , altlrll,. ot 8 p.m. at lho Melp . . Cl"', 7to Jualor High, audltorlmnln PcmeIC- al 1111 1!01!10 · ~~,D... 'f<J¥: The ~t.Y• wW-eme..; ~!':,;:"\'"""-, Virginia Dade \ bought a new hat with the m~y she saved on her flameless electric dryer Virginia Dade of Loulsville, Ohio compared; "I shopped both kinds of dryers and with the features I wanted the electric model was about $36 less ... enough to buy a new hat with money left over. 1feel I got it as a bonus." Model for model, flameless electric dryers offer more for less money. Avel1lie operating cost? About Ra mont~. Move~~ to a flameless electric clothes drye1. See your appliance deale! ' .. then go shopping for that speciali hat• ' ·: . ' fdc()lloq ., '!- ·<U.S.~~ ,, ' a . Your Ohio FDectrtc 0~~~· . as ·' quarter. 1'111 mo1'1!1111: otero ore oad· J~ter,' .. :• Mld!lleport )'Wth. LADIES AUXILIARY, Drew Wel>ater Post 39, Amerlc111 Le-' at post homo beglntilns with a potluck dlnnor at tliln. " • ' . Ill -,, •• .' . ' ' •-J"; ,., ·" CRANBERRIES PoT,\TOf~ ALL YOU'LL NEED IS YOUR church. Refreshments of punch School, wedThe mOCNI 11 · 1ft Ita ant c1o,y ~~ irion 8 to 11 p.m. It ·,. c~, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Children's Grooming Hints and cookies were aerved by the Tho Almonte \ By United Preso lnltnatlonol Tooll.l' II 1Uoldlly; Nov. 26, Tli~ llUco - · tho 331ot ~ at 1968 wllh to oored 11y 1111 SOpllom4re cla11 of For TIGIIIS ea11 ••• 6. 49 tal . Is Conducted i~~~~~~~~~~~ Birth of Daughter Is Elected by Jett&•••a• hnetela ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER 992·5611 Roy RllliiM, Jfl!. Uld 91orrl, lhe Rev. 11111 Mrs. Glen llllea, Jell, Becky, .... Muk: llr..... Mra.Karl Kroutter. Kim .... KeUb, ""' • BO~RO AHO WOOD WALLS Jewel Degree -n, n • • PLASTER, MASONRY ' ~'l~ A special olferiDg Cor the KUml at the M4unl Moriah llopllat Leproaorl..., In Ugaoxll, Africa Church_ wm be taken It the annuaJ communlt.Y Thanklglvlng service ~ mer pastor of the MDUIIt Morilh · .00 chaplain altho Galioe hold at 7:30 Wednesday nlglli Churdo, The Rev. Nyle lor• lli>otls State lnsUtute, .tolled the leprosarium tl1lo past •""'"'""· He wiD comment on the needs ·a nd work there before the of,. terlng Ia taken. ~ker for the senice will be the ·Rev. Audrey MlDer, pastor of lloe Middleport Churdo ol the N4zarene. other miniatera participating wUI be lloe Rev. ,.Hints Cor Groom~' was the Max OOIIahue of Heoth Methodist tq)ic of the November meetlna Cllurch; the Rev. Charles Si~ of the Future Homemakers Club o! SOuthern Local Higll School. Mrs. Marie Leadinghun or Marie's styling Post, Syracuse, discussed hair care and styllng. She was assisted in her presen-tation by Linda Johnson, an em~ ployee at the Post MakeLWJ and proper application was discussed by Mrs. Jane ClelYOU VISIT and, Avon cosmetic representa~ live. Miss Johnson did a complete make'-'> and hair styling ' demonstration. cle .... ' WHITE AMO COLORS Arthur Miller prellded altho meeU., ol111111 wbldo Ume It was · - to buy • xylophone. The baiM1 Hlllllool woo ODIIOIIIIC· ed ror April Uld It was deddThe bond w1U morch Ill two ed that nrat on<1 seCCNid yeor ~a .......... tile- tl111 members wi.IJ receive letteni SolurdQ' at and t h e MiJndoy OYeollll ..,. 1ft Mlddle- tl1lrd yeor girls will receive charma, alld tile boy a, tie tockl; port. On tloe lut day ol · · - 11111 the !ourth yeor member• w1U belore CbrtJtmaa vaeatloo the aenlor baDd will present a con- be given trophies. Old . baDd unllorma ol Rutland, cert In the ..........., and Uoe Jwo.. Mlddleport, Uld I'Omeroy are oo sale lor $5 ·esch lor a complete wolf«m. It wu noted ttuot the bond will have the eat1re concession at the bukotbtil pmea. Notes ol thar*a are to be aent to Mayor' The ritual ollloe Jewel de8ree Charles Lelor, I'Omeroy Fire was conducted tor Ta.na Simon~ Department for use of tables, 1m by lhe XI Camnuo Mil Chap- 11111 Jod< Ambrose lor providlor ol Bela . Spoo 1'111 Soror- Ing Ice lor the pmes, bond din1\Y &l1day n._, at the home ners and partie&. Next meeting of lloe Boostera of Mrs. Yvome Seally . will he 1ft Jonusry. Mra. Barbara Betzing, preal~ dent, read the ritual and was aa~ Choir slated in the presentatloo by Mra. Pearl Welker, Mrs. Mildred Karr, and Mrs. Rose Sluon. For the sodel hour which followThe children'& choir of the ed, M:ra. Betting preatded at Ule Middleport H e 1 t h Methodist sliver tea service. Church sang Sunday during the Attending besides lloooe namBible school hour. Sol't parts ed were Mrs. Mary Caroi.Yn Wil- were taken by Kellee Burdette, ey, Mra. Stirley Beegle, M r a. Becky Fultz, April Fraser, Mer~ Teresa Swatzel, Mrs. Clarice ilee· Cassell a I'll sandra JohnsoiL Krautter, Mrs. Marpret Foil~ The groltJ, directed by Mrs. rod, Mrs. Lee Lee, Mrs. A n n Bernard Fultz, sang "Praise Ye Rupe, Mra. Nellie Brown, Mrs. the Lord.'' and "ComeYeThank~ Reva Vaughan, Mrs. Norma Ami· tul People Come." A rehearsal bary, Mrs. Vera Crow, Mrs. Vel. wUI be held at 3:30 p.m. Wed· ma Rue, Mra. Jean Morgan. nesday at the church. lhe Leprosarium Offering Will Be pre- ...... the . Held by Circle • . TEXTURE PAINT JICerS Boollera Mllllcllly bl8lo seiM>ol cole- --· . Potluck Dinner Htlolbly l'rococl MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Kiwanis President r Qfl· t ho " Sub-District · Church ''/,? ',.,., ' I . r i :: HERVI/ IJ ew Elected by . ' l PI', PLEASANT - AD election of officers ci the local Kiwanis Club Cor 1969 was held with Lewta Allen elected pres~ ldenl to succeed oul.going preoldent Vltua Hartley, Jr. Others elected to serve rdth Lewis In 1969 were Kemeth W. Robinson, first vice president; Larry Phillips, second vice president and ~rwood Costen, aecretary4reosurer. Elected to the boerd ol directors were William J. BWI'ington, Todd Mayea, Chester Roush, Vitus Hartley, Jr., James HeU and Larry Pllllll!>o. Fla. arrived Mro. Stonobury wUI return to F1orldo Friday with her son. Roy Snowden, Rutltmd; Louis CADETtE T-ROOP 185 Oab«ne, Pom8roy; C 1 r r o 11 A tour . or the court house to learn •bout the ft.mctlona or county Snowden alii aons, steve an:l Lar\• . .,neloonent·no taken recently b.r members of Middleport COdette r7, Golllpolls, attended the Ohio Stole - Mlchlpn 1-U game ·.·. Troop 185. 1 1M Jirll were accompanied by Mrs. WallUe 'Powers and Mrs. tn Columbus Sllturday. Amette ¥ Fred Gtbbs. Jr., leaders. Judge John C•. Bacon, Court or CommOII Snowden accompanied them to t PJals, conducted the tour ~ the omces uxl eJPlained legal pro- Columbus and spent the day nstt[:. cedures. ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles SimpThe scout ~re lllken to the Blue and Grey for ice cream pro- kina and daughters, Charla and f by , HoiJanl Frank, counb' tr.eesurer. On the tour were Pam Melissa, ~: Dodson. Mary Kn.wsczyn, Nancy Buskirk, sonya Ohlinger, Joan mev- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, t tns, Hamm, susan P(JIIfera, Jyl Beaver, Tire Nlerl, Debbie Rutland were recent visitors _ ~yell; Margie Womsley, Faye Wllson, Mary Wlla..,, Venldo Glbbo, with hi~ brother ond slster-1,.. law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Par·'· and TrlM Gihba, a guest. ,. , BROWNIE TROOP 17f ture lervlce IJ&I planned ror . ker atll! ctllldren, Aprll aiXI Aaron • TOFFY SCRATCHER TIJRKEY Dec. 6 when Troop 5 met Frl- of near Chester, ' ropllcu ware made ao 1'hlnks- day nll!hl at the ocout house In Mn. Roy Snowden, RuUaiKI, giving glfta lor lloelr mothers Mld!lleport. and Mro. Clrroll SJ>Mden, Galwhen the memberl· of Brownie Kathy CobUrn and Kelly Bur- llpolis, were Parkersburg, W. Troqp 174 met Tlolrsdoy night dette will, bake a cake to be vo. aoo ChUIIcothe risltnrs laot • at the scout houae. ae"ed following the court a- week. Meetlq" opened with the flq warda which ia planned 3:30 Mrs. David Entsminger is in ceremony CODIIUcted by Julie p.m. Memburs ofTroop39w1Ubu Charleston, W. Va.,lor aholi~ Byer, color bearer, and Debra guellts at the meeting. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman and TilrrJ, Fox, color A aurprlse holiday party waa Entamlnger am Mr. aoo Mrs. pard. A thank you note waa pre- cUacusled. and membera worked. Roth zahn and tamllies. pared lor Mro. R, W. Rtua ol on yard bed dogs Cor their toy. LongavUie who dCNioled a ator- mellor badge. qe cheat to Uoe troop. M r 1. Mrs. t R. Nest, ehalrman r1 Bobby PoYno asollledMra.Bem- Nelt!hborhood I, Meigs Counl.l' ard Fultz, leader, with the pro.. acouta, was elected to the nomjoel work. · tnsU1111 committee lor the Four JUNIOR TROOP 5 Riven Girl Scout COuncil ot a A COuRT OF AWARDS com- meeiiDg held last week 1ft Parkblned with a Ry"'P and lnve.U- erlburg, W.Va. Mrs. Noel w1n ....., .. pre, ~ a ala~ ~ officers ror c<~~.WersUCNI at the sprlq Coun• Oftlcera were elected at the cil 18Silora. Others attending .i oub..Ustrlct meeiiDg oflloe Unitfrom here were Mrs. D o n n a .,' ed Methodist Youth FeUowship Grate ond Mrs. w..u VlniD&, ~ Rutland; Mrs. Ruby Vauatoan ond &mdoy ~ at the Heollo ohurch .. Mld!lleport• 'l'had<IIIYIDI potlucl< dloNr Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Middleport, The t10cers are Kathy Franlor member• ol lhe L)'llla Cir- oad Mrs. Bernice McKhlney, cea, ~acuse, president; Tom their Camille• .... held l'Gmeroy. Mrs. Mary llunler alld M r s . Cossen, Middleport, vice pres!londly n1t111 at 11oe U n It o d Vougtoan attended a oongs alld ldant; Mary Rodlord, R o c k Molhodlst CIMtrcb, POmeroy, Sprlnga, treaaurerj and Vern The prqp:om, wldd> Ceotur- dance -kabop hold at St. AD· Ord, ~raeuae, news reporter. ed ......... by tile clllldrla, Will drew's Methodist Church In ParkSandy Johnsoo, !lisen Powero, conducted by Mn. Ted Downie. eroburg last week; alld Mro. aoo Mary Brod>W'Y ol the MidPlont _ , mode for the an- Bemard Fultz alld loin. Marga- dleport group gave the welcome nual Chrllllmlls par\Y to bu held ret Sberldan attended a almllar and devotfms. Grou.P singing was 8mdQ. Dee. 8, at the home of worklbop held al ltoveniWCNid. led by the Rev. WendeiY Stut!ln. Kermit Welton. Members ler. A film, uworld Behind the will bovo a gill exchange. Headlines" was presented after Mlonll•& u.O Tloonklglving whlch those attending divided into dlnaor were Mra. Fronk VlllllhdlscussJon groups. :;; an, Pam, Pat Uld Vlok;y; Mr. It waa announced that the next and Mro. Ted Downie, Mlsololyr· sub..cllstrict meeting will be held Uo Parker, Mr. ond Mrs. Keron Jan. 26 at Uoe Rock ~s f. .~-.. t , .... - . . - or HerMrdo, bury S\nSa,y for 1 vi11t hure with hl1 mother, Mrs. Garen Stansbury. · wore planned ~ lor bond .. ···, ·· Band Plans Concerts mu .J. ·/~TIIillr ... ' :·-;. ~ .,,.. ·. ........ _..... ·· , ·~· '.,~. d.,. den IIIIJ!hOr. Upoil Hlunllnl1 !D are _...,. ....... jlill .P.J. ATHENS~ The~kersBu- LIJIIIvillet111oyear,shertturn; , H~ailtlle; oplfflDf,ltfll!(~ lnJ:••c!::": : : ' One Minor ~ • --'dent ,, , ~ 'her hulbu\!f, 11m: lie~~- ~- .~1: ~.::llt· fle!l Ita,· , lll&lller ot Pack 2t0 Ill llutlond. oad l i - l a Qll.. Ill )ole 19fllbit t;aqndl;liun~ -~i -~~~ ' Girl Soouts Will son Count)' Chapter of the lzaak walton League met In monthly session lasl week It the Krodel Park clubhouse wltll 18 member~ viewing two color PT. PLEASANT - Local Girl films - "Grouse Hunting with Scouts wUI participate ln trimTed Williams" and "Wilooping ming ot the new Christmas trees Crane." tllroughout the downtown section In a business session w 1 t h placed at various corners in Lawrence Mohr presiding, Gall their redwood containers. Priz. Faires was elected to repre- es will be awarded ror the two sent the local chapter on the state best trimmed trees by the Ma- t:¥ulfr: Jluckej>oo ownthelmed Michlpn 511-14 !or lhe .Bia TenUIIo. Pom Stole, 1 .claeh lor the , --be El , _ , rl 'l'n>pby aa the st I • Greene. East W· Baltimore .... , 15 Boatoo ....... Cincinnati ..... 13 12 BO COPLEY The iiWltington(W. Va.)District, Army Corps of Engineers, has narn ed llo Cop Iey •.... head Its newly organized Geology, Soils and Materials Brancll. The new branch organization will contribute materially to the professional evaluation of proposed water resource projects. Copley, a Hwltington resident, formerly was chief of flood projects operations branch, which manages multipurpose reservoirs and fioodwalls. oad untied lor the ftrst lbne • olnce 1954 SltllrdoJ when the • ·il lqlnlllloal1ll'oo-~ 8 D u By United Press International Bank . ,_ten ~ 1 1 ,~ .; ~ ' ' ·• ,~. \ \ Met.. ·Coula;y, 4 5 5 ffiffi SCORES [)a • - c t ~le poaiUCNI .. - , ...... t o - · Notre Dome to take Its oeco1Kf .....,cuthe · - chompiCNIIhlp. , Ohio Stale ftnlahed >sc,j '"1 ter'ti;,the;-,:tf:eek~:· j -~'}-~><''·._i:.·. -: ·,._~;~....:'ef ' ·OUtl··the ........... ~;i_·-..-'(.,-· . QJJbiltdhal :_·~_,· ,.l, .. · ~--~.ll~~ ~~ -·~··~:r.Pit a.m. on Lower Five Mile~ road lfll spakers or ob&linlng topical reoultlag 1ft PiCIPOI17 doJnap es- lists con IVrlle or phone 1 he tlmated at $300 but DO periODal Speakers Bureau, Otttce ol PubinjLu"y or dtatkml. lie lnformaUon, Ohio University, It occurred ·wtt.. a car driv- Athens, Ohio. en by Howard Patteraan, 20, Pt. In additloil to Slt).Pfylng toplca Pleaaant, oollldldwttllaeardrlv- and names, the bureau ~proen by Slurwel Park Lee, 62, Pt. vide information on honorar~ums Pleasant, at the crell ol. a ·hlll tor speclftc IIPeaken, tntormaon tbe secondaQ roM. tion tor Introductory remarks - ass1s.. ~ nce 1n d~a.... cu:• m 1111 IW' avallabilit;y of speakers Cor reACTIONS D~ quested dates. PI'. PLEASANT-Orderuii!Ded by the Ma son COunl,)> ClrculI Court and entered in the olltce of the circuit clerk dismissed Helps You Overcothe separate malraenance aetJon styled Evelyn R. Stewart n. WUbur Jack stewart and dtvoree Loosen••• aticl Worry •·· VI. actions Juanlta Jean Uevaue lfo lonpr bllmnore!l or re~l IU·•ieut becauee or loose, wobbiJ raJM -"'-- Thel Mattox teetb. PASTIITB, aa. tmpro"il Larry u ........,, rna L. allllllne poWder. boldil pll.tea arm. vs. WilHam Edward Mattox, end 10 tbiJ reel mon comroftable. A"* . Gr R G embarnamtnt cauetd bJ' LIUlan R. eene n. • • teeth. Del:ltunr. tbat ., .,.. ~v.l todlf &IJ5& TUESDAY WOMEN l, Slugers; 2. Deadbeats ; 3. llayheoots; 4. Luck,f Strikes aoo Tcppers (tie)i 6. Alley Cats and Clowns (tie); 8. Shamrocks. High Game - V. Fry, 201; Hlgh Serle11 - V. fry, 510. "":.::::' :!."'~~: ~= ~ at New York aplnlt the record now Is 3-9. Pia¥ed poorly against the Rolli- - Lewis E. Davis. former Ohio farm radio broadcaster and public relations man, has been appointed assist~ ant to the president or The Federal LaM Bank or Louisville, effective December l Lew Davis was born and rearBy United Press International ed inSout.hel.lstem Ohio's Jackson East County where for 10 years he W. L. PeL GB lived on a farm. He was active Minnesota . • •7 4 •636 In 4-H Chb and fT A during high Miami • • • • •7 583 1..i~ school at Jackson, wirmi111: mmKentuck,f ..•• 8 7 .533 I erous tattle show awards and New York. , .. 7 8 .467 2 first in the State FF A public lndlono •••.•• 4 12 , 250 5'.', speaking contest West He served In the U. S. Army W, L. PeL GB for two year& and worked as Carm OOidond. • • • .13 2 . 867 anmuncer for Radlo S t a t 1 o n Los Angeles •• 7 6 . 538 5 WJEH. Gallipolis, during much New Orleans .• 7 6 .538 5 or the time he was earnil'fl: his •.••. 5 7 .417 6'h bachelor's ct,gree ini.P1~ultural DoUit .•.•• . 3 6 .333 7 educotion !rom Ohio Sliue UniHouston •.••• 3 8 . 267 8 versity. Monday's Result& From 1964 to 1966 he taught New Orleans 124. Lo1 AfWeles vocational agriculture at Mt Ver~ 115 non and Cor two more years Olldand 111 Houstnn 102 served as farm service director lflsml 126 lnlla~a 121 (double Cor Radio station WRFD, Worth~ onrtlme) in.gton. Since last May he lla& been (Only games scheduled) public relations manager foe the Tuesday's Games agricultural dlvisiqn of Monsanto Oakland It New Orleans Chemicals at St. Louis. Denver at Dallaa Kentucky vs. Mimesota at Du- Local Bowling .,.w , LOUISVILLE, Ky. - lullo •-~i...~-• -·-"~""' Brown Disappom·ted w.·th Benf;a& ...... ls Ita~':" ,:U~""!~ :.:.: =~' !!t~ ~~~s ~el~~i~"\.: th;~atrt:~s ranked Ohio state Monday when the :~$-member United Prell Jater..donal Bolrd of Coaches aworded the unbeaten Trojans (9-0) 21 nrst place vote& and 332 points. Ohio state, which ended Ita regular season by drubbif@ Michigan lor the Big Ten ttlle aNI a Rose Bowl shot at the No. 1 ranked Trojans, was closed behind with 13 Orfit place votes and 32l poirts. Pem State retained third, receivlrw the remalnina first place ballot al\1 ~7 points while Georgia moved lP to fourth and Kansas took ft.fth. Texas was sixth with Tennesaee, ArkaDSas 1 Notre Dame atw::l Oklohoma CCII!jleting the top 10. N I Homton retained its o. I ranking and Purdue was 12th. Michipn plu118<'1 to 13th, followed by Oregon State and Allbama. Missouri Cell to 16th . t;.U · > ' '' clothes ~ryfng ' ' ' . I '' ' OF APPLfS_ SWEET CIDER HICKORY NUTS HOME MADE SORGHUM APPI F. WTT �' ' • NOT 'lET. SNUFFY-- I - Tho Doll)o Sentinel, Pomeroy-!Aiddleport, 0., TueadiJ, N.....ber 26, 1968 aut .A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring T~p , Gra~e Results \' WANT AO INFOAMA TION DEADLINES ........ ,. 0..411 ... ' ...... c ••• u.i.no & Corre<t~OI'II 01' Will "' _n,.otl t.lnfil 9 1.111 . for Dor ef P~licolion REGULATIONS n,, ihe Puloli,her ,_.,,.,,, Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS S II·•· D1y lei•• P' ... llution QUALITY lncorroc:t in1ortion. RATES \¥•"' llw A4 S.r ... ico 5 , ..... ,b. .... · - '"'''''0" Mlni~~~WM C..._,,. 1Sc 12 conto por word tlvoo con1oc: .,. th•o lnoo,~on• . II nnh ,.. Word ti• eor~.. c..,.ivo 6_ ~yl. Std. trans. Radio. Local 1 owner cor, black ftmsh, spotless elean interior. Good tires. 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air Waron ......... $350 Blk: ftmsh, red mtertor. VB engine. Automatic trans. Rod to and heater. 1960 FORD FALCON 2 DR ............... $295 Whtfe fmtsh. Good ttres . Automatic. Radio. iiiiOrfiOI'II ceflf DiiCOI.I'If ol'l poid odt .... od• paillll within 10 doyt . CUD OF THANKS & 081TUAR't .JI ..SO f. 50 ,..o<d ""'";""'"' Eo . 2~ . BliND ADS Addltio,..l 2Sc Chor,. pc~r Advor. tlso-nt . OF.fiCE HOURS .~ 8:30 5:00 P·"'· 8:30 o.m. ....toto 11:00 llioCM"oOoilr .Soturd•y rnMemory Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN l!fVES. 8:00 P.M. ·-------------------J '"POIIIIEitOY, OHIO lnst and Found IN LOVING memory of our beloved wife and mother, Dorolbey Cowdery. who passed away Nov. J&. ltll: Sine< yoo were called away Our eyes shed many a tear, OUr hearl9 still aclle wllh sadness As we end tile lhlrd sad year. Sadly missed by bwband and cblldren. ll-26-llc Notice RETIRING DEC. 31, 1161. Will buy metals until above day and roots. No fur or bides wanted. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 11-24-llllc I.OST. Blanket back rabbit dog, mostly black. La!! In tlle vicinity of Rutl...t, reward, call 99Z-6SSt. 11-25-Stc For Sale or Rent FIVE ROOM house. bath, basement. 1662 Uncoln His. Phone 99U1711. 11-:!Utc For Rent FURNISHED and unlm1llshed apartments. Close to lcllool. Phone 991-5434. 111-la.tlc FURNISHED apartment. 4 roo!ll9 and balh. Marlon Reynolds, Maoon, W. Va. Phone m-~147. 11-~ 11'\JRNISHED APARTMENTS WILL DO sewing at home in Middleport. All utlBUes zippers. pockets. pegging. paid. Rowley & Reed, MJcl. hemming. alterations, e~. dleport. Phone llft-217&. Mrs Freddie Thabet. Muon. !IJ.D.tlc Phone 773 5'51. 4-:JO.tlc •: ACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer private paid palients. Phone Mason, TIJ.5115. lU-IIe 'I'RAILER LOTS. Bob's MtAIIIe Court. Syracuse. Ohio on Slate Rl. 124, Ph- 119M151. 8-11·Uc TRAD..ER, THE HOTEL Martin bar Is open Wtdne9day and Tbursday evening for your daadna pleasure. Closed Tbanbilving Day. 11-2f-lle THERE WILL be a guo lhool Sunday. Dec. I, beglnnfnB at noon at tile Forted Run Sporl9man Club. Every0110 Is wdcollll!. 11-26-Stc 'BENEFIT' Gun shoot, Sunday, Dec. I. Coon Hunters Club Grounds, Sllowl>all Hlft, otartlng at noon. Sllotguns only. 11-~tc Park, Brown's Minersville, Phone 99%-3324. Trailer Ohio. 11·:/Mtc FUlt~SHED THREE ROOM APARTMENT wllh hath, Adults. 212 Soulh Fiflh Ave .. Middleport, phone 119!-S435. 11·21-llc FURNISHED 4 Room House. Lower Monkey Hun. Pomeroy, $40, no balh. has running waler & gas heat. See Esta Brickles. Brlckles Gulf Sor· vice. Albany. 11-24-3tp WORKING MEN'S apartment, two rooms and bath. furnace heal. Private entrance. Call 992-5440 between 5 and 1 p.m. 11-:!Uic A'ITENTION: Atmual 'J'banb.. giving dinner for all memberl of tile Coon Hunters Club will be held Friday, Nov. 29. at 7:311 p.m. at the club house on THREE-BEDROOM trailer. M Snowball HIH. All attending & G Food Markel. three miles must have a 1168 or 19119 Coon ""uth of Middleport on Rt. 7. Hunters membership card. 11-:U.3tc 11·26-3k Help Wanted 1.ADY TO DO housework and cooking. Live ln. Phone 91125251. 0. Hindy, over Liberty lt-:14-lfe Theatre. 3EVEN ROOM apartment In Mlddleporl. newly cleaned and completely redecorated, front and back porches and entran· ces. For information caD 9112-3770. 11·17-tfc i'OUR ROOM furnished apart- Wanted RESPONSIBLE party to aSBume payments of $5.12 per monlh or pay balance due $72.30 for 19119 slereo console wltll radio, 4-speed automatic cbanger. Call 9112-21136. 11-2Ut< dlshel. m:scellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil. 100 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1·25-lfc For Sale or Trade .•"'Il CHEVY pickup, 'AI-toa, wltb camper, for sale cr trade. Salem St.. Rolland. 11-JI.ete 1157 JAGUAR, M & G Food Market, lhree mllet I!OUill of Middleport m Rt. 7. 11-24-lle 11187 PONTIAC Firelllrd, V-8 automalie transmission, !IIIII Oldlmoblle convertible. v.a. power steering. power-; 111111 Rambler stallm ......, ' cyUnder. standard. ,.,.. clng anllable. Phone IIIIJ •11 or 99!-57«. 11-:14-Uc menl . All utilities pa!d . Phone 0\'0ULD LIKE to buy 1111111 euckoo clock. Call 89UJII. 11-t441p --Employment Wanted C~HPEN'I'RY, palDtlrlll, )ll1nnb. lng, eleetrll!al · .n. Pbone 11*1Jtp ' ' .. :Mtt:tf&t~· ~ 11-1$-lfc 99219'15. t ROOM apartment. close to downtown Pomeroy. can 9922143 before 5 p.m. 11·111-lfe 4 ROOM FURNISIIED apart· menl, bath and shower. furnace beat, private parking, out ol all noods. 3 blocks from post office 992-5932 from 12 p m to 6 p.m. 11-lttfc TRAILER SPACE. ready to hook up, prlvale. plenly of room for chDdren to play. Phone •l92-3904. 11-14-llc Auto Sales 1968 FORD pickup, 6 cylinder, like new. $1850: 1965 Ford Ga. laxie 500, 2-door hardtop, full power, one owner $1250; 1M3 Meteor station wagon, above average $6"': 1964 Mercury Marauder. !-door hardtop $195. G & G Auto Sales, Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Pllone 1167· 3700. 11-26-4tp Wanted To Buy Clleshlre 111-liiZ. E"~~ Business Stfvic~S dltlon. Phone M11011 Tl'.l-ml. 11-26-tfc s~:r, 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door ...... _. $995 · 25 ,., ANTIQUES. lumllure, .~ rit.h• to odlt Of ,.joct onr od1 cloomed ob• jec-tlonablo. Th. r.ubli1hw wUI n.t; • bo rnpon1lblo or moro tho" o ... .llllllllitio!MI ..,Ofd ~. [, . . Hje'S WORKIN' ON IT For Sale f-oTATOES. Phone BIJ-2254 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. • 111-111-lfc POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy mimature, $75 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phooe 192-5443. 11 1 tfc For Sale ~.QUARIUMS, Call Pomeroy 614-992-2181 For Sale MACHINE, in good condillon, nllone 7lz.4B54. 11-:IIHic oTnuaTor INSYRACUBE BUY y<>ur wile a nice home for :IJ67 SUPER Sport Impala. Xmas. large lot, 3 bedroom wllh closets, knotty pine ldtfiiOO. Phone m:ma. 11-26-3tp chen, good cabinets, one & one hall balhs. large U'fin4 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Jl'ree room, stohe front, needs new llfuize walking doll and 3 spouting, new septic tank, monlhs of plano Jeosons by lotted air furnace. full bueteacber of your choice with ment for children to play. lhe purchue of a new WurLiberal financing. lltzer plano. Good quaiHy D. H. WOOD, Broler guitar outfit. f3US; Good ... l! Lo<lld St., Golllpolk, o. lection of Estey chord organs, l'llotle44tiiN f139.56 up; lifetime guaran11-lf.Btc tee on reeds. Wendell's. 1209 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va . Phone 485-1-14JI. 11·21-Z9tc Chrlsbnu sets, 5, 10, 15, gallon. see our complele line of exotic flab and supplies. Gift certlfl<ates available. Tbe House of WUson, lint road left below Pleasant Polnl Resort. OpeD CORN OUT of field. picking 9 to 9 Tuesday. Thursday and now. Phone 992-8636. Salurday. Phone 67$-!1111$. 11·14-31C 11·24-llllc TIMOTHY HAY 40 to 50 cent• BALED TIMOTHY AND ClhVa bale. Marvin Wilson, DeJ:. ER HAY. thL< years bay 511 ter. 11-24-!lp --- cents, year old 40 cents. Wm. HOIST ETTER REALTY GEO. ROBSIE'J IER, Broker ilACINE RURAl. - 24 acres, four room house. ball bath, basement, oil furnace, several outbulldlngs and fruit trees. On blacktop road. Garage. Houdashelt, Kingsburg Road, !lOY'S 211-lncb blcyele, very Only fS$011.00. Phone 99U'158. ll-24-3tp good condltkm. Garage tools RT. 1!4 - 1 rooms. bath, baseand equipment. Gall Miller. ment, furnace. and garage. l>9 FORD MOTOR. 332 cubic Phnne 99MI98. 11-24-lle November special S3.0G0.00. Inch, and pony. phone 'TCRURAL - 4 room frame. large 3656. 11-14-Mp SIX ROOM house 1111 Mill St., ctstem. large lot. gflOC! gravin Middleport. Inquire at 439 e) road. $5110.00 down $34.09 a COMPLETE barber ohop equfl>. Lincoln St. II·IZ-8te rnonlh. menl. 854 Second Ave., Gallipolis, 0. 11-- THREE BEDROOM ranch 111J1e HELEN and VIRGO.. TEAF'ORD 4SSOCIATES tt! ms home In Syra.,... Hardwvod ~YRAClfSE 1967 ZI'G ZAG-Omallc: Well noors. storm doors and car11-21-311 !mown make sewing machine, port. Etonomlcal gu heat. makes buttonholes, ..,.. on Close to sdlool and cburehes. butlono. monogra!ll9. etc. An Business Services Pbone 9112-211M. 11-D-12tp wllhout atlachmento. Jl'ull balIIADIO & TV REPAIR and anance due only f44.20 or $li per AKC Puppies, SeoiUes, Coclo!rl. tennas installed. John Hani· month. Pbone 192-3218. son, Phone 1192-2522. 11-3 30ic Poodles. Westleo and Sclmauz. 11--D«<: ers. Bartaroo Kl's.. Coolville. OOZER. BACKHOE, trendier Ohio, Phone m.-. FOR SALE - Bids :wiD II!_~ and truck servt<e, septic 11-IIJ.31Ttc ceived at lhe olll'"" ol Weblanks, water lines, basements, ster and Fultz until Saturday, 53 ACRE !arm, M & G Food also topaoll. Helll"l' Bahr, November 30, 1161, al 10:011 Phone- or Roger Babr, Markel, lhree mil.. south ol o'Clock A.M. for tile purchase Phone 98&-39511. 11-13-301o Middleport on Rt. 7. of the automobile of E. C. 11-Bryan, being a 1968 ChevroC. C. BRADFORD let Impala Sedan, low mile- GUERNSEY COW and call. AUcriONEER age. 11·2Uic Compler. Service Phone 247-2248. 11·U4tc l'llotleMI-UZI MAPLE STEREO radio coruole CORD WOOD. Phone 247·:1141. Racine, ~ combination: 1967 modem ste. CriU Bradford u.-. reo. AM&FM radio combinaS 1 lfc tion, 4-speed automatic chang- TWO REGISTERED black and er. Mndem maple console. tan coon hound pupo. Phone Affi CONDmONING RefrigerBalance due 191.20 or PlY· ation service. Jack's Refrig· -11.JI-8tc ments of $6 per monlh. Coli eration, New Haven. hone 119!-3211. 11-:a.ate TWO !O.INCII !-BEAMS 17 feet llft.2079. 4 • tic long, two Keyrtone custom SOLID STATE stereo: 1961 walmags lor Pontiac or Olda. READY - lo!lX conr:rete deUvnut ot..,. console wtlh 4 ered right to your project. Pbone Coolville, 118$-4171. speakers, 4-speed automaUe Fast and easy. Free ..U11-24-4tp cllanger. Take over paymenll mates_ Phone 1192-3284, Googof $5.25 per moolh or pay baJ. 110 CHEVY. 4-door, very good leln Ready - Mix Co., Middleance due fl4.60. I'll- 991port, Ohio. 8 10 tic motDr. sroo. Phone New Hav3218. 11-JUic en llft.2881. 11-U.ltp BUDGET PRICE fumltore on REDUCE SAFE, simple and HAY, Pllone 742-41SS. 11-~ our tblrd floor b•Jd~et shop. fast with Gobese tablets. OnBaker F'umlture, Middleport. ly 98 cents. Neloou Drugs. oruo. ~He DALMATIONS, six weeks old, 11-JWOtp Uonobieds. Male and lemale. Phone 9112-71175. 11-:H-Stc SEWING \IACHINES. reoalr r.ooD HAY and straw. Call service. all makes. WY 2IIIJ.C21. 11-:ZZ.12tp FROM WALL to waH, no son 22M. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized .Sin•er Sal" at all. on carpets clealled wltb and Servlee. Wr. Sharoen Blue Lustre. Rent electric Odds & Ends Bargains Scissors. 3-2f.lfc shampooer $1. Baker ll'llrnll<Jte Wei9ht lln. 11SKATE·A-WAY holiday parties. Vibrator Machine ...... $30.00 Tbanks~lvlng, Friday. Nov SPO'nl BEFORE your eyes. on BABY CAR SEATS X.l. 1:tlfJslmas, Fri.. Dec. your new carpet, remove BABY WALKERS 2(' 1, 1\;:w 'r'eaf1!. Evto .. Tues., lhem wlttl Blue Lustre. Rent BABY CAR BEDS Dec. 31. 7:30 to 12:30. Open electric sbampooer fl. Tlny'a CHRISTMAS CARDS Christmas Eve. Closed Christ. Bargalnland. 11·2Mie SCHOOL SUPPLIES mu. Open Wednesday, Frf. day. Saturday. 7:30 to 10:10. ONE DRAFI'SMAN table, f!l: Available for parties, Mon,],!Y~~~s Budget ~~~!.., one :ZZ.Incb Phllco console TV . day. Tuesday and Tbursday 992-S196 f25. Pl!one 992-2413. ll-26-3tc nights, Saturday and Sunday AKC Golden Retriever puppies. afternoons. Phone 8851929 or STEREO RADIO. 1969 model ~24 Ash Sl., Middleport. m 91JS:!S85. 11·17-301< stereo Is equipped with AM & M43. 11-23-tfc FM radio, 4-speed automatic ClGARE'M'E vending maeblnes \VARM Morning coal stove wilh turntable. Take over payand service. ABC Enterprises. fan, beats 3 to 4 roo!ll9, used ments of $6.44 per monlh or Mason, W. Va. Phone TIS-5543. less tllan two monlhs. GleiUl pay balance due f!38.M. Try 1-f.lfc Jewell, Downlngton, o. Phone It In your home. CaH 9112-21118. 6911-3135. lt-14-121c 11.JI.«c lnturance 1161 ZIG ZAG sewing maelllne. Freighl damaged. Paint scrat- AUTOMOBO..E lmmran<e bee• GOOD USED Hardwl<k PI esn<efted? Lost JOUr operatched. Hss !>yr. written warrange, Norge refrigerator, or's Ucense? can . . . . ranty. Makes bultonholet, large size Warm Mominc gu • IS tfc blind hem dressea, over east heater. two-wheel troller. can seama, aM makes laney stit-WU909. 11-21..., ~-HelpWanted ches without attacbmentl. ·Full sale price $38.811. Call $17,000 PLUS RE:GULAR CASH BO.. USED SPINET plano, A·l conNUS far '"•" " " 11110 h• Pot~~ ... ay 9112-21136. II·JII-etc dition, light walnut flnlsh, orea. T ah ahott auto tflpl to co"toct cwat0111on. Air moll A. J. $4115. Wendell'•· 1209 Garfield Pate, Proa., To•ot R1flntry Corp., Ave., PaJkerlburg, W. Va. 10 F'T. x 50 FT., AMERICAN Bo• 711, Fort Worth, Tuoa 76101. 11·26~tc house traDer, fronl end ldt. Phone -~11-21-29tc chen. two bedrooms. In good !1Iil: GERMAN Pollee puppies, condition. can be Hen alter Anyone wbo ,doesn't be. fiS to f20. teet Lincoln Ills. 4:30 p.m. at 412 Soulll 'l'blnl lleve In wltchea basn't seen Phone 1192-'1035. II-J4.3tt Ave., Middleport. 11-:H-Stc our neighbor's wife. --- --- --- --- CAR IYASH lo D~v~,Th••l Real Estate For Sale EYINRUDE 69's Are Hera l R•moln In!!~ c" 6-9~-18 • On Display 115 Soon : Spray~ ..,llh -rm uop ond then a high prou-.r• rii'IIID of aoh •oter to mol.• cor 1hl,. To Arrive Schaw1n1l •rill 3. Attendant or~ duty M-F - - • - - - • - • - 11 to 6 Sat. • • • • ....... • .. ·9 to 7 Sun.-- ·- • • ·- • -II to 6 HockiiJIPOit, Ohio Phone 667-3370 From the Larpst Trucl< fill Bullc»oar Radloll>r To The lOnolleatHeaterCore. BLAETTNARS .;xPEirJ Wheel Alignment 5.55 r H..,.,. dutf,, e111Uo deep ,,.o;s. four fvll y nylon. 775• 4 Whlto SJdowolls ONL Y$18.95 --GUARANJ!EDPHONE 992-2094 omeroy Home & Autol . . E. - SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Plus 2.19 foderol Tox LIOAL NOTICI N•. 14111 DORII JIAN I)AILIY • • .,.. 1, Porflsflll, Ollie ,....,... ~ ::."-=.~- Pomeroy Fully 'jiiiOfllftfood. Built by a big tiro ..,.Jr.or for , •• \2 .. MOORE'S W. MAIN POMEROY WMPO ISN'T GOING ANYWHERE. ABC CLEANER.. & SHIRT LAUNHY Alterations, zippers and poekett. Professional· rug eltaning guaranteed. Mason, Wast Virginia 773-5543 INFORMATION NEWS presents -- O!tA·~LIO DAILIY• PcnitMMI, 01'1 .. On L.o "DalleJ • .,..bON piM:e ef raldeae• II l.lnkDown, but •II~ t..t plilce of ..-.kleaee wu PbrllaDd. Ohio, and a perwn upoD wbom au· , Ice ocu not be JDMo wtthiD. 12M Stole of Ohio. Will tab D0Uee ttW on the llth d.sy of Octoblr. ••· !he uHenlpltd flied IW' PeutMn •saiNI him lD tbe COW'\ ot l'leu of M'li!IP CoulltJ', Qblo, .....,m• fflr a dtYDifto CY.todJ Gf ddldNn, t;uppurt. AJltnOft)'. CGIU . aad. edlel" rellet'. Oft tbe Qrvond.l Gf GTIMI Hill· leri "' ec-mon no,.. -Sold c:ouu ..,.111 b• fOf heorl"' ol'l snd dter tJM I d.,. ot J'aM•"· 1 ~· ,,_ DOI:II JIAM DAILIY CROW, CIOW • P'OI:TII Att91'MP .., ._ P..tftflff 11 . ; 1J 3: 11 ID: 11 1,1 IJ~llll;l''He Kingsbury News, Notes Lt. and Mrs. Terry Mccarl of Fort Bragg, N. C., visited several days with Mr. and Mrs. WJIYne Beal and lam.Uy. Lt. McCarl is enroute to Vlet.nam. Other guests were Barbara IJghtfoot, lAura Hamilton and Sandra Beal of Athens and :r.rr. and Mrs. Roger Young. Mr; and Mrs. John Dean and LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON . 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. J<eeping Meigs · Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As Enlerlained erl,y 1 resident ot this eomm~ IQI bas reiUnled to VletNm aft.. er spendlrw a lurlongh wltll hiB .. Free Estimates • Quality C1111crete • Certified Strel!llh • Delivery • Quick San lee • Fihishinc • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992-3284 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL .07 PAGE ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Chestnut Ridge Sooial Events By MRS. ALTA CONE Mr. and Mrs. William B. Greglamlb-. His grandmother, ~bec­ ory ol Dayton spent 1 recentSunca Hundell, who recently fell diJI wltll his fatber, W. A. Greg. ond sulrervd o sprained anlde, Is OT)'. Richard visited with Mr. and Mrs. somewhat better at this tbne. Mr1. Ginevra Foster hll rel<eMeth Markins recently at Mr. am Mrs. Charles Sayre turned home after visltiJW rela· Pomeroy. and Mr. allll Mra. Eddie Killg tivos In Columbus for a week. :r.rr. and Mrs. Dwight C..rtare and son, Joey, were all recent Mrs. l...ciM Pettie ·wa• an Athaonounclng lbe birth of a son, vloltnra of :r.lr. and Mrs. CMI"Ies 0111 visitor on Frlcial. John. Gra~nts are Mr. and King. Mra. Grace Henslar wu ln :Mrs. Rolph C..r~ Kingsbury, and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sw-- Alhena WedNsdJIY to consult bar Mr. and Mn. Charles Barnett ~ and lamllyvlo!Uidwlth Mr. doctor. of Grove City. The CArla have and Mrs. Nev White and lamlb' Tho J!Jhn Poul Helllllar famUy . another son. Jvan,andadaughter, recently. · of N..,ark vlaited at the HenslarPaula. Mr. and :r.rra: David Leach ond Coon home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chose of acm violted re<enti)' with Mr. and Randy Oood, Dole Newman and Colmnbus visited lhelr farm here Mrs. · Horold Leach and lamlb'. friend of Columbus called on Mr. ond oho called on Mr. and Mrs. The K!rwsllury Mlnl-.y Cll'- and :r.lrB. Albert Cone and :r.lrL William K1Jw. cle ot the C..rlellin Church held :r.lr, Elijah MlchaellaBpendiJW lie regular meeting' at lbe home Ginevra Foster oo Saturday. Kemeth Erickson picked com eome time wtth his daughter. of Mrs. WJIYilO BoaL DeVGIIU18 for LaVerne Jordan SotureJIJ', :r.lr. and Mrs. Branch Miller were read from Luke 17. AspacMrs. Taylor Moore spent a law and lamlb' at Belpre. ial reldq. "ABasketorTbankadiiJ's In Doyton with her daushMr. and Mrs. Jack Durham givtq:' wa1 read by Mrs. Vir· ter, Mrs. Lena Hamilton, a n d llll daughter, Lori, of catifor· gU KJni. AltendiJW were Mrs. famUy. nia visited a week here with relRolph C..rl, Mrs. Roser Young, Mr. and Mrs. Van<e Wilbur atives and trienda. Mra. Ellzabelh Murroy, Mrs. were recent Gallipolls vialtora. Mrs. Roland Dah visited one Olen Horrlaon, Mrs. VlrgU King, Cor! Wlnlde and&onofllColumday recently with Mrs. Jesse Mra. Norman Wood, Mrs. WU- bus spent SaturdiiY nlgjlt at the Douglas at Athens. IIam Ktrw. Mrs. John Dean, LIJ>. A layette shower was held at da and Karla _ . allll Mrs. K. E. Erlckeon home. Mrs. Flossie Ropn hao boon the home ol :r.rr. and Mrs. Rolph WJIYne Beat Tbe next mooting uolotiJW Mro. Erma NeiiCIIwlti> C..rl recenUy for Mrs. Dwight wnt be held at lbe church wltb her work. (Saa.tnl carL Those at!elldiJW the date to be OllllOUII<ed later. SpendiJW SUnday wli!l KAimeth were Mrs. Ralph carl, M r L Mou1n111 and wife were Mr. and UO]'d King, Mra. Vlr;ll CITI, Mrs. Elizabeth. Murray, Mra. Lonnie Hudson, Mra. WUIIom J<lng, Mrs. Wayne Beat, .Mrs. · Roser Young, Mrs. Earl Thoma, Mrs. Gqy Thoma. Mr1, 0 I e n Harrison. Mrs. Dale Harrison and Mrs. Larry Farley. Games wore played and prizes won b7 Mrs. Olen Harrlaon and Mrs. Lomle Hudoon. Tho door prize was woo by Mrs. OleDHirrlaon. Hoste&HI, Mra. VlqU carl and :r.rra. UO)"d KtJw, oervoct refreolonenta to thoM attondintl. Sandra recel>ed liWIY loveb' Bifll. Miss Eftllne Arnold visited over a ..,eekelld Ia PomerO)' wltll Ph)'lllo lllazewlcz. Rec..t rilltorsofMr. andMra. John Deail and ...,. were :r.rr, and :r.lra. P au! Pl,),ur ot Qorpantar, Mra. AlDll '1\!ae Terr'lll andJUI!1Ita ot P<1110roy allll Mr; and Mrs. Sanf<l{d W'411, Ali-no. ' Jlinll\ll Hlldaell """ "'"' form- So. tor as we're con- cernrrf, the best wor to cook broccoli l.! ""Til· ""Til 1eldom. · MIGHT AS WELL GET our, DEAR: . l>IIS CRI'i!C Mou populor sl••• oYolloble. Lhnit.d nu'"bor of this prlu. I'Omere!'. 0 IN THI ('C•"""ON Pf,.IAI CO\I .... MltOI COUNTY, OHIO NCITICi IV PUILICATiaN PH.IIIIll-2143 .. •• - .. ~ 40. c.Jomltoul ... 'DIIrtJ and otbln d. KqutDe fu.ture ff.PoPtr-. t. Ooea with haws 11. Pralr· le'l ...... - --· ledliDolloo IS. ... ,. piiUDIIa 4(1. f.Yrlc , OOWN l.lloG1y'l 18.Ranrberated· tt.Amen, lbe 2.1Uver Ia VeMIIIU'li 3.-1 <l.lklry thl llll<lbet s. A,.to- money &..Teuea Uled ...try I. KlDd o1 dOor D.<lo over. boe..t Ill pralllq 2-t.J~ 211.-. totter) w~ SO.JD&w• 31.- dripper. wtatry otyte - -1 aT. ll'te for I t) ,_,..-..........'!;, I J•('I I I I I J (AIIMHft. to--•J Mra. FJu Townulll of Alblny. Mr. and Mrs. Denl1d ~ and Kevin 1111ent Sunday wltll hlo par. ents, Mr. am :r.rra. Albert Cone. [1) I I H.Uqueur a& Klll4 of l ... rrct.,.·· I· . ' 0-UI VOWMI . . . ' . .\....,~"1'1'1 " " . . . . y allff ~" 110,..,.. ttftH JoNl...; INYOT .- • ..... M.W...~~ l!ivltOJII Switch Over In One Dly ~. JWK £01'''* lBJIW .J . p.J,"..,c \ .i~ll , -~ ~~ 1 J_ IU L " ·' ·R 'U ? drO•". KJ\V ." TQJ'C IBB 'JI v}l~v ~' ~uvn't""" H l!W"Pit;.:-9 .i' ·Q-tiiP I!> OOI,W>ff DICN'T 1 LET YOU eeND Me HOME 'tO WINNIE? �' ' • NOT 'lET. SNUFFY-- I - Tho Doll)o Sentinel, Pomeroy-!Aiddleport, 0., TueadiJ, N.....ber 26, 1968 aut .A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring T~p , Gra~e Results \' WANT AO INFOAMA TION DEADLINES ........ ,. 0..411 ... ' ...... c ••• u.i.no & Corre<t~OI'II 01' Will "' _n,.otl t.lnfil 9 1.111 . for Dor ef P~licolion REGULATIONS n,, ihe Puloli,her ,_.,,.,,, Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS S II·•· D1y lei•• P' ... llution QUALITY lncorroc:t in1ortion. RATES \¥•"' llw A4 S.r ... ico 5 , ..... ,b. .... · - '"'''''0" Mlni~~~WM C..._,,. 1Sc 12 conto por word tlvoo con1oc: .,. th•o lnoo,~on• . II nnh ,.. Word ti• eor~.. c..,.ivo 6_ ~yl. Std. trans. Radio. Local 1 owner cor, black ftmsh, spotless elean interior. Good tires. 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air Waron ......... $350 Blk: ftmsh, red mtertor. VB engine. Automatic trans. Rod to and heater. 1960 FORD FALCON 2 DR ............... $295 Whtfe fmtsh. Good ttres . Automatic. Radio. iiiiOrfiOI'II ceflf DiiCOI.I'If ol'l poid odt .... od• paillll within 10 doyt . CUD OF THANKS & 081TUAR't .JI ..SO f. 50 ,..o<d ""'";""'"' Eo . 2~ . BliND ADS Addltio,..l 2Sc Chor,. pc~r Advor. tlso-nt . OF.fiCE HOURS .~ 8:30 5:00 P·"'· 8:30 o.m. ....toto 11:00 llioCM"oOoilr .Soturd•y rnMemory Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN l!fVES. 8:00 P.M. ·-------------------J '"POIIIIEitOY, OHIO lnst and Found IN LOVING memory of our beloved wife and mother, Dorolbey Cowdery. who passed away Nov. J&. ltll: Sine< yoo were called away Our eyes shed many a tear, OUr hearl9 still aclle wllh sadness As we end tile lhlrd sad year. Sadly missed by bwband and cblldren. ll-26-llc Notice RETIRING DEC. 31, 1161. Will buy metals until above day and roots. No fur or bides wanted. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 11-24-llllc I.OST. Blanket back rabbit dog, mostly black. La!! In tlle vicinity of Rutl...t, reward, call 99Z-6SSt. 11-25-Stc For Sale or Rent FIVE ROOM house. bath, basement. 1662 Uncoln His. Phone 99U1711. 11-:!Utc For Rent FURNISHED and unlm1llshed apartments. Close to lcllool. Phone 991-5434. 111-la.tlc FURNISHED apartment. 4 roo!ll9 and balh. Marlon Reynolds, Maoon, W. Va. Phone m-~147. 11-~ 11'\JRNISHED APARTMENTS WILL DO sewing at home in Middleport. All utlBUes zippers. pockets. pegging. paid. Rowley & Reed, MJcl. hemming. alterations, e~. dleport. Phone llft-217&. Mrs Freddie Thabet. Muon. !IJ.D.tlc Phone 773 5'51. 4-:JO.tlc •: ACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer private paid palients. Phone Mason, TIJ.5115. lU-IIe 'I'RAILER LOTS. Bob's MtAIIIe Court. Syracuse. Ohio on Slate Rl. 124, Ph- 119M151. 8-11·Uc TRAD..ER, THE HOTEL Martin bar Is open Wtdne9day and Tbursday evening for your daadna pleasure. Closed Tbanbilving Day. 11-2f-lle THERE WILL be a guo lhool Sunday. Dec. I, beglnnfnB at noon at tile Forted Run Sporl9man Club. Every0110 Is wdcollll!. 11-26-Stc 'BENEFIT' Gun shoot, Sunday, Dec. I. Coon Hunters Club Grounds, Sllowl>all Hlft, otartlng at noon. Sllotguns only. 11-~tc Park, Brown's Minersville, Phone 99%-3324. Trailer Ohio. 11·:/Mtc FUlt~SHED THREE ROOM APARTMENT wllh hath, Adults. 212 Soulh Fiflh Ave .. Middleport, phone 119!-S435. 11·21-llc FURNISHED 4 Room House. Lower Monkey Hun. Pomeroy, $40, no balh. has running waler & gas heat. See Esta Brickles. Brlckles Gulf Sor· vice. Albany. 11-24-3tp WORKING MEN'S apartment, two rooms and bath. furnace heal. Private entrance. Call 992-5440 between 5 and 1 p.m. 11-:!Uic A'ITENTION: Atmual 'J'banb.. giving dinner for all memberl of tile Coon Hunters Club will be held Friday, Nov. 29. at 7:311 p.m. at the club house on THREE-BEDROOM trailer. M Snowball HIH. All attending & G Food Markel. three miles must have a 1168 or 19119 Coon ""uth of Middleport on Rt. 7. Hunters membership card. 11-:U.3tc 11·26-3k Help Wanted 1.ADY TO DO housework and cooking. Live ln. Phone 91125251. 0. Hindy, over Liberty lt-:14-lfe Theatre. 3EVEN ROOM apartment In Mlddleporl. newly cleaned and completely redecorated, front and back porches and entran· ces. For information caD 9112-3770. 11·17-tfc i'OUR ROOM furnished apart- Wanted RESPONSIBLE party to aSBume payments of $5.12 per monlh or pay balance due $72.30 for 19119 slereo console wltll radio, 4-speed automatic cbanger. Call 9112-21136. 11-2Ut< dlshel. m:scellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil. 100 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1·25-lfc For Sale or Trade .•"'Il CHEVY pickup, 'AI-toa, wltb camper, for sale cr trade. Salem St.. Rolland. 11-JI.ete 1157 JAGUAR, M & G Food Market, lhree mllet I!OUill of Middleport m Rt. 7. 11-24-lle 11187 PONTIAC Firelllrd, V-8 automalie transmission, !IIIII Oldlmoblle convertible. v.a. power steering. power-; 111111 Rambler stallm ......, ' cyUnder. standard. ,.,.. clng anllable. Phone IIIIJ •11 or 99!-57«. 11-:14-Uc menl . All utilities pa!d . Phone 0\'0ULD LIKE to buy 1111111 euckoo clock. Call 89UJII. 11-t441p --Employment Wanted C~HPEN'I'RY, palDtlrlll, )ll1nnb. lng, eleetrll!al · .n. Pbone 11*1Jtp ' ' .. :Mtt:tf&t~· ~ 11-1$-lfc 99219'15. t ROOM apartment. close to downtown Pomeroy. can 9922143 before 5 p.m. 11·111-lfe 4 ROOM FURNISIIED apart· menl, bath and shower. furnace beat, private parking, out ol all noods. 3 blocks from post office 992-5932 from 12 p m to 6 p.m. 11-lttfc TRAILER SPACE. ready to hook up, prlvale. plenly of room for chDdren to play. Phone •l92-3904. 11-14-llc Auto Sales 1968 FORD pickup, 6 cylinder, like new. $1850: 1965 Ford Ga. laxie 500, 2-door hardtop, full power, one owner $1250; 1M3 Meteor station wagon, above average $6"': 1964 Mercury Marauder. !-door hardtop $195. G & G Auto Sales, Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Pllone 1167· 3700. 11-26-4tp Wanted To Buy Clleshlre 111-liiZ. E"~~ Business Stfvic~S dltlon. Phone M11011 Tl'.l-ml. 11-26-tfc s~:r, 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door ...... _. $995 · 25 ,., ANTIQUES. lumllure, .~ rit.h• to odlt Of ,.joct onr od1 cloomed ob• jec-tlonablo. Th. r.ubli1hw wUI n.t; • bo rnpon1lblo or moro tho" o ... .llllllllitio!MI ..,Ofd ~. [, . . Hje'S WORKIN' ON IT For Sale f-oTATOES. Phone BIJ-2254 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. • 111-111-lfc POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy mimature, $75 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phooe 192-5443. 11 1 tfc For Sale ~.QUARIUMS, Call Pomeroy 614-992-2181 For Sale MACHINE, in good condillon, nllone 7lz.4B54. 11-:IIHic oTnuaTor INSYRACUBE BUY y<>ur wile a nice home for :IJ67 SUPER Sport Impala. Xmas. large lot, 3 bedroom wllh closets, knotty pine ldtfiiOO. Phone m:ma. 11-26-3tp chen, good cabinets, one & one hall balhs. large U'fin4 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Jl'ree room, stohe front, needs new llfuize walking doll and 3 spouting, new septic tank, monlhs of plano Jeosons by lotted air furnace. full bueteacber of your choice with ment for children to play. lhe purchue of a new WurLiberal financing. lltzer plano. Good quaiHy D. H. WOOD, Broler guitar outfit. f3US; Good ... l! Lo<lld St., Golllpolk, o. lection of Estey chord organs, l'llotle44tiiN f139.56 up; lifetime guaran11-lf.Btc tee on reeds. Wendell's. 1209 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va . Phone 485-1-14JI. 11·21-Z9tc Chrlsbnu sets, 5, 10, 15, gallon. see our complele line of exotic flab and supplies. Gift certlfl<ates available. Tbe House of WUson, lint road left below Pleasant Polnl Resort. OpeD CORN OUT of field. picking 9 to 9 Tuesday. Thursday and now. Phone 992-8636. Salurday. Phone 67$-!1111$. 11·14-31C 11·24-llllc TIMOTHY HAY 40 to 50 cent• BALED TIMOTHY AND ClhVa bale. Marvin Wilson, DeJ:. ER HAY. thL< years bay 511 ter. 11-24-!lp --- cents, year old 40 cents. Wm. HOIST ETTER REALTY GEO. ROBSIE'J IER, Broker ilACINE RURAl. - 24 acres, four room house. ball bath, basement, oil furnace, several outbulldlngs and fruit trees. On blacktop road. Garage. Houdashelt, Kingsburg Road, !lOY'S 211-lncb blcyele, very Only fS$011.00. Phone 99U'158. ll-24-3tp good condltkm. Garage tools RT. 1!4 - 1 rooms. bath, baseand equipment. Gall Miller. ment, furnace. and garage. l>9 FORD MOTOR. 332 cubic Phnne 99MI98. 11-24-lle November special S3.0G0.00. Inch, and pony. phone 'TCRURAL - 4 room frame. large 3656. 11-14-Mp SIX ROOM house 1111 Mill St., ctstem. large lot. gflOC! gravin Middleport. Inquire at 439 e) road. $5110.00 down $34.09 a COMPLETE barber ohop equfl>. Lincoln St. II·IZ-8te rnonlh. menl. 854 Second Ave., Gallipolis, 0. 11-- THREE BEDROOM ranch 111J1e HELEN and VIRGO.. TEAF'ORD 4SSOCIATES tt! ms home In Syra.,... Hardwvod ~YRAClfSE 1967 ZI'G ZAG-Omallc: Well noors. storm doors and car11-21-311 !mown make sewing machine, port. Etonomlcal gu heat. makes buttonholes, ..,.. on Close to sdlool and cburehes. butlono. monogra!ll9. etc. An Business Services Pbone 9112-211M. 11-D-12tp wllhout atlachmento. Jl'ull balIIADIO & TV REPAIR and anance due only f44.20 or $li per AKC Puppies, SeoiUes, Coclo!rl. tennas installed. John Hani· month. Pbone 192-3218. son, Phone 1192-2522. 11-3 30ic Poodles. Westleo and Sclmauz. 11--D«<: ers. Bartaroo Kl's.. Coolville. OOZER. BACKHOE, trendier Ohio, Phone m.-. FOR SALE - Bids :wiD II!_~ and truck servt<e, septic 11-IIJ.31Ttc ceived at lhe olll'"" ol Weblanks, water lines, basements, ster and Fultz until Saturday, 53 ACRE !arm, M & G Food also topaoll. Helll"l' Bahr, November 30, 1161, al 10:011 Phone- or Roger Babr, Markel, lhree mil.. south ol o'Clock A.M. for tile purchase Phone 98&-39511. 11-13-301o Middleport on Rt. 7. of the automobile of E. C. 11-Bryan, being a 1968 ChevroC. C. BRADFORD let Impala Sedan, low mile- GUERNSEY COW and call. AUcriONEER age. 11·2Uic Compler. Service Phone 247-2248. 11·U4tc l'llotleMI-UZI MAPLE STEREO radio coruole CORD WOOD. Phone 247·:1141. Racine, ~ combination: 1967 modem ste. CriU Bradford u.-. reo. AM&FM radio combinaS 1 lfc tion, 4-speed automatic chang- TWO REGISTERED black and er. Mndem maple console. tan coon hound pupo. Phone Affi CONDmONING RefrigerBalance due 191.20 or PlY· ation service. Jack's Refrig· -11.JI-8tc ments of $6 per monlh. Coli eration, New Haven. hone 119!-3211. 11-:a.ate TWO !O.INCII !-BEAMS 17 feet llft.2079. 4 • tic long, two Keyrtone custom SOLID STATE stereo: 1961 walmags lor Pontiac or Olda. READY - lo!lX conr:rete deUvnut ot..,. console wtlh 4 ered right to your project. Pbone Coolville, 118$-4171. speakers, 4-speed automaUe Fast and easy. Free ..U11-24-4tp cllanger. Take over paymenll mates_ Phone 1192-3284, Googof $5.25 per moolh or pay baJ. 110 CHEVY. 4-door, very good leln Ready - Mix Co., Middleance due fl4.60. I'll- 991port, Ohio. 8 10 tic motDr. sroo. Phone New Hav3218. 11-JUic en llft.2881. 11-U.ltp BUDGET PRICE fumltore on REDUCE SAFE, simple and HAY, Pllone 742-41SS. 11-~ our tblrd floor b•Jd~et shop. fast with Gobese tablets. OnBaker F'umlture, Middleport. ly 98 cents. Neloou Drugs. oruo. ~He DALMATIONS, six weeks old, 11-JWOtp Uonobieds. Male and lemale. Phone 9112-71175. 11-:H-Stc SEWING \IACHINES. reoalr r.ooD HAY and straw. Call service. all makes. WY 2IIIJ.C21. 11-:ZZ.12tp FROM WALL to waH, no son 22M. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized .Sin•er Sal" at all. on carpets clealled wltb and Servlee. Wr. Sharoen Blue Lustre. Rent electric Odds & Ends Bargains Scissors. 3-2f.lfc shampooer $1. Baker ll'llrnll<Jte Wei9ht lln. 11SKATE·A-WAY holiday parties. Vibrator Machine ...... $30.00 Tbanks~lvlng, Friday. Nov SPO'nl BEFORE your eyes. on BABY CAR SEATS X.l. 1:tlfJslmas, Fri.. Dec. your new carpet, remove BABY WALKERS 2(' 1, 1\;:w 'r'eaf1!. Evto .. Tues., lhem wlttl Blue Lustre. Rent BABY CAR BEDS Dec. 31. 7:30 to 12:30. Open electric sbampooer fl. Tlny'a CHRISTMAS CARDS Christmas Eve. Closed Christ. Bargalnland. 11·2Mie SCHOOL SUPPLIES mu. Open Wednesday, Frf. day. Saturday. 7:30 to 10:10. ONE DRAFI'SMAN table, f!l: Available for parties, Mon,],!Y~~~s Budget ~~~!.., one :ZZ.Incb Phllco console TV . day. Tuesday and Tbursday 992-S196 f25. Pl!one 992-2413. ll-26-3tc nights, Saturday and Sunday AKC Golden Retriever puppies. afternoons. Phone 8851929 or STEREO RADIO. 1969 model ~24 Ash Sl., Middleport. m 91JS:!S85. 11·17-301< stereo Is equipped with AM & M43. 11-23-tfc FM radio, 4-speed automatic ClGARE'M'E vending maeblnes \VARM Morning coal stove wilh turntable. Take over payand service. ABC Enterprises. fan, beats 3 to 4 roo!ll9, used ments of $6.44 per monlh or Mason, W. Va. Phone TIS-5543. less tllan two monlhs. GleiUl pay balance due f!38.M. Try 1-f.lfc Jewell, Downlngton, o. Phone It In your home. CaH 9112-21118. 6911-3135. lt-14-121c 11.JI.«c lnturance 1161 ZIG ZAG sewing maelllne. Freighl damaged. Paint scrat- AUTOMOBO..E lmmran<e bee• GOOD USED Hardwl<k PI esn<efted? Lost JOUr operatched. Hss !>yr. written warrange, Norge refrigerator, or's Ucense? can . . . . ranty. Makes bultonholet, large size Warm Mominc gu • IS tfc blind hem dressea, over east heater. two-wheel troller. can seama, aM makes laney stit-WU909. 11-21..., ~-HelpWanted ches without attacbmentl. ·Full sale price $38.811. Call $17,000 PLUS RE:GULAR CASH BO.. USED SPINET plano, A·l conNUS far '"•" " " 11110 h• Pot~~ ... ay 9112-21136. II·JII-etc dition, light walnut flnlsh, orea. T ah ahott auto tflpl to co"toct cwat0111on. Air moll A. J. $4115. Wendell'•· 1209 Garfield Pate, Proa., To•ot R1flntry Corp., Ave., PaJkerlburg, W. Va. 10 F'T. x 50 FT., AMERICAN Bo• 711, Fort Worth, Tuoa 76101. 11·26~tc house traDer, fronl end ldt. Phone -~11-21-29tc chen. two bedrooms. In good !1Iil: GERMAN Pollee puppies, condition. can be Hen alter Anyone wbo ,doesn't be. fiS to f20. teet Lincoln Ills. 4:30 p.m. at 412 Soulll 'l'blnl lleve In wltchea basn't seen Phone 1192-'1035. II-J4.3tt Ave., Middleport. 11-:H-Stc our neighbor's wife. --- --- --- --- CAR IYASH lo D~v~,Th••l Real Estate For Sale EYINRUDE 69's Are Hera l R•moln In!!~ c" 6-9~-18 • On Display 115 Soon : Spray~ ..,llh -rm uop ond then a high prou-.r• rii'IIID of aoh •oter to mol.• cor 1hl,. To Arrive Schaw1n1l •rill 3. Attendant or~ duty M-F - - • - - - • - • - 11 to 6 Sat. • • • • ....... • .. ·9 to 7 Sun.-- ·- • • ·- • -II to 6 HockiiJIPOit, Ohio Phone 667-3370 From the Larpst Trucl< fill Bullc»oar Radloll>r To The lOnolleatHeaterCore. BLAETTNARS .;xPEirJ Wheel Alignment 5.55 r H..,.,. dutf,, e111Uo deep ,,.o;s. four fvll y nylon. 775• 4 Whlto SJdowolls ONL Y$18.95 --GUARANJ!EDPHONE 992-2094 omeroy Home & Autol . . E. - SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Plus 2.19 foderol Tox LIOAL NOTICI N•. 14111 DORII JIAN I)AILIY • • .,.. 1, Porflsflll, Ollie ,....,... ~ ::."-=.~- Pomeroy Fully 'jiiiOfllftfood. Built by a big tiro ..,.Jr.or for , •• \2 .. MOORE'S W. MAIN POMEROY WMPO ISN'T GOING ANYWHERE. ABC CLEANER.. & SHIRT LAUNHY Alterations, zippers and poekett. Professional· rug eltaning guaranteed. Mason, Wast Virginia 773-5543 INFORMATION NEWS presents -- O!tA·~LIO DAILIY• PcnitMMI, 01'1 .. On L.o "DalleJ • .,..bON piM:e ef raldeae• II l.lnkDown, but •II~ t..t plilce of ..-.kleaee wu PbrllaDd. Ohio, and a perwn upoD wbom au· , Ice ocu not be JDMo wtthiD. 12M Stole of Ohio. Will tab D0Uee ttW on the llth d.sy of Octoblr. ••· !he uHenlpltd flied IW' PeutMn •saiNI him lD tbe COW'\ ot l'leu of M'li!IP CoulltJ', Qblo, .....,m• fflr a dtYDifto CY.todJ Gf ddldNn, t;uppurt. AJltnOft)'. CGIU . aad. edlel" rellet'. Oft tbe Qrvond.l Gf GTIMI Hill· leri "' ec-mon no,.. -Sold c:ouu ..,.111 b• fOf heorl"' ol'l snd dter tJM I d.,. ot J'aM•"· 1 ~· ,,_ DOI:II JIAM DAILIY CROW, CIOW • P'OI:TII Att91'MP .., ._ P..tftflff 11 . ; 1J 3: 11 ID: 11 1,1 IJ~llll;l''He Kingsbury News, Notes Lt. and Mrs. Terry Mccarl of Fort Bragg, N. C., visited several days with Mr. and Mrs. WJIYne Beal and lam.Uy. Lt. McCarl is enroute to Vlet.nam. Other guests were Barbara IJghtfoot, lAura Hamilton and Sandra Beal of Athens and :r.rr. and Mrs. Roger Young. Mr; and Mrs. John Dean and LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON . 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. J<eeping Meigs · Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As Enlerlained erl,y 1 resident ot this eomm~ IQI bas reiUnled to VletNm aft.. er spendlrw a lurlongh wltll hiB .. Free Estimates • Quality C1111crete • Certified Strel!llh • Delivery • Quick San lee • Fihishinc • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992-3284 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL .07 PAGE ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Chestnut Ridge Sooial Events By MRS. ALTA CONE Mr. and Mrs. William B. Greglamlb-. His grandmother, ~bec­ ory ol Dayton spent 1 recentSunca Hundell, who recently fell diJI wltll his fatber, W. A. Greg. ond sulrervd o sprained anlde, Is OT)'. Richard visited with Mr. and Mrs. somewhat better at this tbne. Mr1. Ginevra Foster hll rel<eMeth Markins recently at Mr. am Mrs. Charles Sayre turned home after visltiJW rela· Pomeroy. and Mr. allll Mra. Eddie Killg tivos In Columbus for a week. :r.rr. and Mrs. Dwight C..rtare and son, Joey, were all recent Mrs. l...ciM Pettie ·wa• an Athaonounclng lbe birth of a son, vloltnra of :r.lr. and Mrs. CMI"Ies 0111 visitor on Frlcial. John. Gra~nts are Mr. and King. Mra. Grace Henslar wu ln :Mrs. Rolph C..r~ Kingsbury, and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sw-- Alhena WedNsdJIY to consult bar Mr. and Mn. Charles Barnett ~ and lamllyvlo!Uidwlth Mr. doctor. of Grove City. The CArla have and Mrs. Nev White and lamlb' Tho J!Jhn Poul Helllllar famUy . another son. Jvan,andadaughter, recently. · of N..,ark vlaited at the HenslarPaula. Mr. and :r.rra: David Leach ond Coon home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chose of acm violted re<enti)' with Mr. and Randy Oood, Dole Newman and Colmnbus visited lhelr farm here Mrs. · Horold Leach and lamlb'. friend of Columbus called on Mr. ond oho called on Mr. and Mrs. The K!rwsllury Mlnl-.y Cll'- and :r.lrB. Albert Cone and :r.lrL William K1Jw. cle ot the C..rlellin Church held :r.lr, Elijah MlchaellaBpendiJW lie regular meeting' at lbe home Ginevra Foster oo Saturday. Kemeth Erickson picked com eome time wtth his daughter. of Mrs. WJIYilO BoaL DeVGIIU18 for LaVerne Jordan SotureJIJ', :r.lr. and Mrs. Branch Miller were read from Luke 17. AspacMrs. Taylor Moore spent a law and lamlb' at Belpre. ial reldq. "ABasketorTbankadiiJ's In Doyton with her daushMr. and Mrs. Jack Durham givtq:' wa1 read by Mrs. Vir· ter, Mrs. Lena Hamilton, a n d llll daughter, Lori, of catifor· gU KJni. AltendiJW were Mrs. famUy. nia visited a week here with relRolph C..rl, Mrs. Roser Young, Mr. and Mrs. Van<e Wilbur atives and trienda. Mra. Ellzabelh Murroy, Mrs. were recent Gallipolls vialtora. Mrs. Roland Dah visited one Olen Horrlaon, Mrs. VlrgU King, Cor! Wlnlde and&onofllColumday recently with Mrs. Jesse Mra. Norman Wood, Mrs. WU- bus spent SaturdiiY nlgjlt at the Douglas at Athens. IIam Ktrw. Mrs. John Dean, LIJ>. A layette shower was held at da and Karla _ . allll Mrs. K. E. Erlckeon home. Mrs. Flossie Ropn hao boon the home ol :r.rr. and Mrs. Rolph WJIYne Beat Tbe next mooting uolotiJW Mro. Erma NeiiCIIwlti> C..rl recenUy for Mrs. Dwight wnt be held at lbe church wltb her work. (Saa.tnl carL Those at!elldiJW the date to be OllllOUII<ed later. SpendiJW SUnday wli!l KAimeth were Mrs. Ralph carl, M r L Mou1n111 and wife were Mr. and UO]'d King, Mra. Vlr;ll CITI, Mrs. Elizabeth. Murray, Mra. Lonnie Hudson, Mra. WUIIom J<lng, Mrs. Wayne Beat, .Mrs. · Roser Young, Mrs. Earl Thoma, Mrs. Gqy Thoma. Mr1, 0 I e n Harrison. Mrs. Dale Harrison and Mrs. Larry Farley. Games wore played and prizes won b7 Mrs. Olen Harrlaon and Mrs. Lomle Hudoon. Tho door prize was woo by Mrs. OleDHirrlaon. Hoste&HI, Mra. VlqU carl and :r.rra. UO)"d KtJw, oervoct refreolonenta to thoM attondintl. Sandra recel>ed liWIY loveb' Bifll. Miss Eftllne Arnold visited over a ..,eekelld Ia PomerO)' wltll Ph)'lllo lllazewlcz. Rec..t rilltorsofMr. andMra. John Deail and ...,. were :r.rr, and :r.lra. P au! Pl,),ur ot Qorpantar, Mra. AlDll '1\!ae Terr'lll andJUI!1Ita ot P<1110roy allll Mr; and Mrs. Sanf<l{d W'411, Ali-no. ' Jlinll\ll Hlldaell """ "'"' form- So. tor as we're con- cernrrf, the best wor to cook broccoli l.! ""Til· ""Til 1eldom. · MIGHT AS WELL GET our, DEAR: . l>IIS CRI'i!C Mou populor sl••• oYolloble. Lhnit.d nu'"bor of this prlu. I'Omere!'. 0 IN THI ('C•"""ON Pf,.IAI CO\I .... MltOI COUNTY, OHIO NCITICi IV PUILICATiaN PH.IIIIll-2143 .. •• - .. ~ 40. c.Jomltoul ... 'DIIrtJ and otbln d. KqutDe fu.ture ff.PoPtr-. t. Ooea with haws 11. Pralr· le'l ...... - --· ledliDolloo IS. ... ,. piiUDIIa 4(1. f.Yrlc , OOWN l.lloG1y'l 18.Ranrberated· tt.Amen, lbe 2.1Uver Ia VeMIIIU'li 3.-1 <l.lklry thl llll<lbet s. A,.to- money &..Teuea Uled ...try I. KlDd o1 dOor D.<lo over. boe..t Ill pralllq 2-t.J~ 211.-. totter) w~ SO.JD&w• 31.- dripper. wtatry otyte - -1 aT. ll'te for I t) ,_,..-..........'!;, I J•('I I I I I J (AIIMHft. to--•J Mra. FJu Townulll of Alblny. Mr. and Mrs. Denl1d ~ and Kevin 1111ent Sunday wltll hlo par. ents, Mr. am :r.rra. Albert Cone. [1) I I H.Uqueur a& Klll4 of l ... rrct.,.·· I· . ' 0-UI VOWMI . . . ' . .\....,~"1'1'1 " " . . . . y allff ~" 110,..,.. ttftH JoNl...; INYOT .- • ..... M.W...~~ l!ivltOJII Switch Over In One Dly ~. JWK £01'''* lBJIW .J . p.J,"..,c \ .i~ll , -~ ~~ 1 J_ IU L " ·' ·R 'U ? drO•". KJ\V ." TQJ'C IBB 'JI v}l~v ~' ~uvn't""" H l!W"Pit;.:-9 .i' ·Q-tiiP I!> OOI,W>ff DICN'T 1 LET YOU eeND Me HOME 'tO WINNIE? �/ '~ ,_} ' ,, .~ 'r ,The Doll~' Se~l, Pconeroy-Mlddleport, O., '1\Joldljl, No..mbor·lii,' IHB ' ~·mp Fees are Emed ' . ·. Part ·~fNegotiatin·g TeaJil May ·work for New ..Chief NEW '\'ORK (UPO- PresIdent-elect Richard M. Nixon is considering keeping on at least one or America's two chiet Degotlators at the Vietnam talks In Paris after he takes offic:e. Sell Jacob K Javits of New York, wOO returned from a tw()week fac~finding tour of Europe Fridl.,}, said he recommended thai either W. Averell Harriman or Cyrus Vance continue on the American negotiating team in the Nixon adminisLratlon in order w pro\1de continuity to the talks. met with Javits, Nixon chairman of the political committee or the North Atlantic Alliance, for more than an hour MoMay in his Hotel Pierre headquarters. He got a report from Javits both on his soundings at the NATO ministerial meeting in Brussels and a week-long swing to Germany, France, England and Italy. Want Lnd To War In a session with newsmen, Ja'loits said tle told Nixon he round 1\merica's European al- (Cor1!1nued from Pagel) did not.wl$11 tu re11an. eoomdlman Zerkle Said last lies anxious for an end to the sal. Meantime the president-elect Vietnam War and a general lessening or tensions between announced the appolnlment ot. a the Soviet Union and the United long-time friend and campaign aide, Herbert G. Klein, as s~C)er States. public information chief to Nixon also met with Sen. John coorcu .. te news Oowing frcm Tower of Texas and Gov. James all deparlments of the executive Rhodes of Ohio MoOOay to branch of government. discuss programs aOO persomel Klein's title is Director ol for his administration. He is Communications for the Execlr putting together the cabinet that live Branch and ho is charged wiII run tlle government after Jan. 20 am camoassing Republi- with coordirati~ dissemination can leaders throughout the of information on governmental aHairs for the Nixon adminis-country for their opinions. "He's look ill: for people with tration. Klein, 50, was formerly the great professional competence who are capable of managing editor o£ the San Diego Union. what is realty a sprawling bureaucracy," Tower said when he emerged from the meeting. Javils said " he had also recommerded to Nixon that a "consultive group" from the Congress be estaWished to work directly with the negotiators at the Paris talks in an advisory capacity. Reaction Unknown Middleport firemen will again Theri! was no iOOication of this ye8r prepare Christmae basNixon's reaction to this propo- kets for needy families of the community. First pickup for contributions to the project will be made in the village Smday. Firemen will begin at 1 p.m. for a house-tohouse canvass for contributions of canned goods and non..perishthe All-America team aOO for able foods . Money given £or the the secoOO year in a row project will be used to purchase versatile back Leroy Keyes of perishable items for the basket. Purdue, w h o received votes Residents who will not.behome both on offense and defense, &lnday but wish to contribute was runner-up with a total of to ttlc baskets for the needy are 191 balllts. uked to leave contributions on One thing Simpson was not their porches. A second .Pickup able to do- to lead Soutllern Cal will be made on Dec. 8. On that to the greatest number of date firemen will drive through places on the All-America learn. the COITUJlunity and collect items The Trojans, who had four men which have been placed on steps on the squad last year, landed or porches. onl;·; two this time - Slmpsoo Cash contributions can be lett and defensive back Mike Battle. or mailed to the firemen at MidPerhaps ominously rOr the dleport village hall, or will be Trojans' national championship called for if a fireman is conhopes, Notre Dame- which will tacted. meet Southern Cal this SaturThe firemen will be prepar· day in the final game of the ing about 90 baskets for needy regular season for each- took families in the village and surtop team honors on the All- rowuling area. Names for basteam with three kets should be sent to the MidAmerica berlhs. dleport Fire Department at vilHere are the players chosen lage hall. as lhe best in the land.: Ends- Jim Seymour, Notre Dame, and Ted Kwalick, Penn State. Tackles- Dave Foley, Ohio State, and George Kunz, Notre Dame. Guards- Charles Rosent'elder, John Bush, 78, formerly of Tennessee, and Guy Dennis, Old Town Flats, died Saturday r'lorida. in the Southeastern Ohio Mental Center- John Didion, Oregon Health Center, Athens. Mr. Bush State. had been a patient there20 years. Backs- Terry Hanrau~, Notre He was !be son of !be late Dame; O.J. Simpson, Southern Sherman and Mary Watsm Bush. California; Leroy Keyes, He was also preceded in death Purdue; and Bill Enyart, by his wile, Ella Aumiller Bush, Oregon Slate. in 1941, mesister,andabrother. Defense: Mr. Bush was a farmer a n d Erds- Ted Helldricks, Miami mail carrier. He is survived by (Fla.) and John Zook, Kansas. a roster son, Howard Dailey. Tackles- Bill Stanfill, Geor- Hockingport. whom he raised; gie, and Joe Greene, North two sisters, Mrs. G. J. Leah Texas State. and Mrs. Mabel Alexandar, both Middle Guard- Chuck Kyle, of Columbus, and several nieces Purdue. and nephews. Linebackers- DeMis Onkotz, Graveside rites will be held Penn State, and Blll Hobbs, Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Old Texas A&M. Town Flats cemetery. White FuBacks- Roger Wehrli, Miss~ neral Home in Coohlille is ln ri, Mike Battle, Southern charge. California, Jake Scott, Georgia, and AI Worley, Washington. Firemen Plan Baskets for Needy Persons Dream Team Announced; 0. ]. Simpson Unanimous NEW YORI\ (UPI)- O.J. "Orange Juice" Simpson, who often makes the difficult look easy, anomplished the "impossible" toda,y when he got the nation's sports writers and broadcasters lo agree on one thing unanimously. Simpson, the rccon:l-breaking running back from Southern California, was a unanimous choice on all 202 ballots cast in the voting for the 1968 United Press International All-Americ.a college football team announced today. rt marked the first time in the history of the team- the only All-America team chosen by direct vote of the nation's sports writers and broadcasters -that one fl18R was named on all the ballots. The closest previous approach to perfectiQll came in 1966 when end George 14 Bubbl." Smith of Michigan State missed a unanimou'il v..Jte · by seven ballots. It also marked the second atraight year tilat Simpson, now 1 senior, had led the voting for MEIGS THEAll£ TONIGHT ONLY NOV. 26 "WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE UGHTS WENT OUTI" (Technicolor) Doris Day - Robert Morse COLORCAHTOONS: Jitterbug Knight Skater Da!.er One Cab's Family Baby Butch WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NOV. 27- 28 PEN (Technkolor) Jack Lemmon-Walter Matthau COLORCARTOONS: Mucll A-do About Nuttln' Many Hippy Returns SHOW STARTS 7 P, M. John Bush, 78 Dies Saturday Pl1111 Services On ThanksgJ.ving STANLEY POWER-PACKED The Christian Science Church, Main St., Pt. Pleasant, will 001'1duct special Thanksgiving Day services, beginning at 10 a.m., Thursday, Mrs. Norma Hecox, Middleport, will be !be rirst reeder. Mrs. K. E. Alexander, Gallipolis, will be the second reader . The public is invited lo attend the services. j • BELT SANDERS • FINISHING SANDERS •DRILLS • ROUT-ABOUT • ALL PURPOSE SAW • CIRCULAR SAWS CDMEIII AND SEE US NG BUILDERS SUPPL Phone 992-3741 By UnJted Presa International PARIS - THE DELAYED VIETNAM TALKS In Paris may open late this week, acoordlog to diplomatic roporls loday. Diplomatic sour:ces in Wi.shlqrton. Sl.laon a.-1 Paris lllid South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu Ia oo the ~erge of announcing the end of his boycott ol !be tolks with the VIet Co..r, North Vietnam ard the United States. In Wasbl~ UPJ diplomatic reporter Stewart Hensley said only 1 last minute hitch was believed able to prevent the t.lks openill: here late this week or, pouibJy, early next week. nll!ht that he ·hail lllfprmed Mayor Fisher rl.. Anderson• a wish to withdraw the reai~m. Mayor Flsher, Cl1 the other band, said that be did not recall COuncil· man Zerkle reporting the lncl- dent. However, the four councilmen at last night's meeting- Zerkle, George Baker, Charles Byer, and David Ohlinger, new councllman replacing the late B. F. P AlliS - WITH VIETNAM NEGOTIATIONS e>j~eCted to open Parmelee- approved the Halley shortly, Communist Chi.. todly suddenly announced it wants tore- appointment. Byer and Baker said sume dl.plmnaUc talks wJth the United States. A Peking Radio broad- that, perhaps, 1n the ruture writcut heard tn Tokyo said the Chinese Communists have agreed to ten resi.KDBUons could be secured from viUa.ge employes. meet' American diplomats in Waruw on Feb. 20. Mayor Fisher then broUght beFrom 1955 until last January the United States anJ the Peking fore COWlCil the matter f1 sevregime held periodic tolks In !be Polish copital The State Departeral houses bl the communlty, ment aaid Nov. 18 it had been seeking renewed contacts, with Feb. Which, he stated, "are fire haz~ 20 as the last suggested date. ards and dangerous to other SAIGON - U.S. MARINES aOO South Vietnamese soldiers to- homes. 11 He said he bad discussed the day battled COmmunists on two tronl& inside Vletnlm's border de-militarized Zone (DMZ) ror the nnt time since the Nov. 1 hilt of matter wltb his son, Fire Chief Bob Fisher, who told him that U.S. bombing or North Vietnam. Heavy fighting raged into the night witll the Marines calli~ the vlllage should have legislafor reinforcements, wa.rplanes, artillery and •val gunOre to blast Uon providing ror the declaration or fire hazard!.. Du9ng the the dug-in guerrillas. discussion, it was reported that BOUND HROOK, N, J, - UPTON BEALL SINCLAIR, who raged the Slate Fire Marshal is not with a muckraker's pen against evil and tried to steer the world permitted tmder present regulatoward utopia "with sweat and blood and groans and tars:• is dead tions to deal with these problems. at 90. n was agreed that G r a t e The teetotaling son of a liquor salesman who started with cheap shoold confer with Solicitor Berndlme novels and eMed by wiming the Pulitzer Prize for literature, died in his sleep MoOOay night in th8 New Jersey nursi~C home he ard Full2 on the cypo of legislation that is needed to handle such entered 10 months ago hazards. Council, upon the reconunendaBLUEFIELD, W. VA. - BOND WAS SET at $25,000 each totton of the cemetery trustees, day for lhree Negroes charged with the bombi~ Thursday night or appointed Harold Chase, vWage the physical education building on the Bluefield State College cammaintenance supervisor, as cempus. Charged on two felony counts were: Edgar Janes, 25, J..osan, etery sexton at a pay of $50 per W. Va., William Travis, 25, Willow Grove, Pa., and Nathaniel Johnmonth. The trustees also recson, 23, muefield. ommended that their clerk, Mrs. .James and Joflnson are students at the !onnerly all • Negro colBetty Darst, be Kiven a pay ,inlege, while Travis ls a former student. Jolmsonwas arrested earlier crease of ~0 a month. Howthis year on armed robbery charges. ever, COWlcil took DO action on • the matter. Danny McCoy Dies Monday Danny W. McCoy, 23, Hockingport, was killed in an accident working in timber Monday morning bt Pleasants County near St. Marys, W.Va. Mr. Mc::Coy was born in Parkersburg, the son d. Robert Cecil M(Coy and Mrs. Belle Snyder. He attended school at Cooi~Ule. For the past three years he had been employed by the Ohio Valley Mfg. Co. of Tuppers Plains. He ts survived by his mother, Mrs. CliHord Belle Snyder, Hockingport; his wife, Barbara Ann Smith McCoy, Hockingport, and a daughter, Trina &le, at home; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose, Hockingport, and several aunts, uncles, nephews and niece&. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the White Funeral Home in Coolville. The Rev. George Hoschar will olrlclate. Burial will be in stewart Cemetery, Hocklngpori. Friends may call any. time. MAN KILLED NEWTON FALLS, Ohio (UPD - Howard Sutton, 24, Newton Falls, was killed Monlay when his automobile struck several poles and overturned on Cable Line Road near here. Kurfess is Happy in New Job COLUMBUS (UPD - Charles F. Kurfess claims he has "tw· ery anticipation of serving a term" as speaker of the 0 h I o House of Repre&entatives. Kurfeas, frequently mentioned as a possible successor to Atty. Gen. WUllam B. Saxbe who was elected to the U, S. Senate, made the comment Monday after his reelection as speaker. Charles E. Fry was elected speaker pro tern or assistant speaker. The Springfield builder defeated Keith McNamara or Columbua for the post. Robert E. Levin of Canton was ~manimously eJected majority fioor leader and Walter L. White of Lima defeated Gordon Scherer of Cincinnati 41.21 for assistant floor leader. Elected without opposition, Kurfess said It was not for him '"tD rule out or rule in my posslbillcy of being attorney general!' The appointment of a successor lo Saxbe will be made by Gov. James A. Rhodes. run Zerkle commented that other village employes should also be considered for Increases. It was agreed to consider the matter when the annual appropriations rel90lution is drawn. Chase• s salary as sexton does oot become etrective until Jan. 1. Councilman Ohlinger was named to serve on the same oonunlittees as the late Mr. Parmelee. It was reported that the new pollee crui~er has arrived and wlll be equipped within the next few days. Council transferred !Wids to pay $2,150 due on the vehicle and completed Dther fund transfers including $1,350 to pay for new fire hose. Chase reported that !be marina project has progressed rapidly and that workers will be back In !be spring lo complete IL He stated that water has been run to the marina which Ia also now ready to be connected to sewage lines. However, it was agreed to wait unW sprl..ng m the sewage hooku,p. It was reported that one village renter is dellncpmt in the .,.u i')olntlnB out that any .ballli~ ' In the water eonllli'l'tctlon fuftd llhould be - to !be bank by Jan. 1 or he must vaeale d.e to ·bo deposlt8d In U..- acpr<l!>4i.-cy. The rtoller will alao count. There Ia IIPJ)I'OXima~cy bo advJjt!il that r.elll In the ru- $15,1100 In ""' fin). The .1!'11ture 100ol be paid ' In advuee. ter bo advloeCouncil was ai!J¥1aed by 1Fruk ment. -;,..\ H. JohnstDn, clerk of the S&llsChase was~ torebury T<nmahi.P Trustees, thatthe move pollt!eal alina·lrom trees, townshi.P contract for Ore pro .. poles and Other locallons In tho tectloo with, Middleport expires town. Mayor Fisher polntotl out Dec. 31. It Ia piiiDled to renew that el!ec:llvo ~, poilUthe contract for one year at tbe cal candlclateo must pay $10 for same price $200. a permit to put up their waters A letter was read. from the with !be fee to provide eosts ct First NaUonal Bank r:J.. Cbtcln~ labOr In taking tbem down. 1'01 or .... •• • nve months rent plus real estate taxes for which the renter was responsible. Clerk Grate was tuld to notify renter by mall that the amoonts must be paid I l!ETT\' IIARTFORIJ puts llw acccnl "" hucl~ :seaming enhanced with jewel Uutlon~ ... Jn.car•·· free Orion® acrylic bonded Jo. accl,al•· lu k<-q• its shape. Aqua, Navy. Style 1918 Sizes !2·20 St~·le 1919 14%·22% 1 VISIT THE BUSY READY TO WE R DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR. USE T E FREE PARKING LOT AREA ACROSS FROM THE 2ND STREET ENTRANCE. Elberfelds In Pomeroy --- Mrs. Zuspan said she was treat- daughter or the defendant; &ieretl very nicely by the manage. Ill Robert c. Harienbach, 11bo ment, and her sister, NaomiRus- lnvesUgated tile Incident; Alfred • flreorm. Prooecutlog ~!toney Bernard Fui12,PreHIIIetl ... oo In behalf <1 the otate T11eldBY, illcludlng the Wife ol tho accl!JOII man. llto'enoe Cocmdl Fred · W, Crow, Jr. relted htacuewttboUt calling o w!tneu. Common Pleao Judge Joho c, tllllOII)'. Role LawiOI'I, wife or the ac- onw!••o- aell or Carrolltown, Ohio, made Farley, who lives at!ross from a almllar statement in her tea- the nlte club and heard the shot, and otho C. May, who was at !be bar at about 6 p.m. and testteuied, said in her testimony fled that Lawson came ln and that her . iJJslNind was standing said he was going lo close !be between her and Ute (rout door bualness door for the evening o1 the nlte club witb !be shot- because o1 having no help. gun when it dlacharged. Fultz __!Jqp~ ~qr ~;118 Men ~ded MANNINGTON, W. Va. (up!) Undefii'GUIIII pocketo oldeldearbon 1IH He 10 lntenaa "eauld DOt be eDdured" by - oll but · - l1ope today .., 78 ·coal mlaera tnwetl _.. . ' " " ' " deep Mallllinllon's ,, · ,JIIlo. >t lllaft Ill' eil>loolon alii lire. ,, ..... 1101111 to bt • bod 11tonks.: ' ·~''I, Ct11Jw ai'OQD:Ihen," Slild Father '' :. &. rew out to try to woul.i bo to tlrW '!J 21-IAI:h hole about 1100 feet i'MoPIDto !be...,. wherethomla; Ml . .,.. loot wtirklJW, "-:.1-;;., fll, 110 oilier procodure . to~ out a reacue,''llldJolm ' Qar<9nn, prelldeit ol COnaolltllltlia Cool Co., ""aer of tho mlno first hit by a PI lllut bolon down loll Wttlntadll'. Nlne,1;)'-<IIM mlnoro wero tnwet1 but It were rescued the aame day. "AI eoncllUON now are, ~ ' • ebe ia possible," he la1cL Ill did not .., whea sucb 1 hole ""- bt drWed or -~the "' - k WC)ll)d - Ohio Fmn Wins Fmal Contract .,. ... o ::r:"' I') .su"',.. evidence. The motlon waa aver"'led bY Judge Ba.._. and !be attorneys took 15 mtootea eacll for their closing arguments. Fultz, in his final argument, said he argued the lneldent <I bow Mrl. Zuspan was lnjured boiled down to a "freakish In· elden!" but said that LawiMit should be beldresponslbleforhiB action. Fultz claimed Lawson should have pe outside, lt be had not. had guilt Inthematter,andcheeked to see U someone had been InJured, and offered to assist. Crow stressed to the jury that Mrs. Zuspan and her sister, wlthln only a mlnute or two after the shooting, left their ve~ hicle and stewed a passerby to tr2 1sport her to the hospital, ·:·:·:·: ·:~·:·:·:·:·:.:· :·:·:· :·:.:· : ·:· :·: ·:·: ·:·:· :· :·:·:·: · :·:·:· :·:·: ·: HOUSTON, Tex. (UPO - A six - root wooden cross was burned Thesday night on the lawn or a white University of Houston administrator ha\ing Negroes to dinner. Edwin Bennett, 46, an a~ ministtator In the student life division, said Jes6ie Brown, a student and part time newsman for KPHC radio - tClevision, and his date, Am Morgan, both Negroes, were having dinner when one of Bennett's four children called a~ tent ion to the fire on the lawn. Den Chief Meeting Is.Nov. 30 Hundreds or Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts will gather at the Owens--Dllnots clubhouse on Sat~ urday, Nov. 30, for the annual Tri-State Den ChiefTrainin»COnference sponsored by the Scout Council's leadership training committee, according to Frank Rodriguez, chainnaTL The all~ay event will be di~ rected by Jim Wagers who will be assisted by the following adult volunteer scouters: Royce Adkins, WUUam Meadows, Brady WASHINGTON (UP0 - M r s. woodard, Leroy Caudm. Harold Robert F. Kennedy, sustained by Pardue and Don Robbins, all of her religion and her 10 children Huntington; Garland Parsons, In the months since her husband Gallipolis; ~orge Lamp, Pt. was sla:ln, is :In sacluslon await. Pleasant; Eldin lson aOO Robert lng the birth of tbeir lith child- Halli, Ashlard; 111. C. Chitwood, possibly this weekend. James Lewis, Frank Warner, It has been a dil!lcult pregnan- Cleveland Jenkins, Chesapeake. cy for the 40 - year - old widow, Main topic will be the D e n and she has spent much of h e r Chiers vU.al role in the transitime In bed in recent weel<s. She tion -or Cub Scouts to the Boy had me raise alarm Oct. 19 and Scout level It age 11. They work . was admitted lo Georgetown Uni- urxler the direction or ·:ubmasters veralty Hospital, then reiUmed in coq)eraUon with den mothers to her !lpl'lwilng Hickory Hill Es- to teal:h the younger scouts, by tate In suburban McLean, va., example, how to be helpCul and the considerate• The baby s h e Is expecting Because of the exacting eli.giarotnd Thankqlvlng will be de- bUity standards, Dell C'hiefs are livered by Caesarian soctloo, !be entitled under scout regulltions fifth 111ch oper,Uon for the ath- to wear a distinctive shoulder letic, vlvaclou.a Ethel who has re- cord on their uniforms. COnatructlon co., subm.lttedalow $648,481 Tuesday on the fllal contract In construction or the new Ohio River bridge at Henderaon, W. VL AcconUrw to a state Road Com1miuion spokesman in Charleston. the Melbourne bid, one or three otters sOOmJtted, was on a contNct for the span deck and lighting, The contract calls for eOIIII>Ietioll of the work In 120 ealendar days. Tile mw SJ)OII, OJCIIOrled lo bo open for tnlflc 10111etime in the ferred to herself in conversattm 1969, will ropllce !be Pl. as n&OOd .oJd moms." Few~ Plolwt Silver Brldp, which me bave more than tbree such colllpoetllast December, operatlObl. ot -day. ran or Hanoi's·Price at Ceasefire J,s Set Sll&on.. COWMBUS ANO SOUTHEAN .0!-110 ELECTAlC CQMPANY ...... .c ot. Awaiting lith . OONDON (IJpO - Cconm...tat dlpltiiiOta today 8lld · price f.w..a Vlejnlm !fir Drt Ia 1 ooallilon There's simply no need to let one dish, or hun~reds, dlstoit the pleasure ofyour holidays! An electric dishwasher doeJ this harrowing, ume-:consumlnli)ol:!.fl\!ller and better than you can. It uses water ·h!>t enough for healttilul sanitizing-.,. , .. much too hot for your hands to standi Bring the view from·your !dtcihen•back Jnlp · locus. Buy an electric dlshwaeher..lt'&'ltutomatic, '·, 1 • '' ' I. < "' ., .,o" CJ; CIS 0 Mrs. Kennedy r;'BrlciJo. • Roman Cllhollc ,.u..... !be onb' w the ~rk of closing for the evenlng began. At 2:.S p.m. Tuesday Fultz rested his case and defense counsel Crow immediately did llkewise. lie then moved for dismlssal on a directed verdict for lack PARIS (tiPD - The National Anembly's finance comtnittee today gave necessary approval to President Charles de Gaulle's $1 billion "pain, effort am discipline" austerity drive to save the franc. Prices rose, politicians shouted and students grew restless. Committee approval WI& gillen a hours before the 487member assembly was to begin debate on the program announced Tuesday, Final approval was assured by the 133-voteGaullist majority in the assembly. What Prime Minister Maurice minute speech was punctuated Vouve de MurvWe called "the by the jeers of opponents war to save the franc" sent the unhappy with the ctlanges. Travelers reported police cost of automobiles, gas, electricity and consumer goods inspecting wallets and purses to jumpi'1!- Food held the line. enforce currency restrictions Students at a suburban deslgned to halt ruinous specubranch or the Uni versit;,y of lation in francs. Parts pelted their dean with The austerity program cut. tcmatoea when he re!u&ed to $1.07 billion !rom the 1969 aplaln a faculcy ..,polnbnent French budget, to be made up they dill not like. On another .partially by Increased Iue• bn c~, atudents seized a profita. lt sacked Ule nation's locfureroom. nuclear testl.Jw program tor at 1be leader ol the Communist least a year. party in France*s Nati0181 FranCe's big Cow- automahers Assembly deplored De Gaulle's blamed the increased taxes on austerity program as a "meR- profits for hiking tlleir prices 5 ace to the WOI"kers of our to 6 per cent on domestic sales. country." Gas and electrlclt,y faced a 4,8 Couve de Murvllle ootllned per cen~ ~ i~rease. the program Tuesday to a nucouo se"lnn of' the Natlcnl Aaoemlll;)'. He ..,pealed lor '~palll, effort and dtscfp]lne, .. The w~te-halred premier's 42- PT;', PLEASANT- A North can. priest 1lbo Mr¥01 -pulahea · ~d!IW West Vlipda'o mlno ton, Ob10, ftnn, MelboUrne Bros. , ~- May • ;,mder cross examina· Uon, testitfed that he did not hear Lawsoo and hla wife argue berore he left the bustnen just as First Round To DeGaulle . Retcuen Aid "lf the men are bid Happy Holidays, ·Mom? u Ul Tho jury bqan c!ollbe.-. this ITlOJ'IlinB In tho trill Ohio verouo Glem LIWIOII, 42, Rt. I, Cheshire, lndlc:tetlln Molp CoiOIt;y with pointing and diiChlnlng ,...,._ vou..LJ -·-=· CJl ~ Lawson Trial to Jury va. The prooeeutloo said the alleged Inc~ took place July 25, 1968, at the Hl-7 Nile Club, near llobsm, whl ch lo Jointly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. Fultz fUrther said In blo openlllg liatemente that a blast from LawiCI:l•a ehotlwt went through the elooetl anti locked wlndowle11 fr<llll door ol the 1ltte elub, tbrou8b a aereen door • IDto u automobile, and grazed Ernia Zuspan•a bead, Mro. Zuapan teotlfled that she had just aotten lnllde bei- suter'o automobile wllll 'llllom ohe waa travellna and It wa1 a perIod ct mly . - three m!DJtes Iller lhe left tile nlte club wben !lhe ll.drered the wound. M r s. Z~ in cross examinattoll, teltlfted she had nner before In !be bar and she did not know, nor dtd she ban conver1811m with, tho accuoetl man. -liNMPii, OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 992-2342 220 N. Znd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -·-- - - ·- - - · Ill +' ' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2~_!_~ .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' 1 enttn(: at y Devoted To The In~MIII Oj'tlw! Meigo·MOMHl Area asked her U she had ever told him a dlflerent story and she Beoon thio momlng read h I 1 testified he had not. Crow objected to all ques. charp to !be jury and !her! aent ttona directed to the wife of the seven men.tlve women panel to otud,y !be mlotlemeanor ehar&e- the defeodant and did not cronP r o - - Fultz, In hlo _ . . examine her. crow objected nine lng otatemento, told the jury that times Wilen questions were preLaw1011 pointed a firearm at both sented to Rose Lawson by Fultz. other w:ltnesses testl(rlng bl1 wife, Rose, and a third part;y, were Glenna Law1011, 16-year~ld Erma Zuapan, Rt 1, Letart. W, IN VIETNAM Airman First Class Ray E. Justis, son ot. Mr. and Mrs. Os. car Babcock of Long Bottom, Is on duty at Bien Hoa AB, Vietnam. A Security policeman,. he served at Travis AFB, Calif., before his arrival in Southeast Asia. He is a graduate of' Eastern lll.gfl Sc:hool. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FUNDS . VOL XXI NQ. 153 v. LOCAL TZMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's downtown business district at 11:30 Lm. today WIS 50 de-grees under suMy skies. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY 'cua•rcJ In lhr Zl!O-O Vit(Ol'f · W' · Ccoo.'Cia Teeh over (."umber.l lrd . (Tenn.) In 1916. • • e 11tC Jl\()fl( voinfll CVCI' ICOl'cd by rootbalii<~nn 9<~ • m•.i<!•· ,on..., tak.,.ll"i!" councilman amount ct $187.42 which Includes Now Yc;tu Know VETERANSMEIIIORIAL HOSmAL Admitted - Cheryl WIUiams ot. near Rutland. Dlocharged - Joyce Stone, Aneotlne Carsey, Helen Hunter, Barbara Crabtree, Harry Y a r~ brough, RliiiiiY Brlclw anti Lucille Cll,l'. MEIGS GENERAL HOSijiTAL Admitted - Nooe. · ~•cbarlietl ~ iNme, . MAKING GREAT PIWGHESS in providi~ educational fa.. ('!lilies for retarded youngsters despite an existence or only 11 months, is the Meigs County Board of MenUJ.J Hetardation. Here arc the members, front rw, left to right, Mrs. WiJllam Carr, Mrs. Grace Weber, pres~; Mrs. Pearl WWilm&, Mrs. Emmet Shuler; back row, left to right, Ed Kennedy, MrL Denver Rice and Thomas Kelly. Community Class Shows Progress BY BOB HOEFLICH Making giant strides in dealing with .the prlt>lems or providing educatioo for retarded children - in spite or its brief 11 months existence is the Meigs County Board of Retardation. Composed of only seven members, the board has been handed the king-size problem of work ~ ing out facilities, finances, transportation and an endless amowrt of Y"elated detail. The board, which meets at the Meigs Courthouse on the · ibirB given the complete set ot problems - certainly all new for the Meigs County area - by the state legislature. The legislature decreed that such boards would be established to administrate such special schools under supervisJon of the Meigs County Commissioners. The board is separate from particular school districts and the 13 students attending the classes of the school come from all three local districts of Meigs County. The Meigs Board was eltabUshed on Jan. 1, 1968, with the cowrty commissionersawofnting five members and the juvenlle court appointing two. The board does, however, have behind it the support of the p.ibtic which in November, 1967, passedaooe..quarter mill tax levy for maintaining a school for the mentally retarded. The school, named the "Meigs County Commwd1y Class," is taught by Mrs. Julia Wed> In the Rutland Elementary SchoOl. Re~ cently, the board purchased a 12...passenger school bus used 1o transport the 13 children attending its classes. Prior to this time, parents were resfiOilsible for getting their children to and from classes. Parents now transport theirchil· dren to convenJent points along the designated route, which starts at Darwin. The youngsters a r e picked up and dellnred along the same route in the eveninf. is paid $300 lor eac:h student enrolled by t,hc ~te Department or Education. Although the board has man· aged to come up with the answers to l'llJDerous problema and to make great strldes forward, there are still problems to be faced. Next year, for example,. .t .h e state will insist that there must not be more than 12 students per class. Also, the age differ~ enUal between students ina class in t,!le future must not vary over six years . It Is the hope oC the board that a second class can be started next year. This will mean additional costs in teachers' salaries and accompanying expenses that will come with more students. Thla Is not, f1 course, then.rst time that Meigs ComC;y has had a school ror the mentally retard<!d. Last year through the 11lE NEW 1:1-.P ASSENGER BUS purdaoed for !be ... af children attending the Melgs ·Cowty CUmnuntty Claa5 isdellvered by Marlon Riggs, Logan. whoA atao agency aol.d the bus here at a considerable discount, to Mrs. Norman Wocxls, ita driver, of the Kingsbury area. contrlbutims or numerws groups ot Mental Retardation ts mpl•1nand ind.Jvtduals, enough JnOOeY ed In Ita attitude. The members weleome idau was raised to start the achool. and help with !be problema 111It was beld In the Pomeroy Elementary building. Taking leadership in the cam. paign to raise the rund& need~ ed through. contribuUons was the Rev. Bill Perrin, pa- of the Trinity United Church ~ Christ in Pomeroy. Perhaps the progress made to date by the .Meigs County Board vohed lrom all reldclenta. Reali zing they are W01'Iclllc In a relatively - field, ~ an !be IIJ'sttoacknowlod&ethat<1 otlms IIlii¥ bo most - ctal. They welcome all intere.a... ed perooos at the regular board meetings wbem the progreaa ad !be probleDll are reviewed. Full Talks Could Open Next Week :~ :~=~=~=~=~~~=~=~{=~=~=r~=~=~~~=~~~=~=~=~~=1=~~:)fit;~;tt~~=~~~~~~~r~;~~~~~;~~~;~;~;t~t;~;tt~~~?i:;:}!/t!? SAIGON (UPD - President Ngu.yen Van 'fhieu said tonight VIce President Nguyen Cao Ky wUl "supervise" Saigon's delegation to the Vietrmn War talkainParh and the delegation will be on hand for the next ·regular session of the meetirws. Ky, 38, is the hardline hawk of the saigon government and Thieu's anrKRI1cement indicated the gowrmnent would pursue a tough line at the Paris meetings, where a member or the Viet Coni's National Liberation Front (NLF) ridiculed beforehand Saigon's presence aa "an American p11JpeL" <UPO- With south atep opens a new and hopeful P AlliS Vleti'Am firelly agreeing to phase in the negotiations. Bu~ attend, dipJomats said today as I have said before. we must delayed Vleinlm Wllr negotll- orpect both hard borgalnjng and tlons may q,en here earb otxt hard lighting In !be days ·week. They predicted a year or ahead," Johnson said. No Doh! Set more of )>argalnlng before No elate has been lllllllWICed America's JOngest war may be foc !be itarl of the Ialka. Hut over, The diplomats said the United States, South Vietnam, North VIetnam arll !be VIet Clmg mQ wt!& ,spelll weeks just de~log the protocol Issues that dluoetl SaJson tu )>alk at the tolks for il month In Lcnloo, Communist dip!~ .mots ·told UP! correopoetlent K, C. . Tl!aler . .u.rot t"'n wiD ' Pj11SI . for In ~rtl'ln 1..- iJil!!lt, to: pull >)Ill;\ C!l • V,le~ ~ all"'1ns ~ ·•OOo!'• "' dipllllllW here and in Soi&Qn 8lld it was unl.lkely South Vietnam's negotiators cwld be on harQ before Monday. In Saigon. UPl correspondent D a n i e l SoutherlatJ:I quoted go~errment soorces that President Nguyen Van Thieu probably will pick Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky to head 1 100man talk team. Dlplconats oald K,y Is perhajls Sllion's most vocal hawk. T h i e u's government aJloo nounced Tues.-, nl&ht (Wednesday mornJng, Saigon time) that utt is prepared to participate in the new talka Paris with tho Hanoi ~elopla to show the coed w!U tho RepubUc of VIetnam ard tu tel& tho good faith o f - - " The slatelnel& eJimegd ID. intense U.S. caJ11>t11cn .Ill , . Saigon to tho tolks It ar....;... with Hanoi in 11ve mantbl' bargaining here. Johuon _.., a. or -nt N-· pellled tit. VIetnam Nov. 1 tu arraJW1 die talko, which were fD bolla Nov. 6. The VIet CGIII rulilllla · delegation to Poria. ' � 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/. 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