https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f36896eca1704c473d4ee512f96c9fb9.pdf 79e55ff23c03c318918c2df080bada13 PDF Text Text 1- '.te - ~-~ ' '· 111e Doll¥ s.e,une~, MlddltOPOrt· P-n.y, No;iOmloer :j!l. loeB ' ' •• . ; I ' .,f Gov. Rhodes Bares Massive Educational Reform Pl.ai!;.c ,, ;.,:;::.:;:o:>::..">:'..~o;..;.'S;:,\~~..»>:o.o;;;;>:~x;:;.-.:;:;:~.::-.o;:;:;s:~o:o.oo:..".->».->:;,{o;:;;>;;,o;:o;;;;.o;.o;;o:;;;.,~~::::~~--=~:·:.:-:·:·:·:>:.:·:<.''":'X':=:·:;:-:.."-:«·:,...:·:·:.:-N· I Kathy King is Honored Queen I I ' ' llolldo1 fruit baokota wiU be t Kathy King, diiUibler ol Mr. ' the junior prepuod lor diirter membera -oecl Glrln8 the meet· and Mrs. William King, BradDuri!IB the meellng condUct· bury, was elected honored queen ed by Amette Warner, borllOJ ed lnl was Robert Kin&. worthy p&• cl EYIII&\'llno Chopter 172, or Bethel 62, International Or- queen, plans were made for a der ot Jobs Daughters, Monday vlait to the Arcadia Reat Home Order "'the Ea...., Star. Other A li¥PY Tbanklghl"'l to Yool night at the Masonie Temple in at 6 p.m. on Dec. 8. A prac- guests were Mrs: Ziba Mkldff It's a tamUy day and the Meiss IUlclal scene Is one o1 get,. Pomeroy. &,..tiee (or the program to be pre. and Mrs. Pew Taylor. together• ror flurd1y and frlenda - a lilt respite for many be(ore Other o(ftcers elected we.-#- sented there was set ror 1 p.m. the grand rush toward Chrlatmas. Mickey Wolre, senior princess; on Saturday, Dec. 7. BUl and. Teresa Swatzel, son, Jim, and· dauatter, Brenlla, 9\erri King, junior princess; Friday seven girls or the Bethalready a 01nlor at Ohio State UnlversliJ, loll today lor CharlesIrene Barnes, guide; and Twila el will go to Delaware to particlton, S. C., where they will spend the holiday with daughter, Sondra, Clatwortby, marshall. The new pate ln the cutting of a record her husband, Clpt. J. D. Tate, and toddler Marcy. oaicers will be installed on Dec. which wiU be sold to provide Mr. and Mrs. Ken Neue ontertalnocl SUndoy with a lUll~ funds for the expenses of the dimer'. Besides their own children, Tereaa, CyrKIIia, susan and supreme grand guardian of 1971, Julia Goo<h and DoW!, steve, Timmy and Scott Neooo, Mike and Agnes Bryant of Cleveland. Jell Jooos and Mary HUl o! C<llumbUs, &1111 Mr. &nd Mrs. E. J. The girls, to be accompanied TONIGHT & THURSDAY · Hill of Fla\Woods Rd. wore ~esta. The Goocb children w1U spend by Mr. and Mrs. James ClatNOV, 27- 28 A Tbanklls!Ying program was Thanksglvi~W Day with their gralll(parent&, Mr. and Mrs. K e r r worthy, are Twila Clatworthy, NOT OPEN featured a1 the Friday n l g hI Becky 1--loudaahelt, Millsa Rizer, Gooch ot Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Struble recent surgery at St. Marys HosElizabeth Blaettnar, M a r g i e meetlng of the WUUng Workers FRIDAY TIIRU TUESDAY Wamsley, Debhora Maple&, and Class of the Enterprise United or Pomeroy will go to Lotan to pllol In Hunti11!100, W. Va. NOV. 29 ·DEC. 3 Methodist Church held al I h e vislt with her parent&, Mr. and Carolyn Maples . Mr. and Mrs. Dole Walburn, "THE ODD COUPLE" Participation in the installa· home or Mrs. COrdelia Bentz. Mrs. Otto Des. JUl and Stevie, lett lhla morn(Technicolor) Group singing at UJn the serIn Columbus to visit Mr. and lrw (or a visit in Auatin«Mn with tion oC new officers of MiddleJack Lemrn~Walter Matttiau vice of the King'' and ueount Mrs. Robert Johnoon and lU\111 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and port Lodge 363, F&AM, Tues· OLORCARTOONS: day night was aloo planned. Sev- Your Blessings" opeoed the are Mr. aOO Mrs. WUllam Fol- llmlly. Much A-do About Nuttin' eral of the glrb will serve as meeting presided over by Miss mer and Mrs. Scott Folmer. Last Thanksgivina dinner guests of Many Happy Returns escorts while others will par- Dorothy Long. Scripture waa tak· Sunday the William Folmers and Mr. and Mrs. James Fugate will SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ticipate In a program to follow en rrom Psalm 52 and Delores the Scott Folmers visited with be Mr. and Mrs. George MelnWill gave prayer. Mr. and Mrs. James Durham m::l 11&rt, Middleport, and Mr. and Readings and poetry present- children of Cutler. Mrs. John Mayer and children, ed by the members included .. LitMrs. George Young o! Mason. Chert an:! John, Columbus. John tle 1baM. You," by Marjorie W. VL, entertained with a Lor- will teturn to Columbus Thursday Bowen; 44Thankagiving," Mrs. key dinner for the family Morx:lay night but the IU!ily wUI remain Bentz; "Are We Really Thank- evening. Her guests were Mr. for the weekelli ful?," Mrs. Sara Dill; '"Thanks- aOO Mrs. Charles Hoffman ami Here over tile weekend for a · giving, 11 Myrtle L o n g; a daughter, Vicki, Pomeroy; Mrs. pre. Thanksgiving visit with Mr. "Thanksgiving Pra,yer," M r a. George Hollmananddaughter, Li· and Mrs. Harold Ebersbach were Thelma Air1100; uHappy Thanks· Rl, Robert Hoffman of Point their son an:l daughter - in -law, giving," Mrs. Will; "God' I Place Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. James Ebersbach for Me,'' Mn. Beatrice Buck, Roush and children of Mason, Mr. or Colwnbus. They were joined and ''What's Thanksgiving," El· and Mrs. Winl(red Hoffman and on Sunday by Miss Darla Eberslie Bates. sons, Letart, and Mrs. Clay Ro- bach, L. P.N., Marietta, and RoiJ.. Members responded to roll call ney and Slbrlr. of Mason. erl Hansen or Detroit, Mich. by naming somethi~W for which Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of they are thankrul. The wonder daughter. Paula Kay, made a pre- Portland will host a (l.mily dt~ box was won by Mrs. Bentz. Re- Thanksgivt~ visit with relattvas ner Thanksgiving night. T h e i r freshment• were served to those in West Virginia last weekeM. guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Bill named and Mrs . Agnes Dixon, They visited Mrs. Russell's McKelvey of Portland, thelr son, and a guest, Mrs. GretchenBerXz. mother, Mrs. Grace McGraw, Marvin, a student at Marshall Shirley McGraw and the Ernest Uni versily; Mr. and Mrs, T. C. McGraw ram.Uy, at Meadow Hilldore, Syracuse; Mr.andMrs. Bridge, and with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hllldore, Tommy, H. W. Griffith at Rainelle. Lori, Larry, Mary and: Timmy, The Wenlell Gerlachs wlll of Holland, Mich., and Mr. and spend Thanksgiving Day in Mc- Mrs. Bob Byer, Julie and Larry CoMelsville with Mrs. Homer of Middleport. sYRACUSE - A birthday dJn. Gerlach and Mrs. William Smith. For Miss Harrie Marie Smith ner was enjoyed when the Ladles Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight and or Middleport, ll wilJ be a quiet Aid or the United M - o t Mrs. M. C. Wilson will travel to day. Miss Smith Is recuperatirv Church met at the home or Mrs. Charleston in the morni~ for 11 from recent surgery at Holzer Helen Damewood. Those 11avlns holiday . visit with Mr. and Mrs. NOW ONLY Hospital where she remains a birthdays were Mrs. L u r a Curtis S. Wilson. THE COURTNEY -Admbol Quolity lespatient. Crooks, Mrs. Chrlstena Grimm, ..... lncluiM 296 ICI· ln. of Super·Briah1 The traditional family diMer Mr. aOO Mn, George Dallas vtlwing; Admiral unmatched performance and Mrs. Margaret Eichinger. of the Paul Smart family thla and their four children, Bill. ste_, Nllobility. Handloml _,_..,.... 1 Devotl0111 taken from 'Tbe Up. year will be held at the home ol vle, Michael an! Mellna of St. .,ung. Modll 3T301C per Room" were preaent:ed by June and MannlngK.Ioes. ~eanand Parls are here !or the holiday Mrs. Glady• Robson, a guest for George Siddall and UMJfr three, weekelll with their families, Mr. the day. Plana for a Christmas Timmy, Tmnm.y arrJ Jta~a, will and Mrs. Bill MaUeck ofChester put;y were discussed and the day arrive torUghL They twill be acRoad and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, A NEW, spent qullUng. Others present be- companied here by DoW! SiddalL ULJM.. .. IGM Mlddleport. sides the above~amed were Mrs. At the dimer beside's the Kloes STANDARD Of Dinner guests or Mrs. c. M. QUAliTY AND Nora lloOOaeltelt, and Mrs. Elh· family, t h e Slddalls, and the AEUA81UTY Hennesy tomorrDI'f will be Mrs. IN COLOR 1YI el Ferrell. One member. M r a. Smarts will be Mr. and M r s. Crary Davis, Miss Frieda FaehOma Winebrenner, was unable to George Hackett, Jr., son, Bill, nle, and Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger. attend. student at C.se-W estern Reserve Mn. Elizabeth Parsons or In Clevelan:l, and Rose Marie, Charleston, W. VL, will arrive The gigantic blue wbale at· Ohio state stl)homore, Lio:la. tonight tovlsltherdaugllter, Mrs. talns a weight of 150 tons-35 times the weight of an ele- Melanie and Dennis, and Herman Ricl1&rd Vaughan, sod llmily. Kloes, of Athens. Polly Karr will come from Cophant. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, hanbus tonight to be with her Middleport, are at the home of folks, Mr. and Mn. Charles R. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roprsand Karr, the holiday. SWldl.,y ~on. Jim, at Qak Harbor. Others visitors witb the Karrs were Mr. at the [amlly dimer tomorrow and Mrs. Ed Dere.Uugh, Mr. aOO will be Miss Maxine Bemett and Mrs. Ralph Eichinger, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. VIc Genheimer. Steve and Chuck, of Columbus. Pomeroy; Mr. a n d Mrs. Clair Bl-ent ai'Kl Brellla Hauck, chil- Karr, Syracuse, and Mr. a n d dren of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck, Mrs. Richard Karr, Middleport. C<JiumbUs, will bo the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks, weekend guest& of Mr. am Mrs. Mrs. Dan Thomas and son, Da~ Richard Pickens. The grandpar- rw, lett early this morning from ents plan to drive to Columbus. the Kenova, W. VL, train station for the children tomorrow. for Norfolk, VL, where they will Mrs. David Farmer and Mr. spend the holiday weekend wllh and Mrs. Arthur Sk11111er will join Lt. and Mrs. Gene Crooks. the Dan Farmer llmlly in DayThllnkllslvi~W weekend guesto too lor the holldly. They will bo ot Mr. an:l Mrs. L. E. Reynolds le&vll1! tonight and returni~W Frl· wUI be Mr. and Mro. Val Reyn. Illy. olds and children, LyM, Gwyna, Mrs. E. 0, Tewksbary w Ill and Val, Jr. ardMrs. Harry Hicks spend Tlwlksglvlns in WeUston or Morgantown, W. VL We are proud indeed to be a part with her son, Edward, and his Mr. and Mrs. G. V. R111e left tmnll¥. this afterPOOn for Warren where Guests of Middleport Mayor they will be Thanksgiving week· of this thriving community ... and to live ami Mrs. C. 0. F1sher (or Thanks- end guests of their son-in-law and slvi~W dinner will be Mrs. Lorna daugbtor, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mcamong our wonderful friends and neigh· OWens, Middleport; Miss Norma Ka,y and children, Sally, Chlila Sullhan, Polnl Pleasant, and Mr. and VIctor. i>ors. So on Thanksgiving we pause with and Mra. Bm Fisher, David and Mrs. James Titus, Sr. of RutBruce, locll. land will host a turkey dlrmer heartfelt thanks for our priceless bleS5· Miss Carolyn Searls of Colum- Tllanksgl~ Day, Besides her bus wUl be home with her por- son and daUKhter-iP..laW, Mr. al'll ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls, Mrs. James Titus and sons, ings and the privilege of serving you . Middleport, She'D be vlslll~Wdur­ Richard and Jeffrey, New Knoxlrw the day with her sister, Jean ville, w~ arevtsitlnghere, other Cnig, who ia rec~Ctf!ratl• from J110sl5 will be Mrs. Bertha Lasl>er and Miss Edith Titus, Rutland; Wa ata thankful for Mrs. John Kincaid alii Mrs. Garen stanabW'Y, MidcDeport; Dr, and tha lraedom to wonhip Mrs. CecU Horden, Columbus, Fof your loved ones and Mr. and Mrs. William Stanoin tha chuntl ol our can best express bur,-, HerUIIIIio, Fla. butlool. Thanksgiving Birthday Dinner ouxlllul' inell-i· f6 ccmtrlbullon WU Oort1. Readings on Theme Given A aad -,ltwaodolpdod'l'loo- ' to the Mo... ~·~==~ dQ nf&hl 'by ibe IJI4loa Alai!·. loolo ·.,.r a.aplrllorJ P lll'l' cl F--lleml!tt ~ 128, Ao~ , _ AmerlCOD ~· .:.. . ~ra accepted *'rlrw •.•cKIII~ ~ at the lqlm hall, the . 1n1 were Mra. lAna .. group pllmecla Cbrlatmoa Mro. El~ C!uk, .and tor Dec, JO at 8 p.m. at the holl. Rhqdo FOil. lira. Holta Konofr' Tbe lrult balkito wiD be Pfl' ·d¥ &irelllded. pared them. A bulhol cl CII'IDIIII lira. Geraldine Xooaand a buollel cl ljlplea wiD be ported m ti.J junior to tho JI'Olocl by PfOII:IIIIL 51te 'aakad 1or 30 al 7:30 p.m. at lhe Temple. the lnstallatliXI. MDGS THEATRE. a 0( aood uaod ~·H.-Jth 1l.al acbe*'lad lor Doe. 6. haYlns Jewelry to uked to contact Mn. Xoa•Q~ New oftlcera were named at by Dec. 4. ll lhauld be ~ .. a rneotlng of JaDe Howell Tent peel, If polllble. 'l1le charter ... clr~ ... 95, DIIIIIIW'I 0( Unl..Voterono, Mro. Jomle Kautr. Mro. ·~ CMl War, at a meeting Monda~' nody ..., the trave!IJia prlll!, nlaht lithe D,A,V, hall fa Porno· llelrellhmeota ,.... oorved Ia 1'0,1'. a condllllbllaoelol hour. The new oUleerl are Mrs. 'j: . Pearl R01110ldo, prell-; Mro. Mlmle Neulzlln& laoior v I c e Hartford to preoldent; Mrs. GladYs Cuckler, Tent 95 Names LYNN HEMMENWAY Plan Wedding In December Mr. and Mrs. Blcllard llem. meiiWI.Y, Wallnaford. Pl., are aiiiiOWidng the OIIII"IIBmenl and approacldns marriage cl lhelr daughter, Mill Lynn Stansbury HemmOIIWIJ', to Mr, Dovld Stephen &ntth, ..., Mr. and Mra. NoriiWI 5ltlers Slnllh cl Clay. or 43995 BAKERMIDDLEPORT FURNITURE 0. ror PTA jUnior Ylce prealdolll; Mrs. lAna Hamm, patriotic: iDatruc:tor; Mrs. Helen Miller, secretary; M r a. i, t Hold Annual Bazae# i t a Flowers choica and Itt tha Thanks For tile many kind Thin&s they have donelhrou&flout the year ... ----------Please Accept Our Heartfelt Thanks .. MemMr of f..t.ral O.posit lnauronc• Corparotlon - ..... -·· . ~ . MIDDLEPORT, 0. · I Du41q's Flerlst 59 N. 2nd Avo. 992·5560 LET US KNOW If you are havIng gueslll or Jolnlqr othero In a 11aankagh1ng oblern.nce. Tel~ phoot! 992-6292. Use Like Powder If you are ever caught without a deodorant, and can'l get to a store and if you have some baking soda In the hot11e, j~ pat il on as you would powder. ( Waiting won't make Ohio the natioral leader in education." Rhodes also ouUined his plans Norlheastern Ohio. _The State University Northcentral Ohio. grams to the Ohio General Assembly call1ng for e,q,anded for highWIY and housill{ devel. -The state University o( each state University. Northwestern Ohio. In the neld of primary arxl -the state University ot secondary education Rhodes technical education raciliUes at 28 sites throughout Ohio. "I have bee~ a~ sed by many that I hold m h1gh regard that I should not undertake such a massive task as redirection, reorganiU~tion, commlldlr tion and regionalizatlon of education," Rhodes said. "I have been advised to let the next governor or someone w or r Y about the problems we face. oprnent. "I want every Ohio bay and girl by the time he or she is 18 years old tD be a productive and respo· · 'e lb:paytng citizen," he Sit•~- ''I also want that 18 year old boy or girl to have the right lO vote.'' The state universities would be: - The state University ot Northern Ohio. - The State Universlfl of Now You Know r d a y chanf<ea. Preclpllatloa · Thursday nlsht and Friday &V· eragtng about a halt lnch. are Mr. and Mrs. Olear~ An old-fashioned recipe for checking perspiration Is to mlx equal parts of boric acid and powdered starch. It's mild and harmless. Baile¥, l&eriVIlle; Mr. :';'J Mrs. Floyd 1.-ard, ~~ and Mrs. Nora Whtte, · A ,., j 1 Durlna 1JI1)re111ve ceremonies Wednesday afternoon, the 12 students In the ftrst two rows above were UliJped into the Eastern High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. They are, front row, I tor, Naomi Bissell, Shirley Rucker, Nancy Baum, Michael Boring, Tom Karr; second row, Dam,y WW, Ruth Ann Barnhill, Linda Baer, Bill Cole, Martin Osborne, Phyllis Mcintyre, Kathy Tuttle. The back row Includes odler members of the society am advisors, Bob Ord, advisor; members, Patti Sexson, Lenora Michael, Louise Michael, S800ra Newlun, Jenny Dean, Nancy Karr, and Howard Parker, advisor. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Store O,.n ~ntll 9 In Tilt Event~" By United Preas lnternational • PRESIDENT • ELECT RICHARD M. NUON will send former Goy. Wtlllam Scranton of PeM&ylvanla to the Mldd]e East next week to see what can be done toward effecting peace between Arab and Jew, a Cairo newspaper said .today. In Tel Aviv, an Israell communique said Israeli and Jordanian soldiers battled witt\ mortars in the Jordan Rtver Valley Thursday nisJit shortly after Israeli troops blew up three Arab houses. The Cairo newspaper AI Ahram, which refiects goverrunent tllinking, said Scranton would arrive in Cairo Dec. 5 ror talks with Pre!!.ident Gamel Abdel Nasser and later would visit Jerusalem, Anunan, Jeddab, Sludi Arabia, Beirut and Tehran Friday and Saturday After-Thanksgiving Sale! Sale of Womens Coats on the 2nd floor. MARY!-.VILLE, Ohio - F1VE PRLSONERS WHO overpowered two guards and broke out of the maximum security section of the Marysville Women's Reformatory Thursda.Y night were back behind bars Sale of Small Rugs on the 3rd floor. ··. Sale of Girls Dresses on the 2nd floor. .. Sale of Toys for Boys and Girls at Toyland. Sale of Mens Jackets and Coats on the main floor Sale of Boys Coats and Jackets on the main floor Sale of Morgan Jones Heirloom Bedspreads. Sale of Easy Chairs on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Sale of lnstamatic Cameras on main floor. Sale Qf Clocks and Watches. Sale of Kroehler living Room Suites. Sale of Womens and Girls Fancy Knit Stockints. Ltulies!-~~~-~---­ Don't foraet to rt~lster In tile Housewares D-epartment on tile Main floor for the 3 manufaetll'ers priJIS to be &iv• away Satirday nllht - a 24.95 Rival Electric Can Opener, a 17.95 Dominion Hair Dryer, a 9.98 WestcloxE!idrlc Alarm Clock. No .JIIIChase necessarr. You need not be present to win. . . _ It PaJs To Take ~dvantaae of tile Sales At • d .( ELBERFILDJ IN POM...Y , I ' • .I Doris Payne, 39, Cleveland, was the last one captured when she was picked t;1 early today hiding in a field near the Institution She was sentenced to the reformatory in 1963 after convicted of je"'el theft. It was her third escape, The others "'ere Norma L. Hoover, 29, Lancasteri Mary Lawrey, 37, Detroit; Wilma LePage, 22, Zanesville, and Diana Krueger, 21, Green Bay, Wis. CHICAGO - T~O WOMEN WERE RAPED and rOObed on the same slewted train platform Thursday despite beered I4J police patrols aimed at cuttifw a sharp ~surge in crimes lnvolvtrw the Chicago Transit Authority. About 300 policemen, 11ome of them riding buses in street clothes, were assigned to guard the CTA after figureA lndlcated a 600 per cent increase in crimes against the CTA in October. The crtm., spree has continued to rise, highlighted Wednesday by the $3,000 'rOObery or two CI'A collectors. A 19-year-old nurse's aide and a 5S..year~d nurse described dtrrerent assailants Thursday on a West Side elevated platform. They were attacked within 20mlnute period. Sale of Girls Skirts on the 2nd floor. , toda.Y. • - , ' , • DARMSTADT, GERMANY - A WEST GERMAN court tod&.Y convicted and imprisoned seven ex...SS men for the bloodiest Nazi firing squad muder of Jews. the 1941 killing of 33,771 men, women and children In Babi-Yar Ravine. Ending a 13-month trial1 Ute judges sentenced the seYen to hard labor terms ranging up to lS years. Three other defendants were judged guilty of compollcy In murder but were not lmprisoned because the court ruled their roles too minor. No verdict was rendered on 1 Ulh defendant who died two weeks ago. Ohio Hit By Storm 8J Unitad Preas fnterDatlonaJ An intense storm with winds up to 40 miles an hour swept across Ohio Thanksgiving Da,y, causing high wawr, downed power Unes and fallen trees. A warm front carrying rain pushed the temperature In Columbus "' 62 degrees, ave de· grees off the all time high ~ fF recorded 59 years ago, Downed power lines caused blackoots in porUono ol Ucklng County, including Newark and Pataskala. Rain remained general over most of the state early today as the storm moved through the lower Great Lakes. Temperatures ranged (rom the upper 30s over Northwest Ohio to the upper 40s in the Southeast. Winds were expected to remain st.._ through the day. .-.utng to bring colder alr In !rom the north. 'nte U.S. Weather Bureau said, as the cold air becomes more general , showers will become mixed with snow Ourries, linally changing entlrei.Y to snow flurries over nortllern sections. C. A. Wayland JAJCE, Yugoslavia (UPO President Tito detled the Kre~no< 11n apln today. Tlto, who broke with Moscow In [orging Yugoalavia'a ccmmwUst regime alii who chaqdoned CzechoaJo• Ida's attempt to go Ita own way, called in a speech ror eacb country to find its own desUny. Speald~W at the spet where he loundecl his rePn>e 25 years aeo todl)', Tlto said. ''our canceptlon of the role aad poslUon or the working man as a tree and Independent creator In a self· M COunQ'; J6 Weather _,. ...'f, ~ Colder lolllgJt wltb the loweat In the 20s. Varlellle cloudlc.> ness w1d a rew 8110111' fiurrlea: ~~ 0 c;. extreme .... ~_. Srlb dill, "'d• ca-. ¢ ,.. wbile generally fair el&ettbel e •• v -;, <"' •~• oonUoued cool. ~· {> .0 d 0.-' 1P o t, ~ DiH> nllll'!lday dleport; a sloter4n~aw, By F1!EDERICK H. TREESH MANNINGTON, W. V A. (UPO-· A lad of ll stood in stoic silenc~ as the truck-mounted drill bored into the hlUside, spewing great. clouds of limestone dust into the 11.ir. "lie stared down at the hole like he was looking tor a miracle," said driller Marlin Carlin, his voice on the verge o! cracking, Beneath the wooded hill. under nearly 1,000 feet of soli, rock and shale, lies a coal mine, its miles ot tunnels wrackt!d by explosions, filled with fire and lethal carbon monoxide arxi methane. Somewhere in that chamber of horrors are 78 miners, among them the Cather of the boy who stood beside the drilling rig. Hardly any hope yet exists that the miners, entombed in Pittsburgh Concolidation Coal Co.'s No. 9 mine by an initial explosion nine days ago, are still alive. But no one can be sure. Remember Hominy Falls? Six mine; .> presumed to have drowned In a flooded mine at Homiey Falls, W. Va,, earlier this year were brought out alive after 16 days. Lite At Stake If a miracle were to be Morey Bid Best On Highway Job o1- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1968 • wrought here, it had to be through the four-inch holes in the earfrh drilled by men like Cartln, 1 26-year-old ex-Marine from Huntington, W.Va. Using mine rnaps a n d surveyi~ instrume-nts, rescue olli.cials pinpointt'!d eight places on the pastoral hills over the seve[).. mile lor.g mine to make the test bores. Down 600, 800, sometimes 1,000 fe,et. the d>ills wenL The 30-foot :lll hour rate or a "high speed" drill seemed painfuUy slow when lire was at stake. As each drill broke through a mine tunnel - mine into officials were sure they were drilling precisely at the places the trapped men were workill!: when No. 9 blew up- a sensitive llsterdng device was dropped into the hole. For an hour and a half, rescuers listened ror any sign or life. They said the microphones could pick up a whisper at 100 feet. All they heard were t'alllng rocks and dripping water. Hope Dwindles Then air samples were taken. As each sample was returned to the mine laboratory and found to contain lethal levels of carbon monoxide and methane - the natural gas that millions or homeowners burn in their furnaces across the land- hope dwindled. The mood became increasingly more solefl\lll.t the neat, white rrame hornes that dot the corkscrew mountain hollow• around ManningtOn and its twin community, Farmington, and at the Little James Fork United Methodist Church at the mine head where famiUes each day ror a forenoon prayer service and rolksy "gratl) therapy" by the Rev, Barnes (Contimed on page 8) Nixon Back to Work NEW YOR~ (UPD-- PrOB· tdent.olect Richard M. Nixon got lnck to work today after a se._JJtirnental journey to Washington t.o visit his alling former boss, Dwight D, Eisenhower. He of statl . schedlled a series . riteetlligs to work out program• ror his new administration and to fi11d the people to run them. Aldel'l said he had no scheduled meet hags other than with meltLbers oC his persooal starr. Like most Americans, Nixon paused on Thanksgiving Day to count his blesslngs. "1/Ve have a number of things to be thankful ror this year," Nixc1n said, surrounded by hi& ramily on the porch of Walter . The Morey ConstrucUon Co. ol Parkersburg, W.Va., was apparently low bidder on s high. way remedial work project in Mason and Jackson Counties, W. Va., in oon.iunction with the Racine Lod!:s and Dam Project. The Parkersburg firm submitted a bid of $210,897 with the T . C. Young Co. of Williams. burg, Ky., second on its bid of $225,033.70. The work consists essentially ot building a 14 by 10 foot re inforced concrete box culvert. 112 (eet long, and or numerous other pi,pe culverts. 4 Reed Army Hospital where he had spent two hours a1 Tlulnksglvlng dinner with the Eisenhower&. "First, c.t course, in our casee, the electloa. Second, the wedding, and third ~ 111911 Important, tho ract that ·lhe general has had such a remarkable recovery (rom his number or heart attacks." Although the 78 ~ year - old Eisenhower still had not recov ~ cred suJ!Iclently to attend the dinner, he paid ror it. It was standard Army fare, 70 cents per person. Nixon and Ule EiseDhowers ale the standard Thanksgiving meal senred in Arm.Y posts throughout the world- sea food cocktail, choice of roast turkey Under to Sovids LONDON (UPO - Under hea- vy Soviet pressure Romania has agreed to allow Russian forces to hold manemrers on her soil next year, diplomatic sources sald today. The,y aaJd Marsh&! Ivan Yakobovsk,y, supreme commander of the Soviet bloc Warsaw Pact military alliance, made the arrange. menta the past fewdaysinBucha . rest. or prime ribs of beer, cornbread and oyster dressing, giblet gravy, cranberry and orange relish, candled sweet potatoes, green peas with sauteed mushroom buttons, baked acorn deJlalll salad, ptllllplt1n pie wltll - whipped cream atld mincemeat pie with sauce. "Service rood hils improved considerably from what 1 remember 25~ears ago," Nlxon said. _..,, mun.n Esther MacKnight, and a brother4n law, James MacKniPt, both ~ managing &ociety also assumes Hartford and oeveral nieces and the rull rreedom and indepe~ nephews. Funeral services will be held ence ot each people and natl~ SUndoy at 2 p.m. from Fogleomg ality... Fllllll'al Home wltll the Rev. He said every rw.tlon must re-- Charles Parrilli of!lclat:lng. Bur. spect other C(Untl.res.' indeperd- lal wiU be in Graham c:emetary; ence. '"U these principles whlch Frilacb may cell alter noon on Include tho l'Undamental rlsht or Saturday. each - l e 1o· be master olllll own cwntty art not respected, PLAN LUNCHEON new criseS. and focuses of~ COLUYBIJS (111'0 - RepubU. ble w!U arise ond there wlll be cana w!U hold a -..ldo vic. no stablllzolion ol lnterMilonal tOry luocbobl here Dec. 12 In condiUona." he aaid. cslullrale the Now. 5 ele(tlan. our training at Fort Gordon, GL, and had eight weeks ol special training in artlllery at Fort SUI, Okla. He wiU be in Viet-nam ror 12 months. His address is Pvt. Robert S. Shaffer. Btry. A., 6th, 33rd ArV". APO San Francisco, Callt 96308. 4Cars At/unction Four traffic accidents, each involving single veldcles, were Minor damage was done to reported by Meigs Cotmty !h!ra house owned by Guy Lee, RL ill' Robert c. Hartenbach"s deI , Slade, when it was struck partment over the Thanksgiving by a car at 12;30 p.m. Wednes- holiday. The first occurred Wldlesda.r day in an accident at the jWlC· morning on Route 680, west rl. tion or Rts. 33 and 681. No one Reedsville, in which a car op.. was Injured. erated by Opal Johnson, RL I, The State Hi.ghwa.v Patrol said Reedsville, skidded out ol conthat Helen L. Heinrich, 39, Daytrol on the slick road. The drivton , headed east,swervedtomtss er was taken to &. Joseph Hosa westbound car that was left pital in Parkersburg by Coolo( center and lost control. The vehicle went orr the left side of ville emergency squadmen r o r the hlghwa.y and struck the house. treatment of cuts and bruises. No There was very minor damage arrest was made. Another accident at 11 p.m. to the house and minor damage Wednesday on the Willow Creek to the car. The unidentified car road in Salisbury township in· railed to stop. No charge was volved a car driven by Ernest filed against Mrs. Heinrich. R. Haggy, 18, Pomeroy. Ham In rounding a eurve 8&!Pirent- for academic teachers. Instead or coUega trai~, the vocational teacher must have had atleast seven years of e~erlence in the particular trade or sklli. :n this column I am writing indeed requesU~ - that persons interested in teaching in these special areas notify me. The areas a r e cosmetology, drafting, auto mechanics, am welding and sheet metal We will need one teacher in each orthese four fields next year for our junior programs. Jn the followi~ year we wUl need an additional teacher in each area as we move irio senior programs. lr you have had seven years or eJii)OJ'lence in woldi"'l and olleet.metal, auto meehanica, drafting or eo&m.etolOIY and haw some interett in teaching in one of these vocaUOMI areas, eall me at 992.2153 and we will send yoo an appllcation form and lllTI.IWe an liQrvlew. As l mentioned above, we must do PVT. ROBERT SHAFFER Pvt. Hobert S. Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mra. Earl S. ShaJ. fer, Pomeroy Route 4, is serving wiUl the U.S. Army in Vie~ nam. A grl(bU of Pomeroy High School last sprirw. he enlisted in May, urderwent baste House Strru* SPEAKING OF SC~NO. 67 By GEORGE HARGRAVES, S\t>t tl1 e State Department of EducaMeigs Local School District til;,n, They also will soon visit It mB.Y be a mild SUll>rlse that gr.lidance counselors at the voalready we are engaged in our c atlonal schools In Nelsonville preparations r o r next school a eel Lancaster, We have also had year. This acth1t;y will be a part considerable asslstanee Cl-omthe of our etrorts trom this time un- vocational people at Morgan tU next school year begins. ( :ounty High School. Sophomores One very important part of thi 9 have had the various programs eft'ort is the guidance ol this described to them and they have year's sophc:lmores in respect to 1,1 xpressed a tentative choice, the courses they will foUow as ' fhose with unanswered questions juniors. This group will be tho !have had individual interviews first to erter the vocational pro- with the counselors. grams In the new buildirw, All the eaorts which lave been I know that we all share con- 11nd will be made in this prcr cern about the campi etlon ct.te gram have one objective. That or the building, but we have to is to help 11tudents make wise plan thatltw!Ubeavallable o<~~~e­ choices. The courses o p en to time next fall and plan that we these young people wiU be: ac~ will move into lt when it is demic, sclentltlc, business IIlii ready. Consequentl,y, we roost otfice education, drafting, auto prepare our sq»bmnores·rorwt.se mechanics, welding alll sheet choices in the matter of coursea ·metal, cosmetology, and genertlllt they wiU tailo. al. The reason that our present I lllve been asked frequently sophaa:lcwes, next year's Juniors, about who will tuch drafting, will be lhe nrst to enter lhese auto mechanics, cosmetology, Pr<JCI'liD• Ia that theoo are two and weldirw anti sheet metaL We year programs and must bepn hope to llnd these lnatructors in the iudor year. r1ght here Jn ow own. area. The guidance porsomel lllve bllit prepuatlonfortheseteachmet with cuidance people !rom ara l.a much d!IJenoat than that TEN CENTS acle Persists Soplwmores Planning Vo-Programs HARTFORD - Charles Arlh· ur (51tug) Wayland, 80, d I e d Thursday evening at his residence. He was born June 28, 1888, at Minersville, M e I g B Cowrt;y, Ohio the ..., altho late l.'r ' Lee and Lucy L. Chapman Way. SAIGON - IN THEIR HEAVIEST RAIDS around Saigon in a land. A coal miner, be was a momh, U.S. B52s dropped at least a million pounds of bombs Thursmembel' ol the Hartford United day and today onto Communist lntlltration corridors toward the Methodist Church and 0( the MJn. capital, most of them from cambodiL ers Assn., Local 9586. A semiomclal C!ambodian news magazine meantime confirmed He is sunlved by his w 1 r e, what .Wed ccmmanders have been sa.ying for months - Viet Cong Edna MacKnlglrt Wayland; ...., and North Vietnamese soldiers were bivouacked in Cambodia, free brother, Jemlnp Wayland, Midfrom American bombs and troQps. Tito Defres Kremlin Again Marion. b I • n a COunty, Tuscarawas Cowd;y, Qdllld&lii; Portamoudi County, Tnonbull CounQI, Cuy- and Zanu..W.. ahoga County, Lakeland, Lorain "B)' 1971, ~ltlOO,OOOOhio County an:! YoungsUM~Mahon- reslderte w'UJ. ·:be enrolled in ing County; • various toe. .eal hiaher educa.Penta County vocational ed.r tion pracr.ms, .. Rbodn Ald. cation center, the (OW' county Rhodes also 11tcl he would area ot Willi~~ .. , Fulton, Defi- recommerll that an Intematlonance arvl Ftrel a n d s, aJ Trade Center be estlbUihed Li.w.. Mansfield, (Contiooed on page 8) en tine. Hope for a New Haven, W. Va., and llr'!> CI.Yde Wall, 11oute 1, -IVIll« great~• are Mart -The state must equalize Cunds on a per pupil basis after adequate and uni(orm local er(ort is made. "I Intend to use my personal lnfiuence aM my position of • ~ · X •~• lr Lancaater, Clark ~' ,.._.. ilton Cotftf, RIIRl"f. ... ·-~ Tbe new or expanded techni.. Cou.,., MlcMW · 4 ; , - ' 1rt · cal education Cacilltles wUJ be Montgomery ~.(. CieniiDIII In Wayne County. Ashtabula. County. ·d'"'~ ·. 1 canton - Stark County, Colum. JetreriCII :.i-i I mont · ' POMEROY.IyiiDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXI NO. 154 ooc1 ...,, Daniel eurtii, Nov. at Holzer Hospital.~ Old But Good membership. governor to e~ct the Initial phases of this massive program into law," Rhodes said ' >- •~,... gift exchanp. Several c o mBIRTH ANNOUNCED . munlcotlOI)I were read. Mr. and Mra.NiddoiAIL.~ 111e prize pockop dollaled by ard, Route 3, Pomeroy, ore U: Mrs. Noutzll!>s wu won by Mrs: ....,e~ag the blrtb "' ~ Wickham. -The State Oeparunent or Education, by 1972, must consoJidate its regioraJ omcea Into the eight state university r~ gions. -School boards should have the power of taxation within pre8Cribed limits with the larger the pq)ulatlon area the board serves the larger Us Devoted To The lntere.t. Of The ltleigl- MWIOn Area ~ FlYWAY FORECAST ln 0 h i o 1bursday lbroUgl1 !oiDnda7 ••• e.Ti!slng a lillie above normal with hll!hs averagl"'l in mid 40• north to near 50 ooulh and lows In low 30&. l\llnor Illy to recommended: -By l!l80, all education should be In one agency headed by a direct1lr. -By 1980, there should be a school distr ict for each irJ!ividuaJ county. -By 19'i·o or 1971 there must be one countywide tax base with each p~il sharing equally in that base. at y iii ' Widdwn, treuurer; Hartford PTA wiU hold Ita ...,;j Mro. DeUa Btlhl, plde; M r s. mont, Del. bazaar II 3:30 Hamm, Mrs. Marie MtUa, a n d Nov. 30, at tbe Hartford Miss Hemmenwa,y, g r a n ct. clatllhter of Mra. Garon Stano- Mra. Francea Bearha, ocuu:ll School. NumerGUa : , bury. Mlddleporl,llfacllated !rom memberli Nra. LWlan Stleff, Cbrlotmu llama wiU be 011 Endlcolt Junior College In BeY· musician, and Mrs. Wlc:ldwn, and door prlzoi wiU 1111 •-clt4: hlalorlao. ' erly, Mus. There wiU be loocl aold el~ Plana were made for the anAn alwnnus or Friends' School either lor conaumptiiXI In !Iii In WUm!ngtm, Mr. &nlth Ia at. nual Cbrll1mu put;y to be held bulldlns or to take home. tending Harvard Unlverolt,y, A Dec. 16 at the ..... ol Mr 1. December wedding Is plamecl. Wlc:klwn. Thoro w!U be a •1 Temperature• Western Ohio. _The State Univeralty oC Central Ohio. - The state University ot Southeastern Ohio. -The State University ~ Southwestern Ohio. The exact locations of the unIversitles were not announced. Rhodes also proposed a new Medical school in North Central e Thanksgiving Day. first celebrated in New England, went west ln the early 19th century partly by the urging of M r s. Sarah J. Hale, editor of GodBy's Lady's Book of PhUadelphla, a widely read women's magazine. ot Ohio and one in Western Ohio. Rhodes Sllid there would be a single board of trustees for • p.m.3 HARTFORD, W. Va. - . Caddie For Our Still Priceless Blessings and Freecloms by a director. ~ He told the Cleveland Growth Club he would presert pro- New Officers Enioyed by Closs 5 CLEVELAND (UP 0 -Against the wishes of advi11ors, Gov. James A. RhOOes has under· taken one of the most massive reorpnizations ot Ohio's educatlonal system ever. In an address here Wedres~.ay. RhodeB amounced his Solutions ror the Seventles" program and said eight new stlte universities should be establiahed. He also proposed that the Board ol Regents by 1980 be combined with the State Department of education into a single cabinet agency headed a good job ot ~wr IJCII)l>- omores u they make their choices Cor next year. We dwit want 1 studerK to ao irto a vocatlcnl ly got ooto berm, skidding into a ditch and against a tr•. There was only minor damage. and no arrest or injuries. Thursday at 2:20 a.m., a car operated by Clarence Mullens, 1131 Mulford Road, COlumbus. traveling west on Route 124 in ~racuse, went ott the road, aver an embankment, and into a, grove or trees. Mullens said be was blinded by an oncoming vehicle. There was medium dama&e to the (ront, right ~. aoo rtabt front render til Mullens• veld.cle. No inJuries or arrest were reported. The fourth mishap 'QS at 4:20 a.m. Thursday on Route 7, abc:U: soo 11. ooulh or the 111-7 N It e Club, where a car driYa'l by Harry Chesher, 63, Mlrk'lepnrt. &DIng north, went oft the rlebt side or the ~. struck a delloeatlon post of the Ohio Depart.. ment of Jllghwayo, lniD a ditch, and hit a pile ct rellrQad Ilea. Chesher told lllllhorllloa program ami then want to drop out after a few weeks . We also don't want students to miss the opportunity to start in a vocational program In the junior year and then tave them be unhappy in the senior year because they missed the chance earlier. U you have a sq:Jhomore at your house, please di a cuss this thoroughly al'll thoughtfully with him, or her. The choices made todate are tentative and may change. NEWS AND NOTES - T h e Meig-s Band will be participating In the parades in Pcmeroy and Middleport in the next few days - Report cards will go home next Thursday, If you have questions, contact the prlncipal and arra• a conference with the teacher or teachers who work wldl your student- Every schod district must have 17.5 mill• or he leU uleep lithe - · There ... hNY)' damaao to tax for operation in order to rethe auto but no lajurlea .,.. arceive state schoo1 funds. We have IU mUis ..., in e!fect. Three reat. of these mills muat be- renewed 1bo ~ oold lila al• durifW 1969 - Christmas ft.~ cllecklng a poallblo bU-'IdP ·• Uona begins with on earl)< dl .. Route 12t, ...... ~ miaoal oo Friday, Dec. 20 ctaa... • - .. litiWrad es resume on Tll.lrlday. January out "' .... •. 2. aad llruck. _..r raiL lo- ~! ( ,, �THE DAILY SENTINEL Dover Detl was Paulette God- Eddie Fisher• s career Is like dard. BY JACK O'BRIAN this: his road m&nager was his Daddy 0. may be beylng a huge NEW YORK- David Merrick's brother Al, who now is road manNewport mansion for Jackie 0., "Promises, Promises" has been ager ror Trtnl Lopez .... Audrey maybe the Amandale Farm, trom getting great reviews and en- Hepburn'S under firmpbyslclan's his recently acquired In-law; it's don't" and ask, ..,. this right thusiastic audiences oo its try- orders to load on 4,000 caloYotrrH ASKED FOR IT! owned by Newport Landscapes 11d1 oolunm i1 tor young peo- for us, and will it hurt anyone?" out tour but no one's taking ries a daJr until tlhe covers her Well, maybe that works t o r chances: composer Burt Bacha- lovely skeleton wttlh 20 morelbs. whose firm Includes Jackie's ple, their problems and pleasstep~ad .... The Forgotten A:dsurel, their trouble& and run. As very mature people. But the ma- rach's composed tour new songs .... &apermarket heir Freddie toerat is John G. W. Husted, wlth the rest of Helen Help US!, ture ones aren't buying the phil - .... Gig young and Sally Keller- Hill buys lots ()( groceries f o r who was engaged to Jackie Boult welcomes laughs but won't osophy as much as the imma- man have an any4ay announce- songstress Nancy How~, especi- vier in 1952; tier engagemoot to ally at the Billy Budd ch<Jphouse. dodge a serious question with a ture ones who figure it means ment .. .. Peggy Cass got the Jack Kennedy was announced 1n "Anything goes, and if I don't sad news straight from ller date, SWank : Chubby Checker's brush -<>II'. '53. Send your teenage questions to go along. I won't get to go out J ames Mason: Peg's role ln Ma- Rolls-Royce has rwming-board son's "Age of Coo sent" wound to MIMing-board Oriental carYOUTH ,\SKill FOR IT, care of with anyone. •• If we were very wise, we could up on the traditional cutting room pels ..~. Big N. Y, corporate atHelen Help US! this newspaper. live without rules. Isn't ita shame noor . ... Nooe of the candidate!!: torney isn~ ashamed of tt OO.t NOT TilE TIME OR PLACE we aren't taught rtrst to be wise who boUght NBC-TV time owes neither is he adv ertislng h i s Dear Helen: MY boy friend who is 1a, wrote - through sex education in it money . . . . The N. Y, Cardiac weekends at a Pennsylvania nume a poem. At the bottom he schools for one thing - before c entre dimer at the Waldorf dlllt coiQI\Y. Gregory Peck invested in a put "P. S. Please excuse my we're handed a new C(l(lcept we expects both heart surgeon Dr. awful spelling. 1 can't help be- aren't ready ror? - PHILOSO- Chrlstiaan · Barnard and new - Santa Monica used car lot .... Pres. Nixon .... The kookiest Modern stage obsolescence: matPHER, J UNIOR GRWE Ing dumb... mail of all goes to actresses in tresses in the hilarious "You He l1n't &1mb, and 1 didn't Dear Phil : Certainly Is. The greatest the network soap operas. Know 1 Can't~ _you When the want him to think he is, so I Back . studio gossip: JohmY Water's RmminlV'h;~e been re· shame is that the too-young latch easaally suggested he use a dh~­ tlonary when un!lllre of a word. on to the idea without understand- Carsoo's due to pack in the placed six times .... George GrizHe looked very hurt and said ing the conceP . Wh.'\l may some- "'Tonight" show in •69; a n d zard left that hit to star in ••Nool he wished he'd never written the times work for mature, thinking Dick Cavett will get it .... Beau- Coward's SWeet Potato," which II As adults can turn a teen's Ufe into tiful Deborah Steinberg Oopped not just onc:e, but twice. poem. The World Turns" TV soapera a shambles. And I have thOus The Bing Crosb:vs will teed 1 oni.Y wanted to help. What ands of letters to prove it\ - H. will get an Ingrid Bergman build- their Las Cruces, Mexico, neighdid I do wrong'? - D.T.H. up .... The first-night party Dec. bors a Latin-American ThanksDear Helen: Dear D: 8,for "Ballad for a Firing giving !eallt; aeans, lrtjoles, turWe started dating when I was r a boy brougllt you flowers, Squad" will be at Sardi' s 16 and he was 18. He was the key and stuffing ..• . After more would you tell him a few are natcll : Vincent Sardi Jr .'s wife than 3a years the priivate streets nrst fellow I really loved. I wilted? This was no time to didn't want to go all the wa,y, (Adele Rasey) is featured there- of Rockefeller PlaZ<l finally have play teacher, Honey. - H. but he convinced me it was. right. in ... . Kids at the Central Park traffic lights .... The-: lovely kissDear Helen: About two weeks later, he broke Children's Zoo can't figure the er ordering bagels and lox at the Tite "new morality" as I unup witll me because he had found number of cops suddenly around: derstand it, is "making your own decision, based on t h e another girl. In a month, he it's a long cool glance across common good." 'lbat is, toss out was back, and he aiR\Qst cried 5th Ave. from Dick Nixon's N.Y. BARBS when he apologbed ror dumping apartment. rigid ruJes like ·-Good girls me. He said he'll always love By PHIL PASTORET me, and - weU. I tried to tell him I didn't want any m o r e The only men who prosper sneaking, but somehoW he won bee a us€ they think nothing matters are the fe_llows who because I love hlm. make vacuum pumps. It's now kind of like we're an I old married couple, except we • One of the nices .t things to By EVELYN BR1CKLES aren't, and I hate the physical ' 'One Nation Under God," Helen The Women's Society of Chris- part because it's all shame and Woode; song, "Thank You Lord" give a spouse for !:.is or fler tian Service of SL Paul' s United worry, and being afraid someone and closing prayer by Isola Tay- birthday is a year's supply of Radio Clty Music nail's catchIng up with the new - movie trenl: lor the first Ume It will house a rum with a l'l.lde - acene (uThe Imposalble Years") for ita ChristmaS BhoW! Ea It Side boutique a and shops sported window cards, ·~ e 1come nome, Jackie'' ••.• One E. 53rd st. restaurantfronl-wlndowed a poem .... Hubert HUJilllhreY has at least one job offer that would pay him more than II he'd won ......Dream HoUse" TV qubman Mike Darow gives away $40,000 dream homes each week and then goes •"home" to hla own two-room apartment .... Kenny's Steak Pub, which gets all the pro football stars, also hauls in m11111 a Jo<key ror a aacldle of, lamb: the picture's pretty fun· DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF ny when the)' line up at the bar MEIGS.MASON AREA H--'s the weather up (down) RICHARD 5. ~WEN, PUBLISHER •••• "" ,._..... Publl,twd dally ••c•pt Soturdar by Milton Berle'B ''l'be uuuuuYe Tt. Ohio Va\lay Publ .. hln' Company, people" Bdwy. comedY faces 110 M.chanlc Sr., Po-roy, Ohio,; Stripper Geor~ drasUc c-utting '"' gta Sothern'& writing her mem-· oirs •.•• Adam Clayton Powell lately and maybe seems quleter because hetl1 be 60 todaY ···• Vanessa Redgrave got publici-.u-1.... VUla 45769. ~utlneu Office Phon• 992· 2156, ~t.tllal Phone 9921o2l57.~. $econd elou JtOtToQ• p•id at Pome· ror, Ohio. Hollonol odw.rtltlnt ••P••••ntotlva Batt111aiii.Oollao'-• Inc., . 12 Eatt Aht St., Haw York City, Naw York. Subscription rat. . = DaiiYar.d by eordar whwa owo iiGbla 45 canta per wMk; one yeor In ,clvonc• ot the Dolly Sentinel Olll~;e, $23..40. Sl• monthl, $11.10. n.... monthl, $5.85. By MotCH' Rovto wt-• corder , .... vic• not ...allalalo: tht• ..,,..., $1.50. 8y mail: One par $10.00. Si.Jl '!'onth1 lt;y for perhaPB11U.Juoa a at Paesbun, ltaly, where She ll ed th rnal dance for "lsae l I m dora," but she's really liVIng the life r:A (aador& In Parma, N 1 lavish $5.25. ThfM month. $3.00. Suliscrip• )taly, at FranCO ero 8 tlan price lneludo• Sundoy Til'llot· will catch us when we park on lor. The January meeting, to be lonely roads. But if I stop tllat held at the Follrod - Hobinson ~rt. be'll drop me. He gets mad and sayS rm fOOliSh to be Hgo home, with Osie Follrod , proold-tasbioned," but I Cllll't help gram leader. the way I feel. Can you tell me Mr. and Mr s. Pete Parsons of Huntington, W. Va., spentaweekwhere all thl8 will end? - lN cnd here with their son-in-law LOVE BUT GUlL TY atld daughter , Mr. aTJ:l Mrs. TerDear C,uilty : All thls can end several ways ry Swartz, and attended church - either in pregnancy, a bitter here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz break..(.tp, or a so-so marriage; but I can almost guarantee you and family of Marietta took Sunwon't "tive together happUyever day diMer with hel' mother, N1ra afterward." You have too much Robinson, and aunt, Clara Foilguilt and resentment between you rod. The y also called on his parp l·man. Mrs. Myrtle Frost was taken - and there are no surer stiff- ents, Mr. and Mr s. Hobart 1Q' her daughter from St. Joseph's len of loYe. - H. Swartz . Hospital, Parkersburg, to a conSeveral local families attended Wescent home in Columbus on runeral services for Mrs. Effie retur ned to her home at Che s- Stout at the n range Christian san.nJay. Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh ter !rom University Hospita, , Church last week. The Grange vlaited Myrtle FrostatSt Joseph Col urnbu!i , Saturday. held a burial service. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy Mr. aOO Mrs. Dale Kuhn and Hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet have moved their trailer to the family or Little Hocking, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ~ lot by Howard Caldwell's. and Mrs. Mike Williams and ManMrs. Don Sprague returned genett were calling at U1e borne die, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry or Mr. and Mrs. Al'"a Clark ard home from Veterans Memorial Swartz attended a ramily dinner family of Flatwoods Sunday af- llospital where she underwent surgery. ternoon. Mr. arxi Mrs. Millard Brooks den Clark Hosp ital, Parkersburg, Mrs. Grace Smith spent sevand admitted as a medical paal weeks at the home of her sis- of Heynoldsburg, Ohio, visited tient . ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Os- her brother I Mr. ana Mrs. Dosel Kenneth Caldwell underwent wald at Ruidoss, New Mexico. Miller and family. surgery at St.. Joseph Hospital Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs arxl She was accompanied there by Monday for a broken collar bone her sister, who lives in f1orida. daughter, Mary Louise, return- which he received while playi ng While they were there, Mr. Os- ed home Tuesday from Mimea- football at Eastern High. wald passed awa,y suddenly with polis, Minn., where they had spent :::::::::.;: ···:·:: a heart attack, they they went on a few days visiting Mrs. Rigg's to Slcremento, CalU. • where the)' grandmother 11nd other relatives. '•,•, 'rialted other relati Yes. When T hey were joined there by Mrs. Rigg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. they were ready to return home, they received word of the death David Hair: from Texas and her · or their nephew, Mr. Lawrence brother and wife, Mr. anc.l Mrs. Bruce Hale of New Mexico. Fry at CleYeland, but they were Blain Taylor, who runs the IIMble to return in time for the hardwa re store here, has bought funeral. M.r. and Mr s. Marvin Walker the Eva Lockwood property (forIIDd daughter, Ruthie, were Sun- merly the Guy Springer proper- Methodist Church (Sooth) met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gerald VioleL Each one present took part in the program, the topics of which were "Prayer" and 01 Ttl8nksgiYing." Discussion was held concerning the charter meeting and dinner bazaar aet for Dec. 7. Christmas and genenl purpose cards were on dispt.y and orders iBken. Anyone wishing cards may contact v.he secretary, Mrs. VioleL The December meeting will be at the t: heme of Mrs. Nelsel Weather- -··- - --- .. Ill)' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon at Jackson, Ohio. Jame• Harbor (J immy Doss) is here in the states now with his wUe am baby after serving some tblte oversees in the service. Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Bissell have moved their trailer to the Henry Hensley lot in the Arbaugh housing addition. Mrs. C&rolyn Koenig has been • • ... ·.:; THE FARMERS BANK 1111 SAYINGS CO. ....,,.........'"..,...... ••r Mil P.D.t.C. 1'0/r\IROY, 0 . ..MercervlUe they're ·the team to beat in the 1968 - 69 Southern Valley Athletic COnference race with a 71.-43 victory over the Haman •• ~· •• each omer(J''V Parking Christmas Give-Away Sponsored~~ Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. ... ... ~­ ~· •• -•• ..•.... " ~ • . MARIETTA COLLEGE senior Bob R. Smith, a 175 pound delenolve cornerback lronl Hemlock Grove, Wednesday waa named U> the All-Ohio c.aterence llrat team defense. He was a second team aeleetiCII Ialit year. Smllh helped lead Marietta this taU to a 7...2 over...all recon:l:, best at t h e achool In 48 years, and a 6-1 league record, best since 1936 • A 196.! graduate ·of Pomeroy lllldl Sehool, he Ia the ICII of Mrs. Leota Smith end the late Ralph Smith. ~ &uthern Loser in Tim Goll1, 6-4 center, hltt4'18' the hoop lor the ~s. Goss, llteralb' Everything" lor the Athens c o u n t y team, finished the game with ?:1 polnto on 9 field loals and 9 tree IN MaCHANDIIE PRIZES and Gift CMTIFICAIEI Drawing~ Held in Pomeroy ••Mr. throws. The mly other Al....-pleJIer ID hit In double ligures was John Perry, 5-11 Junior with 10, ' All persons 13 yeors of at• and older ore el' to porticipa1e. Parking Lo1. you can buy .an awf.ad l.ot of soap with whtch to b·dY tt up. SOUthern, meanwhile, had three • at the home of thei r · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swart:t, on sawrday. Mrs. fo.ta1·y Amos was an afternoon guesL Mr. and Mrs. Willium carr and daughter s , Mr. a,nd Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodc and Conni, of Circle ville were Sunday dillner guesls of Mr. and Nlrs. H~ e rt White or Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hopkins of Dayton lefl ror their home last week after having spen1l a rew days with Mr. and Mn. Vere Sflart z, Mrs. Sarah Won•tle, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and c ormi or Circleville visi1ted Mr. am Mrs. WUHam Carr anti daughters and Mr. and Mrs. C has. D. Woode, Sunday evening, before returning to their home. Prizes: $50.00 gift certifica1e and 2 •• $25.00 Gilt Certificates 2nd DRAWING 1:00 P.M. December 7, 1968 SHOP "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER"!" Middleport, Ohla Prins : 12 inch Portable T.V. $50 .00 Gilt Certificate & $25 Gilt Certilicato Smith Don't ruin records with worn out needles. COME TO Browns Must Stop Tarkenton Sunday WERNER UDIO & TV. ddleptlrt, o. POMEROY STORES DISPLAYING THE GOLD STAR 3rd DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Deeember 14, 1968 the stidium betWeen the Cleve· charge. We also have !lOMe varland Browns and the New York laUons we work ott hall a dozen Glanll conl4 depend on how · of the delolises." well the Bro!ms' defeasive unit Jim Kanlcki, Ron &lldow, contains the Giants' scrambling Walt Johnson and Jaek Gresquarterbaek Fran Tarklngtoo. ory will be the front lour lor , BroWDB' defeiisi.V. coach How. Cleveland who will be charged lr<l Brlnlter .-ld, '"rbere Is ro with tracltlng down Tarkenl<rl qu,.UO..;_' al!out It, Tarkenton SUnday' p r e - · a ' opoclal problem. Kanlchl described aome of the You . try .to COIItaln him, keep problema In catching the Giant him lnal4e bul ellll YOII can't quarterback when he said, leave too 111111\Y ·hl!les lnolde. ''Tarkentoo wears out the deHe'll run up die middle Cll tense. Just at the time you you. h .. think yuu have him, be pis Priu•: Color T . Y, ond Stereo Plus : Yovng Gentle Pony For Children See the Pony in the Soturdoy, Nov . 30 Parade . :; ... •' ,.: : •, dlaeHnar~ Elberfeld• L & Z Oren Shop Hartley's Shan Blue & Grey Re :o.touront Downi ... Gron, Inc . Hew York Clo1hing Hou.. Ben Franklin S1ore Marguerite's Shoe Shop Chopmon.. Canaday Shoe S1ore Ledlie Si~1en. & lola's Beou1y Shop K and C Jewelry Coeuler Jewel ry S1ore Krogers The Fabric Shop MeifJI Equipmen1 Sugar Run Mills. Gibbs Grocery Simons Market Sirnont Pick-A... 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D. w..d & San Davi•-Warn., lnaurance Duh' s Cl.anHI Tho Doily S.ntl•ol WMPO Radio Kapplo Sahlo Bowen Drive In Sa1u Make someone's Christmas Merrier with a gift of -ARROW.:. eOTW1RITE· Perma·lron ~'s game at fense WUt is on tbe line 1 ,BrinkeF aa1d he 'Ctili'l't con- away, J remember once last terirli!ate IIIQ' apectal chlngea In year I had him slgllted In from the dei...Sve aetllp to itllset the beldnd and be ellll got away. The first "t'Jrtified" coHon shirt that's pressed far life! Athen• Meto••nt•' 76ers Hot In Seoond llal( Win By Untied Preas lnternaUonal Philadelphia's 76ers, making three of every four shots they threw u,p in the secmd hall, dereated Los Angeles 122 -107 Thurllday night tD tighten up both the East and Westdlvlalonol the National Basltetball Asaoelatlon. With lour minutes remaining In the lhlrd quarter- and hhe Lakers and 76ers tied 71 all, PhUadelphia's Luke Jacki!ICI'I drove In !or a layup that started a 13~ scoring mlsmateh end gave the 76ers an 11-ooint lead the Lakers never seriously threatened. Philadelphia made 16 of 21 field goals In the third quarter and 15 of 22 In the fourth quarter, lrt the only other NBA game Thor IMlay, Seattle defeated Milwaukee 115-103 lor Its fourth stralglrt win, longest In the history of the Seattle club. Bob Rule led the wlmers with 27 points. The Phlhute.lphia v 1 e t o r y brougltt the 76era to within one game of Bostm and Baltimore co~eaders in the Eallt Dlvlaloo: Los Angeles• West Dlvlalon lead dropped U> 3~ games over runnerup San Francisco, with AUanta and San Diego lour games out. mu cwmlngbam led Plllladelphla with 28 points, JackiCII hlid 24 _and Hal · Greer 20. Tbe Lakera were paced by EIBin Baylor's 3ll point&. Los Angeles guard Jerry West hlid the flu and did not play. Wayne Embry slao had 27 points In a losing eause !or MUwaukee In Ita game wft1t Seattle. He Court StrHt Orlll Stlfflen PomeroY Motor ful1on•Thomp 1 on Troc1or scrambling 1aetlco. "Our de- 'l'he $50.00 Gift Cer1ifico1e & $25 Gift Certificate awarded are good o1 A.HY par1'icipo1ing Merch ~ n1 . PARTICIPA TIHG MERCHANTS: (IJJ'O - outoon:-. d.; All gift cer1ifica1n 1o be Ebersboch Hardware l'r4ehon's Dn19 Store Guinthen 5c & 10c Store CLEVELAND Prize~: 12 inch Portable T .V. , 4th DRAWIHG 1:00 P.M. Decembor 24, 1968 By United Preas lnternati~l Eallt W, L. Pet. GB Boston . . . . . 14 5 .737 BaiUmore . . , 12 6 .727 Philadelphia .. 12 S .706 I Cincinnati . . . 12 7 .632 2 Detroit .. . . . 10 10 .500 'h New York . . . . 9 14 .391 7 Milwaukee . . , • a 14 .263 9 West W, L, Pet. GB Los Angeles .•. 14 7 . 667 San Francisco 10 10 .500 3'h Atlanta . . . . . 11 12 .478 4 San Dlegu . . . 10 11 .476 4 Seattle .... . , 10 17 .370 7 Chicago . . . . . 8 15 .348 7 Phoenix , . . .. . 5 13 .278 71h Thursday's Results Philadelphia 122 Los Angeles 107 Seattle 115 Milwaukee 103 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Loa Angeles at Boston Detroit vs. Cin. at Cleveland Philadelphia at Baltimore Chicago at San Diego Milwaukee at San Francisco (Only games scheduled) creek (70 - s. lot DRAWl JIG 1:00 P.M. Hovembor 30, 1968 Pay only R. H. Raw lin• Sons Co. No purchase necessary. Need not be present to win. Winners wi II be notified. 4 BIG GIVE-AWAYS NOV. 30-DEC. 7-DEC. 14-DEC. 24 1952 FORD PICKUP TRUCK 195.00 & N~EDLES Begins Nov. 25-Ends Dec. 24 ALL PARTICIPATING STORES WILL GIVE FREE TICKETS. T ... ce WUdcats by domlnotlll! the shoot!~ and rebounding. Chuck Bradbury, 6-3 senior, pa.;ed tile Bobcats ·of coach John sang with 30 points. Steve ~uldlng, 5-10 senior, tallied 16, Jon Rotllgeb, 6-1 junior, scored 12. Kyger Creek had Its btggelll Dave Daniels, 6-1 ~or, was top point maker lor the Wild- polnt..maklng frame in the see-eats with 17 point"· Daniela was ond period aa theY laDled 21 alao top rel>Ounder tor Haman points to go Into a 36-10 lead at Trace with 18 the WUdcato halltlme. 39 retKMI&ds. · Tbe Wildcats allowed 1C> betThe BobcatS hid the ecJ&e on lflr in the seCODd half as the)' rebounds with Sl. Bradbuey hlid were only outscored by two 14 rebounds and Tom Reese points, 35-33. Hannan Trace san·· ed 21 points In the lblrd period 6-1 senior, and Spaulding to cut Kyger Creek's lead to hlid 12. The Bobcats are now l.ll In 53.31 at the end of the period. SV AC play and 2.1l In all games. At one point In the third perHannan Trace Ia D-1 In bolllthe Iod Hannan Traee had whittled the lead to 17 points, ~-29 with SV AC and ell games. ' During the fir at tour· mlnutea 2:10 U> go. Midway the fourth period, Kyof the couteot the teams were nearly evenly matehed on de- ger Creek enjoyed a 24 point fense with the Bobcats leading spread and with about three min2.1l on tree throws by Jon Roth· utes lo go Coach Sang lltarted gel> and Earl Thomas, 6-1 sen- substituting. The final margin of lor. Spaulding hit from the side victory was 28 points. Larry Jeffers, 6..0senior,toulto make It 4-0 It the 3:15 mark. Bradbucy followed up with a three ed out tor Hannan Trace with pointer at the 2:30 mark and 11y. 3:25 to go In the last period and Dave Daniels was out oo routs gw Creek led 7-6, The Wildcats were not rebound- with SS seconds U> go In t h e Ing and their ahootlng was off, game. The Bobcats made 25 of 59 a general trend throughout the conteaL Kyger Creek led 15~ from the rteld for 42.3 per cent at the end of the flrllt period. and 21 of 32 at the !oul line lor Hanlan Trace went scoreless 65.6 per cent. Harman Trace hit lor the first seven mlmtea and only 19 of 71 from tile field ror 27 seconds before Dave Daniela 26.7 per cent and five of 13 at hit with a pivot shot with 33 sec- the line tor 38.4 per cent. In the reserve game, Kyger onds left. Creek won 57-21 as Tom Hysell scored 17 points. Jim Swindler and Jerry Waugh eacll had five for Hannan Trace. RESERVE GAME pla,yers In double flaurea, and Kyger Creek (57) - Hysell, overall, turned in a creditable 8-1-17; Queen, 4..0..S; Brown, 2team etrort, said Adama. "[ was 3-7; Saunders, 3..0-6; Glndlesreal pleased with their hustle " berger, 0-1-1; Henson, 2..S-9; said the coaeh. ' Metzger, 1-3-5; J . HOI, 2~-4. Gary Norris, 5-10, junior, and Totals, 22-13-.17. Mark Beegle, 5-11 senior, sharHannan Trace (21) - C r eed scoring honors lor the hosts meens, 0-1-1; Waugh, 1..3-5; J. with 11 points each. SWindler, 2-1-.\; K. SWain, 2Alexander got ~ 18· 11 first 0-4; Pack, 1.0-2; N. SWindler. period advantage and led 31.18 1-2-4. Totals, 7-7-21. at hp,I!Ume. Tbe Tornadoes play- Kyger Creek . . . 16 28 46 57 ed the laller. ~· prett;y Haman Trace . . . 9 11 15 21 · .mud>CJ!! ' eveh te~l'~t VARSITY ..G<\ME . the fl1lfd period.,ji!lft' the vialBradKyger . tors leadlt!g 3$~1:-.i Ita end, bury, 13-4-30; Rolllgeb, 3-6-12; The Tornado reaveteim suf~ Reese, 3~-6; Thomas, 1-4..6; lered a 40-22 aetbfcl( 'at t h e Buckley, 0-1-1; Spaulding, 5-6hgcls of th• lltile ~s. 16. Totals, 2~1-71 : Grigsby led AlexandOr with 22 Hannan Trace (43) - Jeffers, while Sam Shain and Barry Hart 3-tl-6; D. Daniels, 8-1-17; Sisgot sbt eaeh to lead Southern. son, 3-1-7; Chapman, 2..0-4; The Tornadoes will travel to Daniels, 1.0-2; Wells, 1-1-3; N, North Gallla lor their next out- SWindler, 0.2-2; Montgomery. 1Ing on Dec. 3, 0-2, Totals, 19-.\-43. BY QUARTERS Kyger Creek • . . 15 36 53 71 Alexander ... 18 31 38 54-54 Hannan Trace . . 2 10 31 43 Southern . . . . 11 18 27 43- 43 ALEX, 54 :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: Perry 5.6-10, samsl.ll-2, Goss Rick Werner, a junior, was 9..S..z7, Hobo ~.a. Hacker 0-4-f, inadvertantly not 11 sted among Lohr l-1..1, TotAls 19-16-.\4. the varsity basketball players . SOUTHERN 45 on the Marauder squad WedDiddle :J-4.10, Norrla 4.3-11 nesday. Beegle 3-.\.11, Shuler 4-0.8, O.ll.ll, 13-43. Prollltt 1-1.3. Totals 15- ,,,,,,,,,,,,:,::::'::::::: ::::::::::::':::::::::':':':::::':·:·'·:·:·:·:':' or 5th Annual Gold Star A QREAT OPPORTUNITY! 88 S. S.eand Avo. The Kyger Creek Bobcats served notice Wednesday nigbt at ..,,. SAT., NOV. 30 All GREAT 5:00 to 7:00 ~~ First Give-Away Old money may be dirty, but if you have enough of it c....... OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ' TU .-........... POM • 6 Cyl. 3 Speed Good Condition Tires Average FRIENDI I · SPECIAL ty). Mrs. M&bel Swartz has moved frcn Athens here to the property of her daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley (formerly the Lelah McCain property). Mrs. Dorothy Lambert or Arizona Is spending the week here with her mother, M:rs. Velma Cassidy and son, Clair. Davis Seals was taken to cam- consideration. I• 'I KC -Stum BASKET!!ALL SCHEDULE MEIGS MARAUDERS 1968-69 Seaaon Nov. 29 - Jaeksoi\ llec. 6 _: At Nelaon'iiii&York · Dec, 13 .:.. Ironton Dec. 20- Wellston Dec. 27 - At Athens Jill. 3- Logan Jan. 10 - At Gallipolis Jan. 11 - At Jackson Jan. 17 - Nelsonville--York Jan. 18 - Wlhama Jan. 24 - At Ironton Jan. 25 - VInton Jan. 31 - At Wellston Feb. 7 - Athens Feb. 14- At Logan Feb. 15 - At Pt. Pleaaant Feb. 21 - GaUlpolls Feb. 22 - At Wlhama Wi i MPin-:f.r vllla; that's Itallan tor pad. • • . Chetlet' 1 onnahlll, EdltOI' Alfred Social Notes Tuppers Plains Society News ' there? SAT., 1:00PM NOV. 30 or - cottOn ·OTH,IERS ;.fteJGL-GTHING r ' , • has a sense of knowina esWin Coaeh Dan Wrll!hl'a Eaot.ern Eqlea put ~ a strong HCCIICI ball Wodnellday nlllilt at Southwaalem Hlldl Se~ to n1p the lllldllluwlers of Coach Uoyd M.Yera 77 .S.S In tho ~ game of the SOUthern Valley AthleUc Conference for both teama. Tbe Eqlea ...., held a slim 29~6 bal!Ume lead nearly doubled the score on the lfl&hlanden In the second hair, wtscor· In& the home ebb 43411, 'l1it Eosles hell! a b!JI.clao In ..... In& and rebounding •• they~ ed to tho win. Ray Karr, !i-ll oenlor, hit lllx. · goals and seven free ~. for., 19 points to paee ·the wtmora: Pat Morrtosey, 5-11 senior, had 16 and llGn Rose, 15 points. Keltll carter, BY THE UPI Phil Swl..::lell, Pomeroy RD, 200 lb. tight end of the und&reated Ohio Unl versit,y Bobcats, was selected on the second team offensive unit today at ou and Miami shared three-tlttha of the All - Mid American Qmt'erence team, laking 15 of the 25 berths. S...lndell, a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy High School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard SWin-. dell of RD, Shade. He was an All - SEOAL and for Pomeroy High two years, goirc both ways, and was 1 starter at OU two years. The Bobcats, MAC champion which set loop records for total offense am scoring, had sh: players on the first team offem~e arll one on defense. Runner"' Miami captured five defense and three oft'ense posts. Fifteen players were unanimous selections am eight others were repeaters from the 1967 squad, The team included three offensive ems and three defensive erxls, as ties occurred· at these posttims, Holdovers from last year's offensive squad were end Gary ArthW' of Miami, tackle Kent Karmon IJf Ohio an:! Toledo tailback Roland Moss. On defense, the repeaters were ends J c r r y Collins of Western Michigan aOO Mel Tucker of Toledo, tackle Jim Corrigall of Kent State, linebacker Bob Babich of Miami and Western Michigan bac~ Dave Hudson. .· · Ohio junior quarterback Cieve Bryant headed the formidaWe offensive unit and was joined by teammates BOO Houmard (fullback), Dave LeVeck (hslfback) and Moss, the MAC's top rusher. Bryant led the MAC in toWl offense with 2,258 yards and 22 touchdown&. He passed for 1,524 yard5 am rushed for 734 more. Moss gained 1,145 net yards rushing in 267 attempts and scored 13 touchdowns. LeVeck ranked secoOO behind Moss witll sao yards. While Houmard did not rank in the Top 10, he set a conference rec. ord with 19 touchdowns. Ends Ed Jones or Bowling Green, Todd Snyder of Ohio and Miami's Gary Arthur ranked first, third and sixth in receivLng. Jones caught 49 passes for 716 · yards, followed by Snyder ( 46 lor 771) and Arthur (1:1 for 330). There was even a spot on the All-MAC team for Toledo placekicker Ken Crots who booted ulne field goala and 29 straigl•t conversions. Here is the 1968 All-MAC football team: FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Ends - x-Gary Arthur, Miami; Todd Sr\rder, Ohio, and Ed Jones, Bowling Greel\ Tackles - x • Ken CArmon, Ohio, and Dave Hutchins, Miami. Guards - x-Mel Miller, T., ledo, and Larry Thompson, Mi- ami. Center - Jeff R<Dison 1 Ohio. Quarterback - x-Cleve Bryant, Ohio. Halfbacks - x-Roland Moss, Toledo, am Dave LeVeck, Ohio. Fullback Bob Houmard Ohio. ' Kicking Specialist - K e n Crots, Toledo. F1RST TEAM DEFENSE End& -· x-Merv Nugent, Miami; Jerry Collins, Western Michigan arxl Mel Tucker, Toledo. Tackles - x-ErroJ Kahoun, Miami, and Jim Corrigall, Kent State. Middle Guard- x .Joe Green. Bowling Green. Linebackers - x-Bob Babich, Miami; x-Bob Rieber, Miami, and x~teve Robinson, Ohio. Backs - x-Dave H u d son, WMU; x-Dick Boron, Miami, and Olrt Johnson, Toledo. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Ends - PhU Swil¥1ell, Ohio, and Denny Tobiu, Toledo. Tackles - Frank Peters, Ohio and Jim Rutledge, WMU, Guards- Paul Minnes WMU and Jim Hanel!, Toledo.' • Center - Larry Watson, BowlIng Green. Quarterback - Kent Thompson, MlamL Halfbacks - Ken Woodside, WMU, 8{XI Bob Glover, Miami. Fullback - Cleve Dickerson, Miami. JNMII<eil Weda,ada Groza•o wilt ll'ho. that !amlllar No. ?e. ~~) ~ .. ·. a1.0 CROW~ STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toko Em H&mOI ''"'' 992-5432 ....... LOWEST PRICES IN BEND ALL TOYS ARE DISCOUNTED. COME IN LAY· A·WAY YOUR CHOICES WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE . H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. 2ND AVE. ,., .•. ... IIIII IIIII B. F. GOODRICH 1.49 lO. 95,•,~ Ptr. 111. Groza. : Browua 'Oiiuor ,Art Mqt!ell- senior, was Swindell Named To Seoond Team GloQ. wbo rettre~~· last yeal' u the Bro!ma plaeo klt:llar, wlll be bctllored In jtn-plli8 cereiiiO<IIft, · · 6~ tops lor Soulhwestern with 20 where people are and 11o makes the 01t1101Ue move yOU _.t. On hand flulday to ""' .iult how we.ll the Bi-owus ·,·c~tortam the Gtams• -ck wtn be vet:. eran Lou 6-1 - · had :S~O(KS.. 7._95 & "' ,· StRVI' CE "' ,. . • �THE DAILY SENTINEL Dover Detl was Paulette God- Eddie Fisher• s career Is like dard. BY JACK O'BRIAN this: his road m&nager was his Daddy 0. may be beylng a huge NEW YORK- David Merrick's brother Al, who now is road manNewport mansion for Jackie 0., "Promises, Promises" has been ager ror Trtnl Lopez .... Audrey maybe the Amandale Farm, trom getting great reviews and en- Hepburn'S under firmpbyslclan's his recently acquired In-law; it's don't" and ask, ..,. this right thusiastic audiences oo its try- orders to load on 4,000 caloYotrrH ASKED FOR IT! owned by Newport Landscapes 11d1 oolunm i1 tor young peo- for us, and will it hurt anyone?" out tour but no one's taking ries a daJr until tlhe covers her Well, maybe that works t o r chances: composer Burt Bacha- lovely skeleton wttlh 20 morelbs. whose firm Includes Jackie's ple, their problems and pleasstep~ad .... The Forgotten A:dsurel, their trouble& and run. As very mature people. But the ma- rach's composed tour new songs .... &apermarket heir Freddie toerat is John G. W. Husted, wlth the rest of Helen Help US!, ture ones aren't buying the phil - .... Gig young and Sally Keller- Hill buys lots ()( groceries f o r who was engaged to Jackie Boult welcomes laughs but won't osophy as much as the imma- man have an any4ay announce- songstress Nancy How~, especi- vier in 1952; tier engagemoot to ally at the Billy Budd ch<Jphouse. dodge a serious question with a ture ones who figure it means ment .. .. Peggy Cass got the Jack Kennedy was announced 1n "Anything goes, and if I don't sad news straight from ller date, SWank : Chubby Checker's brush -<>II'. '53. Send your teenage questions to go along. I won't get to go out J ames Mason: Peg's role ln Ma- Rolls-Royce has rwming-board son's "Age of Coo sent" wound to MIMing-board Oriental carYOUTH ,\SKill FOR IT, care of with anyone. •• If we were very wise, we could up on the traditional cutting room pels ..~. Big N. Y, corporate atHelen Help US! this newspaper. live without rules. Isn't ita shame noor . ... Nooe of the candidate!!: torney isn~ ashamed of tt OO.t NOT TilE TIME OR PLACE we aren't taught rtrst to be wise who boUght NBC-TV time owes neither is he adv ertislng h i s Dear Helen: MY boy friend who is 1a, wrote - through sex education in it money . . . . The N. Y, Cardiac weekends at a Pennsylvania nume a poem. At the bottom he schools for one thing - before c entre dimer at the Waldorf dlllt coiQI\Y. Gregory Peck invested in a put "P. S. Please excuse my we're handed a new C(l(lcept we expects both heart surgeon Dr. awful spelling. 1 can't help be- aren't ready ror? - PHILOSO- Chrlstiaan · Barnard and new - Santa Monica used car lot .... Pres. Nixon .... The kookiest Modern stage obsolescence: matPHER, J UNIOR GRWE Ing dumb... mail of all goes to actresses in tresses in the hilarious "You He l1n't &1mb, and 1 didn't Dear Phil : Certainly Is. The greatest the network soap operas. Know 1 Can't~ _you When the want him to think he is, so I Back . studio gossip: JohmY Water's RmminlV'h;~e been re· shame is that the too-young latch easaally suggested he use a dh~­ tlonary when un!lllre of a word. on to the idea without understand- Carsoo's due to pack in the placed six times .... George GrizHe looked very hurt and said ing the conceP . Wh.'\l may some- "'Tonight" show in •69; a n d zard left that hit to star in ••Nool he wished he'd never written the times work for mature, thinking Dick Cavett will get it .... Beau- Coward's SWeet Potato," which II As adults can turn a teen's Ufe into tiful Deborah Steinberg Oopped not just onc:e, but twice. poem. The World Turns" TV soapera a shambles. And I have thOus The Bing Crosb:vs will teed 1 oni.Y wanted to help. What ands of letters to prove it\ - H. will get an Ingrid Bergman build- their Las Cruces, Mexico, neighdid I do wrong'? - D.T.H. up .... The first-night party Dec. bors a Latin-American ThanksDear Helen: Dear D: 8,for "Ballad for a Firing giving !eallt; aeans, lrtjoles, turWe started dating when I was r a boy brougllt you flowers, Squad" will be at Sardi' s 16 and he was 18. He was the key and stuffing ..• . After more would you tell him a few are natcll : Vincent Sardi Jr .'s wife than 3a years the priivate streets nrst fellow I really loved. I wilted? This was no time to didn't want to go all the wa,y, (Adele Rasey) is featured there- of Rockefeller PlaZ<l finally have play teacher, Honey. - H. but he convinced me it was. right. in ... . Kids at the Central Park traffic lights .... The-: lovely kissDear Helen: About two weeks later, he broke Children's Zoo can't figure the er ordering bagels and lox at the Tite "new morality" as I unup witll me because he had found number of cops suddenly around: derstand it, is "making your own decision, based on t h e another girl. In a month, he it's a long cool glance across common good." 'lbat is, toss out was back, and he aiR\Qst cried 5th Ave. from Dick Nixon's N.Y. BARBS when he apologbed ror dumping apartment. rigid ruJes like ·-Good girls me. He said he'll always love By PHIL PASTORET me, and - weU. I tried to tell him I didn't want any m o r e The only men who prosper sneaking, but somehoW he won bee a us€ they think nothing matters are the fe_llows who because I love hlm. make vacuum pumps. It's now kind of like we're an I old married couple, except we • One of the nices .t things to By EVELYN BR1CKLES aren't, and I hate the physical ' 'One Nation Under God," Helen The Women's Society of Chris- part because it's all shame and Woode; song, "Thank You Lord" give a spouse for !:.is or fler tian Service of SL Paul' s United worry, and being afraid someone and closing prayer by Isola Tay- birthday is a year's supply of Radio Clty Music nail's catchIng up with the new - movie trenl: lor the first Ume It will house a rum with a l'l.lde - acene (uThe Imposalble Years") for ita ChristmaS BhoW! Ea It Side boutique a and shops sported window cards, ·~ e 1come nome, Jackie'' ••.• One E. 53rd st. restaurantfronl-wlndowed a poem .... Hubert HUJilllhreY has at least one job offer that would pay him more than II he'd won ......Dream HoUse" TV qubman Mike Darow gives away $40,000 dream homes each week and then goes •"home" to hla own two-room apartment .... Kenny's Steak Pub, which gets all the pro football stars, also hauls in m11111 a Jo<key ror a aacldle of, lamb: the picture's pretty fun· DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF ny when the)' line up at the bar MEIGS.MASON AREA H--'s the weather up (down) RICHARD 5. ~WEN, PUBLISHER •••• "" ,._..... Publl,twd dally ••c•pt Soturdar by Milton Berle'B ''l'be uuuuuYe Tt. Ohio Va\lay Publ .. hln' Company, people" Bdwy. comedY faces 110 M.chanlc Sr., Po-roy, Ohio,; Stripper Geor~ drasUc c-utting '"' gta Sothern'& writing her mem-· oirs •.•• Adam Clayton Powell lately and maybe seems quleter because hetl1 be 60 todaY ···• Vanessa Redgrave got publici-.u-1.... VUla 45769. ~utlneu Office Phon• 992· 2156, ~t.tllal Phone 9921o2l57.~. $econd elou JtOtToQ• p•id at Pome· ror, Ohio. Hollonol odw.rtltlnt ••P••••ntotlva Batt111aiii.Oollao'-• Inc., . 12 Eatt Aht St., Haw York City, Naw York. Subscription rat. . = DaiiYar.d by eordar whwa owo iiGbla 45 canta per wMk; one yeor In ,clvonc• ot the Dolly Sentinel Olll~;e, $23..40. Sl• monthl, $11.10. n.... monthl, $5.85. By MotCH' Rovto wt-• corder , .... vic• not ...allalalo: tht• ..,,..., $1.50. 8y mail: One par $10.00. Si.Jl '!'onth1 lt;y for perhaPB11U.Juoa a at Paesbun, ltaly, where She ll ed th rnal dance for "lsae l I m dora," but she's really liVIng the life r:A (aador& In Parma, N 1 lavish $5.25. ThfM month. $3.00. Suliscrip• )taly, at FranCO ero 8 tlan price lneludo• Sundoy Til'llot· will catch us when we park on lor. The January meeting, to be lonely roads. But if I stop tllat held at the Follrod - Hobinson ~rt. be'll drop me. He gets mad and sayS rm fOOliSh to be Hgo home, with Osie Follrod , proold-tasbioned," but I Cllll't help gram leader. the way I feel. Can you tell me Mr. and Mr s. Pete Parsons of Huntington, W. Va., spentaweekwhere all thl8 will end? - lN cnd here with their son-in-law LOVE BUT GUlL TY atld daughter , Mr. aTJ:l Mrs. TerDear C,uilty : All thls can end several ways ry Swartz, and attended church - either in pregnancy, a bitter here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz break..(.tp, or a so-so marriage; but I can almost guarantee you and family of Marietta took Sunwon't "tive together happUyever day diMer with hel' mother, N1ra afterward." You have too much Robinson, and aunt, Clara Foilguilt and resentment between you rod. The y also called on his parp l·man. Mrs. Myrtle Frost was taken - and there are no surer stiff- ents, Mr. and Mr s. Hobart 1Q' her daughter from St. Joseph's len of loYe. - H. Swartz . Hospital, Parkersburg, to a conSeveral local families attended Wescent home in Columbus on runeral services for Mrs. Effie retur ned to her home at Che s- Stout at the n range Christian san.nJay. Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh ter !rom University Hospita, , Church last week. The Grange vlaited Myrtle FrostatSt Joseph Col urnbu!i , Saturday. held a burial service. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy Mr. aOO Mrs. Dale Kuhn and Hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet have moved their trailer to the family or Little Hocking, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ~ lot by Howard Caldwell's. and Mrs. Mike Williams and ManMrs. Don Sprague returned genett were calling at U1e borne die, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry or Mr. and Mrs. Al'"a Clark ard home from Veterans Memorial Swartz attended a ramily dinner family of Flatwoods Sunday af- llospital where she underwent surgery. ternoon. Mr. arxi Mrs. Millard Brooks den Clark Hosp ital, Parkersburg, Mrs. Grace Smith spent sevand admitted as a medical paal weeks at the home of her sis- of Heynoldsburg, Ohio, visited tient . ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Os- her brother I Mr. ana Mrs. Dosel Kenneth Caldwell underwent wald at Ruidoss, New Mexico. Miller and family. surgery at St.. Joseph Hospital Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs arxl She was accompanied there by Monday for a broken collar bone her sister, who lives in f1orida. daughter, Mary Louise, return- which he received while playi ng While they were there, Mr. Os- ed home Tuesday from Mimea- football at Eastern High. wald passed awa,y suddenly with polis, Minn., where they had spent :::::::::.;: ···:·:: a heart attack, they they went on a few days visiting Mrs. Rigg's to Slcremento, CalU. • where the)' grandmother 11nd other relatives. '•,•, 'rialted other relati Yes. When T hey were joined there by Mrs. Rigg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. they were ready to return home, they received word of the death David Hair: from Texas and her · or their nephew, Mr. Lawrence brother and wife, Mr. anc.l Mrs. Bruce Hale of New Mexico. Fry at CleYeland, but they were Blain Taylor, who runs the IIMble to return in time for the hardwa re store here, has bought funeral. M.r. and Mr s. Marvin Walker the Eva Lockwood property (forIIDd daughter, Ruthie, were Sun- merly the Guy Springer proper- Methodist Church (Sooth) met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gerald VioleL Each one present took part in the program, the topics of which were "Prayer" and 01 Ttl8nksgiYing." Discussion was held concerning the charter meeting and dinner bazaar aet for Dec. 7. Christmas and genenl purpose cards were on dispt.y and orders iBken. Anyone wishing cards may contact v.he secretary, Mrs. VioleL The December meeting will be at the t: heme of Mrs. Nelsel Weather- -··- - --- .. Ill)' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon at Jackson, Ohio. Jame• Harbor (J immy Doss) is here in the states now with his wUe am baby after serving some tblte oversees in the service. Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Bissell have moved their trailer to the Henry Hensley lot in the Arbaugh housing addition. Mrs. C&rolyn Koenig has been • • ... ·.:; THE FARMERS BANK 1111 SAYINGS CO. ....,,.........'"..,...... ••r Mil P.D.t.C. 1'0/r\IROY, 0 . ..MercervlUe they're ·the team to beat in the 1968 - 69 Southern Valley Athletic COnference race with a 71.-43 victory over the Haman •• ~· •• each omer(J''V Parking Christmas Give-Away Sponsored~~ Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. ... ... ~­ ~· •• -•• ..•.... " ~ • . MARIETTA COLLEGE senior Bob R. Smith, a 175 pound delenolve cornerback lronl Hemlock Grove, Wednesday waa named U> the All-Ohio c.aterence llrat team defense. He was a second team aeleetiCII Ialit year. Smllh helped lead Marietta this taU to a 7...2 over...all recon:l:, best at t h e achool In 48 years, and a 6-1 league record, best since 1936 • A 196.! graduate ·of Pomeroy lllldl Sehool, he Ia the ICII of Mrs. Leota Smith end the late Ralph Smith. ~ &uthern Loser in Tim Goll1, 6-4 center, hltt4'18' the hoop lor the ~s. Goss, llteralb' Everything" lor the Athens c o u n t y team, finished the game with ?:1 polnto on 9 field loals and 9 tree IN MaCHANDIIE PRIZES and Gift CMTIFICAIEI Drawing~ Held in Pomeroy ••Mr. throws. The mly other Al....-pleJIer ID hit In double ligures was John Perry, 5-11 Junior with 10, ' All persons 13 yeors of at• and older ore el' to porticipa1e. Parking Lo1. you can buy .an awf.ad l.ot of soap with whtch to b·dY tt up. SOUthern, meanwhile, had three • at the home of thei r · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swart:t, on sawrday. Mrs. fo.ta1·y Amos was an afternoon guesL Mr. and Mrs. Willium carr and daughter s , Mr. a,nd Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodc and Conni, of Circle ville were Sunday dillner guesls of Mr. and Nlrs. H~ e rt White or Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hopkins of Dayton lefl ror their home last week after having spen1l a rew days with Mr. and Mn. Vere Sflart z, Mrs. Sarah Won•tle, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and c ormi or Circleville visi1ted Mr. am Mrs. WUHam Carr anti daughters and Mr. and Mrs. C has. D. Woode, Sunday evening, before returning to their home. Prizes: $50.00 gift certifica1e and 2 •• $25.00 Gilt Certificates 2nd DRAWING 1:00 P.M. December 7, 1968 SHOP "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER"!" Middleport, Ohla Prins : 12 inch Portable T.V. $50 .00 Gilt Certificate & $25 Gilt Certilicato Smith Don't ruin records with worn out needles. COME TO Browns Must Stop Tarkenton Sunday WERNER UDIO & TV. ddleptlrt, o. POMEROY STORES DISPLAYING THE GOLD STAR 3rd DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Deeember 14, 1968 the stidium betWeen the Cleve· charge. We also have !lOMe varland Browns and the New York laUons we work ott hall a dozen Glanll conl4 depend on how · of the delolises." well the Bro!ms' defeasive unit Jim Kanlcki, Ron &lldow, contains the Giants' scrambling Walt Johnson and Jaek Gresquarterbaek Fran Tarklngtoo. ory will be the front lour lor , BroWDB' defeiisi.V. coach How. Cleveland who will be charged lr<l Brlnlter .-ld, '"rbere Is ro with tracltlng down Tarkenl<rl qu,.UO..;_' al!out It, Tarkenton SUnday' p r e - · a ' opoclal problem. Kanlchl described aome of the You . try .to COIItaln him, keep problema In catching the Giant him lnal4e bul ellll YOII can't quarterback when he said, leave too 111111\Y ·hl!les lnolde. ''Tarkentoo wears out the deHe'll run up die middle Cll tense. Just at the time you you. h .. think yuu have him, be pis Priu•: Color T . Y, ond Stereo Plus : Yovng Gentle Pony For Children See the Pony in the Soturdoy, Nov . 30 Parade . :; ... •' ,.: : •, dlaeHnar~ Elberfeld• L & Z Oren Shop Hartley's Shan Blue & Grey Re :o.touront Downi ... Gron, Inc . Hew York Clo1hing Hou.. Ben Franklin S1ore Marguerite's Shoe Shop Chopmon.. Canaday Shoe S1ore Ledlie Si~1en. & lola's Beou1y Shop K and C Jewelry Coeuler Jewel ry S1ore Krogers The Fabric Shop MeifJI Equipmen1 Sugar Run Mills. Gibbs Grocery Simons Market Sirnont Pick-A... 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D. w..d & San Davi•-Warn., lnaurance Duh' s Cl.anHI Tho Doily S.ntl•ol WMPO Radio Kapplo Sahlo Bowen Drive In Sa1u Make someone's Christmas Merrier with a gift of -ARROW.:. eOTW1RITE· Perma·lron ~'s game at fense WUt is on tbe line 1 ,BrinkeF aa1d he 'Ctili'l't con- away, J remember once last terirli!ate IIIQ' apectal chlngea In year I had him slgllted In from the dei...Sve aetllp to itllset the beldnd and be ellll got away. The first "t'Jrtified" coHon shirt that's pressed far life! Athen• Meto••nt•' 76ers Hot In Seoond llal( Win By Untied Preas lnternaUonal Philadelphia's 76ers, making three of every four shots they threw u,p in the secmd hall, dereated Los Angeles 122 -107 Thurllday night tD tighten up both the East and Westdlvlalonol the National Basltetball Asaoelatlon. With lour minutes remaining In the lhlrd quarter- and hhe Lakers and 76ers tied 71 all, PhUadelphia's Luke Jacki!ICI'I drove In !or a layup that started a 13~ scoring mlsmateh end gave the 76ers an 11-ooint lead the Lakers never seriously threatened. Philadelphia made 16 of 21 field goals In the third quarter and 15 of 22 In the fourth quarter, lrt the only other NBA game Thor IMlay, Seattle defeated Milwaukee 115-103 lor Its fourth stralglrt win, longest In the history of the Seattle club. Bob Rule led the wlmers with 27 points. The Phlhute.lphia v 1 e t o r y brougltt the 76era to within one game of Bostm and Baltimore co~eaders in the Eallt Dlvlaloo: Los Angeles• West Dlvlalon lead dropped U> 3~ games over runnerup San Francisco, with AUanta and San Diego lour games out. mu cwmlngbam led Plllladelphla with 28 points, JackiCII hlid 24 _and Hal · Greer 20. Tbe Lakera were paced by EIBin Baylor's 3ll point&. Los Angeles guard Jerry West hlid the flu and did not play. Wayne Embry slao had 27 points In a losing eause !or MUwaukee In Ita game wft1t Seattle. He Court StrHt Orlll Stlfflen PomeroY Motor ful1on•Thomp 1 on Troc1or scrambling 1aetlco. "Our de- 'l'he $50.00 Gift Cer1ifico1e & $25 Gift Certificate awarded are good o1 A.HY par1'icipo1ing Merch ~ n1 . PARTICIPA TIHG MERCHANTS: (IJJ'O - outoon:-. d.; All gift cer1ifica1n 1o be Ebersboch Hardware l'r4ehon's Dn19 Store Guinthen 5c & 10c Store CLEVELAND Prize~: 12 inch Portable T .V. , 4th DRAWIHG 1:00 P.M. Decembor 24, 1968 By United Preas lnternati~l Eallt W, L. Pet. GB Boston . . . . . 14 5 .737 BaiUmore . . , 12 6 .727 Philadelphia .. 12 S .706 I Cincinnati . . . 12 7 .632 2 Detroit .. . . . 10 10 .500 'h New York . . . . 9 14 .391 7 Milwaukee . . , • a 14 .263 9 West W, L, Pet. GB Los Angeles .•. 14 7 . 667 San Francisco 10 10 .500 3'h Atlanta . . . . . 11 12 .478 4 San Dlegu . . . 10 11 .476 4 Seattle .... . , 10 17 .370 7 Chicago . . . . . 8 15 .348 7 Phoenix , . . .. . 5 13 .278 71h Thursday's Results Philadelphia 122 Los Angeles 107 Seattle 115 Milwaukee 103 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Loa Angeles at Boston Detroit vs. Cin. at Cleveland Philadelphia at Baltimore Chicago at San Diego Milwaukee at San Francisco (Only games scheduled) creek (70 - s. lot DRAWl JIG 1:00 P.M. Hovembor 30, 1968 Pay only R. H. Raw lin• Sons Co. No purchase necessary. Need not be present to win. Winners wi II be notified. 4 BIG GIVE-AWAYS NOV. 30-DEC. 7-DEC. 14-DEC. 24 1952 FORD PICKUP TRUCK 195.00 & N~EDLES Begins Nov. 25-Ends Dec. 24 ALL PARTICIPATING STORES WILL GIVE FREE TICKETS. T ... ce WUdcats by domlnotlll! the shoot!~ and rebounding. Chuck Bradbury, 6-3 senior, pa.;ed tile Bobcats ·of coach John sang with 30 points. Steve ~uldlng, 5-10 senior, tallied 16, Jon Rotllgeb, 6-1 junior, scored 12. Kyger Creek had Its btggelll Dave Daniels, 6-1 ~or, was top point maker lor the Wild- polnt..maklng frame in the see-eats with 17 point"· Daniela was ond period aa theY laDled 21 alao top rel>Ounder tor Haman points to go Into a 36-10 lead at Trace with 18 the WUdcato halltlme. 39 retKMI&ds. · Tbe Wildcats allowed 1C> betThe BobcatS hid the ecJ&e on lflr in the seCODd half as the)' rebounds with Sl. Bradbuey hlid were only outscored by two 14 rebounds and Tom Reese points, 35-33. Hannan Trace san·· ed 21 points In the lblrd period 6-1 senior, and Spaulding to cut Kyger Creek's lead to hlid 12. The Bobcats are now l.ll In 53.31 at the end of the period. SV AC play and 2.1l In all games. At one point In the third perHannan Trace Ia D-1 In bolllthe Iod Hannan Traee had whittled the lead to 17 points, ~-29 with SV AC and ell games. ' During the fir at tour· mlnutea 2:10 U> go. Midway the fourth period, Kyof the couteot the teams were nearly evenly matehed on de- ger Creek enjoyed a 24 point fense with the Bobcats leading spread and with about three min2.1l on tree throws by Jon Roth· utes lo go Coach Sang lltarted gel> and Earl Thomas, 6-1 sen- substituting. The final margin of lor. Spaulding hit from the side victory was 28 points. Larry Jeffers, 6..0senior,toulto make It 4-0 It the 3:15 mark. Bradbucy followed up with a three ed out tor Hannan Trace with pointer at the 2:30 mark and 11y. 3:25 to go In the last period and Dave Daniels was out oo routs gw Creek led 7-6, The Wildcats were not rebound- with SS seconds U> go In t h e Ing and their ahootlng was off, game. The Bobcats made 25 of 59 a general trend throughout the conteaL Kyger Creek led 15~ from the rteld for 42.3 per cent at the end of the flrllt period. and 21 of 32 at the !oul line lor Hanlan Trace went scoreless 65.6 per cent. Harman Trace hit lor the first seven mlmtea and only 19 of 71 from tile field ror 27 seconds before Dave Daniela 26.7 per cent and five of 13 at hit with a pivot shot with 33 sec- the line tor 38.4 per cent. In the reserve game, Kyger onds left. Creek won 57-21 as Tom Hysell scored 17 points. Jim Swindler and Jerry Waugh eacll had five for Hannan Trace. RESERVE GAME pla,yers In double flaurea, and Kyger Creek (57) - Hysell, overall, turned in a creditable 8-1-17; Queen, 4..0..S; Brown, 2team etrort, said Adama. "[ was 3-7; Saunders, 3..0-6; Glndlesreal pleased with their hustle " berger, 0-1-1; Henson, 2..S-9; said the coaeh. ' Metzger, 1-3-5; J . HOI, 2~-4. Gary Norris, 5-10, junior, and Totals, 22-13-.17. Mark Beegle, 5-11 senior, sharHannan Trace (21) - C r eed scoring honors lor the hosts meens, 0-1-1; Waugh, 1..3-5; J. with 11 points each. SWindler, 2-1-.\; K. SWain, 2Alexander got ~ 18· 11 first 0-4; Pack, 1.0-2; N. SWindler. period advantage and led 31.18 1-2-4. Totals, 7-7-21. at hp,I!Ume. Tbe Tornadoes play- Kyger Creek . . . 16 28 46 57 ed the laller. ~· prett;y Haman Trace . . . 9 11 15 21 · .mud>CJ!! ' eveh te~l'~t VARSITY ..G<\ME . the fl1lfd period.,ji!lft' the vialBradKyger . tors leadlt!g 3$~1:-.i Ita end, bury, 13-4-30; Rolllgeb, 3-6-12; The Tornado reaveteim suf~ Reese, 3~-6; Thomas, 1-4..6; lered a 40-22 aetbfcl( 'at t h e Buckley, 0-1-1; Spaulding, 5-6hgcls of th• lltile ~s. 16. Totals, 2~1-71 : Grigsby led AlexandOr with 22 Hannan Trace (43) - Jeffers, while Sam Shain and Barry Hart 3-tl-6; D. Daniels, 8-1-17; Sisgot sbt eaeh to lead Southern. son, 3-1-7; Chapman, 2..0-4; The Tornadoes will travel to Daniels, 1.0-2; Wells, 1-1-3; N, North Gallla lor their next out- SWindler, 0.2-2; Montgomery. 1Ing on Dec. 3, 0-2, Totals, 19-.\-43. BY QUARTERS Kyger Creek • . . 15 36 53 71 Alexander ... 18 31 38 54-54 Hannan Trace . . 2 10 31 43 Southern . . . . 11 18 27 43- 43 ALEX, 54 :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: Perry 5.6-10, samsl.ll-2, Goss Rick Werner, a junior, was 9..S..z7, Hobo ~.a. Hacker 0-4-f, inadvertantly not 11 sted among Lohr l-1..1, TotAls 19-16-.\4. the varsity basketball players . SOUTHERN 45 on the Marauder squad WedDiddle :J-4.10, Norrla 4.3-11 nesday. Beegle 3-.\.11, Shuler 4-0.8, O.ll.ll, 13-43. Prollltt 1-1.3. Totals 15- ,,,,,,,,,,,,:,::::'::::::: ::::::::::::':::::::::':':':::::':·:·'·:·:·:·:':' or 5th Annual Gold Star A QREAT OPPORTUNITY! 88 S. S.eand Avo. The Kyger Creek Bobcats served notice Wednesday nigbt at ..,,. SAT., NOV. 30 All GREAT 5:00 to 7:00 ~~ First Give-Away Old money may be dirty, but if you have enough of it c....... OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ' TU .-........... POM • 6 Cyl. 3 Speed Good Condition Tires Average FRIENDI I · SPECIAL ty). Mrs. M&bel Swartz has moved frcn Athens here to the property of her daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley (formerly the Lelah McCain property). Mrs. Dorothy Lambert or Arizona Is spending the week here with her mother, M:rs. Velma Cassidy and son, Clair. Davis Seals was taken to cam- consideration. I• 'I KC -Stum BASKET!!ALL SCHEDULE MEIGS MARAUDERS 1968-69 Seaaon Nov. 29 - Jaeksoi\ llec. 6 _: At Nelaon'iiii&York · Dec, 13 .:.. Ironton Dec. 20- Wellston Dec. 27 - At Athens Jill. 3- Logan Jan. 10 - At Gallipolis Jan. 11 - At Jackson Jan. 17 - Nelsonville--York Jan. 18 - Wlhama Jan. 24 - At Ironton Jan. 25 - VInton Jan. 31 - At Wellston Feb. 7 - Athens Feb. 14- At Logan Feb. 15 - At Pt. Pleaaant Feb. 21 - GaUlpolls Feb. 22 - At Wlhama Wi i MPin-:f.r vllla; that's Itallan tor pad. • • . Chetlet' 1 onnahlll, EdltOI' Alfred Social Notes Tuppers Plains Society News ' there? SAT., 1:00PM NOV. 30 or - cottOn ·OTH,IERS ;.fteJGL-GTHING r ' , • has a sense of knowina esWin Coaeh Dan Wrll!hl'a Eaot.ern Eqlea put ~ a strong HCCIICI ball Wodnellday nlllilt at Southwaalem Hlldl Se~ to n1p the lllldllluwlers of Coach Uoyd M.Yera 77 .S.S In tho ~ game of the SOUthern Valley AthleUc Conference for both teama. Tbe Eqlea ...., held a slim 29~6 bal!Ume lead nearly doubled the score on the lfl&hlanden In the second hair, wtscor· In& the home ebb 43411, 'l1it Eosles hell! a b!JI.clao In ..... In& and rebounding •• they~ ed to tho win. Ray Karr, !i-ll oenlor, hit lllx. · goals and seven free ~. for., 19 points to paee ·the wtmora: Pat Morrtosey, 5-11 senior, had 16 and llGn Rose, 15 points. Keltll carter, BY THE UPI Phil Swl..::lell, Pomeroy RD, 200 lb. tight end of the und&reated Ohio Unl versit,y Bobcats, was selected on the second team offensive unit today at ou and Miami shared three-tlttha of the All - Mid American Qmt'erence team, laking 15 of the 25 berths. S...lndell, a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy High School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard SWin-. dell of RD, Shade. He was an All - SEOAL and for Pomeroy High two years, goirc both ways, and was 1 starter at OU two years. The Bobcats, MAC champion which set loop records for total offense am scoring, had sh: players on the first team offem~e arll one on defense. Runner"' Miami captured five defense and three oft'ense posts. Fifteen players were unanimous selections am eight others were repeaters from the 1967 squad, The team included three offensive ems and three defensive erxls, as ties occurred· at these posttims, Holdovers from last year's offensive squad were end Gary ArthW' of Miami, tackle Kent Karmon IJf Ohio an:! Toledo tailback Roland Moss. On defense, the repeaters were ends J c r r y Collins of Western Michigan aOO Mel Tucker of Toledo, tackle Jim Corrigall of Kent State, linebacker Bob Babich of Miami and Western Michigan bac~ Dave Hudson. .· · Ohio junior quarterback Cieve Bryant headed the formidaWe offensive unit and was joined by teammates BOO Houmard (fullback), Dave LeVeck (hslfback) and Moss, the MAC's top rusher. Bryant led the MAC in toWl offense with 2,258 yards and 22 touchdown&. He passed for 1,524 yard5 am rushed for 734 more. Moss gained 1,145 net yards rushing in 267 attempts and scored 13 touchdowns. LeVeck ranked secoOO behind Moss witll sao yards. While Houmard did not rank in the Top 10, he set a conference rec. ord with 19 touchdowns. Ends Ed Jones or Bowling Green, Todd Snyder of Ohio and Miami's Gary Arthur ranked first, third and sixth in receivLng. Jones caught 49 passes for 716 · yards, followed by Snyder ( 46 lor 771) and Arthur (1:1 for 330). There was even a spot on the All-MAC team for Toledo placekicker Ken Crots who booted ulne field goala and 29 straigl•t conversions. Here is the 1968 All-MAC football team: FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Ends - x-Gary Arthur, Miami; Todd Sr\rder, Ohio, and Ed Jones, Bowling Greel\ Tackles - x • Ken CArmon, Ohio, and Dave Hutchins, Miami. Guards - x-Mel Miller, T., ledo, and Larry Thompson, Mi- ami. Center - Jeff R<Dison 1 Ohio. Quarterback - x-Cleve Bryant, Ohio. Halfbacks - x-Roland Moss, Toledo, am Dave LeVeck, Ohio. Fullback Bob Houmard Ohio. ' Kicking Specialist - K e n Crots, Toledo. F1RST TEAM DEFENSE End& -· x-Merv Nugent, Miami; Jerry Collins, Western Michigan arxl Mel Tucker, Toledo. Tackles - x-ErroJ Kahoun, Miami, and Jim Corrigall, Kent State. Middle Guard- x .Joe Green. Bowling Green. Linebackers - x-Bob Babich, Miami; x-Bob Rieber, Miami, and x~teve Robinson, Ohio. Backs - x-Dave H u d son, WMU; x-Dick Boron, Miami, and Olrt Johnson, Toledo. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Ends - PhU Swil¥1ell, Ohio, and Denny Tobiu, Toledo. Tackles - Frank Peters, Ohio and Jim Rutledge, WMU, Guards- Paul Minnes WMU and Jim Hanel!, Toledo.' • Center - Larry Watson, BowlIng Green. Quarterback - Kent Thompson, MlamL Halfbacks - Ken Woodside, WMU, 8{XI Bob Glover, Miami. Fullback - Cleve Dickerson, Miami. JNMII<eil Weda,ada Groza•o wilt ll'ho. that !amlllar No. ?e. ~~) ~ .. ·. a1.0 CROW~ STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toko Em H&mOI ''"'' 992-5432 ....... LOWEST PRICES IN BEND ALL TOYS ARE DISCOUNTED. COME IN LAY· A·WAY YOUR CHOICES WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE . H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. 2ND AVE. ,., .•. ... IIIII IIIII B. F. GOODRICH 1.49 lO. 95,•,~ Ptr. 111. 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There 11 a !T11x ~otch for every one on your list. Men's, women•• Giid children's, $6.95 UD. ~· size for ctrft1fa illtWiclltt ~!' • utility blades ·for paring handsome rack for storage of and cordset. MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY SWISHER & .LOHSE REXALL DRUGS McCULLOCH ~~~~~~~ POMEROY, OHIO 10·10A oornmru Mmrn l ~ l ~ D•las.o eowh•• maobiao. rJ.. dolaso d..ar., HWiac tt.11oJa aad · l:tt...-lnp- book. lbo. Big 3.3 cu. in. power. Rugged. Pick the 10-10A lor top value, performance- I ight· Play Santa to Her For Christmas Here's the best gift under the tree! Nationalic:w Oi .. poaor get, rid of oarltoae so fast . • • so eolyl It's a . WITH A SINGER Snap..off cov!l! for easy access. est weight with automatic oiling - lowest price. Full frictionleu bearings throu;hout. Cut brush, . logs, trees, pl)jfs, firewood- faster, easier, better, longer. real wlfe..aover gift. fhit Christmas give a useful gilt lor tho. homo. ,; .Low as $33.59. 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Baltimore •• , .10 1 0 ORDER Los Aq(elos • • • 9 1 1 PERSONALIZED san Fran. ..... s s 1 ·Atlanta • { , , , 2 9 0 HANDYMAN'S -- GARDNEJt' EuVJm Ccm!enaee Ceni!IJ'y Dlololoa CHRISTMAS CARDS - PRINCE '· ' IIJ' Unltad Prell IDtamatioaal pmu 2 DRAWER TOOL BOX ~ IHELS. iltft!lblr room !uiiiiOOIIIc a 29~ . WY2·U74 134 Mill St. ••t• ,ir- . STANIEf Chromium ploted. 10" .lo!. I '39-95 lallli ..... hal 1,3t9 jiOIJU. "t Qtil1u, lbO U1 of ....... ~" - - throu&li0111 .< tbt WuldD&IIIa R- W, L. T. haldt adlutlrn•nl. .~ " iii..,, olvlbo bJDj 890 - · lAiu ·- . lbO former Cl-- Welt • • II ' -~~ W, L. Nell Yorll. , • ,8 3 Hoaoion • • • • .5 7 Miami •••••• 4 6 Bostm •••••• 3 8 Butralo , • , •• ,1 II FREE . tJ:,'· East ADJUSTABLE WRENCH • ·' ldoar ··- Boker. Tile ....... mw,·&Dr tile ·~at -FOR- Middleport, 0. J79 . . 'r· ,• ~ IIJ' Unliid Press lrtemlllmal '"""'"· , .~ Tbe 1IID ........ tile llna&lll of fool;; . lleld p1o by · - •PLUMBING •ROOFING .... . .35 ' '..:: · '' !&.• will ·~EAnNO ·. b•r Qrlp llrm graap. ' tllo· jii'OIJIOCll of NFL ,STANillNGS flnlth . VInyl grip .. ' iOibd 11114 'nalrlldl1 tOr .... In 12·-··lo dolect !Iii! Llano Jl:.O~ -· · boc...,. - .teim e· - lewis Rep,ir ~rvict ~ FIRESTONE Mad1 of drop forged ''"'· lumoc:. hord..-ed ond oilt...,p•r.d . Ru1! praol , I')' to .. l. """'· wl1boui ~~--·raiD; its ..cond Jon at 1110. banda ·of tile swe.ioh NllloNI IOjJiod .'i1loll'iday, dnlp. pillg • 1~ dedoioiL H& 10" PLIERS ft. lHI NiilloMI F~ ·LMiat IIJa. U.S. SKATERS~ unateur N. 2nd Ave. ' bo....W. . tllo ilrlt 111m Ill '2 ' .. ,.·. ·- . _.,_ ,..,. .rt- C-220 ~157C-250 '184·00 C-350 06-00 ·'• J v .~~.:.-;:..~:!.? ... . -·· 00 ' " .. .• LAST CH.ANCE FOR YoUI LAYAWAY. ,!,~ '' .+ .. ~ . ' ,·• <> ~· wm '· ~ ol ·I-BIKES·.· J;-j,'l,• ' !AIIIAII SHOll �,. ....., '' ~ ~ .......... -~ taiMC' JOENKOEPING, S w ed e n (IJPn Tho United- FOR FINJSY SELECTION"AND BEST BUYS.o ... USE IHf~AY•AWAY - PLAN IF You· ' ' ........ Iii .,..,..llfona) foollloll lEWIS REPAIR .SERVICE a ,. '· AFL lo.. lbO Dallar eoiiJ>oys before iloU_. telorislm lllllllon<e. jr.ct*ln ooedl Otto Grabun STANDINGS STANDINGS ..' '··, '~~ STANLEY CLAW HAMMER 13 ·PC. DRIU SET 12' TAPE RULE Sup1r hiiOI fl'"ear.d 11HI h.od. "T~ r­ Qoultl)l ""l in •••• from 1/lb"' 1o 1/A'' . Wtll Wlthllond heat up to 1000 F. without dulllnt. Handy E.:l'*"• P~ return lodll blocl•, no tllflpOp. lf• guonl rvle for bethir •ltlbU· plolllc C<IIM. Reg. 7.:z.s Hy,eo•t•r reading, lod" d•9ned flb1'9la" hondl1. Rub- 499 488 T. 0 0 1 0 I PeL , 721 W. L. .!17 Cleveland • • , •8 3 .tOO st. Louis . • ••• 6 4 .213 New Orleono • , .3 7 ,083 PlllsburP •. , ,2 8 Capitol Dlvlak>D Pet. W. L. .833 Dallas , ••••• 10 2 ~~~ - .cnlly r~Jmov• lor dnnlng. to.,.r It dosed. 20" l • '" H x 1-1/2'"0. ·.I f. c':JJWE~Eis, POMEROY 33 PC. SOCKET SET TOOL CADDY All-purpoM '"with tpK!ol o.IC!rtmenl vi 1/2" and 3/8" drln &Od.ta. honctl.1, other tool. eo..,. grip hondl• m•tol box . rnoa. .. toddy port- aide.. Hammer con b• 1tor-H upright. 298 11· 1/A'"C 11 IO"H, G•ov S•porolilt llmCIII ttem&. Compartm•nl& hold up to thtrty.fovr Jt.ms. 11·1/A"D ~ 17-3/A"H 398 .... Tile Dally Sellllnsl •• ll1o llmrlta tmfllol ~o~ there's oconotblllll In It • ...,.,day (Dr etiil,_ llailt, u.d, blc - · and ldd all .-.w1110 JlallyliDoL It you're oat a J'ell!)ar . . - - · tlllo ~ ......, lo lbo boot time lo atut. Jut lolaphane tu-IQ8 ¥11 Ilk foi' lbO clrculaUon~ We'lllladlld!>tlia relit. .545 .500 .,._r .41$ .300 Pet. .909 F .... <=5) ~ STANLEY ""'* c::::J) STANLEY NICHOLSON MITRE BOX "4J!!!9J BPOINTSAW SLIM KNIFE SET lilt aut lot. t•o~ wllh .ack•t oorMton. GrHn •rGm•l ftnith . 18"' • 9" 1 8" . Reg. 9.10 N- thtn hondl«< bill• wllh live dlf· fer em blltd ... I lad•• chang• qutdc end Mtlly. 17• "' 1 I001 · •. . •• "''' DlD8 ·~,era on lho all c:Onll>!-eneo ain' •..: lected 111 ·liMo .JMaue ..,.ehes (Dr UDitecl Priu lllternolltnl ''l'ho lluekeyeo' doteilao. best In tbt . 1....., lhol!'ed wb;J In \he plop otni\e anen of lbO 11 atartero wen placed on ellbOr tho llrll -Cll" Second .diiBQIIW team. ~ore u.........Jolm· '1'1111111 wu Mmed to ~ llrot 111m and m 1110 • ...,... wdt there wen six buc~<eJes, and Dew Whltlleld. 11 ':"ul COl: tDa~ve 11111. .- · ,;,.,, lncilllllnB ·lpiit and Jade -her fluD lho H-o, IIQIId Dick Enderle fluD ibo ·Gcl(lhoro and ee!Ur Jac:k Jlu4. 1111 A"cln tile WOdeats. · OlbOro In tbt llrat dot..,ol'lli unit were _ , . , , Nate CUD. •I,.Min II b 1C li, llllmeaota'a 11Gb Sleln at ol!d; BUnola' TOllY Plevllk' II tacklf, do,....._ WllcOI)IIn's x,a cr11or · ·'Malia I ~-leG's ori..t..,l low ji/:IJioll. "'11 no w &r'''if~lim1 'Jiilh ~ilif. ill 'n;j''IJ!II\'il."' •.,,,, •·- ~ , ' ' ' ~; :floor ·o~lji'; budc·(~-~j"~ttlr!koy~ct Wiil1•~ 0 0 , ·. ·. , '" -"tf',t:; . ' ' 1)~-lb~-"'~ an.._ $2t(S5~ .u. -.w s•t. 67396,Chtwlle Chev. 3~'* Supor S.,.rt Convertible.· 26,000 actual' !IIi lis by liionll1 coiitod. Purdue, wldch llnlahod In a tie, bad eJahi men ·on lbO liQUid will! three oa lho llrot of!enii'IO IOIIt. Guild Ga.,. IIGberts. halalack LerOJ Kelt•' a!d !nJibOck l'orrjo WfUJoma on tbt 11111 and Iackie ~laco one coreful locCII o_wner, T urbo-Hyclramati'c, P.•)., . Power diok brakei, beautiful blue •boHom, whito top. Toronado, the classic 98, tht ll ·Window Vi end. J-• !lllllloaota'o Eitll at ~ Ide; Ar¥olo Loullao of iloriliweitem II .,..n. Parduj!~~ Mike Frame at • - illjl Clam®. K¥11 at taoid., R I ojl N~ . Kuol, Job..... and .1 : : Uahtvlelaht compact knife with the .. iiMEX.~i~turing s~~nles' st•el ~ck,s, ~~br~k~I:,J• · Jhdfftlprmgs and s~k resistant. There 11 a !T11x ~otch for every one on your list. Men's, women•• Giid children's, $6.95 UD. ~· size for ctrft1fa illtWiclltt ~!' • utility blades ·for paring handsome rack for storage of and cordset. MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY SWISHER & .LOHSE REXALL DRUGS McCULLOCH ~~~~~~~ POMEROY, OHIO 10·10A oornmru Mmrn l ~ l ~ D•las.o eowh•• maobiao. rJ.. dolaso d..ar., HWiac tt.11oJa aad · l:tt...-lnp- book. lbo. Big 3.3 cu. in. power. Rugged. Pick the 10-10A lor top value, performance- I ight· Play Santa to Her For Christmas Here's the best gift under the tree! Nationalic:w Oi .. poaor get, rid of oarltoae so fast . • • so eolyl It's a . WITH A SINGER Snap..off cov!l! for easy access. est weight with automatic oiling - lowest price. Full frictionleu bearings throu;hout. Cut brush, . logs, trees, pl)jfs, firewood- faster, easier, better, longer. real wlfe..aover gift. fhit Christmas give a useful gilt lor tho. homo. ,; .Low as $33.59. Lightweight- only 12 pounds. • CompOI'iton 1110d• to dol1dord ..-avlt,.type 111ufA~~r !natruction b,ook w!th touch typing course. 01110 VALlEY PLUIBINCf ' HEATI8G P~I;ROY, CillO Standard siz• 84 characfer keyboard. Calibrat•d acales on p.qper table. . S yetlr warranty ~n parts and workmanship. BAIER FURNITURE MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. POMEROY, OHIU Surpriu her with a Deluxe Touch and Sew Sing• Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59.50 up. Authorized Sincer Sales-Service THE FABRIC SHOP POMEROY. OHIO MIDDLEPORT, C!HIO ...-tad MODIL Sl:t . $26.55 '* llllllllh 65 Ford V8 Foirlane 500 2 Dr. Hard Top. Smort reel fl~ioh with block vinyl lntoriO<. Auto. tran.a. 289, cu. in. S~1 b.ot of coro. SOLDERING KIT T.-o lf'ln•r polllla<lt p•rmit lniiOI'It IWikhlng to HM 100--lt or high lAO- . Reg. 9.95 829 STEEL WORK BENCH LEGS 4,....,. wi• livld~rt. Carton conlolnt oil tiMI porh ""'"" ;:;:..~~~~:'!ted. lold ltnllh. R~~g. 5.75 977 Electra 2 18 DIIAWER CABINET s..-thrv pleltk w.l on 111rer hctttnM- k... 11 .95 62 Buick 0.. 444 pi•"· Set lnchld.. 7 0\.lrabl• honlwood hliftdiM. Cotiton ....,blod ... POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Tho DoportMent' S.... of Boll411it S...o 1915 . P~. S19.a1.'*•• PB & AT) ownocll>y 1.1 ~on:hont . ... . Hard Top. i ~ ,~ ·-' ' ' · "CI'~c.IP'~.e 9" ~a Complete with Bar & Chain. Engine weight only 11)1 weR lbO od:J of!enllw to mak8 lbO IIHt 111m ,...1111!1.'!! '~ TOUCH···- ·: ·!!In newest, . Johaam of 1lltiooll at IVDIIIC!i and lndllna'a llarry Conao i!l!l Jolm IIIOIIborpr In lbo baclt< ID addition to• tha • - Ill Buebyeo on lbO aacond ~ ol"' wdt, lbOro woni· e..i UeKQy of .......,., taelde t i IWnHiokl and ·u...,._eli>of Noii: Janke of !lllllloaolo, u ·1 rkolo Bleh ·s.ul of llll<blpn ·..;,. llld biOI<· lloNIIo Whlto '!it Here Is GE's J!landle that llts vour band. ·llal ) JOD Ma•Jdan at ~ Podctak It ~ 11114. - Cruiser statio.n wagon, and the dashing Cullan S. Any one Of them can be your escapt front the ordinary for 1969. 'lbafs a gRat Way to assure yourself a Happy New Year. 1 A New, Wide Selection! DILUXI IUCIIIC IU(!IIG Ml For The Handyman! 111m wen ......... AI I n d Ed Christmas ~to~ .. iles .como true .i~whatS.Q!I!Iflll~ . ".·' '!~j.'j,~nJfall'.. J;''lt'S!thc!!thhlifdg•bt1 ~lids ~ . . ,', j>tlna\lJe',_:l!~e the excfting new Delta 88 Royale, f backer and Mlcblpn Slate'• AI aacond . ''" '"l!lva Conao dlqipall llr.at 111m til . ~~~.i I* IIICIIItt. wm - . ; Slalli. e. Slllldc m Bonnoville 2 Dr. Hard J"op. Factory A)r Conditi;iJ. Only BW Yanchat IIIII lllitrd Qutek. lt. liolh ~and~·::;.:; 1,648 oaoy milu, by one of o,..cutivoa .. Fully oqui . Nover ware 011 1b0 .lint oJelom. · ..,.ell to tlfil aacond 1 !>.on titled. 5 yoar warranty. · piliiiii ..6.,·81 10 · $ . ekl:!iiUml $45~54'* sto1~.661* . For WiJbins the best for you at any time, and making your pro -UITH ~BLE. FORD,,ID•~"* / . Watch ~flU~f7Mfllllllt Tt11~1"1~6 ·~- New. "400" 2 Dr. Hard Top. 400 cu. in. 335 houepowor en• ' RIIAII loll1eo, m ' lllo llrlt of· gine with 4 tp. trans. and positive traction . CGttilian bronze femhe team. with black interior vinyl bucket seat a. 5 year warranty. Middpa. I'UIIII!'-ql for the title, bad silt mon oo lbO bam ' liQUid, all of lbOm on lbO llrat to lbO olro"s!W monlll IMm. ·UDII were tiP! IIIII Jim MaoCustom VB 4 Dr. Hard Top. o,.; carel"lloet~IIIWnor.Boautilul dlch, ~ck DaMia burgand-w with parchment vinyl seatl. Extra,. nic,. _ Bnnm llld hallbaclt 11oa· JohDo 101\ while jlllllar end Pldl Soymaur, D-Irer Tcon llllnclc and baek T<m CUrtlo ware V8 Country Sedon 6 paosengor. CroQIII;coiO. w"h· gold inter• (Dr 'lho dofonoe. ior. Cruioomotie drive . R&H. Pawor otMing. Shawl gootl care picked Bnnm llld lbO · Jequo Ill paos11w and o~r...., Jalmam IJU lbO nuber and let monlll conlennoo• re~• ,.._........,. . '' '·'f...,J LoSobro Cuotom 4 Dr. Sodan. Oemo. Foctoijo Air Conditioned In moot )'ll'da, tAIIII otrenH and Low miiOGJI•· Beoutilul JIOld with matching vinyl. il\foriar In nuhbw In - pme, and In ruabillg tor 1 s•IOD. curtlo HI PS, PB & AT . Liko now.Bolance .of5 ,~, ollairanty. • ~ecord tor mllllpiiMI Inter- 68 Buick. "·' 0 waU ca;,ietfng, eourc.sy llilhb; dual, Ina brako ""'"' ... pluo allho Olflor l'onl Cllmpc~ny Llfoavord DiotltJ./.SGfet.t foaturW Bronner 11 detenolw bade. r Brenner. who waa a 11!1Hf!iir Jamoo Sllllw- l~ker Pil¥er (Dr lbO ~ aD llliiiMark stter, and b&CI<• ~pre;. oon,- ~ In !hit bit allD YOSt and Mike Senol....., ..,. modo lbO olronolve wdt, 111 a. ~ldiiD, 1114T'6 .J!Iwtang: ,rlae AU-American ·F;.,orite! 1 68 fontlac IRWIN ' On 1\ll·lNJgue Spuad i\1; -'" , _,1 '"U.l:• ,, . • Sla~~~o,~a...·."~ ·v.•- !' " GIFT ·~ \;;;J t~c.IP'~r.l'""a Buckey~.,. Nin~ . The Perfed ·~--~- .182 ~ 1 .THE DAILY SENTINEL,- . 992·21S6 . .soo onop' cloiin1 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, ~ ;;;:;a~II!=.~.~·J onm- ' ' •900 Excl~e ADAPTA.SNAP8.. . self·adjwti. . on removable Phot<K:ard c ... ... to cll!;l)' aD the . . .. you need without a bulse. Sbow·A.Card dlfp JO odd or ,.; move windows. Bill divider with conecaJed money - · Extra stamp and ticket pockets. Duplicate by·tlou. AvNJ.. able in many leathers and colon. SS.OO ancl up.. !)"-~~~~~ I)"~~~~~ Electric Slicing Knife $95. llpermont~~ ;:r =-:-;.~;.: "i:!':'C:.:!.t-......iljl~ 64 Ford ON THE T IM MIDDLFPORT. 0 . . A WONDUfUL Gin fOI AU THI fAMILY · PeL PldJadolpNa 12 Detroit 0 66 Skylark THE SEWING CENTER .083 WHAT A FEW DOLLARS A.MONTH WILL· .uy AT .AE"N · AIS SMALL PARTS CADDY Inet. Sturdy hardwood c:onstrudlon. Walnut mahoaany or maple finish. THE SHOE BOX, MIDDLEPORT .636 ,333 YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE . . DOWN PAYMENT • NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL 1969 , 1288 ...... '" ....,~,. 1&••- HIP-ROOF TOOL BOX . ~~. ~~·• craJ;~~· lloeot i!ualiiY and Thui'llill,y'o Rloullo Dalla• 29 waahlll(lloo 20 68 Fireblrd Any Portable Sewinc Machine will fit Ibis cab- Why neil pve tha ulllmate In tight-weight comfort and aood looks to the important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIBSe shoes come in a variety of styles and colora for men, women and children. Sizes and widths rinae from toddler lize 2 to pant siZe 16. Truly the gift 10 .make you important in the eyes of ~ose who mean _the most to you. Pri.., from cblklren's $6.99 10 about SIS.OO f« goll and specislty ....... I .200 h 329 ,. · tlulea )lllli!~• ·. ha•• ~ . ~e tb~ choice of hrida aod ·jf&1111 for over ,IOVea decadca. Choose your ~ X~ake Weddi .. ltinp from our widt T. Pet. 0 .833 11011'1U141 lllliOlJI -IOIIlHl'INIIII FAMILY lUDIIIOIW. IYMIOU OJ lOVE ANI rUIIIAGI Perf~y molehed , • . -rilly ,IIYied , . . K~• I .300 ... .~~~~· ..,..,, · ri~~t~·'J!L C'~'" ~= y~' ~ ' ~:::=:::.=:1 . ~'j,j .. 1tref!Qih. !..,tlon tprlng und•r •nlll'l •e•l'S FAYOIIfl WIIIU 0 •721 1 .eoo , SWIII.Y's Gimes Oooo forged from alloy ttnl lor •tra t weddlna 111111 an tbe perfect symbols of your lo\io and Atlanta·at BaltimOre WnH (: '1• (01111 pp101 ·acheiluledl GUIDE BOOK 1. ,_ T. Pet. Ookland ••••• 10 2 0 Kansas Clt,y •• 10 2 0 ,833 New York , ••• 7 4 0 san Diogo .. .. s 3 o .m w..111nston ••• t 8 o Denwr • • •.•• 5 6 0 ,41$ PhlladelpNa , • , I II 0 Clnclnratl •••• 3 9 0 ,250 Westem Conference 111urlday'a Results Ce_. Division KIIOIIS Clt,y 24 Houston 10 W. L. T. Oakland 13 llu&lo 10 . Mlmesota ••• ,6 5 0 (Only acbeduled) Green s.y •.. . 5 5 1 SUndl,y'o Games Chi- .• • • ,5 6 0 San Diego at Denver Detroit . . . : • .3 7 2 ClnciiDU at lieN! too Ccooiol DIYisloa llllaml at York W. L. T. Baltimore •• , .10 1 0 ORDER Los Aq(elos • • • 9 1 1 PERSONALIZED san Fran. ..... s s 1 ·Atlanta • { , , , 2 9 0 HANDYMAN'S -- GARDNEJt' EuVJm Ccm!enaee Ceni!IJ'y Dlololoa CHRISTMAS CARDS - PRINCE '· ' IIJ' Unltad Prell IDtamatioaal pmu 2 DRAWER TOOL BOX ~ IHELS. iltft!lblr room !uiiiiOOIIIc a 29~ . WY2·U74 134 Mill St. ••t• ,ir- . STANIEf Chromium ploted. 10" .lo!. I '39-95 lallli ..... hal 1,3t9 jiOIJU. "t Qtil1u, lbO U1 of ....... ~" - - throu&li0111 .< tbt WuldD&IIIa R- W, L. T. haldt adlutlrn•nl. .~ " iii..,, olvlbo bJDj 890 - · lAiu ·- . lbO former Cl-- Welt • • II ' -~~ W, L. Nell Yorll. , • ,8 3 Hoaoion • • • • .5 7 Miami •••••• 4 6 Bostm •••••• 3 8 Butralo , • , •• ,1 II FREE . tJ:,'· East ADJUSTABLE WRENCH • ·' ldoar ··- Boker. Tile ....... mw,·&Dr tile ·~at -FOR- Middleport, 0. J79 . . 'r· ,• ~ IIJ' Unliid Press lrtemlllmal '"""'"· , .~ Tbe 1IID ........ tile llna&lll of fool;; . lleld p1o by · - •PLUMBING •ROOFING .... . .35 ' '..:: · '' !&.• will ·~EAnNO ·. b•r Qrlp llrm graap. ' tllo· jii'OIJIOCll of NFL ,STANillNGS flnlth . VInyl grip .. ' iOibd 11114 'nalrlldl1 tOr .... In 12·-··lo dolect !Iii! Llano Jl:.O~ -· · boc...,. - .teim e· - lewis Rep,ir ~rvict ~ FIRESTONE Mad1 of drop forged ''"'· lumoc:. hord..-ed ond oilt...,p•r.d . Ru1! praol , I')' to .. l. """'· wl1boui ~~--·raiD; its ..cond Jon at 1110. banda ·of tile swe.ioh NllloNI IOjJiod .'i1loll'iday, dnlp. pillg • 1~ dedoioiL H& 10" PLIERS ft. lHI NiilloMI F~ ·LMiat IIJa. U.S. SKATERS~ unateur N. 2nd Ave. ' bo....W. . tllo ilrlt 111m Ill '2 ' .. ,.·. ·- . _.,_ ,..,. .rt- C-220 ~157C-250 '184·00 C-350 06-00 ·'• J v .~~.:.-;:..~:!.? ... . -·· 00 ' " .. .• LAST CH.ANCE FOR YoUI LAYAWAY. ,!,~ '' .+ .. ~ . ' ,·• <> ~· wm '· ~ ol ·I-BIKES·.· J;-j,'l,• ' !AIIIAII SHOll �. .' l j ' '; i : .,'-' . ~'rli!OY• .~OIIlbor 290,1968 , '· Alfred "'--ial Notes · ~ . Lengthen Giving Time uolfts WilY Chrlotmao '<>" ~ 329 North Third Avenue Mlddleport, Obio 45760 'l'o the Edlwr, 'i, .· ln the presidential election, ~: both parties, through their plat- &_torma and their candldatea, \~r pledged to seek the lowering ~:C::~ or the voting age ta 18. This is. ~: not the first time such a thing haa been su~sted. The move- ,.'J ment is apparently atron.ger this ' ' time because we have lost so " many of our finest young men .· on the battlefields of Vletnt.m. . ·. But the plain fact is that talk · Is ebeap. You get things done \1.~- by dOing. ~ di We cannot let this issue e even one more time. We have re-elected Mr. Collins and our own Mr. Welker to the Gener- al Assembly. Neither is a freshman legislator; neither need fear apeaking out before their c o 1leagues. 1 place before them a challenge, then: qualifications for holding p.~bltc olnt::e are the same aa thoae Cor voting. Might we then not han 18-year~Id mayors and count;y commissioners and state legislators? This, of cwrse, il not likely as few adults would consider voting for a candidate who was stUl attending h i g h school. But this brings out an Important point. We would be giving 18-year-olds a voice In government and then immediately muffling that voiee by excluding them {rom service in it. This ls a serious contradiction. But perhaps it Is unavoidable. It is true, after all, that few 18-year-olds own property, that few have children. And r o r thoae 18 years they have largely been "the son or• or ~'the "When the legislature convenes ln January , be the ones to take the initiative. Be among those willing to fight for something that ia Important. Do not turn your back on the young people who must build in this county, this state and this nation. Do not turn your back on those who fight under our nag." As it happens, 1 do not, my- self, feel the voting age needs to be lowered to 18. Accord Ing to the Ohio Constitution, the Guests of Lions The Rev. Glen tUies, pastor ot United Methodist Church, Pomeroy and the Rev. Calvin Rodeheff~r, Portsmouth District superintendent, were guests Tuesday night at a meeting of t h e Pomeroy Lloos Club held at the Pomeroy church. Mrs. JUles, Mrs. Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Dick Karr, and Mrs. Dill se"ed the dlnner. tide song, of oourse, eelebrates long-ago cu&toma - 1d1en t h e great midwinter festival reall1 did last !or 1.2 cia¥•· The 110118 honors the days from Cbrtatmas to ~pharu' - January 6 - the~theThreeWiae Kings, ladtm with precious gilts, came from the East to vlsit the Child. Partridges and pear trees are not very comnKI'tCbristmasgltts these days - H indeed they wer were. But giving and gifts are still cherished holiday customs. And the design of this year's Christmas Seal Is a _plUJ111l par. tridge ln a tree of golden pears, the gilt - In the folksong - lor the first. day of Christmas. dent citizen. I propose, then, that Mr. Welker and Mr. Collins lake active roles In seeking the followina: I.) Lower the voting age to 20. 2.) Permit all members ~ the Armed Forces of the Untt .. ed States, normall,y residing In the state of Ohio, to vote In all electioos, regardien of age. 3.) Allow a citizen to vote If he comes of age at any time within the same calendar year as the election. I hope and believe there ia support for this in the coun1;J and in the state. But we ea not sit back JJK1 expect tt tD simply hawen. We have to make it abundantly clear that &omething like this muat be done. For this reason, I challenge OlD' representatives to take the lead in this flght. We can not let them off the hook unt1i some clear response is made to this challenge - a response or action, oot m or e words. We can not change yesterday. There is not a lot we can do a .. i.>morrino lu·dll!erenl-otor)' aTtogether, and the young haq 1, 000 tomorrows. The annual ChristJ:nas pro- . gram will be held at the church • here on Sunday evening, Dec. 22. Tlte regular meetlrc ·of the Women's Societ,y of Christian Sefvice was· ttdd 011; Tuesday evening, Nov.. 19 at the home of relentleaa ,...........,.. siru&Bie to combat emphysema, tubercu· loslo, and air polllllloo. Theyearroond program ol )-our local TB- RD association helps make llte livable for a great many people with reaplratory problems. !!!i!!!!!l!~~~!!!!!!~~!!!!l!!!!!!:i!!!!!!!:i!!~~~!)'!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!l!~~~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!)!!!!!!!il!!i!!:!!!!!l ; 1 d ance of 13 members and one visitor. The meeting, in charge or Nel· lie Parker, president, qJened with prayer by Nellie. The grt:qJ aymbol ~ generosity' good will, and joy, That Is why they • are this year'& Christmas Seal. Use Chrtatmaa Seals. It's a matter or IUe and breath, says and Respiratory Disease · Assn. the Cullinan diamond, found In the Transvaal. which weighed 3.106 carats when found . .\ . Five Christmas cards were signed to send with the boxes to ·the bays in service. C(IIUilUilications were read frcm the --Higher Education Program.'" aOO from The Concern magazine, Largest known diamond is . Shop·Both Friday and ·Satu:~d:ay Nights Until 9, O~Ciock ·. sarc, "Count Your Blessings." A total ot 27 calls were -report.. ed made on the sick and shut.-tns. the Meigs COimll' Tuberculosis • Make Ell••rf_l_s In Po~eroy ,. Your Christmas· Shopping Center Grace SWartz, with an atterd- Partrldps and pear trees are . . '!. i . JUST A WAREHOUSE CLEAN-UP-F'lRST COME FmST SERVED. THERE IS A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THIS MDSE.-NO GUARANTEE HOW LOMe; IT WILL LAST!! CHASE AND SANBORN SWIFTS SHORTENING LB. ' .•· FRISIIES DOG '· ••• FOOD••••••••••. :~:!•••• BUY TODAY···LAYAWAYI $1.00-HOLDS YOUR CHOICE 'TIL-THE 20th LUDENS CHOCOLAtE COVERED GENUINE AMITY CHERRIES ZIPPO LIGHTERS D-51%1 :;o, 2. 99 =;"~· ~-~ 3.19 •. 1Sc ,.,.,. HOW 3.89 4.59 ""n & l.adiu 5.00 Value GIFT BOXED Gl" IOXED 0NLY 3 97 BGHery e Gin Pllrtl .5 lbs.3.5.6' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE s MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 6 Roll A M E ... tk Aeg . 1.91 ""·" Rq . 2..98 2• 29 l Ra\1 491-\' R., . 98< .New Hai Karate· MEN'S 3-HEAD 1.16 ' 68 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan· • • • • • • • • • • • $4200 Gift 67 Mustang GT 2 Door. , ... . . . .. ........ $2195 390 VB eng., 4 on-the-noor, radio, tinted glass, Mag wheels, dark blue with blue vinyl i11t., one owner. Real sharp!" After Sha,. • Coloana NORELCO SAVE REG. $14.95 $8.00 VALUE .... 4-5LICI POP-UP bl Dominlot1 352 V8 motor. auto. trana., P.S., white over blue, with blue Interior. · 65 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door ..•.. •........ $1295 Re1. 24.95 19.96 Fr.. Delimy- 65 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. • • • • • • • • • • • • $1495 W·&-W SUCI$ • ";':"' $1.00 Holds it. . . tires, bur· V8 motor, 4 speed traDL, radio, like new gundy with black vinyl bucket seats. TOASTS 1-Z-l ., 4 · 516.9 HAIR DRYER 65 Pontiac GTO H.T. Coupe ..... .. .. . . . •$1595 :Blue with matchirw interior, power windows, power seat, radio, tinted glass. REG. 2,95 . REG. 3.96 REG: 5.95 PINS .,. 1.97 2.63 3.97 BALLARD OR PILLSBURY ua. 1.oo BISCUITS SUNNY BROOK CAMERA -=L$'39'5 PORTABLE Re1. 17.95 .... 49.95 10.88 . OLEOMARGARINE IRON OPEN EVENINGS Rea. 4.95 KAIR & VAN ZANDT TlnlliUt lp.auarantet POMEROY •' c ,' I LB. SANDWICH'ES PKG. of ONLY 8 1J'2LB. llOLL TATERLAN INSTANT POTATOES ', GMAC FINANCING OFF HAIR SPRAY Polar~l· V8 motor. auto. trans •• power steeriJIIZ. brown with matching interior, radio, W·s-w tires. 61 Cadillac Coupe DeVille .... ........... $895 ROAST PORK lOc and up JUST IONOERFUL . 66 Olds Cutlass Supreme HoL Sed ........ $1895 V!l motor, auto. trans. , P.B., P.S., radio, tinted glass, like new w-s-w ti res , white over turquoise with turquoise cloth inL , one owner. New Olds trade. 2.40 PKG A NEW ITE'M FOR OUR MEAT DEPT. .Soled HA.LLMA.RK 2.89 REG . ).75 My GRAPEFRUIT•••••••••••••••••••!!!!.1 CHRISTMAS CARDS ONE 121-" WHITE OR PINK ,.... •Her Deals....... Year End Spedalsl SWIFTS MIXES•••••••~. • SOFT LEo••••••••• DOZEN OR NGES •••••••••••••••••• PARTY-PAK SWEET QT. PICKLES SHAVE aotd LOTION Ladles UUI PLEASE! IN DECOR BOWL UNBELIYABLE BIG SELECTION-HURRY NORELCO- Ml~~ NO MERCHANTS c\J~ DAISY wtAPPIO CHOCOLATES OL LUNCHEON EAT .......~~~..... 1 SPfA y·STARCH'.:;~~: · .·' 17~~5 98C Ear Phone~o Cc:orrrint Strap WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ,, LIMIT THE SALES! ~ 12 .~'l··~..t£ ALADDIN VAHGUARO Reg. 2.00 v..... G Just like new. ~ . 39~,.......- OUTFIT MAY WE SUGGEST White over turquoise metallic OOish with turquoise Interior, fuU power equip., tilt and telescope steering wheel, radio, tinted glass, w-~ tires, Comfortron air-conditioning, anti-spin axle, 1s;ooo miles. One ownernewOlds trade. 10 ~ FLAVORING~~·~ ••. TTED MEAT 3 oz. . • POLAROID SlO.OO hW~E CAN VANILLA STRAWBERRY PRESERVES t!i 4~ NIGHT! LB. SWIFT'NING •••• D DRESSIIIG;~•• Paul Gerard Club recently toured KlUwood Sweater Company, at Spencer, w. va. They were Llnda Brown. Kathy and Teresa Chichester, Sandra Newlun, Teresa Smith, Patricia Bosttlll, Tammy Ruth and Barbara Andrews, P a u I a Hauber, Jean, Jane and J u I i Whitehead, accompanied by Mrs. Dale Smilh, Mark Smith and Da. vld Brown and leaders, Mr.s. Walter Brown, and Mrs. Emest Whitehead. They also visited the outlet store at Spencer. at 7:45 with the Rev, casto. ; the daughter or• someone. Jt takes a while to begin 1<1 think ~ your. self as a full equal and indepen· bout ~ -,~ ID~f-::'"" Members of the Riverview 4-H l!ld D. Woode lea41lw- WonMP services were 1\eld Sunday eveni!W Ienathen• the llolld!\)' aplrll ~ not - •• the !olkiiOIIS - · · gl•lng - far bO)'OIIII ~elve dll's. - lqtbeo the aeaiiOil ~ giving It lengthen& thooe cia¥• Into a and joy'/ The Incredibly popular Yule- .,.., Ill '~liME )I.. were held at 10:45 with Cllarlea So a 1a The Dally sentinel, Pc:meroy-Middlepor~ 0., Friday, November 29, 1968 the SiiJtiW' So;...,). _attenoiarleo.. .;., Nov, 24 was 56, the ~ri!W .was $~5.91. WorshiP · s~cea Suggested by Seals ·.· Chrlotmao ·for 12 ~a? 7 _ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �. .' l j ' '; i : .,'-' . ~'rli!OY• .~OIIlbor 290,1968 , '· Alfred "'--ial Notes · ~ . Lengthen Giving Time uolfts WilY Chrlotmao '<>" ~ 329 North Third Avenue Mlddleport, Obio 45760 'l'o the Edlwr, 'i, .· ln the presidential election, ~: both parties, through their plat- &_torma and their candldatea, \~r pledged to seek the lowering ~:C::~ or the voting age ta 18. This is. ~: not the first time such a thing haa been su~sted. The move- ,.'J ment is apparently atron.ger this ' ' time because we have lost so " many of our finest young men .· on the battlefields of Vletnt.m. . ·. But the plain fact is that talk · Is ebeap. You get things done \1.~- by dOing. ~ di We cannot let this issue e even one more time. We have re-elected Mr. Collins and our own Mr. Welker to the Gener- al Assembly. Neither is a freshman legislator; neither need fear apeaking out before their c o 1leagues. 1 place before them a challenge, then: qualifications for holding p.~bltc olnt::e are the same aa thoae Cor voting. Might we then not han 18-year~Id mayors and count;y commissioners and state legislators? This, of cwrse, il not likely as few adults would consider voting for a candidate who was stUl attending h i g h school. But this brings out an Important point. We would be giving 18-year-olds a voice In government and then immediately muffling that voiee by excluding them {rom service in it. This ls a serious contradiction. But perhaps it Is unavoidable. It is true, after all, that few 18-year-olds own property, that few have children. And r o r thoae 18 years they have largely been "the son or• or ~'the "When the legislature convenes ln January , be the ones to take the initiative. Be among those willing to fight for something that ia Important. Do not turn your back on the young people who must build in this county, this state and this nation. Do not turn your back on those who fight under our nag." As it happens, 1 do not, my- self, feel the voting age needs to be lowered to 18. Accord Ing to the Ohio Constitution, the Guests of Lions The Rev. Glen tUies, pastor ot United Methodist Church, Pomeroy and the Rev. Calvin Rodeheff~r, Portsmouth District superintendent, were guests Tuesday night at a meeting of t h e Pomeroy Lloos Club held at the Pomeroy church. Mrs. JUles, Mrs. Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Dick Karr, and Mrs. Dill se"ed the dlnner. tide song, of oourse, eelebrates long-ago cu&toma - 1d1en t h e great midwinter festival reall1 did last !or 1.2 cia¥•· The 110118 honors the days from Cbrtatmas to ~pharu' - January 6 - the~theThreeWiae Kings, ladtm with precious gilts, came from the East to vlsit the Child. Partridges and pear trees are not very comnKI'tCbristmasgltts these days - H indeed they wer were. But giving and gifts are still cherished holiday customs. And the design of this year's Christmas Seal Is a _plUJ111l par. tridge ln a tree of golden pears, the gilt - In the folksong - lor the first. day of Christmas. dent citizen. I propose, then, that Mr. Welker and Mr. Collins lake active roles In seeking the followina: I.) Lower the voting age to 20. 2.) Permit all members ~ the Armed Forces of the Untt .. ed States, normall,y residing In the state of Ohio, to vote In all electioos, regardien of age. 3.) Allow a citizen to vote If he comes of age at any time within the same calendar year as the election. I hope and believe there ia support for this in the coun1;J and in the state. But we ea not sit back JJK1 expect tt tD simply hawen. We have to make it abundantly clear that &omething like this muat be done. For this reason, I challenge OlD' representatives to take the lead in this flght. We can not let them off the hook unt1i some clear response is made to this challenge - a response or action, oot m or e words. We can not change yesterday. There is not a lot we can do a .. i.>morrino lu·dll!erenl-otor)' aTtogether, and the young haq 1, 000 tomorrows. The annual ChristJ:nas pro- . gram will be held at the church • here on Sunday evening, Dec. 22. Tlte regular meetlrc ·of the Women's Societ,y of Christian Sefvice was· ttdd 011; Tuesday evening, Nov.. 19 at the home of relentleaa ,...........,.. siru&Bie to combat emphysema, tubercu· loslo, and air polllllloo. Theyearroond program ol )-our local TB- RD association helps make llte livable for a great many people with reaplratory problems. !!!i!!!!!l!~~~!!!!!!~~!!!!l!!!!!!:i!!!!!!!:i!!~~~!)'!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!l!~~~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!)!!!!!!!il!!i!!:!!!!!l ; 1 d ance of 13 members and one visitor. The meeting, in charge or Nel· lie Parker, president, qJened with prayer by Nellie. The grt:qJ aymbol ~ generosity' good will, and joy, That Is why they • are this year'& Christmas Seal. Use Chrtatmaa Seals. It's a matter or IUe and breath, says and Respiratory Disease · Assn. the Cullinan diamond, found In the Transvaal. which weighed 3.106 carats when found . .\ . Five Christmas cards were signed to send with the boxes to ·the bays in service. C(IIUilUilications were read frcm the --Higher Education Program.'" aOO from The Concern magazine, Largest known diamond is . Shop·Both Friday and ·Satu:~d:ay Nights Until 9, O~Ciock ·. sarc, "Count Your Blessings." A total ot 27 calls were -report.. ed made on the sick and shut.-tns. the Meigs COimll' Tuberculosis • Make Ell••rf_l_s In Po~eroy ,. Your Christmas· Shopping Center Grace SWartz, with an atterd- Partrldps and pear trees are . . '!. i . JUST A WAREHOUSE CLEAN-UP-F'lRST COME FmST SERVED. THERE IS A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THIS MDSE.-NO GUARANTEE HOW LOMe; IT WILL LAST!! CHASE AND SANBORN SWIFTS SHORTENING LB. ' .•· FRISIIES DOG '· ••• FOOD••••••••••. :~:!•••• BUY TODAY···LAYAWAYI $1.00-HOLDS YOUR CHOICE 'TIL-THE 20th LUDENS CHOCOLAtE COVERED GENUINE AMITY CHERRIES ZIPPO LIGHTERS D-51%1 :;o, 2. 99 =;"~· ~-~ 3.19 •. 1Sc ,.,.,. HOW 3.89 4.59 ""n & l.adiu 5.00 Value GIFT BOXED Gl" IOXED 0NLY 3 97 BGHery e Gin Pllrtl .5 lbs.3.5.6' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE s MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 6 Roll A M E ... tk Aeg . 1.91 ""·" Rq . 2..98 2• 29 l Ra\1 491-\' R., . 98< .New Hai Karate· MEN'S 3-HEAD 1.16 ' 68 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan· • • • • • • • • • • • $4200 Gift 67 Mustang GT 2 Door. , ... . . . .. ........ $2195 390 VB eng., 4 on-the-noor, radio, tinted glass, Mag wheels, dark blue with blue vinyl i11t., one owner. Real sharp!" After Sha,. • Coloana NORELCO SAVE REG. $14.95 $8.00 VALUE .... 4-5LICI POP-UP bl Dominlot1 352 V8 motor. auto. trana., P.S., white over blue, with blue Interior. · 65 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door ..•.. •........ $1295 Re1. 24.95 19.96 Fr.. Delimy- 65 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. • • • • • • • • • • • • $1495 W·&-W SUCI$ • ";':"' $1.00 Holds it. . . tires, bur· V8 motor, 4 speed traDL, radio, like new gundy with black vinyl bucket seats. TOASTS 1-Z-l ., 4 · 516.9 HAIR DRYER 65 Pontiac GTO H.T. Coupe ..... .. .. . . . •$1595 :Blue with matchirw interior, power windows, power seat, radio, tinted glass. REG. 2,95 . REG. 3.96 REG: 5.95 PINS .,. 1.97 2.63 3.97 BALLARD OR PILLSBURY ua. 1.oo BISCUITS SUNNY BROOK CAMERA -=L$'39'5 PORTABLE Re1. 17.95 .... 49.95 10.88 . OLEOMARGARINE IRON OPEN EVENINGS Rea. 4.95 KAIR & VAN ZANDT TlnlliUt lp.auarantet POMEROY •' c ,' I LB. SANDWICH'ES PKG. of ONLY 8 1J'2LB. llOLL TATERLAN INSTANT POTATOES ', GMAC FINANCING OFF HAIR SPRAY Polar~l· V8 motor. auto. trans •• power steeriJIIZ. brown with matching interior, radio, W·s-w tires. 61 Cadillac Coupe DeVille .... ........... $895 ROAST PORK lOc and up JUST IONOERFUL . 66 Olds Cutlass Supreme HoL Sed ........ $1895 V!l motor, auto. trans. , P.B., P.S., radio, tinted glass, like new w-s-w ti res , white over turquoise with turquoise cloth inL , one owner. New Olds trade. 2.40 PKG A NEW ITE'M FOR OUR MEAT DEPT. .Soled HA.LLMA.RK 2.89 REG . ).75 My GRAPEFRUIT•••••••••••••••••••!!!!.1 CHRISTMAS CARDS ONE 121-" WHITE OR PINK ,.... •Her Deals....... Year End Spedalsl SWIFTS MIXES•••••••~. • SOFT LEo••••••••• DOZEN OR NGES •••••••••••••••••• PARTY-PAK SWEET QT. PICKLES SHAVE aotd LOTION Ladles UUI PLEASE! IN DECOR BOWL UNBELIYABLE BIG SELECTION-HURRY NORELCO- Ml~~ NO MERCHANTS c\J~ DAISY wtAPPIO CHOCOLATES OL LUNCHEON EAT .......~~~..... 1 SPfA y·STARCH'.:;~~: · .·' 17~~5 98C Ear Phone~o Cc:orrrint Strap WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ,, LIMIT THE SALES! ~ 12 .~'l··~..t£ ALADDIN VAHGUARO Reg. 2.00 v..... G Just like new. ~ . 39~,.......- OUTFIT MAY WE SUGGEST White over turquoise metallic OOish with turquoise Interior, fuU power equip., tilt and telescope steering wheel, radio, tinted glass, w-~ tires, Comfortron air-conditioning, anti-spin axle, 1s;ooo miles. One ownernewOlds trade. 10 ~ FLAVORING~~·~ ••. TTED MEAT 3 oz. . • POLAROID SlO.OO hW~E CAN VANILLA STRAWBERRY PRESERVES t!i 4~ NIGHT! LB. SWIFT'NING •••• D DRESSIIIG;~•• Paul Gerard Club recently toured KlUwood Sweater Company, at Spencer, w. va. They were Llnda Brown. Kathy and Teresa Chichester, Sandra Newlun, Teresa Smith, Patricia Bosttlll, Tammy Ruth and Barbara Andrews, P a u I a Hauber, Jean, Jane and J u I i Whitehead, accompanied by Mrs. Dale Smilh, Mark Smith and Da. vld Brown and leaders, Mr.s. Walter Brown, and Mrs. Emest Whitehead. They also visited the outlet store at Spencer. at 7:45 with the Rev, casto. ; the daughter or• someone. Jt takes a while to begin 1<1 think ~ your. self as a full equal and indepen· bout ~ -,~ ID~f-::'"" Members of the Riverview 4-H l!ld D. Woode lea41lw- WonMP services were 1\eld Sunday eveni!W Ienathen• the llolld!\)' aplrll ~ not - •• the !olkiiOIIS - · · gl•lng - far bO)'OIIII ~elve dll's. - lqtbeo the aeaiiOil ~ giving It lengthen& thooe cia¥• Into a and joy'/ The Incredibly popular Yule- .,.., Ill '~liME )I.. were held at 10:45 with Cllarlea So a 1a The Dally sentinel, Pc:meroy-Middlepor~ 0., Friday, November 29, 1968 the SiiJtiW' So;...,). _attenoiarleo.. .;., Nov, 24 was 56, the ~ri!W .was $~5.91. WorshiP · s~cea Suggested by Seals ·.· Chrlotmao ·for 12 ~a? 7 _ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �•, 8 - The Dolly Senllnol, Pm~eroy-Mlddlepor~ 0., l'r'lda1, November 29, 1968 Assassination Hope for &location time. Consolidation is trying to ftnd jobs ror those among the No. 9's 361 miners Is Threatened LONDON (IJPl) Seotlml Yard today hunted a man said to have threatened to auassh,.. ate Prince Charles, alrei.Q meJP aced by a reported dynamite plot. The hunt centered in the Yard's check of Welsh nationalist fan. atics. The extremists have vowed to strike during the 20 ~ year • old heir to the throne' s July 1 formal Investiture as prince of Wales. A spokesman for the Welsh Office, which Prime Minister Harold Wilson set up to appease nationalist feeling in Wales, saJd: "We have been told a certain group or 'freedom fighters' are planning to use eX~~losives during Prince Charles' lnvesti· ture at caernarvon castle" ln Wales. A Yard spokesman said, " We are investigating a report that a man has said he wtll kill Prince Olarles. " Mrs. Halliday IMs Wednftlday Mro . Martha M, (Mattie) Halllda,y, 95, a former Dexter resident, died Wednesday at wu. mington . ~e was the daughter of the late Newton and Emily Chase Bowles and was also preceded in death by her husband, W, Ross Halliday; two daughters, a sm, and five brothers . :Jie was a member of the Old Dexter Christian Church and of Star Grange. &lrviving are three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Eroch, Wilmington; Mrs. Dwight (Marvel) Mutchler, Athens, and Mrs. Myrtle s 1 ncJair, Miami, Fla.; a son, Carroll Halliday, Washington C.H.; a brother, Waid Bowles, Phoenlx, Ariz.; 12 grandchildren, 17 great - grandchildren and two great.great;..grandchlldren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Rawllngs.coats Funeral Horne wtth tl1e Rev. Raullln Moyer officiatIng. Burial will be In the Salem Center cemetery. Frlends may call at the funeral home anytime untO time of services. Meiss councy Commiaaioners Rober! Clark and Ralph W. Ours will attend the 88th annual joint Wl.nter Convention r1 the County conunlssioners Assn. and County Engineers Assn. ol arlo In Colwnbus Dec. 2 -5. The <:OOVenUon has been planned as a working session to acquaint commissioners with the problems of govenunent in a modern industrial state and to gjve a look at state legislation that may effect county government In the year ahead. 45 to 60 and Iowa SO to 35. Near ........W te111110ralureo Saturday warming first ot next -~ thenoolderabou!Wemos- <101'. A few aaow flurries north· east portlmSaturdayandaperlod of rain about Tue&da¥ and Wedlle&da¥ wtll glve about two tentho to foor tedho Inch liquid. Oark Thompson Die~ WOOn.e!day By Unlted Preaa IDt8maiiOilal If moral Yletorleo In tho statlotlca the Bullalo BWa l'ould be Ieiding the F - ' 1 Loque todQ, The BUlo, ImO only 1-11-1, In the otandlnga In the Eaatem · Dlvlalm of the AFL, came within a atop 1buradll,ll ~ upaettlng the oakland Raidera now 10-2 In the Western Divtalon. And lt took rookie, George Alldnam pill,lllng the greatest game ~ his brief procareer, to keep the Raiders out ottrouble. Wlth llrst place In the Western Olvildon at ltake and the Qaklllld ollenoe sputtering because ~ Its own Ineptitude, Atklnom made the plll,lll that gave the Ratdero their 13-10 Amerl.,.. For Mary K. Bee! New Yori< ~ Bootoo Ia host to Clnclmatl. · meets ate Donver Broncos, who w!U be out to a v - an earlier 55.:4 humiliation at the banda ~ the Charaer• an4 to do their best to knock all aU the oontenders for the AFL's Western Divialon UtJe. The Broncos aeem well suited for tha role of "I.P)llerl" as lhOJI .... having the best season ln lheir nine year history. FOI' the Chargers t:Jds ls a must game. San Diego must wtn at! three of Ita remaining l!llll1es to <Pallfy lor a threeWII,ll plll,lloll wfth Oakland and trtun))lll, AtlflniiGII aet up Raider ocor•l•. ta!Ued a third hlmaelf and )ben aaved the pme twice In Qol" llnal three mlrartea-llrst wt1lt · a fumble-i>roduclng tackle just wflen It seemed the BWa had -cored the winning TD and then 1 with a tree-cllrri,lng deftr ictlu! of another pa... n;e Bills complete)Jr outplll,ll ed the Balders, galrtlng 17 llrP{ dcnma to oakland's 11, outr~shed them 199 to 75 and outg)llned thorn In pa~olng' yar<Jaae, 144 to Ill. The only thing lhOJI lost wao the l!llll1e. A.-t Kansas Clt;y, meanwhile, Kansas Clt,y. 1'\ other Qmclay games Miami the ' Kansas Clt,y Chiefa kept the1pselves at the top of the We,item Dlvlatoo a& co-Joadera wttl1 Oakland, by turning back lhe• llooaton Oilers 24-10. ''~!he Chief's victory ellmlnateo Hohlston as a contender in the E&~~tern Dlvlslon and automatiCL1lb' elevated 1be New York to the title. Houaton now Is s.:r and New York 8..3. Both the Clllefs and the Rutders have two more games in the crucla1 stretch nm. Kansas Cit,y Ia at San Diego Df.IC. 8 and at Denver Dec, 14 in u,l finale whlle Qakland entertains Denver Dec. 8 and invades Silo Diego Dec. 15. , On ~ the San Diego Clark Franklln Thompson, 46, Rl 1, BWweU, died unexpecte4ly at hla home Wednesday even~ lng, He was born Feb. 25, 1922, In Pomeroy, son ~ Ruth CIa r k Fl81eral services Cor M r 11. Thompson and Roy Thompson. He Mary K. ~ees, 51, Baltimore , was a coal miner. who died Wedneadi.Y momlng at Mr. Thompsm was twice mar. Jackson, were held today at 2 rl£(1, his f1rst wife was Lula p.m. at the Rawllngs~ts Fu. Mae Oldaker, Pomeroy. The fol~ neral Home with the Rev. Max lowing chUdren survive: R o y Dooahue otnclat:ing. Burial was Michael Thompsm, at homei in the Miles cemetery at RutMarilyn Hallhlll, Rt. I, BidWell; land. Ruth Am Mulford, Pomeroy;Jolm She was born January 22, L, Edwards, Pomeroy; Da'rid L. 191'1 at Middleport, and was a Thompson, COlumbus; Luther w, member of the Methodist Church Thompson, Addison. One son and and of the W.S.C.S. at Bremen. one daughter preceded him in She was preceded In death by death. two brothers. &lrvfvors include His aecood marriage was to her husband, David E. Rees; Julia Ann Boggs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. am Mrs. Thomas Dorst, One sister survives, UdiaGU- R, Harrison, RD, Middleport; a Amlin, Ohio, are announcing the key, Middleport. One brother pre~ sister, Mrs. Ralph (Sadie) Carl, birth of a daughter, Lisa Dar~ ceded him In death. Ten grand- RD, Pomeroy, and several nieces itene, on Nov. 17 at Mt. carmel children survJve. and nephews. f{ospltal, Columbus. Ht'!l was a member of the PopMaternal grarxlparents are Mr. lar Ridge Free Will Baptist lnd Mrs. James Gilmore, Pome· Church, and the Eno Grange. f'OY, and paternal grandpareirtli Services will be held 1 p.m., are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dorst MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Saturday at the church, with Rev. Admissions Wednesday of Pomeroy. Great • grandparJolvl Jeffers otriciatlng. None. .ents are Walter Gilmore, Colum· Burial will be In Hemlock Discharges Wodne&da¥- Nooe. bus, and Mr. and Mrs. P e a r 1 Grove Cemetery in Pomeroy. Admlsalmo Thursday- Vlrgll Jacobl!l, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs, The body will lie in state at the Atkins, Rutlandj George Nessel - Dorst also have a daughter, ~ church one hour prior to the road, Sr., Pomeroy. ~M& Robin, 15 months. services. Discharges Thursday - None. 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Mrs. RusseU D. Rmnley, Rt. l NoV. 29, 1968 Gallipolis; James Walters, Rt. 2 ADMII 1W: Mrs. Nestor Nar~ Bidwell; Chadwick H. Wooten, Rt. celles, pt, PleasaDti Mrt. George 2 Cheshire; Michael G. Eblin, Horak, -Pomeroy; Audrey Jeffers, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. James P. Pomeroy; Franklin J. &nJ1h, Gal~ Burleson, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Lisa llpolio; Beverly Uevlng, Pt. R, Ferrell, Hartford; Terry L. Pleasant; Allie Keefer, Pl PleasShade, Pt. Pleasatt; James T. ant. Lee, Sr., Henderson, W. VL; DISCHARGED: Charles WalkWalter S. Hyrc, PL Pleasant; er, Jr., PL Pleasant; Lyle McJosepl'l Lish, Mason; Mrs. AI· Cormick, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Al· bert G. Middleton, Pt. Plea ... bert ~ringston, Mason; M r s . ant; Claude H. Ashley. Middle- Charlo• Ebert and daughter, Henport; Mrs. Melvin B. Grimm, derson; Mrs. Marvin Oldaker Syracuse; Harold A. Teatord, and son, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Middleport; Mrs. Mildred M. Heber Riffle, Pt. Pleasan~ James Zeigler, Middleport;. Richard A. Love, New Haven; Crystal White, Hudson, Syracuse; William L Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Earl Legg, Cleland, Racine; Mrs. Paul K. Buffalo; DannY Roush, Letart; Russell, Middleport; Mrs. Mar- Charles Schultz, Pt. Pleasant. vln W. Spears, Rt. 3 Irorton; BffiTH: Dr . and Mrs. NesYour doctor llnows i1e Mrs. Earl A. Caldwell, Me Ar· tor Narcelles, f't. Pleli.sant, a thur; Jeffrey L. Spencer, Rt. 3 con rely on uJ lo fill 6(lfl. Jackson; John G. Goffee, IlL 1 your prescriptions just Waterloo; Mark A. Abert& , Well· Pastor, Oak Hill; ston; Joe as he ordered, Ocie L Roberts, Rt. 1 Ironton; Mrs. Bet;nice L Martindlll, Rt. usin9 only the finest of 2 McArthur; Mrs. S. Melvin ingredients. We ore Boggs, Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Tammy R. King, Jackson. dedicated lo serving! P'T. PLEASANT - The SherBirths Iff'& deportment Investigated a Mrs. Earl Caldwell, Me Artino·, minor two car accident wemesson, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday; Mrs. day 12:30 p.m. 9.1 miles north Robert H. lllckel, New Haven, of Pt. Pleasant reaultJJtg in apdaugllter, 12:54 p.m. Wednesday; proximately $600 property damMrs. RusseU D. Rumley, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, daughter, 10:35 p.m. age but no personal injury. The mishap occurred when Thur.sday; Mrs. Roger L Bush, Gary L. Thomas, 20, Gallipolis 628'h Third Ave., daughter, 9:Ferry, collided with atruckdriv26p.m. Thurodii,JI. en by Noah Chal!lns, 37, South OPEN DAILY Dismissed Point, 0 . ThOmas was travel· Mrs. lAither A. Settle and In8:00 AM to 10:00 PM ing behind the ChaUlns vehicle fant son. Mrs. Joseph J . Ashby, and was trying to pass as ChafSunday 10:30 AM Mra. Rosie Bolen, Connie K. fins made a left turn,. Clllplflllll, Mrs, Herbert D. Chilto 12:30 PM and The ~erUf's department statders, Miss Onelia Cousins, Mrs. 5:00 to 9 :00 PM George A. Davisson, Mrs. El· ed the parents of Ollver Jeffers, mer W. Eickelberg, William R. 8-years..old of Grlmms Landing, reported that y<iuftg Oliver was Enos, Mrs. lrvtn L. Fellure, Mrs. Marvin T. Griffin, Mrs. struck wbUe rldin& his bicycle Wayne Swisher, Harold Loh .. and Kenneth McCul· 1101 L. Hteroulrn•o, Mrl. WU- Wednesclay by a ctU' 1.drlven by Iouth "'" yoor frlOfldly at Swi•hor "R;"'t:; '1'erldftlt·~•· )Por·~allll'li>ltlih. U1ll Ll,_ klna awarenlly stQpped and the lllilf,:" dauer, Mrs. E!lUe K. Me Clln, Guenter F. Metzger, Betty J. boy didn't appear to be lnJW"· prices and prompt t.ervice and discount drug prices ed so drove away. Oliver's par ~ Perkins, John P. Porter, Mrs. ents brought the lad to Pleasant teven days a week . Let us sltfve you far all your Judy K. Rankin, Mrs. Keith F. Robie, Mrs. C. Dale Russell, Valley Hospital Thursday after prescription and drue needs . Mrs. Larue Shaffer, Mrs. Mar-- the chlld complained through the vin W. ~ears, Mrs. Eber M. niglot. The boy had an Injured Stowe, Edward J. Strauss, Mrs. ankle IUld brut~ on the face about the right eye. The matter C. Otner Thomas, Mrs. Maxwell L. Watkins, Rita Young, Gar· is under investigation. field Harper, George R. Stewart, Gary F. Hysell, Mrs. Clarence Crothers, Brian A. Dumas, Lisa H. Ferrell, Lowell F. Harrison, Joseph H. Hood, Ray E. - SANTA HAS SWITCHED TO ALLIS-CHALMERS ~ TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Gramide Rile! Graveside rites for Mrs. oma Hill Prentice, 68, or Louisville, Ky., were conducted at' 2 p.m. todll.Y at Bee~h Grove cemetery here. The Rev. Glen Hiles otfiw dated. Mrs. Prentice died unexpecf.. edly saturday at Sl Joseph lfog. pltal in Louisville. A former Pomeroy resident. Mrs. PreJP tice is survived by her husband, John; two sisters, Mrii. Mildred HUI Zahl of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Goldie Bigelow of Orange City, Fla., and two brothers , R&ymord V. HUI, Fort Myers, Fla. 1 and Allen C. Hill, Sr., of Pomeroy. t CHRISTMAS GlniNG J•'" IIJirth of Daughter !Being Announred Two Gus DunagOO genera~ tion'? Hardly an adult man or woman In this town doesn't have a father, brother, cousin or uncle killed or maimed In a mine. "Where the hell else can I make $31 a day," one miner aaked, probobly speaking tor the majority. To James Reger or Farmington, a miner for many years, ·• ~~ ~ ~ way of Ute! ' "[ uMtu ~r· work In construe- Sa t u r- Temperatures <101' thr<lu8h Wemollday..w ... erqo above normal wt1lt hflht the Jets In &ld in Plllllft"'}' not involved in the e"'!losion at its other mines Ln the northern West Virginia area. When Marulington No. 9 does reopen, most or its former employes will don their heavy coveralls, their lighted helmets and trudge l8 before into its Hm&-Whitewashed interior to orree again extract Its coal- it was cot:ni'lf out at the rate of 9,400 tons a day when the eJI)losion hil Everyone Touched Why do men court death or respiratory disability in the mines, generation after Raiders, Ollefs•!Post Triumphs I 1 was away from home a (Con~lnued from Poge 0 ot. Now I'm close tohome." IIKI other area clergymen. About the deadly accidents, Balow groulli, the Ores blazed er which the survivors go a · on. E'JIPloa~on after e,plosion back to work, Reger aald, "It's lent g~, acrid smoke purting like getting bucked orr a horse. out Of one or more of the five You get back on." mine portals. The fiery, gaseous Thursday was Thanksgiving In eordition in the mine and the Marmington. Disaster hung helw threat of more eJCPlosions prevented aasembled m t n e vy over the town. The Hev. Mr. llarnes s um~ rescue teams tr001 entering the mooed his parishioners to his mine. One team- entering a James Fork Cl'lurch, in the very portal literally miles from shadow Qf one of No. 9's where most of the trapped men portal s. were worki~- penetrated 4,500 feet irto No. 9 last Sunday . They found nothing to give cause Cor encouragement aOO were ordered to turn back. (Continued !rom page I) There was m hope of reaching at Cleveland State University the men through any of the with the state sharing the cost. mine' s existi~ openings. The governor said with t he Drillers Ready passage or the $759 million OOnd U 11'\Y of the test bores issue Ohio will be able lo mO\·e produced air samples indicating forward at a rapid pace elimthe tunnel below could sJ.C)port lratlng bottlenecks and accident life, driller s were ready with a prone locations after the Gen20-inch bit that would cut a hole eral Assembly and the state wide enough for a search party Hlghw~ Department work oot to descem into the pit. Failure a formula for di strlbuUon of to fi.-.:1 good air in any of the the fwlds. test hole s would be " conclusive Rhodes also reiterated that evidence," mine officials said, he wou1d recommeOO a $500 that no one could have survived million housi~ bill for low and in the areas where the 78 men middle inL-ome housing in the are belie\'ed to have been Buckeye State. trapped, "This housi~ program c an Then what? Seal the mine to help all metropol itan areas," put out the fire~? Rhodes said. Deeply tooched by the sight of He said the legislation would the boy staring down the hole be designed to: looking for a miracle and the - Finance the rehabilitation women and children who came or reconstruction of housing for to Lhe drilling s ite In tears, families with low or middle inCartin, who has an infant son, come. talked of volunteering to peneMake available housing al a trate the cavernous mine cost which low and middle inhimself if permission would be come families can afford. obtained. - Raise the money through a More ratiorally, he said: State Housing and F i n a n c e "fd hate to be the man who Agency which would have the had to make the decision to seal authority to sell revenue bondl!l up the mine. arxl notes. "The rest of my li(e I would - Develop a state program of warder if everyone in the mine low-Interest financing or housi~ r eally was dead when It was In redevelopment areas. sealed. " Rhodes said his programs Mine Ma.y He Sealed ~ere designed to make Ohio the Sealing a mine- cutting off No. 1 state in the n1tioo in all every bit Qf ox;ygen inskle- is fields. the only feasible way of putting "Our goal is to make sure out a major mine nre. lbat Ohio is the best place in Nonnall,y a sealed mine Is not the world to Live," said Rhodes. reopened for several months. The man to make the decision is John Corcoran, the slilht, One divorce has been asked gray.tla.ired, lmpeccably-dressed and another granted In Meigs president of Consolidation Coal County common pleas court acw Co., who has been here since ti vi(J'. · the mine e"'!loded. Decisions Orville Brooks, RD 1, Pome- . come easy to captains of roy, charges gross neglecl of hxlustry - decisions involving duty in a petition against Bevmillions o! dollars and hundreds e rlj- Brooks, Sylvania, Ohio. One of jobs. But not decislon l!l lil:e minor child Is involved. Evelyn this. He made It clear that heBauer has been granted a di· and he alone- will decide vorce from Robert James Bauer whether to blast shut portals of on grounds of gross neglect of No. 9 !or the second dme in 14 duty and extreme cruelty. Mrs. years with men still inside. Bauer was awarded c ustody of Perspiring and visibly nervous two ml nor children. In the glare of television Ughts, Corcoran told a news confer~ PLAN SPECIAL MUSIC ence: HARTFORD - Special music "No one but me has final for the Sunday services of the authority to decide whether tills Hartford U n i t e d Methodist mine will be sealed. Church will be provided by JeJP "1 tell you that as long as ifer, Jeanett am Johnetta Olda· there is 81\Y hope at all lor the ker. life of any man in tMt mine I will not give the authority." ' ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Such an order actually would The Pomeroy emergency squad be signed by an official or the answered a call at 4:50 p.m. West Virginia Department of Thursda,y to the home or George Mines. Nesselroad, Sr., on Laurel st. FamUies fled In Tears He was taken to Meigs General When the q.restlon of sealing hospital where he was admltted the mine was first raised at a for medical treatment. news conference in the cinder REMOVED TO HOSPITAL block company store, some Fred Moorntng of Middleport members Qf miners families fied the r o 0 m in tearruJ. was removed to Veterans Memanguish. ortal Hoapltal by the Middleport While the portals still were emergency squad at 7:06 p.m. open and driLling continued, Thur~ from the LaSalle Hotel hope- however faint- r emained where ~ makes hil!l home. He waa admitted as a medical paalive. Hope for 78 men. Uent. Sealed or not, Mamington No. 9 is destined to be closed for a long Fwe Day Foreaut meet Try ~sing bultermUl w reduce .l•rge pareo. I !a Ulrbl· geol · efl""t •• llle lldn · reduce ltlle pores erteednly. Simply! pat II OD yoor laee with")"~ur balldl or with ll>- ...beat tiolloa pad1. Let ltle butlenoUII< dry lor It mla· ulel or,.O aad !hell rlnoe oil wllh t<iol' water, Swiss Cheese Pumpkin Pie wm JANE ·PARKER each ·. 59~ 1.,. THE SHELl Save lOt RICH NUTTY FLAVOR lb. ··~ ' �•, 8 - The Dolly Senllnol, Pm~eroy-Mlddlepor~ 0., l'r'lda1, November 29, 1968 Assassination Hope for &location time. Consolidation is trying to ftnd jobs ror those among the No. 9's 361 miners Is Threatened LONDON (IJPl) Seotlml Yard today hunted a man said to have threatened to auassh,.. ate Prince Charles, alrei.Q meJP aced by a reported dynamite plot. The hunt centered in the Yard's check of Welsh nationalist fan. atics. The extremists have vowed to strike during the 20 ~ year • old heir to the throne' s July 1 formal Investiture as prince of Wales. A spokesman for the Welsh Office, which Prime Minister Harold Wilson set up to appease nationalist feeling in Wales, saJd: "We have been told a certain group or 'freedom fighters' are planning to use eX~~losives during Prince Charles' lnvesti· ture at caernarvon castle" ln Wales. A Yard spokesman said, " We are investigating a report that a man has said he wtll kill Prince Olarles. " Mrs. Halliday IMs Wednftlday Mro . Martha M, (Mattie) Halllda,y, 95, a former Dexter resident, died Wednesday at wu. mington . ~e was the daughter of the late Newton and Emily Chase Bowles and was also preceded in death by her husband, W, Ross Halliday; two daughters, a sm, and five brothers . :Jie was a member of the Old Dexter Christian Church and of Star Grange. &lrviving are three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Eroch, Wilmington; Mrs. Dwight (Marvel) Mutchler, Athens, and Mrs. Myrtle s 1 ncJair, Miami, Fla.; a son, Carroll Halliday, Washington C.H.; a brother, Waid Bowles, Phoenlx, Ariz.; 12 grandchildren, 17 great - grandchildren and two great.great;..grandchlldren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Rawllngs.coats Funeral Horne wtth tl1e Rev. Raullln Moyer officiatIng. Burial will be In the Salem Center cemetery. Frlends may call at the funeral home anytime untO time of services. Meiss councy Commiaaioners Rober! Clark and Ralph W. Ours will attend the 88th annual joint Wl.nter Convention r1 the County conunlssioners Assn. and County Engineers Assn. ol arlo In Colwnbus Dec. 2 -5. The <:OOVenUon has been planned as a working session to acquaint commissioners with the problems of govenunent in a modern industrial state and to gjve a look at state legislation that may effect county government In the year ahead. 45 to 60 and Iowa SO to 35. Near ........W te111110ralureo Saturday warming first ot next -~ thenoolderabou!Wemos- <101'. A few aaow flurries north· east portlmSaturdayandaperlod of rain about Tue&da¥ and Wedlle&da¥ wtll glve about two tentho to foor tedho Inch liquid. Oark Thompson Die~ WOOn.e!day By Unlted Preaa IDt8maiiOilal If moral Yletorleo In tho statlotlca the Bullalo BWa l'ould be Ieiding the F - ' 1 Loque todQ, The BUlo, ImO only 1-11-1, In the otandlnga In the Eaatem · Dlvlalm of the AFL, came within a atop 1buradll,ll ~ upaettlng the oakland Raidera now 10-2 In the Western Divtalon. And lt took rookie, George Alldnam pill,lllng the greatest game ~ his brief procareer, to keep the Raiders out ottrouble. Wlth llrst place In the Western Olvildon at ltake and the Qaklllld ollenoe sputtering because ~ Its own Ineptitude, Atklnom made the plll,lll that gave the Ratdero their 13-10 Amerl.,.. For Mary K. Bee! New Yori< ~ Bootoo Ia host to Clnclmatl. · meets ate Donver Broncos, who w!U be out to a v - an earlier 55.:4 humiliation at the banda ~ the Charaer• an4 to do their best to knock all aU the oontenders for the AFL's Western Divialon UtJe. The Broncos aeem well suited for tha role of "I.P)llerl" as lhOJI .... having the best season ln lheir nine year history. FOI' the Chargers t:Jds ls a must game. San Diego must wtn at! three of Ita remaining l!llll1es to <Pallfy lor a threeWII,ll plll,lloll wfth Oakland and trtun))lll, AtlflniiGII aet up Raider ocor•l•. ta!Ued a third hlmaelf and )ben aaved the pme twice In Qol" llnal three mlrartea-llrst wt1lt · a fumble-i>roduclng tackle just wflen It seemed the BWa had -cored the winning TD and then 1 with a tree-cllrri,lng deftr ictlu! of another pa... n;e Bills complete)Jr outplll,ll ed the Balders, galrtlng 17 llrP{ dcnma to oakland's 11, outr~shed them 199 to 75 and outg)llned thorn In pa~olng' yar<Jaae, 144 to Ill. The only thing lhOJI lost wao the l!llll1e. A.-t Kansas Clt;y, meanwhile, Kansas Clt,y. 1'\ other Qmclay games Miami the ' Kansas Clt,y Chiefa kept the1pselves at the top of the We,item Dlvlatoo a& co-Joadera wttl1 Oakland, by turning back lhe• llooaton Oilers 24-10. ''~!he Chief's victory ellmlnateo Hohlston as a contender in the E&~~tern Dlvlslon and automatiCL1lb' elevated 1be New York to the title. Houaton now Is s.:r and New York 8..3. Both the Clllefs and the Rutders have two more games in the crucla1 stretch nm. Kansas Cit,y Ia at San Diego Df.IC. 8 and at Denver Dec, 14 in u,l finale whlle Qakland entertains Denver Dec. 8 and invades Silo Diego Dec. 15. , On ~ the San Diego Clark Franklln Thompson, 46, Rl 1, BWweU, died unexpecte4ly at hla home Wednesday even~ lng, He was born Feb. 25, 1922, In Pomeroy, son ~ Ruth CIa r k Fl81eral services Cor M r 11. Thompson and Roy Thompson. He Mary K. ~ees, 51, Baltimore , was a coal miner. who died Wedneadi.Y momlng at Mr. Thompsm was twice mar. Jackson, were held today at 2 rl£(1, his f1rst wife was Lula p.m. at the Rawllngs~ts Fu. Mae Oldaker, Pomeroy. The fol~ neral Home with the Rev. Max lowing chUdren survive: R o y Dooahue otnclat:ing. Burial was Michael Thompsm, at homei in the Miles cemetery at RutMarilyn Hallhlll, Rt. I, BidWell; land. Ruth Am Mulford, Pomeroy;Jolm She was born January 22, L, Edwards, Pomeroy; Da'rid L. 191'1 at Middleport, and was a Thompson, COlumbus; Luther w, member of the Methodist Church Thompson, Addison. One son and and of the W.S.C.S. at Bremen. one daughter preceded him in She was preceded In death by death. two brothers. &lrvfvors include His aecood marriage was to her husband, David E. Rees; Julia Ann Boggs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. am Mrs. Thomas Dorst, One sister survives, UdiaGU- R, Harrison, RD, Middleport; a Amlin, Ohio, are announcing the key, Middleport. One brother pre~ sister, Mrs. Ralph (Sadie) Carl, birth of a daughter, Lisa Dar~ ceded him In death. Ten grand- RD, Pomeroy, and several nieces itene, on Nov. 17 at Mt. carmel children survJve. and nephews. f{ospltal, Columbus. Ht'!l was a member of the PopMaternal grarxlparents are Mr. lar Ridge Free Will Baptist lnd Mrs. James Gilmore, Pome· Church, and the Eno Grange. f'OY, and paternal grandpareirtli Services will be held 1 p.m., are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dorst MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Saturday at the church, with Rev. Admissions Wednesday of Pomeroy. Great • grandparJolvl Jeffers otriciatlng. None. .ents are Walter Gilmore, Colum· Burial will be In Hemlock Discharges Wodne&da¥- Nooe. bus, and Mr. and Mrs. P e a r 1 Grove Cemetery in Pomeroy. Admlsalmo Thursday- Vlrgll Jacobl!l, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs, The body will lie in state at the Atkins, Rutlandj George Nessel - Dorst also have a daughter, ~ church one hour prior to the road, Sr., Pomeroy. ~M& Robin, 15 months. services. Discharges Thursday - None. Friends ma,y call at the McCoy Funeral Home in Vinton rrom 2-4 and 7-9 p .m., today. 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D:12 -------------------1\EW HOLLAI\0 FARM ~h:'";!nf s fun w!!h N~w Holland toys. Built to toke ~ AND go. . , WAGONS-BALERS-SPREADERS ~ ... ·... D:15 f: INTEGRITY Alta and BLACK VECKER ~ Holzer Medical Center, First Masters, Mra. 'L Eugene McD&. ..;. Ave. Visitlrig hours 2.-4 am 7-8 lelll, Ellis R. MUler, Charles E. North, Ernest R. North, MI-a. :~ p.m. Parents only on Pediatric a Nay R. Pierce, Mn. Barbin E. Want. Taylor, Mrs. WWlam T. WinAdmissions Mrs. Roger L Bush, 62Sih ter, Mrs. James P. Burleson. ·x :-·· Thin! Ave.; John T. Bryant,2014 Everett c. sturglll, George H. Eastern Ave.; Mra. Clarinda Diddle, Mrs. Donald R. Van Bugg, 1302 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. ter and Infant son, MrL Abdon Rodiguez and infant son, Mn. Robert McCoy, Bidwell; Mrs. Grover Lee Mullins and Infant Luthor E. Hunt, Rt. I GaUlpolis; daughter, Mrs. Richard H. Meek Mrs. Grover C. Lambert, Rt. 1 Patriot; Alfred F. Dailey, Patri· and infant SOIL ot; Elmer Geer, Rt. i 1 Vinton; PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ... Mrs. RusseU D. Rmnley, Rt. l NoV. 29, 1968 Gallipolis; James Walters, Rt. 2 ADMII 1W: Mrs. Nestor Nar~ Bidwell; Chadwick H. Wooten, Rt. celles, pt, PleasaDti Mrt. George 2 Cheshire; Michael G. Eblin, Horak, -Pomeroy; Audrey Jeffers, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. James P. Pomeroy; Franklin J. &nJ1h, Gal~ Burleson, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Lisa llpolio; Beverly Uevlng, Pt. R, Ferrell, Hartford; Terry L. Pleasant; Allie Keefer, Pl PleasShade, Pt. Pleasatt; James T. ant. Lee, Sr., Henderson, W. VL; DISCHARGED: Charles WalkWalter S. Hyrc, PL Pleasant; er, Jr., PL Pleasant; Lyle McJosepl'l Lish, Mason; Mrs. AI· Cormick, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Al· bert G. Middleton, Pt. Plea ... bert ~ringston, Mason; M r s . ant; Claude H. Ashley. Middle- Charlo• Ebert and daughter, Henport; Mrs. Melvin B. Grimm, derson; Mrs. Marvin Oldaker Syracuse; Harold A. Teatord, and son, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Middleport; Mrs. Mildred M. Heber Riffle, Pt. Pleasan~ James Zeigler, Middleport;. Richard A. Love, New Haven; Crystal White, Hudson, Syracuse; William L Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Earl Legg, Cleland, Racine; Mrs. Paul K. Buffalo; DannY Roush, Letart; Russell, Middleport; Mrs. Mar- Charles Schultz, Pt. Pleasant. vln W. Spears, Rt. 3 Irorton; BffiTH: Dr . and Mrs. NesYour doctor llnows i1e Mrs. Earl A. Caldwell, Me Ar· tor Narcelles, f't. Pleli.sant, a thur; Jeffrey L. Spencer, Rt. 3 con rely on uJ lo fill 6(lfl. Jackson; John G. Goffee, IlL 1 your prescriptions just Waterloo; Mark A. Abert& , Well· Pastor, Oak Hill; ston; Joe as he ordered, Ocie L Roberts, Rt. 1 Ironton; Mrs. Bet;nice L Martindlll, Rt. usin9 only the finest of 2 McArthur; Mrs. S. Melvin ingredients. We ore Boggs, Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Tammy R. King, Jackson. dedicated lo serving! P'T. PLEASANT - The SherBirths Iff'& deportment Investigated a Mrs. Earl Caldwell, Me Artino·, minor two car accident wemesson, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday; Mrs. day 12:30 p.m. 9.1 miles north Robert H. lllckel, New Haven, of Pt. Pleasant reaultJJtg in apdaugllter, 12:54 p.m. Wednesday; proximately $600 property damMrs. RusseU D. Rumley, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, daughter, 10:35 p.m. age but no personal injury. The mishap occurred when Thur.sday; Mrs. Roger L Bush, Gary L. Thomas, 20, Gallipolis 628'h Third Ave., daughter, 9:Ferry, collided with atruckdriv26p.m. Thurodii,JI. en by Noah Chal!lns, 37, South OPEN DAILY Dismissed Point, 0 . ThOmas was travel· Mrs. lAither A. Settle and In8:00 AM to 10:00 PM ing behind the ChaUlns vehicle fant son. Mrs. Joseph J . Ashby, and was trying to pass as ChafSunday 10:30 AM Mra. Rosie Bolen, Connie K. fins made a left turn,. Clllplflllll, Mrs, Herbert D. Chilto 12:30 PM and The ~erUf's department statders, Miss Onelia Cousins, Mrs. 5:00 to 9 :00 PM George A. Davisson, Mrs. El· ed the parents of Ollver Jeffers, mer W. Eickelberg, William R. 8-years..old of Grlmms Landing, reported that y<iuftg Oliver was Enos, Mrs. lrvtn L. Fellure, Mrs. Marvin T. Griffin, Mrs. struck wbUe rldin& his bicycle Wayne Swisher, Harold Loh .. and Kenneth McCul· 1101 L. Hteroulrn•o, Mrl. WU- Wednesclay by a ctU' 1.drlven by Iouth "'" yoor frlOfldly at Swi•hor "R;"'t:; '1'erldftlt·~•· )Por·~allll'li>ltlih. U1ll Ll,_ klna awarenlly stQpped and the lllilf,:" dauer, Mrs. E!lUe K. Me Clln, Guenter F. Metzger, Betty J. boy didn't appear to be lnJW"· prices and prompt t.ervice and discount drug prices ed so drove away. Oliver's par ~ Perkins, John P. Porter, Mrs. ents brought the lad to Pleasant teven days a week . Let us sltfve you far all your Judy K. Rankin, Mrs. Keith F. Robie, Mrs. C. Dale Russell, Valley Hospital Thursday after prescription and drue needs . Mrs. Larue Shaffer, Mrs. Mar-- the chlld complained through the vin W. ~ears, Mrs. Eber M. niglot. The boy had an Injured Stowe, Edward J. Strauss, Mrs. ankle IUld brut~ on the face about the right eye. The matter C. Otner Thomas, Mrs. Maxwell L. Watkins, Rita Young, Gar· is under investigation. field Harper, George R. Stewart, Gary F. Hysell, Mrs. Clarence Crothers, Brian A. Dumas, Lisa H. Ferrell, Lowell F. Harrison, Joseph H. Hood, Ray E. - SANTA HAS SWITCHED TO ALLIS-CHALMERS ~ TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Gramide Rile! Graveside rites for Mrs. oma Hill Prentice, 68, or Louisville, Ky., were conducted at' 2 p.m. todll.Y at Bee~h Grove cemetery here. The Rev. Glen Hiles otfiw dated. Mrs. Prentice died unexpecf.. edly saturday at Sl Joseph lfog. pltal in Louisville. A former Pomeroy resident. Mrs. PreJP tice is survived by her husband, John; two sisters, Mrii. Mildred HUI Zahl of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Goldie Bigelow of Orange City, Fla., and two brothers , R&ymord V. HUI, Fort Myers, Fla. 1 and Allen C. Hill, Sr., of Pomeroy. t CHRISTMAS GlniNG J•'" IIJirth of Daughter !Being Announred Two Gus DunagOO genera~ tion'? Hardly an adult man or woman In this town doesn't have a father, brother, cousin or uncle killed or maimed In a mine. "Where the hell else can I make $31 a day," one miner aaked, probobly speaking tor the majority. To James Reger or Farmington, a miner for many years, ·• ~~ ~ ~ way of Ute! ' "[ uMtu ~r· work In construe- Sa t u r- Temperatures <101' thr<lu8h Wemollday..w ... erqo above normal wt1lt hflht the Jets In &ld in Plllllft"'}' not involved in the e"'!losion at its other mines Ln the northern West Virginia area. When Marulington No. 9 does reopen, most or its former employes will don their heavy coveralls, their lighted helmets and trudge l8 before into its Hm&-Whitewashed interior to orree again extract Its coal- it was cot:ni'lf out at the rate of 9,400 tons a day when the eJI)losion hil Everyone Touched Why do men court death or respiratory disability in the mines, generation after Raiders, Ollefs•!Post Triumphs I 1 was away from home a (Con~lnued from Poge 0 ot. Now I'm close tohome." IIKI other area clergymen. About the deadly accidents, Balow groulli, the Ores blazed er which the survivors go a · on. E'JIPloa~on after e,plosion back to work, Reger aald, "It's lent g~, acrid smoke purting like getting bucked orr a horse. out Of one or more of the five You get back on." mine portals. The fiery, gaseous Thursday was Thanksgiving In eordition in the mine and the Marmington. Disaster hung helw threat of more eJCPlosions prevented aasembled m t n e vy over the town. The Hev. Mr. llarnes s um~ rescue teams tr001 entering the mooed his parishioners to his mine. One team- entering a James Fork Cl'lurch, in the very portal literally miles from shadow Qf one of No. 9's where most of the trapped men portal s. were worki~- penetrated 4,500 feet irto No. 9 last Sunday . They found nothing to give cause Cor encouragement aOO were ordered to turn back. (Continued !rom page I) There was m hope of reaching at Cleveland State University the men through any of the with the state sharing the cost. mine' s existi~ openings. The governor said with t he Drillers Ready passage or the $759 million OOnd U 11'\Y of the test bores issue Ohio will be able lo mO\·e produced air samples indicating forward at a rapid pace elimthe tunnel below could sJ.C)port lratlng bottlenecks and accident life, driller s were ready with a prone locations after the Gen20-inch bit that would cut a hole eral Assembly and the state wide enough for a search party Hlghw~ Department work oot to descem into the pit. Failure a formula for di strlbuUon of to fi.-.:1 good air in any of the the fwlds. test hole s would be " conclusive Rhodes also reiterated that evidence," mine officials said, he wou1d recommeOO a $500 that no one could have survived million housi~ bill for low and in the areas where the 78 men middle inL-ome housing in the are belie\'ed to have been Buckeye State. trapped, "This housi~ program c an Then what? Seal the mine to help all metropol itan areas," put out the fire~? Rhodes said. Deeply tooched by the sight of He said the legislation would the boy staring down the hole be designed to: looking for a miracle and the - Finance the rehabilitation women and children who came or reconstruction of housing for to Lhe drilling s ite In tears, families with low or middle inCartin, who has an infant son, come. talked of volunteering to peneMake available housing al a trate the cavernous mine cost which low and middle inhimself if permission would be come families can afford. obtained. - Raise the money through a More ratiorally, he said: State Housing and F i n a n c e "fd hate to be the man who Agency which would have the had to make the decision to seal authority to sell revenue bondl!l up the mine. arxl notes. "The rest of my li(e I would - Develop a state program of warder if everyone in the mine low-Interest financing or housi~ r eally was dead when It was In redevelopment areas. sealed. " Rhodes said his programs Mine Ma.y He Sealed ~ere designed to make Ohio the Sealing a mine- cutting off No. 1 state in the n1tioo in all every bit Qf ox;ygen inskle- is fields. the only feasible way of putting "Our goal is to make sure out a major mine nre. lbat Ohio is the best place in Nonnall,y a sealed mine Is not the world to Live," said Rhodes. reopened for several months. The man to make the decision is John Corcoran, the slilht, One divorce has been asked gray.tla.ired, lmpeccably-dressed and another granted In Meigs president of Consolidation Coal County common pleas court acw Co., who has been here since ti vi(J'. · the mine e"'!loded. Decisions Orville Brooks, RD 1, Pome- . come easy to captains of roy, charges gross neglecl of hxlustry - decisions involving duty in a petition against Bevmillions o! dollars and hundreds e rlj- Brooks, Sylvania, Ohio. One of jobs. But not decislon l!l lil:e minor child Is involved. Evelyn this. He made It clear that heBauer has been granted a di· and he alone- will decide vorce from Robert James Bauer whether to blast shut portals of on grounds of gross neglect of No. 9 !or the second dme in 14 duty and extreme cruelty. Mrs. years with men still inside. Bauer was awarded c ustody of Perspiring and visibly nervous two ml nor children. In the glare of television Ughts, Corcoran told a news confer~ PLAN SPECIAL MUSIC ence: HARTFORD - Special music "No one but me has final for the Sunday services of the authority to decide whether tills Hartford U n i t e d Methodist mine will be sealed. Church will be provided by JeJP "1 tell you that as long as ifer, Jeanett am Johnetta Olda· there is 81\Y hope at all lor the ker. life of any man in tMt mine I will not give the authority." ' ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Such an order actually would The Pomeroy emergency squad be signed by an official or the answered a call at 4:50 p.m. West Virginia Department of Thursda,y to the home or George Mines. Nesselroad, Sr., on Laurel st. FamUies fled In Tears He was taken to Meigs General When the q.restlon of sealing hospital where he was admltted the mine was first raised at a for medical treatment. news conference in the cinder REMOVED TO HOSPITAL block company store, some Fred Moorntng of Middleport members Qf miners families fied the r o 0 m in tearruJ. was removed to Veterans Memanguish. ortal Hoapltal by the Middleport While the portals still were emergency squad at 7:06 p.m. open and driLling continued, Thur~ from the LaSalle Hotel hope- however faint- r emained where ~ makes hil!l home. He waa admitted as a medical paalive. Hope for 78 men. Uent. Sealed or not, Mamington No. 9 is destined to be closed for a long Fwe Day Foreaut meet Try ~sing bultermUl w reduce .l•rge pareo. I !a Ulrbl· geol · efl""t •• llle lldn · reduce ltlle pores erteednly. Simply! pat II OD yoor laee with")"~ur balldl or with ll>- ...beat tiolloa pad1. Let ltle butlenoUII< dry lor It mla· ulel or,.O aad !hell rlnoe oil wllh t<iol' water, Swiss Cheese Pumpkin Pie wm JANE ·PARKER each ·. 59~ 1.,. THE SHELl Save lOt RICH NUTTY FLAVOR lb. ··~ ' �·' '. . . .. ,• . . .. ,. .. ' •• •.:. 'l'ho llally Sentinel, romeroy·Middleport, 0., Friday, No•'"n\ .· :Showboat Theme ""'·. ' ~~~'>;' MIDDLEPORT Women's Chria- tlan Temperance Union, 7:30Fri- tcJ•' The "Showboat," theme of the sorship wUI besenttothechurch. Fultz reported that the sale . miXlth tor cub scouts, was carol nuts aOO candy brought a profit , rled eM at Mon:IIY night's meetof $64 for the pack. The two new lq of Pack 244 of Middlepurt dens, 2 and 6 we re introduced. the Middleport First United Making "' De11 6 are David WU' Presbyterian Church. cox, Mike Wilson, Carl Wilson, A musical skit on homemade RickY Winebrenner, John Tyree. lnstruments by M r s. R lchard John Vroman, Kenny Roush and Owen and :Mrs.. Norman YeauNey Parker. Scouts were remind ger's Den 4 was a feature of the program. Taking part were Bob · ed that at least one or their parPowers, T i m Thomas, Tim ents are to accompam< them to Scltes, John McCloud, Marc the meetings. Awards were presented to Fultz, Kevin Yeauger, Crenson Mark Gilkey, Ricky Ho-."Btter, Pratt and Dick Owen. Mrs. Lowell Beaver and Mr!S. and David Miller, bobcat patchGeorp Miller's Den 2 w it h es; Crenson Pratt. Jeff Jacob s, George Batey, Jeff Beaver, Tim wolf patches; Mickey Dnell)ort. Smith. D o n Johnson, David Crenson Pratt, Jeff Jacobs and Mtller, David Smith, Ricky llo- Jetf Beaver, gold arrow points, vatter, ard Mitchell Meadows a n d Bobby Powers, Crenson taking part opened the meeting Pratt, Jeff Jacnbs, Jeff Beaver and Mickey Davenport, silverar·· with the pledge to the Oag. John Fultz was acting cubmas- row points. Den H presented the clo:.ing ter and noted a change or spa. homemade instrwncnts playing sor after Jan. 1. The pack tor as they sang. Ronnie Casci was the paat 17 years has been sponassigned to Den B, and Den 6 sored by t h e Presbyterian with den mothers, Mrs. carl WilChurch. Effective on Jan. 1, the son and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, !lponsor wiJl be Feeney -Bennett Post 128, American Legion, and served refreshments. • meetings wl.ll be held at the hill. A note of appreciation for sp~ \ .·-·t day nlgllt at the Middleport Firat BlljJI!ot Charch. SATURDAY A 1-flGH SCHOOL dance party, school sponsored, saturday, starti~ at 8 p.m. at the Meigs Juniur High auditorium in PM1eroy. The Jays will emcee. MONDAY RIVERVIEW PTA will meet Monday evening, Dec. 2, at 7:30 at the school. The program will consist of slides depicting the Christmas story accompanied by Chrlatmas Carols. Everyone Is welcome. TUESDAY THE WSCS d. the Enterprise United Methodist Church Christmas meeting Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. , at home of Mrs. Elinor Bates ; a SO cent gift exchange. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or der cl. the Eastern star, instal lation of officers, 7:45 Tuesday night, Pomeroy Masonic Tern ~ ple. Harrah Forni~ tom. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold and daughten, Mary Carolyne and Laura, of Cinchmatl a r e Thanksgiving weekend guest.& of Mr . and Mrs. James Amold, Sr ., Middleport, and other relatives. Atterxling were Mr. and Mrs. Guests of MISI!I Hulda Klein Harry Watson (Marie) and daugh- Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and ter. Kathy, Mrs. Bessie Lou Mrs. William stoecker of ClnHayes am son, Scotty, Pome- ciMati. They were joined for royj Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor, dinner by Mr. and Mrs. 0, P. Rlcky, Steven, Greg and Donna, Klein. Jacksonvillej Mr. and Mrs. RobMr. and Mrs . .Randolph Ward, ert Harrah, Krider sville ; Mr. Mrs. Duane Giles and daughter, and Mrs.. Henry Piggott (Max~ Tammy Michele, and Mr . and lne) of Cleveland, and grand· Mrs. Mike Comer and daughchildren, Darla, Ricky, a!XI Rob- ter, Candy, all of Ravenawood, ert Harter, Massillon; Mr. and w. Va . were SUnday guests or Mrs. Tim Dunn and children, Mrs. James Murray . Mrs. KaPatrice, Timmy, Christina, Fitz· tie Gordon of Columbus recenlgerald, :Patrick, Bridgett, and ly spent a week with Mrs. MurG.e nevieve, Canton, and Eugene ray. Piggott. Flatrock, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen Also. Mr. and Mrs. L e o and children, Dick and Judy , reVaughan (Rowena) and clltldren, turned today (rom Columbus 'Mrurma, student at Capital Uni- where they Yisited his mothflr, versity, Columbus; Hilah, stu- Mrs. W. V. Owen and other reJ . dent at Concord College, Athatives . ens, W. Va; Loring, Bowli~ Mr. and Mn.. Law r enc-e faulk Green freshman and Roy and ner of St. Albans were ThanksTony, Pcmeroy . giving guests of Mrs. James Faulkner and Mrs. Eva Hartley. Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron arrived today for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, and Mrs. Pearl Reynold&. Otber recent guests of Mrs. Childers and Mrs. Reynolds were Henry Hutsell and Leon Ludwig, CuyahOga- Falls. !UPON REQUEST) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Searls reOur U1ual Ooocl Cl•anint cently returned from a Florida vacation. They were guests or Mr. Searls' brother-ill-law and aister, Mr . and Mrs. Sidney Bur. Pomeroy '. Is Given for In Reedsville 2-Hour DRY QEANING SERVKE Robinsoll's Cleaners MEIGS TEMPLE, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 Tuesday night at the hall; election or officers; members to bring cookies or sandwichea; $1 gift exchange. Birth of 2nd Son The tradltiooal Thankoglvlng get-together of the family of the REEDSVU.LE - 'I, A Thanksgiving Day reWliOO of the family of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harrah was held Thursday at the Harrah twme, Long Bot- Family Gathers Mrs. Lockhart ~,t~Meeting Feature Reunion Held \Aiedding Shower A wedding shower for Joan Ann D a v i s Lockhart was held Nov. 15 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wbltehead. Gins were placed mder a wbite lace umbrt:tlla on a ta· ble covered with a pink cloth. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. Dorotha Riebel and John Smith. Individual decorated cake servings, punch, mints, and mtts were served on crystal trays. The guest list included Mrs. Evelyn ~ncer, Linda Spencer, Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh, Mrs. Bernice Pr'.nce, Mrs. Da Osborne, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, M r s. Pauline Chadwell, Mrs. 0 pal White, Mrs. Mary Alice B i s e, Mrs. Delore s Foster, Mrs . Ma· bel Hetzer, Mrs. PhYllis Hetzer, Mrs. Inez Wllson, M r s. Gladys Williams, Mrs. R u t h Anne Balderson, Mrs . A I i c e FouttY, Mrs. Wilma Buckley , Mrs. Erlcka Boring, Patty BorIng , Mrs. Doroth.Y Cashdollar, Jean Cashdollar , Mrs. M a r Y Nichols, Mrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. Frances Reed, Mrs. Ph.yllis Reed, Mrs. Garnet Johnson, Mr~ . Florence Bay, Mrs. Garnet Rhodes, Mrs. V. D. Conn, Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mrs. Ada C o n· grove, Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mrs. Opal Randolph, Mrs. UU!an Pickens, Mrs. Velma Barnhart, Mrs. Charleo Gaoklll of WoUIIIU> llld tor's Itospltal ln COlumbua. 1be couple haa anothor Bon, Middleport to the paternal grllld· Sean. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Con· mother. Mrs. Walter Uayes or nolly oC Mflsourl are the ma· Middleport to a greot.grllld· Couple Amoooce tornol grllldparents, and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Steve Coat• are aMounclng the birth of a s o r., Lloyd Wayne, on NOl. 22 at Doc- late Harry Plekens was held at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Den- Dess Erskin, Racine; Mr. and ver Weber, Reedsville. Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Ckserved at the dinner were Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Jean and the bb1hdays of Mark Weber and Jane, and David Weber. Juli Whitehead. others attending were Mr, and Mrs. Wllliam Meredith, Roger and Chuck, home rrom Ohio State UniversUy, of Beverly; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy, MJd. dlej)Ort; Mrs. Harry Pickens and N. W. COMPTON,O.D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON TIIURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Nola Ymmg, Mrs. Helen Archer, Mrs. Nell WilBOn, Mrs. Mary Ethel Barr, Roberta Trusell, Patty Dorst, Mrs. Jancie Ritchie, Mrs. Dorothy Riebel, MrO. Marl· lyn Hetzer, Mrs. J•net Hottman, Mrs. TrUman Dotson, Mrs. Lu· dlle Smith, Mrs. Icy D a v i s, Jackie Bise and Mrs. Pearl Osbonle. FLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS W@ wire- Ooweors everywhere 992-2039 1\R NIGHT 949·2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop W .-Maln Pocueaor MRS. MILLARD VAN METER WINTER SPECIAL Reg. $400 48" Long Only 300 SET COMPLETE INCEYETERY This and Many More Specials For Early Spring Selling LEGAR MONUMENT co. 992-5314 263 W. MAitl . POMEROY, 0. • ton, Naples , Fla. Monday guests of Mr _ a n d Mrs. Richard Pickens were Jan Hauck and Randy Boyles of Co· lumbu&. They came especially to do some hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baugh man and son, Jeffrey, entertained 'Thanksgiving Day with a dinner for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr ., Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and children, Tim, John and Cindy, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beegle , Worthington, Fred Crow, m, student In the law schoOl at Ohio State University, and Carson Crow, student at Ohio University are holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr. Mrs. Fred Crow, Sr . join· ed the family for diiUler Thanks· giving Da,y. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loch· ary are in Dayton fur a holi day visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Chase. They were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. James Lnch· ary and children of Lafayette , Ind . Guests ol Mr . and Mrs. Har· old LohSe over Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. James Sheets of _ H llleboru; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lohse and daughters, Lori Arm and Angie, Westerville, and Mr . and Mrs . Herman LOhse, Mid- WH:E\IN dleport. Mrs. W. A. Morgan entertain· ed Thanksgiving Day with a fam- ily dinner, Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. n . L. Gotthardt of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Rog. er Morgan, Kathy and Kllith, electrical engineering student at Ohio lJniversity, Middleport . Bruce Gotthardt, who attends a private school in Dyke, Va., spent the holiday with relatives in Washington, D. C. Mr o. Gertrude Miller, Mr . and Lest We Forget Let us give thanks to Him from whom all blessings come. Let us put Christ back in Christmas this year. ' l I All of us al New York Clolhing House hope you all luld a bounleous Thanks· giving .. _and hope the coming Christ· ma s sea son will be the most joyous ever. New York Clothing House POMEROY "- GOLD STAR STORE SNOW TIRES FOR Mrs . Elmer Miller and ®ugh· ters, Cormie and Shari, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller a n d daughter, lorraine of Wooster are holida,y weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach and children, Trudy, Tom, Ray . mond, Raney, and Darin. TheY were Thanksgiving dimer guests ot Mr . and Mrs. E).agene Miller, Mike, Tina and Timmy, Middleport. Others joining the fam ily for dinner were Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Miller and daug11ter, Carma, Middleport, and Dale ~Ul ­ ler, Belpre. Richard and Robert Lemley accompanied Harold William Lemley to Huntington, W. Va. Tuesday Cor the Veterans wUl enter a Cor treatment an examination at Hospital there. He veterans hospita1 within a few wteks. Mrs. Etta Lemley and son, Bobby, were Wednesrla.Y visitors In Columbus. They visited Mrs. Bertha Ward and Mrs. J o h n Nnlford. BOYS T. V. Stamps On All Pllthases R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO., Mill & Second Streets, Middleport, 0. LOU'S RECAPS 27.00 ALL SIZES Pair FREE INSTALLATION ASHLAND SERVICE 992-3535 279 W, Main AA ROAD SERVICE ,. . ,.. :o• SERVICE-New $2 million Cleveland Automobile Club is round as a w ee an somewhat snow-treaded In design. Club is nation's oldest AAA club. Pomeroy ..... _.... ·~·· .... �·' '. . . .. ,• . . .. ,. .. ' •• •.:. 'l'ho llally Sentinel, romeroy·Middleport, 0., Friday, No•'"n\ .· :Showboat Theme ""'·. ' ~~~'>;' MIDDLEPORT Women's Chria- tlan Temperance Union, 7:30Fri- tcJ•' The "Showboat," theme of the sorship wUI besenttothechurch. Fultz reported that the sale . miXlth tor cub scouts, was carol nuts aOO candy brought a profit , rled eM at Mon:IIY night's meetof $64 for the pack. The two new lq of Pack 244 of Middlepurt dens, 2 and 6 we re introduced. the Middleport First United Making "' De11 6 are David WU' Presbyterian Church. cox, Mike Wilson, Carl Wilson, A musical skit on homemade RickY Winebrenner, John Tyree. lnstruments by M r s. R lchard John Vroman, Kenny Roush and Owen and :Mrs.. Norman YeauNey Parker. Scouts were remind ger's Den 4 was a feature of the program. Taking part were Bob · ed that at least one or their parPowers, T i m Thomas, Tim ents are to accompam< them to Scltes, John McCloud, Marc the meetings. Awards were presented to Fultz, Kevin Yeauger, Crenson Mark Gilkey, Ricky Ho-."Btter, Pratt and Dick Owen. Mrs. Lowell Beaver and Mr!S. and David Miller, bobcat patchGeorp Miller's Den 2 w it h es; Crenson Pratt. Jeff Jacob s, George Batey, Jeff Beaver, Tim wolf patches; Mickey Dnell)ort. Smith. D o n Johnson, David Crenson Pratt, Jeff Jacobs and Mtller, David Smith, Ricky llo- Jetf Beaver, gold arrow points, vatter, ard Mitchell Meadows a n d Bobby Powers, Crenson taking part opened the meeting Pratt, Jeff Jacnbs, Jeff Beaver and Mickey Davenport, silverar·· with the pledge to the Oag. John Fultz was acting cubmas- row points. Den H presented the clo:.ing ter and noted a change or spa. homemade instrwncnts playing sor after Jan. 1. The pack tor as they sang. Ronnie Casci was the paat 17 years has been sponassigned to Den B, and Den 6 sored by t h e Presbyterian with den mothers, Mrs. carl WilChurch. Effective on Jan. 1, the son and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, !lponsor wiJl be Feeney -Bennett Post 128, American Legion, and served refreshments. • meetings wl.ll be held at the hill. A note of appreciation for sp~ \ .·-·t day nlgllt at the Middleport Firat BlljJI!ot Charch. SATURDAY A 1-flGH SCHOOL dance party, school sponsored, saturday, starti~ at 8 p.m. at the Meigs Juniur High auditorium in PM1eroy. The Jays will emcee. MONDAY RIVERVIEW PTA will meet Monday evening, Dec. 2, at 7:30 at the school. The program will consist of slides depicting the Christmas story accompanied by Chrlatmas Carols. Everyone Is welcome. TUESDAY THE WSCS d. the Enterprise United Methodist Church Christmas meeting Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. , at home of Mrs. Elinor Bates ; a SO cent gift exchange. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or der cl. the Eastern star, instal lation of officers, 7:45 Tuesday night, Pomeroy Masonic Tern ~ ple. Harrah Forni~ tom. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold and daughten, Mary Carolyne and Laura, of Cinchmatl a r e Thanksgiving weekend guest.& of Mr . and Mrs. James Amold, Sr ., Middleport, and other relatives. Atterxling were Mr. and Mrs. Guests of MISI!I Hulda Klein Harry Watson (Marie) and daugh- Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and ter. Kathy, Mrs. Bessie Lou Mrs. William stoecker of ClnHayes am son, Scotty, Pome- ciMati. They were joined for royj Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor, dinner by Mr. and Mrs. 0, P. Rlcky, Steven, Greg and Donna, Klein. Jacksonvillej Mr. and Mrs. RobMr. and Mrs . .Randolph Ward, ert Harrah, Krider sville ; Mr. Mrs. Duane Giles and daughter, and Mrs.. Henry Piggott (Max~ Tammy Michele, and Mr . and lne) of Cleveland, and grand· Mrs. Mike Comer and daughchildren, Darla, Ricky, a!XI Rob- ter, Candy, all of Ravenawood, ert Harter, Massillon; Mr. and w. Va . were SUnday guests or Mrs. Tim Dunn and children, Mrs. James Murray . Mrs. KaPatrice, Timmy, Christina, Fitz· tie Gordon of Columbus recenlgerald, :Patrick, Bridgett, and ly spent a week with Mrs. MurG.e nevieve, Canton, and Eugene ray. Piggott. Flatrock, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen Also. Mr. and Mrs. L e o and children, Dick and Judy , reVaughan (Rowena) and clltldren, turned today (rom Columbus 'Mrurma, student at Capital Uni- where they Yisited his mothflr, versity, Columbus; Hilah, stu- Mrs. W. V. Owen and other reJ . dent at Concord College, Athatives . ens, W. Va; Loring, Bowli~ Mr. and Mn.. Law r enc-e faulk Green freshman and Roy and ner of St. Albans were ThanksTony, Pcmeroy . giving guests of Mrs. James Faulkner and Mrs. Eva Hartley. Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron arrived today for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, and Mrs. Pearl Reynold&. Otber recent guests of Mrs. Childers and Mrs. Reynolds were Henry Hutsell and Leon Ludwig, CuyahOga- Falls. !UPON REQUEST) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Searls reOur U1ual Ooocl Cl•anint cently returned from a Florida vacation. They were guests or Mr. Searls' brother-ill-law and aister, Mr . and Mrs. Sidney Bur. Pomeroy '. Is Given for In Reedsville 2-Hour DRY QEANING SERVKE Robinsoll's Cleaners MEIGS TEMPLE, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 Tuesday night at the hall; election or officers; members to bring cookies or sandwichea; $1 gift exchange. Birth of 2nd Son The tradltiooal Thankoglvlng get-together of the family of the REEDSVU.LE - 'I, A Thanksgiving Day reWliOO of the family of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harrah was held Thursday at the Harrah twme, Long Bot- Family Gathers Mrs. Lockhart ~,t~Meeting Feature Reunion Held \Aiedding Shower A wedding shower for Joan Ann D a v i s Lockhart was held Nov. 15 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wbltehead. Gins were placed mder a wbite lace umbrt:tlla on a ta· ble covered with a pink cloth. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. Dorotha Riebel and John Smith. Individual decorated cake servings, punch, mints, and mtts were served on crystal trays. The guest list included Mrs. Evelyn ~ncer, Linda Spencer, Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh, Mrs. Bernice Pr'.nce, Mrs. Da Osborne, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, M r s. Pauline Chadwell, Mrs. 0 pal White, Mrs. Mary Alice B i s e, Mrs. Delore s Foster, Mrs . Ma· bel Hetzer, Mrs. PhYllis Hetzer, Mrs. Inez Wllson, M r s. Gladys Williams, Mrs. R u t h Anne Balderson, Mrs . A I i c e FouttY, Mrs. Wilma Buckley , Mrs. Erlcka Boring, Patty BorIng , Mrs. Doroth.Y Cashdollar, Jean Cashdollar , Mrs. M a r Y Nichols, Mrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. Frances Reed, Mrs. Ph.yllis Reed, Mrs. Garnet Johnson, Mr~ . Florence Bay, Mrs. Garnet Rhodes, Mrs. V. D. Conn, Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mrs. Ada C o n· grove, Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mrs. Opal Randolph, Mrs. UU!an Pickens, Mrs. Velma Barnhart, Mrs. Charleo Gaoklll of WoUIIIU> llld tor's Itospltal ln COlumbua. 1be couple haa anothor Bon, Middleport to the paternal grllld· Sean. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Con· mother. Mrs. Walter Uayes or nolly oC Mflsourl are the ma· Middleport to a greot.grllld· Couple Amoooce tornol grllldparents, and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Steve Coat• are aMounclng the birth of a s o r., Lloyd Wayne, on NOl. 22 at Doc- late Harry Plekens was held at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Den- Dess Erskin, Racine; Mr. and ver Weber, Reedsville. Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Ckserved at the dinner were Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Jean and the bb1hdays of Mark Weber and Jane, and David Weber. Juli Whitehead. others attending were Mr, and Mrs. Wllliam Meredith, Roger and Chuck, home rrom Ohio State UniversUy, of Beverly; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy, MJd. dlej)Ort; Mrs. Harry Pickens and N. W. COMPTON,O.D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON TIIURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Nola Ymmg, Mrs. Helen Archer, Mrs. Nell WilBOn, Mrs. Mary Ethel Barr, Roberta Trusell, Patty Dorst, Mrs. Jancie Ritchie, Mrs. Dorothy Riebel, MrO. Marl· lyn Hetzer, Mrs. J•net Hottman, Mrs. TrUman Dotson, Mrs. Lu· dlle Smith, Mrs. Icy D a v i s, Jackie Bise and Mrs. Pearl Osbonle. FLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS W@ wire- Ooweors everywhere 992-2039 1\R NIGHT 949·2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop W .-Maln Pocueaor MRS. MILLARD VAN METER WINTER SPECIAL Reg. $400 48" Long Only 300 SET COMPLETE INCEYETERY This and Many More Specials For Early Spring Selling LEGAR MONUMENT co. 992-5314 263 W. MAitl . POMEROY, 0. • ton, Naples , Fla. Monday guests of Mr _ a n d Mrs. Richard Pickens were Jan Hauck and Randy Boyles of Co· lumbu&. They came especially to do some hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baugh man and son, Jeffrey, entertained 'Thanksgiving Day with a dinner for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr ., Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and children, Tim, John and Cindy, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beegle , Worthington, Fred Crow, m, student In the law schoOl at Ohio State University, and Carson Crow, student at Ohio University are holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr. Mrs. Fred Crow, Sr . join· ed the family for diiUler Thanks· giving Da,y. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loch· ary are in Dayton fur a holi day visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Chase. They were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. James Lnch· ary and children of Lafayette , Ind . Guests ol Mr . and Mrs. Har· old LohSe over Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. James Sheets of _ H llleboru; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lohse and daughters, Lori Arm and Angie, Westerville, and Mr . and Mrs . Herman LOhse, Mid- WH:E\IN dleport. Mrs. W. A. Morgan entertain· ed Thanksgiving Day with a fam- ily dinner, Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. n . L. Gotthardt of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Rog. er Morgan, Kathy and Kllith, electrical engineering student at Ohio lJniversity, Middleport . Bruce Gotthardt, who attends a private school in Dyke, Va., spent the holiday with relatives in Washington, D. C. Mr o. Gertrude Miller, Mr . and Lest We Forget Let us give thanks to Him from whom all blessings come. Let us put Christ back in Christmas this year. ' l I All of us al New York Clolhing House hope you all luld a bounleous Thanks· giving .. _and hope the coming Christ· ma s sea son will be the most joyous ever. New York Clothing House POMEROY "- GOLD STAR STORE SNOW TIRES FOR Mrs . Elmer Miller and ®ugh· ters, Cormie and Shari, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller a n d daughter, lorraine of Wooster are holida,y weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach and children, Trudy, Tom, Ray . mond, Raney, and Darin. TheY were Thanksgiving dimer guests ot Mr . and Mrs. E).agene Miller, Mike, Tina and Timmy, Middleport. Others joining the fam ily for dinner were Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Miller and daug11ter, Carma, Middleport, and Dale ~Ul ­ ler, Belpre. Richard and Robert Lemley accompanied Harold William Lemley to Huntington, W. Va. Tuesday Cor the Veterans wUl enter a Cor treatment an examination at Hospital there. He veterans hospita1 within a few wteks. Mrs. Etta Lemley and son, Bobby, were Wednesrla.Y visitors In Columbus. They visited Mrs. Bertha Ward and Mrs. J o h n Nnlford. BOYS T. V. Stamps On All Pllthases R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO., Mill & Second Streets, Middleport, 0. LOU'S RECAPS 27.00 ALL SIZES Pair FREE INSTALLATION ASHLAND SERVICE 992-3535 279 W, Main AA ROAD SERVICE ,. . ,.. :o• SERVICE-New $2 million Cleveland Automobile Club is round as a w ee an somewhat snow-treaded In design. Club is nation's oldest AAA club. Pomeroy ..... _.... ·~·· .... �... • I' • ~ ..,.. ""' .. ... ... ........ . ·· •<• .-. .•....• • • • , · · ···~ ., .......... ' .... ,, ' • .' ' 1a- ..,.; D.tb Sentinel, ' ~. ' ) " MJdaa~omoroy, ~'~!'~~~. 1168:'~ . · . , . · · . A LITTtE:'HQMEWORK' Watching Want AdS .Bring Top . .I . .·: ' ' . .. ' - IN:~=~~:fON D!)D~INEI DIST CllURCil - lleY. Paul A. Sellers, pastor, Morni~ WOI"shlp, 9:311 a. m.; Sundoy School, 10:30 .. m. BI.Ythe Theiss, Supt. Youth Fellowship, 6:3~ p. m. TRE RUTLAND COMMUNITY CI!URCH- Rev. Amos 111111• ~-·mRJSTIAN SCIENCE Services ·' 315 Main St., Pt. Pleasant, -~• 11 a. m.; Wednesda.Ys 'I :P.. DL All welcomo. L01'TRIOGE UNITED METH, ODIST- .worship, first and third · · ·Qmdays ot each month, 10:45 L &; · seeoml alii fourth Surxlays, ' ,:.;,.; fl....~. ""~. ,; " . Wise, s..,~ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHBI~7 -Bonnie Russell, pastor. Nor-_, c. wIll, ' "''· SUnday School ' 8:30 a. m.; Worshl,p service. 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor SUnday evening. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - SundOYSehool 9:30 L m.; Morning Worship, 10-_30 L m.; ~ng Worship, 7t30 p. m. Prayer sentces, 7:30 p, m. W-!11101'. Sunday School . • rintendent, Pauline McCilnlaelt, Pastor, Rev, Morrl• M. WoHe. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED MEniODIST- Morning Worship 9:30 L m. at forme r EUB buildillS- Expanded SurKiay Sc hool sea. alon ror nur sery to grade six cblldre n at former Methodist InDex at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. J a m e s &lnclay Church School, adults and )'OUth, 10:30 L m.; junior high, Hnior high and young adults meet in former Methodist Church for Sundoy Church School. Boyd Hackney, youth superintendent; post hJgh chss and senior adults meeting in former EUB building, ~ '.Viaem <I. .Jg ,JIIilult Bi· Y.I Class party,last Monday each month. Youth Fellowship t:a cb Suoday, 6 p. m. in former Me.. odist building. District youth raJ. b' ftrstMonclayofeachmonth. LE'f ART UNffED METHODIST CI!URCH - First and Sicand ~s preaching, 8 p.m.; Tblrd IIIII Foorlh &lnda.YB, &mdey School tO ·.I t ' uD., Worahipser- Ylee 11 a.m.; Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. , Prayer and Bible study. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr., pa.ltor. Sunday I lebool, 9:30 a.m.; morning worlldp, 10:30 Lm. ; young pea. CHURCH OF CIIRilTNonnan McCain, superintendent.. Services week)y at 9:30 a. m. Preac~. firlll aad thlrdSundOY of monlh by Cherie& Russell al 9:30 a, m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRM -Charles RUAsell, .PUtor, Richard Gilkey, Supt. Som- day School, 9:30 a. m.; Morniqr Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Eve~ worship, 7 p. m. Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 p. m. REORGANIZED CHURcH OF" Jesus Christ of Latter o a y s.ints, Portland _ Racine Road. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Morn- opposte seventh-nnked TeMsessee on New Year's de)· In Dallas. It wa s a situation in whicl"l co.ch Darrell Royal ' s ~earn couldn't lose as far a s postnason pl~ was concerned. A ¥1ctory meent a berth in the Cotton Bowl and a lou would, have earood the Longhorns 1 trip to the Surgar Bowl in New OrloonL for the Longhor ns, No. 6 in the •' lltlon, it was their eighth f COGMcutlve victoi"y alter an opel'ifJw" tie and los ~ alii tied • lbaQI _!rw fllo i>outlnl.¥t ,Conferchan111onshlp Ji!.lb_eighth, • ""' I evening worship, 7:30; Wednes· day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 o.m. SUTION UNITED METRO. DIST CHURCH - W, Dole MeClur& pastor. Sundoy SChoql, 10:30 L m. ; WorshiJ service, 9:30 L m., second and fourth Sundoy llch mooth. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZ ARENE - Re•. Herbert Grate, pastor. Wor&hip service, 11 a. m. ar.d 7:30p.m., SLifllly. Surdly SChool, 9:30 a.m. Rich· ani lllrton, Sq>L , Charles Blssell, assistant supl Prayer meeth~, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. evening prayer service, 7:30. speeking. Pastor, Elder Frederick J. stoJEHOV All'S WJTNESSCi, Lar· barL . ' BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST - &lnday ochool, 9:30 a. ry Camalutn, presidif8mlntster. Sunda.r: Blble )'''~·'"" ... "• g:30 a.m. i Watch Tower study, 10:a0 a, m.; Wednesday: Bible study, 7 P.m. m. Glen· Evans, 9Jpt. ctwrch ser- Thur·• ~ay: Mini lllrJI oe hool ' 7 p. m. Service meetbw:, 8 p.m. vices, 10:30 a.m.; evening ser~ MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTvice, 7 :30; Wednelday, prayer Mlller ~ _ -Everam. Weekley, services, 7:30p.m. paotor. Bible owey elaueo,SunGRAHAM UNITED METH0- day, 10Lm, Woroldpandpreach· DJST (; HURCH- Preaching, 9:30 a.m., First and Second ~n ­ days of each month; Third and Fourth Sunda.Y! each month, Worship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wednesda.v evenings at7:30, Prayer and Bible llludy. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs, Po~Bashan Road. Re•. E. J. Grlmth,paator. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Rog~ er WilCred, ~l Sunday worship service, 7:30p.m Prayer meet· ing, Tuesdoy , 7:30 p, m., Milrord Frederick, class leader. Youth Fellowship. Friday, 7:30p. m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Roger Wilfred, Jr., president. Press International team ror the Cotton Bowl, and The Texas Long horns fea sted Arkansas goes lo the Sugar ·JII Thanksgi ving day wilh a Bowl opposite rourth-ranked dctory over arch r ival Texas Georgia. '\&M. as their mai n coorse Virginia Tech, bound ror a -:hen had dessert in the rorm oC Llhort,y l;lowl enpgement """" a berth in the Cotton Bowl . alte Mississippi, routed Virginia The Longhorns blended a MUitary Institute 55-6 Thursday JH)tent runnlng game with a by converting two fumbles and IOiid defense to stop the Aggles four interceptioos · Into touchS5-14 and gain a cotton Bowl downs. IPOt E a r I Starkey, In another ThankogiYI!W day battle, Tulsa recoupled from Its humiliating 10~ defelt to Houston last week by handing Wichita State a 23.7 loss, ita lOth straight this year. ln an NAJA P 1 a y o r r game. TfOY & t a l e waUa:ped WWametle or Oregon 63--10 to move into the aeml.tlnals. Also, it was Tennessee Tech 7 Middle Tennessee . state 3, Tenne,aee A&l 48 Blohop (Tex.) 12, Austin Peay 9 Unlv. of Temessee (Martin) 7, · Presbyterlan 42 Newbet r.J 7, North C&rplh• A& T 21 N<>rth Carolina . College 6, Tuskegee Institute 23 . ~ Arkanoas. l e ,reui Alabama State 21, Leooir Rhyne - - Atlconsas 3 - !f.· m(il· :1 Catawba 22 South Carolina tieipn for the P ~ . ' · only State 28, .J~nson Smit h 6, · ~~ , , J...orwborm( l.' ~ e host Hofs tra 11 <.:.W. Post 7, Wofford '' Neue, 5er.ico, 10:30 a.m. Choir practice, 7:30 P.RL Wed- D!ledl.r~ I!NJJ'ED ME'J110. lug, · ro~i.. ~.l>lmday •mdlw · DIST: Syracuae. BJble study Stutler, pastor, SlniiJ' School, classes, Wedne&dl,y, 7:30 p.m. · 10 a, m.; CUroU Norris, Supt. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Molll Wonhlp oerolce, II L m.; MYF St., l'tlmeroy. Ourch oehool•eb 6 p, IlL Sunday. PI'OI'er meeting 9Uldi.Y at 10:30 a.m. Tblrd SUn. W~sdty, 8 p. m. dOY of llch, month 110 IIIOJ'IIIng POMEROY CHURCH OF THE oervlce, Hoi)' comDulnion, 7:30 NAZARENE- Corner Union and Monthly sings, ftrrt Saturda.7 ~ each month. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRJS. TIAN Church - James Srnlill, Pastor; Robert Paulsen, !ilndOY sehool supt. Morning servlee, .R••· W ,p ui Mulborcy. Re•. Clyde V, Renderpastor. Sundoy School, 9:30 L m.; Ra,mond Walburn, s..,l. MorniQg worship, 10:30 L m. ; Eveld-w Service, 7:30 p. m. r.fid.. week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 1011, FOREST RUN UNITED MEm- m.; :s...r·e~~~~~- underdog. ' . ·- ~~ ............_.... .. - ~·-·- ' .. oo~•cri-1 - • 2•. sr:JoliN'S LIITHERAN-Brl- .. Elwel, paolor, ship, 9 L m.; S&n!ay Scbool ~ 10:30 a. m, ST, PAUL'S LVI'IIEIIAN- 32 E, Second st., l'llonoroy. Sundo.Y SChool, 10 a.m.;Worahlpoenlce 11 Lm. SYRACLSE UNITED METRO. DIST CHURCH - HeY, Paul A. sellers, paator. Sunday School, 9:30 L m., Ben Quisenberry, Sq>~ Morning w'orshlp, 10:30 a. m., tlrst IIIII third Sundayo IICh momh. Evening e\langellatic service, 7:30 p. m. , second and fourth Sundoyll. CARMEL UNITED METHO. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ~JWo, .peaklr. 5uJvlal\ l!<IMipl, 9!30 'a. m.; WOYile Roosh, Slc>L 94:1-15 35:1-7 ., · . GOF.GLEIN . . READY-MIX CO. PHON~~ \ MIDDLEPORT ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST - RO.. WlUiam Alroon, Pastor. Rll.pll Spencer, SqJt,; Eldoo Weeks, Als't. Worship...-vices. 9:30 LJII..; SundiJ' School, 10:30 a.m. : Y~ FeilowstuP, 6:30. Wednesda.Y: Choir, 6:15 p, m.; Bible Study, 7;30. CHURCH OF CIURST - Mid· dloport, 5th IIIII Main. Jaek Seltea, supt. Bible SChool, 9:30 a. m.; MorniOW woroh4>, 10:30 a. m.; E\lenllw MX"Sbip, 7:30 p. m.; OIUO'S OLDts'NlO~ DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIUO MIDOLEPORT, WILUS ANTifONY PL'R~·~ · WILL DO u="' AND"IIEA'I1NG ATHENS tm . POMEROY 0 llt:MI098 .. ,\F-LY' PLACErCliM'•· •· "l ;> >• l!ldlanlo I1Jllt, . ''t ·ftVTLAmt FIBST BAP'nST ..; :rRE STORE WITII A HAaT · · . . . 'R)\clNE, 01J10 ae.. Softwlll J, -~· JIIU!IIo· . .- ' ·: ' lletYICe,11:80 m.; Gtr:• "Sab- .\ · - -.....,.... . '··-~~· -PraJer Sj!bool; 10 O,.!Doo...lin. WCII'IIQ , u .. Iii. BojliiiC ~ .. ~ ' ·.· .. ~· ~ .-.r ., .·SllAK HOUSE... ...... FlUEll CHICIIElf · OIUO ~!f+....,~~--·- ll bollll - peplac. llteratilml, efe. Mn. Proddle '!'babel. Muon, PlliJao '17Ue11. ~ MJDI)LJ!PORT FAMILY RECREATION. SWIMMING ·.~· IOWiq poeketa, IMmmlng, 'ARNOLD15 S.QHIO SERVICE., '. ;'!i!Z,; C: ;:'!::.,.. m·.:~11r·iw~Jle~ir.;.-v~·feldY ''\, :....1.'1100tili'J ' r::- :::.=• ~ ':. ':; \ ~ NUB ,.. .... ...., ., ,. , . _ , ••"· ...... -.. ""' > .,._, BID: 711. rut ·~ ~ " W•nted IU!lBPONSIIII.I party to PIJIDIDII fi 11.12 per 1110111b · bQot an. Dr,h'ate. PlentY of room fGr dll1dreD to play. Phone IIJ.!I1Dl ..1f.lle I'UIINISifED and unfarnls1led ltJII'Imenls. ct.. to tlehool. Phone GIUIM. 10.11-tfe or pay ~ due $7UO lor P'IIIIIIISIIED apartment. 4 J91t atono -~~ 11i1b nc1to, 1'001111 and batb. Marlon lleJ4-tpeed an!orrudJe cbaDger. 111ldl, Malon, 11'. Va. Phone CaD lft.D U.... '17UI47. ll·lttfe ANTIQUES. fJirDitule, dllhel, ~ A P : = ~- 111'1. liiwitd Ceell, Ill 11'. Main st., PoJne. .... l.a.lfc ••,. · paid. Rowlq & Reed,. MJd. tlleport. Phone f91.1'178 . . . JNS.Uc Nolle. DEc. II, 1111. WID ...... ,ROYAL OAK PARK ' 1001111 •and bath, furnace boat. , Private entran<O. Cllll ift.MIO between 5 and 7 p.IIL ll.JU!e .. . . VACANCY for two elderiJ JiiO' . Jilt, Pnflr lftnle pUI ... ...... Pbaao ........ 'f'IUlll. .l...,uc --- . 'I'll!!&·WilL "t lie a1 111m iihoot }~..~; .Dec. 1•. ....,.,., Ill ~ f! •I!Ji ...... Rmi aut». ..,.. '{"" . 11-a«c ,~..... Auto Sales !tal FORD pkkup, 8 cylinder, " Jib """. $18511; 1965 Jl'onl Ga. lule liOI, t<loor hardtop. lull Lost lnd Founcl power, one owner $1250; 1181 Metror station wagon, above eloltf. ol·. llutlald, mranl, avenge $6116; 19M MerourJ u::=~~~~ ...n ...,. ll411e ' Fors.le PON'nAC v... !IIIII llai'ander, Wool' bln1lap $111. !} & G Auto Sales, Topo l*'!' Jilalna, (lido. Pbcme 16'1· 1710. U4&41p lllfl OUlS ·te· pwcl ld • · ~ etr. Sell fGr ~ ... Plloae .,_ 'I'IU!II. ,. ·, . U.fl.ac 'i HYSELL Jiiljl FREE tfETHo.l 74UIIIS. Real Estate For S.le port. E<onomleal gu beat. :!111'1 SUPER Sport lmpaiL Close to tmd cluftliel. f1301). Phone 1112-2'111. 11-Sap Phone 9ft.2854. 114-ltlp AKC Puppl01, Sc:olllel, Coebrf. Pc.odles. Willies and !leJmaul. en, llaJbroo Kl'a.• Coolville, Oblo, Plio.. m.-.11-IWO!c GUERNSEY COW ml <alt. Pbone :117·22411. 11·:11-«e CORD WOOD. Pllono 117• . 11411c GIFT ITEMS Hohlld 'ltAZOit ..... :.:~.:.::....... 17 .n Old Car Modo/ RADIO ........~ .............. 17 .77 $415. WendeD's. Ill Olrlleld· GEO. BOIISTE'lTI!II, BliODR A.... l'albri!;barl, W. Va. POIBROY - 5 room tramo, PboDO 4&5-4401. l141..., lialb, ba!emenl, Jevellol near otors. $3501UO. MlllDIDORT - a room brlet. 1M8 ZIG ZAG sewlQ; macblne. Freight dlllllBged. Paint oeratcbocl. Bu &-:rr. written war- r8Diy. Mnkea bultonboles, bDnd bP.m ctrasoes, over eut ...,.., and mates fancy lllltebeo willlout Full oale price 111J Z1311. alladunenta. .-.88.Il-»4te Call WATCHES ~-··----·-.......9.95 ll.JI«e Mono 101B,~.s llud1et ~~!.., 992·5896 ballll, 4 bedrooms, hot water heal, luD ba"''''"'', 11&rage, near BChooiB. $30,000.00. m.LAGE 9TOIIB 6 8l!lmCE ~ATION- AD Block. llstureo, 7 room bouse, bath, doable garoge, acre lot. Only $II.D. We i'oeed Small Fana• IIELEN or Vlii01L TEAFORD FM ncllo, 4-tpeed automatic INTERCOM ................ 12.95 2 Station I~ STEREO RADIO, !IIIII model AIIIIOCJATI!S • stereo It ~ ll'llfi1!M • " . ' . ' .. •ftiUCUSi' "' .~· . tumlablli. Tate over pay. me11ts of ...44 per IIIOIIIh or pay balance due $138.84. Try 11 In 1""1' borne. caB 911MISI. Eloctrlc TAPE RECORDER .• 29.95 HOBSTETTER REALTY USED SPINET plano. A-1 dillon, Uglit walnut IIDIIh, PIONEm Tl'aftl trailer, 118'1, ·~·""~-~ lng. llir eondllloned. Goocl..,.. dllloo. Pbone Mason '1'1$6'1'11. 1141fe ll-ll-2te Buslnet~s OOZER, BACKJI)E, badlllt IUid truck service, r.eptle taaks, walor n-, buemAAIII also loploU. Hemy Babr, Pllcme • Ill! or Roller Bebr, Phone • Slllil. u-~ =• ---.- 11-29-ete SEWING Machine. 'l1ds machIDe equloped to zlc zag. make an wllboul attadunenttl. mw other leaiUiee · Pay luat' "1.17 or -dldy payments or $15. WID ~ "-t ... r.ll'«iLAAMMI!) Neleo iay IWIJ. IJII Scwinl Maehlllo. Needs no ~- llin '"' IJm. ~ali( ~- , _ ,. llllt- 31001$ . N~- ~~r lturt . u..-;;:u:;;;;;., •. - TIST- Cbtl:lel W. ~. Pll• . . Sc•aw•rztl •rllt Hoclii11111ort, Ohio Phone 667·3370 SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Haavy dut(.• extra daap ,,.,,.,, Nw fyll p 11 nylon. 77$xl .. Wtllta Slclowoll, OHLY S18.95 Pluo 2.19 federal Tox Moat pop..,lor alaoa avoilabl a. Llml .... number Itt thla prlu. Fully IVoront.ad. Built by a bit tiro makar for . .• MOORE'S \24 W. MAIN POMEROY A1C QEAIIE,, & SHIITLAU-' .. . ' . " Altorotiooa, dppera n4 pockoh. Prefoaolonol noi cleanlnta guoraat.ecl. Mason, West Vlrrlnla IN THI JI'KOIATI COUit OP • MilOS COUNTY,Allmllllttntor OHtO CKAIU.IS M. HYOLL, Wttfl tM Will A"nnotl of tM estate of Cw• Mel"'-"· DMNiocl. 77~ llU~ L---.:.;,;;;r.;;-;,;~--.1 ' '' .............. eHAILIS M. HYIILt., IT AL..o Ddtin. . •ta. No. n.tD • Free Estimates, .: • QualiiJ concrlll •C.UfledS~ • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshlq • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992·3284 GOEGLEIN GRAVE~ ·fd MJ7 PAGE MIDDLE'PORT. OHIO . =.. Lle4Uo NO'ftCII IN THI couaT OP ON ...... - Ml-81 ICDU .... .......... , DIIIO l'tlyllll •olnot,. LOftl ............. ........ 'PiiGae v.... MIDDLEPOII.f FIRST BAP• 6-9%-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive Service• RADIO & 1V REPAIR and aolelma.ll lllltalled. John Harrl1011, P~ IIIJ-252Z. . U-' sotc f.QUARIUM8, QlrlalmU Ills, 5, 10, 15, gallon. 818 Gur CDIDo plete une of Ololic filii aDd BAND Made Quilts, Co~. C. C. BRADII'ORD aupplles. GUt oertlli<atea rup IIIII eashlous, allo bave AucnoNEI!B available. The Boule ol WU. eight day clocl:, Phone ltJComplelo Senlte 11011, firs! road left below rm. 11·21'-411c Pleasant Polllt lteacid. Opeu lladae. Cillo I to I 'J'ueoday, Tllunday IUid BASE Culler. Like now, aaod Q1ll .. If d Saturda)'. Pbono 111-1... Vet)' Ultle, dual Di<ltupl, will I I tre U.a&-1011: take any reasonable offer, al· oo regular 8 strtag with ~ 1187 ZIG ZAGaoatlc: Well AIR OONDn'JONING Rmltetle plciupl. Phone 141-M. allon ...nee. JaelE'1 Ref111tnowD mab JOWin8 m""''M, 11-ll«c: eratloll, Now Haven. heme makel buttollllolea, OD .... titre butloal, IIIODOI!f'lllll, ate. AD sl'EREO redlo <ODBOI•, 4 •peed totermlxed changer. Dual voJ. wllboul oUIM'hmenlll. Full Jral. ume eonltol. 4 speaker eoond READY • liD[ well deliv"""" due only $44.» or II per S)'atem. Lavely walnut flniBh. ered rl&lll to , _ P"'leel. IIKIIth. Pb:De • eallu•ttc Tab over JIII)'IDeDia of $5.115 }1'811 .... 881)'. malee. Pbone WU214, Goeg. per month or balance $1Lif ean a-rua. n4tle . lela Really • Ills Co., Middle. ' ~ OldD, • Ill tre MAPLE Stereo Radio. 11168 lovely msp!e !IDisb wltll AM & llt)OOIT PRJCB furnltare 0!1 oar tblrd lloor budpl ahop. FM radio, 4 apeakera dual volume ....trot Take over Bater P1lnlltarw. Mldtlleport, payments of $8 per month or Cillo. D-ll'e P81 lual • .• . Call IIIJ.ml. - . PlY ti'I.IS Ill • • • • ~- '1'11 I.I,,:,:_JN ·!IC!li!L s.m... e,..;._ mltl'iaJer-1111, :):lmr~; 1,30'_p; lb. ' . llome Ill ~- Hlnlwvocl SAY, floors, storm doon IUid ar- - - -u.-Phone Alai baa '- .~I. N to ~a.t p\it ""'· · Sandl,r SdiOO!. 9130:,. m.; Maiidlw WCII'illllp, 10t30; ~ -lldp, 1j~l y._ Pociplo'a hour, 7:30 p, m. WodnoodaJ nom,. pre)or oenleo, 1:30 p.m. m. stra1e In JCUI' borne caD ,._ · Sill, II-2Mie DIS'!'··- - · Cocll.,r. Wlee,- --.uw-- 5.55 butlcJ!:ho1es. dam, - on tm. Unlan, ~-~ -· ~ dqa al ~ "' m.; Mra. ~ Waodf· Jftlltillilt. . · .' ' Scliool, 9:ll5 .. m.; ahlp, · 10:15. .li!lqdl,.v Blblt SIUdy SEWING MACIIINI!:, Ia 11004 ~ AltC Golden ~ pappleo. eondlllon, pbone 'lC-1114. Wheel Alignment m Alb st., ll!dtlleport. . . ll4llc 1141. .... Cllltm'MAS SP!lCW.I l"Ne WARM MCll'ldnl coal atove will: llfe.olr.e ntiw doB and I -GUARANrEEDfan, heals 3 to 4 - · Oiled montlll of plano ~ by less l!!an two montlls. Glean "' J001' cbolee wltb PiiONE 992-2094 JeweD, Dcnrrdngton. 0. Phone leather lbe pure1we "' a ...., War1111-3135. 1114-121c plano. Good quaiiiJ . omerov Home & Atllol guitar outfit. $34.115; Good . . GOOD USEil llarchrldl PI 1ecUon or Ealey """"' orplll, ~ II. Mill range, Nort!t nlrlllll'a1nr. $139.50 ap; Jllellme ...... lan!e lllze Wann MoriiiDI Ul lee OD reeds. WmlalJ'I, Ill Garfield Ave., Pllllenbm'l, GlllTAR IIIII ampllller, ..,. heater, twCHIIIee'l ""'""'· c.n IIIIU!J09, t141-«e W. Va. Phone -.-1. :vear old, Oiled VfJt'l IIUle, U41..-e 1'llone a-'12811. 11·f141lc TIIREE BEDROOllf raacb otyle !dna. 1111 ""'· ..... - · StllldaiSc&9ri'*'""al, ~ C ~ureb .... . .. .....,,., .............. . .. . .. .. . D-114fc --- ~ - · - ' ·' \ ' twa !o!EN'8 • ....-. 11117 DJ1ItaJI 1111111 above claY ... noll. No fur 01' ldd,ll 1•••--••"1·.......______.,..~....~..,!""'--•••--•of , ,. WOJJKI'Nil ••1 . am Ballay. IJ.Il.llle . . .. , lif~ 2«\~COJ,.N ST, :':.:='i:t~,::~!:i; .· ' RAC·I~ JUL~VALU MARKET ·' 1110. IIB'I'IRING 85 N. COURT ST. . " . ' Dennll, Dcinald and Laura Jean. 11.2f.llc 5~1 . 11-21-lfc MARllt UR bact to Its eioment Sadly missed by wile, Opal, ehllcJron, Cbarlee, Llnc:oln - MerCUl'l' - Comet - E:wllah Ford PRODU~ AND .,...nwsUTORS OF llJGH GRADE COAL WESI' CQ,LUMBI,\, W. VA. ;,~da~ $aturday ' . 9:30 p.m. til..Z\a.m. ' aabore. ' . Seo llliOiber II Wllllblng llle illrand Aad the beautllal llball II DO RAY RIGGS, INC._ LEIVING COAL_ _COMPANY . ,_ nrRNISIIED TIIREE liOOM APAR'.\'MENT .itQa. _ · bath, Adalia, 212 South Flfdi Ave.• )flddJeport, pbona IIUtlll. POMEROY, OHIO ;!'!! ........ ~~ .._..... II ,. "'" ,_,., .,,., -....... OHIO V4LLEY BAKING CO. omo .:IVJIY N~ -L • OW. BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARK VSTORE - r i Jaok~,putor. Buller, .• Pa as co. ro l't1RH1liiiED prage apartment '"' IJnooln Hill. Ulllfttea paid. Adults only, Plloae 99U4811. 11-29-3tr \' of Thanks mare. MT. MORIAH BAP'J'IS1-MicldlopOrt, tonier vi Fourtb IIIII , ~... PH. 667-3280 SALES - ALLIS CHALMBEBS- SEJMCE FARM- IND~TRIAL - LAWN- GAi!DEN TUPPERS_PLAINS · 667-IW . .. .. · . · O)ltime'l bilnd of quleband to dwall ADd a IDCDIIelll of Ioven- EQUIPMENT r:·~';;·=-:'~ tliolt, .:.•MEMBER O,F THE· BlG 3" ., IWO. • ._~,Rent ... -.at I ~-~~~Jmw.' · GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPI't:RS PLADIS Pholle 1MN111 l'nliiiJI, l'llrtlaal ••rlllnlr. I EVINRUDE 69's Are Here _______________, con ... •' . 'I am llaJn st. ..., ~- BAKERS OF tooD BREAD HUN'11NGTOI'I, W. VA. ,._ TV'" ~ • lUll" .. . . . . . ._ _~!- ---- Fridoy •SOJIJO ...., · ..r· 12:9-21 . . I:S:I2 BAKERY a- AilE YOU lnlerelted Ia a Bible WE WISH to _exteod heirC· lead!lng Church; If oo trY, meN ROOM mrtrnent In fell thanks at the deatll of our lllb1e BapUst Temple, an IDMlcldletlort. newly deanod Slid belovad husband a n d flthdependent el:ureh, mlila for·eomoletelv rodeeoraled. front er, Lany E. Court. We wish mer llluim'a Marine Bldg.. 'and badt porebes and enlraJr to tllant 111 of our llliiiY MlnonviJie, o. !lt!rvl<o 7:30 ~ and relatives ior llle p.m. !l'riclq mining. Pastor - eeo. Pllr lnformatltJD Cllll 11-IT-tfe beautllul !Iowen and mw ltl!tl ller!'liJIItiD, Ralr011111100d, fiiU'I'/0. eontrlbullons. Specllll tlltml<h . lleeGod U.jllllt Olurdl to Rev. Gluesencamp anc! · · 11-11-«c ~ llOflM funJIIIIed lplrtment. AU utDIIIel paid. Plione EwbJg Funeral Home and to llltml. ll·l5-tle all wllo !lave helped ua In oo Help W1111W m..,y WIJI. REAL Eatale·Salesmlm or lllel • !l(li)M ..,.-1. elnoe to Mn, Joan CoiBrt and lady for Melp County, aper~ ,foll\<jw• . <111ugbtort. · 11..2f.ll•: lenee helpful but not euentlal. · #10 be!ort 5 o.m. tt-Jt.tte Wrlle pmg lirlef .,..... to • In Memory P. 0. 8os 1145, Alll0111, · Oblo. 4 \lOOM P'IJIINISHI!lD aoartIN Mi!:MoRY o1 our busband II·~ 11!1111. ball! onc1 .......... fmo. ~· ......_ E"'~'-·er · o..., heat. ortv..t• llld ..... . .,...., ......,.. ' _J ·,.'Y'IO"""=--l ~ 'IIIIo '. Jias,ed .....,. one year ""' """ .., ~- out nf oR floodl. S b1orb frodl liD lotday NovemiJer :tt ""'**DJ. Uve Ill. PlloDO ltJ- 110s1 ofll.,._ tii!Jsml 1mm 11 ' · all. 0. HludJ, lifer Llbert7 p.m. to 8 o.m. 11-ltlte Romon s ~I Thessalonlons 1011 OPEN EVES. 1.00 P.M. _ . , • .,.v, :.... _. , IO lofely leltn ;OhJie I '1111 ·Ia Cllrlal Blllplta1 In Clnellmatl the put !IJOI!Ib. You wl)l .,.... .or l:now bow deeply tbey " were apprtelated. Mn. Alron 'lrlll' Kolton. Dol 2'13, AbordeeD. 0. 411181 11-2f.Jtc -~. HEINER~ ,· >• QJunty trtends lbat Hill 1118 ' flo1lm, IJ)fts, cards ~ , ctlurcllei. They are essential in a .Orld 6:27-36 ~ 110 OD For Sale PO'I'A'IOIIIS, :,rean amrli:w Wlth ,whltc nvlon top, gr••n with vinyl trim . - · .· , ·:t ·pom,.· eroy Motor. Co• ., T WIS1! to thank all "'Y }felgll ¢ . m!Jbt .. . Luke ;~ ·· en Willi the ~ It will, In acme meuuro, follor IIIII holp oustaln llioc which laa.;c•l" lallomiiJI IIIII com~~t,y ll!e, thlo !eaturel•""!"oorodb)tho bUIIneo0 flrn\land orpnlzad0111whoie namoo · Morning worship, 10:30 L m.. seroOO tourthSun:laysofeach month. <Evening evangelladc service, 8 p. DL secon:l 1 n d third Sundt) each month. ,Pnpelu~ea. lsoloh , I1JO ~•." to 5!1)0 P·• · Dolly 1130 ·_..-'"• -to l 2100 . No-~S,oturll~ -the'·lielfef lhet peaee <an be a blelllinr 1m · weak and Btrong alike • • ; -that patient nnderotandillr C8b enrich lite. Tuudoy Wednesday Thursday Psalms 'J c-.. .,. . ,.,. ,.,. still threai:Amed with a return to fllo blaek eyo . and bloody nose . •• or ~mething wone. Mamlnr wor- Was $1495 65 CHFVELLE .... .. .................. $1395 Matlbu cll:f'l.'l. V8 engine, P.G. tranlm lulon, n.w ···- tlrn , . ~. ,. I LIND AD'-'' Al4lt1Ntf Zc ·, ...·~~- Qll".fiC'I! HOUIIIS But that·II not the real rei!Oil we CIJiltro1 brutal impulael. The rea) re.uan lies deep In our ~hrlatlan herltap: -a ~se of human dignity • • • 'J -...p;ct for falrnet111 and juatiee reM!.,. our _ce• Oltco'f"' o" ...... 614-992·2181 Locol owner 'car 1 _. on lha floor, good w d• 111val W.W. tlrtt, red vinyl InteriM, wttifa flnlth, ,.dlo & IM!atcr . Try It for ptrformonce $1 .50 ... 50 .... •11'11-. , • . '• ·' Call Pomeroy 66 ·cHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cp,e.; ... .' ... $1995 CARD.D~ THANKS I OBITUARY' •'' other gnat princlpleo of life whlt:h ,chall""ae men's heart. and minds. We seek to understand and apply them aa we worship God ·in The other big 1111110·· on ' -" """' ate l'lwred by 14 points No living lhlng Is bigger saturday's lllte Is the trodlUlJo. bOt the point spre~d means than the blue whale. Th• al Army-NaY) elash 11 Phi~ lltUe ill the aMIIIIInlor-oervlce tongllf alone of this behemoth phil. The cadets, 114 fDr tfii . bottle. weighs 31-'l tons. , ' 21 ,... ........ ,.,.wlthl"1oH.,.. Rooted in the same Chriatbn faith ~re ODIST - Bev. Wendell G. Slutler, pastor. WOI'ship oerrlce, 9 a. . m.; SUndlly SChool, 10 L m. Mrs. Fred Nease, &cit. Prayer servl.ee, Wedneldl,y, 1 p. MINERSVD..LE U N I T E D m. Rev. Raldtn Ml!rer, put.or. METHODIST - Hey, Wendell CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE stutter.. JJastor. SWii:lly School, - Mlddlopnrt. ae.. AUdry Miller, 9 L m.; Kenneth Wiaens. &IJt. ,puiDr, Letter Ta,ylor,Sot>LSuaWorship service, 10 L m. day School, 9:30 L m,; MCll'ldnl SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TRE Wonhlp, 10:30 a. ln.; Jllaior SoNAZARENE - Rev. A. E. Miller, cle(y. 6:30 p., m.; NYPS, 6:45 p.. pastor. B o b Moore, Sundoy m. SundOY Evltilolllllle meeiiDr, School Soc>L s...loy School elus7:30, m• ...._ mee~~Jw, woe~es lor all ages, 9:30a.m.; Morn- noaday, 7:30p.m. · 1_ lug Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THESALVA110N ARMY -bSunday 6:30 p.m.; Eftngalbtlc YOY Ray S, \¥blllls, omeer In Service SUnday 7:30 p.m.; Mid- ehlrp, Sua!Ja1, 10 a.m.,IIOII~. - k Pre)er meeting Weclnes- nooo mooting; 10:30 a. m, lluil.~ 7:80p. m.; Mlsaloaary day Scbool. Y - l'*lplo'o Le· ' lug !!e<ond W-edl.r of each 7:30p.m. MASON HAPTIST CHAPEL- m.; Lldloallclmo Leieuo; 7p,m; 9:30 a.m.; &mday &chool, 10:t5 a.m.; youth meeting, 6:t5 p.m. SILVER RUN FREE WIU. BAPTIST- Rev. CaudlllAtldDI, peslor, Ricl!ard Fink.~ School SuperiMe~ Scmday SChool, 10 a. m.; Worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetirc, Thunday, The Rev. Harold CumJngham, 7:30 p, m. Choir practice, TnoJo pastor, Charleo Laml>ert, Su,. dOl', 7 p. m. clay SC- ~L Corner Slcaod IIIII Pomero) Sts., Ma..-.,'" w. CARLETON CIIURCH-Klqj.. Va.; Scmday school, 9:4$ a.n1 bury Road. The lie•. Jay Sllleo, wonhlp oerrlce, 11 Wodno.paotor. Re4>h carl, s. s. Supt. day event,., training unlcia, 7; Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Wor- prayer serW.ce. 7:ts. ;; ship oerrlce, 10:30 a. m. IIIII R 0 c K SPJUNP$ UNITED 7:30 p, m. llteriiOiely, Pre)lr ~THODIST - C. J. r-Io)-, aenlce eaeh W-sda,y, 7:30 pallOr; H-d BlacJtston, Chureb p, m. ochool o....n-i. -- ~ POMEROY CI!URCII OF wonh_lp, 9:30 a. m.: ~ ~ CHRIST - Robrt ll Wood, Pl-1school, 10:15 Lm.; til!~'~ tor. Sundoy Bible Study, 9:30 L ohlp , 7:30; MYF ,Sil,lcll,j,; 11:30 m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; p,m. P<a¥~r me6111111 .anil' llii.ie Youth meeting, 6:30p.m.; E-ve- llluc)y, W-edl.r, 7:30 p:m. Mning worship, 7:30. Mid--Week mlnlotratlve cooaoll meou., service, Wednesday, 7:30 p 0m. drat Monday of 8lch month, 7:Junior choir practice, Friday, 30p.m. 4 p, m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN ni" CHRIST - Elden Ro Bllike, 21 Furman. 7. tor. 5uailol' Scbool, to a. Top-ra- Soufllorn Cellfor· Wlnalo JIOiolnler, """' lolon1lnl. nie, led by HeiiDIIn Tl'o<lphj< ....-.oo, 11. a. ra. ElitnbW ~n­ whUIOr O.J. Slmpsoa, winds .., de Chrlslian Eudtum, 1:30 p.. ita regular set.&Dil saturday with 111., Mrl. ~ Chovalter, &ftlle the TroJans hooting potent Notre Donie. Tlie Irish enter the contest &II a Chi'ee-ooint. '. - Eugene Underwdiil. pastor; V. H. Braley, &.pt.; SundQ school, 9:30 L m.; com- Worohlp ,l,.....iaJM . Publicly you gloated over J001' oppon0/!1'1 bloody nooe (and privalolt j'ou wllhed U..t hie had lieen the black eyo witli Its mo• luling embarr. .lrienth Bu~ someiww, -~ _\?el"ry alone excused the hattie. ' Aa an adult how do you view the mattorf Would the )IQBBihility of bloody ¥!<lory bo suft\cient justifteation for attaDpUnr to beat the tsr out of oome Irritating ~elpborf You · ., ·lmiglht be arrested for dlalurhing fllo ~ , .. . auault ~ botwyl ch111'<h CIO<lal · RUTLAND CHURCH OF m., Bible Sluil3' aad pre)er meeilng, Saturday: Sabbalh School, 10:30 a.m.; Worship. 9:30a.m. FIBST UNITED PRCiBVTER· 1AN CHURCH - Middleport, Guest Minister, James Bucfwl.. an, Sundoy School &,perlnte"' dent. Sund&J' School, 9:30 a.m. .. , ' oW OM ln.-rt"IP to wd, wpell eleanod wltb ' !IItie Lultra. Ileal eleclrlc tibtmlpooer tl. .... l'lnlitun; u... al all, ·, .ntolc, r11dio, P.S. & P.B., auto. tront., doric blue hnith wit ¥thlt. nylon top. A r.a 1 t horpla. 12 d!'."':.,~!:'t.!':,,..,..u. "" '"'"'''"'· 11 ...... ,., Wortl ... concacvtlv.• Aa a boy it wu oo easy to jllllify a I&!>L Thursda,y, Ill day, Busy Bee qulllll8 l'ari;J In sentce; '7:30. ' p.m. SOUTH BE111EL UNITED METHODIST - Wonhlp, second , and fourth Sunday, 10:30 L m.; first and thirdSun:la.Ys, 7i30p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sundoy at TttJJ~ers Plains United Methodlst Church. CHESTER CHURCH OF GODThe Rev, Chol!terBQIIIII,)IIIIor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; worahlp oerrlce, 11 a. m.; Eftnlng worohll!, 7:30p.m. Pre)er 18l'V• lee, TUe...-r, 7:30 p. m. Yautb Serrice, 'fturBCIQ, 7:30 p. m. ' ~. munion and wonhlp serviee.10:30 a.m. i prayer meettrw, Thursday, 7:30p.m. CII!STER ME'I'HODlST ChilrBo - Rev. ,..._1 A. Cuto, putor. CHESTER: Woraldp, 9 L m.; Sm1day SChool, 10 a. m.; MrS. Wald Speacer, Supt. FLAT-. WOODS: Chureh Sebool, Simday, 11 a. m., John Bally, 8UIJt. Woroltlp oentco ~s with AI~ IIIII F - . . Semeeo Sunday mDI'IIIiw or evening, ol f ""'' ·,., J'IIOK WAIL . 66< PONTIAC BQNNEVJLLE CO,..; •.•.•• $1995 t. oCol 1 Owntr c:cr, new .... ''~··· Ylnyl ti'lnt with ltuc_k..- • .en.,. . . , . ··,.. -~~~'U',...,.~ -. ww; •( \ 7:30 p, m., lolra. Paul CHRIST - ·1 --- ··, ' Business Ser 'niO 11-INCJI .I-BBAIIS 17 feel lotlr. two Ire,- enllilm map lor Pontile or ~ Plloae Ooollllle, .....,., U-IWip -Was $209$ ,. ·""·"··· "'·'•1'01• . . . . . . ' • • • ~. • ,,. IJMrOINCt IMertlon. m., Tboraclay, .. ihe rtiht <. tlrat ·MellidOI' or inonth. POMDIOY TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev, W, H. 1"-rrln, )lCISII!r. Pllrlck D. Wood, Scip. s...loy Scliool, 9:15 1o m~'; Worlblp, 10:35 a. m. Yauth ehalr rebeartal, Monday, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Mai'VIn Burt, director; Senior choir rehearsal, p. ,,,,,v,, ~..,l!...~;: 1;f:, ',.;-"';~t.,~:l!!~~i ~ Jean Se...._ preoldenL p·nyer meeting, 7:30 p. in. ewry Wednesday. Board meet!._ 7:30 HARRISONVILLE PRESBY· TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, eaeh week. SEVEN7H DAY. ADVENTIST SuMa.y School Superintendent. Church - PuoOIOJ, Mulberry Sundoy ~hool, 9:30 L m. Sun. Holshta Hood, aorth ol Votorans ing Worship, 10:30 L m. Sunday day serYice, 8 p. m., the Rev. Memorial lloiJIItal. Phllllp Gagevening service at 1. wednelday Max . Donahue or Middleport . er, putor. Wtcmeaday, .7:3-0 .P· 8J United i s uperinten:ient, Sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; Sundl,y KENO Longhorns Wallop Foe, Gain Cotton Bowl Spot ' MT. UNION BAPTIST - Jley, Cecil Cox. pastor. SundAy SChool Nease Settlement - Robert E, Smith, Sr .. pai!Wr. &Jnday schoOl aupt., Roy Johnson. S u n d a y school, 9:30 a.m.: worship ser· ple'1 eerrlce, 6:45p.m.; evangeMASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH "-e ·-• 7 30 Wed OF GOD - Sec<nl St., Muon, _ ..cea, : p.m. • IIOiday evening eervice, 7:30. W. Va. SunclliY School, 10 a.m. . Morning worship, n a. m. Evan""' MIDDLEPOKT HEATH liNITED plloUc service, 7:30.p. m, 8iblo IIETHODIST-Max E. Donahle, Study am -prayer service, Wed~~r; Jlmeo Rrewlngtoo, nesday, 7:30p.m. Cho- Tea- - IChooJ &uperintondent, nint, pastor, Phone 773-5133. . Ourch s<l1ool, 9:30a.m.; morn- - CARLETON CHURCH -liings_lng worlhlp, 10:30 a.m.; yoolh liul')" Roed Sunday Sebool 9·30 '"""ing, &lnday, 6p.m. Choir re- L m., Hal~ Carl. Supt. W~rshtp heartaJ. w~. 7 p.m., choir service, 10:30 a.. m. and 7:30 p. director, Ben Philson. Prayer ' 'm. alternateiJ', Prayer m~, IOI'riee, Wednesday, 8 p.m. WodnesdOY, 7:30 p. m. ' •, morning woroblp, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 6 p.m. Bible owey, Wodnelda3. 7 p.m.; ebotr pracUce, 8:30p.m., Wodneedl.r- UNITED FAITH CHURCH - Stout. children's si.C)ertntelklent. 1 1U)L bdQ 1chool, 9:30 LDL; RI:GULATIQNJ· r. . T!'z PWii.~her 1.-. 9hl'lodan Endenor, 7:30 m. every other Scmday eve- - o-.., ,,.u...r.. Will ... tMI:IelfH Will 9 a .M. fer 30 a.m.; Bible oluil3' IIIII pre),service, Wedne&day, 7:30 p.m. p. 7:30 p. m.; Wednesday, Christtan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. vlre, 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m . IDd prayer meetina, 7:30 p.m. each &mday. Yooth meeting and Tburs*Y, choir practice, 7 p. choir practice, 6:30 p.m. each m. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil &lnday . .. ~~e~Ntev· DM"'Ilal t . .... (WtHfiOI'It 1 For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co.• • c.........,.,... ' stebbins, pastor, Sundly sehoo!, 118 U L11lo, oltei'niU18 Sunday 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:· ~David HoltU,c Ia as POMEROY FIRSf BAPl'JSf - John WUoo, ~- ' 5 •·•· Dey laftr• .,._.llc"'i•• lilT. · HERMON UNITED . BRETHREN IN CHRIST ...:_ Rev. Monzo! smtth, paotor,la'u n da) School, 9:~ a. .m.l Ruooell !\)el)o cer. s-; Alfred Wolfe. asslst.Ot:. .. ~ Sennon 11 L m., SYRACUSE f1RST UNITED ew.n.iJ:II aiirmo,n, 7J3~p. m., ~terP llESIIYTERIAN - Rev. Llllloll 18dl8 eaeb Suncf111," Clau meet- tor, SUncb,y sc:lxMll, 9:30 a.m. ; Lee Bifrnet!l, superintendent; worlhlp serviCe. U Lm. Wednesdl,y prayer rneetiD&.7:30p. m, 9IJldl.y nlgbt worship, 7 :30. TilE DANVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH - Charles Dozer, pastor; Adra Swick, Sunday School Superintendert. Sunda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, 10:30 L m. Youth an:l Junior youth service, 6:45 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30. PriU'er and praise , Wednesday, 7:30. .,......... 7:30 p. m. Sm1da.Y SChool, 9:45 L m. Chri stian Endeavor, third Sat:arday or each month. LAUREL CUFF FREE Ml:.'THODISJ' (.];URCH - Sunda,y School 9:30 L m., morning worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evening worshiP, UNITED FAITH CIIURCH of Nease Settlement, SuDCIIJ School Sot>erlnloado!ll, R o) Johil11011, Yooth meeti~V. ·6:30, Sundoy. .·. ' ·: _'.;. ;,' .··S,, . .. . U})' I'IRMt. ' Busl111ss Services SEWING MACIIINIS, N1J11r 1601<0, all makel, " ' .. 2!84. 'nle !l'abrle 8bap, JID. eroy. A1llhorlleol Slapr lillll and Sorvke. We lllulrpa. Sdllon. • ... CIGARETTE vendiqr: machines am service, ABC Enterprises, Mason, W, VL Phonom.55t3. '· 6-8-tfc Pre-Wlat., r. ., Sped1l' �... • I' • ~ ..,.. ""' .. ... ... ........ . ·· •<• .-. .•....• • • • , · · ···~ ., .......... ' .... ,, ' • .' ' 1a- ..,.; D.tb Sentinel, ' ~. ' ) " MJdaa~omoroy, ~'~!'~~~. 1168:'~ . · . , . · · . A LITTtE:'HQMEWORK' Watching Want AdS .Bring Top . .I . .·: ' ' . .. ' - IN:~=~~:fON D!)D~INEI DIST CllURCil - lleY. Paul A. Sellers, pastor, Morni~ WOI"shlp, 9:311 a. m.; Sundoy School, 10:30 .. m. BI.Ythe Theiss, Supt. Youth Fellowship, 6:3~ p. m. TRE RUTLAND COMMUNITY CI!URCH- Rev. Amos 111111• ~-·mRJSTIAN SCIENCE Services ·' 315 Main St., Pt. Pleasant, -~• 11 a. m.; Wednesda.Ys 'I :P.. DL All welcomo. L01'TRIOGE UNITED METH, ODIST- .worship, first and third · · ·Qmdays ot each month, 10:45 L &; · seeoml alii fourth Surxlays, ' ,:.;,.; fl....~. ""~. ,; " . Wise, s..,~ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHBI~7 -Bonnie Russell, pastor. Nor-_, c. wIll, ' "''· SUnday School ' 8:30 a. m.; Worshl,p service. 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor SUnday evening. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - SundOYSehool 9:30 L m.; Morning Worship, 10-_30 L m.; ~ng Worship, 7t30 p. m. Prayer sentces, 7:30 p, m. W-!11101'. Sunday School . • rintendent, Pauline McCilnlaelt, Pastor, Rev, Morrl• M. WoHe. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED MEniODIST- Morning Worship 9:30 L m. at forme r EUB buildillS- Expanded SurKiay Sc hool sea. alon ror nur sery to grade six cblldre n at former Methodist InDex at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. J a m e s &lnclay Church School, adults and )'OUth, 10:30 L m.; junior high, Hnior high and young adults meet in former Methodist Church for Sundoy Church School. Boyd Hackney, youth superintendent; post hJgh chss and senior adults meeting in former EUB building, ~ '.Viaem <I. .Jg ,JIIilult Bi· Y.I Class party,last Monday each month. Youth Fellowship t:a cb Suoday, 6 p. m. in former Me.. odist building. District youth raJ. b' ftrstMonclayofeachmonth. LE'f ART UNffED METHODIST CI!URCH - First and Sicand ~s preaching, 8 p.m.; Tblrd IIIII Foorlh &lnda.YB, &mdey School tO ·.I t ' uD., Worahipser- Ylee 11 a.m.; Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. , Prayer and Bible study. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr., pa.ltor. Sunday I lebool, 9:30 a.m.; morning worlldp, 10:30 Lm. ; young pea. CHURCH OF CIIRilTNonnan McCain, superintendent.. Services week)y at 9:30 a. m. Preac~. firlll aad thlrdSundOY of monlh by Cherie& Russell al 9:30 a, m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRM -Charles RUAsell, .PUtor, Richard Gilkey, Supt. Som- day School, 9:30 a. m.; Morniqr Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Eve~ worship, 7 p. m. Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 p. m. REORGANIZED CHURcH OF" Jesus Christ of Latter o a y s.ints, Portland _ Racine Road. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Morn- opposte seventh-nnked TeMsessee on New Year's de)· In Dallas. It wa s a situation in whicl"l co.ch Darrell Royal ' s ~earn couldn't lose as far a s postnason pl~ was concerned. A ¥1ctory meent a berth in the Cotton Bowl and a lou would, have earood the Longhorns 1 trip to the Surgar Bowl in New OrloonL for the Longhor ns, No. 6 in the •' lltlon, it was their eighth f COGMcutlve victoi"y alter an opel'ifJw" tie and los ~ alii tied • lbaQI _!rw fllo i>outlnl.¥t ,Conferchan111onshlp Ji!.lb_eighth, • ""' I evening worship, 7:30; Wednes· day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 o.m. SUTION UNITED METRO. DIST CHURCH - W, Dole MeClur& pastor. Sundoy SChoql, 10:30 L m. ; WorshiJ service, 9:30 L m., second and fourth Sundoy llch mooth. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZ ARENE - Re•. Herbert Grate, pastor. Wor&hip service, 11 a. m. ar.d 7:30p.m., SLifllly. Surdly SChool, 9:30 a.m. Rich· ani lllrton, Sq>L , Charles Blssell, assistant supl Prayer meeth~, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. evening prayer service, 7:30. speeking. Pastor, Elder Frederick J. stoJEHOV All'S WJTNESSCi, Lar· barL . ' BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST - &lnday ochool, 9:30 a. ry Camalutn, presidif8mlntster. Sunda.r: Blble )'''~·'"" ... "• g:30 a.m. i Watch Tower study, 10:a0 a, m.; Wednesday: Bible study, 7 P.m. m. Glen· Evans, 9Jpt. ctwrch ser- Thur·• ~ay: Mini lllrJI oe hool ' 7 p. m. Service meetbw:, 8 p.m. vices, 10:30 a.m.; evening ser~ MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTvice, 7 :30; Wednelday, prayer Mlller ~ _ -Everam. Weekley, services, 7:30p.m. paotor. Bible owey elaueo,SunGRAHAM UNITED METH0- day, 10Lm, Woroldpandpreach· DJST (; HURCH- Preaching, 9:30 a.m., First and Second ~n ­ days of each month; Third and Fourth Sunda.Y! each month, Worship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wednesda.v evenings at7:30, Prayer and Bible llludy. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs, Po~Bashan Road. Re•. E. J. Grlmth,paator. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Rog~ er WilCred, ~l Sunday worship service, 7:30p.m Prayer meet· ing, Tuesdoy , 7:30 p, m., Milrord Frederick, class leader. Youth Fellowship. Friday, 7:30p. m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Roger Wilfred, Jr., president. Press International team ror the Cotton Bowl, and The Texas Long horns fea sted Arkansas goes lo the Sugar ·JII Thanksgi ving day wilh a Bowl opposite rourth-ranked dctory over arch r ival Texas Georgia. '\&M. as their mai n coorse Virginia Tech, bound ror a -:hen had dessert in the rorm oC Llhort,y l;lowl enpgement """" a berth in the Cotton Bowl . alte Mississippi, routed Virginia The Longhorns blended a MUitary Institute 55-6 Thursday JH)tent runnlng game with a by converting two fumbles and IOiid defense to stop the Aggles four interceptioos · Into touchS5-14 and gain a cotton Bowl downs. IPOt E a r I Starkey, In another ThankogiYI!W day battle, Tulsa recoupled from Its humiliating 10~ defelt to Houston last week by handing Wichita State a 23.7 loss, ita lOth straight this year. ln an NAJA P 1 a y o r r game. TfOY & t a l e waUa:ped WWametle or Oregon 63--10 to move into the aeml.tlnals. Also, it was Tennessee Tech 7 Middle Tennessee . state 3, Tenne,aee A&l 48 Blohop (Tex.) 12, Austin Peay 9 Unlv. of Temessee (Martin) 7, · Presbyterlan 42 Newbet r.J 7, North C&rplh• A& T 21 N<>rth Carolina . College 6, Tuskegee Institute 23 . ~ Arkanoas. l e ,reui Alabama State 21, Leooir Rhyne - - Atlconsas 3 - !f.· m(il· :1 Catawba 22 South Carolina tieipn for the P ~ . ' · only State 28, .J~nson Smit h 6, · ~~ , , J...orwborm( l.' ~ e host Hofs tra 11 <.:.W. Post 7, Wofford '' Neue, 5er.ico, 10:30 a.m. Choir practice, 7:30 P.RL Wed- D!ledl.r~ I!NJJ'ED ME'J110. lug, · ro~i.. ~.l>lmday •mdlw · DIST: Syracuae. BJble study Stutler, pastor, SlniiJ' School, classes, Wedne&dl,y, 7:30 p.m. · 10 a, m.; CUroU Norris, Supt. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Molll Wonhlp oerolce, II L m.; MYF St., l'tlmeroy. Ourch oehool•eb 6 p, IlL Sunday. PI'OI'er meeting 9Uldi.Y at 10:30 a.m. Tblrd SUn. W~sdty, 8 p. m. dOY of llch, month 110 IIIOJ'IIIng POMEROY CHURCH OF THE oervlce, Hoi)' comDulnion, 7:30 NAZARENE- Corner Union and Monthly sings, ftrrt Saturda.7 ~ each month. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRJS. TIAN Church - James Srnlill, Pastor; Robert Paulsen, !ilndOY sehool supt. Morning servlee, .R••· W ,p ui Mulborcy. Re•. Clyde V, Renderpastor. Sundoy School, 9:30 L m.; Ra,mond Walburn, s..,l. MorniQg worship, 10:30 L m. ; Eveld-w Service, 7:30 p. m. r.fid.. week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 1011, FOREST RUN UNITED MEm- m.; :s...r·e~~~~~- underdog. ' . ·- ~~ ............_.... .. - ~·-·- ' .. oo~•cri-1 - • 2•. sr:JoliN'S LIITHERAN-Brl- .. Elwel, paolor, ship, 9 L m.; S&n!ay Scbool ~ 10:30 a. m, ST, PAUL'S LVI'IIEIIAN- 32 E, Second st., l'llonoroy. Sundo.Y SChool, 10 a.m.;Worahlpoenlce 11 Lm. SYRACLSE UNITED METRO. DIST CHURCH - HeY, Paul A. sellers, paator. Sunday School, 9:30 L m., Ben Quisenberry, Sq>~ Morning w'orshlp, 10:30 a. m., tlrst IIIII third Sundayo IICh momh. Evening e\langellatic service, 7:30 p. m. , second and fourth Sundoyll. CARMEL UNITED METHO. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ~JWo, .peaklr. 5uJvlal\ l!<IMipl, 9!30 'a. m.; WOYile Roosh, Slc>L 94:1-15 35:1-7 ., · . GOF.GLEIN . . READY-MIX CO. PHON~~ \ MIDDLEPORT ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST - RO.. WlUiam Alroon, Pastor. Rll.pll Spencer, SqJt,; Eldoo Weeks, Als't. Worship...-vices. 9:30 LJII..; SundiJ' School, 10:30 a.m. : Y~ FeilowstuP, 6:30. Wednesda.Y: Choir, 6:15 p, m.; Bible Study, 7;30. CHURCH OF CIURST - Mid· dloport, 5th IIIII Main. Jaek Seltea, supt. Bible SChool, 9:30 a. m.; MorniOW woroh4>, 10:30 a. m.; E\lenllw MX"Sbip, 7:30 p. m.; OIUO'S OLDts'NlO~ DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIUO MIDOLEPORT, WILUS ANTifONY PL'R~·~ · WILL DO u="' AND"IIEA'I1NG ATHENS tm . POMEROY 0 llt:MI098 .. ,\F-LY' PLACErCliM'•· •· "l ;> >• l!ldlanlo I1Jllt, . ''t ·ftVTLAmt FIBST BAP'nST ..; :rRE STORE WITII A HAaT · · . . . 'R)\clNE, 01J10 ae.. Softwlll J, -~· JIIU!IIo· . .- ' ·: ' lletYICe,11:80 m.; Gtr:• "Sab- .\ · - -.....,.... . '··-~~· -PraJer Sj!bool; 10 O,.!Doo...lin. WCII'IIQ , u .. Iii. BojliiiC ~ .. ~ ' ·.· .. ~· ~ .-.r ., .·SllAK HOUSE... ...... FlUEll CHICIIElf · OIUO ~!f+....,~~--·- ll bollll - peplac. llteratilml, efe. Mn. Proddle '!'babel. Muon, PlliJao '17Ue11. ~ MJDI)LJ!PORT FAMILY RECREATION. SWIMMING ·.~· IOWiq poeketa, IMmmlng, 'ARNOLD15 S.QHIO SERVICE., '. ;'!i!Z,; C: ;:'!::.,.. m·.:~11r·iw~Jle~ir.;.-v~·feldY ''\, :....1.'1100tili'J ' r::- :::.=• ~ ':. ':; \ ~ NUB ,.. .... ...., ., ,. , . _ , ••"· ...... -.. ""' > .,._, BID: 711. rut ·~ ~ " W•nted IU!lBPONSIIII.I party to PIJIDIDII fi 11.12 per 1110111b · bQot an. Dr,h'ate. PlentY of room fGr dll1dreD to play. Phone IIJ.!I1Dl ..1f.lle I'UIINISifED and unfarnls1led ltJII'Imenls. ct.. to tlehool. Phone GIUIM. 10.11-tfe or pay ~ due $7UO lor P'IIIIIIISIIED apartment. 4 J91t atono -~~ 11i1b nc1to, 1'001111 and batb. Marlon lleJ4-tpeed an!orrudJe cbaDger. 111ldl, Malon, 11'. Va. Phone CaD lft.D U.... '17UI47. ll·lttfe ANTIQUES. fJirDitule, dllhel, ~ A P : = ~- 111'1. liiwitd Ceell, Ill 11'. Main st., PoJne. .... l.a.lfc ••,. · paid. Rowlq & Reed,. MJd. tlleport. Phone f91.1'178 . . . JNS.Uc Nolle. DEc. II, 1111. WID ...... ,ROYAL OAK PARK ' 1001111 •and bath, furnace boat. , Private entran<O. Cllll ift.MIO between 5 and 7 p.IIL ll.JU!e .. . . VACANCY for two elderiJ JiiO' . Jilt, Pnflr lftnle pUI ... ...... Pbaao ........ 'f'IUlll. .l...,uc --- . 'I'll!!&·WilL "t lie a1 111m iihoot }~..~; .Dec. 1•. ....,.,., Ill ~ f! •I!Ji ...... Rmi aut». ..,.. '{"" . 11-a«c ,~..... Auto Sales !tal FORD pkkup, 8 cylinder, " Jib """. $18511; 1965 Jl'onl Ga. lule liOI, t<loor hardtop. lull Lost lnd Founcl power, one owner $1250; 1181 Metror station wagon, above eloltf. ol·. llutlald, mranl, avenge $6116; 19M MerourJ u::=~~~~ ...n ...,. ll411e ' Fors.le PON'nAC v... !IIIII llai'ander, Wool' bln1lap $111. !} & G Auto Sales, Topo l*'!' Jilalna, (lido. Pbcme 16'1· 1710. U4&41p lllfl OUlS ·te· pwcl ld • · ~ etr. Sell fGr ~ ... Plloae .,_ 'I'IU!II. ,. ·, . U.fl.ac 'i HYSELL Jiiljl FREE tfETHo.l 74UIIIS. Real Estate For S.le port. E<onomleal gu beat. :!111'1 SUPER Sport lmpaiL Close to tmd cluftliel. f1301). Phone 1112-2'111. 11-Sap Phone 9ft.2854. 114-ltlp AKC Puppl01, Sc:olllel, Coebrf. Pc.odles. Willies and !leJmaul. en, llaJbroo Kl'a.• Coolville, Oblo, Plio.. m.-.11-IWO!c GUERNSEY COW ml <alt. Pbone :117·22411. 11·:11-«e CORD WOOD. Pllono 117• . 11411c GIFT ITEMS Hohlld 'ltAZOit ..... :.:~.:.::....... 17 .n Old Car Modo/ RADIO ........~ .............. 17 .77 $415. WendeD's. Ill Olrlleld· GEO. BOIISTE'lTI!II, BliODR A.... l'albri!;barl, W. Va. POIBROY - 5 room tramo, PboDO 4&5-4401. l141..., lialb, ba!emenl, Jevellol near otors. $3501UO. MlllDIDORT - a room brlet. 1M8 ZIG ZAG sewlQ; macblne. Freight dlllllBged. Paint oeratcbocl. Bu &-:rr. written war- r8Diy. Mnkea bultonboles, bDnd bP.m ctrasoes, over eut ...,.., and mates fancy lllltebeo willlout Full oale price 111J Z1311. alladunenta. .-.88.Il-»4te Call WATCHES ~-··----·-.......9.95 ll.JI«e Mono 101B,~.s llud1et ~~!.., 992·5896 ballll, 4 bedrooms, hot water heal, luD ba"''''"'', 11&rage, near BChooiB. $30,000.00. m.LAGE 9TOIIB 6 8l!lmCE ~ATION- AD Block. llstureo, 7 room bouse, bath, doable garoge, acre lot. Only $II.D. We i'oeed Small Fana• IIELEN or Vlii01L TEAFORD FM ncllo, 4-tpeed automatic INTERCOM ................ 12.95 2 Station I~ STEREO RADIO, !IIIII model AIIIIOCJATI!S • stereo It ~ ll'llfi1!M • " . ' . ' .. •ftiUCUSi' "' .~· . tumlablli. Tate over pay. me11ts of ...44 per IIIOIIIh or pay balance due $138.84. Try 11 In 1""1' borne. caB 911MISI. Eloctrlc TAPE RECORDER .• 29.95 HOBSTETTER REALTY USED SPINET plano. A-1 dillon, Uglit walnut IIDIIh, PIONEm Tl'aftl trailer, 118'1, ·~·""~-~ lng. llir eondllloned. Goocl..,.. dllloo. Pbone Mason '1'1$6'1'11. 1141fe ll-ll-2te Buslnet~s OOZER, BACKJI)E, badlllt IUid truck service, r.eptle taaks, walor n-, buemAAIII also loploU. Hemy Babr, Pllcme • Ill! or Roller Bebr, Phone • Slllil. u-~ =• ---.- 11-29-ete SEWING Machine. 'l1ds machIDe equloped to zlc zag. make an wllboul attadunenttl. mw other leaiUiee · Pay luat' "1.17 or -dldy payments or $15. WID ~ "-t ... r.ll'«iLAAMMI!) Neleo iay IWIJ. IJII Scwinl Maehlllo. Needs no ~- llin '"' IJm. ~ali( ~- , _ ,. llllt- 31001$ . N~- ~~r lturt . u..-;;:u:;;;;;., •. - TIST- Cbtl:lel W. ~. Pll• . . Sc•aw•rztl •rllt Hoclii11111ort, Ohio Phone 667·3370 SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Haavy dut(.• extra daap ,,.,,.,, Nw fyll p 11 nylon. 77$xl .. Wtllta Slclowoll, OHLY S18.95 Pluo 2.19 federal Tox Moat pop..,lor alaoa avoilabl a. Llml .... number Itt thla prlu. Fully IVoront.ad. Built by a bit tiro makar for . .• MOORE'S \24 W. MAIN POMEROY A1C QEAIIE,, & SHIITLAU-' .. . ' . " Altorotiooa, dppera n4 pockoh. Prefoaolonol noi cleanlnta guoraat.ecl. Mason, West Vlrrlnla IN THI JI'KOIATI COUit OP • MilOS COUNTY,Allmllllttntor OHtO CKAIU.IS M. HYOLL, Wttfl tM Will A"nnotl of tM estate of Cw• Mel"'-"· DMNiocl. 77~ llU~ L---.:.;,;;;r.;;-;,;~--.1 ' '' .............. eHAILIS M. HYIILt., IT AL..o Ddtin. . •ta. No. n.tD • Free Estimates, .: • QualiiJ concrlll •C.UfledS~ • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshlq • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992·3284 GOEGLEIN GRAVE~ ·fd MJ7 PAGE MIDDLE'PORT. OHIO . =.. Lle4Uo NO'ftCII IN THI couaT OP ON ...... - Ml-81 ICDU .... .......... , DIIIO l'tlyllll •olnot,. LOftl ............. ........ 'PiiGae v.... MIDDLEPOII.f FIRST BAP• 6-9%-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive Service• RADIO & 1V REPAIR and aolelma.ll lllltalled. John Harrl1011, P~ IIIJ-252Z. . U-' sotc f.QUARIUM8, QlrlalmU Ills, 5, 10, 15, gallon. 818 Gur CDIDo plete une of Ololic filii aDd BAND Made Quilts, Co~. C. C. BRADII'ORD aupplles. GUt oertlli<atea rup IIIII eashlous, allo bave AucnoNEI!B available. The Boule ol WU. eight day clocl:, Phone ltJComplelo Senlte 11011, firs! road left below rm. 11·21'-411c Pleasant Polllt lteacid. Opeu lladae. Cillo I to I 'J'ueoday, Tllunday IUid BASE Culler. Like now, aaod Q1ll .. If d Saturda)'. Pbono 111-1... Vet)' Ultle, dual Di<ltupl, will I I tre U.a&-1011: take any reasonable offer, al· oo regular 8 strtag with ~ 1187 ZIG ZAGaoatlc: Well AIR OONDn'JONING Rmltetle plciupl. Phone 141-M. allon ...nee. JaelE'1 Ref111tnowD mab JOWin8 m""''M, 11-ll«c: eratloll, Now Haven. heme makel buttollllolea, OD .... titre butloal, IIIODOI!f'lllll, ate. AD sl'EREO redlo <ODBOI•, 4 •peed totermlxed changer. Dual voJ. wllboul oUIM'hmenlll. Full Jral. ume eonltol. 4 speaker eoond READY • liD[ well deliv"""" due only $44.» or II per S)'atem. Lavely walnut flniBh. ered rl&lll to , _ P"'leel. IIKIIth. Pb:De • eallu•ttc Tab over JIII)'IDeDia of $5.115 }1'811 .... 881)'. malee. Pbone WU214, Goeg. per month or balance $1Lif ean a-rua. n4tle . lela Really • Ills Co., Middle. ' ~ OldD, • Ill tre MAPLE Stereo Radio. 11168 lovely msp!e !IDisb wltll AM & llt)OOIT PRJCB furnltare 0!1 oar tblrd lloor budpl ahop. FM radio, 4 apeakera dual volume ....trot Take over Bater P1lnlltarw. Mldtlleport, payments of $8 per month or Cillo. D-ll'e P81 lual • .• . Call IIIJ.ml. - . PlY ti'I.IS Ill • • • • ~- '1'11 I.I,,:,:_JN ·!IC!li!L s.m... e,..;._ mltl'iaJer-1111, :):lmr~; 1,30'_p; lb. ' . llome Ill ~- Hlnlwvocl SAY, floors, storm doon IUid ar- - - -u.-Phone Alai baa '- .~I. N to ~a.t p\it ""'· · Sandl,r SdiOO!. 9130:,. m.; Maiidlw WCII'illllp, 10t30; ~ -lldp, 1j~l y._ Pociplo'a hour, 7:30 p, m. WodnoodaJ nom,. pre)or oenleo, 1:30 p.m. m. stra1e In JCUI' borne caD ,._ · Sill, II-2Mie DIS'!'··- - · Cocll.,r. Wlee,- --.uw-- 5.55 butlcJ!:ho1es. dam, - on tm. Unlan, ~-~ -· ~ dqa al ~ "' m.; Mra. ~ Waodf· Jftlltillilt. . · .' ' Scliool, 9:ll5 .. m.; ahlp, · 10:15. .li!lqdl,.v Blblt SIUdy SEWING MACIIINI!:, Ia 11004 ~ AltC Golden ~ pappleo. eondlllon, pbone 'lC-1114. Wheel Alignment m Alb st., ll!dtlleport. . . ll4llc 1141. .... Cllltm'MAS SP!lCW.I l"Ne WARM MCll'ldnl coal atove will: llfe.olr.e ntiw doB and I -GUARANrEEDfan, heals 3 to 4 - · Oiled montlll of plano ~ by less l!!an two montlls. Glean "' J001' cbolee wltb PiiONE 992-2094 JeweD, Dcnrrdngton. 0. Phone leather lbe pure1we "' a ...., War1111-3135. 1114-121c plano. Good quaiiiJ . omerov Home & Atllol guitar outfit. $34.115; Good . . GOOD USEil llarchrldl PI 1ecUon or Ealey """"' orplll, ~ II. Mill range, Nort!t nlrlllll'a1nr. $139.50 ap; Jllellme ...... lan!e lllze Wann MoriiiDI Ul lee OD reeds. WmlalJ'I, Ill Garfield Ave., Pllllenbm'l, GlllTAR IIIII ampllller, ..,. heater, twCHIIIee'l ""'""'· c.n IIIIU!J09, t141-«e W. Va. Phone -.-1. :vear old, Oiled VfJt'l IIUle, U41..-e 1'llone a-'12811. 11·f141lc TIIREE BEDROOllf raacb otyle !dna. 1111 ""'· ..... - · StllldaiSc&9ri'*'""al, ~ C ~ureb .... . .. .....,,., .............. . .. . .. .. . D-114fc --- ~ - · - ' ·' \ ' twa !o!EN'8 • ....-. 11117 DJ1ItaJI 1111111 above claY ... noll. No fur 01' ldd,ll 1•••--••"1·.......______.,..~....~..,!""'--•••--•of , ,. WOJJKI'Nil ••1 . am Ballay. IJ.Il.llle . . .. , lif~ 2«\~COJ,.N ST, :':.:='i:t~,::~!:i; .· ' RAC·I~ JUL~VALU MARKET ·' 1110. IIB'I'IRING 85 N. COURT ST. . " . ' Dennll, Dcinald and Laura Jean. 11.2f.llc 5~1 . 11-21-lfc MARllt UR bact to Its eioment Sadly missed by wile, Opal, ehllcJron, Cbarlee, Llnc:oln - MerCUl'l' - Comet - E:wllah Ford PRODU~ AND .,...nwsUTORS OF llJGH GRADE COAL WESI' CQ,LUMBI,\, W. VA. ;,~da~ $aturday ' . 9:30 p.m. til..Z\a.m. ' aabore. ' . Seo llliOiber II Wllllblng llle illrand Aad the beautllal llball II DO RAY RIGGS, INC._ LEIVING COAL_ _COMPANY . ,_ nrRNISIIED TIIREE liOOM APAR'.\'MENT .itQa. _ · bath, Adalia, 212 South Flfdi Ave.• )flddJeport, pbona IIUtlll. POMEROY, OHIO ;!'!! ........ ~~ .._..... II ,. "'" ,_,., .,,., -....... OHIO V4LLEY BAKING CO. omo .:IVJIY N~ -L • OW. BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARK VSTORE - r i Jaok~,putor. Buller, .• Pa as co. ro l't1RH1liiiED prage apartment '"' IJnooln Hill. Ulllfttea paid. Adults only, Plloae 99U4811. 11-29-3tr \' of Thanks mare. MT. MORIAH BAP'J'IS1-MicldlopOrt, tonier vi Fourtb IIIII , ~... PH. 667-3280 SALES - ALLIS CHALMBEBS- SEJMCE FARM- IND~TRIAL - LAWN- GAi!DEN TUPPERS_PLAINS · 667-IW . .. .. · . · O)ltime'l bilnd of quleband to dwall ADd a IDCDIIelll of Ioven- EQUIPMENT r:·~';;·=-:'~ tliolt, .:.•MEMBER O,F THE· BlG 3" ., IWO. • ._~,Rent ... -.at I ~-~~~Jmw.' · GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPI't:RS PLADIS Pholle 1MN111 l'nliiiJI, l'llrtlaal ••rlllnlr. I EVINRUDE 69's Are Here _______________, con ... •' . 'I am llaJn st. ..., ~- BAKERS OF tooD BREAD HUN'11NGTOI'I, W. VA. ,._ TV'" ~ • lUll" .. . . . . . ._ _~!- ---- Fridoy •SOJIJO ...., · ..r· 12:9-21 . . I:S:I2 BAKERY a- AilE YOU lnlerelted Ia a Bible WE WISH to _exteod heirC· lead!lng Church; If oo trY, meN ROOM mrtrnent In fell thanks at the deatll of our lllb1e BapUst Temple, an IDMlcldletlort. newly deanod Slid belovad husband a n d flthdependent el:ureh, mlila for·eomoletelv rodeeoraled. front er, Lany E. Court. We wish mer llluim'a Marine Bldg.. 'and badt porebes and enlraJr to tllant 111 of our llliiiY MlnonviJie, o. !lt!rvl<o 7:30 ~ and relatives ior llle p.m. !l'riclq mining. Pastor - eeo. Pllr lnformatltJD Cllll 11-IT-tfe beautllul !Iowen and mw ltl!tl ller!'liJIItiD, Ralr011111100d, fiiU'I'/0. eontrlbullons. Specllll tlltml<h . lleeGod U.jllllt Olurdl to Rev. Gluesencamp anc! · · 11-11-«c ~ llOflM funJIIIIed lplrtment. AU utDIIIel paid. Plione EwbJg Funeral Home and to llltml. ll·l5-tle all wllo !lave helped ua In oo Help W1111W m..,y WIJI. REAL Eatale·Salesmlm or lllel • !l(li)M ..,.-1. elnoe to Mn, Joan CoiBrt and lady for Melp County, aper~ ,foll\<jw• . <111ugbtort. · 11..2f.ll•: lenee helpful but not euentlal. · #10 be!ort 5 o.m. tt-Jt.tte Wrlle pmg lirlef .,..... to • In Memory P. 0. 8os 1145, Alll0111, · Oblo. 4 \lOOM P'IJIINISHI!lD aoartIN Mi!:MoRY o1 our busband II·~ 11!1111. ball! onc1 .......... fmo. ~· ......_ E"'~'-·er · o..., heat. ortv..t• llld ..... . .,...., ......,.. ' _J ·,.'Y'IO"""=--l ~ 'IIIIo '. Jias,ed .....,. one year ""' """ .., ~- out nf oR floodl. S b1orb frodl liD lotday NovemiJer :tt ""'**DJ. Uve Ill. PlloDO ltJ- 110s1 ofll.,._ tii!Jsml 1mm 11 ' · all. 0. HludJ, lifer Llbert7 p.m. to 8 o.m. 11-ltlte Romon s ~I Thessalonlons 1011 OPEN EVES. 1.00 P.M. _ . , • .,.v, :.... _. , IO lofely leltn ;OhJie I '1111 ·Ia Cllrlal Blllplta1 In Clnellmatl the put !IJOI!Ib. You wl)l .,.... .or l:now bow deeply tbey " were apprtelated. Mn. Alron 'lrlll' Kolton. Dol 2'13, AbordeeD. 0. 411181 11-2f.Jtc -~. HEINER~ ,· >• QJunty trtends lbat Hill 1118 ' flo1lm, IJ)fts, cards ~ , ctlurcllei. They are essential in a .Orld 6:27-36 ~ 110 OD For Sale PO'I'A'IOIIIS, :,rean amrli:w Wlth ,whltc nvlon top, gr••n with vinyl trim . - · .· , ·:t ·pom,.· eroy Motor. Co• ., T WIS1! to thank all "'Y }felgll ¢ . m!Jbt .. . Luke ;~ ·· en Willi the ~ It will, In acme meuuro, follor IIIII holp oustaln llioc which laa.;c•l" lallomiiJI IIIII com~~t,y ll!e, thlo !eaturel•""!"oorodb)tho bUIIneo0 flrn\land orpnlzad0111whoie namoo · Morning worship, 10:30 L m.. seroOO tourthSun:laysofeach month. <Evening evangelladc service, 8 p. DL secon:l 1 n d third Sundt) each month. ,Pnpelu~ea. lsoloh , I1JO ~•." to 5!1)0 P·• · Dolly 1130 ·_..-'"• -to l 2100 . No-~S,oturll~ -the'·lielfef lhet peaee <an be a blelllinr 1m · weak and Btrong alike • • ; -that patient nnderotandillr C8b enrich lite. Tuudoy Wednesday Thursday Psalms 'J c-.. .,. . ,.,. ,.,. still threai:Amed with a return to fllo blaek eyo . and bloody nose . •• or ~mething wone. Mamlnr wor- Was $1495 65 CHFVELLE .... .. .................. $1395 Matlbu cll:f'l.'l. V8 engine, P.G. tranlm lulon, n.w ···- tlrn , . ~. ,. I LIND AD'-'' Al4lt1Ntf Zc ·, ...·~~- Qll".fiC'I! HOUIIIS But that·II not the real rei!Oil we CIJiltro1 brutal impulael. The rea) re.uan lies deep In our ~hrlatlan herltap: -a ~se of human dignity • • • 'J -...p;ct for falrnet111 and juatiee reM!.,. our _ce• Oltco'f"' o" ...... 614-992·2181 Locol owner 'car 1 _. on lha floor, good w d• 111val W.W. tlrtt, red vinyl InteriM, wttifa flnlth, ,.dlo & IM!atcr . Try It for ptrformonce $1 .50 ... 50 .... •11'11-. , • . '• ·' Call Pomeroy 66 ·cHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cp,e.; ... .' ... $1995 CARD.D~ THANKS I OBITUARY' •'' other gnat princlpleo of life whlt:h ,chall""ae men's heart. and minds. We seek to understand and apply them aa we worship God ·in The other big 1111110·· on ' -" """' ate l'lwred by 14 points No living lhlng Is bigger saturday's lllte Is the trodlUlJo. bOt the point spre~d means than the blue whale. Th• al Army-NaY) elash 11 Phi~ lltUe ill the aMIIIIInlor-oervlce tongllf alone of this behemoth phil. The cadets, 114 fDr tfii . bottle. weighs 31-'l tons. , ' 21 ,... ........ ,.,.wlthl"1oH.,.. Rooted in the same Chriatbn faith ~re ODIST - Bev. Wendell G. Slutler, pastor. WOI'ship oerrlce, 9 a. . m.; SUndlly SChool, 10 L m. Mrs. Fred Nease, &cit. Prayer servl.ee, Wedneldl,y, 1 p. MINERSVD..LE U N I T E D m. Rev. Raldtn Ml!rer, put.or. METHODIST - Hey, Wendell CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE stutter.. JJastor. SWii:lly School, - Mlddlopnrt. ae.. AUdry Miller, 9 L m.; Kenneth Wiaens. &IJt. ,puiDr, Letter Ta,ylor,Sot>LSuaWorship service, 10 L m. day School, 9:30 L m,; MCll'ldnl SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TRE Wonhlp, 10:30 a. ln.; Jllaior SoNAZARENE - Rev. A. E. Miller, cle(y. 6:30 p., m.; NYPS, 6:45 p.. pastor. B o b Moore, Sundoy m. SundOY Evltilolllllle meeiiDr, School Soc>L s...loy School elus7:30, m• ...._ mee~~Jw, woe~es lor all ages, 9:30a.m.; Morn- noaday, 7:30p.m. · 1_ lug Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THESALVA110N ARMY -bSunday 6:30 p.m.; Eftngalbtlc YOY Ray S, \¥blllls, omeer In Service SUnday 7:30 p.m.; Mid- ehlrp, Sua!Ja1, 10 a.m.,IIOII~. - k Pre)er meeting Weclnes- nooo mooting; 10:30 a. m, lluil.~ 7:80p. m.; Mlsaloaary day Scbool. Y - l'*lplo'o Le· ' lug !!e<ond W-edl.r of each 7:30p.m. MASON HAPTIST CHAPEL- m.; Lldloallclmo Leieuo; 7p,m; 9:30 a.m.; &mday &chool, 10:t5 a.m.; youth meeting, 6:t5 p.m. SILVER RUN FREE WIU. BAPTIST- Rev. CaudlllAtldDI, peslor, Ricl!ard Fink.~ School SuperiMe~ Scmday SChool, 10 a. m.; Worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetirc, Thunday, The Rev. Harold CumJngham, 7:30 p, m. Choir practice, TnoJo pastor, Charleo Laml>ert, Su,. dOl', 7 p. m. clay SC- ~L Corner Slcaod IIIII Pomero) Sts., Ma..-.,'" w. CARLETON CIIURCH-Klqj.. Va.; Scmday school, 9:4$ a.n1 bury Road. The lie•. Jay Sllleo, wonhlp oerrlce, 11 Wodno.paotor. Re4>h carl, s. s. Supt. day event,., training unlcia, 7; Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Wor- prayer serW.ce. 7:ts. ;; ship oerrlce, 10:30 a. m. IIIII R 0 c K SPJUNP$ UNITED 7:30 p, m. llteriiOiely, Pre)lr ~THODIST - C. J. r-Io)-, aenlce eaeh W-sda,y, 7:30 pallOr; H-d BlacJtston, Chureb p, m. ochool o....n-i. -- ~ POMEROY CI!URCII OF wonh_lp, 9:30 a. m.: ~ ~ CHRIST - Robrt ll Wood, Pl-1school, 10:15 Lm.; til!~'~ tor. Sundoy Bible Study, 9:30 L ohlp , 7:30; MYF ,Sil,lcll,j,; 11:30 m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; p,m. P<a¥~r me6111111 .anil' llii.ie Youth meeting, 6:30p.m.; E-ve- llluc)y, W-edl.r, 7:30 p:m. Mning worship, 7:30. Mid--Week mlnlotratlve cooaoll meou., service, Wednesday, 7:30 p 0m. drat Monday of 8lch month, 7:Junior choir practice, Friday, 30p.m. 4 p, m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN ni" CHRIST - Elden Ro Bllike, 21 Furman. 7. tor. 5uailol' Scbool, to a. Top-ra- Soufllorn Cellfor· Wlnalo JIOiolnler, """' lolon1lnl. nie, led by HeiiDIIn Tl'o<lphj< ....-.oo, 11. a. ra. ElitnbW ~n­ whUIOr O.J. Slmpsoa, winds .., de Chrlslian Eudtum, 1:30 p.. ita regular set.&Dil saturday with 111., Mrl. ~ Chovalter, &ftlle the TroJans hooting potent Notre Donie. Tlie Irish enter the contest &II a Chi'ee-ooint. '. - Eugene Underwdiil. pastor; V. H. Braley, &.pt.; SundQ school, 9:30 L m.; com- Worohlp ,l,.....iaJM . Publicly you gloated over J001' oppon0/!1'1 bloody nooe (and privalolt j'ou wllhed U..t hie had lieen the black eyo witli Its mo• luling embarr. .lrienth Bu~ someiww, -~ _\?el"ry alone excused the hattie. ' Aa an adult how do you view the mattorf Would the )IQBBihility of bloody ¥!<lory bo suft\cient justifteation for attaDpUnr to beat the tsr out of oome Irritating ~elpborf You · ., ·lmiglht be arrested for dlalurhing fllo ~ , .. . auault ~ botwyl ch111'<h CIO<lal · RUTLAND CHURCH OF m., Bible Sluil3' aad pre)er meeilng, Saturday: Sabbalh School, 10:30 a.m.; Worship. 9:30a.m. FIBST UNITED PRCiBVTER· 1AN CHURCH - Middleport, Guest Minister, James Bucfwl.. an, Sundoy School &,perlnte"' dent. Sund&J' School, 9:30 a.m. .. , ' oW OM ln.-rt"IP to wd, wpell eleanod wltb ' !IItie Lultra. Ileal eleclrlc tibtmlpooer tl. .... l'lnlitun; u... al all, ·, .ntolc, r11dio, P.S. & P.B., auto. tront., doric blue hnith wit ¥thlt. nylon top. A r.a 1 t horpla. 12 d!'."':.,~!:'t.!':,,..,..u. "" '"'"'''"'· 11 ...... ,., Wortl ... concacvtlv.• Aa a boy it wu oo easy to jllllify a I&!>L Thursda,y, Ill day, Busy Bee qulllll8 l'ari;J In sentce; '7:30. ' p.m. SOUTH BE111EL UNITED METHODIST - Wonhlp, second , and fourth Sunday, 10:30 L m.; first and thirdSun:la.Ys, 7i30p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sundoy at TttJJ~ers Plains United Methodlst Church. CHESTER CHURCH OF GODThe Rev, Chol!terBQIIIII,)IIIIor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; worahlp oerrlce, 11 a. m.; Eftnlng worohll!, 7:30p.m. Pre)er 18l'V• lee, TUe...-r, 7:30 p. m. Yautb Serrice, 'fturBCIQ, 7:30 p. m. ' ~. munion and wonhlp serviee.10:30 a.m. i prayer meettrw, Thursday, 7:30p.m. CII!STER ME'I'HODlST ChilrBo - Rev. ,..._1 A. Cuto, putor. CHESTER: Woraldp, 9 L m.; Sm1day SChool, 10 a. m.; MrS. Wald Speacer, Supt. FLAT-. WOODS: Chureh Sebool, Simday, 11 a. m., John Bally, 8UIJt. Woroltlp oentco ~s with AI~ IIIII F - . . Semeeo Sunday mDI'IIIiw or evening, ol f ""'' ·,., J'IIOK WAIL . 66< PONTIAC BQNNEVJLLE CO,..; •.•.•• $1995 t. oCol 1 Owntr c:cr, new .... ''~··· Ylnyl ti'lnt with ltuc_k..- • .en.,. . . , . ··,.. -~~~'U',...,.~ -. ww; •( \ 7:30 p, m., lolra. Paul CHRIST - ·1 --- ··, ' Business Ser 'niO 11-INCJI .I-BBAIIS 17 feel lotlr. two Ire,- enllilm map lor Pontile or ~ Plloae Ooollllle, .....,., U-IWip -Was $209$ ,. ·""·"··· "'·'•1'01• . . . . . . ' • • • ~. • ,,. IJMrOINCt IMertlon. m., Tboraclay, .. ihe rtiht <. tlrat ·MellidOI' or inonth. POMDIOY TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev, W, H. 1"-rrln, )lCISII!r. Pllrlck D. Wood, Scip. s...loy Scliool, 9:15 1o m~'; Worlblp, 10:35 a. m. Yauth ehalr rebeartal, Monday, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Mai'VIn Burt, director; Senior choir rehearsal, p. ,,,,,v,, ~..,l!...~;: 1;f:, ',.;-"';~t.,~:l!!~~i ~ Jean Se...._ preoldenL p·nyer meeting, 7:30 p. in. ewry Wednesday. Board meet!._ 7:30 HARRISONVILLE PRESBY· TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, eaeh week. SEVEN7H DAY. ADVENTIST SuMa.y School Superintendent. Church - PuoOIOJ, Mulberry Sundoy ~hool, 9:30 L m. Sun. Holshta Hood, aorth ol Votorans ing Worship, 10:30 L m. Sunday day serYice, 8 p. m., the Rev. Memorial lloiJIItal. Phllllp Gagevening service at 1. wednelday Max . Donahue or Middleport . er, putor. Wtcmeaday, .7:3-0 .P· 8J United i s uperinten:ient, Sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; Sundl,y KENO Longhorns Wallop Foe, Gain Cotton Bowl Spot ' MT. UNION BAPTIST - Jley, Cecil Cox. pastor. SundAy SChool Nease Settlement - Robert E, Smith, Sr .. pai!Wr. &Jnday schoOl aupt., Roy Johnson. S u n d a y school, 9:30 a.m.: worship ser· ple'1 eerrlce, 6:45p.m.; evangeMASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH "-e ·-• 7 30 Wed OF GOD - Sec<nl St., Muon, _ ..cea, : p.m. • IIOiday evening eervice, 7:30. W. Va. SunclliY School, 10 a.m. . Morning worship, n a. m. Evan""' MIDDLEPOKT HEATH liNITED plloUc service, 7:30.p. m, 8iblo IIETHODIST-Max E. Donahle, Study am -prayer service, Wed~~r; Jlmeo Rrewlngtoo, nesday, 7:30p.m. Cho- Tea- - IChooJ &uperintondent, nint, pastor, Phone 773-5133. . Ourch s<l1ool, 9:30a.m.; morn- - CARLETON CHURCH -liings_lng worlhlp, 10:30 a.m.; yoolh liul')" Roed Sunday Sebool 9·30 '"""ing, &lnday, 6p.m. Choir re- L m., Hal~ Carl. Supt. W~rshtp heartaJ. w~. 7 p.m., choir service, 10:30 a.. m. and 7:30 p. director, Ben Philson. Prayer ' 'm. alternateiJ', Prayer m~, IOI'riee, Wednesday, 8 p.m. WodnesdOY, 7:30 p. m. ' •, morning woroblp, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 6 p.m. Bible owey, Wodnelda3. 7 p.m.; ebotr pracUce, 8:30p.m., Wodneedl.r- UNITED FAITH CHURCH - Stout. children's si.C)ertntelklent. 1 1U)L bdQ 1chool, 9:30 LDL; RI:GULATIQNJ· r. . T!'z PWii.~her 1.-. 9hl'lodan Endenor, 7:30 m. every other Scmday eve- - o-.., ,,.u...r.. Will ... tMI:IelfH Will 9 a .M. fer 30 a.m.; Bible oluil3' IIIII pre),service, Wedne&day, 7:30 p.m. p. 7:30 p. m.; Wednesday, Christtan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. vlre, 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m . IDd prayer meetina, 7:30 p.m. each &mday. Yooth meeting and Tburs*Y, choir practice, 7 p. choir practice, 6:30 p.m. each m. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil &lnday . .. ~~e~Ntev· DM"'Ilal t . .... (WtHfiOI'It 1 For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co.• • c.........,.,... ' stebbins, pastor, Sundly sehoo!, 118 U L11lo, oltei'niU18 Sunday 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:· ~David HoltU,c Ia as POMEROY FIRSf BAPl'JSf - John WUoo, ~- ' 5 •·•· Dey laftr• .,._.llc"'i•• lilT. · HERMON UNITED . BRETHREN IN CHRIST ...:_ Rev. Monzo! smtth, paotor,la'u n da) School, 9:~ a. .m.l Ruooell !\)el)o cer. s-; Alfred Wolfe. asslst.Ot:. .. ~ Sennon 11 L m., SYRACUSE f1RST UNITED ew.n.iJ:II aiirmo,n, 7J3~p. m., ~terP llESIIYTERIAN - Rev. Llllloll 18dl8 eaeb Suncf111," Clau meet- tor, SUncb,y sc:lxMll, 9:30 a.m. ; Lee Bifrnet!l, superintendent; worlhlp serviCe. U Lm. Wednesdl,y prayer rneetiD&.7:30p. m, 9IJldl.y nlgbt worship, 7 :30. TilE DANVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH - Charles Dozer, pastor; Adra Swick, Sunday School Superintendert. Sunda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, 10:30 L m. Youth an:l Junior youth service, 6:45 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30. PriU'er and praise , Wednesday, 7:30. .,......... 7:30 p. m. Sm1da.Y SChool, 9:45 L m. Chri stian Endeavor, third Sat:arday or each month. LAUREL CUFF FREE Ml:.'THODISJ' (.];URCH - Sunda,y School 9:30 L m., morning worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evening worshiP, UNITED FAITH CIIURCH of Nease Settlement, SuDCIIJ School Sot>erlnloado!ll, R o) Johil11011, Yooth meeti~V. ·6:30, Sundoy. .·. ' ·: _'.;. ;,' .··S,, . .. . U})' I'IRMt. ' Busl111ss Services SEWING MACIIINIS, N1J11r 1601<0, all makel, " ' .. 2!84. 'nle !l'abrle 8bap, JID. eroy. A1llhorlleol Slapr lillll and Sorvke. We lllulrpa. Sdllon. • ... CIGARETTE vendiqr: machines am service, ABC Enterprises, Mason, W, VL Phonom.55t3. '· 6-8-tfc Pre-Wlat., r. ., Sped1l' �... •' " . ' 3 ., . . ·'.. ....... .. ..' . I ' i··, 'i ...... \···' '•.' :t NEVER SPRAINT MIS IINKI.E, PAW!I ~ CAN'T JED6E BELIEVE WHO'S ONTH' HIVA,SNUFF··HOIN'S BARNEY GOOGLE!! 1HE' 5TUD6>1T5 HAve t.AlCHE'D CMI>THIS 1l1AQ(1!16 5TAT10f.l ISSU6 1V 11>55 11JTI ABOOT SOME FREE ROOM AN' BOARD TILL~ GET BACK FeET? OUfON Hl5 eAA AND ~Sl'I.I>.CeHIA< WITll /1 G~alf Cf' R6P'/·£YE'D YoutJG ll686LG" AS I ~NAL'IZE IT Pl<lli15of'HCAU.'( 1HE ewTflEi c.owTFZY HAS 11rr,.:..:, I PAID A I*R.•II CF MONII.V FOR 11-<E MUNI<S FAMIL"i NAMI!.-TO MAKE ME A 'IGAL RESIDENT!.' I ' ( "'/t ., \) FOR HEA>1;NS SAKE 1 uANI.E.t.":'"AT M~ 00 YUU WANT7 '' 0KAY 1 Ot:AY! LET'S GO! UP MID AT 'EM! IS 1HAT SO? ...GO I-40ME WHILE 'tOU'RE snLL ~oLL JN - - - , _ ____., ONE PIECE! DAILY CROSSWORD ACII08S • ·R l. Talon 5. Cotul.Hlor's balUwlck II. Subatttut~ ot a sort 'f ' \' ••~- ...... 10. 9andarac f 12. Embankml'!nt 13.Ruillt H . Cockney's dream U. LltUe chUd 16. Nut's 1101\ 17. Male or female of a fine· feathlered family 20. Butter NrviDr 21. 8uddhist ..-· -. '' 22. Musical ,. r.f' ! ~~ 23. Depicted 2$. Run the motor with· out taklnr ott t7. J'ox or turkey 28. 8Japollek prop 21. 'nlruhera SJ. t.UD coanecuve sa. VIa u.-deJa ~ • ..... ....... ... wind DOWN 1. SUMtte to fUp over 2. Two words for 1. tomato 3. Symbol or doom in the 18. C&,ble'• ...,., pu· Yutn.r'• Aa•er mlllo 20. Like 10me ~IJRJ, 30. Tl!utooic river 5. Junta. or ahlrts, ete . 22. Slip, loop or square 23. Moat seall(lned 2•. Newa· papermen 2:i_Time In hlatory 29. Beauty's admirer clique 6. Uke a deHrt 7. Readinc matter. for short Dlstrlbut~ proportl.onaliy II . F&ll suddenly 12 IJ f< I" I" I" Bulearia 3'1. Food from •. Prunt• ..,., ~ I' ~ I•• I" II I I t/ULERY I ) I .... W>IA'T \'OU MIGHT WANT '10 HAVe AT A HOU5e WAF(MINe>. I I Now arran1e the circled letkn to fonn the 1u.rpri~e answer, u ~;==,:~;;:;:'~~~=:::: auueated by the above cartoon. XJ I I Prilt the SIJRPRJSE AISIER bn IA[ l I X XI I lJ Yr•lrrol11•· '~ . Jumlolo·,., WINCE I A<JROSS 1. Ttne 6. hlry queen and mldwUe YISOI FAIINA TOUCHY AM•rr: rl'lrnl yoa ....,.. ,,.., btle ,.,.u..t - ,,w,., A SWifCM - diM&H 33. "Ei~r'··· companion 34. Marino or Hateo 38. Bond or tJe ....,..,...... <S. Reprdblc .U.Illilable · <5 . . . . . . 41. Music ~:abbr. - .... DoWN 1'. 1. CUrly-haired IZPCTOW , r:% .... ~ D.ULY CRYPI'OQUOTE- Here'o how to work It: AXTDLBAAXR I• LONOI"ELLOW , 01100 ,...., almply al&nda for all.other. lD: th1l aaJ!lple A .. uMCI .,.. _ L's, X for Ute two O'J, et.c. Blnele letter.. ap»leqlh al'ld fonnat:Da or the wordJ are all blnta. UJ,e code letter• are dltl'ereaL WZUIR E KTUZHC PEH'C RJZHU. -- FYKTFR OZRIZH OY.JRI CYPT• KFYOHZHU f•te......,.·• THE ONLY WAY TO AJrfUU: 800 PEOPLE IS TO SLJP AND FALL ON AN ICY PAVIC· Cryp~uo&ez MENT.- HOWE (0 1111. X:la1: Feature• lra\tk.at., lae.l 2. Woll\lil In wtdte: abbr. J. Sov.tb .....,, lit~. [0 rorm four ordinary words. ...... 27. lt'a notblnJ Yet_t •*r'• 28. Jrvln and 35. Iedet In a "the Geor(ia lake Peach'' 38. Mucilage 29. Large bay 39. Swing As••.,. 31. Hardens 32. Trap- t6. onutuaU· to-be: abbr. I'~ I" I" I'" I•• ~:: 14' 144 Q'J ~ JIETOMI I I.__ r.'' •• ~ by the .::::llitc:.;.SIIIME==·=·Il::...:... =--~ ( aboYecll1oon. I 00? I'D WRITE A l.ETTEl1 To 1llE AMA, BIJT 8~ THEThllfli<EV GET IT, I'LL STARVE TO DEATH ... I II ] iA.we... tomorrow) y_._.,., J•...""• AGLOW I "-~ RVXLGCA, ~ VCLT VS IGLOO IIAIILY DINTAl Flaat yoa ..,_, • _, g£ '"11 No" ananp the cin:led lelten to fon_ll the 1UI'pl'iM UIWtr, 81 _.::Prill=' ~·- I; (I)~T'LL I~==·=~·=:;:~A~~~~;•:•~n~e•ted I I I'" *' w. ~ I" TRY 10 BUT IT M!INAee5 KCEP501NI9 JUST THE 5MIE! ! (j I I I.~ I' I" E ~~~ CA~ YEAGIT letter ahoottnr I~ tJ I I 42. Greek 34. Eddy I' I"' CELRE &round wlndoW!I 4 28. Demure OK.O.Y••• UNLAX AN' ENJOY YER MEAL.~ motion 28. St&ol· mering 9. HolSt 11. Belonging 18. Small drink to the harp 20. SWIM river conatella21 . Mualc note Uon 22. Rhytluno 14.9weet Jt. Burto 16. F1rure In m. Manh a store window lnhabltlnr 30.Eye UMCrarnble these four Jumbles, one letter to eath square, to to... 2t. In 16. Unpaired 11. CardJ&'&n ... Alpproae:bta I"' I" RIT ....-·· ......!J--.~ ~l!liWOO~;-IJ.' 19. NKVD'a prodeceaaor 23. Alleged that Chel'l'JI' 9. Clyde'a "...· VIPs Ropenl llflu... 1,1, OITH 4. Blt.ea 6. Truneated ...... 1-\•••r... lomorru•) 1.. ~ WOCI DAILY CROSSWORD confederate 8. Double 10. One·aixth tooth ot .. drachma 7. Give aid tn 12. Firat lnn.lnJ' a plot 8 . Chuvalo, 13.A sudden Frazier, paralyala U&ton, etc. I"' 120 I" -J ,_. GUESS I 01/ERSHOT A U'L.YI>. !UTER ·IIACI( UP I ..---- 1 ot.l n ,... ,, · - , . , , 1.. 40. Areblbctmoldinr• 411. Stock 33. Variety or cotton 38. ExelamatJon p! disgust 37. Hair style 38. In the past ~ -·... ... tt41 --· 16. Capital of 31. There ~· I• 11 ~ I" ~ ~ I" 114 ~ 14 ........ charaeters ~··· I" ·····"J t». Cheer for Esc:a- office ~ UnKramble these four Jumbles, one Jetter to uth square, to form four ordinary words. tomado t. Eqllsh 8. ~l!liWIDJill;-""" 11. Said 15. WhJrl- 42. Seed CDD, DOTLO HLHHLT.-LTYBST D.ui.Y CRYPTOQUOTE;-H-'o bow to worlt It: ...u HI . _ . Ill ~~~~,.....,._,. IADIATOI: YBHe CD XL XL RVY- ZDH· XBCIIlL Teote-a <JJoQ....... 1 WHilN 'I'Ril nOHT RllOINS W:rrimr HIII8J:LI', A MAN'S Woantl SOW'i'hll'iO.ROBilRT IIIIOWIIIIIO AXTD .LBAAXB 'I .. LONOFI:LLOW Oae letter limply Jtands for~ uiother. 1D. t.b.la .unfle A. ll l&lld ror .&be tllne L'a. X for tile two o·a. ~. SU\IIt letten. .,._ ~ •ftt• lmCth and form&Uoa of .the wortJa art aU blllta. ~ tbe code tetten aN dlfftreDt. . -' '" CCI I a &la1: l'te.IUHI &,.dkat•. Inc.) dY • ' • �... •' " . ' 3 ., . . ·'.. ....... .. ..' . I ' i··, 'i ...... \···' '•.' :t NEVER SPRAINT MIS IINKI.E, PAW!I ~ CAN'T JED6E BELIEVE WHO'S ONTH' HIVA,SNUFF··HOIN'S BARNEY GOOGLE!! 1HE' 5TUD6>1T5 HAve t.AlCHE'D CMI>THIS 1l1AQ(1!16 5TAT10f.l ISSU6 1V 11>55 11JTI ABOOT SOME FREE ROOM AN' BOARD TILL~ GET BACK FeET? OUfON Hl5 eAA AND ~Sl'I.I>.CeHIA< WITll /1 G~alf Cf' R6P'/·£YE'D YoutJG ll686LG" AS I ~NAL'IZE IT Pl<lli15of'HCAU.'( 1HE ewTflEi c.owTFZY HAS 11rr,.:..:, I PAID A I*R.•II CF MONII.V FOR 11-<E MUNI<S FAMIL"i NAMI!.-TO MAKE ME A 'IGAL RESIDENT!.' I ' ( "'/t ., \) FOR HEA>1;NS SAKE 1 uANI.E.t.":'"AT M~ 00 YUU WANT7 '' 0KAY 1 Ot:AY! LET'S GO! UP MID AT 'EM! IS 1HAT SO? ...GO I-40ME WHILE 'tOU'RE snLL ~oLL JN - - - , _ ____., ONE PIECE! DAILY CROSSWORD ACII08S • ·R l. Talon 5. Cotul.Hlor's balUwlck II. Subatttut~ ot a sort 'f ' \' ••~- ...... 10. 9andarac f 12. Embankml'!nt 13.Ruillt H . Cockney's dream U. LltUe chUd 16. Nut's 1101\ 17. Male or female of a fine· feathlered family 20. Butter NrviDr 21. 8uddhist ..-· -. '' 22. Musical ,. r.f' ! ~~ 23. Depicted 2$. Run the motor with· out taklnr ott t7. J'ox or turkey 28. 8Japollek prop 21. 'nlruhera SJ. t.UD coanecuve sa. VIa u.-deJa ~ • ..... ....... ... wind DOWN 1. SUMtte to fUp over 2. Two words for 1. tomato 3. Symbol or doom in the 18. C&,ble'• ...,., pu· Yutn.r'• Aa•er mlllo 20. Like 10me ~IJRJ, 30. Tl!utooic river 5. Junta. or ahlrts, ete . 22. Slip, loop or square 23. Moat seall(lned 2•. Newa· papermen 2:i_Time In hlatory 29. Beauty's admirer clique 6. Uke a deHrt 7. Readinc matter. for short Dlstrlbut~ proportl.onaliy II . F&ll suddenly 12 IJ f< I" I" I" Bulearia 3'1. Food from •. Prunt• ..,., ~ I' ~ I•• I" II I I t/ULERY I ) I .... W>IA'T \'OU MIGHT WANT '10 HAVe AT A HOU5e WAF(MINe>. I I Now arran1e the circled letkn to fonn the 1u.rpri~e answer, u ~;==,:~;;:;:'~~~=:::: auueated by the above cartoon. XJ I I Prilt the SIJRPRJSE AISIER bn IA[ l I X XI I lJ Yr•lrrol11•· '~ . Jumlolo·,., WINCE I A<JROSS 1. Ttne 6. hlry queen and mldwUe YISOI FAIINA TOUCHY AM•rr: rl'lrnl yoa ....,.. ,,.., btle ,.,.u..t - ,,w,., A SWifCM - diM&H 33. "Ei~r'··· companion 34. Marino or Hateo 38. Bond or tJe ....,..,...... <S. Reprdblc .U.Illilable · <5 . . . . . . 41. Music ~:abbr. - .... DoWN 1'. 1. CUrly-haired IZPCTOW , r:% .... ~ D.ULY CRYPI'OQUOTE- Here'o how to work It: AXTDLBAAXR I• LONOI"ELLOW , 01100 ,...., almply al&nda for all.other. lD: th1l aaJ!lple A .. uMCI .,.. _ L's, X for Ute two O'J, et.c. Blnele letter.. ap»leqlh al'ld fonnat:Da or the wordJ are all blnta. UJ,e code letter• are dltl'ereaL WZUIR E KTUZHC PEH'C RJZHU. -- FYKTFR OZRIZH OY.JRI CYPT• KFYOHZHU f•te......,.·• THE ONLY WAY TO AJrfUU: 800 PEOPLE IS TO SLJP AND FALL ON AN ICY PAVIC· Cryp~uo&ez MENT.- HOWE (0 1111. X:la1: Feature• lra\tk.at., lae.l 2. Woll\lil In wtdte: abbr. J. Sov.tb .....,, lit~. [0 rorm four ordinary words. ...... 27. lt'a notblnJ Yet_t •*r'• 28. Jrvln and 35. Iedet In a "the Geor(ia lake Peach'' 38. Mucilage 29. Large bay 39. Swing As••.,. 31. Hardens 32. Trap- t6. onutuaU· to-be: abbr. I'~ I" I" I'" I•• ~:: 14' 144 Q'J ~ JIETOMI I I.__ r.'' •• ~ by the .::::llitc:.;.SIIIME==·=·Il::...:... =--~ ( aboYecll1oon. I 00? I'D WRITE A l.ETTEl1 To 1llE AMA, BIJT 8~ THEThllfli<EV GET IT, I'LL STARVE TO DEATH ... I II ] iA.we... tomorrow) y_._.,., J•...""• AGLOW I "-~ RVXLGCA, ~ VCLT VS IGLOO IIAIILY DINTAl Flaat yoa ..,_, • _, g£ '"11 No" ananp the cin:led lelten to fon_ll the 1UI'pl'iM UIWtr, 81 _.::Prill=' ~·- I; (I)~T'LL I~==·=~·=:;:~A~~~~;•:•~n~e•ted I I I'" *' w. ~ I" TRY 10 BUT IT M!INAee5 KCEP501NI9 JUST THE 5MIE! ! (j I I I.~ I' I" E ~~~ CA~ YEAGIT letter ahoottnr I~ tJ I I 42. Greek 34. Eddy I' I"' CELRE &round wlndoW!I 4 28. Demure OK.O.Y••• UNLAX AN' ENJOY YER MEAL.~ motion 28. St&ol· mering 9. HolSt 11. Belonging 18. Small drink to the harp 20. SWIM river conatella21 . Mualc note Uon 22. Rhytluno 14.9weet Jt. Burto 16. F1rure In m. Manh a store window lnhabltlnr 30.Eye UMCrarnble these four Jumbles, one letter to eath square, to to... 2t. In 16. Unpaired 11. CardJ&'&n ... Alpproae:bta I"' I" RIT ....-·· ......!J--.~ ~l!liWOO~;-IJ.' 19. NKVD'a prodeceaaor 23. Alleged that Chel'l'JI' 9. Clyde'a "...· VIPs Ropenl llflu... 1,1, OITH 4. Blt.ea 6. Truneated ...... 1-\•••r... lomorru•) 1.. ~ WOCI DAILY CROSSWORD confederate 8. Double 10. One·aixth tooth ot .. drachma 7. Give aid tn 12. Firat lnn.lnJ' a plot 8 . Chuvalo, 13.A sudden Frazier, paralyala U&ton, etc. I"' 120 I" -J ,_. GUESS I 01/ERSHOT A U'L.YI>. !UTER ·IIACI( UP I ..---- 1 ot.l n ,... ,, · - , . , , 1.. 40. Areblbctmoldinr• 411. Stock 33. Variety or cotton 38. ExelamatJon p! disgust 37. Hair style 38. In the past ~ -·... ... tt41 --· 16. Capital of 31. There ~· I• 11 ~ I" ~ ~ I" 114 ~ 14 ........ charaeters ~··· I" ·····"J t». Cheer for Esc:a- office ~ UnKramble these four Jumbles, one Jetter to uth square, to form four ordinary words. tomado t. Eqllsh 8. ~l!liWIDJill;-""" 11. Said 15. WhJrl- 42. Seed CDD, DOTLO HLHHLT.-LTYBST D.ui.Y CRYPTOQUOTE;-H-'o bow to worlt It: ...u HI . _ . Ill ~~~~,.....,._,. IADIATOI: YBHe CD XL XL RVY- ZDH· XBCIIlL Teote-a <JJoQ....... 1 WHilN 'I'Ril nOHT RllOINS W:rrimr HIII8J:LI', A MAN'S Woantl SOW'i'hll'iO.ROBilRT IIIIOWIIIIIO AXTD .LBAAXB 'I .. LONOFI:LLOW Oae letter limply Jtands for~ uiother. 1D. t.b.la .unfle A. ll l&lld ror .&be tllne L'a. X for tile two o·a. ~. SU\IIt letten. .,._ ~ •ftt• lmCth and form&Uoa of .the wortJa art aU blllta. ~ tbe code tetten aN dlfftreDt. . -' '" CCI I a &la1: l'te.IUHI &,.dkat•. Inc.) dY • ' • �• j ~. ' • • .. •• • .. . '.• ., . 1•••- ., . . , I \, , ' /o' • • ""' Ideas by Mrs. Betty Cline. 911 dtapllu>ed several Chrlstmu iG Garden Club WiH Sipbnsor Contest l:Jndoubtedly mal1)', mal1)' of you will want to visit the Christmas County garden clubs to be held Saturday and Sund~ at the PClllleroy Elementary School. The show otters something for everybody and this year will be no exception. Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, wonderful at plam~ this thh~, Is again heading the show - this Is the fifth annual one. Incidentally, the first four have won state honors. To carry out the theme of the show, Mrs. Lewis has chosen a magazine, "Christmas Ideals," usl~ the editions of the past three years for the classes. The magazine features large pictures, each accompanied by an appropriate poem. Mrs. Lewis has mounted the pictures and poems on pink backgrounds. The flower arrangers will be using these pictures to create their lnteJllriltations In flowers. This will surely give the arransers a wide field in which to work and should provide some very clever entries. About 1oo entries are expected In the artistic division this year, enhancl~ the Christmas theme both adults and juniors, besides or the show. It shquld be another huge sucnumerous other entries In the cess. See you there? horticulture and educational divisions. AND SPEAKING OF the bollSure to be a highlight will be d~ season, don't forget that the extensive dlspl~ by Howard someone will be at God's Little Nolan of his handcrafted jewelHouse, next door to the Middlery made of native stones. He port Church of Christ all day on will also dlspl~ the equ!pment Monday and Tuesday to accept he uses In creati'lt unique jewgifts for patients at the Athens elry. State Hospital. And - last but certainly not So mal1)' little Inexpensive least - there will be exhibits of things are acceptable for the Christmas corsages and gift some 70 Meigs County patients wrapping. More than one Idea who are confined to the hospital. for creating your own corsage Your gifts will be wrapped on or unusual gift wrap can be gathDec. 10 at the hospital with a ered from this show feature. delegation of members of AmThe Junior WUdwood Garden erican Legion Auxiliary grOI.IIS Club will decorate an unusual tree for the show. The yule tree going to Athens that day to help will be "old fashioned" featur- with the wrapping. Meigs Salon i'lt sp~ed and glittered mUk 8 and 40 with Mrs. Mary Martin weed pods and other products as chairman will be responsible of the fields alo~ with strung for collecting gifts for the patients. popcorn and cranberries. Visiting the show? The public MRS. OWEN WATSON ran Into can attend from 12 noon untO 8 quite a keepsake on Thanksgivp.m. Saturday and from 1 to 4 Ing when she was looking through p.m. on Sunday. Mrs. Albert a collection of old family Items Pool, immediate past president w lth members of her family. of the Ohio Association of GarMrs. Watson came upon a bulden Clubs, will be judging the enlet which has an interesting story. tries orally this year. The bullet struck her grandor course, that gorgeous red velvet curtain in the elementary father, the late Charles Jaccaud, auditorium goes a long w~ In when he was fighting In the ClvU War at Chickamauga. The bullet struck his ammunition belt and he was knocked breathless. His comrades believed Jaccaud to be dead and they placed his body behl nd a tree stump while the fighting continued. J accaud regained conscious&hat-ins will be remembered Wtth cards and gifts during the ness, however, and the bullet holiday season by the past ma- fell to the ground when he loosentrons or Pomeroy ChaPter 186, ed his ammunition belt. He reOrder ol the Eastern Star. trieved It and ever since It has Meeting Tuesday night at the been a family keepsake. home ol Mrs. Marie Curd, Ball Run, the members plaru!ed the Christmas project. A gift will be sent to Mrs. Carrie Nye. It was decided to dispense with the TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY December meeting. Mrs. James NOV. 29- DEC. 3 Soulsby will be host for the January meeting. "THE ODD COUPLE" Devotions were given by Mrs. (Techolcolor) Jack Lemmon-Walter Thomas Young. Mrs. Nellie TraMattliau cy conducted games with prizes COLORCARTOONS: 110ing to Mrs. Glenn Dill, Miss Much A-4o About Nuttln' Maude Grueser, Mrs. Dale Smith, MI11Y Happy Returns and Mrs. Marie Custer. Refreshments were served by the hostSHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ess. II'- of Meigs I Table arrangements and favora for the Chillicothe Veterana Hoepita! holl~ part,y will be lll8de by the jmlor auxiliary members of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion. Meeting Tuesday night at the hall, the young people set Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. as the time to make the arransementa and favors. Members of the Winding Trail Garden Club will assist the girls In making the holiday arrangements. Plans were also lll8de by the youth group to prepare fruit t~a on Dec. 21 for shut-in members of the legion and the auxiliary. On Dec. 22, the girls will deliver gifts and fruit to the rest homes and shut-ins. A note or thanks will be sent to Mrs. Tony Fowler ol Dudii\Y Florists for providing bake sale space for the auxUiary. A total or $30.81 was cleared on t h e the sale. A Christmas potluck and par· t,y was planoed for 6 p.m. on Dec. 20 at the hall. Debra McGullln presided at the meeting. Mrs. Charles Kessinger Ia advisor for the group. Christmas proJects were -ellacussed and It wu decided to~ vide toys for uveral neecb' chlldren and to prepare'lrult pljltea for lllluWna of the eommuhtt,y. At the meeting mlllllbera l reaponded to roll call by clla;jll~lng a Christmas table arnlnaement which thtlY had made for the Southeastern Obto M:ental Health Center at Atllenl. 1 Arrangements were .lud8'ed by ~.. Cline who awarded ftrlt to !Mrs. Tom Stewart, second to )Mrs. WUliam Willford and thtf4 · to Mrs. Joe Bolin. fl Partlclpatlon In the c!Jiint,y Christmas ahow this Week•ktd at the Pomeroy Elementary ~lchool was diacuased. Several mmilbers will exhibit In the aholof and several from the club are ;servlng on the staging comnl!ttee. The group will alao have a ·sales table. ' A bazaar waa planned !01' Dec. 6 at Robinson's Cleaners In Middleport. Homemade baked (!OOds, craft Items, and the Ohio .Usoclatlon ol Garden Clubs calendar will be Included In a ·varlet,)' of Items to be sold. 1bot sale will begin at 9:30 a.m. The garden therapy PfO!!l'am for the IIIOIIth for the specl.. 114ucatlon clau at the R~ school waa announced for Dec. 17 with Mrs. Joe Bolin and~ Robert Snowden In charae. Mra. Showden will also provide t ·, h e December arrangement ol month for the Rutland brancli of the Pomeroy National Bank. ; Read atthemaetlngwerethallkyou notes for table arranaementa provided by the club from thf' ·fhe Gideon Socleb' and the Rutland Methodist Church. Mrs. Homer Parker and &!fa. Richard F~. Jr. were recelved Into the membershiP of the club. 'lbe anmaa1 Chriatmu Plll't,y was plamed for Dec. 19 with a dinner at Crow'a Steak House and a part,y to follow at the home of Mra.lblwden. A feature ol the meetlnc wu a delnonatradon on Christmas natural= ranpmentl made ol Jecta. Also on exhibit were a ton ball tree and an-seaaon lte auttable for late It bazaar~ Mra. Howard Birchfield Jll't'\ 11ntecl devotions opening t h ~ meeting. 11te traveling prize clq. natec1 by Mrs. Charlea King ~ won by Mrs. Wwtord. Mrs. Jo, Bolin won the door prize. Mrl. Fett,y P I a guest. The hostellles served refrelhmenta cllrlnll a concluding social hour. , Make El~erfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center Shop Both.Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9 O'Clock BillY BLASTOFF :=599 AstroQaut with four explora· tion vehicles, gun and r1dar. What fun! '-= .. ....:: 4...: .. .... - ._ .,, ~ ~. ;I ' :1 - .... - 1;1 " ' ~ TIPPEE lrOES TODDLER.DOLL A very tale ntecl tot who moves and looks like a real baby. Act~1ally plays with her hobby horse and tricycle. Runs on D·cell batteries. 17-in. tall . Shut-Ins to .. Be Trented MDGS THEA'IIE A holiday decorating cmtaat waa "plamed wlten the Rutland Friendly Gardeliera met Toea~ nf8ht at the home of Mrs. WI111am Brown. Cash prizes o1 $10, $5 and $3, for first, ICJCOIId and third places, reapectivel7, In rellgtoua and IIOIH'elfsloua eatell'Ortea will be oftered In the home decoratlnl eompet1t1on. c a a h prizes at $5, $3 and $2 will be awarded for dool-way decoradona. Named to judge the decoradona were Mrs. Pearl R e ynolda and Mrs. Bett,y Cline ol the Middleport Amateur Gardenera. Jlldglng will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 20. Although prizes will not be awarded, business houses ol the communlt,y are encouraged to participate 1n cmtaat, and their decorations will be judged. · ,,, MAnEL'S TOG'L SO A new idea in creative playbuild toys and people that move. Hours of fun. 4" CHRISTMAS DECOlA liONS AND NOVEL TIES For lndoora and Outdoora Artificial Trees, Tinsel, Garlands, Tree Ornaments, Hoolcs, Tree Tops, light Sets, Electric Display Items, Light Bulbs. Everything Or Outdoor Lle<oon>ti•lg I ,,, ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE Battery-operated machine sew$ manually, automatically or by foot pedal- just like mom's. MAG~IUS Chord OtRGAN 3995 • Wlrlr Harllwcl04 lenclr Children quick~y learn advanced songs : you'll appreciate hearing. Three octaves (37 trebel keys): 12 button chords in bass. STRANGE CHANGE SET Mysteriously converts tileshaped capsules into ancient relics of the Lost World. 9'ti!x28-5/16x10 ¥8. 999 This is the new symboHor the Foundation for Commercial Banks. A FULL SERVICE BANI< flectrlc 999 J99 ., Dreamy Angel Doll ~~~ 666 Quarterbacks really kick, pass and run. Dad wi II want to play this game! Come in and browse through our complete collection of everyone's favorites. Drink·and-wet baby with complete layette. Fully jointed; rooted hair. FOOTBALL GAME GAMES GALORE THINGMAKER SETS Gin BOXES c..,::... A favorite with both boys and alrls. Two new styles: Picadoos and Mini Dragons. ~"88' 999 For sweaters, lingerie, neckties, socks, and jewelry. Many home uses, tool Jumbo Roll GiftWrap "..... 99i Wl4e Your choice- 50 feet of printed paper or 18 feet of foil. Smart desians. We're One Of Theml POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY RUTLAND Servina Meias County tor . orer 96 years Member Federal Resene System I ' Open Friday Nigltts 5:00 to 7:00 laHery Oparated LITE-BRITE SETS 699 Create lighted pictu;es with colorful pegs-a whole new kick for youngsters. MONZA AUTO RACING SET 66 18 feet of track including steeply-banked wall. Two cars with 4 shells. It's thrilling! 26: BEN~FRANKLIN® ~~~~~ l POMEROY,O. Open MYSTERY EXPRESS , READY-MADE BOWS Miniature Twinklen ..... 399 61(P11Cir ::':1 211 Luxury brocades and solid color velvet for very special packaaes. 4-6 in pack. 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