https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/60e476c930920080ce0ddf6036b1e4ee.pdf d337e4ef18e67b679da87abee348dc9a PDF Text Text Newark's McDonald FavOred For House Minority Leader COLUMBUS (UP0 - . R e p, John c. McDonald or Newark wu OlfP8Cted to be r...,lected mlnorlt;y Ieeder or the 0 h 1 o House or Repreaentathea at a caucua oC De11100rat1c repreaeJ>o tatlveL Rep, A. G. Lan<:lone oC Bel· lalre, who !oat two years ago to Frank Pokorny, """ a Cgy., hCIIII Couity COIIIDIIIIIoner, was not e>Qlecled to chellenae t h e _ YOUihllll Llck~Jv Counl,y tor. Rep. AntiJony J, Russo of Cleveland waa I>Qlected to win the oewly created •••latart mlnorlt,y llllder job, The post was Included In the aWiry act paaaed 4urlnc the laat aenlon of the General Assembly. Mcnor.ld, 37, took over the minority leader's Job when Pe>korey reaiJIIIed to become a COWII,y COIIIDIIsaloner. ~n articulate lllllalator, Me- IIIIIWI· Donald chuh:c wu rcportcdl,y t h c or state Oemo<"ralk Chairman f :ugcnc (l'ele) O'· "There h1 no point in having an intra..party ngtJt.'' said the J968 tiCI'8torial c.:andkJate, ( 0 r governor, and Mcl>onald Cor at.torney general. Lancione said he had conaid· ercd challengl.-. McDonald but had changed his mind. Jt wa• undcntood he was 11ecking at least four votes from the 11man Cuyahoga Cooney delegation. "I think .Jack will be r~lect­ ed without opposiUoo." saUl Land one. Grady as was l'okorny to lead House Democrats. McDonald, ambi tlous to run Cor slate-wide office, Is r~ort­ cdly interested in ruiUllng for attorney general in 1970. He has been frequently mentioned lately on a tlcket ·of .John Glenn, former astronaut, ror U. & Senator; John J. Gilligan, GOP dean of House Democrats. ' 4 We need party unity and we must work together in the coming session to put together a program lhat will strc~then our sLate ticket for the 1970 elec- tion." The 1Ccpublicans, who picked up two sCats in the Nov. 5 election, will continue to control the House with 64 members. rupre ~cntativc~ •~ . for mioorit.)' leader. Charles J. me t last Monday and nam(..'(l Charlc ~ 1 . Kurfcs.o; of Bowlin~ t:n:cn, &!-. !lip<:akcr; Charles E. I· ry uf ( ar·nc) or Youngst.own was e-xpcch .."Cl to win the assistant mj... Springfield, a s 8pcakcr pro tern or assistant speaker; Hobert E. Levitt of canton, as noor leader, and Walter L. Wflile of U ma, assistant Ooor lcadc..·r· OJ" whip .. Democrats were cxpc<.·U.-d to re-elect Frank W. King of T~ ledo If he c:hooscs Lo run '\,:..rain w a~ norily I leader post '" unlesfi tw: named LO King's post in lhc e vent King dedd(..>(l to step down. Hl.'flUbl iL-an ~ in the • upper f.:hambe r were e xpected to rename Ted W. (ira)· of Piqua a ... majoril,y leader and Michael I. Malone.) of Cindnnati, as as.si stanl majority leader. i f .r 'G + Weather tmts Cervantea uld, "There Ia no aauce In the world like huntler." FOUl? SEC. ~PAGES 'vot:-3 ~No. 44_ · SUNDAY. DE~C~E~M~B-=EI?=-=1.-1~96:-:-:8:--------·--- $ • JAN Material l)euced or lncoap1 •te l)e•pd or II\COIIIP'l.ete •terial 1 2 ) 4 5 6 7 8 15 22 Z9 9 ll 12 19 26 1) 2) 10 17 24 14 21 28 J) )1 l6 i 0 1i 25 20 27 Rep~oed FEB • ' • : : 1 2 ) 4 5 6 8 15 9 16 23 10 17 24 11 12 19 26 1) 22 29 18 25 20 27 7 14 21 28 . .-- · · · - · - · - · · · · · -·- · - · - · -· - ·- · - · -·- · - ·-· -···-·- · -·-·- · -·- · -·- · - · ~- · - ·-· -·""'• · - · - · - · · · -·-·- · · · · · - · - · -·- · ··- · - · - · · · -·- · - · -·-·-·· · - 11ARl 2) - 9 e 10 17 24 4 n 15 16 18 22 23 25 29 J) )1 -·· ·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-· -·-·· ·-·MAY . 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Orpn- 1 lzaliona or civic clubs willing to }l8l'tl~lpata Ill the project are lnvltad to cantact Gilkey or an1101111.,. tllelr :wllllngneu by calltng the editorial ottieee of the ".U. . w. Jri .:o,·~r~· ·~;.n-:-·tJr~. ., ..~­ kll . .. . :rr,,!f,. ,. that ~ J1UIII, fW:~UalllnJ CGn1Pal1l' . ft,mo o< all t;ypea, perishables and noe • perishableo, elothlng, fllri!lture ~ toys, wiU be acciJIIed tor the operatlm. The Davia lee and Produce rtrln aald It would be willing to p~ aa many as three trueka ·, II ~rkers about I i, : ~Tab Walk '1N.k YORK (UPO- Twency \h~l1 utilities workers were t .s trike I~ giant ConsoiiEdlson Co. at midnight ' and 4,000 ma.-gement llluper .. sors prepared to move their Jobs In an etrort to ' power Rowing, to nine I jt'.,:rsona In the New YOl'k t i T1le strike was almost certain lf!llllllte a possible last mlnulc ~eei!M between a New York ~~~~ , mediator and Iaber and '11' 1 mert negotiators. A $ t~man for Con t:ct said ""...tor VIncent D. McDonnell =~ ~rylliJi to meet with esentsllve' of the C<llnpaey ,4, 1or !Local 1-2 or the UtUiUes rke~s Unlun !MIIurd;u·, but l)O · !ftat;e hH been te~ A ril · esman uld no tt,lks ~ ke · p~cc lie lora .•~. .II un on spllko,BIIII!i "*~ ·~ Jft:~=~~~tl~ took ~ 1!11 r.a~~. ,tl\e take illitC:e at ratiBcatlon wquld nqujr~ · ·ti JJ PI••• battle for the hearts and minds of the people. It Involves political, economic and social programs . Stone, who has been in t h e Army ror 31 years, said the Viet C~s political apparatus must be dismantled and uprooted in the countryside before the U. S. effort In VIetnam is completed. "If we leave before this, we will have Called In the job we ·set out to do," Stone said with Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, the American commander, standing by his side. stone wUI retire on a farm in Mathews, Va. Ills successor as division commander is Maj. Gan. Donn R, Pepke, 51. nl8ht talked with or- Me'-• lowing a fire-opawnlng explosion. At that tim~ It was closed for II days before rescue crews entared Its still-hot tmnels and recovered the bodies. After that, stories spread In the West VIrginia coal fields abwt the Ondlng or dlarle• and marks cut oo walls showing men still were alive when the mine was aealed. Ottlclals and the reocueteams whlcll entered the lll1ne denied No Guesses No one would hazard a gueu the storlea and said all evidence on when the fires deep Ill the Indicated the 16 men were kiUed mine's seven miles of turmels In the ~xploslm. This time the underground would die out and mine leoma fires, punctuated by 16 major would be able to enter and explosions and about a dozen recover the bodies. On Nov. 13, 1954, Mannington smaller bluta, were -cted to No. .9 was sealed with 16 111en bom much Ianger. trapped deep underground folThe mine'• portals were POTTSTOWN, Pa. (UP!)- A a challenge, despite telavlelm, ell!' editor sent a repwter out cameras, mirrors, guard& and to deliberately ehoJilllt- with !rallied employes. pollee awroval. The l'(jpOrter He bad to flO out ol hla way to sot .'":!II' wltll 10 much loot . aet . caught. Whan he pleked up •.10me "'erchanta wa- to ., tile card llble, a tr1endJy clerk :~ th9 ec,IIIOI' tn the nose. Offered to help him carry It lD One Item was 10 bls- card hil ~. ~I• Ill a ca~ that.& llore lleallzlng It had no saiea sUp !lifer~ ld help him earey attach"" the clerk held the nr. reJIQr(er f!ll' tile, tiOI'e pollee · i"l!i&!lell a plalnacloth· who fi!ID..I'D after he alMMed 'to iriltch the ....rter, .ftl1 pretl · ~; l•t ~ lo · "N'*i( ~ oelll ol thll . , iMl!~ I. PI?ICE TEN CENTS ' "capped" the day following the Nov • . 13, 1954 accident. They were not capped this time until 10 days' after an Initial exploolun before dawn Nov. 20 trapped 99 men shortly before they were to leave the mille after completing the overnight shill. Twent,y-one men eaeaped or were rescued hours alter the blast. NoCmtact No contact ever was made with the 78 others. The families ~ the trapped men generally accepted the news or the sealing with quiet dignity when It was BMOWired lata Friday by John Corcoran, president of Consolidation Coal CO., owner of the mine. There was lltlle bitterness. The families felt the COIIIJlll\l' had done all possible to attempt to reach the tra)ll)ed men. EL MONTE, C&IIL (UP0Ron BIJlBs, a slender darkhorse, ate 17 hot dogs Saturday to win a competition billed as the National Outdoor Hot Dog Eating Championship. Biggs, 21, who weighs only 165 pounds and stands 5 feet 11, out-.te 12 other contestants, aClllle of whcm?. welllhed 50 to 100 pounds more. He needed only four bottles or pop to lubricate the skids for the dogs in the aUotted 60 ml~>o UleL Bla:s won $50 in cash a~ a trophy and gulped alter he .fon, "l'ni going to use part or the money to lake my wife out to dlljlllr - but 1101 tonlghL" ·~:::;;;:.:~<(i:·=·~=·~=·:·:·:-:11!.:-:_.:.;•:<·:·:·:·:·:·:<o!·!~!~ Board Ups T~aeher,. . mer~• ~ in ~ ~ IIIII or Ma i11e .•~ w. lil'lliUd.': ~lot Mid. EmpiDvee.il' Pa .~~!'l, the re,t J"""d' m ~· QT. i_. li! . ' · . , . 'f .. lllld •0 (. thtt.J.IIet Jnd~c\ oUr ~ldlll . ~.lh.f,yjla Jt.: t~lf ~f , o~,. 1' II' ' 'A .nit! aalary •clltcl!lle . ··pey tor ' ~· ~ ~ lOr"""• ~~ . ·~.. cert~~t~, ·:~·· ~-, be"" ,,...., ., ~r.Wiillli 'Ute ~ ot Edu'c:a- . :··$ ' '-'• • ·~r ' ''"' . .~-... . ~ . (tf: ' -~.,r~"-~.wa, .· ·11!'tJI!.- tDr !jlla- 1'\"'l'" 1 Bf!LU:FO'N'I'AINE, Olllo'(UPO .1M ·. lllt'tnthenoa, . writ& 'a ·~ . ' . . . , teathorland.ll!. · ~·· ,~, .§ ~-llooll lori!Gfl1~ DETROIT (UPO - A repair bill of $41 to replace a tall light lens, and $139 for repairing a grille damaged in a three-mile an hour accident were cited saturday by Se,r( Philip A. Hart, DMich., jn a newsletter to constituenls. I llarl m"!le the charges on the eve of opening hearings In Washington by his Senate anlltrust and monopoly committee, into the high cost of auto repairs, Hart said it had grown in recent years Into a $26 billion industry. ;.. ,: , ,, · !l• ~~~~~~tra ~~·~ ·~· "The rate books, then, might be found da~erous because they smack of price-rigging and tend to throw the free entefl)rise system out of whack," said HarL Hart charged that rate books also tend to encourage heavy use of replacement parts instead of minor repairs to old parts. "There is, after all, an additional profit to be made Crom ever)· new part sold," he said. ••Parts, by the way. have gone 14> by 52 per cent in the past seven years. And all of this, or course, does nothing to lower The Mlchlpn Democrat r<>auto insurance costa." peated charges he made earlier Some critics have charged that that auto makers are design!._, a great part or the high cost or auto If a modern l)pe middle-range (t:J,OOO) auto were buUt from repairs Into their products. scratch with parts at current lie said the .$41 cost !or re- retail prices the cost would explacing lhe laD light lens was ceed $20,000 i'*' GOP Offers Plan to Check Crime WASII!NGTON (V 1>0 - llou•e Republicans PI'O!JOSed !;aturday a sweopi._, package of law and order measures Cor the 91st Congress nnglng from a ma.ior crackdCMn on crime lords to Job plans for ex-eon..cts. A GOP ta1k Ioree on crime pi"'O!lema said II would lntroduce a number ~ billa to c1ea1 with •the law and order prcillem, a d!lllli,.nt 1968 c&q~alp 10sye, · · The billa, Mime ol which were l,lltrodUc«i !JII~ are aimed at Jillltfng .r~eketeera behind · hlra, ·,·btle ·tlie' pioapoiall lloo 'l~ ~ . iX~c~ p! ,..r, ""~ ';.• ,: • •a Arnone the measures- which the !lou.., Republicans said were not necessarily part of the Nixon edmlnlatratlon's own law and Order package: -A tax lncenll'l' plan for industries that he!j) rehabililalo lawbreakers while they are behind bars. - Solicitation of Industry's help to get con..cts jobs when they are releesed. -Plans for ouret,y bonds to lllduattleo 11 .an Inducement w hire ex-oonolcta, Alto. the Republic••• prq,osc .t o ttP;i1 0111 aUldellnes for judge '!'110; r-1 , ljilt present beil laws '·~""''*· ·• ~ llliwl!icly . llil!krll,lt 1\1111 cit. ' ... 'of. ' I, I rrue • WASIIINGTON (U PD - De- letters to SOllie of the moat spite a lag in announcing h i s prominent people in the courtry'-· cabinet choices, President-elect - those listed in ''Who's Who in Richard M. Njxon has sent America" alii others-asking down orders that he wants all for recommeiiiationL major poli cy position s in his "We're convinced that there administration filled when he are a lot of people oUt there takes office on Jan. 20, it was who aren't seU-~tartera 1 who. dl!osed Saturday. Cor one reaaon or another, dlat't op Nixon aide said the think of themaelves as cantDin president is seeking to dates ror governmerrt serviceavo d the burden of employment CONTINUED on Pille 12 problems when he moves into the White ltoose. "Traclllionally, little more than the cabinet and perhaps sub-cabinet has been filled when past presidents moved into orrice," said Harry s. Flemming, Nixon's personnel chiet The Goal "The goal is to have every S.IIGON (UPO- Fresh North policy job In the goverrunent Vietnamese troops have IIIYaded rillcd by inauguration day.'' the southern half ol. the Flemming said in an interview. Demilitarized Zone In a new blc1 1 •This may be difficult but we're to seize thE buller strip, the trying to do il" South VIetnamese c:omlllaDi! Most of the 2,000 policy said Saturday. The report came as U.S. positions pay between $20,000 and $28,000. Nixon himself is headquarters played down tile selecting 300 other higher significance of a VIet C..., echelon officials whose salaries attsck order and said there will range up to$35,000. were no indications or • Flemming has gone beyond impending major ottenalve 1Q> • simpl,y ac ecpting applications. Communist forces, An Ametf. He is actively recruiting. His can general said the allies had o£fil'c mailed out during the won "the main force war'' lit weekend more than 70,000 Vietnam. Allied communiques SaturdQ" said American and South · Vietnamese troops have killed more than 500 Communists in I because the bumper had lobe re- we<!!< of heavy fighting along moved in order to replace t h e the Cambodian border, Includl_.ens. The grille he complained of ing 158 Friday and Saturday In was one that protruded in the cia shes within 80 miles of center concentrating impact in Saigon. Ambush Plans one spoL. The South Vietnamese repm : Hart also complained about s~>-­ on the Demilitarized Zone u1d caUed "Oat rate books" used by two North Vietnamese batta- · repair shops which tell met'llanics how much time shluld be lions- about 800 men- mewed charged ror ca<.·h or several thous- into the South Vietnamese part : of the six-mile-Wide strip 111111 . and repair operaiJons. Private pWli shers or these were waiting in ambu.ah poal- : books, he said "tend to be quite tions for allied probes. North Vietnam, In a bro.dgenerous in the times they alcast Saturday over llanol low because this makes the book Radio, accused lbe United more attractive to garage ownoC "conduetlni air ers am thus easier to sell" States He said mechanics might be attaeka in North VIetnam IIIII able to cut in half the time of a terror raids In the Demilitarized repair job, but the customer Zooe." The repot"t said a. would still be charged the full Communists inflicted caaualtiea but gave no speciOea. time rate. $41 Bill for Lens Repair Score d . -"'~: ~-.·~W fl~ ' ,,-, lt.l l~l lrl\~ ;~·'tllf~ !"JII!IUita~tbft· •nil ·}4:illli!!P' ~~l!'f?':~·. . ,Early Hiring N e w B I•d Noting recent hints by lhe North Atlantic Treaty Organization that II would supply arms should the Soviet Union try to violate Yccoslavia's borders, Tlto said Yugoslavia uis ready and capable of defending herself in case of aggression from any side. "We would not ask for assistance from an.)'one," he told a news conference saturday, on the 25th anniversary of the assembb here that led to his federal republic. JAJCE, Yugoslavia (UPI)President Tlto, shrugged off Western con<ern that the Soviet Union might crack down on Yugoslavia next and said his country could ward off any attacker. The 76-year-old leader, who was the Orst East European country to break wlth the Russian bnnd or COmmunism, said he saw 41 neither reason for nor direct threat or' BI\Y Czechoslowk-like invasion oChis land now. Nixon Wants En em y m • 78 MINERS' fATES SEALED - Authorities Saturday seal' :t*'!lla~·lillne N!t/ Sewhicll hasbeen riH:i<.,l IIY ·~v ... ••· One Ia ·• '-tt oruptlng from portal above. and GUI.'Indlvidualo have launched a movement to aend sup.Plles to the f1111Uies stricken by the loss of a breadwinner, and to fllmUies of other miners out of work because of the tragedy•. MANNINGTON, W. Va. (UPO - For the second time In 14 to ~~ dollatltina. years the Ove portals or the ey, later Saturday even- burning Mamlngloo No. 9 coal cated an organlzatlm Ill mine were sealed Saturday, ' COUnty wiU be Invited to borylng the rate of 78 miners ~aer to head the project In abandoned for dead deep In Ita rupectlve area and to form underground chambers. The portals were sealed with concrete, lumber and steel to cut ott the supply or ~gen feeding the fllz:nes. ¥tooo Con•Ed Pacification is often called the uottter" war in Vietnam - the Tito Nonchalant • About Invasion Fate of 78 Miners Buried Deep Inside Mine No.9 Tile ~ 11me• • Sentinel llt!IUrdi.r ~ Gt!lllpollt· lell Com. ftelall of the American R e d allteerl ~ the Davll CONTINUED on Page 12 . ~· lee< ProdUce In POmeroy, wOfjld ate m the project. BO!II aald their planta could serve a• ·aeeumul4lioos and storage pojqta. ? 14 PLEIKU, South VIetnam (IJ PO - Ma.i. Gen. Charles P. Stone retired Saturday and said allied troops have won the "m a i n force war" In South Vietnam. lie aald the major task ahead was pacification. ,_, don't say the enemy won't come back,n the 53-year..o I d Stone said in a farewell speech to the men or the U. s. 4th Infantry Division he had command. ed Cor II months. "But It he does, he will only make o u r job euier. He can no longer win any major battle. We will crush him . "I believe the main force war is over and a new war now starts - one oC pacification. We will succeed In this war far raster than we did In the fighting war." or , I' . ,. REMAI~JNG JOB: PACIFICATION By BOB WINGE-t'r POMEROY - A move wu underway Saturday afteriiiKIII to launch a jolm GUlla·Melp Christmas Seaoon assistance proJect bene Ottine IUIIllea or the 78 men trowed In the FVm~ w. VL mine tragedy. Howard D. GUlley, owner the GOkey Fooda.Service or Pomeroy and GallJ,polla, started the move after learnllw the Mami!Wion No. 9 mine, struck 111 more than 20 llre-apaomb• eJII)leolona since befOI'I' dawn laot Wednead&y, waa being sealed ott Saturday, COUJIIl, ab<m~etffilmFIIirm<llt, OhiCI ' •' :-:·:-:.:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:<·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:=::::;:;.;:;:;.:-:·:-:·:-:-: -:.;.;.;.;.;.; 'J oint Aid' Project is Launched Gllkay bepn the project byvoiWiieerlnl Ull!l of a truek lor haullng IIQI eommodltlet, to.Yeor clothlne that mlabt be ........., localb' by lndlvldualt, orpolza. lions or bulllleiMI to &&lilt the stricken fUIIllet lD MariOD c;allipoli ..Pot - .n-1 PI~ ----------------- ' Q • K&ter1.al to Microt1la MostJt sunny and warmer Sunday. ltigh in the upper 40s IIIII 50s. Increasing cloudine&& and warmer !'<mday night with r~ south Sonday evening spreadlac over the stale by Monday morning continuing Monday and warmer. A maior part of the package, however, deals with organized erlme. As part of this proposed crackdown, mobsters convicted of inroltrating legitimate boslnesses through use of crime profits would fllce maximum $10,000 fines and Ill-year prison se.ntcncea.. Fioos op to $50,000 and oneyear prison terms would be levied against · anyone lnvosti.-. profits that were lntertionally withheld f•·om a ledl:ral t&X n.lturn. A move was ~lao p._lllled to halt the r.isi~ wave of airplane ' nliilliJd, CUba. r:~~~lilooUy to to pilot cabins. Using firearm• to - I t crimes would be subject to n:llf, he&VJI penalties. Shauld ~. gross awrove this bill, using a pistol or other in a robbel')· for faoo a prioon between one and: taft convicted for a lltat second offense . . , . priaon aentcnce ut ia ·• ·1~ under the GOP pl,aA,· The GOI• ~~~goethcr by ltw. U•VL, described, , elect lllchard ~l of tile The In ' J ' �• 3 - The Sunday Times - ~ntmet, su~, December 1, 1968 ?'<J Music, Awards, Highlight Eve~t other q.Utles which the B~ fords 1-.ve dloplo.Yod inwlder1aio-'l!lg the klng-slzod project. Built on a hill on 220 acres owned by the Brodfords IR1' tho Sumner Road, the house consiata of a 14 by 32 fool HYing NJOIII and kitchen-dining facllit,y, two bedr0001s, al'll another r()(Dt which wm be • bath. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford have built the T'fllC; FmEPLACE of atune was one or the most chlllenglrw aapects of the c:oaatru;uan structure just as they could on •• pi'oject ol Mr. and Mrs. Bradford. They llliStered it, however, ard the ftreplace heats tbe ea;tlre a Hpay~you.go" basis. •• house. The Bradford Family Crest on marble is emd8dded in the stone over the ftrEiplace.fMr. 'I1terel has been no limit to the and Mrs. Bradford are pictured beside the unnished product". jobs they have tackled ln ge~ ting the tlc:me toitspresentstate. Among the most challenging chores was the construction of a stone fireplace. However, the couple successfully completed the large fireplace which highlights the living room. Unlque ·antique accessories assist in County kn<M'n b.Y oldtlmers as prerequisites for embarking on a. making the fireplace attractive. S, BOB HOEFUCH Paneled walls, kitchen cabiflo. .,build your own home" project. MIDDLEPORT- You've heard "Sunn,y Hollow." One woold not logica.lly associ· However, this has not stopped ets, overhead beams and ottler of the ''house that Jack built," ate Mr. and Mrs. Bradford with the Budlords, who have con- features of the llome have been but have you heard ot the house the construction of their o w n structed the artracti ve second created from lumber which was that Wa'lb and Muriel buiJt'? Wally and .Muriel are Mr. and home. Mr. Bradford has been for home which Wally hopes some given to the Bradfords when Wal: ' Mrs. 1 Wallace Bradtord, well- years a Western and Southern II). day to live in year-roond. How~ ly assisted in clearing a wooded known Middleport residents, who sllrance Co. agent. Mrs. Brad- ever, Muriel looks upoo the sec~ area in nearby West Virginia a ··,,• . have constructed an attractive ford, besides bei~ a homemak- ond home onb as a worderful few years back. The Bradrords have been about ' ..mO:terri yet rustic" secm"d er, has sened as executive sec-- place for a weekeld away trom seven years in constructing the hmne in a secluded area or Meigs retary of the Meigs County Tuber- the daily hum-drwn. culosis and Health Assn. aDd is One can't help but admire the house. In 1961, there was a fann presently employed with SWish- ambition, detenninatfOn, tl)e de- house on their properey and they er and Lohse Drugs in Pomeroy. sire to learnan:ld6, initiati:\nd used it as a spot tor "weekeOO These professions are hardly retreating.'' However, the house ·•:::-:;a;:;:o:•:•:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;~;;;::·:·:·:-:·:·:::~:~:~::.::::::: burned and it was then that Mr. TONIGHT 111RU TUESDAY DEC. 1 • DEC. 3 CHAUNCEY, Otlio (UPO - \ and Mrs. Bradford decided to THE ODD COUPLE Charles E. Arnold, 26, Trim- .__ U"R:Ieytake their own buildingpro(Technicolor) ble. and John R. Friece, 19. jeep: Jack Lemmon. Walter Matthau Glouster, R.D. 2, were killed VJ.ey have done well! COLORCARTOONS: Saturdl3 in a two ~ car colllMJDOLU-'ORT - Middleport Much A-do about Nuttin' sion on Ohio 13 near here. Lodge 363, F and A.M., will meet Arnold was thenlriTet' of one · MallY "-PPf ~turns at 7:30 Tuesday night at the MI.~ car and Friece his pes~enger. nic Temple. ~ ~.~ ~· Ji~uih\'·i''fuuitsn!v S'oThe meettrw will be receued Authorities .uid the driver ol DEC.4·5 the other car was not seriousat 8:15 p.m. for, the lnstallatlon NOT OPEN ly irtiured. of officers at which time all mas• ter Mason&, their guests, East-. · =·:·:· :·:·:· :· : ·:·: ·:::::-:: ;.;::· :·::::::}:~::::::::: :;:::::::::::::: ::::: FRIDAY 111RU TUESDAY ern Star members, Jobs DaughDEC. 6 - 10 ters, parents and guardians are WUliam castle's invited to attend. ROSEMARY'S BABY Following the installation, a (Technlcolori prOgram wi.ll be preseri.ed by the GALLIPOUS - Sgt. William Mia Farrow. John Cassa vetes Jobs Daughters. Darrell D. DetM. Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. COLORCARTOONS: ty, district deputy grandmaster, Mason Peck, Rt. 2, Bidwell, reRockabye Baby will be the installing officer. Kencently received a letter of ap-Hippy Woodchuck neth W. Wilcox iiS the worship~ preciation from Major Fr~erick SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. tuJ master of Middleport Lodge. M. Tlnseth, Artillery. Anny Ad· visor, Charlotte, N. C., praisMIDDLEPORT - Santa comes ing him for his outstanding dtr here Monday evening to haOO tle1. Sgt. Peck spent the Thankscandy to children after a parade gi vtng holidays with his parents. ttlroqh town and a band concert letter read: The to launch the otncial Christmas .. Sgt. William M. Peck 1 of the season. Hlghlights oi the evening will First Escort in this area, was SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY be a "Moonllght" Salefrom6:30 exemplary in his actlonsinewry p.m. to 9 p.m. featuring season way. His personal conduct, apbargains tltroughout town. and pearanc~, am military bearing CH~11.AVHRACUAARii the first drawing for the Give • were outstanding. '"He perfonned his duties in a Away cerU,_ficates. No purchases most efficient mannerwhilademneed to be made to participate, great tact and under~ oostrating and wiMers do not h8\'e to be standing. His actions were highpresent ly awreclated by all. He greatly The parade will begin at the A&P parking lot in north Mid- enhanced the Army's image, 1.111 dleport, move southward to Ule reOected great credit l~H)n him· «·,:T, ·west ·cn Mill to Third, and self anti his uniL" 'llOrth on Thlrd to th&.JI(eltare building. The band wilf Plor a concert there ard santa will treat McBride Serviees the children. CARTOON T h e Middleport Merchants Assn. is sponsorl~ the evenL Will Be Monday - •·' .... ) MEIGS TH£ATIE Masonic Lodge Meets Tuesday Le"'r Co,mes To SgL Peck Santa Comes From Major Monday to Middleport ·SW&Y of Ule Bradtords. W. McBride will be Mllri<IIQ' at 3:30 p.m. ·at the Bidwell - . dill Church with Rev. Jooeph Cilapaw! IIIII Rov. FreolondNorrls olllclating. DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1969 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH . ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE (OURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS l$2.00) FOR EACH DOG . MALE OR FEMALE. (KENNEL LiCENSE PENALTY $5.00) Spoyed Femole $2 .00 Mole Dou $2 .00 Kennel Li<:ense $10 Female $2.00 Owner 1 Name ................................................................................................................... . AdJre s s .................................................. ··.... ·-·- -·-···-····..... · ······ ................ ···... ·· ·--·-··· ·· .......... Towns hip .............................................. .. ........................ ... ........................... !Breed l If !Fees i Age \ Sex COLOR . i Hair Yr.~ M. F~ Blk fWhite!Cray fBrindlefTanjBrown!Yellow ;Long Shorf: KnownjPaid ., .........i•.......... t1....... •~•• ·- ••• ·-~-• ....... f•.. -· .........i• ....... ~•-- ...... -··j' .......... --+! .................. •~· -· ........ ·t·' ....... : I I • : • ' ~ :' : I ! l : • : • ; ' : • : l ' l : ' : • f........... +-··.. ·· :: ' ' ' ' . ' : ' : . .... -·-· j...._.....t.......j.........+........+ -<;~ -.. --... f....... ~ ...........+··..·······+--.. --............,............,........ ........... 4.......... ~..... ,j : .... ..... .i ........ .i.............L•.•.. .~......... - f-............;. ................. l : : : • : : : : : :I :' i ; i : 1 ! i t Burial willbelnFalrvlewcem. oloey In Bldweil. Frlenda 111101' call at the MeCoy FIDerol Home In VInton &lllda,y aftem>on a n d evening. SUGAR CROP SOURED MANILA (IJPI).- The Pbllipplnel moy fall to meet Ita 1969 aupr quota for the United 9\atel because tifphoon1 Mamle : • I ; I : l : ; I I : : ; , · I : ; ....... ........... i : .................... t ! : = ____f............I.: .......J... ;.. ::....................... ............. ...... ............... - .: .... . . Morton Oick.y, Galllo County Auditor tile people• a... When llhe" s not ;<3 . 11o !be Ololo V.u.tJ (lAUJI'(Il.llll OW.\' Tlll\."'i IU 'llllniA".,Gallfpctll .. OIIit,DUl. ,._ lllhM ~ ........,. • \ ....... ~----· s.c-! CktN ....... J'akltt~a,Ohlo, ~Mal . THE IWLY &mNEL . Ill ...... lllnlllt ......... CN.,tl7tt. ......... ~· ·~ ll\1111l .. aetlll~Mw'- ' • · ~ uMCCNdl&l•llliiiiiiPI'• r-trof, Ohio,,.., acne-. . W.IIISCF $\.'llliCIIP'ricti II)· •rrlv •lb· Mel ~ tlk ""...._ MAIL.III.."JiiCIII!IIOfi Y,1U n. GIIIW.Ut TrlbM lit Olliei tnd W.et VlrIIIRI. orw )._.. lfll 1lll IIIIMh• P; "'"' .-h• _..... . . 111.-Mrt, Ollt) __ lll; ... mondtiN;lhNI -t• -.....-an .111115DAY, . ::u ·12111 GALUPOLIS - Don't look OO'ft' - but, there'a o~ 20.more ahqlpi._, di.Ys until Cbri&tmu - after today. It'a that time of year 100 soon tile old French City wtn be gaily decDnlted in a restive mood. ' In my q>lnton, Frldl,y"s omctal ~nlng of the 1968 Chri&tma& . &hopping season Wl8 a big success. The erowd waa much larger than when the event was tleld at nigh.L You never saw 1uch a ,rnadohouae - as when they scrambled for gift certificates, dropped ri-om the alll)lane. Those were the pictures I goofed on. Somehow, my Jens opening on the camera was not 1et ju&t right and the negatives were too thln to produce a good picture, We had to sen~ the pictures, Too bad, 1 didn't get the pi ctures. That mob of actt\lrned races and outstretched arms would have made a good picture. From my varOge point in the bandstand, I 1\ad a good view of the scrambling. When thoae pleeea ot paper from the &k,y fell toward the ~per ellt of the park, tJ1e crowd a~rmod like bees ~ ward the landing areL TraMe movh~ nicely over the new Rt. 35 bypass, which "as officially opened about two weeks ago. And, at the Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport, adjacent to tlie bypass, work is progreaalng on .the footer s for the new banpra. Two lqe gaaoline tal)ks are waiting to be imJtaUed. Down the road 'IWaya, the Don King eon.tructioo Co. ot Jackson, has started work on the Federal-Mogul plant, next door- to Chris Craft. which is already in production of marine eJWinea. Ye s, Sir, the construction business Js really booming in Gallipolis. Frank Snedaker's new Shake g..Cflpe at Secood and Ollve Ia comins alo!lfl nicely. The boc:k of tho building Is toword Olive St. 10 the t:ftirnoon 11m won•t shine In the: service windows. The Lafayette Hotelcrill am dining room are undergolrw ren~ vation, both scheduled to open soon. UrWJeratand that Bob Bu1h of the Chrlstr· Am Re11aurant will have the hotel diniRK ro«n. I peeked In there the other afternoon a"nd they painted over the huge panel mutala on the waDs. Hear 1 rumor the other day that Kn;cer II going to buUd an addition on tile LWer side oi the present store, also that a parldqr lot II going in on Court St. where the old Wood& boule was razed, They're goln&: to take the bidlding on tile adjacent lot where the beaut;)' parlor is located. Emerson Evan•' new house at Third and Locust Is coming along. They're still working on the basemenL Tlllt' s the location where for years tile old Wolfe home 1tood. I'll never forget sUpping and sitting down in a mud puddle on the Locust St. aide ol the house one • • diJ when 11(~& in the first rndeat Wastllngton School. lt'a tlJI aeme ~ old brick sidewalk, but llmagine there'll be a new eldewalk w'hen the house Ia completed. STAlliNG AT 10:30 A.IL Don COLOR FILM ......,cto Ex:pre11lon'a ··thl• .. Orilla The petrel, a small sea bird. is thought by sailors to appear with greatest frequency just before storms. Hence came Now, the easiest ,way ever to slides/ ' ' ' LIST UO 91~ SAVE TO LIST 19. 96 HAIR DRYER CARS 2 for Sih on a table • • . poc:k. u_, and gon • • , filtered condition dries hair evenly, speed5. $29.95 S~.~guested air "' list VISIT OUR ENIEirAIMENT CENTER FOR IWJIOS.PHONOS lV. SETS 2.99 TWISTER 3.87 SHAGGY PLUSH SLIPPERS ALL AT DISCOUNl'ED PRICES PIIONO COMPA~RE~A~T~10~.9~8- - 1 SJ84 S-T-R-E-T-C-H NYLON dOfMN coveit~Wt providll th .e Anocoramo wllh Ill ow.n hondy carrylftl caaol • II you warit a 1969 corn,crop that riGIIy poya, bool< ··• tho that r•lly 'row- now. You ton oavo real ' money.,'/ reaerYing man,Y:..,alci~. Southern StaHl Hybrid Sood Corn lor hlivory .,.y, tlino through April 19, 1969. Pay nothing until doll..,.y limo. planting aoooon., y..'ll bo roady to •• with tho top.,.rfarming Southern Stot•• 'Wari.tiea ~ need to grow thick stands ill grain or enJiloo•· Come in or :-; phone ua ·soan. . · Come in EY ·ST.UDI. . O·,> ' . ,. l 1ho~des. c:- -. WILL. FROM NOW TO • • •• BEDSPR Old Wo<ld boouty lc>< your roo~ he.vyweight i•cqu•rd w e a v e of 85% cotton, I SD/. rayon. Lu•urious S. .. t.IL I te ltlft ' . .. ' 675-1710 V.,. Ree. 1.50 SHAVE 1.09 LOTION .v . 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SAVE 4Jc , KARATE AT SPECIAL PRICES TEENS AND WOMEN LOVE THESE Til •• ••• • HAl 2o98 VALUE MUR,HY''S INGUL.A~ • '.27 • 9-9 85~ OUUA tor Bigger Com automatic slide-ch~linl timer, 100-slide ti'IY for Clrdballrd mounts (also ac::ceptl80·slide tray for 11111 mounts). sh•rp•" s PROFlSSIOIIlL STYLE Act ·,,.,;ty LOW OUR CONVENIENCE Bilk fii·J/1/t11H18flllllla '811111-Htkltll ·1t .' llll ELECTRIC SHAVERS 'FLIP-TOP' SPEEDSHAVER' 25 PANTY HOSE Moot edv•nced alido projoctor you can buy kldeyl DoPfl'dobll fled operation, full romato control. •.utomatlc alido foeusin&, a briiUant 500-Witt quartz iodine lamp, convenient NEW . --.. TRIPLEHEADER 35T ~---~SAVE 6.96 25% ON ALL SCHICK • li • MFGR. 5.39 KODAK FILM FOR YOUR FA COLOR FILM ONAU 126-)1 CARTRIDGI ~ the expression. "stormy petrel," to denote a person whose presence is certain to bring on lively doings. PRICES 1. ~F~.~~~EEZ~O LOWEST KODAK WI defeated. They d1Mned Greenbrier Military 82-70 In their ftrsttind . Two other friendly face& were seen at the Time a.-Sentinel office FridiJ, One was Keith Shelton, former employe of the Gallipolis Division of the Columbus and Southern Olllo E18ctrlc. I dldn•t get to talk to him. But I did chat with Jerry Haffelt, former Tribune em. ploye. He's ,_ living at Sprlnalleld. Well, wnaon's Wonders and Burson's Bomben won a double header Friday night from Logan. The ftralt,y and reserves are now 2--0 for the season. That varsity game was a runaway. But the re· &erve game waa a different story.ltwaa nip and tuck down to the last minute. Then the mue Imp& pulled away on foul shooting to clinch the vlctoey. That big wl.ncl early Fridly mo~ threatened the Christmas decontlon11 John Fo11ter, the sign man, and crew put ltJ In the city park. But the only d1.m1.ge waa to one of the huge pole trees. It was e11ily taken care of. Most or the decorations were cotq)leted Frl· da)'. Just have to put the ftnishlrw touches on now. POLAROID LAND FILM A FAMILY GIFT ' hookelball coak.a.\:t:.£e0rtit ldi<.\s";-11'. ·v.:; lt!ii yearlinga are.'..,. · ~ ooly outlna: ttma fanhls ..eaaon. SAVE UP TO 24.00 19.95 former Gollia Acedemy High SChool basketboU Mapn~ THIS AREA PRICES .ON ALL MANUFACTURERS star, dr(Vped in the offtce Friday. He played his last year of basketball last seaaon at Concord Coli~. ~ OOIII'~ Don't the frui'f,'l.n early... 422 Second Ave. Prealdent•Franklln D. Ron· aevelt l called Dec. 7, 1M! (Pearl Harbor Day 1, lhe "dale which will live in Infamy." Mrl. Maddox•s polities are. not 10 well deftned. She knowl juat that she qrees with her hulll>and and would Uke to his ""rk continued. So abe would not "helltate" if asked to 11-.n· ~ SALE Piantoi!OIII said - ' olrd<o that fellod him Sopt. 16, a medico! bullotln lll<l Friday. lumpo them oil topther. c.. 1M Dall~IIMI .... flO; 11s -a. Maddox. a Democrat whO p.U; th,... ..-t~•IP. ATLANTA (UPI)-11 Mrl. T1W1 Unllld "'"' ~~ \1 llll.dulLester Maddox JOOh annouDCea oiiJIIIOl'led Wollaoe'a tblr<lporQ1¥111 ...!ltd • !lie 11M f.ar pllllrlltlll.. of aU that she'll run for governor eandldacy for prelldela, camut - · dl ...lthtl tr-.lttll• IIIII aiiDIIIIIItfal-•pullll ..... lttrtill: _ leplly .,cc:eed blmsalf. But ·he when her husband" a term II lQ), run. Georgiana' won't be a bit have offered him Wallace the key111101' to . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - aurpriaed. cloean't del\\' that Gov. Leiter Maddox haa au ceeaaion an,yway, the «JWWIlJ'e hinted as much, and in Georgia of rumiJlB b1l wile for tho hl8h such hints in the put have been otftee. Mrl. Moddox's j,phiiOicpby. prophetic. The Maddoxes have a record like her hulband'•· "'I optlmlam. " or partnership. 1be &QVemor, ,~ ~ ev.,!f IJ!U:e up ~~ •• ... · :_,1· ii.li an admirer of roriner Alabama Jlllnd .... .ap .c!elefmlned, ,fOU _,,, t ,·.-.":· ,1,. ' • • ' ·•I ·; 'I I ' Gov. George Wallace, whose ean ouc.-il ' In &1\1'1111111' tou · . AT 928 FIRST AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO' " "" ·•-v wile IUCCeeded him fn of!'fce1 tQ."' VIrginia Maddox, unllklo bor FURNITURE tlas aaid he doesn't see why hoWeVer, has no "Virginia shouldn't hive a hulband Two General Eleetric refrigerators, gas cook stove, 2 burnlni poallon for pollllco. beds, space heater, 6 ttraight chairs, 2 lawn chairs, chance, too." Once, unable to falllom b1l sewing machine, S wooden storm windows, wasli\ng Wouldn't Hesitate 111C1Chine, dl1hes, pots and pans, _pictures, che1t, 9x12 urd hate to get an,ythlne olmoat l\llltlmo to wool rug, other item1 toa numerous to mentian. started too said Mrl. dUlY, .... -eel .. at the Maddox, 50, an attractive. 10ft goYernor'• offtee on. ''PeOPle"• ANTIQUES &poken mother of tour grown day" and (IIJI In line to vlalt Library table, 3 dressers, drop l~f table, 3. stand· chlldren, who has tried to ltay him. tables living room table, ail lamp, dishes, iron k..., UkeaWelk in the background ot her tie, 2 ' .. ts of candle holders, books, 2 hand mirrors, Mrl. Maddox, DOW a troJted huaband' s administration. ''But top drener, see thi1 onef marble cham..,.... brunet~~.. ...., llko1 no, I wouldn't beaitate. "I fe81 like my buaband," sho Lawrence Wolk bull not 1r1ta ESTATE OF GERTRUDE.f'ALTERS, aald, <~anything I can do to hei.P, beeauH ~re fattenln&; Adm. Walt• Plantz ( rm willlng to sacrifice and do apends a 18.1Jour daf at belnS 0 . E. & J. A. french, Auctioneers it.,. Georcla'• OrII lady. Not Roaponai~lo For Any Accidonh Slle poriiOII&IIy touro Mrs. Maddox, born VIrginia Cox Aug. 7, 1918 In Birming- lhn>Uih Ceorcta'• $1 ham, Ala., has worked bard million avvenJQI''I manlllon 1lx behind the scenes ln tbl de¥• a week. B'1 a year old govemor' a mansion, and wbeft now, and has had more tban she refers to the Ume period 100,000 Vllltorl, since Maddox"a election, it il MaMox llkeJ to lillY a people"• admlnlltratioll.., Yra. called "since wetookOUlce." Nina severely damapd aupr crop• la1t week, the Notlmai Fedentlon of SUgar SALAZAR SAME LlliiiON (IJPI).- Former I'Vr· tuple Premier Antonio de . Oliveira Sal:r.ar rtmainl In "~I')'" eondl.tlon from the TIMES· SENTINEL ...... llhed Pdillllll.. eoockaeting tourl, Mrs. ~ frequeOIIy ean be 188ft aeeoliii)8D1lns her Georgians R e a dY For Mrs. Ma ddOx and ' ------·1'-···-----t"" ... "i'"" .... ·t-.. -·-··t ·........--t····""t".........i..............i,t " ............. ···J:--·····.. ···t·· ...... I Maddox llkel to say 1 1 'thll il COMPLETE • CAMERA • FILM BATTERY • FLASH CUBE ' w-.. huoblnd on bla ollliOit clal1f trips around tho atalo, wllere he denounce& the federal aotBm· · ment, anarehlata, blwlel IIIII Conummlllll and sometime& .... Funeral services for WUlia STILL . THE LOWEST PRICES SUNDAY THIS UNUSUAL PALISADE 1»00 bulldlnc II onothor "do It yourselr' completed project on the B.padford flrm. It Ia an ~ right log type structure and lauaed to house the work equipment RIMS ' Audrey E. Woad. 3 under the direction of Mrs. Reeelvllte the /""'~' Rosenbaum. Concluding tho enlist oc:tlvlljo ....,.. wort was Den 2 alngiug 'jG~ ert Sc~ider, Gene Hood, Mat.nll~:~~= Scouts.'' thew Dillard, G. E. Guinther 1.111 intermt•siOII. awards Douglas RolertluD. to David Hurls alii Plari. """" llllde for t h o to participate In tho Pomeroy Chrlstmoa poroclo. there was a minslrelact by Den . Bradfords Build W ee k en d Do-lt- Y ourse·l f Retreat CON1IIJES 3 DAJS.LIIIJ ON w•• HERE 15 THE ATTRACI1VE ._which Nr. and llrl. Walloce Bndford, Middleport -with no prior eJ~Perlence Ia conatructlG1 - have built on their 220 acre tann lD the SUI'm3' Hollow ai-M of Melfa COUDt;y, near SUm...-. SAL·E PRE--CHRIST A musical pro. · Keith a.lloy,- ~ p~; Mat. cram carr)'llw out \"~boot" t-lllllinllllll <;. E. c;umu>or. - · and tho p~ntation of two 100r pl1111 0111· dOn )!oro UMd award• ht,~leltted*Hcontmeet- In 111e Webeloo olin. Rlelq'1'111or IDR of Pack 248 W..,.los and Cub .also received , a ·~ofp year pin. Scouts. Domy Leo WW woi»rooontad A a~t aettln& tor the pro- 1 two year Pia. a waif ..... a anm waa made by G\U' GUfnttier cold arrow pot.- alld qro allwr ... the Wobelos den. Ilea 2, loti arrotr JM)Inlll. Don ohlel'uhiJuld. liJ Mrs. Mary June Hood, 10JW er cordi went to AUOD MeHill• of ·the ahowboat era and a Wuslllln ol Den t; Tom Reed ol atory about eub.aeout lr~:~pectJon Den 2, and David Hllel and Harshen by G. E. Gulotllar, cid Sla:on of the Wobelo: don. Ilrueo Reed, E<ldle Slssoili'-Pat- Mrs. Wlnoni .H-.nrocolwd rick Souloby and Gene Hood- a lwo¥N1'91JL SlloWIIIC-1011 a quortet which oane oevenl lated by tho - - f o r Iavine aoleclloRI, and Mrs. Virllrdo beea awarded tho &Old key In Crew and Mrs. Audrey Woad's •eoutt.n& at the .roumtable meet-Den 3 bummed "0 Suzanrw.". tna held Nov. 14 at the lb'IW 1\fJtthew Dlllard presented a Creek lll&h SchooL. pi.UPet •how which he had wrl~ A two year Pin wae 1110 p...., ton, David Edwards presented sented to V.o. Roeeaboum and a uo" Top ot Old Smoky," and one )'e&rplnwaaawardedtollrlo POIIEIIOY - ' .r. . . \ OPEN EVElY NIGHT TILL . .' ... ' • '· ,, • 9 �• 3 - The Sunday Times - ~ntmet, su~, December 1, 1968 ?'<J Music, Awards, Highlight Eve~t other q.Utles which the B~ fords 1-.ve dloplo.Yod inwlder1aio-'l!lg the klng-slzod project. Built on a hill on 220 acres owned by the Brodfords IR1' tho Sumner Road, the house consiata of a 14 by 32 fool HYing NJOIII and kitchen-dining facllit,y, two bedr0001s, al'll another r()(Dt which wm be • bath. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford have built the T'fllC; FmEPLACE of atune was one or the most chlllenglrw aapects of the c:oaatru;uan structure just as they could on •• pi'oject ol Mr. and Mrs. Bradford. They llliStered it, however, ard the ftreplace heats tbe ea;tlre a Hpay~you.go" basis. •• house. The Bradford Family Crest on marble is emd8dded in the stone over the ftrEiplace.fMr. 'I1terel has been no limit to the and Mrs. Bradford are pictured beside the unnished product". jobs they have tackled ln ge~ ting the tlc:me toitspresentstate. Among the most challenging chores was the construction of a stone fireplace. However, the couple successfully completed the large fireplace which highlights the living room. Unlque ·antique accessories assist in County kn<M'n b.Y oldtlmers as prerequisites for embarking on a. making the fireplace attractive. S, BOB HOEFUCH Paneled walls, kitchen cabiflo. .,build your own home" project. MIDDLEPORT- You've heard "Sunn,y Hollow." One woold not logica.lly associ· However, this has not stopped ets, overhead beams and ottler of the ''house that Jack built," ate Mr. and Mrs. Bradford with the Budlords, who have con- features of the llome have been but have you heard ot the house the construction of their o w n structed the artracti ve second created from lumber which was that Wa'lb and Muriel buiJt'? Wally and .Muriel are Mr. and home. Mr. Bradford has been for home which Wally hopes some given to the Bradfords when Wal: ' Mrs. 1 Wallace Bradtord, well- years a Western and Southern II). day to live in year-roond. How~ ly assisted in clearing a wooded known Middleport residents, who sllrance Co. agent. Mrs. Brad- ever, Muriel looks upoo the sec~ area in nearby West Virginia a ··,,• . have constructed an attractive ford, besides bei~ a homemak- ond home onb as a worderful few years back. The Bradrords have been about ' ..mO:terri yet rustic" secm"d er, has sened as executive sec-- place for a weekeld away trom seven years in constructing the hmne in a secluded area or Meigs retary of the Meigs County Tuber- the daily hum-drwn. culosis and Health Assn. aDd is One can't help but admire the house. In 1961, there was a fann presently employed with SWish- ambition, detenninatfOn, tl)e de- house on their properey and they er and Lohse Drugs in Pomeroy. sire to learnan:ld6, initiati:\nd used it as a spot tor "weekeOO These professions are hardly retreating.'' However, the house ·•:::-:;a;:;:o:•:•:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;~;;;::·:·:·:-:·:·:::~:~:~::.::::::: burned and it was then that Mr. TONIGHT 111RU TUESDAY DEC. 1 • DEC. 3 CHAUNCEY, Otlio (UPO - \ and Mrs. Bradford decided to THE ODD COUPLE Charles E. Arnold, 26, Trim- .__ U"R:Ieytake their own buildingpro(Technicolor) ble. and John R. Friece, 19. jeep: Jack Lemmon. Walter Matthau Glouster, R.D. 2, were killed VJ.ey have done well! COLORCARTOONS: Saturdl3 in a two ~ car colllMJDOLU-'ORT - Middleport Much A-do about Nuttin' sion on Ohio 13 near here. Lodge 363, F and A.M., will meet Arnold was thenlriTet' of one · MallY "-PPf ~turns at 7:30 Tuesday night at the MI.~ car and Friece his pes~enger. nic Temple. ~ ~.~ ~· Ji~uih\'·i''fuuitsn!v S'oThe meettrw will be receued Authorities .uid the driver ol DEC.4·5 the other car was not seriousat 8:15 p.m. for, the lnstallatlon NOT OPEN ly irtiured. of officers at which time all mas• ter Mason&, their guests, East-. · =·:·:· :·:·:· :· : ·:·: ·:::::-:: ;.;::· :·::::::}:~::::::::: :;:::::::::::::: ::::: FRIDAY 111RU TUESDAY ern Star members, Jobs DaughDEC. 6 - 10 ters, parents and guardians are WUliam castle's invited to attend. ROSEMARY'S BABY Following the installation, a (Technlcolori prOgram wi.ll be preseri.ed by the GALLIPOUS - Sgt. William Mia Farrow. John Cassa vetes Jobs Daughters. Darrell D. DetM. Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. COLORCARTOONS: ty, district deputy grandmaster, Mason Peck, Rt. 2, Bidwell, reRockabye Baby will be the installing officer. Kencently received a letter of ap-Hippy Woodchuck neth W. Wilcox iiS the worship~ preciation from Major Fr~erick SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. tuJ master of Middleport Lodge. M. Tlnseth, Artillery. Anny Ad· visor, Charlotte, N. C., praisMIDDLEPORT - Santa comes ing him for his outstanding dtr here Monday evening to haOO tle1. Sgt. Peck spent the Thankscandy to children after a parade gi vtng holidays with his parents. ttlroqh town and a band concert letter read: The to launch the otncial Christmas .. Sgt. William M. Peck 1 of the season. Hlghlights oi the evening will First Escort in this area, was SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY be a "Moonllght" Salefrom6:30 exemplary in his actlonsinewry p.m. to 9 p.m. featuring season way. His personal conduct, apbargains tltroughout town. and pearanc~, am military bearing CH~11.AVHRACUAARii the first drawing for the Give • were outstanding. '"He perfonned his duties in a Away cerU,_ficates. No purchases most efficient mannerwhilademneed to be made to participate, great tact and under~ oostrating and wiMers do not h8\'e to be standing. His actions were highpresent ly awreclated by all. He greatly The parade will begin at the A&P parking lot in north Mid- enhanced the Army's image, 1.111 dleport, move southward to Ule reOected great credit l~H)n him· «·,:T, ·west ·cn Mill to Third, and self anti his uniL" 'llOrth on Thlrd to th&.JI(eltare building. The band wilf Plor a concert there ard santa will treat McBride Serviees the children. CARTOON T h e Middleport Merchants Assn. is sponsorl~ the evenL Will Be Monday - •·' .... ) MEIGS TH£ATIE Masonic Lodge Meets Tuesday Le"'r Co,mes To SgL Peck Santa Comes From Major Monday to Middleport ·SW&Y of Ule Bradtords. W. McBride will be Mllri<IIQ' at 3:30 p.m. ·at the Bidwell - . dill Church with Rev. Jooeph Cilapaw! IIIII Rov. FreolondNorrls olllclating. DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1969 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH . ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE (OURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS l$2.00) FOR EACH DOG . MALE OR FEMALE. (KENNEL LiCENSE PENALTY $5.00) Spoyed Femole $2 .00 Mole Dou $2 .00 Kennel Li<:ense $10 Female $2.00 Owner 1 Name ................................................................................................................... . AdJre s s .................................................. ··.... ·-·- -·-···-····..... · ······ ................ ···... ·· ·--·-··· ·· .......... Towns hip .............................................. .. ........................ ... ........................... !Breed l If !Fees i Age \ Sex COLOR . i Hair Yr.~ M. F~ Blk fWhite!Cray fBrindlefTanjBrown!Yellow ;Long Shorf: KnownjPaid ., .........i•.......... t1....... •~•• ·- ••• ·-~-• ....... f•.. -· .........i• ....... ~•-- ...... -··j' .......... --+! .................. •~· -· ........ ·t·' ....... : I I • : • ' ~ :' : I ! l : • : • ; ' : • : l ' l : ' : • f........... +-··.. ·· :: ' ' ' ' . ' : ' : . .... -·-· j...._.....t.......j.........+........+ -<;~ -.. --... f....... ~ ...........+··..·······+--.. --............,............,........ ........... 4.......... ~..... ,j : .... ..... .i ........ .i.............L•.•.. .~......... - f-............;. ................. l : : : • : : : : : :I :' i ; i : 1 ! i t Burial willbelnFalrvlewcem. oloey In Bldweil. Frlenda 111101' call at the MeCoy FIDerol Home In VInton &lllda,y aftem>on a n d evening. SUGAR CROP SOURED MANILA (IJPI).- The Pbllipplnel moy fall to meet Ita 1969 aupr quota for the United 9\atel because tifphoon1 Mamle : • I ; I : l : ; I I : : ; , · I : ; ....... ........... i : .................... t ! : = ____f............I.: .......J... ;.. ::....................... ............. ...... ............... - .: .... . . Morton Oick.y, Galllo County Auditor tile people• a... When llhe" s not ;<3 . 11o !be Ololo V.u.tJ (lAUJI'(Il.llll OW.\' Tlll\."'i IU 'llllniA".,Gallfpctll .. OIIit,DUl. ,._ lllhM ~ ........,. • \ ....... ~----· s.c-! CktN ....... J'akltt~a,Ohlo, ~Mal . THE IWLY &mNEL . Ill ...... lllnlllt ......... CN.,tl7tt. ......... ~· ·~ ll\1111l .. aetlll~Mw'- ' • · ~ uMCCNdl&l•llliiiiiiPI'• r-trof, Ohio,,.., acne-. . W.IIISCF $\.'llliCIIP'ricti II)· •rrlv •lb· Mel ~ tlk ""...._ MAIL.III.."JiiCIII!IIOfi Y,1U n. GIIIW.Ut TrlbM lit Olliei tnd W.et VlrIIIRI. orw )._.. lfll 1lll IIIIMh• P; "'"' .-h• _..... . . 111.-Mrt, Ollt) __ lll; ... mondtiN;lhNI -t• -.....-an .111115DAY, . ::u ·12111 GALUPOLIS - Don't look OO'ft' - but, there'a o~ 20.more ahqlpi._, di.Ys until Cbri&tmu - after today. It'a that time of year 100 soon tile old French City wtn be gaily decDnlted in a restive mood. ' In my q>lnton, Frldl,y"s omctal ~nlng of the 1968 Chri&tma& . &hopping season Wl8 a big success. The erowd waa much larger than when the event was tleld at nigh.L You never saw 1uch a ,rnadohouae - as when they scrambled for gift certificates, dropped ri-om the alll)lane. Those were the pictures I goofed on. Somehow, my Jens opening on the camera was not 1et ju&t right and the negatives were too thln to produce a good picture, We had to sen~ the pictures, Too bad, 1 didn't get the pi ctures. That mob of actt\lrned races and outstretched arms would have made a good picture. From my varOge point in the bandstand, I 1\ad a good view of the scrambling. When thoae pleeea ot paper from the &k,y fell toward the ~per ellt of the park, tJ1e crowd a~rmod like bees ~ ward the landing areL TraMe movh~ nicely over the new Rt. 35 bypass, which "as officially opened about two weeks ago. And, at the Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport, adjacent to tlie bypass, work is progreaalng on .the footer s for the new banpra. Two lqe gaaoline tal)ks are waiting to be imJtaUed. Down the road 'IWaya, the Don King eon.tructioo Co. ot Jackson, has started work on the Federal-Mogul plant, next door- to Chris Craft. which is already in production of marine eJWinea. Ye s, Sir, the construction business Js really booming in Gallipolis. Frank Snedaker's new Shake g..Cflpe at Secood and Ollve Ia comins alo!lfl nicely. The boc:k of tho building Is toword Olive St. 10 the t:ftirnoon 11m won•t shine In the: service windows. The Lafayette Hotelcrill am dining room are undergolrw ren~ vation, both scheduled to open soon. UrWJeratand that Bob Bu1h of the Chrlstr· Am Re11aurant will have the hotel diniRK ro«n. I peeked In there the other afternoon a"nd they painted over the huge panel mutala on the waDs. Hear 1 rumor the other day that Kn;cer II going to buUd an addition on tile LWer side oi the present store, also that a parldqr lot II going in on Court St. where the old Wood& boule was razed, They're goln&: to take the bidlding on tile adjacent lot where the beaut;)' parlor is located. Emerson Evan•' new house at Third and Locust Is coming along. They're still working on the basemenL Tlllt' s the location where for years tile old Wolfe home 1tood. I'll never forget sUpping and sitting down in a mud puddle on the Locust St. aide ol the house one • • diJ when 11(~& in the first rndeat Wastllngton School. lt'a tlJI aeme ~ old brick sidewalk, but llmagine there'll be a new eldewalk w'hen the house Ia completed. STAlliNG AT 10:30 A.IL Don COLOR FILM ......,cto Ex:pre11lon'a ··thl• .. Orilla The petrel, a small sea bird. is thought by sailors to appear with greatest frequency just before storms. Hence came Now, the easiest ,way ever to slides/ ' ' ' LIST UO 91~ SAVE TO LIST 19. 96 HAIR DRYER CARS 2 for Sih on a table • • . poc:k. u_, and gon • • , filtered condition dries hair evenly, speed5. $29.95 S~.~guested air "' list VISIT OUR ENIEirAIMENT CENTER FOR IWJIOS.PHONOS lV. SETS 2.99 TWISTER 3.87 SHAGGY PLUSH SLIPPERS ALL AT DISCOUNl'ED PRICES PIIONO COMPA~RE~A~T~10~.9~8- - 1 SJ84 S-T-R-E-T-C-H NYLON dOfMN coveit~Wt providll th .e Anocoramo wllh Ill ow.n hondy carrylftl caaol • II you warit a 1969 corn,crop that riGIIy poya, bool< ··• tho that r•lly 'row- now. You ton oavo real ' money.,'/ reaerYing man,Y:..,alci~. Southern StaHl Hybrid Sood Corn lor hlivory .,.y, tlino through April 19, 1969. Pay nothing until doll..,.y limo. planting aoooon., y..'ll bo roady to •• with tho top.,.rfarming Southern Stot•• 'Wari.tiea ~ need to grow thick stands ill grain or enJiloo•· Come in or :-; phone ua ·soan. . · Come in EY ·ST.UDI. . O·,> ' . ,. l 1ho~des. c:- -. WILL. FROM NOW TO • • •• BEDSPR Old Wo<ld boouty lc>< your roo~ he.vyweight i•cqu•rd w e a v e of 85% cotton, I SD/. rayon. Lu•urious S. .. t.IL I te ltlft ' . .. ' 675-1710 V.,. Ree. 1.50 SHAVE 1.09 LOTION .v . 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SAVE 4Jc , KARATE AT SPECIAL PRICES TEENS AND WOMEN LOVE THESE Til •• ••• • HAl 2o98 VALUE MUR,HY''S INGUL.A~ • '.27 • 9-9 85~ OUUA tor Bigger Com automatic slide-ch~linl timer, 100-slide ti'IY for Clrdballrd mounts (also ac::ceptl80·slide tray for 11111 mounts). sh•rp•" s PROFlSSIOIIlL STYLE Act ·,,.,;ty LOW OUR CONVENIENCE Bilk fii·J/1/t11H18flllllla '811111-Htkltll ·1t .' llll ELECTRIC SHAVERS 'FLIP-TOP' SPEEDSHAVER' 25 PANTY HOSE Moot edv•nced alido projoctor you can buy kldeyl DoPfl'dobll fled operation, full romato control. •.utomatlc alido foeusin&, a briiUant 500-Witt quartz iodine lamp, convenient NEW . --.. TRIPLEHEADER 35T ~---~SAVE 6.96 25% ON ALL SCHICK • li • MFGR. 5.39 KODAK FILM FOR YOUR FA COLOR FILM ONAU 126-)1 CARTRIDGI ~ the expression. "stormy petrel," to denote a person whose presence is certain to bring on lively doings. PRICES 1. ~F~.~~~EEZ~O LOWEST KODAK WI defeated. They d1Mned Greenbrier Military 82-70 In their ftrsttind . Two other friendly face& were seen at the Time a.-Sentinel office FridiJ, One was Keith Shelton, former employe of the Gallipolis Division of the Columbus and Southern Olllo E18ctrlc. I dldn•t get to talk to him. But I did chat with Jerry Haffelt, former Tribune em. ploye. He's ,_ living at Sprlnalleld. Well, wnaon's Wonders and Burson's Bomben won a double header Friday night from Logan. The ftralt,y and reserves are now 2--0 for the season. That varsity game was a runaway. But the re· &erve game waa a different story.ltwaa nip and tuck down to the last minute. Then the mue Imp& pulled away on foul shooting to clinch the vlctoey. That big wl.ncl early Fridly mo~ threatened the Christmas decontlon11 John Fo11ter, the sign man, and crew put ltJ In the city park. But the only d1.m1.ge waa to one of the huge pole trees. It was e11ily taken care of. Most or the decorations were cotq)leted Frl· da)'. Just have to put the ftnishlrw touches on now. POLAROID LAND FILM A FAMILY GIFT ' hookelball coak.a.\:t:.£e0rtit ldi<.\s";-11'. ·v.:; lt!ii yearlinga are.'..,. · ~ ooly outlna: ttma fanhls ..eaaon. SAVE UP TO 24.00 19.95 former Gollia Acedemy High SChool basketboU Mapn~ THIS AREA PRICES .ON ALL MANUFACTURERS star, dr(Vped in the offtce Friday. He played his last year of basketball last seaaon at Concord Coli~. ~ OOIII'~ Don't the frui'f,'l.n early... 422 Second Ave. Prealdent•Franklln D. Ron· aevelt l called Dec. 7, 1M! (Pearl Harbor Day 1, lhe "dale which will live in Infamy." Mrl. Maddox•s polities are. not 10 well deftned. She knowl juat that she qrees with her hulll>and and would Uke to his ""rk continued. So abe would not "helltate" if asked to 11-.n· ~ SALE Piantoi!OIII said - ' olrd<o that fellod him Sopt. 16, a medico! bullotln lll<l Friday. lumpo them oil topther. c.. 1M Dall~IIMI .... flO; 11s -a. Maddox. a Democrat whO p.U; th,... ..-t~•IP. ATLANTA (UPI)-11 Mrl. T1W1 Unllld "'"' ~~ \1 llll.dulLester Maddox JOOh annouDCea oiiJIIIOl'led Wollaoe'a tblr<lporQ1¥111 ...!ltd • !lie 11M f.ar pllllrlltlll.. of aU that she'll run for governor eandldacy for prelldela, camut - · dl ...lthtl tr-.lttll• IIIII aiiDIIIIIItfal-•pullll ..... lttrtill: _ leplly .,cc:eed blmsalf. But ·he when her husband" a term II lQ), run. Georgiana' won't be a bit have offered him Wallace the key111101' to . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - aurpriaed. cloean't del\\' that Gov. Leiter Maddox haa au ceeaaion an,yway, the «JWWIlJ'e hinted as much, and in Georgia of rumiJlB b1l wile for tho hl8h such hints in the put have been otftee. Mrl. Moddox's j,phiiOicpby. prophetic. The Maddoxes have a record like her hulband'•· "'I optlmlam. " or partnership. 1be &QVemor, ,~ ~ ev.,!f IJ!U:e up ~~ •• ... · :_,1· ii.li an admirer of roriner Alabama Jlllnd .... .ap .c!elefmlned, ,fOU _,,, t ,·.-.":· ,1,. ' • • ' ·•I ·; 'I I ' Gov. George Wallace, whose ean ouc.-il ' In &1\1'1111111' tou · . AT 928 FIRST AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO' " "" ·•-v wile IUCCeeded him fn of!'fce1 tQ."' VIrginia Maddox, unllklo bor FURNITURE tlas aaid he doesn't see why hoWeVer, has no "Virginia shouldn't hive a hulband Two General Eleetric refrigerators, gas cook stove, 2 burnlni poallon for pollllco. beds, space heater, 6 ttraight chairs, 2 lawn chairs, chance, too." Once, unable to falllom b1l sewing machine, S wooden storm windows, wasli\ng Wouldn't Hesitate 111C1Chine, dl1hes, pots and pans, _pictures, che1t, 9x12 urd hate to get an,ythlne olmoat l\llltlmo to wool rug, other item1 toa numerous to mentian. started too said Mrl. dUlY, .... -eel .. at the Maddox, 50, an attractive. 10ft goYernor'• offtee on. ''PeOPle"• ANTIQUES &poken mother of tour grown day" and (IIJI In line to vlalt Library table, 3 dressers, drop l~f table, 3. stand· chlldren, who has tried to ltay him. tables living room table, ail lamp, dishes, iron k..., UkeaWelk in the background ot her tie, 2 ' .. ts of candle holders, books, 2 hand mirrors, Mrl. Maddox, DOW a troJted huaband' s administration. ''But top drener, see thi1 onef marble cham..,.... brunet~~.. ...., llko1 no, I wouldn't beaitate. "I fe81 like my buaband," sho Lawrence Wolk bull not 1r1ta ESTATE OF GERTRUDE.f'ALTERS, aald, <~anything I can do to hei.P, beeauH ~re fattenln&; Adm. Walt• Plantz ( rm willlng to sacrifice and do apends a 18.1Jour daf at belnS 0 . E. & J. A. french, Auctioneers it.,. Georcla'• OrII lady. Not Roaponai~lo For Any Accidonh Slle poriiOII&IIy touro Mrs. Maddox, born VIrginia Cox Aug. 7, 1918 In Birming- lhn>Uih Ceorcta'• $1 ham, Ala., has worked bard million avvenJQI''I manlllon 1lx behind the scenes ln tbl de¥• a week. B'1 a year old govemor' a mansion, and wbeft now, and has had more tban she refers to the Ume period 100,000 Vllltorl, since Maddox"a election, it il MaMox llkeJ to lillY a people"• admlnlltratioll.., Yra. called "since wetookOUlce." Nina severely damapd aupr crop• la1t week, the Notlmai Fedentlon of SUgar SALAZAR SAME LlliiiON (IJPI).- Former I'Vr· tuple Premier Antonio de . Oliveira Sal:r.ar rtmainl In "~I')'" eondl.tlon from the TIMES· SENTINEL ...... llhed Pdillllll.. eoockaeting tourl, Mrs. ~ frequeOIIy ean be 188ft aeeoliii)8D1lns her Georgians R e a dY For Mrs. Ma ddOx and ' ------·1'-···-----t"" ... "i'"" .... ·t-.. -·-··t ·........--t····""t".........i..............i,t " ............. ···J:--·····.. ···t·· ...... I Maddox llkel to say 1 1 'thll il COMPLETE • CAMERA • FILM BATTERY • FLASH CUBE ' w-.. huoblnd on bla ollliOit clal1f trips around tho atalo, wllere he denounce& the federal aotBm· · ment, anarehlata, blwlel IIIII Conummlllll and sometime& .... Funeral services for WUlia STILL . THE LOWEST PRICES SUNDAY THIS UNUSUAL PALISADE 1»00 bulldlnc II onothor "do It yourselr' completed project on the B.padford flrm. It Ia an ~ right log type structure and lauaed to house the work equipment RIMS ' Audrey E. Woad. 3 under the direction of Mrs. Reeelvllte the /""'~' Rosenbaum. Concluding tho enlist oc:tlvlljo ....,.. wort was Den 2 alngiug 'jG~ ert Sc~ider, Gene Hood, Mat.nll~:~~= Scouts.'' thew Dillard, G. E. Guinther 1.111 intermt•siOII. awards Douglas RolertluD. to David Hurls alii Plari. """" llllde for t h o to participate In tho Pomeroy Chrlstmoa poroclo. there was a minslrelact by Den . Bradfords Build W ee k en d Do-lt- Y ourse·l f Retreat CON1IIJES 3 DAJS.LIIIJ ON w•• HERE 15 THE ATTRACI1VE ._which Nr. and llrl. Walloce Bndford, Middleport -with no prior eJ~Perlence Ia conatructlG1 - have built on their 220 acre tann lD the SUI'm3' Hollow ai-M of Melfa COUDt;y, near SUm...-. SAL·E PRE--CHRIST A musical pro. · Keith a.lloy,- ~ p~; Mat. cram carr)'llw out \"~boot" t-lllllinllllll <;. E. c;umu>or. - · and tho p~ntation of two 100r pl1111 0111· dOn )!oro UMd award• ht,~leltted*Hcontmeet- In 111e Webeloo olin. Rlelq'1'111or IDR of Pack 248 W..,.los and Cub .also received , a ·~ofp year pin. Scouts. Domy Leo WW woi»rooontad A a~t aettln& tor the pro- 1 two year Pia. a waif ..... a anm waa made by G\U' GUfnttier cold arrow pot.- alld qro allwr ... the Wobelos den. Ilea 2, loti arrotr JM)Inlll. Don ohlel'uhiJuld. liJ Mrs. Mary June Hood, 10JW er cordi went to AUOD MeHill• of ·the ahowboat era and a Wuslllln ol Den t; Tom Reed ol atory about eub.aeout lr~:~pectJon Den 2, and David Hllel and Harshen by G. E. Gulotllar, cid Sla:on of the Wobelo: don. Ilrueo Reed, E<ldle Slssoili'-Pat- Mrs. Wlnoni .H-.nrocolwd rick Souloby and Gene Hood- a lwo¥N1'91JL SlloWIIIC-1011 a quortet which oane oevenl lated by tho - - f o r Iavine aoleclloRI, and Mrs. Virllrdo beea awarded tho &Old key In Crew and Mrs. Audrey Woad's •eoutt.n& at the .roumtable meet-Den 3 bummed "0 Suzanrw.". tna held Nov. 14 at the lb'IW 1\fJtthew Dlllard presented a Creek lll&h SchooL. pi.UPet •how which he had wrl~ A two year Pin wae 1110 p...., ton, David Edwards presented sented to V.o. Roeeaboum and a uo" Top ot Old Smoky," and one )'e&rplnwaaawardedtollrlo POIIEIIOY - ' .r. . . \ OPEN EVElY NIGHT TILL . .' ... ' • '· ,, • 9 ���-• ) ( . • f' Club to Make Arrangements J POMEROY - Holldol arr - o !or lbe Golllp>llo onN-·- wiU be to' men>en d the WUdwood Gor- Slate .._ den Club. llootlna Weclneldar borne of Kro. v..._ POMEROY - The DonoJd 1>11 found hlo nlcho. He'.1 knee deep tn lnterdl;)' prt:lblema and PJ'CIII'UII and wa, r• eentb' the 1\i)jlet .; .. Thanks &o aU who sent me beautiful get-well cards this past .:{; week. U was espeeialb 1\ice to read the eDclosed notes from those who know f.1e only through thla column. Thank• again. , • r i·'"'' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' <~>:>:;~:W..W.-1!: · · . CONGRATULATIONS TO Hlloh Vo1011bln, doughier of Mr. alii ·llro. Leo VoUilhan. Hlloh hoo been oleeted t1>o joallor attendalll the queeo at the Snowflake Formal It Concord Cal1ep In Athena~ W, VL Th8 big holldoy event wW be on Dee. 14. A ooclolCJC)' major at Coaeord, Hlloh Is preoldent of Beto Phi Chapter o1 All>ho Sigma Alpba. for ANNOUNCE BIRTH GALLIPOLIS - J(r, oed JlrL Luthtr Slttlt, 128 IUntiXl Drtrt, are .-..elngtbe blrtb or-. oeeGIId child, o - · borl Nov. 23111 Holzer Hoopltal. Tile little bQJ bu-- Jol!rfly - - .... be .......... · pounds oed IS ""'""'"· llli II belag IIOloomedto' hla · -._, .II llx 1Nrl oiCL The ....... nal . . - - Ia J(ra. lAlla Mrs. Richard Keith Huber douihter of Mr . and Mrs. f,d. ward D, MIDlson, l2S Linc0tn llki!nmer; of "'olre ta1'0\A wllh.l'!.rollod <Ollar. The bridesmaid, Misa Franeea Hruby of Northfi8ld, Ohio, 1lmllar gown in ruat Ave., Altamont, New York, and moire, Both earrled bouquete o1 Richard Keith Huber, was solemTommy MeCorty, daual>ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emest E. WaUl rullt and yellOw e11rysantheliuun1 ,.,- · oed Mrl. Paul Mecart;y,la had aa gueoto for Thonkoglvlllc nl•ed Nov, 30, ln tho Altamont and they wore c:orortl&l ol tresh Cblldren's lloopltalln Colum. Day dlmer, Moe Woodward, Gol- Rolormed Cburch. Kr. Huber lo nowera Cl1 theii' head1. ~)>o11. An>one wllblngtooeud'l'lm· llpoUs Ferey, oed friend, Carole the SOD of Mr. and Mrs. Lawr•ce Huber of Gallipolill, Ohio. Mr. LOulo llljJer, b<olher of a card D1l¥ addre11 it to Tun- Rami!O)', of Eureka. Tbe Rev. James Reidperform. the groom, aerved a• best man. ;~i.UdrM1eotcart;y'~ , Room 3A, 322, ,., lloopltll, Columbuo. Ulllers were Mr. Tbomal Early llr. and Mrs. WUUam llenl· ed the eeremoay. Glvon In marriage by her !lllh- of .llootoD oed Copt. Pllllllp Munboule and Mrs . Lora Hackworth Thlnkoglvlllc gueoto ofllr. and opent Thlnksglvlllc with Jlr, oed er, the bride wa1 attired in a gown ...,, brother of the bride, trom Kro. lloymond blll>n were Kr , Mra. Lealie Menahoule and Mr. of brocade aaUn, o1;rlod with a Wichita, KutiU. A reception wu held at 1he IIICI' Mrs. Luther hlton, Galllai and Mra. Edwin Taft of Freder- rolled. collar and long sleeves ending in a point over the haDd. home or the bride'a parenta. FolMr. and Kro. Keith SheliOo oed ~cktown, Ohio. ·The empire walotllne formed the lowing the re..,U.. the brldeoed ehtldrsa, Debn, Mikel Am. and \ tq> olthe aklrt. The illusion vell groom Oew 111 !!olton wllere tboJ Gary ol Cocoa Beach, Fla., Mr. Mr: .... Mrl. Hobart oed l.!ro. JOI'l')' Sbelll>n oed illu&ll· Sr.. vllllted tbelr 1011 and doUJil· was held by a ooronet of fresh wtll make tbelr home. ter. ·Angola, of Gllllpolta, Keith ter-ln~aw, Mr. oed Mro. George carnations and roses. The bride Kr •· Huber lo a ll"aduate ol aDd lamUy are I,PIIIJdlng ten days WU1<>11, WUmlngton, m Thonko- carried a bouquet of wtttte car~ Baker High School, Baldwinsnatioos and yellow rosea. bore will> hlo pareota. ville, N. Y., Green Mountain Juglvlllcllay. 'Ilte maid of bonor, Mia a Don· nior College, !'l>llllaey, Vt. and aa Zeman of Macedonia, Ohlo, Hiram ·Colleae. She lo Pl'll«<ll1 Mr. oed Kro. WIU'IIO Amobory ,. ,,,~ ·.io~- Gillrttt / ,. '• . ...... hc.JO: .....,.f GBC GraduQ .Git ' TIIeB.U.jOb.. .Vi'olt, or C.U ~ w-ore a :·,,. · laf.nMtiOn, Writ• Munson-Huber Vows Performed Saturday wore_avacado GIC. wiltir For Fro. CotOiot And • ,, ••· :" JD'iffliie of Miss Carol MuWim, ·:;~. :::::::::::;;.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;::~f::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Seen and·Heard ;mels..:..; I• a patient ~~t. ~;. HD._;.tal tn CoJumbua. • HAVE HOLIDAY GVE!m1 POMEROY - Thankqivlnl gueoto ol Mr. oed llra•.VIctor Hysell, MineriYiUe Route 1, In· eluded Kro. GUool(yaeU, ~ MkMloport; tbelr 1<>11, Jolm Ill· rO.f: Mr. oed Kro. R. Klq, aell, 01111 Mlao Jucl!' ~­ dalllhter, Carol. and son, Tim, of IIJ.ehlpn v. 44..,4367 SENTIMENTAL ABOUT tile old hilh schoollallll unlformo?Will dld l'OU know lhot you can purchoae o COIIIPlote IO>lform, RutloDd, Klddloport, or Pomeroy, tor Juot $$. Conloet Mel&• lllsh Sehool tt 1ou're lnterettet . > ' COLOR ME Or blwe - and bright Or yellow - and y11111• my. Yow get the idea . . Wlullever strikes your fa~y - and adds bold- · ness, brillillllct or the elegant look of ll!onolone to the most import· ant Holiday season. aue•• Delll Amol>ory In ColUJDbua I o r treal' s Place des Aria that Thlnkoglvlllc. M r . - Ami· muslclaDs clll H the "Cruel bary. a teacber 1n MadlsoaCoun- Hall." As.LowAs V• OPEN MONDAY e nw Cw>lomier . . l'lrtln1 . ' • Drive-In Wtlldow &ervlce .•Complete 8th Birthday Is Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Lesley Cochran A;JcCoy-Cochran Wed October 26 POMEROY - Min J u 11 a Ev&qn McCoy, ciauai>ter d Mr. and Kra. L 0. Mc:Coy, Reedsville, oed CIOJ Leoley Cothran, 1011 of Kr. oed Kro. Cloy W. Cochran, Parkersburg, W. Va •• were united ln DIOI'rlap at 7:30 o'clock 0 -•t Larae Selection BEAUTIFUL POT PLANTS . ·(~T;\TeL"t . 14-yd. 0 • .' • ··~l.l.:di:J '1f 1 .~···. .- ·' ..... EASY . . .'tERMS' .... Nlwnllt loll• IIIII oed laid 1lbllt ..., aro ..Ued Afrt- Wlleta, onn't rNIIJo - - at Ill. !lie _ MJDDLEPORT - The elal>th birthda3 amiveraary of Mepp Miller was observed Thanksgivlllc Day wlth a dinner part,y at the borne or her grandparents, Mr. oed Mrs. Walter B. Harrlo, Middleport. A decorated cake was aerved following the dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George MUler, Megan, Maey Ann, Margie and David, and Jill Harris. 'lbat evening Mn. Miller gave a part;y tor Megan when guesta were CarlD Balley, Dreama Hovatter, Joy Beaver, and her brother and sisters. Also observed reeently was the olnth birthday ol David Mlller. His dlmter guests were Brian Conde, MttcheU Meadowl, and Rleky lk>YIIter. A decorated eake was served with lee cream at the conclusioo of the meal. bu - loti In tho mer and tbl mansion tor ahollda,yopenhouae, and the Greenbrier Hotel at Whitle ~~for t1>o SOOthem Governor•' COnference. Her demoolllratlon 'lblraday nlal>t b4glmlng at 7:30 p.m. ln the Middleport Elementory School auditorium, Pearl st., Ia open to the p.~blic. Ttcket1 are available trom memben of the Middleport Amateur Gardenero Club. host tar the awearanee Qdphur able from women ot the church and wlll also be sold at the door. Baked goods to be sold at lhe bazaar are to be taken to the school \More 1"p.m. on Saturday. All proceeds wlll go Into the buJldtng rund tor the chureh ter. -roll, auo ror n-. Loggoto- For Him • For Her Co•plete set or pc. lt on crMlt I'J Are Partie IP!IIiftil In , Tho C..ploh .,Ease Y.O~r aching·baek ... ·· ·b~~qfuUy wk,h . Colloctloo of Ioxton LHth•r Good• . .---""!iio>.... Shop-A·RG•a T"ii•l•ter •••••• ............ your tnolor oo ll.ttlo n -In-- aut....._. tnwlll• Home~ll>ould twl=··. J>l- or lhreo - lite. b - · t e d tho ...... of a table . . . . . _ uo- lac lng a buket of fruit, vqota. blea, guurdl., pine cone1, mum1, oedlvy. Nmlember tlpo for gardenlllc given by Mra. NNM lnelucled eleonln( up tbe !lower beda, billIng up Ute rona, c:luning upirl1 tops, watering the eve• p eena, preparlna the lawn mower t o r winter. A houaeplont &ale woo bold Ill the conclusion at the meeting. Kro. l<ll1011 Hollm, MRS. BETTY F ASr leader, read a mectftaHcm, ''Be Thankful," a poem, .. Lit Ua Give Thanks," and had atbankaof Mrs. Fall. Relretlunent• will be eerved glvlllc prOJer. The door prize cturll'__g the evening. Mrs. Fait waa won by Mn. Kul Gruelel', wUl be aecompanted to Middle- and retreBhmems were 81ned port by her mother, Mra. EJ. by the boste11e1, Mn. U r a n a Thomu was a guest. mer Dent. Elberfelds .. Shopping Use the Parking Lot the 2nd Street TIL NINE Alrwoy Unl~ld tho .... To 1tart 11111' plant~, M r a. N - Hid a leaC lbould be eul " ' .... rooted .. doq> ...-..~... SHOP CO.ehllrmen for the afl'aJr are Mra. W. A. Rice and Mrs. Jack Young. They are eniiiiiiDg tbe uslllance ot all clnlrdl women tor the bazaar whleh will feature handlcralto oed baked aoodo. The bezoar will begin 11 3 p.m. A dinner wW be oerved from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The menu WUl Include ebolee of ddckee oed dresaiDg or bam, maabedpo.. tatoes. choice ol vegetable IDd oolad, belaraae, oed )lie !or deo-. Coat ol the dinner will be adulto. Chlldren'l prl... wiU be Melli, u COllie, a1do dlsltea, 10 eento. ror dinner are ...... . room .... otrucllon. Chureb, Tuppers Plains. p~v~,. be neor 72 dolroeo, IIIII IIIID>OI'OIIO - tropbleo ln Welt Vlrglnla, Oldo and Vlrglnla• ll<>_.zed •• a deeorllllllc authority, Mre. Fait hal an tm. prnllve list of awards and ac~ · compllahmenta. S h e decorated the Welt Vlrglnla &UYomor'l .... lac eveey - Japan oed Honolulu, Hawaii, lite was the wtmer ot a aJJ. ver ti'OIIb1 in the Jackson IDII Perklno Ster~ Bowl Tourno. meat ln Newark, N. Y. In addf. tlon she - ·h...,...., In tbo vorlol;r lhouldwater be watered with of ture. A mixture ~ wood PI'~ don toll .........- . wllllfeed. A native ol Mlddlti>Ort. abe 11 • nat1Gftll11 accredited dower obow judge, A world traveler, Mr1. Fut h1.1 attended cla11e• on flower arranglnc ID K.Yato, ~,. ' · Ower 500 Colon ~oHerno To"'*""....,.. Come in Today and Moll• You~ Selection e FREE ESTIMATES hlvlllc ap.. peared Ill workollopo oed ellnleo lhr<>ughout tbe trl-otllle area. MIDDLEPORT AND GALLIPOLIS, OHIO e NYLON e WOOl e ACRILAN e HERCULON o.lll,.ill popular deiJIOIIItrotor, ' Dudley's flll!lst At 11. .ulor p,;... IC ·•Gar- MUllS - AZALEAS CYCLEMANS- GLOXINIA INSTALLATION With Tl)e PvrchiN Of .•.• · CARPET A. 95 10 YAL_LIY wiU be .. Middleport Tburadoy evening for a demonstratimlecture 011 Christmas decoratlcxts. Ho&tell of tbe weekly don Club of the Air'' on Cbomel 8, WCHS-TV, Charlelt<ln, tor the p11t nine years, Mr1. Fast Is a Met-r AND Join Christmas Club for 1969 now . . . at our bank. Have up to $500 waiting for you a year from today. MDlDLEPORT - Television peracmaUt;y, Mr1. Betty Fait, POMEROY - A bs•aar to benefit tho bulldlllc llmd for o new ebureh will be ate&lll next Saturday ot the ~s Plalna Elementary Sebool 11¥ the women ., Sl., Paul'• United FREE PADDING Make this Christmas the last one you'll ever have to worry about bills. rlean rid. . _ , . . _.... br Kro. v..- Plan Bazaar on Saturday Pink - • • And Pretty ud: 1011, IJarry, and Pauline Lanpdlle of Martina Ferry, So pure are tho aooustlca of were of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Ken- the new concert ball In MOJioo something that Santa simply cannot Keep under his hatl ~- The Beill' Fut Chrl-.a cleatID be bold 'I1IundOJ olpt • 11M> IGddloport torr Sebool no .......,eel. Rood Dwlll>t ~hoon. - · 111 atat tho . - . , woo a ,.,. teod.To-~u,Kro. tram the _ . . , _ Ill Neaoe-lladtllllwhentho tbe Golllpollo !lla1l lnolltulo lor tqJ II ... "' .. _ . . a reeenf. therapy JU!p'UI tbere. lhoald be loft OIL 11111 lllould ~--Judged ODd tbln be pl•ntect, lhe ...td, .. blue awarded 111 Kro. lhe clopla,yed - wldeb II grow. Neue, Mr1. DMtYer Holter, who Ins 11ft' leave&. Mrs. Fast Comes Thu.rsday alon veil extending below t h e ahoulders. 9le carried a bouquet or white chryADthemuma • Serving 81 maid ol honor W&l MI.. Edna MeCoy, oed the bridesmaids "ere Min Cella McCoy and Mr1. Iris Smith, all listerl of the bride mllolurdol, Oct. 26. Junea Hoffman was best man The open ctwreh 1ei'Y1ce wa1 ror Che bridegroom and the ushper!ormod 1>7 the Rev. Peorl Cooen were James Sams and Larto 11 tbl Cbeoter PERHAPS YOU WOULD like to oomd a eard 111 Kro. Lucille ry Smith. Guests were reeisterChureh. MayeL She nmolno eonllned to ·tbe Comden Clark HoSPI1alln Pared by Miss Linda Cochran, staThe brldol setting . . . hlghkenbura. Htr r.-. IUilber lalU. MrL Mayes DOW make& htr hua.e llalded by palma .... white glad- ter of the bridegroom. with her dau&flter, Vlr&b>lo Covert, at llalpre. An open recepUcn followed in loll, lllwnlnated 1>¥ burnlna tathe 10clal room ot the church. pera &n two lfJVen-branm candel .. The centerpiece tor the serving abrl. White oat1n bowo on the table was made of blue, link and · !omll,y IIJd I olale green tinted mums fianked by . c!A>Ih . .oad kl»ollni- .boncb: comcandles iD s!lver holderi. The p i - the setting, pastel color scheme wa• carMra. Horaee Kur wa• organ. lot and aecompenled Kro. Rhon- ried out in ttle decorations r4. the da Thorahlll wllo 1&1111 a medley three tiered wedding eake, matchol tiiiiJiia111M1alc prior to theoer- lac the &Dim& of the bridal atvtee, and 111be Lorc1'1 Prayer" tendants. A1sistlng at the reception were durlllctbe COremc>lll'. Eseorted to tbe altar 1>¥ h e r Marllyn Karr. Carol Nicholl, .lather, tlte bride wore a floor Pel!SI' Kirby, and Reglno WUYour face W111 refrect lon&lh A-&o •aemble of saUn !oog. The bride was graWated from whleb !elllurod loag eleeveo. Her of eiJII)Ire -co was enhaD<ed wltb Eastern High School, cla11 ol 1966, and attended Glenville State tinY pearl& oed oequlns on COllege. The bridegroom grad. lace appliques and tbe 11t1n train was falhicrted with atmilar de- · - !rom Porkeroburg H 1 1 h School, class ~ 1964, and he Is •llna alontlthe edgeo. The bride wore o oeulptured ~ed Ill E. L llui>ool, WUh· cop d lace petelo outlined will> lngton Work&. The coople rellcle pearlo which bold an Ulu. at Walhlngton, W. Va., Route 2. A REMINDER! IIIDDLEI'ORT llremen wUl be ma~ 1 hou ... to-house c&n\'1.11 th11 afternoon tor contrlbutionl to their am.&aJ proJeet o1 PnMdlllc food bookelo lor need)' Imnlltao o1 Middleport aDd t1>o ourroundlllc eommunlzy. . A>ll'lhl>IIIIOIJ1)erlohoble w1U be liJI>reclatedto'thollremen. CUh d.,.IIDn• are a!Wa,ro IIPI>feclated alao aiDCe the 1110110)' 11 Uled to biO' mea~ brood ancl- dOiry produdo for tlie 90 or oo beolloto. Now tr you are milled, or ioN uifa-SUDday, th6 flriMDio wW be arOUIII opln DIXt week for ltemo put out m pc.-ebeL elwlp. diiPIOJod fon,l'lbla Ia lUll-. A JNIPM' wu al• JJ"IIIIIItlt Mra. Homer Holter, and Mra. "' ....... ~·- boueHOIU")''ll>oa>u. . plalu. JuQ. ldttJ-"Eat Your Pineuple andOrow boWel, ........ A - • wu tho ll>ple Jlvee br oI'W e_ d-_ lid _ ioolveo._ ,_ Kro. Frod for Kro. ' sheer comfort the this sreat new Birdie. wu ..... ........ Plana were.-......., tbe mootlna for a Chrlllmao JI0'1ll tbcJuiht >OU'd be lntereoted. AIJI'AMONT, N. Y. - ·'lbe / reminded to hue their arr~~~ge. - . II the borne of Kro. Karl Gruo- 1>¥ Dec:. 11, ~- guidance." !;_ : What's the ftrst thlqt 1 WmJU does when the doctor tells her ·:-. ahe can be ttl aiXI about after aurpry? My guess ia -she get's her :;: hair ftxed. Thlt'1 one or the best morale buDders knc:Mn to woman. •torr 1n a ••~aehulettt new•PIP:er. doliJ eloss tor retarded prHd>oolero. A plOJ area hoo been eotobUshed outolde with tbe Ulual ploy ,....m<l4>qulpment alii thlo oenn not only the two 1'11r1ery elaaaea but al10 the Ataembly ot God 0., care Center acrou the 1treet. The mlnloiOr lo crodltedlntl>ofoatureotoeywlth twoprosnmo . tor Ienior citizens. 'I'tle We1t SCJrnervUle Senior CltlzenJ C1tj) meet. weekly, lllld theri there'aa Seniur ClUzena Drop-In Center, a COl)' TOOID fumllhed with lOft .,ehairl, bookl, m.IIIZIMI and I nd1o, Rev. Boone It ln the »roee•s of orpalz;lna: an adult program where thole who feel ,.the emotiolal and p~ateal ltrel181 of urban ll.. ng tar> be bl'QUiht top~r ID IO»>Itirib groocio Cor pro!Ooolo~ Bidwell Ivy Club f· ~~ a feature ni&IJIIt tho llto. David Flaa ao a CJ011tr1b. utina hHtea1, member• w_.. Putor of the Mlddlepon Firat &,d1t Church tor til: yean, ROY. Boone 1>11 1""1< toll thot lhe eburch Dllllt be more than Juot·• : Plaeo to Pl'll' In; thot It abo muot be a wwldqr eommunl13' center. Thla l1 exactly wtet haa hlppened at tbe West Scmervllle ~ ttat Church In SOinenUJe, Maaa., where Rev. Boone h11 been paatCII" for over a year. In addition to rumeroua ehureh aedvtUes the larp tellowahlp haD houaea four comm\Wdt,y proerUaa. " Aeoordirw to the article oa thlactlvt.ttea of ReV. Boonllll and taa church, the ~C~atalra house• the SomerviUe Chlld Guidlnce Center· where Tufts Unlver1tty tnlrtMa teach emoticxlllb dtaturbed nur•ert school children. . Downatatra, teacher• frmn the Comnumlty Clinic Nuraen S<hoolo of tl>o Maooaehuo- llopOrtment o1 11en1o1 Heolth hold o When 1 wc:man la bull' worldJW It 1 job and at heme, she thlnkl, •' : "Boy, It I could gvt the ehance I'd sleep tiD 11 a. m. every dQ!' •" She might thlnk that but tllke it tn:m me, It .. just ain't so." ··~ 1 thought I would H sleep in" but I found lll)"'elf awake It thlt ·~·~ usual 6:45 L m. with a whole day or Joanne startrv me ln dte eye. 'i ou can hue IU -··,· I've read everythirw in the house, aome ~ It twice. When I -'. · start readiJW articles in "Mademolaelle" you know my readlna . ·,, material is low. (Note: I usually look at the pictures otMWla&hlonJ -~.r ar.t reid the poetry because I'm in a hurry.) - · Yet I coosistently ftn:l some of the best fiction In this nne - magazine. I really enjoyed Charles Sapldn'a HJcaarney to SUdnWe," '~'· a man's report on da)time TV SOIP ~rar.. ~~ I"ve guarded myselr against eettlne Hbooked"' on the~ opens ,._ while I'm Jlllqiog at home. "· Sopkins, 1 young editor aOO journalist, &Ol bored with dimer ,. ; table conversation about the "state ot television." He dedded to .', see for himsel(. His week or rOtmd-the-cloek watehlng reaulted 1n 1 book soon t o be released by Simon and Schuster... Se~n Glorious -·· ,.Y)ays, Seven Fun-Filled Nights. .. lt should be 1 riot. ~ · ,. _., When I turned over to where the atoey was eon 1 rOUDII · :. an interesdng article written by Alan Brien. .• Brien does 1 column. "'Mainly About the Arta, .. 6>r Sunday ,. Times and one, "Mainly Abota Mysetr, •• for the New Statesman. I ·, wish I had been that clenr about namlq thl& colllllln, then when I was forced to write "about myself'' Qike tld1, ...Slast. week) · · those who weren't Interested could just read "Helen Help Ua," ·, or th.e sports page a little sooner, At ~ nte, staying home Makes 1 working wite realize the < brass on the tlrep1ace screen hasn't been polished and the lavendlr .·· chair needs a !llipcover. It also 1111kea her realize wt.t a nice fl.mlly she has. When a : · slender lf..year~ daughter says, "Mom. I'll cook the turkey,'" and ' 1 tall college treBitman son says, "What can 1 do to help'!". 1 motJt.. ·.· er's heart Is tu1J of thanksgtvtrw. Waan"t It nice the WQ the dly cleared ofland the sun came out toward eve~ this past Thursdl.v, Thanksgiving DQ 1t68? WUI I be forgiven if I toot. my Oft'D horn? 0 know that's a I1HIO, •••but remember I haven't bet!ln out to gather much materit)..}l.ra. ceived word In Friday'• mail dlat D'l)' a1Dry, "Betief than a Cht·ls~ ... !!'· mas Tree,'" took second place in the short story catWorY ..-::· Columbus Writer's Club. MlrllScrlpt Contest. The manuscripts were all read b)' one person. No one knew who · : had written them. Tbey were then judged on that t.sla. It was 1 very ·•:· fair Way to do lt arw::l I'm proud to have taken secoo:t place. There .: ..:were more entries in thia e11tqory than any other. ;~ · of at Mn. Gruner' a bome m Dec. 18. 'lboro WUI be 1 $1 11ft ex- Your .P �-• ) ( . • f' Club to Make Arrangements J POMEROY - Holldol arr - o !or lbe Golllp>llo onN-·- wiU be to' men>en d the WUdwood Gor- Slate .._ den Club. llootlna Weclneldar borne of Kro. v..._ POMEROY - The DonoJd 1>11 found hlo nlcho. He'.1 knee deep tn lnterdl;)' prt:lblema and PJ'CIII'UII and wa, r• eentb' the 1\i)jlet .; .. Thanks &o aU who sent me beautiful get-well cards this past .:{; week. U was espeeialb 1\ice to read the eDclosed notes from those who know f.1e only through thla column. Thank• again. , • r i·'"'' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' <~>:>:;~:W..W.-1!: · · . CONGRATULATIONS TO Hlloh Vo1011bln, doughier of Mr. alii ·llro. Leo VoUilhan. Hlloh hoo been oleeted t1>o joallor attendalll the queeo at the Snowflake Formal It Concord Cal1ep In Athena~ W, VL Th8 big holldoy event wW be on Dee. 14. A ooclolCJC)' major at Coaeord, Hlloh Is preoldent of Beto Phi Chapter o1 All>ho Sigma Alpba. for ANNOUNCE BIRTH GALLIPOLIS - J(r, oed JlrL Luthtr Slttlt, 128 IUntiXl Drtrt, are .-..elngtbe blrtb or-. oeeGIId child, o - · borl Nov. 23111 Holzer Hoopltal. Tile little bQJ bu-- Jol!rfly - - .... be .......... · pounds oed IS ""'""'"· llli II belag IIOloomedto' hla · -._, .II llx 1Nrl oiCL The ....... nal . . - - Ia J(ra. lAlla Mrs. Richard Keith Huber douihter of Mr . and Mrs. f,d. ward D, MIDlson, l2S Linc0tn llki!nmer; of "'olre ta1'0\A wllh.l'!.rollod <Ollar. The bridesmaid, Misa Franeea Hruby of Northfi8ld, Ohio, 1lmllar gown in ruat Ave., Altamont, New York, and moire, Both earrled bouquete o1 Richard Keith Huber, was solemTommy MeCorty, daual>ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emest E. WaUl rullt and yellOw e11rysantheliuun1 ,.,- · oed Mrl. Paul Mecart;y,la had aa gueoto for Thonkoglvlllc nl•ed Nov, 30, ln tho Altamont and they wore c:orortl&l ol tresh Cblldren's lloopltalln Colum. Day dlmer, Moe Woodward, Gol- Rolormed Cburch. Kr. Huber lo nowera Cl1 theii' head1. ~)>o11. An>one wllblngtooeud'l'lm· llpoUs Ferey, oed friend, Carole the SOD of Mr. and Mrs. Lawr•ce Huber of Gallipolill, Ohio. Mr. LOulo llljJer, b<olher of a card D1l¥ addre11 it to Tun- Rami!O)', of Eureka. Tbe Rev. James Reidperform. the groom, aerved a• best man. ;~i.UdrM1eotcart;y'~ , Room 3A, 322, ,., lloopltll, Columbuo. Ulllers were Mr. Tbomal Early llr. and Mrs. WUUam llenl· ed the eeremoay. Glvon In marriage by her !lllh- of .llootoD oed Copt. Pllllllp Munboule and Mrs . Lora Hackworth Thlnkoglvlllc gueoto ofllr. and opent Thlnksglvlllc with Jlr, oed er, the bride wa1 attired in a gown ...,, brother of the bride, trom Kro. lloymond blll>n were Kr , Mra. Lealie Menahoule and Mr. of brocade aaUn, o1;rlod with a Wichita, KutiU. A reception wu held at 1he IIICI' Mrs. Luther hlton, Galllai and Mra. Edwin Taft of Freder- rolled. collar and long sleeves ending in a point over the haDd. home or the bride'a parenta. FolMr. and Kro. Keith SheliOo oed ~cktown, Ohio. ·The empire walotllne formed the lowing the re..,U.. the brldeoed ehtldrsa, Debn, Mikel Am. and \ tq> olthe aklrt. The illusion vell groom Oew 111 !!olton wllere tboJ Gary ol Cocoa Beach, Fla., Mr. Mr: .... Mrl. Hobart oed l.!ro. JOI'l')' Sbelll>n oed illu&ll· Sr.. vllllted tbelr 1011 and doUJil· was held by a ooronet of fresh wtll make tbelr home. ter. ·Angola, of Gllllpolta, Keith ter-ln~aw, Mr. oed Mro. George carnations and roses. The bride Kr •· Huber lo a ll"aduate ol aDd lamUy are I,PIIIJdlng ten days WU1<>11, WUmlngton, m Thonko- carried a bouquet of wtttte car~ Baker High School, Baldwinsnatioos and yellow rosea. bore will> hlo pareota. ville, N. Y., Green Mountain Juglvlllcllay. 'Ilte maid of bonor, Mia a Don· nior College, !'l>llllaey, Vt. and aa Zeman of Macedonia, Ohlo, Hiram ·Colleae. She lo Pl'll«<ll1 Mr. oed Kro. WIU'IIO Amobory ,. ,,,~ ·.io~- Gillrttt / ,. '• . ...... hc.JO: .....,.f GBC GraduQ .Git ' TIIeB.U.jOb.. .Vi'olt, or C.U ~ w-ore a :·,,. · laf.nMtiOn, Writ• Munson-Huber Vows Performed Saturday wore_avacado GIC. wiltir For Fro. CotOiot And • ,, ••· :" JD'iffliie of Miss Carol MuWim, ·:;~. :::::::::::;;.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;::~f::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Seen and·Heard ;mels..:..; I• a patient ~~t. ~;. HD._;.tal tn CoJumbua. • HAVE HOLIDAY GVE!m1 POMEROY - Thankqivlnl gueoto ol Mr. oed llra•.VIctor Hysell, MineriYiUe Route 1, In· eluded Kro. GUool(yaeU, ~ MkMloport; tbelr 1<>11, Jolm Ill· rO.f: Mr. oed Kro. R. Klq, aell, 01111 Mlao Jucl!' ~­ dalllhter, Carol. and son, Tim, of IIJ.ehlpn v. 44..,4367 SENTIMENTAL ABOUT tile old hilh schoollallll unlformo?Will dld l'OU know lhot you can purchoae o COIIIPlote IO>lform, RutloDd, Klddloport, or Pomeroy, tor Juot $$. Conloet Mel&• lllsh Sehool tt 1ou're lnterettet . > ' COLOR ME Or blwe - and bright Or yellow - and y11111• my. Yow get the idea . . Wlullever strikes your fa~y - and adds bold- · ness, brillillllct or the elegant look of ll!onolone to the most import· ant Holiday season. aue•• Delll Amol>ory In ColUJDbua I o r treal' s Place des Aria that Thlnkoglvlllc. M r . - Ami· muslclaDs clll H the "Cruel bary. a teacber 1n MadlsoaCoun- Hall." As.LowAs V• OPEN MONDAY e nw Cw>lomier . . l'lrtln1 . ' • Drive-In Wtlldow &ervlce .•Complete 8th Birthday Is Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Lesley Cochran A;JcCoy-Cochran Wed October 26 POMEROY - Min J u 11 a Ev&qn McCoy, ciauai>ter d Mr. and Kra. L 0. Mc:Coy, Reedsville, oed CIOJ Leoley Cothran, 1011 of Kr. oed Kro. Cloy W. Cochran, Parkersburg, W. Va •• were united ln DIOI'rlap at 7:30 o'clock 0 -•t Larae Selection BEAUTIFUL POT PLANTS . ·(~T;\TeL"t . 14-yd. 0 • .' • ··~l.l.:di:J '1f 1 .~···. .- ·' ..... EASY . . .'tERMS' .... Nlwnllt loll• IIIII oed laid 1lbllt ..., aro ..Ued Afrt- Wlleta, onn't rNIIJo - - at Ill. !lie _ MJDDLEPORT - The elal>th birthda3 amiveraary of Mepp Miller was observed Thanksgivlllc Day wlth a dinner part,y at the borne or her grandparents, Mr. oed Mrs. Walter B. Harrlo, Middleport. A decorated cake was aerved following the dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George MUler, Megan, Maey Ann, Margie and David, and Jill Harris. 'lbat evening Mn. Miller gave a part;y tor Megan when guesta were CarlD Balley, Dreama Hovatter, Joy Beaver, and her brother and sisters. Also observed reeently was the olnth birthday ol David Mlller. His dlmter guests were Brian Conde, MttcheU Meadowl, and Rleky lk>YIIter. A decorated eake was served with lee cream at the conclusioo of the meal. bu - loti In tho mer and tbl mansion tor ahollda,yopenhouae, and the Greenbrier Hotel at Whitle ~~for t1>o SOOthem Governor•' COnference. Her demoolllratlon 'lblraday nlal>t b4glmlng at 7:30 p.m. ln the Middleport Elementory School auditorium, Pearl st., Ia open to the p.~blic. Ttcket1 are available trom memben of the Middleport Amateur Gardenero Club. host tar the awearanee Qdphur able from women ot the church and wlll also be sold at the door. Baked goods to be sold at lhe bazaar are to be taken to the school \More 1"p.m. on Saturday. All proceeds wlll go Into the buJldtng rund tor the chureh ter. -roll, auo ror n-. Loggoto- For Him • For Her Co•plete set or pc. lt on crMlt I'J Are Partie IP!IIiftil In , Tho C..ploh .,Ease Y.O~r aching·baek ... ·· ·b~~qfuUy wk,h . Colloctloo of Ioxton LHth•r Good• . .---""!iio>.... Shop-A·RG•a T"ii•l•ter •••••• ............ your tnolor oo ll.ttlo n -In-- aut....._. tnwlll• Home~ll>ould twl=··. J>l- or lhreo - lite. b - · t e d tho ...... of a table . . . . . _ uo- lac lng a buket of fruit, vqota. blea, guurdl., pine cone1, mum1, oedlvy. Nmlember tlpo for gardenlllc given by Mra. NNM lnelucled eleonln( up tbe !lower beda, billIng up Ute rona, c:luning upirl1 tops, watering the eve• p eena, preparlna the lawn mower t o r winter. A houaeplont &ale woo bold Ill the conclusion at the meeting. Kro. l<ll1011 Hollm, MRS. BETTY F ASr leader, read a mectftaHcm, ''Be Thankful," a poem, .. Lit Ua Give Thanks," and had atbankaof Mrs. Fall. Relretlunent• will be eerved glvlllc prOJer. The door prize cturll'__g the evening. Mrs. Fait waa won by Mn. Kul Gruelel', wUl be aecompanted to Middle- and retreBhmems were 81ned port by her mother, Mra. EJ. by the boste11e1, Mn. U r a n a Thomu was a guest. mer Dent. Elberfelds .. Shopping Use the Parking Lot the 2nd Street TIL NINE Alrwoy Unl~ld tho .... To 1tart 11111' plant~, M r a. N - Hid a leaC lbould be eul " ' .... rooted .. doq> ...-..~... SHOP CO.ehllrmen for the afl'aJr are Mra. W. A. Rice and Mrs. Jack Young. They are eniiiiiiDg tbe uslllance ot all clnlrdl women tor the bazaar whleh will feature handlcralto oed baked aoodo. The bezoar will begin 11 3 p.m. A dinner wW be oerved from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The menu WUl Include ebolee of ddckee oed dresaiDg or bam, maabedpo.. tatoes. choice ol vegetable IDd oolad, belaraae, oed )lie !or deo-. Coat ol the dinner will be adulto. Chlldren'l prl... wiU be Melli, u COllie, a1do dlsltea, 10 eento. ror dinner are ...... . room .... otrucllon. Chureb, Tuppers Plains. p~v~,. be neor 72 dolroeo, IIIII IIIID>OI'OIIO - tropbleo ln Welt Vlrglnla, Oldo and Vlrglnla• ll<>_.zed •• a deeorllllllc authority, Mre. Fait hal an tm. prnllve list of awards and ac~ · compllahmenta. S h e decorated the Welt Vlrglnla &UYomor'l .... lac eveey - Japan oed Honolulu, Hawaii, lite was the wtmer ot a aJJ. ver ti'OIIb1 in the Jackson IDII Perklno Ster~ Bowl Tourno. meat ln Newark, N. Y. In addf. tlon she - ·h...,...., In tbo vorlol;r lhouldwater be watered with of ture. A mixture ~ wood PI'~ don toll .........- . wllllfeed. A native ol Mlddlti>Ort. abe 11 • nat1Gftll11 accredited dower obow judge, A world traveler, Mr1. Fut h1.1 attended cla11e• on flower arranglnc ID K.Yato, ~,. ' · Ower 500 Colon ~oHerno To"'*""....,.. Come in Today and Moll• You~ Selection e FREE ESTIMATES hlvlllc ap.. peared Ill workollopo oed ellnleo lhr<>ughout tbe trl-otllle area. MIDDLEPORT AND GALLIPOLIS, OHIO e NYLON e WOOl e ACRILAN e HERCULON o.lll,.ill popular deiJIOIIItrotor, ' Dudley's flll!lst At 11. .ulor p,;... IC ·•Gar- MUllS - AZALEAS CYCLEMANS- GLOXINIA INSTALLATION With Tl)e PvrchiN Of .•.• · CARPET A. 95 10 YAL_LIY wiU be .. Middleport Tburadoy evening for a demonstratimlecture 011 Christmas decoratlcxts. Ho&tell of tbe weekly don Club of the Air'' on Cbomel 8, WCHS-TV, Charlelt<ln, tor the p11t nine years, Mr1. Fast Is a Met-r AND Join Christmas Club for 1969 now . . . at our bank. Have up to $500 waiting for you a year from today. MDlDLEPORT - Television peracmaUt;y, Mr1. Betty Fait, POMEROY - A bs•aar to benefit tho bulldlllc llmd for o new ebureh will be ate&lll next Saturday ot the ~s Plalna Elementary Sebool 11¥ the women ., Sl., Paul'• United FREE PADDING Make this Christmas the last one you'll ever have to worry about bills. rlean rid. . _ , . . _.... br Kro. v..- Plan Bazaar on Saturday Pink - • • And Pretty ud: 1011, IJarry, and Pauline Lanpdlle of Martina Ferry, So pure are tho aooustlca of were of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Ken- the new concert ball In MOJioo something that Santa simply cannot Keep under his hatl ~- The Beill' Fut Chrl-.a cleatID be bold 'I1IundOJ olpt • 11M> IGddloport torr Sebool no .......,eel. Rood Dwlll>t ~hoon. - · 111 atat tho . - . , woo a ,.,. teod.To-~u,Kro. tram the _ . . , _ Ill Neaoe-lladtllllwhentho tbe Golllpollo !lla1l lnolltulo lor tqJ II ... "' .. _ . . a reeenf. therapy JU!p'UI tbere. lhoald be loft OIL 11111 lllould ~--Judged ODd tbln be pl•ntect, lhe ...td, .. blue awarded 111 Kro. lhe clopla,yed - wldeb II grow. Neue, Mr1. DMtYer Holter, who Ins 11ft' leave&. Mrs. Fast Comes Thu.rsday alon veil extending below t h e ahoulders. 9le carried a bouquet or white chryADthemuma • Serving 81 maid ol honor W&l MI.. Edna MeCoy, oed the bridesmaids "ere Min Cella McCoy and Mr1. Iris Smith, all listerl of the bride mllolurdol, Oct. 26. Junea Hoffman was best man The open ctwreh 1ei'Y1ce wa1 ror Che bridegroom and the ushper!ormod 1>7 the Rev. Peorl Cooen were James Sams and Larto 11 tbl Cbeoter PERHAPS YOU WOULD like to oomd a eard 111 Kro. Lucille ry Smith. Guests were reeisterChureh. MayeL She nmolno eonllned to ·tbe Comden Clark HoSPI1alln Pared by Miss Linda Cochran, staThe brldol setting . . . hlghkenbura. Htr r.-. IUilber lalU. MrL Mayes DOW make& htr hua.e llalded by palma .... white glad- ter of the bridegroom. with her dau&flter, Vlr&b>lo Covert, at llalpre. An open recepUcn followed in loll, lllwnlnated 1>¥ burnlna tathe 10clal room ot the church. pera &n two lfJVen-branm candel .. The centerpiece tor the serving abrl. White oat1n bowo on the table was made of blue, link and · !omll,y IIJd I olale green tinted mums fianked by . c!A>Ih . .oad kl»ollni- .boncb: comcandles iD s!lver holderi. The p i - the setting, pastel color scheme wa• carMra. Horaee Kur wa• organ. lot and aecompenled Kro. Rhon- ried out in ttle decorations r4. the da Thorahlll wllo 1&1111 a medley three tiered wedding eake, matchol tiiiiJiia111M1alc prior to theoer- lac the &Dim& of the bridal atvtee, and 111be Lorc1'1 Prayer" tendants. A1sistlng at the reception were durlllctbe COremc>lll'. Eseorted to tbe altar 1>¥ h e r Marllyn Karr. Carol Nicholl, .lather, tlte bride wore a floor Pel!SI' Kirby, and Reglno WUYour face W111 refrect lon&lh A-&o •aemble of saUn !oog. The bride was graWated from whleb !elllurod loag eleeveo. Her of eiJII)Ire -co was enhaD<ed wltb Eastern High School, cla11 ol 1966, and attended Glenville State tinY pearl& oed oequlns on COllege. The bridegroom grad. lace appliques and tbe 11t1n train was falhicrted with atmilar de- · - !rom Porkeroburg H 1 1 h School, class ~ 1964, and he Is •llna alontlthe edgeo. The bride wore o oeulptured ~ed Ill E. L llui>ool, WUh· cop d lace petelo outlined will> lngton Work&. The coople rellcle pearlo which bold an Ulu. at Walhlngton, W. Va., Route 2. A REMINDER! IIIDDLEI'ORT llremen wUl be ma~ 1 hou ... to-house c&n\'1.11 th11 afternoon tor contrlbutionl to their am.&aJ proJeet o1 PnMdlllc food bookelo lor need)' Imnlltao o1 Middleport aDd t1>o ourroundlllc eommunlzy. . A>ll'lhl>IIIIOIJ1)erlohoble w1U be liJI>reclatedto'thollremen. CUh d.,.IIDn• are a!Wa,ro IIPI>feclated alao aiDCe the 1110110)' 11 Uled to biO' mea~ brood ancl- dOiry produdo for tlie 90 or oo beolloto. Now tr you are milled, or ioN uifa-SUDday, th6 flriMDio wW be arOUIII opln DIXt week for ltemo put out m pc.-ebeL elwlp. diiPIOJod fon,l'lbla Ia lUll-. A JNIPM' wu al• JJ"IIIIIItlt Mra. Homer Holter, and Mra. "' ....... ~·- boueHOIU")''ll>oa>u. . plalu. JuQ. ldttJ-"Eat Your Pineuple andOrow boWel, ........ A - • wu tho ll>ple Jlvee br oI'W e_ d-_ lid _ ioolveo._ ,_ Kro. Frod for Kro. ' sheer comfort the this sreat new Birdie. wu ..... ........ Plana were.-......., tbe mootlna for a Chrlllmao JI0'1ll tbcJuiht >OU'd be lntereoted. AIJI'AMONT, N. Y. - ·'lbe / reminded to hue their arr~~~ge. - . II the borne of Kro. Karl Gruo- 1>¥ Dec:. 11, ~- guidance." !;_ : What's the ftrst thlqt 1 WmJU does when the doctor tells her ·:-. ahe can be ttl aiXI about after aurpry? My guess ia -she get's her :;: hair ftxed. Thlt'1 one or the best morale buDders knc:Mn to woman. •torr 1n a ••~aehulettt new•PIP:er. doliJ eloss tor retarded prHd>oolero. A plOJ area hoo been eotobUshed outolde with tbe Ulual ploy ,....m<l4>qulpment alii thlo oenn not only the two 1'11r1ery elaaaea but al10 the Ataembly ot God 0., care Center acrou the 1treet. The mlnloiOr lo crodltedlntl>ofoatureotoeywlth twoprosnmo . tor Ienior citizens. 'I'tle We1t SCJrnervUle Senior CltlzenJ C1tj) meet. weekly, lllld theri there'aa Seniur ClUzena Drop-In Center, a COl)' TOOID fumllhed with lOft .,ehairl, bookl, m.IIIZIMI and I nd1o, Rev. Boone It ln the »roee•s of orpalz;lna: an adult program where thole who feel ,.the emotiolal and p~ateal ltrel181 of urban ll.. ng tar> be bl'QUiht top~r ID IO»>Itirib groocio Cor pro!Ooolo~ Bidwell Ivy Club f· ~~ a feature ni&IJIIt tho llto. David Flaa ao a CJ011tr1b. utina hHtea1, member• w_.. Putor of the Mlddlepon Firat &,d1t Church tor til: yean, ROY. Boone 1>11 1""1< toll thot lhe eburch Dllllt be more than Juot·• : Plaeo to Pl'll' In; thot It abo muot be a wwldqr eommunl13' center. Thla l1 exactly wtet haa hlppened at tbe West Scmervllle ~ ttat Church In SOinenUJe, Maaa., where Rev. Boone h11 been paatCII" for over a year. In addition to rumeroua ehureh aedvtUes the larp tellowahlp haD houaea four comm\Wdt,y proerUaa. " Aeoordirw to the article oa thlactlvt.ttea of ReV. Boonllll and taa church, the ~C~atalra house• the SomerviUe Chlld Guidlnce Center· where Tufts Unlver1tty tnlrtMa teach emoticxlllb dtaturbed nur•ert school children. . Downatatra, teacher• frmn the Comnumlty Clinic Nuraen S<hoolo of tl>o Maooaehuo- llopOrtment o1 11en1o1 Heolth hold o When 1 wc:man la bull' worldJW It 1 job and at heme, she thlnkl, •' : "Boy, It I could gvt the ehance I'd sleep tiD 11 a. m. every dQ!' •" She might thlnk that but tllke it tn:m me, It .. just ain't so." ··~ 1 thought I would H sleep in" but I found lll)"'elf awake It thlt ·~·~ usual 6:45 L m. with a whole day or Joanne startrv me ln dte eye. 'i ou can hue IU -··,· I've read everythirw in the house, aome ~ It twice. When I -'. · start readiJW articles in "Mademolaelle" you know my readlna . ·,, material is low. (Note: I usually look at the pictures otMWla&hlonJ -~.r ar.t reid the poetry because I'm in a hurry.) - · Yet I coosistently ftn:l some of the best fiction In this nne - magazine. I really enjoyed Charles Sapldn'a HJcaarney to SUdnWe," '~'· a man's report on da)time TV SOIP ~rar.. ~~ I"ve guarded myselr against eettlne Hbooked"' on the~ opens ,._ while I'm Jlllqiog at home. "· Sopkins, 1 young editor aOO journalist, &Ol bored with dimer ,. ; table conversation about the "state ot television." He dedded to .', see for himsel(. His week or rOtmd-the-cloek watehlng reaulted 1n 1 book soon t o be released by Simon and Schuster... Se~n Glorious -·· ,.Y)ays, Seven Fun-Filled Nights. .. lt should be 1 riot. ~ · ,. _., When I turned over to where the atoey was eon 1 rOUDII · :. an interesdng article written by Alan Brien. .• Brien does 1 column. "'Mainly About the Arta, .. 6>r Sunday ,. Times and one, "Mainly Abota Mysetr, •• for the New Statesman. I ·, wish I had been that clenr about namlq thl& colllllln, then when I was forced to write "about myself'' Qike tld1, ...Slast. week) · · those who weren't Interested could just read "Helen Help Ua," ·, or th.e sports page a little sooner, At ~ nte, staying home Makes 1 working wite realize the < brass on the tlrep1ace screen hasn't been polished and the lavendlr .·· chair needs a !llipcover. It also 1111kea her realize wt.t a nice fl.mlly she has. When a : · slender lf..year~ daughter says, "Mom. I'll cook the turkey,'" and ' 1 tall college treBitman son says, "What can 1 do to help'!". 1 motJt.. ·.· er's heart Is tu1J of thanksgtvtrw. Waan"t It nice the WQ the dly cleared ofland the sun came out toward eve~ this past Thursdl.v, Thanksgiving DQ 1t68? WUI I be forgiven if I toot. my Oft'D horn? 0 know that's a I1HIO, •••but remember I haven't bet!ln out to gather much materit)..}l.ra. ceived word In Friday'• mail dlat D'l)' a1Dry, "Betief than a Cht·ls~ ... !!'· mas Tree,'" took second place in the short story catWorY ..-::· Columbus Writer's Club. MlrllScrlpt Contest. The manuscripts were all read b)' one person. No one knew who · : had written them. Tbey were then judged on that t.sla. It was 1 very ·•:· fair Way to do lt arw::l I'm proud to have taken secoo:t place. There .: ..:were more entries in thia e11tqory than any other. ;~ · of at Mn. Gruner' a bome m Dec. 18. 'lboro WUI be 1 $1 11ft ex- Your .P �. . .. . • "-~. 8 - The - Ttme• - sondnol, llolldo,y DiaN wont to tile hoopiW tbo podoal1 In the -~- doqinrnlolll'l meeii!IC <ll tbo lll&laod ...... •elvot 1<1101. - - .... bananu were lll'ftd. ' ct Mro. Plul Wlm. Mro. -~ aloo rtp>rtod "" A dlmer nt a tor Dee. a receat .tilt to tbe (II!IUpn'ua tbo I It 6:110 p.m. ot Crow'l SINk Slate IDslllute al whlell Houae. From there tbe lfOUil cUib made Chrt.lmaa COI'81PI· wtJI .. to the homo "' Mrl. c. Cooklea and bananla were Ml'· 0. Chapman tor a bualneN meet- ved at that time. The Rower ....,. belal held 1111! and Chrllllmas porV. Thore this W'8ekend at the f'Om8ro1 wW be a gift eXc~~art&e, and memElementary building was dlacuabers are reminded to take hoUW tabJe arranpmenta: to the" eecl. Six membero proricleol or.Gardoo Clw bold It tbo homo rangementl for dlling Clan 7, to be cblatecl to tbo Southeaatern Ohio Mental Healtll ..~,"'ar~u•­ lal lots ct f)JIIer. C~~. Athenl. Mra. F.dward Nel11011 wu acIt was decided during t h e eoptecl lnto membership ct tbo meet!De to send silts to tbo children' a home and the eount;y tn- club, and the name of Mra. Jel· · tlrmary on Valentine's o.,y in- tie White waa preaerted tor memberoblp. ltead or at chrl.unas time. DevoUoaal ltader wa1 M r 1. !lllrlng tile emdoetecl Wbm who read the lOOtb Psalm, "Gratitude," trom Ideal&. a n d coaeluded with prayer. The creed and eollect wen read by t h e """" Ill unliOII aad JllOillbers responded to roU call loy namIng a ThookasiYIDI tl>ouPt. Mra. Clarence Mnrrrt1 gave by Mrs. Virgil Atldl'l's, reports were given on the regimal meet1111! held ot Eastern lli8ft School by Mrs. Jack Robson. Mrs. Robert Canada,y told ol a therapy vialt to the Southea&tern Ohio Mental Health Center on Nov. 12. Nine members ol the club C!lub Meets Recently CHESTER - The November meetbtg of the Young Wive's CI!Jb was held recentl¥ at the home d. Mrs. Teresa Collins. Mrs. JanIce Yomg pre1ided and the minutes and treasurer's report were read by Mrs. Chloris GauL SeYenlletters were read fr'om oervleemen In VIetnam, thonldng the cltil ror tbe Christmas pack~ ages mailed to them. PlanA were made tor the annual Chrlllmaa parcy whlell Ineludes a dinner at Baileys Restaurant in Pomeroy on Deeem- • ber 12 at 7 _p.m. with a 80C:lal L... -.._t. 'IIIII lr...U.. JriH - o d loy llrl• hour atterwanls, wllh gllto IX! be excbansed by aec:ret pals. Relreahmenta or sandwlchel. cookies, eoffee and pop were served by the hostess to the following not mentioned above: Mre. Nan White, Mrs. Alma Pooler, Mrs. Nancy Colllnl, Mrs. Juet Coonally, Mrs. Barbara TriA>. Mrs. ~e Hayman, Mrs. Joyce Ritchie, Mrs. Gay Am Burke. Mrs. S1arOn Loucks and Mrs. Marll;yn Robln1011. GUts were presented to Mrs. Nancy Collins and Mrs. Jllllt Connally. R - wu - ................... -,.... Dlllll. llr1. Dlolll - - • IIIDDLEI'ORT - "'., The blrtb- 413'1 "' alolerl - - ab...,.... a !amlb' 'l'bodls&blnl cllmer ,11011:)' II J o b a Full> home In Middleport. '1'1!0)' _ , Mr1. llanlld VoceliODII. I'VlllllllOUih, lllll Mr1. WU11am Slrilher and M r a. Fulls, Mlddl~ Attmdlng the dbmer were Mr. -·=- Com• In and R•tht•r. Drawing Every Sat. Til Chrishnu afteri'J)OI\ The meetlns I' Long Bottom , -m FOR HIM Party is Given RUTLAND - Mrs. Flor011ee Jlarrott. Rutiancl, ~ recently wllh a parcy In obseneee ct tbo blrlhdi.Y amlversary of her daughter. Darlene. Gamel wel'fl ~ed and cakes. potato chlpl;, m1nta and Kool-Ald were served. T h e honored 1U8Bt'S slater, Marlene l!1d Deena Blackwood asslotod lnga on lbanklgivhw were given Ia follows, "'ThankagiYiQI DQ." by Ftorenee Potts; 11 LI'Ulti"BIIIte ~nga," by Raehel MeBrldej Myla · Hudaon re.d '"At VILLAGE CUT RATE Grarxl- ma's House;" .. Thanksgiving Thoughts," by A d I Slackj "Thankqivlng O...V.." esa Brown. Rita. Terrie a n d !l!errle v~ Melod7Simmona. ilollle Keme41, lrMO lllll l'egi!Y l(alone, JQ)' lllld Janey HutehiiCI'I., Holm~9h.:,., arll -w:;- ~ •:.':,eo~: ramu,, Party Given Cu--. Beverly and Vldt, MaEdclle Capell, No. mae Slate Colleae, W. Va.; Mr. aDd Mre. HcnrardD»erl- BEDROOM BED, CHEST, DOUBLE NITE STAND. COLOR - PECAN REG. $429.95 . P_, GOLD STAR STORE" ~~~ ·«.,..., n;. Kreoer c.., 1tN w.......... tt.rlellt .. aJKI Mrs. WIWam llld!ordlncluded Mr Gr Glu Mr lllll 1· Af!e e, • aDd Mrs. Addkl PUllins, Chel· ler. !alley-· · - ...... • white el<IJhanl sole, baked gooda, pillow caaea, and other hand~ medeltema. - - . ·~ Premuim Quality Government Inspected PtJrmtJ·lron '. Whole I l..l......d Fresh Fryt'rs . lb. Gallpalls & BOGER STOlES I''HI~ ,.-...-.· .. .........,....... . ...... -,.. ... ...... ...... bNf, ...................._ anil lot- ell ""' - ............. ....... ·.· Bazaar is Planned Gold Star Store'' Chapmd11· .,. .Canaday's .., Wonderful W ,. ' .,. .,..,._, ''f.' ~ ar, .... c., ••• ,·. .... ' . .... ... _ .... . Get Up To 350 EXTRA ,:·,,,. vii. Sttlnps a.t& HYI". . Piece Wr.,. •• Jlrwl · Bologna Picnics . __ . . k....., Strve & S.w Sllc.d ,-,.....,. Kwlck ICrhp SQCIIII lb. Fre~h, Bonel•••· B..f and ..Pork Red, peen, brown, tan. PROFFITTS WHOLESALE OF - ,,..... .- - ........ .itokelr lrnd , .... .,,.. Juice ____ 4 '::; $1 lll!op. U/fletl !tobly s...t. .,. stokely Attl ... fllaven Fndt ' Wonderful World of Drinks _. 3 :.,:- 89c It EXTRA TOP V¥-UI 11'AMI'I ............... 111111 pwdt- tl Stokelu v ac I,..._ """' w lrt•' ~ .....a... SLIPPERS .. Qlr. Sllcod ........ Cll.,a Pac $_., Lltllot Rod K!dnay Whole Kerll$1 Golden · Beans ___ . 7 '!: $1 lll!op. 1111111! ........... Tea Bags ... '::'· 89c ......._ ~ ..,. ,. DUNHl~ ~ ., ~ ,. "' · Wii1-kl of -.... - .... ,.....,...... Crisco Oil __ . ~ 69c >I iXTRA TOP VALUI 11'AMI'I "............ ·~ ~~ ,,. - " .h.,~ "- ,, ''·'· ' ' II it's slippers .. : boots ... sho.s . ·•. then it'a Chopman-Conodoy'• wonderful '(9f'ld of footwear gifts f~ Christmas. Fre1h nPt stock many niiW arrival& this week to give you / tk<t-"fl~P styl .. at Chopmon-Conodoy'• pleaolng• • _J • ( _ly low pric••· Shop now • .. we ~v• footwear · fOr all of lho family. Opon Frlday and Saturday Clorox .. ..._ 49e -. - !I IXTIIA TOP ¥~ II'AMI'I wflh ............ ,...+·•" 011'1' .. . . •..... ,. Cheer . s-t;, ' 1.... z . Sl29 Coffee.-..... . .... p.iflto-·Beans .. !39c "-AI-VacPac ' ...... . . ~--~----~---. -------.~~ .. 23c ---- ................... -..... .. 39c .... , . Cant day ..._,,"t .. A-BD VARIETY KROGER BRAND SKIM OR Dinners ~ 3 = sl a.,LJttAIV•IIIM 2 ~- 89c Fruit Pies _ 4 !:.$1 Kf'091r Lo-F.t I ( , _ C - Cot Egg Nog .... \>-pl. 89c Freneh Fries ~ 89c "-"Com or Peas 2 !!. $1 K-AI- $1 ·,, ~ Hi-Nu Milk Pilhbury Hu"try J«<c Biscuits . _ 5 _ Pllllllury ArrrrtM Y•Niy Cookies . 2 ~ $1 =. 97e Kro..,. Sliced AIMelc• & ,........_ fce Milk _. 2 ';;:!: $1 Cheese _. . . . ': 69c 99e Green Beans ..5 ·-::- sl • •mt Pumpkin . 7 1 111o. " - Kn.,., - aa er CO'IInl•r a. .,.... ,.,., Cell C.llut lti-77Gt! Willie• L Dllea. Mp., A14_ • ...._,.,- FROZEN ' bald Thurlday In the ellutell 10cial room. 'llMI buaar will besle ot 10 INC~ liM•••· Grap1fntlt Juice ___ 2 '!: 79c ~ :· Att..•,. Oh.. Bacon ____ ~ $1.29 Stoek up and Save . . ll!ls , _ .. I plrp. Chlclotll ......._ Troy Pac ".,•. .!!. 39e 5I EXTRA TOP VAL,_ 11'AMI'I ·,·. apon- VIRE SMITH AUDIO-VISUAl.{ lb. -.·. IIIDDLEPORT - A n n u a I Cbrlolmu buaar by the - C i r d e ctHealh United -~~ Clllrdl wiD be 16 W. U11l.,. II. F'""' or Smolced Wholo Sllcod 11r. 4k '·I•. $117 Roast . . . . •. $1.09 Bacon -. . . .... . ,,, looly - R•l- $21.95 CHILD'S TABLE AND CHAIR SET • • $15.95 .__ 79c ·, . I Ret. $19.95 Children's TABLE AND CHAIR SETS - - - • • $14.95 Pork Loin ! - - - . - - - - - - . J Full Side .•.· The amcn:ing hearing okl thot filte'rs out loud, · painful, sudden noiw • . . Sudden biGsts of noite con be unc:Omfort. able. EII)Kially if. yavr hearing aid dOesn't shut them out quickly. The new Zenith ~erolor: eliminate• this painful di-.comfott. And it giws you this pro· , tection outomoticoll y. 1 • . /. • '*' Ask "' for a free derrionllrotlon. Wf.~nk · we con save you discorftfort. ...• ~- Quarter Fryers Quarter Sllctd .' ·-·- ._39t Fresh Breast or Leg U.S. Government Inspected ,.,,_ __ -~ - "A Br•..hd Cut-Up -·-··- .. 33c U.I.D.A. <HOtC:e TENDIIRA'I' . .. 35e Fresh Fryers "Freezer Beef" Sale" - .. ..... SALE 300.00 Ret. $14.95 CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKER -Sale $10.95 "CHICKEN PARTS" WJtto Rllro 1re~sts •• 59t Whole Leg-s ____ _ .. 49r Win-rs ______ . ___ _ .. 29c Backs &Nerks _.. •• lOt Hmll•u- - 'l'hanklsiYIDI 8¥ lllll ovemlsld auoot• ct Mr. baeb, Portland. wsm Any Way You Like It! ,...,n ven. w. Va.; ·Mr.mt~Geofai\ BED ROO CHICKEN! Mft.- 1011:, W.Va.; . ro~oY · ~RI wen Mr. IDd M r a. and from 11 a.m. UQill Ollie Roulll, Mro. T. Berllloulll, a.m. 2 p.m. • luneheoo will be ...... M111 MlUle Bumlll'Dir. NIW Ha- ed. The buaar wtJI - . a ~~I~~ •' Radfords Ehtertain 'l1le Radforda' lOR, BW, ll'l· 5YRACVSE - Mr. aad deraolnl beele ormy lralnlng In Lan7 llberoboeb lllll 1011, Da- Carolina, llhmod &Iring vid, - - 'l'bodlq!Yial lbe <lojl. Day • dlmor ,11011:)'- tmas -.u. C-otr!. . M8)rme -~ Mrs. lloDk YOUI!II Mn. lla!ald Pulllna and cloutlhWIWam YOOUI& lllll ten, Debl>le lllll Mrl. ROD Rood, M1rtll ~ Porker, aDd her 000. Jlllrtll', Columbus, Dinner - Fnnkle Mumaw lllll B1J1 R,t.CIHE, OHIO lee w-. I *'~Mr;... Va.;llr.andMrl. .. " . Clarace .".ma, MrL Rlc:bant ~ llr1, Dicit Y-. 11r1. Wlckorl!blm, ,..,_ Chlrlol llrl. Addll -.n,lllro. MlrJCirde, Mro. D&vlcl YOII, llro. Ear l7 Rliulb, llrL RciO' Jludt, lllllllr. lllll.Mre. Wollaee Hill, cleo! IIIII due to December meollnl Uod but' a CbriiiiwtJI be _held Ill JID- The meetlng was closed with Dahl' Rouah r-ti111 tile 23rd Psalm and 1 Benediction. Mrs. Hudson, hostess, serwd refrelhmenta. . . . . , .,..J.~ ' ' Olhiorl .... - . . . tiJ!o to tbo brldl! • elaet wore il'rod lllola, deet. read .,.. As We Pny."' Clncly Andei'U\, MeGrath, Roeemary Snowden, a n d Patricia Barrelt. Robert B. Morris aud by For the prccnm seeaion, reed- Mrl. Barrett wlth the pmel. JIDO LUCU and .,Patricia Thorp aaslotod In lhe ..,.,.... GuNia wore Clncly Bla..... ekwood•"", 9w-on and Karen Riggs, KatJuo Morris, Clllld;y, F - , IDIIRbDnda Woods, Tereu MU11181', Ter· - • ' Ill~ IW'1. Dll.lbe reaular lileet!DiaJchl. II wtJI be a polluek dlmer •: the unll !llmllhln& tile ~ur~ou. There wiD be a •• sift exd!aiJp. The meet1111 prelllded over lor Mrs. Lawrenee opeaed wltll the ednneement <ll eoi<Jrs lllll - er b7 Eula Wolfe, actiaR: cbi»laiD. The traveling prl.zeo cloDited by Frances Roberta wu a...,....., IX! lladha Lou o.cfe. Refrellbmeatl were aerved 'tv Josle Roulh aad I.mra Young. wm freshment8 ol lee cream, cup- H_....., w. .~me. A plamed potluck Chrlttmla dinner wUI be held In the amex of lbe church Doe. 20 ot 6:30 p. m. A $1 1111 exellanp be held. Ado Slack and Myla Hudson was liiJ'IIed & thr! decoraUna committee. re- lldlolTOy lllll dallghter eoalll wui be scripture or readlrw containiDg the word "Thankful." Reportt were reid and approwd. · It Wit voted to retain the officer& ror another year. For Daughter row ~ . • Preaident f'rlnkie Mumaw with lhe readlns ollhe lOOih Pealm, follOW"ed with pnyer. Seven members 1111Wered roll clll with 1 ter; Mr, and MrS. Dan Morris, ..__, ....,.-..se; Mr. and Mrl. Wood- D HOUSEWARES AND SMALL ooened 1 ere bavlng a -A...,_, ,._, llro. Mre. F , _ l WUOOUD, Mre. Car I Wolro, llrL E a r l - , lllr 1. Doo llc:Tumor, lllll llrl. Vlr.- - Aaooel-. 'IIIII l 11'ut1ry 1..10 oolle«od • - bDl< ct eye giuoe1 lu be ~ ''E1N lor the " n J.m.. ·!la\PI!Gii'. sole ct lbe Jlellll C<Junl1 'l'llbol'eule&l11111lRo~D-1 f1nt U n i t e d Presbyterian Church met ln d1e amex Tuesday Pageant HAIKARA OLD SPICE, TIMEX WATCHES, ELEC. SHAVERS BILLFOLDS 4 PC. J ohn Y.,.-.: II< : lll<l!arll -Ill, llio. l'hllll\ ~ Rod!ml, Mrl)'~ Mre. to lho "Glib ~ Yl!llks" floJd and tbe lfOUP al10 mlde a caDlrlllulloo ID tbo CbrlmM1 oeal SYRACUSE - A. ChrlsJmas dinner 1111 pfOII'Uil were planned when tbo Star Cle81 of lbe *"'· GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY --~w- FREE GIFTS Clo S$ Plo ns Dinner Event· · , Mrl. :::t.-:.... --~ A OHIO ETA. Amut• 118'-. met reeently. ~ l'ld &lrorlf::r. 8;16 p.m. The un11 to live $5 to1'11ellle.l'. ColumiJua .... en Oblo Eleetrf.e Co.; Mr1. Ruth wardl lbe -oes ct eeell ct lbe Cbrlotmu puilal. The..,. Rune hu c:ulturalprocnm. MIDDLEPORT LODGE 368, F. at.' A.- wUl be bold 011 Doc, aDd A.M., Tue.-,, 7:30 p.m.; 6, and lbe ..,. -. CbiUI- II' 1ehNIIod lor Dee. 11. Mrs •.foon. lnotall- al oiiiC<JI'I. THE WSCS ct lbe Euteaprloe . - Llwnl!ee wW beke a larie.· Valtod _ . Choireb Cbrlll- cake IX! be taka~ to lbe cbllll- .......... ~Joaoa, IIIII Celoi11l Jc!Ml, "!ln. JdJd IO~$llorO A.-., lllll 1111 ebllll- Vot. ., 81'1111 Holjilol were JiwteP1D !llojUr, Bela 1bo .t\lalllaey ct lho Racine !'Val, 'ltJES)AY lllll 11r1. Frank Tllua, F"'* Al- mu rneet'nr TuHdi.J, Dee. a, len, Steven, and BdlbJ', Pome- at 7:30 p.m., at home ol Mr1. roy; Mr1. Harold J--. IIID- Ellner Bltea; a 50 <0111 sift erlrillei Mr. Uld Mra. Harold Vopl...,.. l!1d Mellnda, l'l>rtlPOMEROY CHAPI'EII 1.811, Ormoutb; Mr. and Mra. WWiam dar "' tbo Eaolera Star, lnotalSwtllher, David, Velvet ad Paula, latloft ~ atneera, 7:45 Tueldl,r aDd Mr. andMro.Fullz,l!larelllll n1aM. POme:i'Q)' Muonle TemAnita. Mellndl Fopl11011g Ia tbo ple •. weekend guell ct the Fultz ebllMEIGS TEMPLE, Pylllbn Sislen, 7:30 1'11eodar nJi111 ot lbe balli election ol olrtcer1; membero to brlal eooldea or Sllldwlebet; $1 J(tt exchange. Give -am. FOR HER Her•.... . . llooJIIal 111111 II wu de- Millbr7, Mrl, • elded that I mle 'IIIII be II- llllllllidred, llri. RciO' - · loibed ll!Oc:lfYinllhllll be uood Vr1. FF'\0 B. ~ tfrl. is --llr•- '*1. Earl For Veterans' Hospitals Dinner Scene L. ·' • Time• • Sentinel, -\dilDO, 1lrL ih'L Atll>ld HJw. ~ R o 1 !llM!do, Mr~Boyd, 11rl~ Poor- SeliT Sou'fiit, II r 1. Auxiliary Mqk~O~ations Pblllon, ___. elect, Roo PWIOII, -av-JOiranelect. _,.,.re=cnom. oh d MI•'"CJJre brldi 111111 eob, .pmciJ,. Golbol ..... piQOll wljll Jril· minto. llr1. Tc!m -•• 01 bolnll """1!f lllu .loa Hill, eob, lir1. DoaloiRooelor 4 b~ lllll...,.....lllodb-d,lllllllro. eolloa; aad lbe .. pnold'WIWam FCIL 'IIIII door JrlHI ed lllbe jJI!Jld! - · 1 . wore """ lor llrL De11ao HID Qle. . boo;ldoo 'lllgfo lllll!od ........ . . . . . 1\'<lllo,lllll'l'llll· IJil' .~MrL ' VIqll Welbt', co111n.. • toz, a---t~U~ilwlll!a Gr.. lllll ,.uoir JliJor dJIInl ...,. uood 1o the do~~ - IIONDA.Y lllVERVJBW : Pl'A will moot _ . , ·. . - , Doe. 2, 11 7:110 v-...-- Fultz at ·,~ •. . ,....17_ -lllbl· a1AIIaiJ brldii- otllll"-'1bell In Boehle. . were Will _?; :tt.""' /:1 brldi lloll. A. ...,.qi.JUltlltJoill ) . . llro.llaJIIICild lller.lilll- V llGallole, llrl. WUIIalll 111111 eo!lllolllln...,. uod aoNM ooo l;.lbo l!lm1 ~--1. Gorelol flt,Y-. 'llllleh alto bod - ' \ llrt, ~~ • .Mro. J... a1oo lllll Afri- -OIL All oroa l!lllbnllalo,.UOWIIIIII dele llllltled ••J.At'• Mbr: • Batch · - " ' ' flom 1be "' 1'11111111 81111" .... told .,. al 1111 - · 'IIIII _...,will llft tal>la wu - • llro. .w..... Tlpo "" . . . . - . . _... al olldol dlll!iellal 1111 tor Dec•mhlr ..... .... bJ Cbrlltmu . . , atOI'1IqMhd "' llr1.~~ Cbrlltmu ClmJIL - - II . \ R _ w r e _ . o d l o y welorme. EXECUTIVE BOARD, woril. 1110 - - llrL Will, .llrL llllrru, lllll 11r1. OleYaC..- ou'l AlalllerJ, 01. Gueot1 Mre. orlm Nel- 111 ,..,.,..., YaDdQ', 1:10 p.m., 1011, Yra. MD: Dula, ad Mn. - ...... "'boollfte1, Ka~DeyDW..---. RACINE CIIAPTEII,Illf, Order ol the Eutera stu. 8 p.m. ..... RACINE - ~~ 1 0 r 413' IIIII&. MaiCIIIe TODIIJ(e; lnbolidol' porllel allbe ScUhoallHome .,...., Gl. oftlcer1, Mal• em 01J1o Hee1tll C-r, Wedding Plans Completed CODY, EVEHIHG IH PARIS, YARDLEY, COSTUME JEWELRY, WATCHES, CAMERAS 1 pPIIEROY - llla1 ' ' jodde "-i. brldo-eleel ct Tflrii 1. Roulb, .... _ _ lor llro. a.rta LONG BOTTOM - Clolrelles ct Long will hold lbolr a!nlel Chr181maa program ot 7:30 p.m. on Mmllay, Dec. 23, al the Unltod - I t Cburd!. A. papa!~~, ''Keepllll ChrlolPOMEROY - Plans for the elate. maa Today,'' will be preaanted. Miss Linda Blillr, siatero!the 1'he Rev. Charles Norris, pasopen church wedding of Miss Dl... Baer, daughter of Mr. and bride, will be the malcl ol hooor, tor, extendl aa lnvltadoa. to the Mrs. Paul Baer. Cbes'-IT. to De• and Vernon Weber, uncle ot the public to attood lbe nis McCune, son or Ml: aDd Mrs. bride, will serve as bestmanfor Howard McCUne, Columbus, tw.ve tiE bridegrocm. Ushers arll acolytes will be been completed. DeaD and Dallas Weber. couaiDI The weddiqc will be 111 event GIJESI'S COME ol Sotuntoy, lle<:. 7 at 2:30p.m. or the bride. Hostesses at the rePOMEROY ThlaklsiYIDI at the Chester Methodist Church. ception will ,P Mill Rutl! Ann ..,_, 11'0111 of Mr. and Mrs. A half hour o! m•tlal music Barnhlll ard Mlsa Debbie }(ee.. DwiiiK PIJrlu!r II their Pleaopreceding U. eereatony wW be boulh. The reoeptjon wUI be held 0111 Ridge home wore Mr. and Jreaented by Mn. Horace Karr. In the church social room t~ Mr1. Robert J. Kramz, Tole. . The Rev. Pearl Clsto will <tfi- diately follatring the ceremOJU'. TONKA TOYS BABY DOLLS SLEDS, GAMES TRICYCLES, ETC. FOR THE KIDS . to lDolnel t b o - moJd!la: ct . ~~ida/ S~6w .erGivenJor M~·--s Joe~ · ·e Jones_ Sonllo>. De<elllbor 1, liA Garden Club Makes Plans RUTLAND - . '- . ' . ' : -. . > . .. "( . ' ' Sunriae-Freah Goldt:_n Ripe Bananas . ' ' �. . .. . • "-~. 8 - The - Ttme• - sondnol, llolldo,y DiaN wont to tile hoopiW tbo podoal1 In the -~- doqinrnlolll'l meeii!IC <ll tbo lll&laod ...... •elvot 1<1101. - - .... bananu were lll'ftd. ' ct Mro. Plul Wlm. Mro. -~ aloo rtp>rtod "" A dlmer nt a tor Dee. a receat .tilt to tbe (II!IUpn'ua tbo I It 6:110 p.m. ot Crow'l SINk Slate IDslllute al whlell Houae. From there tbe lfOUil cUib made Chrt.lmaa COI'81PI· wtJI .. to the homo "' Mrl. c. Cooklea and bananla were Ml'· 0. Chapman tor a bualneN meet- ved at that time. The Rower ....,. belal held 1111! and Chrllllmas porV. Thore this W'8ekend at the f'Om8ro1 wW be a gift eXc~~art&e, and memElementary building was dlacuabers are reminded to take hoUW tabJe arranpmenta: to the" eecl. Six membero proricleol or.Gardoo Clw bold It tbo homo rangementl for dlling Clan 7, to be cblatecl to tbo Southeaatern Ohio Mental Healtll ..~,"'ar~u•­ lal lots ct f)JIIer. C~~. Athenl. Mra. F.dward Nel11011 wu acIt was decided during t h e eoptecl lnto membership ct tbo meet!De to send silts to tbo children' a home and the eount;y tn- club, and the name of Mra. Jel· · tlrmary on Valentine's o.,y in- tie White waa preaerted tor memberoblp. ltead or at chrl.unas time. DevoUoaal ltader wa1 M r 1. !lllrlng tile emdoetecl Wbm who read the lOOtb Psalm, "Gratitude," trom Ideal&. a n d coaeluded with prayer. The creed and eollect wen read by t h e """" Ill unliOII aad JllOillbers responded to roU call loy namIng a ThookasiYIDI tl>ouPt. Mra. Clarence Mnrrrt1 gave by Mrs. Virgil Atldl'l's, reports were given on the regimal meet1111! held ot Eastern lli8ft School by Mrs. Jack Robson. Mrs. Robert Canada,y told ol a therapy vialt to the Southea&tern Ohio Mental Health Center on Nov. 12. Nine members ol the club C!lub Meets Recently CHESTER - The November meetbtg of the Young Wive's CI!Jb was held recentl¥ at the home d. Mrs. Teresa Collins. Mrs. JanIce Yomg pre1ided and the minutes and treasurer's report were read by Mrs. Chloris GauL SeYenlletters were read fr'om oervleemen In VIetnam, thonldng the cltil ror tbe Christmas pack~ ages mailed to them. PlanA were made tor the annual Chrlllmaa parcy whlell Ineludes a dinner at Baileys Restaurant in Pomeroy on Deeem- • ber 12 at 7 _p.m. with a 80C:lal L... -.._t. 'IIIII lr...U.. JriH - o d loy llrl• hour atterwanls, wllh gllto IX! be excbansed by aec:ret pals. Relreahmenta or sandwlchel. cookies, eoffee and pop were served by the hostess to the following not mentioned above: Mre. Nan White, Mrs. Alma Pooler, Mrs. Nancy Colllnl, Mrs. Juet Coonally, Mrs. Barbara TriA>. Mrs. ~e Hayman, Mrs. Joyce Ritchie, Mrs. Gay Am Burke. Mrs. S1arOn Loucks and Mrs. Marll;yn Robln1011. GUts were presented to Mrs. Nancy Collins and Mrs. Jllllt Connally. R - wu - ................... -,.... Dlllll. llr1. Dlolll - - • IIIDDLEI'ORT - "'., The blrtb- 413'1 "' alolerl - - ab...,.... a !amlb' 'l'bodls&blnl cllmer ,11011:)' II J o b a Full> home In Middleport. '1'1!0)' _ , Mr1. llanlld VoceliODII. I'VlllllllOUih, lllll Mr1. WU11am Slrilher and M r a. Fulls, Mlddl~ Attmdlng the dbmer were Mr. -·=- Com• In and R•tht•r. Drawing Every Sat. Til Chrishnu afteri'J)OI\ The meetlns I' Long Bottom , -m FOR HIM Party is Given RUTLAND - Mrs. Flor011ee Jlarrott. Rutiancl, ~ recently wllh a parcy In obseneee ct tbo blrlhdi.Y amlversary of her daughter. Darlene. Gamel wel'fl ~ed and cakes. potato chlpl;, m1nta and Kool-Ald were served. T h e honored 1U8Bt'S slater, Marlene l!1d Deena Blackwood asslotod lnga on lbanklgivhw were given Ia follows, "'ThankagiYiQI DQ." by Ftorenee Potts; 11 LI'Ulti"BIIIte ~nga," by Raehel MeBrldej Myla · Hudaon re.d '"At VILLAGE CUT RATE Grarxl- ma's House;" .. Thanksgiving Thoughts," by A d I Slackj "Thankqivlng O...V.." esa Brown. Rita. Terrie a n d !l!errle v~ Melod7Simmona. ilollle Keme41, lrMO lllll l'egi!Y l(alone, JQ)' lllld Janey HutehiiCI'I., Holm~9h.:,., arll -w:;- ~ •:.':,eo~: ramu,, Party Given Cu--. Beverly and Vldt, MaEdclle Capell, No. mae Slate Colleae, W. Va.; Mr. aDd Mre. HcnrardD»erl- BEDROOM BED, CHEST, DOUBLE NITE STAND. COLOR - PECAN REG. $429.95 . P_, GOLD STAR STORE" ~~~ ·«.,..., n;. Kreoer c.., 1tN w.......... tt.rlellt .. aJKI Mrs. WIWam llld!ordlncluded Mr Gr Glu Mr lllll 1· Af!e e, • aDd Mrs. Addkl PUllins, Chel· ler. !alley-· · - ...... • white el<IJhanl sole, baked gooda, pillow caaea, and other hand~ medeltema. - - . ·~ Premuim Quality Government Inspected PtJrmtJ·lron '. Whole I l..l......d Fresh Fryt'rs . lb. Gallpalls & BOGER STOlES I''HI~ ,.-...-.· .. .........,....... . ...... -,.. ... ...... ...... bNf, ...................._ anil lot- ell ""' - ............. ....... ·.· Bazaar is Planned Gold Star Store'' Chapmd11· .,. .Canaday's .., Wonderful W ,. ' .,. .,..,._, ''f.' ~ ar, .... c., ••• ,·. .... ' . .... ... _ .... . Get Up To 350 EXTRA ,:·,,,. vii. Sttlnps a.t& HYI". . Piece Wr.,. •• Jlrwl · Bologna Picnics . __ . . k....., Strve & S.w Sllc.d ,-,.....,. Kwlck ICrhp SQCIIII lb. Fre~h, Bonel•••· B..f and ..Pork Red, peen, brown, tan. PROFFITTS WHOLESALE OF - ,,..... .- - ........ .itokelr lrnd , .... .,,.. Juice ____ 4 '::; $1 lll!op. U/fletl !tobly s...t. .,. stokely Attl ... fllaven Fndt ' Wonderful World of Drinks _. 3 :.,:- 89c It EXTRA TOP V¥-UI 11'AMI'I ............... 111111 pwdt- tl Stokelu v ac I,..._ """' w lrt•' ~ .....a... SLIPPERS .. Qlr. Sllcod ........ Cll.,a Pac $_., Lltllot Rod K!dnay Whole Kerll$1 Golden · Beans ___ . 7 '!: $1 lll!op. 1111111! ........... Tea Bags ... '::'· 89c ......._ ~ ..,. ,. DUNHl~ ~ ., ~ ,. "' · Wii1-kl of -.... - .... ,.....,...... Crisco Oil __ . ~ 69c >I iXTRA TOP VALUI 11'AMI'I "............ ·~ ~~ ,,. - " .h.,~ "- ,, ''·'· ' ' II it's slippers .. : boots ... sho.s . ·•. then it'a Chopman-Conodoy'• wonderful '(9f'ld of footwear gifts f~ Christmas. Fre1h nPt stock many niiW arrival& this week to give you / tk<t-"fl~P styl .. at Chopmon-Conodoy'• pleaolng• • _J • ( _ly low pric••· Shop now • .. we ~v• footwear · fOr all of lho family. Opon Frlday and Saturday Clorox .. ..._ 49e -. - !I IXTIIA TOP ¥~ II'AMI'I wflh ............ ,...+·•" 011'1' .. . . •..... ,. Cheer . s-t;, ' 1.... z . Sl29 Coffee.-..... . .... p.iflto-·Beans .. !39c "-AI-VacPac ' ...... . . ~--~----~---. -------.~~ .. 23c ---- ................... -..... .. 39c .... , . Cant day ..._,,"t .. A-BD VARIETY KROGER BRAND SKIM OR Dinners ~ 3 = sl a.,LJttAIV•IIIM 2 ~- 89c Fruit Pies _ 4 !:.$1 Kf'091r Lo-F.t I ( , _ C - Cot Egg Nog .... \>-pl. 89c Freneh Fries ~ 89c "-"Com or Peas 2 !!. $1 K-AI- $1 ·,, ~ Hi-Nu Milk Pilhbury Hu"try J«<c Biscuits . _ 5 _ Pllllllury ArrrrtM Y•Niy Cookies . 2 ~ $1 =. 97e Kro..,. Sliced AIMelc• & ,........_ fce Milk _. 2 ';;:!: $1 Cheese _. . . . ': 69c 99e Green Beans ..5 ·-::- sl • •mt Pumpkin . 7 1 111o. " - Kn.,., - aa er CO'IInl•r a. .,.... ,.,., Cell C.llut lti-77Gt! Willie• L Dllea. Mp., A14_ • ...._,.,- FROZEN ' bald Thurlday In the ellutell 10cial room. 'llMI buaar will besle ot 10 INC~ liM•••· Grap1fntlt Juice ___ 2 '!: 79c ~ :· Att..•,. Oh.. Bacon ____ ~ $1.29 Stoek up and Save . . ll!ls , _ .. I plrp. Chlclotll ......._ Troy Pac ".,•. .!!. 39e 5I EXTRA TOP VAL,_ 11'AMI'I ·,·. apon- VIRE SMITH AUDIO-VISUAl.{ lb. -.·. IIIDDLEPORT - A n n u a I Cbrlolmu buaar by the - C i r d e ctHealh United -~~ Clllrdl wiD be 16 W. U11l.,. II. F'""' or Smolced Wholo Sllcod 11r. 4k '·I•. $117 Roast . . . . •. $1.09 Bacon -. . . .... . ,,, looly - R•l- $21.95 CHILD'S TABLE AND CHAIR SET • • $15.95 .__ 79c ·, . I Ret. $19.95 Children's TABLE AND CHAIR SETS - - - • • $14.95 Pork Loin ! - - - . - - - - - - . J Full Side .•.· The amcn:ing hearing okl thot filte'rs out loud, · painful, sudden noiw • . . Sudden biGsts of noite con be unc:Omfort. able. EII)Kially if. yavr hearing aid dOesn't shut them out quickly. The new Zenith ~erolor: eliminate• this painful di-.comfott. And it giws you this pro· , tection outomoticoll y. 1 • . /. • '*' Ask "' for a free derrionllrotlon. Wf.~nk · we con save you discorftfort. ...• ~- Quarter Fryers Quarter Sllctd .' ·-·- ._39t Fresh Breast or Leg U.S. Government Inspected ,.,,_ __ -~ - "A Br•..hd Cut-Up -·-··- .. 33c U.I.D.A. <HOtC:e TENDIIRA'I' . .. 35e Fresh Fryers "Freezer Beef" Sale" - .. ..... SALE 300.00 Ret. $14.95 CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKER -Sale $10.95 "CHICKEN PARTS" WJtto Rllro 1re~sts •• 59t Whole Leg-s ____ _ .. 49r Win-rs ______ . ___ _ .. 29c Backs &Nerks _.. •• lOt Hmll•u- - 'l'hanklsiYIDI 8¥ lllll ovemlsld auoot• ct Mr. baeb, Portland. wsm Any Way You Like It! ,...,n ven. w. Va.; ·Mr.mt~Geofai\ BED ROO CHICKEN! Mft.- 1011:, W.Va.; . ro~oY · ~RI wen Mr. IDd M r a. and from 11 a.m. UQill Ollie Roulll, Mro. T. Berllloulll, a.m. 2 p.m. • luneheoo will be ...... M111 MlUle Bumlll'Dir. NIW Ha- ed. The buaar wtJI - . a ~~I~~ •' Radfords Ehtertain 'l1le Radforda' lOR, BW, ll'l· 5YRACVSE - Mr. aad deraolnl beele ormy lralnlng In Lan7 llberoboeb lllll 1011, Da- Carolina, llhmod &Iring vid, - - 'l'bodlq!Yial lbe <lojl. Day • dlmor ,11011:)'- tmas -.u. C-otr!. . M8)rme -~ Mrs. lloDk YOUI!II Mn. lla!ald Pulllna and cloutlhWIWam YOOUI& lllll ten, Debl>le lllll Mrl. ROD Rood, M1rtll ~ Porker, aDd her 000. Jlllrtll', Columbus, Dinner - Fnnkle Mumaw lllll B1J1 R,t.CIHE, OHIO lee w-. I *'~Mr;... Va.;llr.andMrl. .. " . Clarace .".ma, MrL Rlc:bant ~ llr1, Dicit Y-. 11r1. Wlckorl!blm, ,..,_ Chlrlol llrl. Addll -.n,lllro. MlrJCirde, Mro. D&vlcl YOII, llro. Ear l7 Rliulb, llrL RciO' Jludt, lllllllr. lllll.Mre. Wollaee Hill, cleo! IIIII due to December meollnl Uod but' a CbriiiiwtJI be _held Ill JID- The meetlng was closed with Dahl' Rouah r-ti111 tile 23rd Psalm and 1 Benediction. Mrs. Hudson, hostess, serwd refrelhmenta. . . . . , .,..J.~ ' ' Olhiorl .... - . . . tiJ!o to tbo brldl! • elaet wore il'rod lllola, deet. read .,.. As We Pny."' Clncly Andei'U\, MeGrath, Roeemary Snowden, a n d Patricia Barrelt. Robert B. Morris aud by For the prccnm seeaion, reed- Mrl. Barrett wlth the pmel. JIDO LUCU and .,Patricia Thorp aaslotod In lhe ..,.,.... GuNia wore Clncly Bla..... ekwood•"", 9w-on and Karen Riggs, KatJuo Morris, Clllld;y, F - , IDIIRbDnda Woods, Tereu MU11181', Ter· - • ' Ill~ IW'1. Dll.lbe reaular lileet!DiaJchl. II wtJI be a polluek dlmer •: the unll !llmllhln& tile ~ur~ou. There wiD be a •• sift exd!aiJp. The meet1111 prelllded over lor Mrs. Lawrenee opeaed wltll the ednneement <ll eoi<Jrs lllll - er b7 Eula Wolfe, actiaR: cbi»laiD. The traveling prl.zeo cloDited by Frances Roberta wu a...,....., IX! lladha Lou o.cfe. Refrellbmeatl were aerved 'tv Josle Roulh aad I.mra Young. wm freshment8 ol lee cream, cup- H_....., w. .~me. A plamed potluck Chrlttmla dinner wUI be held In the amex of lbe church Doe. 20 ot 6:30 p. m. A $1 1111 exellanp be held. Ado Slack and Myla Hudson was liiJ'IIed & thr! decoraUna committee. re- lldlolTOy lllll dallghter eoalll wui be scripture or readlrw containiDg the word "Thankful." Reportt were reid and approwd. · It Wit voted to retain the officer& ror another year. For Daughter row ~ . • Preaident f'rlnkie Mumaw with lhe readlns ollhe lOOih Pealm, follOW"ed with pnyer. Seven members 1111Wered roll clll with 1 ter; Mr, and MrS. Dan Morris, ..__, ....,.-..se; Mr. and Mrl. Wood- D HOUSEWARES AND SMALL ooened 1 ere bavlng a -A...,_, ,._, llro. Mre. F , _ l WUOOUD, Mre. Car I Wolro, llrL E a r l - , lllr 1. Doo llc:Tumor, lllll llrl. Vlr.- - Aaooel-. 'IIIII l 11'ut1ry 1..10 oolle«od • - bDl< ct eye giuoe1 lu be ~ ''E1N lor the " n J.m.. ·!la\PI!Gii'. sole ct lbe Jlellll C<Junl1 'l'llbol'eule&l11111lRo~D-1 f1nt U n i t e d Presbyterian Church met ln d1e amex Tuesday Pageant HAIKARA OLD SPICE, TIMEX WATCHES, ELEC. SHAVERS BILLFOLDS 4 PC. J ohn Y.,.-.: II< : lll<l!arll -Ill, llio. l'hllll\ ~ Rod!ml, Mrl)'~ Mre. to lho "Glib ~ Yl!llks" floJd and tbe lfOUP al10 mlde a caDlrlllulloo ID tbo CbrlmM1 oeal SYRACUSE - A. ChrlsJmas dinner 1111 pfOII'Uil were planned when tbo Star Cle81 of lbe *"'· GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY --~w- FREE GIFTS Clo S$ Plo ns Dinner Event· · , Mrl. :::t.-:.... --~ A OHIO ETA. Amut• 118'-. met reeently. ~ l'ld &lrorlf::r. 8;16 p.m. The un11 to live $5 to1'11ellle.l'. ColumiJua .... en Oblo Eleetrf.e Co.; Mr1. Ruth wardl lbe -oes ct eeell ct lbe Cbrlotmu puilal. The..,. Rune hu c:ulturalprocnm. MIDDLEPORT LODGE 368, F. at.' A.- wUl be bold 011 Doc, aDd A.M., Tue.-,, 7:30 p.m.; 6, and lbe ..,. -. CbiUI- II' 1ehNIIod lor Dee. 11. Mrs •.foon. lnotall- al oiiiC<JI'I. THE WSCS ct lbe Euteaprloe . - Llwnl!ee wW beke a larie.· Valtod _ . Choireb Cbrlll- cake IX! be taka~ to lbe cbllll- .......... ~Joaoa, IIIII Celoi11l Jc!Ml, "!ln. JdJd IO~$llorO A.-., lllll 1111 ebllll- Vot. ., 81'1111 Holjilol were JiwteP1D !llojUr, Bela 1bo .t\lalllaey ct lho Racine !'Val, 'ltJES)AY lllll 11r1. Frank Tllua, F"'* Al- mu rneet'nr TuHdi.J, Dee. a, len, Steven, and BdlbJ', Pome- at 7:30 p.m., at home ol Mr1. roy; Mr1. Harold J--. IIID- Ellner Bltea; a 50 <0111 sift erlrillei Mr. Uld Mra. Harold Vopl...,.. l!1d Mellnda, l'l>rtlPOMEROY CHAPI'EII 1.811, Ormoutb; Mr. and Mra. WWiam dar "' tbo Eaolera Star, lnotalSwtllher, David, Velvet ad Paula, latloft ~ atneera, 7:45 Tueldl,r aDd Mr. andMro.Fullz,l!larelllll n1aM. POme:i'Q)' Muonle TemAnita. Mellndl Fopl11011g Ia tbo ple •. weekend guell ct the Fultz ebllMEIGS TEMPLE, Pylllbn Sislen, 7:30 1'11eodar nJi111 ot lbe balli election ol olrtcer1; membero to brlal eooldea or Sllldwlebet; $1 J(tt exchange. Give -am. FOR HER Her•.... . . llooJIIal 111111 II wu de- Millbr7, Mrl, • elded that I mle 'IIIII be II- llllllllidred, llri. RciO' - · loibed ll!Oc:lfYinllhllll be uood Vr1. FF'\0 B. ~ tfrl. is --llr•- '*1. Earl For Veterans' Hospitals Dinner Scene L. ·' • Time• • Sentinel, -\dilDO, 1lrL ih'L Atll>ld HJw. ~ R o 1 !llM!do, Mr~Boyd, 11rl~ Poor- SeliT Sou'fiit, II r 1. Auxiliary Mqk~O~ations Pblllon, ___. elect, Roo PWIOII, -av-JOiranelect. _,.,.re=cnom. oh d MI•'"CJJre brldi 111111 eob, .pmciJ,. Golbol ..... piQOll wljll Jril· minto. llr1. Tc!m -•• 01 bolnll """1!f lllu .loa Hill, eob, lir1. DoaloiRooelor 4 b~ lllll...,.....lllodb-d,lllllllro. eolloa; aad lbe .. pnold'WIWam FCIL 'IIIII door JrlHI ed lllbe jJI!Jld! - · 1 . wore """ lor llrL De11ao HID Qle. . boo;ldoo 'lllgfo lllll!od ........ . . . . . 1\'<lllo,lllll'l'llll· IJil' .~MrL ' VIqll Welbt', co111n.. • toz, a---t~U~ilwlll!a Gr.. lllll ,.uoir JliJor dJIInl ...,. uood 1o the do~~ - IIONDA.Y lllVERVJBW : Pl'A will moot _ . , ·. . - , Doe. 2, 11 7:110 v-...-- Fultz at ·,~ •. . ,....17_ -lllbl· a1AIIaiJ brldii- otllll"-'1bell In Boehle. . were Will _?; :tt.""' /:1 brldi lloll. A. ...,.qi.JUltlltJoill ) . . llro.llaJIIICild lller.lilll- V llGallole, llrl. WUIIalll 111111 eo!lllolllln...,. uod aoNM ooo l;.lbo l!lm1 ~--1. Gorelol flt,Y-. 'llllleh alto bod - ' \ llrt, ~~ • .Mro. J... a1oo lllll Afri- -OIL All oroa l!lllbnllalo,.UOWIIIIII dele llllltled ••J.At'• Mbr: • Batch · - " ' ' flom 1be "' 1'11111111 81111" .... told .,. al 1111 - · 'IIIII _...,will llft tal>la wu - • llro. .w..... Tlpo "" . . . . - . . _... al olldol dlll!iellal 1111 tor Dec•mhlr ..... .... bJ Cbrlltmu . . , atOI'1IqMhd "' llr1.~~ Cbrlltmu ClmJIL - - II . \ R _ w r e _ . o d l o y welorme. EXECUTIVE BOARD, woril. 1110 - - llrL Will, .llrL llllrru, lllll 11r1. OleYaC..- ou'l AlalllerJ, 01. Gueot1 Mre. orlm Nel- 111 ,..,.,..., YaDdQ', 1:10 p.m., 1011, Yra. MD: Dula, ad Mn. - ...... "'boollfte1, Ka~DeyDW..---. RACINE CIIAPTEII,Illf, Order ol the Eutera stu. 8 p.m. ..... RACINE - ~~ 1 0 r 413' IIIII&. MaiCIIIe TODIIJ(e; lnbolidol' porllel allbe ScUhoallHome .,...., Gl. oftlcer1, Mal• em 01J1o Hee1tll C-r, Wedding Plans Completed CODY, EVEHIHG IH PARIS, YARDLEY, COSTUME JEWELRY, WATCHES, CAMERAS 1 pPIIEROY - llla1 ' ' jodde "-i. brldo-eleel ct Tflrii 1. Roulb, .... _ _ lor llro. a.rta LONG BOTTOM - Clolrelles ct Long will hold lbolr a!nlel Chr181maa program ot 7:30 p.m. on Mmllay, Dec. 23, al the Unltod - I t Cburd!. A. papa!~~, ''Keepllll ChrlolPOMEROY - Plans for the elate. maa Today,'' will be preaanted. Miss Linda Blillr, siatero!the 1'he Rev. Charles Norris, pasopen church wedding of Miss Dl... Baer, daughter of Mr. and bride, will be the malcl ol hooor, tor, extendl aa lnvltadoa. to the Mrs. Paul Baer. Cbes'-IT. to De• and Vernon Weber, uncle ot the public to attood lbe nis McCune, son or Ml: aDd Mrs. bride, will serve as bestmanfor Howard McCUne, Columbus, tw.ve tiE bridegrocm. Ushers arll acolytes will be been completed. DeaD and Dallas Weber. couaiDI The weddiqc will be 111 event GIJESI'S COME ol Sotuntoy, lle<:. 7 at 2:30p.m. or the bride. Hostesses at the rePOMEROY ThlaklsiYIDI at the Chester Methodist Church. ception will ,P Mill Rutl! Ann ..,_, 11'0111 of Mr. and Mrs. A half hour o! m•tlal music Barnhlll ard Mlsa Debbie }(ee.. DwiiiK PIJrlu!r II their Pleaopreceding U. eereatony wW be boulh. The reoeptjon wUI be held 0111 Ridge home wore Mr. and Jreaented by Mn. Horace Karr. In the church social room t~ Mr1. Robert J. Kramz, Tole. . The Rev. Pearl Clsto will <tfi- diately follatring the ceremOJU'. TONKA TOYS BABY DOLLS SLEDS, GAMES TRICYCLES, ETC. FOR THE KIDS . to lDolnel t b o - moJd!la: ct . ~~ida/ S~6w .erGivenJor M~·--s Joe~ · ·e Jones_ Sonllo>. De<elllbor 1, liA Garden Club Makes Plans RUTLAND - . '- . ' . ' : -. . > . .. "( . ' ' Sunriae-Freah Goldt:_n Ripe Bananas . ' ' �' ··---~ ·---~ ·- . -· -· -~ . ........ - · · ' I " *'· • I r t ... .._._ ......... ----.................... I ,.. !lonll1,.... ~.... - - - 1 . j 9 Q THE NEW IN FARMING . Time Here for Farmers BY C. E. BLAKESL>:E wblciiiWIIIIIU'IIoo n-. rr- .........,.,. lftUIIineat ill !DOll b .' -a. =- -·-~-I!K­ -·are v...u_. Soo- ..._ A- 20. For ladlvldual Melga COuii\Y rarmera t1ae budnea• rec:orda m-- a!Jall ···, Saturd~y Career Conference is GALLIPOLts - Hllh · - eaUaa, - 1tudenta, parenta, cqmaeloi'saal other ID!eroolad Potaf!lll aro Inritad to .U.Onl oa trrleulturo ' and......, . -•• ..,.... .,.. loronco boiDc bold at 'lbo Ohio Stat. Untvanlb' . . _ . on satunll,y, Doe. 1. Home e®nC~Dtea dlaeu.alkllll wlll be In <>qloeiU!aD IIDIIIIJ'I· eultunl dloeuaolono will be In tho A~rtcultural Admlalotntlon Bulldlrw lldltorlllll. Job Ill be otreolllld, tilth eqbula boiDc plated oo modem - I a of . opieulture. Alrleullllnl llmltleo exllt Ia buo._u, - "'porllmitl" " tllrricea, and ,.._ aeareh. ~ wW dao tell about odmloolm requinm-. COlla 01111. collep llle. Clrolll dloeutolooa tilth 11D11 lleulb' will be bendled In 011 U.. formal - · llllotlilw plo~Q ~ ·time fCII' .-ltloaa Ull uIWiro. Durqlbo llfllt,_, taeh...,.. deipoJJt may Hloet • . . . , . _ ho 1roUid W.. to rill~ 'lblo wW allow oacll p_.ttw . to aok more -Red quootlono aboul the DUI ID 'llhieb he heo -da•-• HlllioDI are acbeduled By RONALD GILKESON move Utter rrom the I'OI.dslde. About a month ago tie dub 1Jo. Soil Conserw:Uon Service came a cooperator with the WesMason Coonty PT. PLEASANT - We recent;.. tern Soil Conservation Dlatricl. b' attended lho Maaoo County 4-H John COOI)eroltheiJSDASollConAehle...,.onlllanj!lol at tho Point aervation Service (S~ assisted Ploaaant Jtmlor lll&lt Sehool. Gil- the club with a consen~~tion: plan bert V, Barno1t. Ul Clul> Agent for . the Improvement of their for the' COWII;y. hu do• a ftne rc.daide park along Rt. 87. The for 'nlolldaJa. January 7, 14 IIDII 21. 1beaeu-oforlnd1YIIbllannerl and wiD be admlled 011 a 11nt come, tlriJl serve baail. A , _ t _ . , - guide In 1110b'llni. farm _ , ... Ia the 1967 Farm Bullaeaa Job with elul>aetlriUeo. Aboot500 club plans to plant sune everclub membera, parenta a n d ereena IIDII a lew dogwood In the gue1ts atterxled the awarda dtn. area, as well as to alqle, seed ner. MaQY ot Maaoo. County' a tq, and mulch tho at tho eclgn of t.H club membera were honored the parkl~ area there. at this program. OTHER RECENT eoqoenton We were especially interested to hear of the llDe work which Ia with tile Weawn Soli Coole..,.. tim Dlatrlet are IIQy o, Smltl>, beil>B dooe In tho> lleld cr wtlon by these TOWW people. Harless a Klds aRi E. T. Graff, The Busy 4's 4-H Club of Leoa Jr. Is probobly dolog tl'e moa out,. Tho Smith fllnD eon1alna 129 standing consenatlonwork oliiQ' acrea and Ia located south or Rt. ol the elubo In lbe - · 'lblo 87 along Flwmllo Crook. Mr. dub plaeed fourth In tho olate In Smith lo - - ID bulldiJ1! I coDBenatlon prQjecta. pODd.. tqrovlag 8<fte pasture Henry Hum r~tved honorable land, ul traatalli!W acme dral• mention 1D the State COnservation ago tile. lkl,v cl tho Yoar ConteaL He IIDII '!be kuntz farm isloeated near Roonle Wedge, beth of tho Buoy the Elmwood mine, the Graff 4:'a Cld:., received the Count;yNa- fllnD Ia II Gallipolis Ferr7. CODUOPII Award in Conserwtion of SerYI.tion plana be developed Natural ReiOUI"Ces. Mrs. Charlee ror theM farms in the neer ru. Wedge IIDII Mro. P. V. So>re are lure• ' Denlll E. Durst, whose rarm two leaden of the club who ue reapoaalble for much of the suc- Is located on Saul HW Read, r• CI!Iss or thb club in eonaenation ....e.. ANTI-FREEZE FILl S1IEIITII Afm.FIEm 1.1SIIL I.IIGe!·::r J·!Q.. usa& .;.o;.a_e- wm LOW PRICESl &D.,sP•I"k I Allto4 PM Jae- F'rlanl, ~ '-" llld. wW 111 att...Urc thllme ..•ud cea !i.mloh .....,_um ID who Ia IDteraatad. can thi Galli& Extenatc:m Office, ,.... 4112, befon Doe. II. Per~ from tho llaiP £». leuiCII ollloo dao will """"' VOL. 3NO. 44 SUNDAY. DECEMBER I, 1968 ·-------- 91141195 117 Doe. PAGE 11 ~----- Pony Runs -·-with w-can lbo portallm will be a'flllablo. s. In Front Of Semi WATER? 111111 tntoreat. 'lbo trrleullllnl 01111-oeoeallon, ,...,....... prnlu~ DGtllleo p _ . wW oaehbatln oommuni..Uooa IIDII oelo- tt 9:SO a.m. IIDII conelude about "'""" eeoiQillea liiiii'P_. 2:80 p,JD. Lunch wW be a..Uaod ()JipOI1unlt1eaarelnbualne11• alii• at reaiOIIIble costL No c<ID~· cllet.ttc1 , ldu-1 pr.r-Qlltration Ia necesiU')'. PT. PLEASANT 11. pony was injured in a tractor - trailer mishap Friday morning on Rt . 17, four mUts eolrth ofJlt. Plea"'aot, according to the Sheriff's dcpartmmt who ln\'estigated the mi <;hap • The driver or the rig, Charles F.. Wilson, 53, Carroll, Ohio, told officers he was tra'o'~lingsooth on Rt. 17 when the pony appeared in rront of him on the highway. Wilson said he swer-ved to the lert but the rightC!'Qilt of his truck hit the pony and knocked it down. The pony was owned by Homer Litchfield or Southside. Dumage to the truck was estimated at $150. Arrests recorded at the COUO· ty jail were: Charles Ray Dtm ~ ean. 39, Henderson, charged with intoxication, and Russell V. Moore, 24, Henderson, charged with assault and battery. IIY a STAR . mn TlOUGH PORCELAINIZED PRESSURE WATER SYSTEMS Agent Doing Great Work In 4-H Club Activities dalryeowo. one 18C01ld A sslm ol t h 1 a · - wW be beld ... JIDI8r)' Jolly Old Santa Claus, Parades with Bands, Trea~ Highlight Start of C hristmas Season in 2 Counties No One - itntintl ...... --.,,..,.<!-. LAY PF THE LAND ex;Pea•• Cll, - -~ .. •l.w m.,...,._. net .laJa- IDd bor........,._lneomo...,.... .......... - a.,.. M3 Oldo dlll7 ...._... · - """" Molp Alrleullun c-IJ Take Stock. to "' 1bo 11 ;ria. poriod - -lncomo llad DUleb hllbar milk '50 to $80 per ID IH'I . . . . . IIDII toiaJ rocelplj iliaa 71 crop - . , IIDII lido llad lnenOied to fit per 1bo 1010 25 per Hill or 1bo ma28-calllo,.._.L I'OJIEIIOY - 'lbo acro lbr tho ...,IDVootmw IIDII 4lum 50 per coat ......,, Tldo Ia a Ia - . . to IIOIIce 1bo $83 · &IOU )[elp .... - per ..... for 1bo hllb In- .. lndleaiiCII ot ........ YO!. . a acelleat c::bllllce to IM· trend In n-. for .... l)ote 111o1r fllnD bullllou IIDII lall II ,_.. Ill 1157 1bo la- · ume cr bualnoaa wldeb Ia aa CnJp aeru bano-waaYarY oa-.. atop .In aeblerill& o IDIU Jtllllll for future 11UI' 111t11fae1or1 labor IIDII """"'"" ll'om ~9110 tD $8,271 ... 1187 el- to 200 aena per farm. llurlallbo 117oar ptrlad lbo mw - · Tldo JIPI we mailed eop. .... . ..... labor . . . . , . , _ In'.rbe 111&11 -llad bilbor exloo cr lbe 1167 Form Buoloou como _ , f153 IIDII lbe hllb wu ...-r cr eowabaaclla_.(nlllor clruUeaiiJ'. Fcrlboftrlllluw _..,, porlleular~ for hired Anol7lll ~ tD IIIIQ1 "' .... $14,'121. i . . . . ltiiiiei'i Gl ~­ For fin Je&rl Ill Ute JJd.dditl yaU"o cr lbo J>Oriod lbo IIUIIber lallor, lood purebued IIDII fer!rom a ..., ol 17 lOP to Wiler and Umo. 'Ill.- are •ar~--~ay cr IIIIo U yeor J>Oriod, lbo 1010 ranpd 35 eowo. Froon 1180 to 111131ho • labia · _ .., tbol to lnlabor lneome Cll raap wu 23 up to 43 cows. creue u volume or aile ot. bui....... otnee. diJrJr rarmt rlllled from 1 loaa ol $312 to a lola cr $3,168. Sinee 1984 lho ranao 6u boeo !noaa lalner-. - are a · ·tD farmer• aerle1 of two meetllao7 -DIIIr· The hllb to..... durll!jr thlo 31 tD 55 eowa. 1n lllal)ottna baa ._,_ loolo dlllleidQ> 1n mallllllnlnr If. lllp, .... ftrll "' wblcll wW be period wu u low u ,8,827 ln ed "" find tbol tho hllb ftcloaQ, . oapeelal~ m tho uao ¥77h7 WlldDC. Dee. 2, from 1959. The ld&b laeome did DOt '/#. ..Pial. .. lbo loW 25 per I to 10 p.m. Ill tile Trl - Coolll;y aet ~ to 111e •10,000 level 101UI SchoOl 11 Nei.....W.. 198f. "oont- t h e - - ......... BOAT sAFE oentad 41 par ..a ol 1bo rroa• Tbla Ia ror aD Iarmer• ill t b e For lbe post t1uw yoaralboiO COTEBORG, (VPI)... ana d. Athens IDd JUJtWI..Una fumen bid a lf'OBa income ~ The oallboll Sap D, r.andlolt IDcomo. Ill the hllb 2S per couatlu and lt Ia a farmer' a ln- ~5,000 .... to $48,000. 'lbo Cll>- In a atorm carl'l'lnr 315-,yaar-old llda dJqJpod to 2s per - . m . _ tu clinic. ReiOUI'efl per- ltal :lavestment ranged r r o m Lelf Aim 11D11 ble 1~-old 1ov.be&d erpfb;Ma ue lteml •eb u ....eclation, laterelt, , _ wW be BW - · Area $88,000 .... to . • IU,OOO p. r daugbler !I'OID SIDckholm to 1bo ExlllloiDo Aaonl. Form !llaDap- form. Canary laluda, was ll&fded l'eJII!ra, taxea, ID.Iur'llic8, a a d 111000; IIDII COUII1;y EltmoiDo aIn most caaes, ror the last FridaJ aoolh o! Uaboll. Both, polo, Don YOIII!t cl llocldllg fin years. tbeae operatloaabal'B Aim 11D11 tho dau&lllor ...,.. Aaolhor "' CXIIIIjiOl'lna lble c...,cy IIDII Kaaetll Ackerman o!deiiiiQ' lo tho - • Income Ale, a SWedilb radio Dtfon boeo tho .,..!valent cr - - - - lbr ..... ,1,000 ...., cr Counf.Y. TOplea to be oporiii<DI. aaJd. dloeuoaed will be ldDda cr reeordl to keep, tax JIWIII&OIIIOIII bow to l't!10I't farm lllcome IIDII on Form 1040F, d&pred•ttnn, invelltment credit. I and CI)Jital p.lnl and losaea 011. ulea d. brood livestock a n d - . FOR CATTLE ville; lira. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Rt. 5 Jackaoa; Mro. ......., E. ADMJTtm Helea Canter, Rt. 2 Wellotoa; David Baer,lllnerorilla. V. Law-., J&dliiOD; AlmS, Tow· DISCHARGED - lloat. cenUy -completl!d 10111e repair lar, .llhllllll, llj<.~ Orolll. JUoc, work On a farm pam, In June, . ~ W, Va.~ llro, IIJI. 1967, Jotm Cooper orscs uat•~ 41red J, lloll,y, Rt. l ' Wellllal~ VETERANS MEKOBIAL ed Mr. Durst with a conaenat1011 Yra. Hlrlu D. Worner, l.ollmlr, HOSPli'AL plan for the fann. It was e"rident G. PhlllljJa, Cool ADI!IITI'I!II - Clar..,. Gil· lJ.~ to Mr. Durst that tho pond 1roUid Grove; ~ ll&*D, Jn&an; more, Mlddlop>ri; WUbur - . ha.. to be repaired or It ml8ht l'olnmlo'; Ella LaRuo. LCIIC Bot- llra. n.mt. £, Mrlllmtl', - be lost entlrely. It was decided -~ Jee- E. Furboa, Pl. tom; Ella Douglao, l'olnmlo'. to lay a new pipe &PUlway, widen Plooopt; Mrl. lllcbaol II. Me- . DIIIICARGED Jlllll lllarld, the existing euth spWwty and Larry~. Arthur Rumllold, MuaiQ-, W.Uitaa; Mrt. Bruee place some lddltlcal earth on Weill>, Wall-. the fill This work hU oow been and Pleree. eompleted and lbedlaturbodearth Mro. Charloo E, ~ R~ Holzer -ool ~. Flrll has bew;! seeded aa:l mulehed. The pooid hal been fenced and a Ave., O.Uip)lb. VlalUq boura 1 Patrtol, aaa, 3:02 p.m. FrldaJ~ · molal troua!IIMtaDed to provide 2-4 IIDII7.8 p.m. ParorU mb'.., lira. Bob Harold llfoore, ('<Atap- '· Kr•. - Cllar- Uvestock water. The Dllrsts plan to build aoolher· poad .-year, THE USDA son. consenation Serviee has, as a part of itl JD.. centive Awards Program. nemployees' sugesUon aystmo.. John COOper IIDII Donwr Yoho ol tho PL Ploaaant Work Ualt reeontiy received awards for a work iJn.. provement P'-aol whleh 1bo7 -- P - e a Ward. ' .!larry vllle, W. VL, - . 5:66 p. m. Frida¥. Dlaebarpa E. J;ldler, 843 - J • . _ B1'10111. llrL - Ave .• GaWpolla; Jacob c. CIMJn. HII B. Canoif, Jr., llrl. Kerllor, Rt. 2 Golllpolla; Carol1n F. 1111111. Claeo, JohoD, Cclpr, ~. CIIJ; 11r1. Clar- c,_, ••• E. llauq!lm, Rt. 1 Pllrlol; . Mra. Clua camden, Pt. PleuIDI; La-•• M. Fowler, Pt. PJMAIIll Jolm W. Sorrnn•, Rt. 1 Soutb: Side, W, VL; EYentt H. SQH, Rt. 1 Pl. Plouant~ !lllrloa J, Nolrler, Racine; Mrl. WUllam R, Kamob', Bottland~ Robert D. wu. llam H. ~. Mro. cathorlna HuaiiN, Blcbard D.lriGI,Domll B. lamborl, llro. Lawnoeo E. YecartDe;r, and fDtalll . ., Mra. Robert lleCo.Y, and WUllam 1. Model CPE.l 511-15 hllll of - 1- Two are Held By Sheriff r . ;,..( * U - .'". . a,.* AU . . .arlihla .Ill CIIIIIIU "l lP * PIDI1 11aMIIITAf -IRIIEHim -·Ill LifE U l l i l C I - fiLII FlDllll. _ . , Hill - PUUil - . ·· IIUL 11 URI .PIIFIIJIIID ., "'IUI-111 JIUEII - ·- *!Ma.tiiiY... ,..._ CHRISTMAS PARADE CAROLS - Tho Melga Marauder marching band played Chrlotmas carols for the large crowd in Pomeroy'sbusineudistrict Saturday a.Cternoon to watch the first arrival of Santa Claus this sea.soo. The Southern High ba.OO also participated in the event sponsored by ~ Pomeroy Cbamber of Commerce. Phil Globokar was in charge of the parade. ..,....... ·-,..... MrliOIEIIIItllllll ' *~ ·~ ~ ~=" * Wl{lllm Will WI JAIIIIII Yoor F - S.,lp S..lce c,.,,., CEIITIAL SOYA OF OHIO Clol ... submitted. 111elr IUIR8Stlon Involves tbe use or a siphon I)' .. Tbo capital of llukatebetem for -.,. pond• wlthoutclralo wan, ~' •• aamed Repipe a or lor pollllo wllllre thednln . _ , l'umonoJ; 01• G. Doer- ilna In 1882 In hciUr of Vlefor, R~ 1 lllddl~; Mro. Bo- !Orla llellna. q,_ of Eircplj>e has bloen t._.,auvo. Information coacerniiW tbta .... land R. aetbem, l.mi: 'Bottom; laacl. phon. ll)' stem can be obtained at CharJel E. Larldno, Olellor; . the scs omce In pt. PleUaiL Mrl. Bob llarGidllfoore,~ Ph. This club has aho been active in cCJDWtlettrw several community cOI'l!ervation projects. S.e tlm.e ago the chit conducted a cleanlOP campaign along Rt. 87 to r&- OUTSTANDING SEE THE NEW *GIFf* 60HPF 1& ft. CHEST FREEZER .... ... ~ Buy WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT ONlY $7.13 PER MONTH •• ._...lte lOA.,. .... loftoOIII ....... world"• moltpoputllr,lll'ld . ~lltl ......rintl ..... '(L-101 II 111,_. 1M~ . . .. Thll HofMtllll 1'1111 aow U plow Farmoll ...... up many bi1 traetor aclftlllapo loto a medium-priood paelrap. Modem bydraulieo, all..bydraulie poinde~t pto, torque ampliller, IHI.t% ofllelonl dey-tnJo o1r ........ wide plillorrn, ~ _, and-baell- •.. olnce we've run out o f - wh7 not otop In and in peroon? a-bor 1r~ ~to lit your .-me,_...,.,, .· **'·~ ct\altl . . . wlh pertor"Mt#IOIIO llllttft 1111 ...... Cutl fl'lfiOulh a l2-tnctlk'8 In I~. , ....... ..,. 10Y, pound~" . You'tlbeproudto CMniL You at~'t find • niONI dip& •••••. ct.lft MW fOr Wftlnf )'01,11" own ,.,..,_._ ........ loriertiOtlfllltorm-diiMgill(lt... t~mt.. kJO. , . . ~int ...... ...... .,,.._ ...... 11f1111 cutwllh Ill XL-10t - · SUNBEAM MIXER Llahtwei&bt and portJble, but has powerful mo'tor for cookina·mixina needs. HOM ELITE SANTA CLAUS VISITS- Mr. Olus arrhvdlnPomeroy for the anDUI.I Chri1tm1s Parade uoo the nre truck" Saturday afternoon, and was surrounded at once by hundreds of youngsters wanting to pUt in their Yuletide Season orders, santa hamed treats to the youl'l8sters from in trorit'O! the eoJIIDIIIIllt~· Chrlttrna• tree on the perking lot. Scn1J Orlv• Set • - Ut ~,.0-Yac Rid Flalll• -·...... 12-cUP PERC • Rllr lllpli,l. . . llupitll P......r Action i 8 Filed. . tho animals lneluded a 1,900 lb; Joroey and BGO lb. Hoi stela, three heiftt calvea and me bull eall. JohniCII told the ahorllf GALLIPOLIS - 1\larlene C. Johnaoo, 117 Mabel- Dr., Galllpollo, filed a pet!Uoo Friday he had aotaeen tbeOiilmaloolnea In Gallla Count.Y CoiUmon Pleas Tueld!Q< wliBII be W.nt lo feed Coorl for a cllvorco tram Glo.., R, Jom•, .., ......,.., cr srooo nosloet of W1,y IIDII extreme <1"!· elb'. 111111 ware married Ana. th:':~er' Siundara, ( RL 2 Colli- Davis ProJDoted 'lbe · ploltltlll alao ·IOtka MIDDLEPOIIT _ ~ E, eurof0d1 ~ tho .,.,.._, . DaYII, ,.... cl Mr. and MrL .k avoree 8 :. eu · , ~le l]ovlo, · lll'ddljlport, hlo POJIEIIOY - CJta:&lna - · PrOm- from IIIJOCiallat J1181oet c1 dli¥ ooll~ fourth oloaa to lbo rank cl E-ll ,lb', Charleo R. sotom, ~- ·. llffseari. ' !illlo> ~orio baa beoll ,., hai !lied sillt fo~ <!iV<,Jr<o lq ~~.'!{ ')!:Ill¥ poaJ ftQII\ sarah 'L, sarocln, Padt- u """""a' -.d for ~ ..1! 10 or~bur~; In tho:Ml!l!t; Ci:oilltY ·l"""th~~ ~ ~· •• a A k- D• cru-, f ,, GALLIPOLIS - The state Highway Patrol Investigated two mJnor accidents Friday, one In Gallla and ooe in Meigs tount;y. No one was injured. A deer was killed in U1e GaJ .. Ha Coonty accident at 6:40 a.m. Friday on Rt. 325, ooe and threetenths miles soutfl ci Rio Grande. Officers said the animal ran into the rigbt side of a north.boond car driven by Clarence Bums, Jr. , 3U, Rt. 1 Thurman. There was mioor damage to the car. No one was injured . The Meigs COWJty accident occurred at 8:30 a.m. on Rt. 124 at Salem Center. A car driven by Woodrow Smith, 31, Rittman, Ohio, failed to negotiate a cur'o'e and went through a fence into a field. The renee was ovmed by In Miller. There was moderate damage to the car. No one was injured. The patrol cited Smith to Meigs County Court Nov. 29 on a charge of speed in ex cess for road con~ ditions . GALLIPOLIS - Sales ta,; col lections during the lith biweekly reporting period (Nov . 10-23, 1968) showed Increases in both Galliu. and Meigs Counties, according to State Treasurer John D. Herbert. Gallia Count,y•s Increase was $2,584.70 or 15.25 per cent over an identical two week period a year ago. On the other hand, Meigs. County showed a 77.82 per cent i Lt collectioos Cor the period. The difierence was $12,. 858.63. Collections for the period this year in Gallia CotuJty totaled $19,530.76 as compared with $16,949.06 for comparable period period last year. In Meigs County, collections this year totaled $29,380,95(as compared to $16,$22.32 for the same period last year . Both Gallia ahd Meigs COWlties are nndag aiJead on eoJ. The 1968 Christmas ohopplng ,_...., In Galli- CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON OPENS - polis opened Friday arternoon with Santa Claus on hand ror a large parade. Santa gave out treata to approximately 1,200 children at the park front. Afterward, an airplane over ard dropped gift certificates. Here is the Gallia Academy High School Band, under the direction of A. Kimball Suiter, marching in the annual Christmas Parade down Second A,ve. new .... :·:~ · =·:·:·:;:·:=:~·:·:·: ·:·: ·:·:·: ·:· :· : ·: · :·:·:·: ·:· :·: · :· :·:·:·:·:·:·:· POMEROY Three gun shoots planned today in Meigs County will benefit Matt !I{'~ ricks, Racine, who is in ill health. The shoots are at the Forked Run Sportsman's Club, the Rutland American Legion farm and at the Meigs Coon.. hunte rs Club on Snowball Hill, near Syracuse. :·:·:·:·:·:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:.:·: Pistol is Stolen GALUPOLIS City pollee reported' trie theft or a .25 caliber blue steel automatic pistol. from the Womcldorff ~ ThOmas Hardware sometime Friday afternoon . The theft was discovered and reported by James M. Pratt. Police are imcstigating, TREATS - Gallia Academy High School majorettes 0 tor) Kltt.Y Meadows. Beth B11dlird and \tarcia Malone, assist santa Claus pass out Christmas treats to some of the 1,200 children Yrlday afternoon at the Gallipolis park front. After treats were given, gift certificates in denominations of $1 to $25 were dropped rrom an airplane over the area. lectlons on a fi seal basis, the y e<l1' .to-date t:ollections slnce July 1, 1968 compared to July I, 1968. Year -to-date oollections in Gal lia County $216,884.61 this year compared to $145,323 .37 last year. Meigs County•s fiscal collections totaled $149,299,64 this year and $115,727,76 last year. Both counties also showed increases on the biweekly and yearto-date collections oC motor vehicle and housetrailer sales and use tax co,llections. bt Gallia C.oWlty, use tax collections on a biweekly basis tOtaled $11,4:!1.27 this year ..,..d $7,664.77 last year. The 1968 fiscal total in Qtllia COW'Ity was $107,375.63 and ror 1967 it was $75,445.85. Meigs County's 1968 fiscal collections of use tax totaled $98,. 372.63 eompared to $7 4, 600.94 for lut year . GALLIPOLIS - James John· his Johnson Ridge rarm since polis. reported two missing rab. 8011, ~ ftt1 t Galllpolla, reported Tuesday, Nov. 26. The possibil- bit dogs, The doll mig!tt have to thO Gall Ia County iilerlll' a ib' of Mlolllng aetlvlb' lo belna been 1tolen, aeeordlng to t b e Pepartment F~ !lUll olx bead lnvolllpted. aherill's deportment. Mlallintl ~ ealtlo lfltve ·nlliolna from Sberllr Denvor ~A. WAlker aald are an elflht..,.....-old pup and a - 0,.. E'lllr "'- TH f;IO P& JacU. Canor. lllr· "'"""IINlll Mishaps Johnson Farm Missing Cattle • 28, 19$4 and ...., """ ehll- MEIGS EQUIPM!NT CO. m-n11 18141 · ~rMom: , Llntiiii •• ~~-~ ••• 3~1.5 lncldea ioellerJ. T04SllR poobtbook. SAW side! less floor spate outs dl. , DOMIIIOI 1-IUCE . -&be- 1V.1., _ Has Urethane foam insulation for thin walls-more space in- ...... ·~.., liVE IHE WOII.n 11051 POPIUI CHAII SAW- SIIOPMATE A Sift that . . _ SiV• illl the Y'M'·•roundl . Hurt in Meigs, Gallia Sales Tax Receipts are Up .....k. - POMEROY - Two persons were arrested on charges of contributing to the delinquency ot minors and another on a non. support charge by Mei.,gs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenba ch's department . Kenneth Pauley, 21, RD Albany, and Minter Frayar, 21, RD CoolvUle, were taken into custody on the cootributing to delinquency charge and Hobert Meredith, 25, Rt. I, Little llock lng, was arrested on an affi davit charging non-support. • tor.,_ Omimoii Pl~a .court.;,•: -: {;, ~' '!'~~~~ f¥1cem~lii !Wria. ....' . " . ~· ~, . .. THE WNG W AJT - A1 santa Claus halkis out treats to approxlmlltely 1,200 GaOIDOlla ldd1 at the park front Friday afternoon, this view shows part of the crowd of 4.000 waiU.,. for 10 air· plane to Qy over and drop $3,000 worth of girt certificates to usher in the Christma1 ~ season in the old French City. The picture was taken from the·plalfonn where S.IU. an:l....,_.a pve out the candy. three-Jeor-old bend! typoboaglo, · AD8Wers AI'd Call POMEROY - '{be l'llmeroy Emeraency Squad anawerecl • tall at 8156 p.m. to 1bo Walter Hol!lrwl home aoar Cltoo- Fri.-, ter, Ella Dooc~a• liu IUI!'arinl choot palno. tllare. She waa lalten to Veter'l'h• Momorlal Hoopltal whore abo will adJ]Iitlod 01 a medleal patient. AD ' ~ c.CR UA'fE/l Ill BASIC uoopl~oa ~tlee J...,.1 .., C. White, usN, ZIJ, son d Mr. · BOY - Sontto 0.,. llleillrd ot·lbo •'!'l.!'ia. ~i:: WhlteolRut. ~ rived In Pelnoi'OJ lor bla CltOmbei"Of land, and M.abtrid ol'lhe·r-.r .,•. ec. ;~ ,or!alt .Sltlrit.Y ~-Here, Santa . ·.Mhio, Ka~n · d n..ker ~11\0ilt. i.'l. laklo Umo out for a otuot plct.... with Dlti~ CM, >IWot~resl­ 3, Pomero.r, "''~ted l'ri!!D ~ 'doni ql Tho """..Wolr ~oct C<lmlo~, Warren, Ohio, and Jhe 14,-week blalc lloopllfl COQio j.;;, ~~ brolhii~ oll\<l!ltoror ~ !i'rOd Cl'o!!· ,... _ ~ sc~•l'"'•t 4Juis,' m ' 1M way bOte li'olil Wmin, to·- SOnia," uta Dlek. "::itt ...... . . o...l- General Tel Completes $6,800 Project phone Ohio toclay r-• lilr lha ed completion a cable General T e I e- rural areas. rt wa,.. I!'CI1stntcted report- along Slate Route 124• of $6,800 Robert Keatley, Alhons dlllrlct proJeet deolgned to provide ad- commerctal manager, uld eon-. ditional tal~ loellllles to atructlon wu l!tarted last Auautt. tills Meigs County oommunlb'. 'lbe new cable beefs up racilltlea In tho aoulbem port of the RVTLAND - Bob Barnt1 hal exellan&o, both In tho urban IIDII eompleted belle tralnina tilth RUTLAND Co. of Traia,ing Completed MARRIAGE l.ICENSE POMERoY - Roger 11\er ..... , Mame11 · 1&, and Edith EllzoRou!h, ' ·~I!; cl Raelno RO)IIe' 2. He cllad ....,_ ..... illlunl growth •• ject, ·-· ~· Genorol Tel,... Jl.-l'iul oorvlco to llil •• lntheRutlabda...... ""'"IMIIi'",f tho U, S. Al'IIIY' and Ia home from Fort. MeCiollan to _.,( • 30-<~oy leave. wit'h bla par- Do.....,.. eil!o, Mr. and Mro. Chari•• Bar- Oocar'o '*' rett bolore i10iliB ovor...o. at l p.m. ' ~.t' • ' . �' ··---~ ·---~ ·- . -· -· -~ . ........ - · · ' I " *'· • I r t ... .._._ ......... ----.................... I ,.. !lonll1,.... ~.... - - - 1 . j 9 Q THE NEW IN FARMING . Time Here for Farmers BY C. E. BLAKESL>:E wblciiiWIIIIIU'IIoo n-. rr- .........,.,. lftUIIineat ill !DOll b .' -a. =- -·-~-I!K­ -·are v...u_. Soo- ..._ A- 20. For ladlvldual Melga COuii\Y rarmera t1ae budnea• rec:orda m-- a!Jall ···, Saturd~y Career Conference is GALLIPOLts - Hllh · - eaUaa, - 1tudenta, parenta, cqmaeloi'saal other ID!eroolad Potaf!lll aro Inritad to .U.Onl oa trrleulturo ' and......, . -•• ..,.... .,.. loronco boiDc bold at 'lbo Ohio Stat. Untvanlb' . . _ . on satunll,y, Doe. 1. Home e®nC~Dtea dlaeu.alkllll wlll be In <>qloeiU!aD IIDIIIIJ'I· eultunl dloeuaolono will be In tho A~rtcultural Admlalotntlon Bulldlrw lldltorlllll. Job Ill be otreolllld, tilth eqbula boiDc plated oo modem - I a of . opieulture. Alrleullllnl llmltleo exllt Ia buo._u, - "'porllmitl" " tllrricea, and ,.._ aeareh. ~ wW dao tell about odmloolm requinm-. COlla 01111. collep llle. Clrolll dloeutolooa tilth 11D11 lleulb' will be bendled In 011 U.. formal - · llllotlilw plo~Q ~ ·time fCII' .-ltloaa Ull uIWiro. Durqlbo llfllt,_, taeh...,.. deipoJJt may Hloet • . . . , . _ ho 1roUid W.. to rill~ 'lblo wW allow oacll p_.ttw . to aok more -Red quootlono aboul the DUI ID 'llhieb he heo -da•-• HlllioDI are acbeduled By RONALD GILKESON move Utter rrom the I'OI.dslde. About a month ago tie dub 1Jo. Soil Conserw:Uon Service came a cooperator with the WesMason Coonty PT. PLEASANT - We recent;.. tern Soil Conservation Dlatricl. b' attended lho Maaoo County 4-H John COOI)eroltheiJSDASollConAehle...,.onlllanj!lol at tho Point aervation Service (S~ assisted Ploaaant Jtmlor lll&lt Sehool. Gil- the club with a consen~~tion: plan bert V, Barno1t. Ul Clul> Agent for . the Improvement of their for the' COWII;y. hu do• a ftne rc.daide park along Rt. 87. The for 'nlolldaJa. January 7, 14 IIDII 21. 1beaeu-oforlnd1YIIbllannerl and wiD be admlled 011 a 11nt come, tlriJl serve baail. A , _ t _ . , - guide In 1110b'llni. farm _ , ... Ia the 1967 Farm Bullaeaa Job with elul>aetlriUeo. Aboot500 club plans to plant sune everclub membera, parenta a n d ereena IIDII a lew dogwood In the gue1ts atterxled the awarda dtn. area, as well as to alqle, seed ner. MaQY ot Maaoo. County' a tq, and mulch tho at tho eclgn of t.H club membera were honored the parkl~ area there. at this program. OTHER RECENT eoqoenton We were especially interested to hear of the llDe work which Ia with tile Weawn Soli Coole..,.. tim Dlatrlet are IIQy o, Smltl>, beil>B dooe In tho> lleld cr wtlon by these TOWW people. Harless a Klds aRi E. T. Graff, The Busy 4's 4-H Club of Leoa Jr. Is probobly dolog tl'e moa out,. Tho Smith fllnD eon1alna 129 standing consenatlonwork oliiQ' acrea and Ia located south or Rt. ol the elubo In lbe - · 'lblo 87 along Flwmllo Crook. Mr. dub plaeed fourth In tho olate In Smith lo - - ID bulldiJ1! I coDBenatlon prQjecta. pODd.. tqrovlag 8<fte pasture Henry Hum r~tved honorable land, ul traatalli!W acme dral• mention 1D the State COnservation ago tile. lkl,v cl tho Yoar ConteaL He IIDII '!be kuntz farm isloeated near Roonle Wedge, beth of tho Buoy the Elmwood mine, the Graff 4:'a Cld:., received the Count;yNa- fllnD Ia II Gallipolis Ferr7. CODUOPII Award in Conserwtion of SerYI.tion plana be developed Natural ReiOUI"Ces. Mrs. Charlee ror theM farms in the neer ru. Wedge IIDII Mro. P. V. So>re are lure• ' Denlll E. Durst, whose rarm two leaden of the club who ue reapoaalble for much of the suc- Is located on Saul HW Read, r• CI!Iss or thb club in eonaenation ....e.. ANTI-FREEZE FILl S1IEIITII Afm.FIEm 1.1SIIL I.IIGe!·::r J·!Q.. usa& .;.o;.a_e- wm LOW PRICESl &D.,sP•I"k I Allto4 PM Jae- F'rlanl, ~ '-" llld. wW 111 att...Urc thllme ..•ud cea !i.mloh .....,_um ID who Ia IDteraatad. can thi Galli& Extenatc:m Office, ,.... 4112, befon Doe. II. Per~ from tho llaiP £». leuiCII ollloo dao will """"' VOL. 3NO. 44 SUNDAY. DECEMBER I, 1968 ·-------- 91141195 117 Doe. PAGE 11 ~----- Pony Runs -·-with w-can lbo portallm will be a'flllablo. s. In Front Of Semi WATER? 111111 tntoreat. 'lbo trrleullllnl 01111-oeoeallon, ,...,....... prnlu~ DGtllleo p _ . wW oaehbatln oommuni..Uooa IIDII oelo- tt 9:SO a.m. IIDII conelude about "'""" eeoiQillea liiiii'P_. 2:80 p,JD. Lunch wW be a..Uaod ()JipOI1unlt1eaarelnbualne11• alii• at reaiOIIIble costL No c<ID~· cllet.ttc1 , ldu-1 pr.r-Qlltration Ia necesiU')'. PT. PLEASANT 11. pony was injured in a tractor - trailer mishap Friday morning on Rt . 17, four mUts eolrth ofJlt. Plea"'aot, according to the Sheriff's dcpartmmt who ln\'estigated the mi <;hap • The driver or the rig, Charles F.. Wilson, 53, Carroll, Ohio, told officers he was tra'o'~lingsooth on Rt. 17 when the pony appeared in rront of him on the highway. Wilson said he swer-ved to the lert but the rightC!'Qilt of his truck hit the pony and knocked it down. The pony was owned by Homer Litchfield or Southside. Dumage to the truck was estimated at $150. Arrests recorded at the COUO· ty jail were: Charles Ray Dtm ~ ean. 39, Henderson, charged with intoxication, and Russell V. Moore, 24, Henderson, charged with assault and battery. IIY a STAR . mn TlOUGH PORCELAINIZED PRESSURE WATER SYSTEMS Agent Doing Great Work In 4-H Club Activities dalryeowo. one 18C01ld A sslm ol t h 1 a · - wW be beld ... JIDI8r)' Jolly Old Santa Claus, Parades with Bands, Trea~ Highlight Start of C hristmas Season in 2 Counties No One - itntintl ...... --.,,..,.<!-. LAY PF THE LAND ex;Pea•• Cll, - -~ .. •l.w m.,...,._. net .laJa- IDd bor........,._lneomo...,.... .......... - a.,.. M3 Oldo dlll7 ...._... · - """" Molp Alrleullun c-IJ Take Stock. to "' 1bo 11 ;ria. poriod - -lncomo llad DUleb hllbar milk '50 to $80 per ID IH'I . . . . . IIDII toiaJ rocelplj iliaa 71 crop - . , IIDII lido llad lnenOied to fit per 1bo 1010 25 per Hill or 1bo ma28-calllo,.._.L I'OJIEIIOY - 'lbo acro lbr tho ...,IDVootmw IIDII 4lum 50 per coat ......,, Tldo Ia a Ia - . . to IIOIIce 1bo $83 · &IOU )[elp .... - per ..... for 1bo hllb In- .. lndleaiiCII ot ........ YO!. . a acelleat c::bllllce to IM· trend In n-. for .... l)ote 111o1r fllnD bullllou IIDII lall II ,_.. Ill 1157 1bo la- · ume cr bualnoaa wldeb Ia aa CnJp aeru bano-waaYarY oa-.. atop .In aeblerill& o IDIU Jtllllll for future 11UI' 111t11fae1or1 labor IIDII """"'"" ll'om ~9110 tD $8,271 ... 1187 el- to 200 aena per farm. llurlallbo 117oar ptrlad lbo mw - · Tldo JIPI we mailed eop. .... . ..... labor . . . . , . , _ In'.rbe 111&11 -llad bilbor exloo cr lbe 1167 Form Buoloou como _ , f153 IIDII lbe hllb wu ...-r cr eowabaaclla_.(nlllor clruUeaiiJ'. Fcrlboftrlllluw _..,, porlleular~ for hired Anol7lll ~ tD IIIIQ1 "' .... $14,'121. i . . . . ltiiiiei'i Gl ~­ For fin Je&rl Ill Ute JJd.dditl yaU"o cr lbo J>Oriod lbo IIUIIber lallor, lood purebued IIDII fer!rom a ..., ol 17 lOP to Wiler and Umo. 'Ill.- are •ar~--~ay cr IIIIo U yeor J>Oriod, lbo 1010 ranpd 35 eowo. Froon 1180 to 111131ho • labia · _ .., tbol to lnlabor lneome Cll raap wu 23 up to 43 cows. creue u volume or aile ot. bui....... otnee. diJrJr rarmt rlllled from 1 loaa ol $312 to a lola cr $3,168. Sinee 1984 lho ranao 6u boeo !noaa lalner-. - are a · ·tD farmer• aerle1 of two meetllao7 -DIIIr· The hllb to..... durll!jr thlo 31 tD 55 eowa. 1n lllal)ottna baa ._,_ loolo dlllleidQ> 1n mallllllnlnr If. lllp, .... ftrll "' wblcll wW be period wu u low u ,8,827 ln ed "" find tbol tho hllb ftcloaQ, . oapeelal~ m tho uao ¥77h7 WlldDC. Dee. 2, from 1959. The ld&b laeome did DOt '/#. ..Pial. .. lbo loW 25 per I to 10 p.m. Ill tile Trl - Coolll;y aet ~ to 111e •10,000 level 101UI SchoOl 11 Nei.....W.. 198f. "oont- t h e - - ......... BOAT sAFE oentad 41 par ..a ol 1bo rroa• Tbla Ia ror aD Iarmer• ill t b e For lbe post t1uw yoaralboiO COTEBORG, (VPI)... ana d. Athens IDd JUJtWI..Una fumen bid a lf'OBa income ~ The oallboll Sap D, r.andlolt IDcomo. Ill the hllb 2S per couatlu and lt Ia a farmer' a ln- ~5,000 .... to $48,000. 'lbo Cll>- In a atorm carl'l'lnr 315-,yaar-old llda dJqJpod to 2s per - . m . _ tu clinic. ReiOUI'efl per- ltal :lavestment ranged r r o m Lelf Aim 11D11 ble 1~-old 1ov.be&d erpfb;Ma ue lteml •eb u ....eclation, laterelt, , _ wW be BW - · Area $88,000 .... to . • IU,OOO p. r daugbler !I'OID SIDckholm to 1bo ExlllloiDo Aaonl. Form !llaDap- form. Canary laluda, was ll&fded l'eJII!ra, taxea, ID.Iur'llic8, a a d 111000; IIDII COUII1;y EltmoiDo aIn most caaes, ror the last FridaJ aoolh o! Uaboll. Both, polo, Don YOIII!t cl llocldllg fin years. tbeae operatloaabal'B Aim 11D11 tho dau&lllor ...,.. Aaolhor "' CXIIIIjiOl'lna lble c...,cy IIDII Kaaetll Ackerman o!deiiiiQ' lo tho - • Income Ale, a SWedilb radio Dtfon boeo tho .,..!valent cr - - - - lbr ..... ,1,000 ...., cr Counf.Y. TOplea to be oporiii<DI. aaJd. dloeuoaed will be ldDda cr reeordl to keep, tax JIWIII&OIIIOIII bow to l't!10I't farm lllcome IIDII on Form 1040F, d&pred•ttnn, invelltment credit. I and CI)Jital p.lnl and losaea 011. ulea d. brood livestock a n d - . FOR CATTLE ville; lira. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Rt. 5 Jackaoa; Mro. ......., E. ADMJTtm Helea Canter, Rt. 2 Wellotoa; David Baer,lllnerorilla. V. Law-., J&dliiOD; AlmS, Tow· DISCHARGED - lloat. cenUy -completl!d 10111e repair lar, .llhllllll, llj<.~ Orolll. JUoc, work On a farm pam, In June, . ~ W, Va.~ llro, IIJI. 1967, Jotm Cooper orscs uat•~ 41red J, lloll,y, Rt. l ' Wellllal~ VETERANS MEKOBIAL ed Mr. Durst with a conaenat1011 Yra. Hlrlu D. Worner, l.ollmlr, HOSPli'AL plan for the fann. It was e"rident G. PhlllljJa, Cool ADI!IITI'I!II - Clar..,. Gil· lJ.~ to Mr. Durst that tho pond 1roUid Grove; ~ ll&*D, Jn&an; more, Mlddlop>ri; WUbur - . ha.. to be repaired or It ml8ht l'olnmlo'; Ella LaRuo. LCIIC Bot- llra. n.mt. £, Mrlllmtl', - be lost entlrely. It was decided -~ Jee- E. Furboa, Pl. tom; Ella Douglao, l'olnmlo'. to lay a new pipe &PUlway, widen Plooopt; Mrl. lllcbaol II. Me- . DIIIICARGED Jlllll lllarld, the existing euth spWwty and Larry~. Arthur Rumllold, MuaiQ-, W.Uitaa; Mrt. Bruee place some lddltlcal earth on Weill>, Wall-. the fill This work hU oow been and Pleree. eompleted and lbedlaturbodearth Mro. Charloo E, ~ R~ Holzer -ool ~. Flrll has bew;! seeded aa:l mulehed. The pooid hal been fenced and a Ave., O.Uip)lb. VlalUq boura 1 Patrtol, aaa, 3:02 p.m. FrldaJ~ · molal troua!IIMtaDed to provide 2-4 IIDII7.8 p.m. ParorU mb'.., lira. Bob Harold llfoore, ('<Atap- '· Kr•. - Cllar- Uvestock water. The Dllrsts plan to build aoolher· poad .-year, THE USDA son. consenation Serviee has, as a part of itl JD.. centive Awards Program. nemployees' sugesUon aystmo.. John COOper IIDII Donwr Yoho ol tho PL Ploaaant Work Ualt reeontiy received awards for a work iJn.. provement P'-aol whleh 1bo7 -- P - e a Ward. ' .!larry vllle, W. VL, - . 5:66 p. m. Frida¥. Dlaebarpa E. J;ldler, 843 - J • . _ B1'10111. llrL - Ave .• GaWpolla; Jacob c. CIMJn. HII B. Canoif, Jr., llrl. Kerllor, Rt. 2 Golllpolla; Carol1n F. 1111111. Claeo, JohoD, Cclpr, ~. CIIJ; 11r1. Clar- c,_, ••• E. llauq!lm, Rt. 1 Pllrlol; . Mra. Clua camden, Pt. PleuIDI; La-•• M. Fowler, Pt. PJMAIIll Jolm W. Sorrnn•, Rt. 1 Soutb: Side, W, VL; EYentt H. SQH, Rt. 1 Pl. Plouant~ !lllrloa J, Nolrler, Racine; Mrl. WUllam R, Kamob', Bottland~ Robert D. wu. llam H. ~. Mro. cathorlna HuaiiN, Blcbard D.lriGI,Domll B. lamborl, llro. Lawnoeo E. YecartDe;r, and fDtalll . ., Mra. Robert lleCo.Y, and WUllam 1. Model CPE.l 511-15 hllll of - 1- Two are Held By Sheriff r . ;,..( * U - .'". . a,.* AU . . .arlihla .Ill CIIIIIIU "l lP * PIDI1 11aMIIITAf -IRIIEHim -·Ill LifE U l l i l C I - fiLII FlDllll. _ . , Hill - PUUil - . ·· IIUL 11 URI .PIIFIIJIIID ., "'IUI-111 JIUEII - ·- *!Ma.tiiiY... ,..._ CHRISTMAS PARADE CAROLS - Tho Melga Marauder marching band played Chrlotmas carols for the large crowd in Pomeroy'sbusineudistrict Saturday a.Cternoon to watch the first arrival of Santa Claus this sea.soo. The Southern High ba.OO also participated in the event sponsored by ~ Pomeroy Cbamber of Commerce. Phil Globokar was in charge of the parade. ..,....... ·-,..... MrliOIEIIIItllllll ' *~ ·~ ~ ~=" * Wl{lllm Will WI JAIIIIII Yoor F - S.,lp S..lce c,.,,., CEIITIAL SOYA OF OHIO Clol ... submitted. 111elr IUIR8Stlon Involves tbe use or a siphon I)' .. Tbo capital of llukatebetem for -.,. pond• wlthoutclralo wan, ~' •• aamed Repipe a or lor pollllo wllllre thednln . _ , l'umonoJ; 01• G. Doer- ilna In 1882 In hciUr of Vlefor, R~ 1 lllddl~; Mro. Bo- !Orla llellna. q,_ of Eircplj>e has bloen t._.,auvo. Information coacerniiW tbta .... land R. aetbem, l.mi: 'Bottom; laacl. phon. ll)' stem can be obtained at CharJel E. Larldno, Olellor; . the scs omce In pt. PleUaiL Mrl. Bob llarGidllfoore,~ Ph. This club has aho been active in cCJDWtlettrw several community cOI'l!ervation projects. S.e tlm.e ago the chit conducted a cleanlOP campaign along Rt. 87 to r&- OUTSTANDING SEE THE NEW *GIFf* 60HPF 1& ft. CHEST FREEZER .... ... ~ Buy WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT ONlY $7.13 PER MONTH •• ._...lte lOA.,. .... loftoOIII ....... world"• moltpoputllr,lll'ld . ~lltl ......rintl ..... '(L-101 II 111,_. 1M~ . . .. Thll HofMtllll 1'1111 aow U plow Farmoll ...... up many bi1 traetor aclftlllapo loto a medium-priood paelrap. Modem bydraulieo, all..bydraulie poinde~t pto, torque ampliller, IHI.t% ofllelonl dey-tnJo o1r ........ wide plillorrn, ~ _, and-baell- •.. olnce we've run out o f - wh7 not otop In and in peroon? a-bor 1r~ ~to lit your .-me,_...,.,, .· **'·~ ct\altl . . . wlh pertor"Mt#IOIIO llllttft 1111 ...... Cutl fl'lfiOulh a l2-tnctlk'8 In I~. , ....... ..,. 10Y, pound~" . You'tlbeproudto CMniL You at~'t find • niONI dip& •••••. ct.lft MW fOr Wftlnf )'01,11" own ,.,..,_._ ........ loriertiOtlfllltorm-diiMgill(lt... t~mt.. kJO. , . . ~int ...... ...... .,,.._ ...... 11f1111 cutwllh Ill XL-10t - · SUNBEAM MIXER Llahtwei&bt and portJble, but has powerful mo'tor for cookina·mixina needs. HOM ELITE SANTA CLAUS VISITS- Mr. Olus arrhvdlnPomeroy for the anDUI.I Chri1tm1s Parade uoo the nre truck" Saturday afternoon, and was surrounded at once by hundreds of youngsters wanting to pUt in their Yuletide Season orders, santa hamed treats to the youl'l8sters from in trorit'O! the eoJIIDIIIIllt~· Chrlttrna• tree on the perking lot. Scn1J Orlv• Set • - Ut ~,.0-Yac Rid Flalll• -·...... 12-cUP PERC • Rllr lllpli,l. . . llupitll P......r Action i 8 Filed. . tho animals lneluded a 1,900 lb; Joroey and BGO lb. Hoi stela, three heiftt calvea and me bull eall. JohniCII told the ahorllf GALLIPOLIS - 1\larlene C. Johnaoo, 117 Mabel- Dr., Galllpollo, filed a pet!Uoo Friday he had aotaeen tbeOiilmaloolnea In Gallla Count.Y CoiUmon Pleas Tueld!Q< wliBII be W.nt lo feed Coorl for a cllvorco tram Glo.., R, Jom•, .., ......,.., cr srooo nosloet of W1,y IIDII extreme <1"!· elb'. 111111 ware married Ana. th:':~er' Siundara, ( RL 2 Colli- Davis ProJDoted 'lbe · ploltltlll alao ·IOtka MIDDLEPOIIT _ ~ E, eurof0d1 ~ tho .,.,.._, . DaYII, ,.... cl Mr. and MrL .k avoree 8 :. eu · , ~le l]ovlo, · lll'ddljlport, hlo POJIEIIOY - CJta:&lna - · PrOm- from IIIJOCiallat J1181oet c1 dli¥ ooll~ fourth oloaa to lbo rank cl E-ll ,lb', Charleo R. sotom, ~- ·. llffseari. ' !illlo> ~orio baa beoll ,., hai !lied sillt fo~ <!iV<,Jr<o lq ~~.'!{ ')!:Ill¥ poaJ ftQII\ sarah 'L, sarocln, Padt- u """""a' -.d for ~ ..1! 10 or~bur~; In tho:Ml!l!t; Ci:oilltY ·l"""th~~ ~ ~· •• a A k- D• cru-, f ,, GALLIPOLIS - The state Highway Patrol Investigated two mJnor accidents Friday, one In Gallla and ooe in Meigs tount;y. No one was injured. A deer was killed in U1e GaJ .. Ha Coonty accident at 6:40 a.m. Friday on Rt. 325, ooe and threetenths miles soutfl ci Rio Grande. Officers said the animal ran into the rigbt side of a north.boond car driven by Clarence Bums, Jr. , 3U, Rt. 1 Thurman. There was mioor damage to the car. No one was injured . The Meigs COWJty accident occurred at 8:30 a.m. on Rt. 124 at Salem Center. A car driven by Woodrow Smith, 31, Rittman, Ohio, failed to negotiate a cur'o'e and went through a fence into a field. The renee was ovmed by In Miller. There was moderate damage to the car. No one was injured. The patrol cited Smith to Meigs County Court Nov. 29 on a charge of speed in ex cess for road con~ ditions . GALLIPOLIS - Sales ta,; col lections during the lith biweekly reporting period (Nov . 10-23, 1968) showed Increases in both Galliu. and Meigs Counties, according to State Treasurer John D. Herbert. Gallia Count,y•s Increase was $2,584.70 or 15.25 per cent over an identical two week period a year ago. On the other hand, Meigs. County showed a 77.82 per cent i Lt collectioos Cor the period. The difierence was $12,. 858.63. Collections for the period this year in Gallia CotuJty totaled $19,530.76 as compared with $16,949.06 for comparable period period last year. In Meigs County, collections this year totaled $29,380,95(as compared to $16,$22.32 for the same period last year . Both Gallia ahd Meigs COWlties are nndag aiJead on eoJ. The 1968 Christmas ohopplng ,_...., In Galli- CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON OPENS - polis opened Friday arternoon with Santa Claus on hand ror a large parade. Santa gave out treata to approximately 1,200 children at the park front. Afterward, an airplane over ard dropped gift certificates. Here is the Gallia Academy High School Band, under the direction of A. Kimball Suiter, marching in the annual Christmas Parade down Second A,ve. new .... :·:~ · =·:·:·:;:·:=:~·:·:·: ·:·: ·:·:·: ·:· :· : ·: · :·:·:·: ·:· :·: · :· :·:·:·:·:·:·:· POMEROY Three gun shoots planned today in Meigs County will benefit Matt !I{'~ ricks, Racine, who is in ill health. The shoots are at the Forked Run Sportsman's Club, the Rutland American Legion farm and at the Meigs Coon.. hunte rs Club on Snowball Hill, near Syracuse. :·:·:·:·:·:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:.:·: Pistol is Stolen GALUPOLIS City pollee reported' trie theft or a .25 caliber blue steel automatic pistol. from the Womcldorff ~ ThOmas Hardware sometime Friday afternoon . The theft was discovered and reported by James M. Pratt. Police are imcstigating, TREATS - Gallia Academy High School majorettes 0 tor) Kltt.Y Meadows. Beth B11dlird and \tarcia Malone, assist santa Claus pass out Christmas treats to some of the 1,200 children Yrlday afternoon at the Gallipolis park front. After treats were given, gift certificates in denominations of $1 to $25 were dropped rrom an airplane over the area. lectlons on a fi seal basis, the y e<l1' .to-date t:ollections slnce July 1, 1968 compared to July I, 1968. Year -to-date oollections in Gal lia County $216,884.61 this year compared to $145,323 .37 last year. Meigs County•s fiscal collections totaled $149,299,64 this year and $115,727,76 last year. Both counties also showed increases on the biweekly and yearto-date collections oC motor vehicle and housetrailer sales and use tax co,llections. bt Gallia C.oWlty, use tax collections on a biweekly basis tOtaled $11,4:!1.27 this year ..,..d $7,664.77 last year. The 1968 fiscal total in Qtllia COW'Ity was $107,375.63 and ror 1967 it was $75,445.85. Meigs County's 1968 fiscal collections of use tax totaled $98,. 372.63 eompared to $7 4, 600.94 for lut year . GALLIPOLIS - James John· his Johnson Ridge rarm since polis. reported two missing rab. 8011, ~ ftt1 t Galllpolla, reported Tuesday, Nov. 26. The possibil- bit dogs, The doll mig!tt have to thO Gall Ia County iilerlll' a ib' of Mlolllng aetlvlb' lo belna been 1tolen, aeeordlng to t b e Pepartment F~ !lUll olx bead lnvolllpted. aherill's deportment. Mlallintl ~ ealtlo lfltve ·nlliolna from Sberllr Denvor ~A. WAlker aald are an elflht..,.....-old pup and a - 0,.. E'lllr "'- TH f;IO P& JacU. Canor. lllr· "'"""IINlll Mishaps Johnson Farm Missing Cattle • 28, 19$4 and ...., """ ehll- MEIGS EQUIPM!NT CO. m-n11 18141 · ~rMom: , Llntiiii •• ~~-~ ••• 3~1.5 lncldea ioellerJ. T04SllR poobtbook. SAW side! less floor spate outs dl. , DOMIIIOI 1-IUCE . -&be- 1V.1., _ Has Urethane foam insulation for thin walls-more space in- ...... ·~.., liVE IHE WOII.n 11051 POPIUI CHAII SAW- SIIOPMATE A Sift that . . _ SiV• illl the Y'M'·•roundl . Hurt in Meigs, Gallia Sales Tax Receipts are Up .....k. - POMEROY - Two persons were arrested on charges of contributing to the delinquency ot minors and another on a non. support charge by Mei.,gs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenba ch's department . Kenneth Pauley, 21, RD Albany, and Minter Frayar, 21, RD CoolvUle, were taken into custody on the cootributing to delinquency charge and Hobert Meredith, 25, Rt. I, Little llock lng, was arrested on an affi davit charging non-support. • tor.,_ Omimoii Pl~a .court.;,•: -: {;, ~' '!'~~~~ f¥1cem~lii !Wria. ....' . " . ~· ~, . .. THE WNG W AJT - A1 santa Claus halkis out treats to approxlmlltely 1,200 GaOIDOlla ldd1 at the park front Friday afternoon, this view shows part of the crowd of 4.000 waiU.,. for 10 air· plane to Qy over and drop $3,000 worth of girt certificates to usher in the Christma1 ~ season in the old French City. The picture was taken from the·plalfonn where S.IU. an:l....,_.a pve out the candy. three-Jeor-old bend! typoboaglo, · AD8Wers AI'd Call POMEROY - '{be l'llmeroy Emeraency Squad anawerecl • tall at 8156 p.m. to 1bo Walter Hol!lrwl home aoar Cltoo- Fri.-, ter, Ella Dooc~a• liu IUI!'arinl choot palno. tllare. She waa lalten to Veter'l'h• Momorlal Hoopltal whore abo will adJ]Iitlod 01 a medleal patient. AD ' ~ c.CR UA'fE/l Ill BASIC uoopl~oa ~tlee J...,.1 .., C. White, usN, ZIJ, son d Mr. · BOY - Sontto 0.,. llleillrd ot·lbo •'!'l.!'ia. ~i:: WhlteolRut. ~ rived In Pelnoi'OJ lor bla CltOmbei"Of land, and M.abtrid ol'lhe·r-.r .,•. ec. ;~ ,or!alt .Sltlrit.Y ~-Here, Santa . ·.Mhio, Ka~n · d n..ker ~11\0ilt. i.'l. laklo Umo out for a otuot plct.... with Dlti~ CM, >IWot~resl­ 3, Pomero.r, "''~ted l'ri!!D ~ 'doni ql Tho """..Wolr ~oct C<lmlo~, Warren, Ohio, and Jhe 14,-week blalc lloopllfl COQio j.;;, ~~ brolhii~ oll\<l!ltoror ~ !i'rOd Cl'o!!· ,... _ ~ sc~•l'"'•t 4Juis,' m ' 1M way bOte li'olil Wmin, to·- SOnia," uta Dlek. "::itt ...... . . o...l- General Tel Completes $6,800 Project phone Ohio toclay r-• lilr lha ed completion a cable General T e I e- rural areas. rt wa,.. I!'CI1stntcted report- along Slate Route 124• of $6,800 Robert Keatley, Alhons dlllrlct proJeet deolgned to provide ad- commerctal manager, uld eon-. ditional tal~ loellllles to atructlon wu l!tarted last Auautt. tills Meigs County oommunlb'. 'lbe new cable beefs up racilltlea In tho aoulbem port of the RVTLAND - Bob Barnt1 hal exellan&o, both In tho urban IIDII eompleted belle tralnina tilth RUTLAND Co. of Traia,ing Completed MARRIAGE l.ICENSE POMERoY - Roger 11\er ..... , Mame11 · 1&, and Edith EllzoRou!h, ' ·~I!; cl Raelno RO)IIe' 2. He cllad ....,_ ..... illlunl growth •• ject, ·-· ~· Genorol Tel,... Jl.-l'iul oorvlco to llil •• lntheRutlabda...... ""'"IMIIi'",f tho U, S. Al'IIIY' and Ia home from Fort. MeCiollan to _.,( • 30-<~oy leave. wit'h bla par- Do.....,.. eil!o, Mr. and Mro. Chari•• Bar- Oocar'o '*' rett bolore i10iliB ovor...o. at l p.m. ' ~.t' • ' . �J ·· 1:! - 1"ht Sunda)· Times - Se'li.inel, SUnc!:Q, Decoember 1, ' 1968 :-:·::::.:-:::~:-:;:::-:·:·:·:·. VISIT IN DEFIANCE • ALEX MASSIE, al 7 a.m. to. clay MIDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hotnnan and children, Mike, Tam!, Bevorl,y and David aponl the ThoDkagtvln& hOliday In De· ftance with Mr. , and Mrs. Ted ~rea and cblldreo, Torn one! Rrown of the latter cit.Y and named after his only daughter, one or the prettiest and most popul~r girh. that ever lived in GaUl polis. Some years ago, tlle Carrie Brown, then owned by Captain Dick Brown, was destroyed by rtre at "(;allipolis. ~st year her hull while being used as a sort of wharfboatat Catlettsburg, Ky., was crushed and carried away by heavy ice floea . From the River News of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune or 50 years ago. here are otller inM teresting River News: The HWlting· ton Herald Dispatch 50 years ago printed a story about a wtarfm:~er complet!!'.g :.W J'Nr& on the job and the story told about lil wharfboat bui It at AntlQJiQ' and the Gallipolis HWltington paeket Carrie Brown. The sfltrY was headlined: 30 Years On ·one Job. Interesting River Incidents ol Old 0 h i o Rlver Days. The story read: GALLIPOLIS - will have completed 30 years of continuous service as manag. er of the Huntington wharfboat. He still has more pep and ginger than the a\·erage boy in his NOV. 2:i, 1918 - GA.S boats have about rinished transporting the apple crop from points beM twL>en Crown City, Miller , and t\thalia. The apples were shipped out of HWltington by rail. Wharfmaster Joe Shepard of Millersport , an old time boat man, fell out o( the top of a high apple tree a short time ago and came near being killed . As it was, he was considerabiJ injur ed but is on de ck again and CapM tain Dick Brown says he will soon be able to climb a telephone pole without spurs. 11ivermen are wondering how soon the upper Ohio River will be filled with ice. This river has been full of ice as early as Thanksgiving but that has nol happened for mallj' years. A lady >Jisitor in Gallipolis tells us the caterpillar sign is foratnildwinter with the coldest part during the fore part or the winter. This is denoted by the stripes on the caterpillar which are dark at both ends with a red stripe a rowtd the center or his body. We are now waiting to hear from the Allegheny Weatherman's i\ssocialion which last fall predicted a mild and open winter - the worst we e>Jer had. Captain Samuel Hamilton, oldest riverman living in Gallipolis. has been in poor health the past few weeks. Captain HamilM ton was one of the best known ll8Vigators on the Ohio River in his day. As a pilot, he had few equals. teens, and he bas proved as efncient as he has been faithful. That is shown in a forceful way by the condition in whlch t h e whartboat has been kept; and it has seen 28 years or service. When he came here in November 1888, the wharfboat in use was one brought from Gal · lipolis and was a boat that had been used for transporting soldiers across the river. It was beached and destroyed by a storm 28 years ago. When the storm came up, the old Bos1ifl9"', one of the bigge st, fast est, and popular sidewheelers that ever ran the Ql1io ltiver , was lying longside the wharf. Not long afterward lhc pre sent wharfboat was brought here , havlng been built at Antiquity by Captain B. T. F Iesher. The towboat Jesse brought It down stream and the Carrie Brown helped put it ln place. T h i s wha:rfboat, in the opinion of Cap . taln Massie, ls now the oldest one on the upper Ohio River. In this cormection, it might be interesting to note that tire and ice wiped the Carrie Brown completely out ot existence. This Uttle packet that ran lor many years between Huntington a n d Gallipolis was buitt in 1890 and was own ...-d by Captain Miles Rutherford in OAPSE Talk ) NOV. 26, 1918 - THE packet C. C. Bowyer was lakeD to Pi. Pleasant Monday by pilot George' RACINE - Neal Rutherford, Hamilton and laid up for an in· representative of the Ohio Asso- definite period. Captain S. G. ciation of Public School Em· Gardner, owner of the BowYer, plo,vees, explained benefits of was unable to securE! a deck insurance coverage, minimum crew or stewarJ. lie does not !mow just when lhe Aowyer will wage stardards, overtime and contracts, in a talk to the new resume her trips in the HugtingSouthern Local District OAPSE ton-GaJlipolis trade. The boat Chapter last week at the h i g h will undergo some repairs while at Pt. Pleasant. 5chool in Hacine. A fight In which several rifleFourteen members attended men were mixed up occurred on the session presided over by Dan a packet at tllat wharfboat ~M Smith, president The chapter day morning. Too much booze is ~urrenf.ly has 20 members, A committee, with smith a s said to have caused the trouble. chairman, was named for the var- No one was seriously ln,lured in Ious divisions of the Southern the scrap but several black eyes and sore heads resulted. Chapter. Jesse Briner will rep-. It is reported that the big tow· resent bus drivers, Grace Oiler, boat Julius rlelschmanotthe Hat. cooks; Gerald Nease, custoc:H~ns; neld Line wUI go into commisMarll)'n Powell, secretaries ani sion again after being laid up Edwip Cozart, mechanics. 56 Pay up or !-concert 57 Body of water tRinea Don'tthe door 12 Fish 13 Malarial fever 14 Heav)' volume 15 Neitlwr ht·n• - there 16 Turncoats 18 Rich furs 20 Mortgages 21 Abstract being: 22 Enthusiastk ardor DOWN 1"[ '"' you!" 2 " What a fo'ul - .,.. 3 Per\"aded 24 "Don't be 40 Dispatches such a - : " 41 Actress, 2 5 - and Davia hearty 42 Plant part 4 Mou nta in pcx< ·' 5 Molding 6 Eventide ; Obse rve S Discolor 9 26 Sluggish 27 Messes 28 Es.st!nlial Mineral depos it being 29 Whipping m;~rk (var) JlMu!:ill'line mammals 10 Prayer ending II Disordt•r fish Z6 Roman roar! 17 Shone 24 Herringlikc Z7 HPavy on the gras5 30 "Ont>- indivisibl e" 32 Emend 34 Oleic add :1J Tria\'!; brightly 43 ltalian 5tream 44 Manner of motion 46 Golf 1eacht'l8 47Cryo( bacchanals 48 Chi be han Joc.:ation · Indian 19 Asian nation 38 Frt't' fror11 an !iO Priorily 23 Masculint' vath (prefix ) appt·llalhon 35 City In Missouri 36 "You made L...J.-f..-lrt- THE Green· pelled to pilot his boat up the last trip as botll pilots, Peter Holloway and Lee WiiUs, were ill at home. Pilot Holloway is now back on the Greenwood .. , NOV. 29, 1918 - THE towboat D. T. Lane sank twobar~s o( Campbells Crsek coal near Dam No. 31 below Portsmouth and abreast of Walker's light, The Lane was on her way to Cincinnati, in command of Cap· tain Harry Miller, when the accident occurred. It is a dangerous place to navigate at Dam No. 3 J. The sinking of the loaded barges of coal was reported bY Capiain Dietz or Dam No. 31. Efforts will be made to salvage the coal. The General Wood, a day late, is due down tonight at 11 lrom Pittsburgh. The Wood will return here and not go to Charleston this trip according to a telephone · message received from Captain W. D. Kimble by wharfmaster Donally. Low water. fog and way business delayed the Woods. The packets are doing a good business, it is reported, but it takes a long time for some oi them to make a rOWldtrip wltf~h cuts into the profit. It is unusually late for t h e Ohio River dams to be up in order to maintain certain p o o l stages. A substantial rise , like last fall, is aw11 behind this seaM son. 1918 - CAPTAIN George Hukhison o! Pomeroy, now a hotel proprietor, is using his influence to get the packet boats back to the city wharf which was abandoned by the Greene Lines a few year s ago on account of a disagreement with the Pomeroy city council . As a result the stcamOOat s ha\'c been landing a mile up s1ream. The proper place for the packet s is at the cit.y wharf and Captain Hutchison is to be <:ommended in hia efforts to re~s · tablish bualneas at the regular wharf landing at Pomeroy. Captain David Hartley, one or the best known rivermen along tlle upper Ohio, and a hustler. has purchased the Racine ferry and Is giving the people the best service ever . Captain Dave is an all ..round boatman or years of experience. NOV. 30, Blackwood to GHEENVILLE, S, C. - Wil· liam Alan Blackwood, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood of Haute 1, Hutland, will sing bass with the Bob Jones . University Oratorio Sociecy and Chamber Orchestra in HaMel's "Mess iah" at the university here, Nov. 30 and Dee. 1. Blackwood is a freshman at BJU majoring in Bible. The two presentations are part or the gala Thanksgivlngwe&kend event.a scheduled at B.IU. Tho Universicy Classic Players also staged two performances oCPro-logue , a stirring drama on the life ani death or Jon llus, areformer , on Nov. 28 and 29. carol Che~;tnut's roovering 42 Wia·r 45 RacN 49Trnnp51 Un(')ro Tom's ... Couples Ask to Wed STEEl. GOES UP CLEVELAND (UP0 - Republic Steel Corp. announced So.tur day price increaaes of $2S 1:1 tCI1 for hot rolled carbon ateel ·and of 40 cents cwt for gal van ~ ized sheet steel. Geralnt'~ wif~ 53 "Yuu 're a - .'" Sf Gypsy h ·~!lband $5 Wittlciloms ., -- t MEN MJ&;JNG SEOUL, South Korea (UP0A U, S. Arltll' UIIW ~ellcopter wi_th rour men aboard has been mi111nl alnce laet WeckleldQ-, mllltary spokeemon reported Sotunlo)'. Saigon Believed Hedging • 0 Z,C'\f·Am•rlean On New President's P l .J BYPASS TO OPEN PARIS (UPO- Woatem dlplo- . obeorvor Ul the Parlolalka, wW lae whlcb would &lve the \'I.C Jill. COLUMBUS (UPO - Tho U, mats aald Saturda)' South not be arrivtne tor "several cona equal status at the talks S. 52 bypaas of Wheelersburg In that rew diplomat• believe Ute vietnam mi,Y block ITlelll1niful dt¥a,.. a SIJ.aon apokesman Sclolo Counly wi U be o!ficlall,y peace negotiatioll.s untU the said. Lam 11 conllder'tl& a South VletnamoS(J . will agree TWO KILLED Ul tral!lc Monday, lt was opened Nixon adminiatraUm takes over poSI.lble lpder of the South eaaUy to a compromfso qreeMARION, Oblo (UP0- A twoIn Januaey aDd nunea Ita own Vletnameae delegatim to die meat which could get tho t&lko """'""ced So1urday. car accldent on Ohio 739 near here Satunlay claimed tbe lives team lor the Plrll Ialka. Solaoo rour.Cded Ialka lnvolvln& Sol- otarted. Source1 close to the south lnatatenee by bdth the South believes N' "(())'' will take a 1100, North Vhltnam, the Vnlted ol George w. Jollla, 49, Marsomewhat harder line with the States and the VIet Cone's Vlelnameso oatd the dologallon Vietnamese and the Viet Cong ion, and Mlcbael G. Damer, 18, Cowumurlats. N a t 1 o n a I Liberation Front "over~Nn'• bY Vice Prellident that they are authentic repre· Marlon, R. D. 7, Nguyen Cao K.Y would staU until sentatlvea of the South VietnaAn lrullcation olposslbio root- (NLF). dragl!fng by tho South Vleloao!fielais have said lho.Y Nlxon 8W)Olnted a new delega~ mese people. mese came ~wrday wilh the wiii noi. Degin anj' Wi\i "1th ttoii tioo chief ;,·ho :rot:!c! g!ve !h'!!lm CLEVELANDER DIES announcement that Ambassador Communists on procedur•l ar- better ~I.WP(U't apinst t h e CLEVELANll (UP0 - A two· Pham DaT~:: Lam w a 5 not rangements for the expanded Communists. car collision Saturday on t h e arriving h-um Saigon on &~Delay conference wrtU Lam arrives in Wantl.odge city' 8 east side claimed the llfe as scheduled. South Vietnamese aticlala Parts and agrees tu the ot Florence Mack, 19, Cleveland. here hiVJ macle It clear they Delays Arrival declsloos. Three persons were lnjured. Lam, chief South Vietnamese The procedural quelrtlons in- hopo Nlxblt will OllllOlnt 110111')' /' volve such m atters as the shape' Cabot Lodge, U.S. ambassador .J of the conference table, who tO West German,y, as the top shall enter the room first, the negotiator, replacing W, Averell wording of name plates and the Harriman. ambassador-at-large. Lodge formerly was ambatisachairmanship of the talks. Saigon has commHted itself dor to VIetnam. t:'()MEROY - Six perBOns forThe main _problem 11 the so dL-eply against an..v comprom~ feited bonds, three cases were conttnuet1 and 11 other periiODa He was a member of the Nawere lined In Melgo Counly Court Mrs. Ruth Srou tional Association or Retired and by Judt!o Frank W, POrter, Jr. Veterans Railroad Employes, GALLlPOLIS - Mrs. R u t h Humboldt l..odge 476, F.&.A.M ., Friday. Williams Scott, 61, or 8t7Fourth Scottish Rite, and 9\dne. The cases or Calvin Urbide Ave., a naUve of GaU.ipolis, died and Phillip Lowry, beth or AlFuneral services will be held a't 5:30 a.m. Saturday in Holzer at 10:30 a.m. Monday at t b e bany. and Damy Laudermllt, Medical Center, First Ave. charged with breaking and en. Schoedinger-Linder Chapel in CoBorn April 27, 1907, in Galli- lumbus. Friends ma_y call at the terlng at the Howery Grocery MIDDLEPORT- Driver train- cause." polis, she was the daughter or chapel from 2 to 4 and from I in Carpenter, were continued to ing, r~red by law in 0 h i o He criticized big auto mak- January 24lnaprolimlnaryhear. the late Clem 1:11\d Cora Slloe ~ to 9 p.m. today. I sehools, is the atepc~}d of the era for supplying him with t h e ing. Bond for the trio was set maker Thompson. Sle was married to Ra,ymond Gerald Teal e<tucatton system. t:~ whole package or materials to at $500. ' So hel~ Eric Chambero; driver· help teach aa!ety and good drtv. Scott in 1955 who survives, as Forfeiting bonds WJ&re Charles GALLIPOLIS - Gerald Don- training Instructor ot Southern lng, then pollute the airwaves do two sons by a former marR>.-. Morae, Charleatul, W. Va., riage, Allred Williams, Pitts- aldsoo Teal, 64, or 1104 Adri~ High SehoOI in Racine. in a talk . to advertise 475 ~se power- $17 .so tor ..-una; Randolph burgh, Pa. and Charles Williams . Drive, died about 4 a.m ., Fri- to the Middleport-Pomeroy RD· ed machines of sure death. Fraley, Rt. 2 Cheahlre, $17.50 One guest, George Dallas, rorM Gallipolis, and a brother, James day, while visiting his mother ta.ry Club Frida,y night at Heath for unsate vehicle; Frank Harin New Lexington. Methodlat Church. merbo of Pomeroy and MiddleThompson, Sandusky. rah, Pt. Pleasant, $50 tor in· He apparently suffered a heart Chambers,' reminding m e m. port, superintendent of South Funeral services wUl be held sutrtctent funds; David L Hen· at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Paint attack. He was dead on arriva1 . bers the nut Whind the wheel Chllrleltml, Ohio schools, was drl<ka, $22.50 lor do!ecllvo exCreek Baptist Church . Burial at Bethesda Hospital in Z.anes- causes most accidents, said llt- . Introduced. hauati Dorothy Dent, Columbus, tie or no college tralnlng in the. Ladies of Heath Church aerv~ will be In Pine street Ccmc- vi lle. $27.50 lor 8llj>lred opera!Dr'a :\ retired employe of Western tield has been reQUired to teach ing dbler were Mrs. Freda ter)'. The body will be taken llcelUIO and Calherlne lllntlY, MidElectric, Columbus division, he the courses. TI1Is will be chang- Mitch, Mrs. Terrl Byer, Mrs. to the church one hour before dleport, $27.50 lor IIJll!eding. Emma Wayland, Mrs. Aim& Milthe services where it may be was OOrn Dec. 18, 1903, in New ed soon, he said. Jo Am Bishop, Rt. 2 Albany, Lexington, son of Garfield D. He warned parents not to teach ler. Mrs. Lorena Davia, Mrs. view~. Friends may call at the was tlned $50 and costs, witll and Bessie Wright Te.al . His their t6.year-olds - eapec1ally Ama Smith &lld Miss Besa SanScott residence, 817 Fourth 1\'le. , $40 o! the line suspended, and born. Monday afternoon and e\'ening . father preceded him in death. girls _ how to drive. placed oo probaUon lor 30 dayo He married Violet Brothers, .. I need two weeks," he said, President WUbur Theobald s!ter being found BOrlll>' or a and she survives, as does one '"to undo the damqe parents presided. charge or pa..!ng a slopped Robert }ohmon son, Don, of New York City. ochool bus. MYo ..JBiahop bad enThe Teals came to GallipoGAI.LIPOUS - Robert John. tered a plea o! 001 guiliJ. lis from :'-Jew Lexington. He was son, 87, Eureka, died arotmd others fined were LawrcmQI a member of the New Lexington 2:10p. m., Saturday at his home. Jame~ T~, Ml~; Cbor· Presbyterian Church and or the He had been in faJ,Iing health ales A, StliOOnover, ·Rt. !Dexter, Telephone Pioneers of America. bout foor years. lie was a reand Blaine Carter, Jr., Rutland, Services wtu be held 2 p .m . , CONTINUED from PI!<O l has been received regarding the ali "$10 and costs m llJll!eding tired farmer . Monday at the Waugh - Halley - Croes Disaster Headquarters In Chrisunas season of the families lie was born Jan. 28, 1881, charges; Roy Nolan Hanfn,g and Wood Funeral Home with Rev. Farmington and Jess Borowski, in Ohio Twp., son of the late was from an American Legion Charles Leslie Butcher, each Joseph t;::. Chapman otrlciatlng. chief of the Farmington Volungr<q) ln New York state on Frl~ $100 and costa, Uiwnloatlng wild Joseph and Sara Harbour JohnBurial will be in Pine street teer Fire Department, to learn day offering to hold ·a party for animal&; David Flaa, $125 and son. Cemetery . il eflorta were underway any- the childrerL lie married the former Debcosta, taking a deer during closFriends ma.v call at the fu- where io &tart a Christmaa Seabie Chick on Dec. 24. &907. ~e Borowski added that a semi- ed .,_lOili WalterFranklloLaudneral home after 3:30 p.m., Sun- lOll usiatanee project. survives, along with two sons, trailer pulled Into FmnbwtDn ormilt, I'Omoroy, $5 and outo, day, Both Borowski and Red Cross Fridly l«*led with 265 boxes or wuiate vehicle; Lealle Ray fla.. Forrest n. Johnson, Gallipolis, olflelala indicated arrangementa and Francis II. Johnson, also or roodstufts rrom busineSses in zelbaker, Matland, F Ia., '10 and juat geltln&underwi.Y in thio Richmond, VI. Gallipolis. Six grandchildren and , costa, Olljlired operator'• Udirection and donation• from the eight great - grllJidchildren sur"We would be very thankrut it cenae; RandJ D. Casto, Atheall, Meigs and Gollla eoun\,y area the people or your area want to $10 and costa, oorO(IIIIrationl!>vive. would be gladl,y welcomed. Four brothers survive, Em· help our !olko. The oommi- pUed !01' and WO>drow Smith, Chief Borowski aald the F&nn- here would gladly accecu it ror Rll!mon, 0., $25 and ooato, oo or_y Johnson, llt. 2, Crown Uty; GALLIPOLIS Judge John ington Volunteer Flre Depart- distribution to the flmutes."' Homer Johnson, Huntington; Oak· operator•• Heense and $10 a n d e_y Jotmson, Centenary, and .Roy \V. !lowell fined Charles L. ment his just finished a project said Chief BorowakL eosta, ucesalve speed road Johnson, Ht. 2, Crown City. Three Waugh, 17, HL 2 Crown Clt;y, of hondllng Thlnkag!Y!ng Day condllkm. brothers and one sister preced- and Vance W, !leek, 17, of 135 ·baskets for lhe ramniea or those ed him in death - Chauncey L. Pine St., each $10 and costs, trapped ~n the mine and. abo the Johnson, Mart Johnson, James speeding, and Cloyd W, Gindles- !amUles or the estimated 300 ACIIOIII DOWN 11. Harem Johnson, and Mrs. Elma Call. berger, 17, Rt. 1 GaiJipolis, $10 men who lost tl'leir employment 1. l'rancilean 1. "Tbe ctty or room 6. Kind or Ullea'" 18. Onion'l Services will be held 2 p. and costs, defective brakes. AU in the tragedy. 2. Butbll.tt nDOWD Borowski said racilitles have m., Tucsda)' at the Waugh - three had been cited by the State tO. Ckcupanta · .cctft 22. The llighway Patrol. been obtained in Fannll1[ton to Halley.Wood FWleral Uome with or tbe 3. Front appoint:. Forfeiting bonds were Samuel store donations. A group called t ....... Rev. James G. Morrison ofllctooth ed tlrnt iatlng. Burial will be in Mound R. Scarberry, 17, New Haven, the Citizen's Miners' Disaster 11. Plue for a. • . DetcrtbihJ .pare steno wine and 2S. LUc• a $12.50 bood, slop sign; Kenneth committee hu been formed to mil Cemetery. ... _ , de IAon chet• ·box of Friends may call at the fu - W. ParBDns, 17, BidweU, $12.- acc:ept cootributlons. 13. Per'&Onal r.. RuprM• : choca"We nof only have the t4)001n....t Ubr. late•. neral home from 3:30-5 and 7- 50 bood, parking m the hlgb. 8. Plant in~o.:t cookies, way; Steven E. Ph!Ulpe, 17, Rt. ing Chrialmas Season situation 14. Chaldean 9 p.m., on Monday. clty 1. Ruth'• etc. 38. Hant to 2 Crown CliJ, $18 bood, speed- racbJB our neighbors and famil5. Admi,.. hutband 24. Suitable; flad ing; Damy B. Brown, 17 1 Rt. lies here, •• said ·chter Boi'OIII'· exceuh·el)· 8. Erudition proper 37. That which 9. New 26. Evtct 1 GalllpoUa, $17.50 bond, speed- skl, "but we also feel the re-- 11. otande y "'llva after George Hoffman Bravo them" ll:llfland as. Balance• ing; and steven 0, MerrUl, 16, aomalbllll>' or bolpi"« them with 19. Father lpeclaltlea 3l. Yuta.o1 38. Quaker POMEROY - George Hoffman, Parkersb.lrg, W, Va., $23, speed- their da.Y to d-,y needs not¥•" . 20. Country ; 12. FiiUcky 33. Bledtod Cleveland A\'e., Columbus, Ohio, ing. He said the only other call tllat comb. tom1 1nmmartan • 42. Backward 21. Sloth 13. Pr01peetor'11 ~ . Kind o died Thursday at Lincoln Memor-tt. Man ot the :!2 . PORR~ll npt liCboot ial Hospital there. KILLED IN SCOTT CO, 25. Crou lie is sunived by a brother, GEORGETOWN,"> · (UP0 hOme plat~ Harley, Langsvtne; two half - Rosalene Messer, 18, Cincinnati, :n. st, ,ame CONTINUED fr"'5 Page I animal brothers, Cecil Hoffman, Colum- was 1dlled Friday night when Sl¥ the guy who hasn't been :!9. "nlriee : bus, and Clarence Hoffman, her car ran off 1·75 and crashe(i politically in\·olved. miJJIIC Langsville, and several nieces 15 miles north or here in Scott 30. 40 The Key and nephews. 32. Detonator County. "That's wrong. We're looking 33. Finial calent. This is the key... 34. Out of JI~WID~~~.~ ~IJ .....~ , _ He e:wects 1 tremerDlua 31. Fon•lall>l I y 101 -... .. AII .... OI tl •'"ol non I I r inRux or mail in the coming 39. [DlU..la ot n Pulltser lJRS('ramble thew bar Jumble' weeks, but tie views his job as one letter to each ~quare, ta "keeplng those letters mowt111: winniD& form four ordinary words. poet orr my desk." 40. "Bolero·· Generally speakl~, the let... . ,, ",.' ' ... compo•r ters- now running at a rate of 41. Bll and 750 a day- are routec:llnto "the •tronc pipeline" - to 13 deaks corre- 43. GrHn land spondif1!: to each of the major H. Unit of lenJ'lh: Brit. cabinet departments alii the spelllna Independent agencies. Basic 45. Sktn information is trar~sCerred tO a 48. Fht the lawn data processing card, mainly to be used to nu vacon<leo lhlt DAILY CRYI"i'oqUOO:t;- Hore'o bow to work It: arise after Nixon takes ontce. A X Y D L 8 A. A. X R I\IHA1' 'TO DO ASoUT 1-lemmirc, a 28-year-old Vir•• L 0 N o r J: t. L 0 \\1 ~· A C> llnY LOOK. giOian, ls directing his part of . ~"e letter •imply atand.s for another. In tllill aamp1• A ill uM the Nixon "talent hunt" rrom tOr tht> thret> L'•, X for the two O's. etc. Bini'.. l•tt.era.. a,_.; h trophle•. the len&1h and fonnaUon. of the! wordl are all hblta. the 7th· r.oor . or • . red brick I!Hh day the eoc1e ~etten are dllfeftn.t. federal bUUdirw a short distance rrom u~ White House.. A CJnl•~ Qlle...... ' 11en}ining began the ..,.,.... y MJZDS XN U~ZHOKI.; OT Htlon Nov. 12- orb seven days SJ J 0 Y NDI.ZRREK; lEO YRK T aft.er the presidential electioll- ' ! \II~" ..... ~ \luuoln• I LKRLKD. ~- QXKLYKEX alii now 50 "orkers each day IJnml·l· ··: ALlUM CIIEL GAIIfY MOTtVI proce!:IS huftlreds Of letters t'"'k'_7._ (~rJP-...V: LIBI:RTY, TOO, Mti'ST BJC LIM· l •·•h·r•l"~ ·•1 from people teeklne poslttona ln • ITI:U IN ORDER TO BE 11'08l1J:SBIED.· -IEDMUNQ BUKK" \ll•'" 'r ! · ·~ f'fiH tn· t11 IIIII tlti1, but it muNnp• I•• ~roo .., ,;,j,~ jtul fill' •11mo•! TIMI the Nixon admlni&tratlon. 1.., • • Kl., I"M..:'lln-1 lra41cat*. Jne.l .,. IJ - l'hc Sunda)· Timt·~ - sentinel. sunday, December 1, 196ft ~ Friday's Cage Results Offill IIJGil SCHOO L Sl'OHE..\i B~ l 'nited i'rl"ss International Carroll 65 Dayton Belmont 62 Lebanon 73 Da,)ton Patte non 59 Toledo Libby 90 Dayton Roo.seve~ 08)1on Sthers 63 Lemon Moru-oe S4 DII,Y1on Alte< 53 Ookwood 42 Fairborn 104 West Milton 51 Fairmont East 68 West 'Carrollton 67 Vand.alia DuUer 72 Tecumseh 69 Piqua Catholic 94 Parkway 53 Springboro 47 Clinton Mlssle 46 Mason 75 WayneniUe 65 Middletown 77 Franklin 60 Northeaetern 69 Yellow ~rings 61 Washirwton c. H. 63 Cedarville 48 Euclid 61 Shaker Heights 57 Parma 60 Normandy 44 Berea 73 Mayfteld 47 Mentor 38o WUloug~ Sooth 19 Brecksville 49 North Royalton26 Bay 82 Cleve. West 54 u.s. Six Bonds Given Up , To Court Driver TrainingMere n • Joint Aid Three Fined in w.,. Traffic Court ror DAILY CROSSWORD -...n .. '"" .,......... ......... By United Preas East ...... ror ........ am Zll,.l'Z II 0 ' t~tltJI'l 'H! I I lnte<natimal WEL LSTON - <..:oach P au I Haney'& debut aa the new head baaked>ail men!D< at Wellstm waa aucceuful Friday nllhl u u- ' hlo Golden RoekoiO rallied Ul vialtlnc lrmtat 67.,1 In the SEOAL opener ror b o t h leaml. llaney, Who succeeded JobD or GroYe City G9 Groveport G5 Deri"'lf &8 tlead coach the Lon:lon 60 Bexley 59 Rockets, aaw hi1 team trail for Teaya Valley 73 Hamilt0fl1'wp. 48 three quarter• bet'or& a fUrious Col. McKlnley 82 !ourlh perkid rail,y carried them Carton Lincoln 52 "'the win. New Albany 73 Dublln 63 Coach Dick Myers' taYored TIUnioto 78 Piketon 59 gers led at the end ot the quar. W..,st Musklngum 72 tera by score& or 15-13, 3l.:Z8, Maysville 51 and 43-t2. Their !lnai lead came Amanda Clearcreek 70 at 58..56 In tho !ourlh perlocl. Berne Union 42 The tcore wu tied for the Hilliard 62 MHflln Sl 14th lime or tho conteot at 61- SKYLINE MOilLE HOMES en. 61 with 1:12 left when A n d y Zimmerman's Jumper put Weli Jton ahead for keeps at 63 • 61. Ill the !lnai W aocondo o1 play !ldp DownaJ'<l C<IIIVorted!our ol tlve free throw1 to ice the contest and give Wellston a 1-0 , season mark. Ironton'• record lr now 1~ wtth their lone victory over Coal Grove and a lou at Portomoolh. Downard's 28 po!nto led beth team1 ln seorlng wtdle Zimmer· man added 21 for the winners. Top man tor konton was Har~ old Roa~ wllh 18 !ollowed by Chorlie Kltchoo with 11 mark- 'The box eoore: • FURNI~HINGS • FINANCING "INSURANCE 5 • SET-UP DIONTON (fl) Kitchen 5-1-11; Edward• 4-2 t-J0-18; 5· 10; 2- l2; Bar1ram 3-2-8; Green 1..02. TOTALS 22-17~1. WELLSTON (67) -eli w.-m -·11 AS LOW AS 10~48; 1.0· 2; Fout 3-3..9; Zimmerman 9-321; Hulbert 2..0--4; McMan.la 11..3. TOTALS 26-15 ..7. 3995 CHOOSE YOUR NEW MOlLE FROM THE BIG SKYLINE DISPLAY L~~~~.~r;.o~~... Score by 4Jl&rtera: lrooton ' ' ' . . 15 31 43 61 · Wellstm . , • . 13 28 42 67 Reaene aeore: Jrorrton 44, Wellston 26. m 675· U16 2013 Ea1tern , Galllpotl,, 0._1• Til-COUNTY • ~rn& SCORES ..• By United Press International Eaat W, L. Pel. GB Mlnne- ..•. 10 4 .714 Miami , , , , , , 7 7 .500 3 Kontudcy • , ••. 8 10 .tit 4 New York •.. , 7 10 .412 t'h Indiana . , . . . . 5 13 .278 7 We at W, L. Pel GB Oakland , , , , .U 2 .889 Loa Angeles .• 8 7 .533 61h New Orleans .• 8 7 .533 6112 Denver . . . • • • 7 8 . t67 7'h Dallas , . . _ . . 5 7 .417 8 Houstm . . . . , 3 9 .250 10 Friday's ResultJ Oakland 133 Kentudcy 109 IrwUaoa 108 Los Angeles 103 New Orleans 131 Denver 128, OT (Only gamea aoheduled) . ' Favored By i- W, L, Pel. GB BalUmore .... 17 6 .739 Boston' ' ' ' .. 14 6 ,700 1\1 Philadelphia .. 12 5 . 706 2 Cincinnati . , . i3 7 ,65(} 21h Detroit •.. , .. 10 11 .476 6 New York •... 9 14 .391 8 Milwaukee • • . 5 15 .250 10lh Weat '" W, L, Pel. GB ;,. Los Aqelea . •15 7 .682 s.,. Fran.• _ .. 11 10 .524 3\1 Atlanta ..... 11 12 .478 4% San Diego . • ~!O 12 .455 s Chicago , , , , 9 15 .375 7 Soaltle • . . . . to 17 .370 7'h Phoeolx • • • , 5 14 ,260 S'h Fri.da.Y'a Results Baltimore 124 l'hoonlx 106 Cincinnati 122 Detroit 112 Loa Angeles 93 Bolton 92 San Francisco 140 Milwaukee 119 •' Chicago 110 San Diogo 89 (Only Games acheclJied) By PETE ALFANO There is no place Uke home except when It's New York, where It could cost a team a chance at the National Football League tiM Ue . The New York Glants7...fwere all but ellmlnatedCromtheNFL's Capitol Dtviaion race when Dallas (lO.Iol) do!oated Waablngtoo 29.20 oo ThoDkag!ving day, How. ever. if the Giants were still in the Century Dlvi&ionaatheywere last season, this fAmday' s game aplnot Cleveland (8-3) would have given New York a chance to wt.n the crown and gain just reward for their continued improve-ment over the last two years. But, as the NFL'J only nomadic: team, the Giants were switchM eel to the Capllol Dlvislon tbls aeaiiOD so that inalternateyeara aU Eastern Conference teams would be able to play in New York snd· ta~oe' Jiolna,a shore o(,. the gate receipts. Thus, the Giants will have to be with trying to bealloog team rival Cleveland today just lor pro Bilge. In other games today 1m Angelea Is a one point favorite over the Vlldnp In Minnesota, Green Bay is a touchdownplckoverthe Forty Nlners In San Franclflco, the COlts are 21 over Atlanta in Baltimore, SL Louis is six over the Steelera In Pittsburgh and the saints are 1lx over Chicago in New Orleans. The Browns are 12pointtavorltea over the Giants and have won six straight behind the quarterbacking 0( ex.steeler Blll Nelsen. SUNDAY ONLY! •• 12 Points PRICES IN EFFECT MONDAY 111111 , DEC. 1, 1968 ONLY SATURDAY A.M. to P.M. VOlT PORTA LAMP BASKETBAL s· 3.88 Lights your tent or trail•r or•a, using only a 6 volt lantern bott•ry. 1~ STORE SUNDAY 1to 7 THE ADDRESSES AT OF PAGE FOR HECK'S. STORE NEAREST YOU! 97 Slightly blemished, if perfect $7 .00. <' "AS SEEN ON TELEVISION" TRANSOGRAM GAMES FRUIT-OF· THE-LOOM BARBELL COMBINATION $1288 o CHROME PLATED SLEEVE • RJlL 110 LB. SET PATCHWORK QUILT with the now Economy Model PRESSURE PAN Neioen, who dim't start IDIW For the fourth game, his thro9m 17 TD passes ard is ranked sixth in the league. His counterpart, Fran Tarkenton, has thrown ror 18 aeores and is ranked fourth In the league with 137 • o! • 24S for 1,896 yards. taJn~Jmical, a~lin& &asket. PR[SSIJRE CONTROL o\u1111111be1M, prlftlltl presstll 11om '""""'' 15 tilt. ssn BANKRUPTCY ............ _ NO. 3915 GREEN GHOST GAME KABALA GAME HOCUS-POCUS GAME RET AIL VA LUES TO $9.00 11 oz. SIZE 20c OFF careftl!ll cookina: ... a whole scrumptious meal in minutes. Untnaklbte pressure control never needs ldjustlna. Time cfllft on bandit. Self· NO. 390s NO. 3920 ASSORTED COLORS AlVIN IRONING BOARD Now Improved Formula o ADJUSTS TO Barbasol ....... POSITIONS lot'- ..... ... $ MI'IMCATID • MIHTHOL nlu• U • ALL METAL CONSTRUCTION c.~ NOW uaONLY RnAll VAlUE 7k EACH In the United States District Court for dte SotUIIern District ot Ohio, Eastern Division, No. 47150, No. 47751. ...., Nixon Elyria 63 North Olmt~ted 47 WeaUakc !)5 IUdgevUle 54 Independence 66 Richmond Heighta 50 Kirtland 78 Cl'arclon 55 Cle>Je. Byzantine 59 Kenston 53 Lorain Kh~ 58 Toledo Bowsher 53 Cin. MoeUer 66 ChL Courter Tech 40 Covington (Ky.) C.thollc 61 Cincinnati LaSalle 55 Cln. Roger Bacon 55 ClrL Hughoa 42 ML Healthy 74 Lockloed 53 Mariemont 60 Country Day 36 Worthingtoo 62 Westerville 47 Delaware 58 Reynoldsburg 57 Whlt.ehall 59 ML Vernon 56 Pic:kerlngton 69 Lancaster Fenwick 55 Cola. Mohawk 78 Doyton Kiser 55 Cola.. Watterson 61 Lancaster 56 Weatrau 74 Circleville 60 · Chillicothe 74 Portsmouth 60 Findlay 65 Toledo Macomber 54 Grandview 69 Marysville 32 Wellston Shocks Ironton ALL TIED UP IN ONE PACKAGE Browns Are StepchUd of Schools ' Applying were : Thomas Dean Stutea, 19, Gatiipolla, - · and Patty Jean Bulb, 18, Gal~ Upolls, student; and n.vld J. Darst, 18, Chelhlre, 1awldQ' worker. and Be\lerly K. Mealfp, 16, Galllpolll, -nt. 40 Coteries 52 NOV. 27, 1918 - wood is due up Thursday rrom Cincinnati In cllarge o! Captain Gordon C. Greene. He was com- Court. 39 Christmas 41 Coptaln AI Martin commands the Fleischman and Fred Wright Ia her steward. The Fleischman was formerly the Mill.t~irut.ippi River towboat Dolphin No. 3. She was caught in the ice at Cincin· natf. last winter and narrowly es. caped being wrecked. Gt\LUPOLIS - Two couples applied for marriage Ucensea Fdday and Satunloy In the olfice of Gallla County Probate E"Slt>r your-, nnw liE" in it ~ .. 37 Old dog ~- sever&l months at Pt. Pleasant. Sing Messiah Something Missing AC&OSS :·:·:·:·:-:-:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:-: 20 OUN'tE PUBLIC AUCTION CAN OPENER liquidation of GALLIPOLIS TIRE AND TRIM CO. 1622 Ea1tern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio on THUR. , DEC. 5th ot 10:00 A.M. REAL PROPERTY A life esll.te In tweri)'·four am one-half perc:ent (24ih per cenO the rriinerab ln the follow~ng described lancl: TOW"nahlp 56 North, Range 89 West, 6th P.M., Cami1be1l County, Wyoming. Tract 50 in Sections 15 & 22 &: 27; Track 56 ln SecttOiis 15 & 22;; Tract 42 in Sections 14, 15 & 23; NW 14 NEI.4, Elh E'h or SecUon 21; Lot 2 and NW•!. or Section 22; NE'.4 NE'4 of Section 28. I PERSONAL PROPERTY Bltteries (4);; Addina: machine; MlaceUaneoua booka; CustMior Counter (JII,ywoodl; Display racka (2); Wooden closk; Desk chair; Metal cabinet; Auto htm caps (4); Stool; Lot or Miscellaneous atCIPllea; Motorc)'ele seat;; F1oor mats (17); Seat cowra (101); Tires (uaed 46); Firm tractor tin; Foldln& table anr1 s cha1ta; · stq, rollarJ or creeper& (t); Jaek atanda (3); Hydnulic Roller Bumper Jacka CO; Acetylene Torch lUIIe• and hose (2 Jell); Flrei extbwulaher; Battery Jut111 coblos; Pl,ywood coblnot; United Delco Cobh•t and comentsi Electric berdt arlader; Bench 'Vice; Material racka (4); Work table• (5); 1,ot or Rollo\9holol8rhw mater· lalan:l Auto Rug material; (2) eQIIU!lerciali8WIIII•chlnea.. noor mounted. air opirated tire dlalll8l1 Au eornprestor; st.epladder; Truck tire wrench; Ta cart;" Floor broom and · · 1now ahoW; FrOnt end allpatnt raek; Smlll h,fdraullc '' .-ek; small 4-drawer cabinet and contenta; Roller door Jack; TrOcki< tnnel'tttb,a (1 11 x 31 ard 3 10 x 20); Tractor and heiYJ dul>' ~~~~~~ blll!trlea (2); s.mt>Ie auto - t • (8); , Electric cloc~; Hard roll IIIDintl machlno. 1967 owllanceo '' _ G. E. RelrL, G. E. wuhera and dr)lorL Alhnatchcd srcen SPRAY SIZI or silL T•rmt- Cash Ronold R. Colho..;"" Truotoo 0, E. & J. A, French - .A uetlonoor o ADD BODY TO MARLIN JADE 1162 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO KIT RAZOR BLADES ,, s·s ' ·"(J)ul.iuJ.&tl ID SwJiluf o CUTS IRONING TIMf ........ ll-111!111 . . PACKAGES RETAIL VALUE 69< ---"""'~"'~"'-~- o NO STARCH NffOfD ... , ·~ FOR PACKAG~ '1/mL JJRIIRJL " - - - - - - - P.OIIII PLEASANt, Second Street '• IN HALF ......,... llrifluliiiJ ,_,..,,,IN ......,.., ' 4 WASHAllLfS IDW YOIIAI "1ST SlY • alii' IT ATHECK'S �J ·· 1:! - 1"ht Sunda)· Times - Se'li.inel, SUnc!:Q, Decoember 1, ' 1968 :-:·::::.:-:::~:-:;:::-:·:·:·:·. VISIT IN DEFIANCE • ALEX MASSIE, al 7 a.m. to. clay MIDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hotnnan and children, Mike, Tam!, Bevorl,y and David aponl the ThoDkagtvln& hOliday In De· ftance with Mr. , and Mrs. Ted ~rea and cblldreo, Torn one! Rrown of the latter cit.Y and named after his only daughter, one or the prettiest and most popul~r girh. that ever lived in GaUl polis. Some years ago, tlle Carrie Brown, then owned by Captain Dick Brown, was destroyed by rtre at "(;allipolis. ~st year her hull while being used as a sort of wharfboatat Catlettsburg, Ky., was crushed and carried away by heavy ice floea . From the River News of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune or 50 years ago. here are otller inM teresting River News: The HWlting· ton Herald Dispatch 50 years ago printed a story about a wtarfm:~er complet!!'.g :.W J'Nr& on the job and the story told about lil wharfboat bui It at AntlQJiQ' and the Gallipolis HWltington paeket Carrie Brown. The sfltrY was headlined: 30 Years On ·one Job. Interesting River Incidents ol Old 0 h i o Rlver Days. The story read: GALLIPOLIS - will have completed 30 years of continuous service as manag. er of the Huntington wharfboat. He still has more pep and ginger than the a\·erage boy in his NOV. 2:i, 1918 - GA.S boats have about rinished transporting the apple crop from points beM twL>en Crown City, Miller , and t\thalia. The apples were shipped out of HWltington by rail. Wharfmaster Joe Shepard of Millersport , an old time boat man, fell out o( the top of a high apple tree a short time ago and came near being killed . As it was, he was considerabiJ injur ed but is on de ck again and CapM tain Dick Brown says he will soon be able to climb a telephone pole without spurs. 11ivermen are wondering how soon the upper Ohio River will be filled with ice. This river has been full of ice as early as Thanksgiving but that has nol happened for mallj' years. A lady >Jisitor in Gallipolis tells us the caterpillar sign is foratnildwinter with the coldest part during the fore part or the winter. This is denoted by the stripes on the caterpillar which are dark at both ends with a red stripe a rowtd the center or his body. We are now waiting to hear from the Allegheny Weatherman's i\ssocialion which last fall predicted a mild and open winter - the worst we e>Jer had. Captain Samuel Hamilton, oldest riverman living in Gallipolis. has been in poor health the past few weeks. Captain HamilM ton was one of the best known ll8Vigators on the Ohio River in his day. As a pilot, he had few equals. teens, and he bas proved as efncient as he has been faithful. That is shown in a forceful way by the condition in whlch t h e whartboat has been kept; and it has seen 28 years or service. When he came here in November 1888, the wharfboat in use was one brought from Gal · lipolis and was a boat that had been used for transporting soldiers across the river. It was beached and destroyed by a storm 28 years ago. When the storm came up, the old Bos1ifl9"', one of the bigge st, fast est, and popular sidewheelers that ever ran the Ql1io ltiver , was lying longside the wharf. Not long afterward lhc pre sent wharfboat was brought here , havlng been built at Antiquity by Captain B. T. F Iesher. The towboat Jesse brought It down stream and the Carrie Brown helped put it ln place. T h i s wha:rfboat, in the opinion of Cap . taln Massie, ls now the oldest one on the upper Ohio River. In this cormection, it might be interesting to note that tire and ice wiped the Carrie Brown completely out ot existence. This Uttle packet that ran lor many years between Huntington a n d Gallipolis was buitt in 1890 and was own ...-d by Captain Miles Rutherford in OAPSE Talk ) NOV. 26, 1918 - THE packet C. C. Bowyer was lakeD to Pi. Pleasant Monday by pilot George' RACINE - Neal Rutherford, Hamilton and laid up for an in· representative of the Ohio Asso- definite period. Captain S. G. ciation of Public School Em· Gardner, owner of the BowYer, plo,vees, explained benefits of was unable to securE! a deck insurance coverage, minimum crew or stewarJ. lie does not !mow just when lhe Aowyer will wage stardards, overtime and contracts, in a talk to the new resume her trips in the HugtingSouthern Local District OAPSE ton-GaJlipolis trade. The boat Chapter last week at the h i g h will undergo some repairs while at Pt. Pleasant. 5chool in Hacine. A fight In which several rifleFourteen members attended men were mixed up occurred on the session presided over by Dan a packet at tllat wharfboat ~M Smith, president The chapter day morning. Too much booze is ~urrenf.ly has 20 members, A committee, with smith a s said to have caused the trouble. chairman, was named for the var- No one was seriously ln,lured in Ious divisions of the Southern the scrap but several black eyes and sore heads resulted. Chapter. Jesse Briner will rep-. It is reported that the big tow· resent bus drivers, Grace Oiler, boat Julius rlelschmanotthe Hat. cooks; Gerald Nease, custoc:H~ns; neld Line wUI go into commisMarll)'n Powell, secretaries ani sion again after being laid up Edwip Cozart, mechanics. 56 Pay up or !-concert 57 Body of water tRinea Don'tthe door 12 Fish 13 Malarial fever 14 Heav)' volume 15 Neitlwr ht·n• - there 16 Turncoats 18 Rich furs 20 Mortgages 21 Abstract being: 22 Enthusiastk ardor DOWN 1"[ '"' you!" 2 " What a fo'ul - .,.. 3 Per\"aded 24 "Don't be 40 Dispatches such a - : " 41 Actress, 2 5 - and Davia hearty 42 Plant part 4 Mou nta in pcx< ·' 5 Molding 6 Eventide ; Obse rve S Discolor 9 26 Sluggish 27 Messes 28 Es.st!nlial Mineral depos it being 29 Whipping m;~rk (var) JlMu!:ill'line mammals 10 Prayer ending II Disordt•r fish Z6 Roman roar! 17 Shone 24 Herringlikc Z7 HPavy on the gras5 30 "Ont>- indivisibl e" 32 Emend 34 Oleic add :1J Tria\'!; brightly 43 ltalian 5tream 44 Manner of motion 46 Golf 1eacht'l8 47Cryo( bacchanals 48 Chi be han Joc.:ation · Indian 19 Asian nation 38 Frt't' fror11 an !iO Priorily 23 Masculint' vath (prefix ) appt·llalhon 35 City In Missouri 36 "You made L...J.-f..-lrt- THE Green· pelled to pilot his boat up the last trip as botll pilots, Peter Holloway and Lee WiiUs, were ill at home. Pilot Holloway is now back on the Greenwood .. , NOV. 29, 1918 - THE towboat D. T. Lane sank twobar~s o( Campbells Crsek coal near Dam No. 31 below Portsmouth and abreast of Walker's light, The Lane was on her way to Cincinnati, in command of Cap· tain Harry Miller, when the accident occurred. It is a dangerous place to navigate at Dam No. 3 J. The sinking of the loaded barges of coal was reported bY Capiain Dietz or Dam No. 31. Efforts will be made to salvage the coal. The General Wood, a day late, is due down tonight at 11 lrom Pittsburgh. The Wood will return here and not go to Charleston this trip according to a telephone · message received from Captain W. D. Kimble by wharfmaster Donally. Low water. fog and way business delayed the Woods. The packets are doing a good business, it is reported, but it takes a long time for some oi them to make a rOWldtrip wltf~h cuts into the profit. It is unusually late for t h e Ohio River dams to be up in order to maintain certain p o o l stages. A substantial rise , like last fall, is aw11 behind this seaM son. 1918 - CAPTAIN George Hukhison o! Pomeroy, now a hotel proprietor, is using his influence to get the packet boats back to the city wharf which was abandoned by the Greene Lines a few year s ago on account of a disagreement with the Pomeroy city council . As a result the stcamOOat s ha\'c been landing a mile up s1ream. The proper place for the packet s is at the cit.y wharf and Captain Hutchison is to be <:ommended in hia efforts to re~s · tablish bualneas at the regular wharf landing at Pomeroy. Captain David Hartley, one or the best known rivermen along tlle upper Ohio, and a hustler. has purchased the Racine ferry and Is giving the people the best service ever . Captain Dave is an all ..round boatman or years of experience. NOV. 30, Blackwood to GHEENVILLE, S, C. - Wil· liam Alan Blackwood, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood of Haute 1, Hutland, will sing bass with the Bob Jones . University Oratorio Sociecy and Chamber Orchestra in HaMel's "Mess iah" at the university here, Nov. 30 and Dee. 1. Blackwood is a freshman at BJU majoring in Bible. The two presentations are part or the gala Thanksgivlngwe&kend event.a scheduled at B.IU. Tho Universicy Classic Players also staged two performances oCPro-logue , a stirring drama on the life ani death or Jon llus, areformer , on Nov. 28 and 29. carol Che~;tnut's roovering 42 Wia·r 45 RacN 49Trnnp51 Un(')ro Tom's ... Couples Ask to Wed STEEl. GOES UP CLEVELAND (UP0 - Republic Steel Corp. announced So.tur day price increaaes of $2S 1:1 tCI1 for hot rolled carbon ateel ·and of 40 cents cwt for gal van ~ ized sheet steel. Geralnt'~ wif~ 53 "Yuu 're a - .'" Sf Gypsy h ·~!lband $5 Wittlciloms ., -- t MEN MJ&;JNG SEOUL, South Korea (UP0A U, S. Arltll' UIIW ~ellcopter wi_th rour men aboard has been mi111nl alnce laet WeckleldQ-, mllltary spokeemon reported Sotunlo)'. Saigon Believed Hedging • 0 Z,C'\f·Am•rlean On New President's P l .J BYPASS TO OPEN PARIS (UPO- Woatem dlplo- . obeorvor Ul the Parlolalka, wW lae whlcb would &lve the \'I.C Jill. COLUMBUS (UPO - Tho U, mats aald Saturda)' South not be arrivtne tor "several cona equal status at the talks S. 52 bypaas of Wheelersburg In that rew diplomat• believe Ute vietnam mi,Y block ITlelll1niful dt¥a,.. a SIJ.aon apokesman Sclolo Counly wi U be o!ficlall,y peace negotiatioll.s untU the said. Lam 11 conllder'tl& a South VletnamoS(J . will agree TWO KILLED Ul tral!lc Monday, lt was opened Nixon adminiatraUm takes over poSI.lble lpder of the South eaaUy to a compromfso qreeMARION, Oblo (UP0- A twoIn Januaey aDd nunea Ita own Vletnameae delegatim to die meat which could get tho t&lko """'""ced So1urday. car accldent on Ohio 739 near here Satunlay claimed tbe lives team lor the Plrll Ialka. Solaoo rour.Cded Ialka lnvolvln& Sol- otarted. Source1 close to the south lnatatenee by bdth the South believes N' "(())'' will take a 1100, North Vhltnam, the Vnlted ol George w. Jollla, 49, Marsomewhat harder line with the States and the VIet Cone's Vlelnameso oatd the dologallon Vietnamese and the Viet Cong ion, and Mlcbael G. Damer, 18, Cowumurlats. N a t 1 o n a I Liberation Front "over~Nn'• bY Vice Prellident that they are authentic repre· Marlon, R. D. 7, Nguyen Cao K.Y would staU until sentatlvea of the South VietnaAn lrullcation olposslbio root- (NLF). dragl!fng by tho South Vleloao!fielais have said lho.Y Nlxon 8W)Olnted a new delega~ mese people. mese came ~wrday wilh the wiii noi. Degin anj' Wi\i "1th ttoii tioo chief ;,·ho :rot:!c! g!ve !h'!!lm CLEVELANDER DIES announcement that Ambassador Communists on procedur•l ar- better ~I.WP(U't apinst t h e CLEVELANll (UP0 - A two· Pham DaT~:: Lam w a 5 not rangements for the expanded Communists. car collision Saturday on t h e arriving h-um Saigon on &~Delay conference wrtU Lam arrives in Wantl.odge city' 8 east side claimed the llfe as scheduled. South Vietnamese aticlala Parts and agrees tu the ot Florence Mack, 19, Cleveland. here hiVJ macle It clear they Delays Arrival declsloos. Three persons were lnjured. Lam, chief South Vietnamese The procedural quelrtlons in- hopo Nlxblt will OllllOlnt 110111')' /' volve such m atters as the shape' Cabot Lodge, U.S. ambassador .J of the conference table, who tO West German,y, as the top shall enter the room first, the negotiator, replacing W, Averell wording of name plates and the Harriman. ambassador-at-large. Lodge formerly was ambatisachairmanship of the talks. Saigon has commHted itself dor to VIetnam. t:'()MEROY - Six perBOns forThe main _problem 11 the so dL-eply against an..v comprom~ feited bonds, three cases were conttnuet1 and 11 other periiODa He was a member of the Nawere lined In Melgo Counly Court Mrs. Ruth Srou tional Association or Retired and by Judt!o Frank W, POrter, Jr. Veterans Railroad Employes, GALLlPOLIS - Mrs. R u t h Humboldt l..odge 476, F.&.A.M ., Friday. Williams Scott, 61, or 8t7Fourth Scottish Rite, and 9\dne. The cases or Calvin Urbide Ave., a naUve of GaU.ipolis, died and Phillip Lowry, beth or AlFuneral services will be held a't 5:30 a.m. Saturday in Holzer at 10:30 a.m. Monday at t b e bany. and Damy Laudermllt, Medical Center, First Ave. charged with breaking and en. Schoedinger-Linder Chapel in CoBorn April 27, 1907, in Galli- lumbus. Friends ma_y call at the terlng at the Howery Grocery MIDDLEPORT- Driver train- cause." polis, she was the daughter or chapel from 2 to 4 and from I in Carpenter, were continued to ing, r~red by law in 0 h i o He criticized big auto mak- January 24lnaprolimlnaryhear. the late Clem 1:11\d Cora Slloe ~ to 9 p.m. today. I sehools, is the atepc~}d of the era for supplying him with t h e ing. Bond for the trio was set maker Thompson. Sle was married to Ra,ymond Gerald Teal e<tucatton system. t:~ whole package or materials to at $500. ' So hel~ Eric Chambero; driver· help teach aa!ety and good drtv. Scott in 1955 who survives, as Forfeiting bonds WJ&re Charles GALLIPOLIS - Gerald Don- training Instructor ot Southern lng, then pollute the airwaves do two sons by a former marR>.-. Morae, Charleatul, W. Va., riage, Allred Williams, Pitts- aldsoo Teal, 64, or 1104 Adri~ High SehoOI in Racine. in a talk . to advertise 475 ~se power- $17 .so tor ..-una; Randolph burgh, Pa. and Charles Williams . Drive, died about 4 a.m ., Fri- to the Middleport-Pomeroy RD· ed machines of sure death. Fraley, Rt. 2 Cheahlre, $17.50 One guest, George Dallas, rorM Gallipolis, and a brother, James day, while visiting his mother ta.ry Club Frida,y night at Heath for unsate vehicle; Frank Harin New Lexington. Methodlat Church. merbo of Pomeroy and MiddleThompson, Sandusky. rah, Pt. Pleasant, $50 tor in· He apparently suffered a heart Chambers,' reminding m e m. port, superintendent of South Funeral services wUl be held sutrtctent funds; David L Hen· at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Paint attack. He was dead on arriva1 . bers the nut Whind the wheel Chllrleltml, Ohio schools, was drl<ka, $22.50 lor do!ecllvo exCreek Baptist Church . Burial at Bethesda Hospital in Z.anes- causes most accidents, said llt- . Introduced. hauati Dorothy Dent, Columbus, tie or no college tralnlng in the. Ladies of Heath Church aerv~ will be In Pine street Ccmc- vi lle. $27.50 lor 8llj>lred opera!Dr'a :\ retired employe of Western tield has been reQUired to teach ing dbler were Mrs. Freda ter)'. The body will be taken llcelUIO and Calherlne lllntlY, MidElectric, Columbus division, he the courses. TI1Is will be chang- Mitch, Mrs. Terrl Byer, Mrs. to the church one hour before dleport, $27.50 lor IIJll!eding. Emma Wayland, Mrs. Aim& Milthe services where it may be was OOrn Dec. 18, 1903, in New ed soon, he said. Jo Am Bishop, Rt. 2 Albany, Lexington, son of Garfield D. He warned parents not to teach ler. Mrs. Lorena Davia, Mrs. view~. Friends may call at the was tlned $50 and costs, witll and Bessie Wright Te.al . His their t6.year-olds - eapec1ally Ama Smith &lld Miss Besa SanScott residence, 817 Fourth 1\'le. , $40 o! the line suspended, and born. Monday afternoon and e\'ening . father preceded him in death. girls _ how to drive. placed oo probaUon lor 30 dayo He married Violet Brothers, .. I need two weeks," he said, President WUbur Theobald s!ter being found BOrlll>' or a and she survives, as does one '"to undo the damqe parents presided. charge or pa..!ng a slopped Robert }ohmon son, Don, of New York City. ochool bus. MYo ..JBiahop bad enThe Teals came to GallipoGAI.LIPOUS - Robert John. tered a plea o! 001 guiliJ. lis from :'-Jew Lexington. He was son, 87, Eureka, died arotmd others fined were LawrcmQI a member of the New Lexington 2:10p. m., Saturday at his home. Jame~ T~, Ml~; Cbor· Presbyterian Church and or the He had been in faJ,Iing health ales A, StliOOnover, ·Rt. !Dexter, Telephone Pioneers of America. bout foor years. lie was a reand Blaine Carter, Jr., Rutland, Services wtu be held 2 p .m . , CONTINUED from PI!<O l has been received regarding the ali "$10 and costs m llJll!eding tired farmer . Monday at the Waugh - Halley - Croes Disaster Headquarters In Chrisunas season of the families lie was born Jan. 28, 1881, charges; Roy Nolan Hanfn,g and Wood Funeral Home with Rev. Farmington and Jess Borowski, in Ohio Twp., son of the late was from an American Legion Charles Leslie Butcher, each Joseph t;::. Chapman otrlciatlng. chief of the Farmington Volungr<q) ln New York state on Frl~ $100 and costa, Uiwnloatlng wild Joseph and Sara Harbour JohnBurial will be in Pine street teer Fire Department, to learn day offering to hold ·a party for animal&; David Flaa, $125 and son. Cemetery . il eflorta were underway any- the childrerL lie married the former Debcosta, taking a deer during closFriends ma.v call at the fu- where io &tart a Christmaa Seabie Chick on Dec. 24. &907. ~e Borowski added that a semi- ed .,_lOili WalterFranklloLaudneral home after 3:30 p.m., Sun- lOll usiatanee project. survives, along with two sons, trailer pulled Into FmnbwtDn ormilt, I'Omoroy, $5 and outo, day, Both Borowski and Red Cross Fridly l«*led with 265 boxes or wuiate vehicle; Lealle Ray fla.. Forrest n. Johnson, Gallipolis, olflelala indicated arrangementa and Francis II. Johnson, also or roodstufts rrom busineSses in zelbaker, Matland, F Ia., '10 and juat geltln&underwi.Y in thio Richmond, VI. Gallipolis. Six grandchildren and , costa, Olljlired operator'• Udirection and donation• from the eight great - grllJidchildren sur"We would be very thankrut it cenae; RandJ D. Casto, Atheall, Meigs and Gollla eoun\,y area the people or your area want to $10 and costa, oorO(IIIIrationl!>vive. would be gladl,y welcomed. Four brothers survive, Em· help our !olko. The oommi- pUed !01' and WO>drow Smith, Chief Borowski aald the F&nn- here would gladly accecu it ror Rll!mon, 0., $25 and ooato, oo or_y Johnson, llt. 2, Crown Uty; GALLIPOLIS Judge John ington Volunteer Flre Depart- distribution to the flmutes."' Homer Johnson, Huntington; Oak· operator•• Heense and $10 a n d e_y Jotmson, Centenary, and .Roy \V. !lowell fined Charles L. ment his just finished a project said Chief BorowakL eosta, ucesalve speed road Johnson, Ht. 2, Crown City. Three Waugh, 17, HL 2 Crown Clt;y, of hondllng Thlnkag!Y!ng Day condllkm. brothers and one sister preced- and Vance W, !leek, 17, of 135 ·baskets for lhe ramniea or those ed him in death - Chauncey L. Pine St., each $10 and costs, trapped ~n the mine and. abo the Johnson, Mart Johnson, James speeding, and Cloyd W, Gindles- !amUles or the estimated 300 ACIIOIII DOWN 11. Harem Johnson, and Mrs. Elma Call. berger, 17, Rt. 1 GaiJipolis, $10 men who lost tl'leir employment 1. l'rancilean 1. "Tbe ctty or room 6. Kind or Ullea'" 18. Onion'l Services will be held 2 p. and costs, defective brakes. AU in the tragedy. 2. Butbll.tt nDOWD Borowski said racilitles have m., Tucsda)' at the Waugh - three had been cited by the State tO. Ckcupanta · .cctft 22. The llighway Patrol. been obtained in Fannll1[ton to Halley.Wood FWleral Uome with or tbe 3. Front appoint:. Forfeiting bonds were Samuel store donations. A group called t ....... Rev. James G. Morrison ofllctooth ed tlrnt iatlng. Burial will be in Mound R. Scarberry, 17, New Haven, the Citizen's Miners' Disaster 11. Plue for a. • . DetcrtbihJ .pare steno wine and 2S. LUc• a $12.50 bood, slop sign; Kenneth committee hu been formed to mil Cemetery. ... _ , de IAon chet• ·box of Friends may call at the fu - W. ParBDns, 17, BidweU, $12.- acc:ept cootributlons. 13. Per'&Onal r.. RuprM• : choca"We nof only have the t4)001n....t Ubr. late•. neral home from 3:30-5 and 7- 50 bood, parking m the hlgb. 8. Plant in~o.:t cookies, way; Steven E. Ph!Ulpe, 17, Rt. ing Chrialmas Season situation 14. Chaldean 9 p.m., on Monday. clty 1. Ruth'• etc. 38. Hant to 2 Crown CliJ, $18 bood, speed- racbJB our neighbors and famil5. Admi,.. hutband 24. Suitable; flad ing; Damy B. Brown, 17 1 Rt. lies here, •• said ·chter Boi'OIII'· exceuh·el)· 8. Erudition proper 37. That which 9. New 26. Evtct 1 GalllpoUa, $17.50 bond, speed- skl, "but we also feel the re-- 11. otande y "'llva after George Hoffman Bravo them" ll:llfland as. Balance• ing; and steven 0, MerrUl, 16, aomalbllll>' or bolpi"« them with 19. Father lpeclaltlea 3l. Yuta.o1 38. Quaker POMEROY - George Hoffman, Parkersb.lrg, W, Va., $23, speed- their da.Y to d-,y needs not¥•" . 20. Country ; 12. FiiUcky 33. Bledtod Cleveland A\'e., Columbus, Ohio, ing. He said the only other call tllat comb. tom1 1nmmartan • 42. Backward 21. Sloth 13. Pr01peetor'11 ~ . Kind o died Thursday at Lincoln Memor-tt. Man ot the :!2 . PORR~ll npt liCboot ial Hospital there. KILLED IN SCOTT CO, 25. Crou lie is sunived by a brother, GEORGETOWN,"> · (UP0 hOme plat~ Harley, Langsvtne; two half - Rosalene Messer, 18, Cincinnati, :n. st, ,ame CONTINUED fr"'5 Page I animal brothers, Cecil Hoffman, Colum- was 1dlled Friday night when Sl¥ the guy who hasn't been :!9. "nlriee : bus, and Clarence Hoffman, her car ran off 1·75 and crashe(i politically in\·olved. miJJIIC Langsville, and several nieces 15 miles north or here in Scott 30. 40 The Key and nephews. 32. Detonator County. "That's wrong. We're looking 33. Finial calent. This is the key... 34. Out of JI~WID~~~.~ ~IJ .....~ , _ He e:wects 1 tremerDlua 31. Fon•lall>l I y 101 -... .. AII .... OI tl •'"ol non I I r inRux or mail in the coming 39. [DlU..la ot n Pulltser lJRS('ramble thew bar Jumble' weeks, but tie views his job as one letter to each ~quare, ta "keeplng those letters mowt111: winniD& form four ordinary words. poet orr my desk." 40. "Bolero·· Generally speakl~, the let... . ,, ",.' ' ... compo•r ters- now running at a rate of 41. Bll and 750 a day- are routec:llnto "the •tronc pipeline" - to 13 deaks corre- 43. GrHn land spondif1!: to each of the major H. Unit of lenJ'lh: Brit. cabinet departments alii the spelllna Independent agencies. Basic 45. Sktn information is trar~sCerred tO a 48. Fht the lawn data processing card, mainly to be used to nu vacon<leo lhlt DAILY CRYI"i'oqUOO:t;- Hore'o bow to work It: arise after Nixon takes ontce. A X Y D L 8 A. A. X R I\IHA1' 'TO DO ASoUT 1-lemmirc, a 28-year-old Vir•• L 0 N o r J: t. L 0 \\1 ~· A C> llnY LOOK. giOian, ls directing his part of . ~"e letter •imply atand.s for another. In tllill aamp1• A ill uM the Nixon "talent hunt" rrom tOr tht> thret> L'•, X for the two O's. etc. Bini'.. l•tt.era.. a,_.; h trophle•. the len&1h and fonnaUon. of the! wordl are all hblta. the 7th· r.oor . or • . red brick I!Hh day the eoc1e ~etten are dllfeftn.t. federal bUUdirw a short distance rrom u~ White House.. A CJnl•~ Qlle...... ' 11en}ining began the ..,.,.... y MJZDS XN U~ZHOKI.; OT Htlon Nov. 12- orb seven days SJ J 0 Y NDI.ZRREK; lEO YRK T aft.er the presidential electioll- ' ! \II~" ..... ~ \luuoln• I LKRLKD. ~- QXKLYKEX alii now 50 "orkers each day IJnml·l· ··: ALlUM CIIEL GAIIfY MOTtVI proce!:IS huftlreds Of letters t'"'k'_7._ (~rJP-...V: LIBI:RTY, TOO, Mti'ST BJC LIM· l •·•h·r•l"~ ·•1 from people teeklne poslttona ln • ITI:U IN ORDER TO BE 11'08l1J:SBIED.· -IEDMUNQ BUKK" \ll•'" 'r ! · ·~ f'fiH tn· t11 IIIII tlti1, but it muNnp• I•• ~roo .., ,;,j,~ jtul fill' •11mo•! TIMI the Nixon admlni&tratlon. 1.., • • Kl., I"M..:'lln-1 lra41cat*. Jne.l .,. IJ - l'hc Sunda)· Timt·~ - sentinel. sunday, December 1, 196ft ~ Friday's Cage Results Offill IIJGil SCHOO L Sl'OHE..\i B~ l 'nited i'rl"ss International Carroll 65 Dayton Belmont 62 Lebanon 73 Da,)ton Patte non 59 Toledo Libby 90 Dayton Roo.seve~ 08)1on Sthers 63 Lemon Moru-oe S4 DII,Y1on Alte< 53 Ookwood 42 Fairborn 104 West Milton 51 Fairmont East 68 West 'Carrollton 67 Vand.alia DuUer 72 Tecumseh 69 Piqua Catholic 94 Parkway 53 Springboro 47 Clinton Mlssle 46 Mason 75 WayneniUe 65 Middletown 77 Franklin 60 Northeaetern 69 Yellow ~rings 61 Washirwton c. H. 63 Cedarville 48 Euclid 61 Shaker Heights 57 Parma 60 Normandy 44 Berea 73 Mayfteld 47 Mentor 38o WUloug~ Sooth 19 Brecksville 49 North Royalton26 Bay 82 Cleve. West 54 u.s. Six Bonds Given Up , To Court Driver TrainingMere n • Joint Aid Three Fined in w.,. Traffic Court ror DAILY CROSSWORD -...n .. '"" .,......... ......... By United Preas East ...... ror ........ am Zll,.l'Z II 0 ' t~tltJI'l 'H! I I lnte<natimal WEL LSTON - <..:oach P au I Haney'& debut aa the new head baaked>ail men!D< at Wellstm waa aucceuful Friday nllhl u u- ' hlo Golden RoekoiO rallied Ul vialtlnc lrmtat 67.,1 In the SEOAL opener ror b o t h leaml. llaney, Who succeeded JobD or GroYe City G9 Groveport G5 Deri"'lf &8 tlead coach the Lon:lon 60 Bexley 59 Rockets, aaw hi1 team trail for Teaya Valley 73 Hamilt0fl1'wp. 48 three quarter• bet'or& a fUrious Col. McKlnley 82 !ourlh perkid rail,y carried them Carton Lincoln 52 "'the win. New Albany 73 Dublln 63 Coach Dick Myers' taYored TIUnioto 78 Piketon 59 gers led at the end ot the quar. W..,st Musklngum 72 tera by score& or 15-13, 3l.:Z8, Maysville 51 and 43-t2. Their !lnai lead came Amanda Clearcreek 70 at 58..56 In tho !ourlh perlocl. Berne Union 42 The tcore wu tied for the Hilliard 62 MHflln Sl 14th lime or tho conteot at 61- SKYLINE MOilLE HOMES en. 61 with 1:12 left when A n d y Zimmerman's Jumper put Weli Jton ahead for keeps at 63 • 61. Ill the !lnai W aocondo o1 play !ldp DownaJ'<l C<IIIVorted!our ol tlve free throw1 to ice the contest and give Wellston a 1-0 , season mark. Ironton'• record lr now 1~ wtth their lone victory over Coal Grove and a lou at Portomoolh. Downard's 28 po!nto led beth team1 ln seorlng wtdle Zimmer· man added 21 for the winners. Top man tor konton was Har~ old Roa~ wllh 18 !ollowed by Chorlie Kltchoo with 11 mark- 'The box eoore: • FURNI~HINGS • FINANCING "INSURANCE 5 • SET-UP DIONTON (fl) Kitchen 5-1-11; Edward• 4-2 t-J0-18; 5· 10; 2- l2; Bar1ram 3-2-8; Green 1..02. TOTALS 22-17~1. WELLSTON (67) -eli w.-m -·11 AS LOW AS 10~48; 1.0· 2; Fout 3-3..9; Zimmerman 9-321; Hulbert 2..0--4; McMan.la 11..3. TOTALS 26-15 ..7. 3995 CHOOSE YOUR NEW MOlLE FROM THE BIG SKYLINE DISPLAY L~~~~.~r;.o~~... Score by 4Jl&rtera: lrooton ' ' ' . . 15 31 43 61 · Wellstm . , • . 13 28 42 67 Reaene aeore: Jrorrton 44, Wellston 26. m 675· U16 2013 Ea1tern , Galllpotl,, 0._1• Til-COUNTY • ~rn& SCORES ..• By United Press International Eaat W, L. Pel. GB Mlnne- ..•. 10 4 .714 Miami , , , , , , 7 7 .500 3 Kontudcy • , ••. 8 10 .tit 4 New York •.. , 7 10 .412 t'h Indiana . , . . . . 5 13 .278 7 We at W, L. Pel GB Oakland , , , , .U 2 .889 Loa Angeles .• 8 7 .533 61h New Orleans .• 8 7 .533 6112 Denver . . . • • • 7 8 . t67 7'h Dallas , . . _ . . 5 7 .417 8 Houstm . . . . , 3 9 .250 10 Friday's ResultJ Oakland 133 Kentudcy 109 IrwUaoa 108 Los Angeles 103 New Orleans 131 Denver 128, OT (Only gamea aoheduled) . ' Favored By i- W, L, Pel. GB BalUmore .... 17 6 .739 Boston' ' ' ' .. 14 6 ,700 1\1 Philadelphia .. 12 5 . 706 2 Cincinnati . , . i3 7 ,65(} 21h Detroit •.. , .. 10 11 .476 6 New York •... 9 14 .391 8 Milwaukee • • . 5 15 .250 10lh Weat '" W, L, Pel. GB ;,. Los Aqelea . •15 7 .682 s.,. Fran.• _ .. 11 10 .524 3\1 Atlanta ..... 11 12 .478 4% San Diego . • ~!O 12 .455 s Chicago , , , , 9 15 .375 7 Soaltle • . . . . to 17 .370 7'h Phoeolx • • • , 5 14 ,260 S'h Fri.da.Y'a Results Baltimore 124 l'hoonlx 106 Cincinnati 122 Detroit 112 Loa Angeles 93 Bolton 92 San Francisco 140 Milwaukee 119 •' Chicago 110 San Diogo 89 (Only Games acheclJied) By PETE ALFANO There is no place Uke home except when It's New York, where It could cost a team a chance at the National Football League tiM Ue . The New York Glants7...fwere all but ellmlnatedCromtheNFL's Capitol Dtviaion race when Dallas (lO.Iol) do!oated Waablngtoo 29.20 oo ThoDkag!ving day, How. ever. if the Giants were still in the Century Dlvi&ionaatheywere last season, this fAmday' s game aplnot Cleveland (8-3) would have given New York a chance to wt.n the crown and gain just reward for their continued improve-ment over the last two years. But, as the NFL'J only nomadic: team, the Giants were switchM eel to the Capllol Dlvislon tbls aeaiiOD so that inalternateyeara aU Eastern Conference teams would be able to play in New York snd· ta~oe' Jiolna,a shore o(,. the gate receipts. Thus, the Giants will have to be with trying to bealloog team rival Cleveland today just lor pro Bilge. In other games today 1m Angelea Is a one point favorite over the Vlldnp In Minnesota, Green Bay is a touchdownplckoverthe Forty Nlners In San Franclflco, the COlts are 21 over Atlanta in Baltimore, SL Louis is six over the Steelera In Pittsburgh and the saints are 1lx over Chicago in New Orleans. The Browns are 12pointtavorltea over the Giants and have won six straight behind the quarterbacking 0( ex.steeler Blll Nelsen. SUNDAY ONLY! •• 12 Points PRICES IN EFFECT MONDAY 111111 , DEC. 1, 1968 ONLY SATURDAY A.M. to P.M. VOlT PORTA LAMP BASKETBAL s· 3.88 Lights your tent or trail•r or•a, using only a 6 volt lantern bott•ry. 1~ STORE SUNDAY 1to 7 THE ADDRESSES AT OF PAGE FOR HECK'S. STORE NEAREST YOU! 97 Slightly blemished, if perfect $7 .00. <' "AS SEEN ON TELEVISION" TRANSOGRAM GAMES FRUIT-OF· THE-LOOM BARBELL COMBINATION $1288 o CHROME PLATED SLEEVE • RJlL 110 LB. SET PATCHWORK QUILT with the now Economy Model PRESSURE PAN Neioen, who dim't start IDIW For the fourth game, his thro9m 17 TD passes ard is ranked sixth in the league. His counterpart, Fran Tarkenton, has thrown ror 18 aeores and is ranked fourth In the league with 137 • o! • 24S for 1,896 yards. taJn~Jmical, a~lin& &asket. PR[SSIJRE CONTROL o\u1111111be1M, prlftlltl presstll 11om '""""'' 15 tilt. ssn BANKRUPTCY ............ _ NO. 3915 GREEN GHOST GAME KABALA GAME HOCUS-POCUS GAME RET AIL VA LUES TO $9.00 11 oz. SIZE 20c OFF careftl!ll cookina: ... a whole scrumptious meal in minutes. Untnaklbte pressure control never needs ldjustlna. Time cfllft on bandit. Self· NO. 390s NO. 3920 ASSORTED COLORS AlVIN IRONING BOARD Now Improved Formula o ADJUSTS TO Barbasol ....... POSITIONS lot'- ..... ... $ MI'IMCATID • MIHTHOL nlu• U • ALL METAL CONSTRUCTION c.~ NOW uaONLY RnAll VAlUE 7k EACH In the United States District Court for dte SotUIIern District ot Ohio, Eastern Division, No. 47150, No. 47751. ...., Nixon Elyria 63 North Olmt~ted 47 WeaUakc !)5 IUdgevUle 54 Independence 66 Richmond Heighta 50 Kirtland 78 Cl'arclon 55 Cle>Je. Byzantine 59 Kenston 53 Lorain Kh~ 58 Toledo Bowsher 53 Cin. MoeUer 66 ChL Courter Tech 40 Covington (Ky.) C.thollc 61 Cincinnati LaSalle 55 Cln. Roger Bacon 55 ClrL Hughoa 42 ML Healthy 74 Lockloed 53 Mariemont 60 Country Day 36 Worthingtoo 62 Westerville 47 Delaware 58 Reynoldsburg 57 Whlt.ehall 59 ML Vernon 56 Pic:kerlngton 69 Lancaster Fenwick 55 Cola. Mohawk 78 Doyton Kiser 55 Cola.. Watterson 61 Lancaster 56 Weatrau 74 Circleville 60 · Chillicothe 74 Portsmouth 60 Findlay 65 Toledo Macomber 54 Grandview 69 Marysville 32 Wellston Shocks Ironton ALL TIED UP IN ONE PACKAGE Browns Are StepchUd of Schools ' Applying were : Thomas Dean Stutea, 19, Gatiipolla, - · and Patty Jean Bulb, 18, Gal~ Upolls, student; and n.vld J. Darst, 18, Chelhlre, 1awldQ' worker. and Be\lerly K. Mealfp, 16, Galllpolll, -nt. 40 Coteries 52 NOV. 27, 1918 - wood is due up Thursday rrom Cincinnati In cllarge o! Captain Gordon C. Greene. He was com- Court. 39 Christmas 41 Coptaln AI Martin commands the Fleischman and Fred Wright Ia her steward. The Fleischman was formerly the Mill.t~irut.ippi River towboat Dolphin No. 3. She was caught in the ice at Cincin· natf. last winter and narrowly es. caped being wrecked. Gt\LUPOLIS - Two couples applied for marriage Ucensea Fdday and Satunloy In the olfice of Gallla County Probate E"Slt>r your-, nnw liE" in it ~ .. 37 Old dog ~- sever&l months at Pt. Pleasant. Sing Messiah Something Missing AC&OSS :·:·:·:·:-:-:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:-: 20 OUN'tE PUBLIC AUCTION CAN OPENER liquidation of GALLIPOLIS TIRE AND TRIM CO. 1622 Ea1tern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio on THUR. , DEC. 5th ot 10:00 A.M. REAL PROPERTY A life esll.te In tweri)'·four am one-half perc:ent (24ih per cenO the rriinerab ln the follow~ng described lancl: TOW"nahlp 56 North, Range 89 West, 6th P.M., Cami1be1l County, Wyoming. Tract 50 in Sections 15 & 22 &: 27; Track 56 ln SecttOiis 15 & 22;; Tract 42 in Sections 14, 15 & 23; NW 14 NEI.4, Elh E'h or SecUon 21; Lot 2 and NW•!. or Section 22; NE'.4 NE'4 of Section 28. I PERSONAL PROPERTY Bltteries (4);; Addina: machine; MlaceUaneoua booka; CustMior Counter (JII,ywoodl; Display racka (2); Wooden closk; Desk chair; Metal cabinet; Auto htm caps (4); Stool; Lot or Miscellaneous atCIPllea; Motorc)'ele seat;; F1oor mats (17); Seat cowra (101); Tires (uaed 46); Firm tractor tin; Foldln& table anr1 s cha1ta; · stq, rollarJ or creeper& (t); Jaek atanda (3); Hydnulic Roller Bumper Jacka CO; Acetylene Torch lUIIe• and hose (2 Jell); Flrei extbwulaher; Battery Jut111 coblos; Pl,ywood coblnot; United Delco Cobh•t and comentsi Electric berdt arlader; Bench 'Vice; Material racka (4); Work table• (5); 1,ot or Rollo\9holol8rhw mater· lalan:l Auto Rug material; (2) eQIIU!lerciali8WIIII•chlnea.. noor mounted. air opirated tire dlalll8l1 Au eornprestor; st.epladder; Truck tire wrench; Ta cart;" Floor broom and · · 1now ahoW; FrOnt end allpatnt raek; Smlll h,fdraullc '' .-ek; small 4-drawer cabinet and contenta; Roller door Jack; TrOcki< tnnel'tttb,a (1 11 x 31 ard 3 10 x 20); Tractor and heiYJ dul>' ~~~~~~ blll!trlea (2); s.mt>Ie auto - t • (8); , Electric cloc~; Hard roll IIIDintl machlno. 1967 owllanceo '' _ G. E. RelrL, G. E. wuhera and dr)lorL Alhnatchcd srcen SPRAY SIZI or silL T•rmt- Cash Ronold R. Colho..;"" Truotoo 0, E. & J. A, French - .A uetlonoor o ADD BODY TO MARLIN JADE 1162 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO KIT RAZOR BLADES ,, s·s ' ·"(J)ul.iuJ.&tl ID SwJiluf o CUTS IRONING TIMf ........ ll-111!111 . . PACKAGES RETAIL VALUE 69< ---"""'~"'~"'-~- o NO STARCH NffOfD ... , ·~ FOR PACKAG~ '1/mL JJRIIRJL " - - - - - - - P.OIIII PLEASANt, Second Street '• IN HALF ......,... llrifluliiiJ ,_,..,,,IN ......,.., ' 4 WASHAllLfS IDW YOIIAI "1ST SlY • alii' IT ATHECK'S �. - .. '. - .. . . .• . .. • • ····:'!···--···"······ . - .. ·-y···· .... ·• ··'·· . ~--•• t • ..._ • • U Army Triumphs , Georgia Has ! Perfect Year J J -n . . . ~ 1 $ , ' Daniel Md recovered a Tech fumble at the visitor's six-yard to their own two--yard Hoe, but line and the second on a two-yard CaVIn led them 98 yards in 16 plt,ya, gotngthelastyardhlmseU, to score the Pll}e'& first touc• down midway through the opening period. It didn't take Georgia, a 2o. point tilvorite, but a moment~ pad its score as linebacker tt.p.. py Dicks Intercepted a pass af the Teeh 22 on the first play after Georgia's kickoff. Fourplayslater, Brad Johnson rammed over trom three yards out. Tech tried to battle back, but after moviug to the Georgia 33 yard line, quarterback Larry Good, who had been the Yellow Jacket star before a mid-season or injury, reo-injured his knee and when he waa cartied o«the field, the Yellow Jacket o«ense went runbyBruceKemptocHmua19yard m'arch. Georgia Tech finall,y got a score In the opening mimrtea of the ftnal period - the fir&t touch·down s~ored on Georgia In the last three games- when Kenny Bou!XIs went across trom a yard out at the em or an 86-yard march and Jlm Person, who took over ror Good, threw to BouOOs for two points to make it 31-8. However, the Yellow Jackets shouldn't have awakened t h e Bulldogs, Georgia, with Donnie Ha.JI()ton taking over at quarter· back, then exploded ror 16 points In the final six minutes. HaJJ11)ton scored on runs of seven and three yards ancf All- Following Good's Injury, Georgia marched 89 yards, only to be stopped at the Tech fiveyard line alii Jim McCullough, America tackle Bill Stanfill picked til two points when he tackled Person in the end zone. The loss left Tech with a record. ~ the immortal Glenn Davil while leading tbfl Cadeta to a 21.14 vlclor1 over otubbom NaY)'. The hard - driving !llllback scored on a fiH·Jard l'll1 and a OM·Yard plunp In the ftrst hall and lalllecl the decisive tie- breaklnl touchdown on a nineone minute re~ tblrd period as a 19-14 loss to .Yard nm with malnlna In the Army avenaed Navy lut year NEW CENTER TO OPEN TUESDAY - ·,A[l:ort v1tow or Ohio Vnl-oley'o ·~ mW1c1o Convocation Center, with athletic omces on the lOwer level and tbe main uena en&n~ on the hlther lewl. 1be 1tructure will open Tueadlr. ' Indiana . Takes On OU In Convocation Center ATHENS - Nearly every section of the oountry can talk with winter. The center, built In a little over two yeua directly acroaa from eight rear old Gro· ver Center, will be the home court alte for Jim &t.Yder' 1 20th pride about its DeW sports stadium or arena wltll the profeaaion· al and college sports boom and Southeastern Ohio can finally get basketball procluctlcm. The Bobcats trill open the Coo · into the act. Ohio UniYerstty will open its vocation Center on Tuesday, Dec. new ,." mini" Astrodome, a 13,. 3, against Indlana'a Hoosiers. 080 seat, completely air coodl· Tipoff Ume Ia 7:30 p.m. From the first appearance tioned Convocation Center this through a complete look on the Inside the 8.2 million dollar cent•r exhibits .nrotcl•••lookwltb the very latest in modern facil· ides, equipment and comfort. The center, one of the largest basketball facUlties in the Mid· west, will seat 15,030 tor convOcations. the facility Is an Ideal GALLIPOLIS- T h l r teen site ror concerts, conunenceSoutheastern Ohio League root. ments and many other activities ball players were named toposi. in ac:kli.tlon to basketball a n d tloos on the Class AA All-South- wrest1ifl8. ern Ohio Dlstri ct "dream team" The circular building, designnamed last Thursday by the As - ed by Brubaker and Brandt Arch· eociated Press . itects ot Columbus with t h e Athena' Don Eskey was named prime contractor the Knowlton the district's "Coach -or~ the · Construction CO. o! BelletonYear." . taine, will ~ tile entlr' inIncluded were Dennfs 'Au.lt. ~rcolleiate athl~c staff. AAMelgs, a first team end, and RJck • Other 89 dormitory rooms wm Mosley, Gallipolis, a second team house 356 male students on the tackle.dl ct- other side opposite the lntercol. The str1ct team 1s se1e ~ Jegtate staff. by AP subscribers only. The The center 18 328 reet in dl· United Press International Al.l M a meter with the top of the dome Ohio team will be announced wltll · 134 feet, 10 inches above ground In the next lew days. level parking and 123 feet, (our Here's the 1968 Ali·SEODls. inches above playing floor. The trict squads: roof is aluminum over wood ti- Named To All Boston College Dumps Holy~Cross District '11' BOSTON (UPO - Sophomo"' quarterback frank Harri1 threw three 13 ~ yard touchdown pass-es saturday whlle leading favored Bootnn C<lllege .. a 40 - 20 victory over traditional rival Holy Cross. The Harria. toochdoftn tosses were to tmlfblck Paul Della vu- •, ltl;"eii! ·uam caft'q, Uid sdi>OO,.,.,, .,.,. halll>ack FrldriVlllb. Wil- I lis also threw a 58. yard scorlrw pus to Gall'f! whUe serdor hallback Dave Bennett tied the Eaglet' all - time career touc~ down record by running 22 alii 72 yards ror touchdowns. BC was wion~Jv u..lxth game against three losaes and for the 33rd time In the 65tb meeting between the Jesuit college rivals. Holy Cross, bowing tor the atxth time in 10 games, twice rallied from three touchdown deficits before a capacity crowd or 26,500 at Boston College's Alwnni Stadium. Crusader halfback Tom Lamb scored on a 25 • yard touchdown rW1, quarterback Phil O'N~ll threw a 19 - yard touchdownpass to Ed Murphy and elll Bob Nears fired a 10 - yard touchdown pass to halfback Steve Jutras for the three Hol.Y Cross scores. BC explo:led tor 21 points in the opening quarter after tallying just :20 througll the game on tho 58 - yard JOSS 'from half.. back WUlts to Gallup and scored again less than seven miootes later on the Harris to Della Villa end zone connection to cap a lengthy drive. Harris completed 16or23Pf,ss1ng attempts ror 192 yards am three touchdowns while Bennett was the Eagles • rushing leader as he reeled off 154 yards in 16 carries. Bennett's two touchdowns gave him a career total or 25 to lie a 42 • ye.r - old BC record. Bennett's performance earned him the O'Melia Trophyasthegame's outstandil'€ player. Underdog Florida Upsets Miami 14-10 8)' CHARLES S. ALDINGER . • ' '' '• ~ ~ ~• •' •' .•' ' .,~,.. ::,. .. •, ·: .·, .· ;: •• .· .. .· • •• • ..• •;• ":: F1RST TEAM ENDS _ Larry Vincent, Ath- ens senior and Dennis Ault, Meigs senior. LINEMEN _ Mike Rinehart, Chillicothe senior; Mike Cottrill, Logan senior; Bob 5ebring, Ath· en• junior; Steve Price, Well&tclt senior; 9aad Willlama, Portsmouth senior. QUARTERBACK - Paul ildnner, Waverly senior. and defeated the Middle• for the fourth time 1n five yearl. , Janla, whose tumble ln the rtnaJ. ftv~ mtmtea or last year• a when defensive lineman Tom La. Ford raced 36 yards for a touchdo:wn with an intercepted _pass. Navy, which ended lb season ..;. . .,. ' ST IN MOilLE HOME SALES K&K A ~erved by a atorage room. ~. 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SALESMAN Of THE MONTH ~ REMEMBE~ LOS ANGELES (1JP0 - T h e Unlvereit)' of SOUthern Calltornia rode tile pas11nl arm ot steve SoiiP to a lourlb period toucb- Portsmouth senior. ... • Stop OJ Trace aenlor; and Mike White, ~--- capitalized on a 1\nnbleci!IWII b1 aophomore Billy Hunter to score oo a one-yard run b1 Dan Pike THERE MUST BE A Theismann threw tour lntercep. Uona ln the game but proved a REASON brilliant lleld general, BUbbing oHIO THE RUSONS for all.Amerlean Terry Hanratcy. down Sotur<loy to pull up to a 1be Irish scored all three or 21..21 lie with Notre Dame but their touchdowns in the (irst complete coneourse ring Inside the deadlock opolled the Tro- halt, two or them in the opening QUALITY and out, witb 16 porl4lo lead- Jan•' dream of I perfect-· sea- period which wao hltd>llihted by Construction ... Design Ing tnto the 1eating area feed- 110ft snd a p>asible national toot· Bob Gladieux'• breakaway run Decor ~· luulotlon ror 57 yards from scrimmage for Ing up and down Into seating ball championohlp, Conv•nlence The battling Irish, 111\derdoga a TD. It was the longest No. sections. People may I e a v e by three points, for the first tre Dame rUh o1 the year from throogh 56 exit doors out ol Interior concourse ring into three dme this seaaon !d.opped 0. J. scrimmage. Simpson by holding the Helsman The game waa 40 aecmds old public lobbies. • TJ'CC)h.Y winner to 55 yards on 21 when Trojan safety Se.ndy ~ko The total cost or the center ls Mobile Homes: $8.2 million with $1 million com- carries. This waa his lowest stepped ln front or Jlm Seymour on the 21 to Intercept a The1sing from dormitory tunds, $1 yardage total or the se&S<Il. It took the poOling ol Sogge to mam pe.sa and nm It over tor a 675-3000 Pt. Ploaooot, W.V-. . million from a private gilt and keep the Trojma !rom thlir llrli TD, $6,2 mllllm !rom a bOnd l•sue covered by the facUlties tee por- deleat m their wa.v to their Rose tion of the Student Services Fee. Bowl ~at witb Ohio Slate Maintenance on the entire arena Jan. 1. In the lourth period alter Gerry Saaw intercepted a J o e will amount to approximate~¥ TheloiiWIII paos, Sogge climax$480,000 yearly, ed a 54.yard touchdoWn drive The new ticket oaice is local· ed on the lower office level (ad- with a to-yard pus to end Sam vance sales) while ·rana wlll be Dickerson. able to purchase tickets on the Notre Dame held a 21-7 half· night or a pme at three ticket time l&ad but usc cut the marcounters, one lnalde each en- gin wltb a third-quarter tou<htrance. Five large eon.ceaslon down on a $5.yud drive w i t h areas are evenly distributed on Simpson going over trom the one the Inside concourse ring, each Cor hls 22nd ecore of the season. ber whUe the main arena Ooor is composed or a spring SUP· ported two layer maple wood system. Carpet 1I used in the executive lounge area, intercoileglate offices, locker rooms and press rooms. Seatlng banks are served by a GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. on -ev- In the second quarter and Ued the ~score in the third period BACKS - Darwin Valentine, Jaek1011 junior; Bev Lee, Miami plays later Olivo passed 55 yards SECOND TEAM GAINESVll.LE, Fla. (UPO _ to Danker Ray Bellamy and VlnENDS- Tom Bloomrield,lron· Fullback Larry SmiUl tore loose cent Opalsky scored rromthetwo ton and Mike Beatey, Chlllic«he . rrom two tacklers and romped to make it 10-0 at the halt LINEMEN- Rick Mosley, Ga.J. 1ix yards to score with two min-florida missed a good chance llpolls; Rick Foil, Waverly; Ron utes to pll,)' Saturday as under· to sc-ore late in the first halt Rutter, Logan; Randy Reed and dog Florida 1.0set Miami 14-lO.v...- when Eckdahl completed a 20- Chris Stewart, Portsmouth; SherSmtth, closing out a career as yard pass on rourth down to man ~rklns, Nelsonvfile.York; one of the best TWII'lers in South- Smith at the Miami 22. and Steve Mitcheil, Jacksoo. But Miami's tenacious defense, eastern Conference history, cap.. QUARTERBACK - Bob Handped a secorli half raJJy by F1ori· Jed by All - America erxi Ted ley, Athena. da after the Hw-ricanes had tak- Hendricks, held ani Jack YoungBACKS- Jack Mont1DeOca, blood's 42 - yard field goal at- Hllllboro; Mike Goodwin, Athene, en a lo..<l halftime lead. ~~ Tom Phillips, Chl.llieothe. F1oridl's other touchdown tempt ~as low a.-:1 wide. came in tile third period on a one • yard plunge b)' halfback Gary Walker after defensive back Mark Eb intercepted I pas1 b)' Miami's David Olivo and returned it 32 yards to the Miami 3 yard llne. The victory gave Florida a 63-1 recorti and some peace of mind after glowing preseason forecasts. Gator player s hoisted coach Ray Graves onto their shoulder!l arter the victory over arch-rival Miami alii most ofthe partisan crowd of 55,875 r~».red ita awroval. Miami, which wound ~ the season at S--5, got a taste ot ita own bitter defensh'e medicine in the second half as Florida held the Kw-rlcanes to only three ftrat downs wtlUe Smith ptclted I.IJ 94. yards in 21 att.empts ror the c;a.. . tors. Gallipolis Motor Co., Your Local Chevrolet .. OldsmobUe 1 Miami scored the first time it Dealer, it prou:l to announce HOWird Tht vener •• their Rot the ball, drh1t~~71 ;rard.s to sale ~man for the .Month of November. Only thru excellflnt tile norkla 10 where the Gatorl aervice and •trona -desire to pleeae the people ol this area • held and Jim Huff kloked a 27 • can this be accompllehed. Mr. Ttdvener realdrea at 23 1 yard Deld goo!. Chlllle- llood, GaUipollo, Ohio with hlo lovoly wife Ruth Elrl)' in the aecond q.arter1 and daugbter, cam,y. Another dli\l8flter, Mrs. Larey(!;haronl M1uni defenaiw blck GteiOI'J' File, ~ivea at Bryan, Ohio. GallJpoiJs Motor Co. and its emPtl'll irUrcepted a pa11 trorr. and management taho pride in extendlns to Hewlll'd plo;vees F1ca1da quarterbock Jaeklo E<:kand hla famll¥, 'Conantulllli0111. dlhl and pill t11o Hurricailea In laualness their own 4:5. Thl'ee vit' careeP mark by 11 yards. Ford anared an erraM toll b)' Jarvis ended hls career with quarterback Steve Lindell, aDd 2,334 yardo ruohlng. -.. with the help ol ai)OOCI blo<t b1 . Desp.te Jarvis' work, 'rom O'Brlon on l.lnlioB, rececl ;; er, N.vy made a struggle out of unmolested into the end zone to .: the 78..year-old clallit". The Mid· -d.e the score with ):tlleft In the : shipmen, a U.poin! underdog. pe~r~led:;,·-------• -ntl, :G;AHS Wall)ap:s L """"'st killed Army'o laot dltcb witb a dlamal 2-8 re~, waa lie Janlo, ~ aoot otlall~• drive to win, redeemecl hlmoell tlloroughly llatruoecl b1'Arnw• tnter~ervlce dutie, cllriibed..... nicely by carrying the bnmt •ot rugpd runnJ.ns pma but &PI a brUIIIIII .,....... wllb three the Army gr<IWid pme, The sen- the c:apacley ci'OIId or 102,000 toucbdownl Sotllrdoy and amaoh- lor lullback lugged the ball 2 t vbtono ol a 10cond llr~ up- : eel lhe AI'JIQ' caner J'lllblng ol limes lor 88 yordo In beat Da- set J.n the third illflod La- Geol111•. The ftrst time the Bulldogs got the football they wen backed \II with him. .1~ • Tho ~ Tllllei • PHILADELPIDA (UP0- Char- ATHENS, GL (UP1)- F'Gur1l1, who mode oix extn pointodurl'llr Gocqta elOoed ..a ita the afternoon, kicked a 2Z-yanj llrot in 22 llelcl aoaJ .. giYe 17-4 ,..n 4aturdl1 whea aaphc:nore IHd wllb 23 secunda left in. the .,.rtert.ek Mike cavan led the llrat perkxl. Bulldogs to an eaay- 47~ victo.J')' Georgia didn"t acore in the .ecover Georgia Tech. ond period because the Bulldop Georgia, which will take an 8- were held for downa once at the 0..2 record against Arkansas in Tech rour-yard line arid later at the Supr Bowl, acored 17 points the Tech 8. In tho open!Jw period i.nd <heft But Georgia was back p...-~,.. eoasted the rest ot tM way to lt 011 ln the third period adding land die faded Yellow Jackets two more touchdowN> in t he their worst lou lntheserlestt.t period, the tlrst on a thrie-yard 1tarted in 1893. run by Craig Elrod after Lee i ...- ' / """ '!1te SuNil) Tbnel • Sentinel, ~l DecenDer 1, 1968 fA WbiD TO 'ltfOUGH1'Ril Wfl'AI HUIIIIYI , , • 114tY'f SCAlClll •·. o a ~ . ·, �. - .. '. - .. . . .• . .. • • ····:'!···--···"······ . - .. ·-y···· .... ·• ··'·· . ~--•• t • ..._ • • U Army Triumphs , Georgia Has ! Perfect Year J J -n . . . ~ 1 $ , ' Daniel Md recovered a Tech fumble at the visitor's six-yard to their own two--yard Hoe, but line and the second on a two-yard CaVIn led them 98 yards in 16 plt,ya, gotngthelastyardhlmseU, to score the Pll}e'& first touc• down midway through the opening period. It didn't take Georgia, a 2o. point tilvorite, but a moment~ pad its score as linebacker tt.p.. py Dicks Intercepted a pass af the Teeh 22 on the first play after Georgia's kickoff. Fourplayslater, Brad Johnson rammed over trom three yards out. Tech tried to battle back, but after moviug to the Georgia 33 yard line, quarterback Larry Good, who had been the Yellow Jacket star before a mid-season or injury, reo-injured his knee and when he waa cartied o«the field, the Yellow Jacket o«ense went runbyBruceKemptocHmua19yard m'arch. Georgia Tech finall,y got a score In the opening mimrtea of the ftnal period - the fir&t touch·down s~ored on Georgia In the last three games- when Kenny Bou!XIs went across trom a yard out at the em or an 86-yard march and Jlm Person, who took over ror Good, threw to BouOOs for two points to make it 31-8. However, the Yellow Jackets shouldn't have awakened t h e Bulldogs, Georgia, with Donnie Ha.JI()ton taking over at quarter· back, then exploded ror 16 points In the final six minutes. HaJJ11)ton scored on runs of seven and three yards ancf All- Following Good's Injury, Georgia marched 89 yards, only to be stopped at the Tech fiveyard line alii Jim McCullough, America tackle Bill Stanfill picked til two points when he tackled Person in the end zone. The loss left Tech with a record. ~ the immortal Glenn Davil while leading tbfl Cadeta to a 21.14 vlclor1 over otubbom NaY)'. The hard - driving !llllback scored on a fiH·Jard l'll1 and a OM·Yard plunp In the ftrst hall and lalllecl the decisive tie- breaklnl touchdown on a nineone minute re~ tblrd period as a 19-14 loss to .Yard nm with malnlna In the Army avenaed Navy lut year NEW CENTER TO OPEN TUESDAY - ·,A[l:ort v1tow or Ohio Vnl-oley'o ·~ mW1c1o Convocation Center, with athletic omces on the lOwer level and tbe main uena en&n~ on the hlther lewl. 1be 1tructure will open Tueadlr. ' Indiana . Takes On OU In Convocation Center ATHENS - Nearly every section of the oountry can talk with winter. The center, built In a little over two yeua directly acroaa from eight rear old Gro· ver Center, will be the home court alte for Jim &t.Yder' 1 20th pride about its DeW sports stadium or arena wltll the profeaaion· al and college sports boom and Southeastern Ohio can finally get basketball procluctlcm. The Bobcats trill open the Coo · into the act. Ohio UniYerstty will open its vocation Center on Tuesday, Dec. new ,." mini" Astrodome, a 13,. 3, against Indlana'a Hoosiers. 080 seat, completely air coodl· Tipoff Ume Ia 7:30 p.m. From the first appearance tioned Convocation Center this through a complete look on the Inside the 8.2 million dollar cent•r exhibits .nrotcl•••lookwltb the very latest in modern facil· ides, equipment and comfort. The center, one of the largest basketball facUlties in the Mid· west, will seat 15,030 tor convOcations. the facility Is an Ideal GALLIPOLIS- T h l r teen site ror concerts, conunenceSoutheastern Ohio League root. ments and many other activities ball players were named toposi. in ac:kli.tlon to basketball a n d tloos on the Class AA All-South- wrest1ifl8. ern Ohio Dlstri ct "dream team" The circular building, designnamed last Thursday by the As - ed by Brubaker and Brandt Arch· eociated Press . itects ot Columbus with t h e Athena' Don Eskey was named prime contractor the Knowlton the district's "Coach -or~ the · Construction CO. o! BelletonYear." . taine, will ~ tile entlr' inIncluded were Dennfs 'Au.lt. ~rcolleiate athl~c staff. AAMelgs, a first team end, and RJck • Other 89 dormitory rooms wm Mosley, Gallipolis, a second team house 356 male students on the tackle.dl ct- other side opposite the lntercol. The str1ct team 1s se1e ~ Jegtate staff. by AP subscribers only. The The center 18 328 reet in dl· United Press International Al.l M a meter with the top of the dome Ohio team will be announced wltll · 134 feet, 10 inches above ground In the next lew days. level parking and 123 feet, (our Here's the 1968 Ali·SEODls. inches above playing floor. The trict squads: roof is aluminum over wood ti- Named To All Boston College Dumps Holy~Cross District '11' BOSTON (UPO - Sophomo"' quarterback frank Harri1 threw three 13 ~ yard touchdown pass-es saturday whlle leading favored Bootnn C<lllege .. a 40 - 20 victory over traditional rival Holy Cross. The Harria. toochdoftn tosses were to tmlfblck Paul Della vu- •, ltl;"eii! ·uam caft'q, Uid sdi>OO,.,.,, .,.,. halll>ack FrldriVlllb. Wil- I lis also threw a 58. yard scorlrw pus to Gall'f! whUe serdor hallback Dave Bennett tied the Eaglet' all - time career touc~ down record by running 22 alii 72 yards ror touchdowns. BC was wion~Jv u..lxth game against three losaes and for the 33rd time In the 65tb meeting between the Jesuit college rivals. Holy Cross, bowing tor the atxth time in 10 games, twice rallied from three touchdown deficits before a capacity crowd or 26,500 at Boston College's Alwnni Stadium. Crusader halfback Tom Lamb scored on a 25 • yard touchdown rW1, quarterback Phil O'N~ll threw a 19 - yard touchdownpass to Ed Murphy and elll Bob Nears fired a 10 - yard touchdown pass to halfback Steve Jutras for the three Hol.Y Cross scores. BC explo:led tor 21 points in the opening quarter after tallying just :20 througll the game on tho 58 - yard JOSS 'from half.. back WUlts to Gallup and scored again less than seven miootes later on the Harris to Della Villa end zone connection to cap a lengthy drive. Harris completed 16or23Pf,ss1ng attempts ror 192 yards am three touchdowns while Bennett was the Eagles • rushing leader as he reeled off 154 yards in 16 carries. Bennett's two touchdowns gave him a career total or 25 to lie a 42 • ye.r - old BC record. Bennett's performance earned him the O'Melia Trophyasthegame's outstandil'€ player. Underdog Florida Upsets Miami 14-10 8)' CHARLES S. ALDINGER . • ' '' '• ~ ~ ~• •' •' .•' ' .,~,.. ::,. .. •, ·: .·, .· ;: •• .· .. .· • •• • ..• •;• ":: F1RST TEAM ENDS _ Larry Vincent, Ath- ens senior and Dennis Ault, Meigs senior. LINEMEN _ Mike Rinehart, Chillicothe senior; Mike Cottrill, Logan senior; Bob 5ebring, Ath· en• junior; Steve Price, Well&tclt senior; 9aad Willlama, Portsmouth senior. QUARTERBACK - Paul ildnner, Waverly senior. and defeated the Middle• for the fourth time 1n five yearl. , Janla, whose tumble ln the rtnaJ. ftv~ mtmtea or last year• a when defensive lineman Tom La. Ford raced 36 yards for a touchdo:wn with an intercepted _pass. Navy, which ended lb season ..;. . .,. ' ST IN MOilLE HOME SALES K&K A ~erved by a atorage room. ~. 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SALESMAN Of THE MONTH ~ REMEMBE~ LOS ANGELES (1JP0 - T h e Unlvereit)' of SOUthern Calltornia rode tile pas11nl arm ot steve SoiiP to a lourlb period toucb- Portsmouth senior. ... • Stop OJ Trace aenlor; and Mike White, ~--- capitalized on a 1\nnbleci!IWII b1 aophomore Billy Hunter to score oo a one-yard run b1 Dan Pike THERE MUST BE A Theismann threw tour lntercep. Uona ln the game but proved a REASON brilliant lleld general, BUbbing oHIO THE RUSONS for all.Amerlean Terry Hanratcy. down Sotur<loy to pull up to a 1be Irish scored all three or 21..21 lie with Notre Dame but their touchdowns in the (irst complete coneourse ring Inside the deadlock opolled the Tro- halt, two or them in the opening QUALITY and out, witb 16 porl4lo lead- Jan•' dream of I perfect-· sea- period which wao hltd>llihted by Construction ... Design Ing tnto the 1eating area feed- 110ft snd a p>asible national toot· Bob Gladieux'• breakaway run Decor ~· luulotlon ror 57 yards from scrimmage for Ing up and down Into seating ball championohlp, Conv•nlence The battling Irish, 111\derdoga a TD. It was the longest No. sections. People may I e a v e by three points, for the first tre Dame rUh o1 the year from throogh 56 exit doors out ol Interior concourse ring into three dme this seaaon !d.opped 0. J. scrimmage. Simpson by holding the Helsman The game waa 40 aecmds old public lobbies. • TJ'CC)h.Y winner to 55 yards on 21 when Trojan safety Se.ndy ~ko The total cost or the center ls Mobile Homes: $8.2 million with $1 million com- carries. This waa his lowest stepped ln front or Jlm Seymour on the 21 to Intercept a The1sing from dormitory tunds, $1 yardage total or the se&S<Il. It took the poOling ol Sogge to mam pe.sa and nm It over tor a 675-3000 Pt. Ploaooot, W.V-. . million from a private gilt and keep the Trojma !rom thlir llrli TD, $6,2 mllllm !rom a bOnd l•sue covered by the facUlties tee por- deleat m their wa.v to their Rose tion of the Student Services Fee. Bowl ~at witb Ohio Slate Maintenance on the entire arena Jan. 1. In the lourth period alter Gerry Saaw intercepted a J o e will amount to approximate~¥ TheloiiWIII paos, Sogge climax$480,000 yearly, ed a 54.yard touchdoWn drive The new ticket oaice is local· ed on the lower office level (ad- with a to-yard pus to end Sam vance sales) while ·rana wlll be Dickerson. able to purchase tickets on the Notre Dame held a 21-7 half· night or a pme at three ticket time l&ad but usc cut the marcounters, one lnalde each en- gin wltb a third-quarter tou<htrance. Five large eon.ceaslon down on a $5.yud drive w i t h areas are evenly distributed on Simpson going over trom the one the Inside concourse ring, each Cor hls 22nd ecore of the season. ber whUe the main arena Ooor is composed or a spring SUP· ported two layer maple wood system. Carpet 1I used in the executive lounge area, intercoileglate offices, locker rooms and press rooms. Seatlng banks are served by a GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. on -ev- In the second quarter and Ued the ~score in the third period BACKS - Darwin Valentine, Jaek1011 junior; Bev Lee, Miami plays later Olivo passed 55 yards SECOND TEAM GAINESVll.LE, Fla. (UPO _ to Danker Ray Bellamy and VlnENDS- Tom Bloomrield,lron· Fullback Larry SmiUl tore loose cent Opalsky scored rromthetwo ton and Mike Beatey, Chlllic«he . rrom two tacklers and romped to make it 10-0 at the halt LINEMEN- Rick Mosley, Ga.J. 1ix yards to score with two min-florida missed a good chance llpolls; Rick Foil, Waverly; Ron utes to pll,)' Saturday as under· to sc-ore late in the first halt Rutter, Logan; Randy Reed and dog Florida 1.0set Miami 14-lO.v...- when Eckdahl completed a 20- Chris Stewart, Portsmouth; SherSmtth, closing out a career as yard pass on rourth down to man ~rklns, Nelsonvfile.York; one of the best TWII'lers in South- Smith at the Miami 22. and Steve Mitcheil, Jacksoo. But Miami's tenacious defense, eastern Conference history, cap.. QUARTERBACK - Bob Handped a secorli half raJJy by F1ori· Jed by All - America erxi Ted ley, Athena. da after the Hw-ricanes had tak- Hendricks, held ani Jack YoungBACKS- Jack Mont1DeOca, blood's 42 - yard field goal at- Hllllboro; Mike Goodwin, Athene, en a lo..<l halftime lead. ~~ Tom Phillips, Chl.llieothe. F1oridl's other touchdown tempt ~as low a.-:1 wide. came in tile third period on a one • yard plunge b)' halfback Gary Walker after defensive back Mark Eb intercepted I pas1 b)' Miami's David Olivo and returned it 32 yards to the Miami 3 yard llne. The victory gave Florida a 63-1 recorti and some peace of mind after glowing preseason forecasts. Gator player s hoisted coach Ray Graves onto their shoulder!l arter the victory over arch-rival Miami alii most ofthe partisan crowd of 55,875 r~».red ita awroval. Miami, which wound ~ the season at S--5, got a taste ot ita own bitter defensh'e medicine in the second half as Florida held the Kw-rlcanes to only three ftrat downs wtlUe Smith ptclted I.IJ 94. yards in 21 att.empts ror the c;a.. . tors. Gallipolis Motor Co., Your Local Chevrolet .. OldsmobUe 1 Miami scored the first time it Dealer, it prou:l to announce HOWird Tht vener •• their Rot the ball, drh1t~~71 ;rard.s to sale ~man for the .Month of November. Only thru excellflnt tile norkla 10 where the Gatorl aervice and •trona -desire to pleeae the people ol this area • held and Jim Huff kloked a 27 • can this be accompllehed. Mr. Ttdvener realdrea at 23 1 yard Deld goo!. Chlllle- llood, GaUipollo, Ohio with hlo lovoly wife Ruth Elrl)' in the aecond q.arter1 and daugbter, cam,y. Another dli\l8flter, Mrs. Larey(!;haronl M1uni defenaiw blck GteiOI'J' File, ~ivea at Bryan, Ohio. GallJpoiJs Motor Co. and its emPtl'll irUrcepted a pa11 trorr. and management taho pride in extendlns to Hewlll'd plo;vees F1ca1da quarterbock Jaeklo E<:kand hla famll¥, 'Conantulllli0111. dlhl and pill t11o Hurricailea In laualness their own 4:5. Thl'ee vit' careeP mark by 11 yards. Ford anared an erraM toll b)' Jarvis ended hls career with quarterback Steve Lindell, aDd 2,334 yardo ruohlng. -.. with the help ol ai)OOCI blo<t b1 . Desp.te Jarvis' work, 'rom O'Brlon on l.lnlioB, rececl ;; er, N.vy made a struggle out of unmolested into the end zone to .: the 78..year-old clallit". The Mid· -d.e the score with ):tlleft In the : shipmen, a U.poin! underdog. pe~r~led:;,·-------• -ntl, :G;AHS Wall)ap:s L """"'st killed Army'o laot dltcb witb a dlamal 2-8 re~, waa lie Janlo, ~ aoot otlall~• drive to win, redeemecl hlmoell tlloroughly llatruoecl b1'Arnw• tnter~ervlce dutie, cllriibed..... nicely by carrying the bnmt •ot rugpd runnJ.ns pma but &PI a brUIIIIII .,....... wllb three the Army gr<IWid pme, The sen- the c:apacley ci'OIId or 102,000 toucbdownl Sotllrdoy and amaoh- lor lullback lugged the ball 2 t vbtono ol a 10cond llr~ up- : eel lhe AI'JIQ' caner J'lllblng ol limes lor 88 yordo In beat Da- set J.n the third illflod La- Geol111•. The ftrst time the Bulldogs got the football they wen backed \II with him. .1~ • Tho ~ Tllllei • PHILADELPIDA (UP0- Char- ATHENS, GL (UP1)- F'Gur1l1, who mode oix extn pointodurl'llr Gocqta elOoed ..a ita the afternoon, kicked a 2Z-yanj llrot in 22 llelcl aoaJ .. giYe 17-4 ,..n 4aturdl1 whea aaphc:nore IHd wllb 23 secunda left in. the .,.rtert.ek Mike cavan led the llrat perkxl. Bulldogs to an eaay- 47~ victo.J')' Georgia didn"t acore in the .ecover Georgia Tech. ond period because the Bulldop Georgia, which will take an 8- were held for downa once at the 0..2 record against Arkansas in Tech rour-yard line arid later at the Supr Bowl, acored 17 points the Tech 8. In tho open!Jw period i.nd <heft But Georgia was back p...-~,.. eoasted the rest ot tM way to lt 011 ln the third period adding land die faded Yellow Jackets two more touchdowN> in t he their worst lou lntheserlestt.t period, the tlrst on a thrie-yard 1tarted in 1893. run by Craig Elrod after Lee i ...- ' / """ '!1te SuNil) Tbnel • Sentinel, ~l DecenDer 1, 1968 fA WbiD TO 'ltfOUGH1'Ril Wfl'AI HUIIIIYI , , • 114tY'f SCAlClll •·. o a ~ . ·, �. .' " .. ; ' . ."i -· ( ID;J:";&:i'~'=·=~:::i:~'~'~:,, ,~,,,,,~,,.,, 'Jeff Tyo f1tal~ies .· ·' ,. .. '. ·, Spri-w:.=:nhao Upper Arli~ 66 Wellston 67lronton 61 Greentleld McClain 36 Sidney 80 Lima Senior 59 CrookJYiUe 76 Roseville 38 Kolida 61 Deslllor 5.! New LexingtOn S7 Morgan 44 Gomer 100 Ohio City 78 ... Guernse> catholic 79 New Lexingtoo St. AI 48 Xenia Control 18 ~ringfieJd Shawnee 46 Cols. West 77 Cols. Read.Y 62 Cois, South 59 Cois. Centrol44 Gahanna Lincoln 64 PieosantYiew 63 Cols. Hartle> 66 Vinton Co. 60 Zanesville 61 New PhilL 43 Mechanicsburg 61 Logan Hills 44 GoUipolis 80 53 BeUelonioine 82 Kenton 39 Logan ~ 'l1le Mar-· ......Pt•lil... ~~[:J~ :::-:~~~ . ' "' · ' ~ 'reri:J 1o1 · ;• '. ...t foul ~E 1110 tor two at tbo roUaor ·" """" team fii'Obbocl , ,,. Ja'*- toOk a 1.6lood 01 the bf ru•., a,.. i- -=-·· a•• ;;.;;;.~~.;.~~~------------ KIESLING'S Meigs-Jackson Box Located On Route 7 In Kanauaa, Beside The Gull Station 1 3 3 2 3 0 0 6 6 1 2 2 2 3 14 4 Peters • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • 2 Mossborger . • .. .. . • .. .. .. .. .. . 3 0 1 :2 2 2 2 2 f Clark . . . . . . . : ..•.........•.• l Elsnaugle . . . . .. .. ............ 0 TOTALS . . . . ••••••..•.•• , .• 54 MEIG8(39) 10 o 2 0 0 I 0 11 19 69 Cosby •••••••.•..••••••••••• Green· . . . • . . . . .~:" ., .•.....••• ne· Stephen .••....•.••..•.•.•• Osborne . . ....•••. , .••. • , •••• Nelson . . .....••• , •• , .•••. , . . 100 n. • CORD---------$1.50 2 au. fWIIIGifT__________ 3fe MEJn Nm GI.OYES---.:.._--pr.$1.00 100 n. SIB TAPE---------$4.50 12IUNSISTOR WIO------- :6.95 CIGMEIIE LIGifTD _________ .4fe 7 3 9 lt 4: 10 1 ~9 . IDEVOE o·oEa· · Tht IUt Of lht blt·lline AWAYMTH 8 5 8 18 ' 81G- lpilndtn 1e lht miii\Who'a · juat d.~ ~'Ptlnt. ~.\aka 1M blg'coot out of palnUng ,our houH. II 1110 ...... ..... big ilmo . , of r•paktllng your hau~t. boeOUIO OliO C!>Of - ..,. work ol two. 0..'1 toiol I!!Jr WO<d. Tl)' II. Not onjy ·. Oevo'e do double ·d utr, It ' Cll_,.. your hau• the mDJt h8cl. durable flnlah fl't ...,.; ll'e Are Now · Parllclpating In · Pt. Pleasant Merchants Christmas Give Away. FGA FT FTM FTA PI'S. TYo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tt 7 5 9 19 Myers . . • • •••••. • , • , , •.•• , , 7 2 0 I 4 Walters . • • . . , , . . . • . . . . • . • . • 7 J. Werry . • . • • . , •..•.••. , .... 7 R. Ha8&8rcy . . . • , . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 2 t 8 0 0 2 2 4 3 2 2 AuJt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1o Roblnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 o 0 3 I 4 Z 3 I Gilkey . . • . . , , . . . , , . . . . . . . . . I Boggs . • . . . . . • . • . . . • .• .•.••• 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o TOTALS • . . • • , . , ...• , , . , , .. 52 . 12 o 15 o . 27 ' ellllll II Opp. B&Ci ~..~, -: •• • •• • -••• • ••• •• • •• • •• 38 AI"J'ER BAJ.J..".,"JI1'igs' Doxie Walt<t-s (4%),.1il JelfTYo (40) scramble with lronman Roger Cosby tor a rebound in the second quarter of Jackson's 69-39 romp Friday. Terry Osborne (11) and Referee.Benny Stump intently look on. . . Defeats ... .. . .. \! ...... . . . f1'1r Pl.WANT -••• SEeote SIIIEfl NEAIEteOF SIWI.E- -- scored .•• on touchdown NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS HECKS POINT PLEASANT STORE WILL BE OPEN DAILY-MONDAY THRU SATURDAY foilecl. Uno. Barna &01 ito lhlrd TD early in the- thin! qUII'ter, lllll'chlna 84 playo In 10 playo wl.th llwl&er'a.PIIHI to Mor-gaa Ud~ Swolforir oett1111 up tho touchdmt"n ton to Hall. .,._.. of Chuclt'o llolul;y Salon lor 5 .YIUL He worked lor CyrU'o of Columbuo and lster Company wlahos to announce a chango In our afttworlng senlce. Phone 2, • -ply tn·p•smr'tO"tGG"£. Broadway, Jackson, . ' ' BEGINNING 'ECIMBEI1st, 1961 WE ." ARf·· ":t 1-r- ; ' ' C• •• f .INSTALLING,AUTO GLASS, FOR ANY ,IAR;.. \ 1. '. • . ., ' • :1... '· ~.-• OR MODEL OF CAL JfO SLIP$LW. ...... I.,: established customera in Gallla " Are&". Full or part time. We help you get started Write ()...92, Walkins Products, Inc., WI nora, Mhmesot&, 5.!987. 281-1 FOrd WISEMAN AGENCY 11111 1> T. Dodp ua aT. OMC 11M ItT. OMC 1M 1 T. OMC 1M 1 T. a... WI"T.a........ Off. 446-3643 Ew. 446-1796 446-4500 ltii*T.OMC~ *T.T. GMC GKC Pldlap * Plcllup iiiiii GHC ....... ltll 1M .... 11'AITIII88, iOHW aDd ld&- ..... belp. Lalaylllle ...... lim, . . IIKmtl Ave., 116 pollll, 0. o.taet lin. L .. a.,llr. ...... . ..... ,., Do w~lltfld - F1111Nll111ED apartment, ..... 111e1 SleDa Amold, Part C. UNIT.~ lrll llolel. ... NEW llllfllmllbed .... lmwll, I bedrooml, llduJta aa!J, • .....,.. A... I'll. aua Jll.ll Equal Opportunity Emp.loyer a.n omei ·.p;:;·,.. ; ttiii14J lrom I a.m. 1111 I --- SLEEPING nll>lllll, ......, rates. Part Cenlrll Rolli. 'Jt.U HELP WANTED MALE JIAIIYIII'l'I'IHG. Ph. 411 1'111. 111-3 --- a"pat•-tuwul-. ..., P'URNillldiD •• lrl1 - ~par- ... Cll PIL 1'001111. . . • . O.llla llotel. 171-11 ... lllfb, .,.,.. Call 1174 or.... ..., I'URH. APr.. 3 - aDd ...... 1111 ll'ourlb AYe, Pb. 1114711 or tfiM. IIH lanted I llll:DROOll bolllolnlllr, I MEN WANTED P~wctJH ..,..,. 111 ..... , ~tlua ..................... _ . . "'' " " ' ' • • 1114 . . . . . . . . . 20 •flee ...... ef C.IIHII....a h1 1 nice.. c--...lty .._._.e;h tl ""' A,t:1 II M 40fi-A,Ir In ,..........,. THE GALENA SHALE Tlla & Brtcll CIIIIIPMr GALENA, OHIO mllel out. Ph. . . - .... For S.le ... NEW HORSE IIAOOLIS, f41,11; new pony aaddleo, •·•· JCDI Cl'eelt Saddle Sbop, ttl 11141. OIIJee Equip. 1111-11 PUBUC SEATING - dloln, an - · folding lablel, llcbools, - · . . . - . MAPU! 11TEU0 RADIO 11oM. SIINIIOIII l!lqul(l~ ' CONIJOLE COMBINATION 1!1811 STEREO AM FM radio <GIIIblnatlon, 4 apeed dlanger. I'll- 6 Olllce l'ltlf ADDING MACIIINES lrom -~ 50 and 1911-50 up, band or e1eo> Balloce doe 181.20 or payDIIIIII M per month. Pbone 4t6-lldl. liN trle. SJmmono "'· ' Equip, 80UD BJ'ATE BI'£REO :861 WALNUT CODBOie wtlb t speakers, 4 speed automatic chaaler. Take over paymonla P.211 ""'· or pay balan<e f/UO. Ph. ttf-1.1111. liN BJ'EIUI:O.IWJIO MODI!lL ..... Ito equippod wtlb AM ' FM radio, I opood aatomalle 1m11 table. Take over paymeuta of. SUI per ....,th or pay balanee due 1131.84. Try H · ID your !lome. CaD m.alll. 1'1a.11 t• 1111 ZIG ZAG AWINQ MAIL onlero filled lor Merle MAaiiNII: Norman .,..mellal, Call Point Pl....t ~ lor your .... FREIGRI' damapd. 1'11111 der, ..., JOI'Itd!ed. Hao writtell warranty. Makeo bu1111alloles, bUDd bem * - , ...r 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu 2 Dr. eul ...,.., lfaldtap, Sl7 foar apeod. Ph. llllldles, wllb aut IIIINfon""'ll. 41f.1117. Ill.. Full Sala Price • • · Cell fiUIII. llla.ll \KC CAVERSIIAM llred Mins- puppiel. WID be .-ly for CbrllbaOI make - - APACHB Faleoa mDdel derful g111a. Ph. at-a traDer, Ute - · altepa .. """''fl. aDd-7. - · fl17, - AJII!hl17. lone ... fl'/7. WIJIII IIH DONT MERELY hrtalrte• ,.... earpell, B1ut Lwllre lllom. ellmlnole npld liMit llwnpooer fl. C. lral SUpply Co. ~~~... ...mn,. 13 VOLUM1: Cotnptoo 'o Plo:luz<. AKC REG TOY blaclt lillie Poodle, • 1110111111 old. .AliO ed Eocyclopodla, alao lnlalle I ROOMS All1l BAm, fumllb. Pllodle iV"""'"C, PIL tt&... Ph. . . . . 111·1, wllb beallb c:balr. Call 01111. at4 at D Vn St., Oalllpulltl, Ph. 111-3 ll'SII:D FIIIINmlliE: 110011 ..... OOITAGI, I . - , on Walla' 441.. 1110. Caa be IOail IIJ lt>Pikf.. refrigerator. 2 pa ranee•,_ __ , 1111111. PIL til 1117. • .. 'IIOSIIITE llllrlnl eleclrlc aut· bldo+bed, rooter, 1 m all tar, Ute ""'· Contael Ray bite, ....... and dryer. like .......... - 1114 • Ooltlbt Fumttuno, tft.lln. WANT,;.;E;,D_ _ _ __ ' " CHEF MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT MANAGERS ·' IANTEQ 111-11 w. need: etoelrlc 1 ·, FIJLL mill:- J'ART TOO ct.mowJIIGIII• Fildl,y . ~..w!w1, retired Hleh Scliool · - · Scho'!i ......'}~· 'llf . API'LY .IN PERsoN . AVEii~ 10 ro no MR. a SON. ·"'· • ' ' ' ' . ao 8Crel can be cultivated, "''I I ' aJI .-. .............................. ltooold ll. c-....,., Ill • • EASTERII -.,~ ON LOWER Riter Rood, all eledrlc, Aiere 1111, rhw frontap. Ph. t411-. . . ., '* appolntmeut 0. D. PARSONS pp,·---IJ 3YIACRES oo!J. ..,.. Services Offered I..EE'S PLUMBING • R£1101). EUNG, ~ ~. 0, Ph. ·- . ISI.If * j I ' Sbeppanl·~~ :"!me ·=· - 21. ·-.•.. ... ,, - 11M 110111:, I (MAdO!I, aDd bath, J . one endooed, fuD 1'11111111 om.. ........ GartOI .. Neol - - A. A. Haert ..... Carter - . 11M711 " " - ' · •• "'""""'· 111•ace. tarae lot, 18 'l1drd Aw. CaD tf&.3lfll after I p.m. 11.1-1 CAllER AND EVANS, CliEVROw:! Impala VI, til-. -- lo .,..,., farm pood, aprin•• . 7 RM. home, bath, baoenelt. REYNOLD'S GALLIPOLII TV SO s 10 bam, A. Tob. B. <11 welll. plenty Wiler, I silo· 011 SocoDd A•bard ro.t. Sprhtlfield Twp. 2 barns, ..tra good one stw Acroa from Poll Oflloe 7 room home wttll bath .,.-~ ONEOR25 Pbooe!Umaee, loc:ated OD a BT ACRES joining city - . diJ Your Emeraoo Dealer 10-11 ll!boola, gaa • water, I 1'11111. road. '' 6 bath, baoemorrt, I .., p. It ACRI!S UNNETII STBGD'II rqe. New llalltig. llurrJ. WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Cattle farm. 10 """"' dun Ph.-· . , tf llld In 1!1'111. 21 aeres good lOOACRES timber, near ..,. feneeo, 5 VACANT LoDd, I* mlleo aut. room country home, barn 6 1.1 Aere Tob. B., 4 1\0r lob. PINKING SHEARS allarpenod oulbulldlnp. Prlee 11.5011. bam. bam pond """ 11.25 up, ldnorl 4Sc up. 1'1 ACIU!S llllllng.larp • . Located on Bulavllle Rd. Land 105 ACRES Sales & = 281~· layo good and hu ...... IODil ON ST. Rt. 110, 1-llltbs milo loll, born, sUo. iobaceo ...... fronloge, aH clear \aDd. a.oct lar&e I atory home and drGALLD'OLIS P'UIINACE 00 . 1 Bft home, large bam, bldp. culoU., beat. Sen-lee aDd Repair. mnt .._, IDo. a pDIIdo. Can u ACRI!I8 • Ph. - · "'al.. be bougbt I WBJI, 13 A... A., 2 amlll barlla, lobaeoo bue, or ab liB..,..., 1 room bome, buemenl, cool DEAD STOCK 6ACRES furnace. good fonee, 17 ......sed loll OD Raceoon Croet, OR MORE acres, II yoa prefer, HEW so s 111 llrfdt rand! Ideal for cottaces. trimmed In Redwood. lleol 41 ACRI!I8 Mlii!MEDWI ....,IM!IIon 6 malarlalo bJ No bulldtnp, so ...... bottom Kentuety builder. Price ,... Water DeiiVet'J 8ervieo land, located '"' BT ....t. Patriot Star Rt., Galllpolll ellanRed deoplle eoot of tumPrlee 14,01111. Ph. mms .... ......_ lhla llllllllb. Rt. eo ACIIIB 141, 1111 mDes oat. so ..... Ullable. form pood, I!UREICA welltl, tobacco - · 1lrp TERMITE Pl!ft CON'I'liOL bam, oufllullcllnp, 1* ...., ~ ACRE, I r1111. 6 balb, pao. FREE Inspection. ooll 411 RC5 bome, ball!. stolanltle beaL eled. plenty fnllt - Merrill O'Dell, Operodor for 14 ACRII8 LOTS OF LOTS EJ:termllal Tormlla llenlc! ~ted .. Rt. 180, large ...,. OHI!l ACIU!! or IIICII'e loll Rt. 10 Belmont Dr. . , tf ..... briDilDr . . per 'fl., Itt, lleoulllul loll omiookplenty good Gllloulldl.... I !be By-P-. City lob, TERMITE I PEST OON'I'IIOt .man barnl, 1 room, 1 Bit ID« Kanaup, 8llf lldlool dlslrlol, PAIN EJ:IennlnoHoo Co. 1ftleol. home wltb balemellt ' eoo1 any prlee. From f\111. with erabarg, Ohio . Ph. 174-1112. fllmaee, aomo good kloll I" water. llanT. 111-11 wttb bome. Ja, ._.... tflttlJ TWO HOMES Bart 'WIIiten, .., . . DOLL House N......, " 7 niOJIII .... balb, cool fumace, ...,.. Am&huy, ... tatloa avaUeble, reMDIIItit 5 rooms aDd balb oae IIGrJ raleo also for .......... or !lome wltb fllrlw:o, 1arop and wortJnr molben, hour!J, dilSoblo fDilnc otllllon. loc:aled .. . ly ,.. -tiJ raleo. I'll. tft. Thurman. A llllf1ll')so packaae at tllll • II IIO,IGO. W111 trade for I m all farm. ,.. Or' • PoiMUionJ•n.l WATER Anytime - Ill)" Cl' LOCATION a.- beiD8 ~ ... - 4 TIIIBI)HEW Nlahl. DQt-Ph. • . . . I BTATB 8'I'IIBiml DR bome- dowD 1o1m.., EveoiDp - J. B. or Leo NEWUSTINGS 'n!lrd Aw. 2 full balbt, W. K1D11 Ill tilt or !tilmore ttf-1'151. m.ll tlltben. dlniDI lauDdr) WE RAVB A NICE 2 DR 'bolDroom on ftrll tlolr, full ...._ plow at 14 Galfleld A 11'0111, - port. cleop lat. with a prqe. Look It over (;ltR11FIED etoelrlc aDd . . ancl ...euaa!lfB. Price rdad. woldlnt!. meohule, ...., """ BEFORE YOU BUY a lender -"· u ,.... Ollpll' - · · MUptl, Is I I cbeet lloltl 4 DR bomo attacl>..... Fllllllood. ,,,. .t prap, large tllclel. ~ LIWJ . . . . . . . a.m. Ill II p.m. 7 daJI a ...._ eoled on • large lot ll C. Joe'l AlblaDd SlaiiOII, 11111~...u, 0. · - · .. HEW lllltat I bedPoom, W. 'WI RAVB CUBI'OMERS "" 1!111, lllllf1 - ... .,_ Will, ........ fall t I IM., 1111 IIIIIIDgo. If ,.. have .... larp lot wllb ..... 1111 ml1aa perlJ ,.. .... aold clll •. """' - lloaptaillla .. HI. We buy, le1t and Indo. fll.•. P1L 4fi.MO fit 4fl. at.. DAftNO, Ill~ A - ' RICIIAJID. . Bo I P Pboae- Ill Aau!S 87 Olive Straet JI'OJI ~. Hll!l FROM ~ · 11, 1111111 11 11n. REALTOll l"'rm, Vlllqe. aty FARM WEEK l'ann Ill llllomallci. good condltiOD, prlco fiOO. See at Ill MDI Cnelt, Ph. 4t6-tnt. 111-s '. Food »nParatloo people \ . ohaiiiJIOOilr 11. er'e llanlnre Co. 1111 Counter aaltl peoplo-· •nA&••CJ am NEW F /ISf FOOD SERVICE RESTAURANT GAU.IPOLIS All1l PT. PLEASANT. ' R,.l Estate Fer Sale U.RP£'1' COLORS IDoklnl dim! BriDJ 'em bad< 'em vim. llae Blue ~ouatre. Rent ~ WE WANT GOOD PEOPLE TO SERVE mE GOOD FOOD OF ' Ofllco l'la.ll PERM. $8.50, 112.50 perm. 110.50, SIS penn. 112.50 WANTIID for 'l'lleaday and Wednelday Dec:. ·J llld S, Bee-Lov-Lee RESPONSmLE party to 11181111111 paymenll of. 111.11 per IIIOIItlt Beauty Sllop, Ph. -13. or pay bolanee due 1"11.30 lor liN lilt llereo wtlb radio, I opeed anlomallc ........... WA'!'Klm l'nlduoltl. Lowell CaH f15.31111. l'la.ll G'-Wm, t4f.DI7. .._, dol)' dulcb, Wool Cout mlr....., 11100. Soe J - Ruff, Olra - Cenllrpoinl Rd. or I'll. __ _ ~IJJt II'\OYt in. 3A. Robert L. BaW, .... 1111111 1er wheel ...... heavy daly spriDgo, deluse beater, buvy sell, Door We!Mrlooll, ft. 1111111 .t<o all makes. RenlaiJ. Slm- -.uu. '••• lrlc.. p eftt, Yur teWMI - full tiiH -- .tar ahffl. GaM ...,ly om.. - .-.so liM CIIIMIOLE'I' pl<kup, A~---·~ .:. ~·l!llutM'I!OW. IIY OWNER - ""'I ....,_ WE ARE about lOki out IIIII home wllb carpet, diJ - . .... full .......... Plafi need prOperties to uB, ~ Sub Dlv. 111011. Ph. Ill • · location. CaD .. 8lld we'D be bappJ to belp ,... oell ,...... Fora.nt Unfumlthtd aDd-,_ For lent ....~..... . . . ., We Nted Ustlnp PERMANENT SPEClALIJ Roquirocl by R. J. Roynoldo Food, lnc.,lOO E. Brood· •..___ Prloe reduced. OWner lbltl ODO 11GrJ bomo, ,..,..,.,, barn, ...... paldl, located m xnor cne1t School Dlltrlet. 110.50 way, Jackson, Ohio. Preferred applicant will have some college training and background In ba1it: bookkeeping. This is a salaried poSition with liberal fringe benefits providing trai""' ing in lodtor accountint 4 cost accounting and involrtOt'y control. Apply in ~~~~·::.i call 2116o5550 ontl aok fo• Mr. W. ltoy, Phont~1066 I ACRES, i room borne, lbNa becb ....... bath, well, bolllo IM beat, IDIIU tobaeco b8ll, ~eptk tank. smo. A VERY NICE I room home, air oond!Uoood, eldra alee kltcbtn with otove, two eu port, eocl-. ton:ed air 111 & . . . . . . . . . . . ., ...., BUYS 1JSED· TYPEWRI'I'ER SAL!l--4 ,... D. H. WOOD,Ia•ltor * Ill' YOU are btdldlng a borne or remodeling, - •· We are builders. Dlatrlbalor lor Bo1po1nt AppUonee~, AJB. ... lllleetrle. 1M tf I'll • lr!' _..,.. •••i Est.te For s.la OWNER - . . lo Ml to - . JUST NEWLY romodeled lbNa lie Ill estate. Two ...,. home. bedroom home, camploiiiJ A. lob. bue, 4 opr ~· new paroeiiDc In every - · pod barn, p\ellly ~ ...... large bath, new larp IIIOihrn lllo'*"'P rd. Price ~ tlkhen, ~oblneto. See t h 1 • home. No _ ... lor llpllr<. ..... OMt ,..., r.pto- .. IDOIII Shown 173A. Ull T. Dodp PJetap 11111 Z T,, 1111. TdCior . 1 Mlnneapolll llollae ,_,.. Ullll . New Ill" IIDior7 eou- • .10. New Ul s It, 11 ply """" ..... ... Inc. 1l'edenl only. Wu tii!I.SO now llld f19.50 now tii!I.SO. We YOU'LL Ute lido 1m1J one iliiij l'8lldl ... • beautiful ~ ltl..,.apoot lot. It lnoladeo I --.... complete built In ldldel, ftn. llbed baRmeftt, 1111 bollia, earport. drilled ...n, p1en1J 1110111. -1Thrm11'..... * · BAIIDREALTYCO. OK•r 181rd, RNitor StlteRt. 7 ~. LOW, LOW. PRICI!!S Cll Mat- APPLES - Red aDd Yollow Dellcioul, Grimes, 11Gme1, - . . . Rlee llld CorbiJI Jl'ur• 2 BEDROOM housetrailer, uWiStayl11811, Sweet elder. MlrDllare. • II tleo furnished. Call 446-0893. tet houro' open I to 8 IICII281-1 day thru Friday, 8 lo 8 llatALL type~ of building llllllerBIIADBtlftY Apt. No. I, IIY. urday, 12 to 8 Sunday. Weill lall, bloclt, brlct, MWer pipe, rm., bodrm., kltdlon, bllll 6 Orclwdl, Rt. 180, 1 milo wtndoWI, lintels, etc. Claude pnb. Adultl oo!J.... pelf. South of Wllkeovllle, 0, Wlntero, Rio Grande, 0. Cl! 7111 loooDd AYe. llf.lt m.ll 5-$121 alter 5. • tf aa.r ~II!>'- · ...., tot- ...,..Utiltll. • ... Est... For~ NEW GMC mJCK HEADQUARTERS For Rant p.m. Ohio. I!WGE I(MIImwll, I . _ YOIINO ........., rudJ to ...... and ....... wllb """" b mod eo111J11111. M.IOO pial ...... A " " - to llut aa17 a few ...... fi'Cim lbt top. llelld to 11011 lfo. ltl H IliiiT 'l'rtiJww. ..., . 1DETROIT (UP!) - llomy M<>Liln, oil - . . _ octl.vltieo oet ao rut • p.~ ao hll U, · . , pme '!imina ... ..., lilt the 0,.. troll Tl&oro, wlil be .., tho boaeh . McLoiD •fter Doc. WANTfD ' ttetp Wanted MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Tho Motional Cooh Roe- HAS OPERATION for • while ment opportunities. Ap- ....... •••n. tor the other extn.90f,nt ,.._yan~ ~.Vnde~ of • Ciolek titcGulre. tie no CAU. ot 1924'h EaolerD A,., Cor Rawlellh Producto lilY time on Ttturtdaya; other da)'a, aft- I IIOOIIIIIIflnllhed or S p, in. Ph. U6.20U. 181-1 and one extra point while an AD- from lho Cheablre, Ploooant, W. Vo. rler an:l the three-yard pass waa caught by COnnie Frederick. John RUey kicked • 22-yard fteld goal · The Crimson Tide scored flrat on Morpn'a J)Oit'ertul, broken · Oeld run oo the fourth A1aboJna olfonalve pla)o. Hall hod ln..,.. cepted hla first 11 two paaaea from CoriOr at ,_idaolcl on t h o · game' a third pla)o. Auburn aot '"' !be oconboord next when Don Wtbb bloekod a Frank lfam punt at the Tide 21. aod, after • goal Ure stand b.¥ the Alaboma defense, Riley ld.... ed hlo 22-yant aOid aoot. Clooe to tho end of the llrat half AloNw aot rollv 0111 Tammy Welpnd l"'""ceptlon at lbt Auburn 23, With • 10-yanl pao to Polo Moore moving Ale-• in close, Moqan. Ylulted aCr011 t..ne, Rouah position with advance- 1968, our new nu•bor will bo 675-1525, Point all - Seutheaatern Conference quarterback Loran Carter. car. ter' s '70-ya.rder went to Mike cur.. burn run CUT AND CURL BEAUTY SALON nu111 t.er passes oC 70 and three )lards by NEW Required lmmedlatelr br R. J. Rernolds Foods, Inc. This Is a p•manint, lull rear NOTICE Auburn, bound for the s u n Bowl, .a BOILER FIREMAN • •• Texas 75207 OR CALL AC.214 Rl7-6285. 281-1 . - - - - - - -.. FURNlSIIED a~ ..n al Ill Fourth Ave., (lalllpo!lot• .AliO IIIII' Pt. ~. mont e.U 317-1118. ' bama. UbiiJ For immediate lnformadon write: Cortl.nental Securtt,y & Credit Co., P. 0. Box 571, Ravenra, Ohlo, 44266, 281-1 Ch!caao for ono year. All beaut;)' servlcet IQII'I.nteed to aallofl'. Complete wi& oaleo and ur¥1ee. For )'OW' llj)po\,... Morgan ran 35"\nd one yarda ror touchdown,ltadHunteruaned n ve yards to ~cker..tw'ned­ end Mike Hill. Mike Donn kicked a 30-yard !!old goo\ lnd throe extra points for 15th-ranked Ala-- ·. FULL TIME - PART TIME National ~zatton needs repreaentatiM In this trea to work 11 Independent Bioken• •• •• r ' COntinental No. 111, Dallas, Mala Help Wanted I to be ••HOT"'uxl:retold enough to be • proven produc~ We can SIGN & MOLD MACHINES, 111 4fl.ta Hotel. •• the Tigers 24-16. Ph. tlrw 1n oa aamethtng new enoush icy. WRITE PLASTIC.MATIC ......... apply In - .•• Auburn o. IIIIL We furnlall to you1111ter· lala erKJU8h to net to you more tllan ft2,000 be!oro r.......&>r1c;. The ~ ~....: to have ! !'!!-cure fllaoclal future ln the \I)-per I......, bracket lo by cet- offer you thla type of opportun. 1111:111: CLERK, relonii!O ..,_ •• •• ••• •• . · lolt LMIGB bladr aDd tan baand. Jolll llorpn, Htlp W•nted • . •• Alabama lao~ The world'IWIII')'ti'OIIJlllanl trial& are peat. In aUeDCe ahe aufferlad, lD pa.. Uenee ahe bore, Till God ealled her home to 1ufter no more. ·sadly mined by chlldren, Ver... Frances and Chlrlea, and ll'lnd<hlldren. 281-1 $400 per week and tel· 'An lnveotmont of ...,. t2,e&5 wDI pill )'Oil In thio hllh prolltbuoi- to :• 615-1160 . IN MEMORY <t..,. deOJ:'moiMr YOU CAN'T afford to mtu thit Immediate IDcCDe, tpare time and cnndmother, Wura Claar or fllll Ume. NO experience, no who Plllled IWI)' Nov. 21, 1987 employeea, no overhead. From oneye1r qo. )'our home or prqe earn$200Pe~eefulb alelplnl:, r11tbw It Ill """ Ill ft. •• 1111 RED TICK COON DOG, ha• ,.II t:Oilar aDd name plste. Ho:· IS $2,50 HOURLY WORTII A 5c man Perry, Eaat l.Jrm, W. POSTCARD TO YOU? GOOD CLEAN WMP aDd llot. Easy to eam $10 to $15 dolly Va. Sal 1oward. If faomd, c,U er coal. Carl Wlnterl, Rio dlstributlns famous Watkin& 14Ntl4. :t.l! 3 Gnmdo . . Pbo-. MU1U. 1-11 Products an:l Christmas lifts ••• •• -.. PT. PLEijA~T ........ Business Opportunities lnMtinD'1 TREE WAIJKIR DOG, willie wtlb bla lllld 11rvw11 opo~~. Call ft6.GS13. 1814 • AND SUfPLY BIRMINGHAM, All. (UP0 Gator Bowl ~ bouR:I Alabama, behind tailback Ed Morgan's running and quarterback Scott Hunt-er' s passi~, took advantaee of Auburn mistakes Saturda,y to beat TO ~ally .•-- ..... ' fnn• ,,Ill. DHtliiM: 4r30 a .............. y. ~ SIA- SANI'A QAUS '· u,... • •• CAROLINA LU o ...... .4111'~ ,., '"'" 01' liM ,,_. ..,.4 .,..,....: :...~ ... ••ttirallol'l •II! 1M ••1114 I • anly nvlllllor ot the ....... a•M4. S:- lfO IAlF wtq Noll•• or bwilllll • f: farm daJ or otpl, JW. :::: .aret Ednrda, Tycoon Lib Rd., Rt. I BldWIII. a1 NAME fUHIGHT ~TTEMES------• 1~. FRENCH PURSE----------- $150 all FAa WAJQI ________ .$7.50 MEN'S ENVOY aJNTON WATCH $14.95 STORE HOURS: 3 P.M. TO 9 P.M. 0 1 0. 2' Rice .••••.•..•• ~··········· LARGE ROLL fiiCIION TAP£.;_ ____~ 101------------.,-$4.95 AND ,MANY OTHER ITEMS 3 2 t 8 Mapes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • RAUl OM Day-OM 111M • •••• -l7c hne IU• CaMaCI.IIi" lleyt • • • • -Hie line T.tn. ••n .. l.,tl't'a Nyt • • ·16o II• Alll't'•rfltl,. ... ~ ,., '".. r.~ler I11Mttlpe •Ill t.b the .... 111raJtll, All e4t lfa r•atrlcloll •• tt.lr ..,.,... ~:l .. altlc .. ler~a aNI to tM ntfvlar Dally Trllhr,. at.,.lo of ty,. illta"'•"· A,_"f eho1111a -.Ia '" the orl1in11l ••PY ••ltfati tor cloulfloti ad· ..nlaetMtW •ill M chof-,ad tMo rat1 ef 21c f• eech chofttt . Ill)' . JACKSON (69) FG~ FG FTM FTA PI'S. NAME I FANTASTIC SAVINGS I J "' " Ma- a 31-:J5 Overtt.me wtft 10Mf the RUTLAND - The Mota& Marauder• il"" tl)tfr cage falls Ill indlLlllla . ' Ia the ~eatlon lt wUl be aiic;lther long ~e ,-ea..on ••~theJ' were beaten 69--39 OJJIDinl: _Up.oJ Cl'l a buP.et bf DII"J', . .. ~ , ;.., . _...~ .• · Cell111 67 Greenville 43 ~ Jacl!:son here f'rtdl;t' nflht: . ~ Grl!ill .ad wltb ,1:1$ lift in the · .flelel"fee, biihtnd U Colwnbuo Grove 57 Cooch cart Wotro'o Marauder qui~' In I~ 11168-69 cllqlllip flral porjcld 'l)o lied 11oe """" o In lhlrd !11lftor, Cory-Rawson 51 operer, fell behind lho lronmen irter U.0,11lrot mhule ofaetion ...t at 2..2. Ued wiU1 Nl~ aillda' hllllna Lima Balb 76 Ll.ma C. C. 73 thtJ1' !~ ~he> 'VI!!Itm'~ ~~~ly pOe lJ!t a~~ · Ore:!!!, ~!t'. M~ badr: an ~ 18 ·footer Wtl.tt·-f ta aaeondl Del. St. Johns 89 Vu Wert 78 , ~ win waa Jackson'• s~rd In •~ row; _:Jbelronmen defeated on a tut break to hlt 1 10ft. rematn,tna. ,)o ·Ue the aeon at Coshocton 89 West Holm's 55 OokHW60.481nthtlrllOI>Iooguelldl~roarllarlaatweekend, lum.POr to )IQ!Ibe ·vfalton Ia :JUS. Jm Klaeo...,..... tllo Hiland 63 Zane Tnco 59 · Mello' 'l)o, a 6-1 ...,......... front t..2' ...t Jad<lll! 19'1 ·the onJ,y bu<ko& ollloe 0 ¥ - ~rTrl Valley 79 Philo 53 forward, oliiiOII IIDIIe-lllndod- atlemill• iDd ol nino free real or !be wq. . lod to 8lW ~Ill wiD. " New Concord 56 SheridAn 43 1y aaved the Marallderl from ll!rM · Irlol bt h!o !Irs! vorail> . The 1ronmeq .., top lfao1p ·~, omlber bardDover 55 Rherview 46 total entarraasment by taJb'l,ng eap 1JM!Irform&nee. a when tbe ftrJt quarter ended.. workllll. I.PMib" aopbpmore, led . Youngstown North 84 Howland 59 19 JOints tO lead all ,.corers. ·~ Next blgh aoorer for the Ma- at.retehed the lead to 29-18 at the llanuder ReNrYII bJ acor. Bridgeport 89 'l)o,- traDiferred to Melia raudero wao Doxie Waltera, ~~ half ume ...tied 50..26 ~ tbo lni , 11 ~ l!fou1;IIIJ' JIOC· Belllire St. John 83 from trner Creek u 1 freohs juoior oonter, got elllhl lhlrd period came to eloR. ed !be ln>Moen with U. 1 mu, bit aeven cl If fteld lOll )>Olnto, . Cl~SI,ED · lblllllute, lloe' Malro >r~ 'wllh Jf . . . 19 fior Marauders~ 11-:!J:.'*:'~"':; ~~·011"-'• ' WesiJ,~!:;.;;;i~!ight•55 . Hot,ahol PoW 'Grtfn, 11-1 ...... USE CLASSIFIED ADS ------------------ to Buy, Sell, Swap, Rent· or Hire ..._,, lnsunAIL,_..__ ...... dlttct wlfb ,.... 0..,.. . . ema at lhl Heot h. "-"'"'· 14 Slalll st. Aaonll tor ..... liN. R - - . llaapllal llld ~~tell llabiiiiJ. .._ G...... Gila Excavating aHIIIdilt C1111._ j BACKHOE, IULLDOZEI, CIAHit . GRADER AND DRAGUNE SIIVICI Bosements-Footers-le.c:h a.cle<· Farm Ponds-Septic Tanb-Y..-d1..,. · DrivewayS;-lond ClhrlnQ--'flll Cit • · Top Soil-Ponds Clea~orlclf!a. I.Qta "IF IT'S DIRT, WE'LLMOV~tft I �. .' " .. ; ' . ."i -· ( ID;J:";&:i'~'=·=~:::i:~'~'~:,, ,~,,,,,~,,.,, 'Jeff Tyo f1tal~ies .· ·' ,. .. '. ·, Spri-w:.=:nhao Upper Arli~ 66 Wellston 67lronton 61 Greentleld McClain 36 Sidney 80 Lima Senior 59 CrookJYiUe 76 Roseville 38 Kolida 61 Deslllor 5.! New LexingtOn S7 Morgan 44 Gomer 100 Ohio City 78 ... Guernse> catholic 79 New Lexingtoo St. AI 48 Xenia Control 18 ~ringfieJd Shawnee 46 Cols. West 77 Cols. Read.Y 62 Cois, South 59 Cois. Centrol44 Gahanna Lincoln 64 PieosantYiew 63 Cols. Hartle> 66 Vinton Co. 60 Zanesville 61 New PhilL 43 Mechanicsburg 61 Logan Hills 44 GoUipolis 80 53 BeUelonioine 82 Kenton 39 Logan ~ 'l1le Mar-· ......Pt•lil... ~~[:J~ :::-:~~~ . ' "' · ' ~ 'reri:J 1o1 · ;• '. ...t foul ~E 1110 tor two at tbo roUaor ·" """" team fii'Obbocl , ,,. Ja'*- toOk a 1.6lood 01 the bf ru•., a,.. i- -=-·· a•• ;;.;;;.~~.;.~~~------------ KIESLING'S Meigs-Jackson Box Located On Route 7 In Kanauaa, Beside The Gull Station 1 3 3 2 3 0 0 6 6 1 2 2 2 3 14 4 Peters • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • 2 Mossborger . • .. .. . • .. .. .. .. .. . 3 0 1 :2 2 2 2 2 f Clark . . . . . . . : ..•.........•.• l Elsnaugle . . . . .. .. ............ 0 TOTALS . . . . ••••••..•.•• , .• 54 MEIG8(39) 10 o 2 0 0 I 0 11 19 69 Cosby •••••••.•..••••••••••• Green· . . . • . . . . .~:" ., .•.....••• ne· Stephen .••....•.••..•.•.•• Osborne . . ....•••. , .••. • , •••• Nelson . . .....••• , •• , .•••. , . . 100 n. • CORD---------$1.50 2 au. fWIIIGifT__________ 3fe MEJn Nm GI.OYES---.:.._--pr.$1.00 100 n. SIB TAPE---------$4.50 12IUNSISTOR WIO------- :6.95 CIGMEIIE LIGifTD _________ .4fe 7 3 9 lt 4: 10 1 ~9 . IDEVOE o·oEa· · Tht IUt Of lht blt·lline AWAYMTH 8 5 8 18 ' 81G- lpilndtn 1e lht miii\Who'a · juat d.~ ~'Ptlnt. ~.\aka 1M blg'coot out of palnUng ,our houH. II 1110 ...... ..... big ilmo . , of r•paktllng your hau~t. boeOUIO OliO C!>Of - ..,. work ol two. 0..'1 toiol I!!Jr WO<d. Tl)' II. Not onjy ·. Oevo'e do double ·d utr, It ' Cll_,.. your hau• the mDJt h8cl. durable flnlah fl't ...,.; ll'e Are Now · Parllclpating In · Pt. Pleasant Merchants Christmas Give Away. FGA FT FTM FTA PI'S. TYo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tt 7 5 9 19 Myers . . • • •••••. • , • , , •.•• , , 7 2 0 I 4 Walters . • • . . , , . . . • . . . . • . • . • 7 J. Werry . • . • • . , •..•.••. , .... 7 R. Ha8&8rcy . . . • , . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 2 t 8 0 0 2 2 4 3 2 2 AuJt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1o Roblnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 o 0 3 I 4 Z 3 I Gilkey . . • . . , , . . . , , . . . . . . . . . I Boggs . • . . . . . • . • . . . • .• .•.••• 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o TOTALS • . . • • , . , ...• , , . , , .. 52 . 12 o 15 o . 27 ' ellllll II Opp. B&Ci ~..~, -: •• • •• • -••• • ••• •• • •• • •• 38 AI"J'ER BAJ.J..".,"JI1'igs' Doxie Walt<t-s (4%),.1il JelfTYo (40) scramble with lronman Roger Cosby tor a rebound in the second quarter of Jackson's 69-39 romp Friday. Terry Osborne (11) and Referee.Benny Stump intently look on. . . Defeats ... .. . .. \! ...... . . . f1'1r Pl.WANT -••• SEeote SIIIEfl NEAIEteOF SIWI.E- -- scored .•• on touchdown NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS HECKS POINT PLEASANT STORE WILL BE OPEN DAILY-MONDAY THRU SATURDAY foilecl. Uno. Barna &01 ito lhlrd TD early in the- thin! qUII'ter, lllll'chlna 84 playo In 10 playo wl.th llwl&er'a.PIIHI to Mor-gaa Ud~ Swolforir oett1111 up tho touchdmt"n ton to Hall. .,._.. of Chuclt'o llolul;y Salon lor 5 .YIUL He worked lor CyrU'o of Columbuo and lster Company wlahos to announce a chango In our afttworlng senlce. Phone 2, • -ply tn·p•smr'tO"tGG"£. Broadway, Jackson, . ' ' BEGINNING 'ECIMBEI1st, 1961 WE ." ARf·· ":t 1-r- ; ' ' C• •• f .INSTALLING,AUTO GLASS, FOR ANY ,IAR;.. \ 1. '. • . ., ' • :1... '· ~.-• OR MODEL OF CAL JfO SLIP$LW. ...... I.,: established customera in Gallla " Are&". Full or part time. We help you get started Write ()...92, Walkins Products, Inc., WI nora, Mhmesot&, 5.!987. 281-1 FOrd WISEMAN AGENCY 11111 1> T. Dodp ua aT. OMC 11M ItT. OMC 1M 1 T. OMC 1M 1 T. a... WI"T.a........ Off. 446-3643 Ew. 446-1796 446-4500 ltii*T.OMC~ *T.T. GMC GKC Pldlap * Plcllup iiiiii GHC ....... ltll 1M .... 11'AITIII88, iOHW aDd ld&- ..... belp. Lalaylllle ...... lim, . . IIKmtl Ave., 116 pollll, 0. o.taet lin. L .. a.,llr. ...... . ..... ,., Do w~lltfld - F1111Nll111ED apartment, ..... 111e1 SleDa Amold, Part C. UNIT.~ lrll llolel. ... NEW llllfllmllbed .... lmwll, I bedrooml, llduJta aa!J, • .....,.. A... I'll. aua Jll.ll Equal Opportunity Emp.loyer a.n omei ·.p;:;·,.. ; ttiii14J lrom I a.m. 1111 I --- SLEEPING nll>lllll, ......, rates. Part Cenlrll Rolli. 'Jt.U HELP WANTED MALE JIAIIYIII'l'I'IHG. Ph. 411 1'111. 111-3 --- a"pat•-tuwul-. ..., P'URNillldiD •• lrl1 - ~par- ... Cll PIL 1'001111. . . • . O.llla llotel. 171-11 ... lllfb, .,.,.. Call 1174 or.... ..., I'URH. APr.. 3 - aDd ...... 1111 ll'ourlb AYe, Pb. 1114711 or tfiM. IIH lanted I llll:DROOll bolllolnlllr, I MEN WANTED P~wctJH ..,..,. 111 ..... , ~tlua ..................... _ . . "'' " " ' ' • • 1114 . . . . . . . . . 20 •flee ...... ef C.IIHII....a h1 1 nice.. c--...lty .._._.e;h tl ""' A,t:1 II M 40fi-A,Ir In ,..........,. THE GALENA SHALE Tlla & Brtcll CIIIIIPMr GALENA, OHIO mllel out. Ph. . . - .... For S.le ... NEW HORSE IIAOOLIS, f41,11; new pony aaddleo, •·•· JCDI Cl'eelt Saddle Sbop, ttl 11141. OIIJee Equip. 1111-11 PUBUC SEATING - dloln, an - · folding lablel, llcbools, - · . . . - . MAPU! 11TEU0 RADIO 11oM. SIINIIOIII l!lqul(l~ ' CONIJOLE COMBINATION 1!1811 STEREO AM FM radio <GIIIblnatlon, 4 apeed dlanger. I'll- 6 Olllce l'ltlf ADDING MACIIINES lrom -~ 50 and 1911-50 up, band or e1eo> Balloce doe 181.20 or payDIIIIII M per month. Pbone 4t6-lldl. liN trle. SJmmono "'· ' Equip, 80UD BJ'ATE BI'£REO :861 WALNUT CODBOie wtlb t speakers, 4 speed automatic chaaler. Take over paymonla P.211 ""'· or pay balan<e f/UO. Ph. ttf-1.1111. liN BJ'EIUI:O.IWJIO MODI!lL ..... Ito equippod wtlb AM ' FM radio, I opood aatomalle 1m11 table. Take over paymeuta of. SUI per ....,th or pay balanee due 1131.84. Try H · ID your !lome. CaD m.alll. 1'1a.11 t• 1111 ZIG ZAG AWINQ MAIL onlero filled lor Merle MAaiiNII: Norman .,..mellal, Call Point Pl....t ~ lor your .... FREIGRI' damapd. 1'11111 der, ..., JOI'Itd!ed. Hao writtell warranty. Makeo bu1111alloles, bUDd bem * - , ...r 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu 2 Dr. eul ...,.., lfaldtap, Sl7 foar apeod. Ph. llllldles, wllb aut IIIINfon""'ll. 41f.1117. Ill.. Full Sala Price • • · Cell fiUIII. llla.ll \KC CAVERSIIAM llred Mins- puppiel. WID be .-ly for CbrllbaOI make - - APACHB Faleoa mDdel derful g111a. Ph. at-a traDer, Ute - · altepa .. """''fl. aDd-7. - · fl17, - AJII!hl17. lone ... fl'/7. WIJIII IIH DONT MERELY hrtalrte• ,.... earpell, B1ut Lwllre lllom. ellmlnole npld liMit llwnpooer fl. C. lral SUpply Co. ~~~... ...mn,. 13 VOLUM1: Cotnptoo 'o Plo:luz<. AKC REG TOY blaclt lillie Poodle, • 1110111111 old. .AliO ed Eocyclopodla, alao lnlalle I ROOMS All1l BAm, fumllb. Pllodle iV"""'"C, PIL tt&... Ph. . . . . 111·1, wllb beallb c:balr. Call 01111. at4 at D Vn St., Oalllpulltl, Ph. 111-3 ll'SII:D FIIIINmlliE: 110011 ..... OOITAGI, I . - , on Walla' 441.. 1110. Caa be IOail IIJ lt>Pikf.. refrigerator. 2 pa ranee•,_ __ , 1111111. PIL til 1117. • .. 'IIOSIIITE llllrlnl eleclrlc aut· bldo+bed, rooter, 1 m all tar, Ute ""'· Contael Ray bite, ....... and dryer. like .......... - 1114 • Ooltlbt Fumttuno, tft.lln. WANT,;.;E;,D_ _ _ __ ' " CHEF MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT MANAGERS ·' IANTEQ 111-11 w. need: etoelrlc 1 ·, FIJLL mill:- J'ART TOO ct.mowJIIGIII• Fildl,y . ~..w!w1, retired Hleh Scliool · - · Scho'!i ......'}~· 'llf . API'LY .IN PERsoN . AVEii~ 10 ro no MR. a SON. ·"'· • ' ' ' ' . ao 8Crel can be cultivated, "''I I ' aJI .-. .............................. ltooold ll. c-....,., Ill • • EASTERII -.,~ ON LOWER Riter Rood, all eledrlc, Aiere 1111, rhw frontap. Ph. t411-. . . ., '* appolntmeut 0. D. PARSONS pp,·---IJ 3YIACRES oo!J. ..,.. Services Offered I..EE'S PLUMBING • R£1101). EUNG, ~ ~. 0, Ph. ·- . ISI.If * j I ' Sbeppanl·~~ :"!me ·=· - 21. ·-.•.. ... ,, - 11M 110111:, I (MAdO!I, aDd bath, J . one endooed, fuD 1'11111111 om.. ........ GartOI .. Neol - - A. A. Haert ..... Carter - . 11M711 " " - ' · •• "'""""'· 111•ace. tarae lot, 18 'l1drd Aw. CaD tf&.3lfll after I p.m. 11.1-1 CAllER AND EVANS, CliEVROw:! Impala VI, til-. -- lo .,..,., farm pood, aprin•• . 7 RM. home, bath, baoenelt. REYNOLD'S GALLIPOLII TV SO s 10 bam, A. Tob. B. <11 welll. plenty Wiler, I silo· 011 SocoDd A•bard ro.t. Sprhtlfield Twp. 2 barns, ..tra good one stw Acroa from Poll Oflloe 7 room home wttll bath .,.-~ ONEOR25 Pbooe!Umaee, loc:ated OD a BT ACRES joining city - . diJ Your Emeraoo Dealer 10-11 ll!boola, gaa • water, I 1'11111. road. '' 6 bath, baoemorrt, I .., p. It ACRI!S UNNETII STBGD'II rqe. New llalltig. llurrJ. WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Cattle farm. 10 """"' dun Ph.-· . , tf llld In 1!1'111. 21 aeres good lOOACRES timber, near ..,. feneeo, 5 VACANT LoDd, I* mlleo aut. room country home, barn 6 1.1 Aere Tob. B., 4 1\0r lob. PINKING SHEARS allarpenod oulbulldlnp. Prlee 11.5011. bam. bam pond """ 11.25 up, ldnorl 4Sc up. 1'1 ACIU!S llllllng.larp • . Located on Bulavllle Rd. Land 105 ACRES Sales & = 281~· layo good and hu ...... IODil ON ST. Rt. 110, 1-llltbs milo loll, born, sUo. iobaceo ...... fronloge, aH clear \aDd. a.oct lar&e I atory home and drGALLD'OLIS P'UIINACE 00 . 1 Bft home, large bam, bldp. culoU., beat. Sen-lee aDd Repair. mnt .._, IDo. a pDIIdo. Can u ACRI!I8 • Ph. - · "'al.. be bougbt I WBJI, 13 A... A., 2 amlll barlla, lobaeoo bue, or ab liB..,..., 1 room bome, buemenl, cool DEAD STOCK 6ACRES furnace. good fonee, 17 ......sed loll OD Raceoon Croet, OR MORE acres, II yoa prefer, HEW so s 111 llrfdt rand! Ideal for cottaces. trimmed In Redwood. lleol 41 ACRI!I8 Mlii!MEDWI ....,IM!IIon 6 malarlalo bJ No bulldtnp, so ...... bottom Kentuety builder. Price ,... Water DeiiVet'J 8ervieo land, located '"' BT ....t. Patriot Star Rt., Galllpolll ellanRed deoplle eoot of tumPrlee 14,01111. Ph. mms .... ......_ lhla llllllllb. Rt. eo ACIIIB 141, 1111 mDes oat. so ..... Ullable. form pood, I!UREICA welltl, tobacco - · 1lrp TERMITE Pl!ft CON'I'liOL bam, oufllullcllnp, 1* ...., ~ ACRE, I r1111. 6 balb, pao. FREE Inspection. ooll 411 RC5 bome, ball!. stolanltle beaL eled. plenty fnllt - Merrill O'Dell, Operodor for 14 ACRII8 LOTS OF LOTS EJ:termllal Tormlla llenlc! ~ted .. Rt. 180, large ...,. OHI!l ACIU!! or IIICII'e loll Rt. 10 Belmont Dr. . , tf ..... briDilDr . . per 'fl., Itt, lleoulllul loll omiookplenty good Gllloulldl.... I !be By-P-. City lob, TERMITE I PEST OON'I'IIOt .man barnl, 1 room, 1 Bit ID« Kanaup, 8llf lldlool dlslrlol, PAIN EJ:IennlnoHoo Co. 1ftleol. home wltb balemellt ' eoo1 any prlee. From f\111. with erabarg, Ohio . Ph. 174-1112. fllmaee, aomo good kloll I" water. llanT. 111-11 wttb bome. Ja, ._.... tflttlJ TWO HOMES Bart 'WIIiten, .., . . DOLL House N......, " 7 niOJIII .... balb, cool fumace, ...,.. Am&huy, ... tatloa avaUeble, reMDIIItit 5 rooms aDd balb oae IIGrJ raleo also for .......... or !lome wltb fllrlw:o, 1arop and wortJnr molben, hour!J, dilSoblo fDilnc otllllon. loc:aled .. . ly ,.. -tiJ raleo. I'll. tft. Thurman. A llllf1ll')so packaae at tllll • II IIO,IGO. W111 trade for I m all farm. ,.. Or' • PoiMUionJ•n.l WATER Anytime - Ill)" Cl' LOCATION a.- beiD8 ~ ... - 4 TIIIBI)HEW Nlahl. DQt-Ph. • . . . I BTATB 8'I'IIBiml DR bome- dowD 1o1m.., EveoiDp - J. B. or Leo NEWUSTINGS 'n!lrd Aw. 2 full balbt, W. K1D11 Ill tilt or !tilmore ttf-1'151. m.ll tlltben. dlniDI lauDdr) WE RAVB A NICE 2 DR 'bolDroom on ftrll tlolr, full ...._ plow at 14 Galfleld A 11'0111, - port. cleop lat. with a prqe. Look It over (;ltR11FIED etoelrlc aDd . . ancl ...euaa!lfB. Price rdad. woldlnt!. meohule, ...., """ BEFORE YOU BUY a lender -"· u ,.... Ollpll' - · · MUptl, Is I I cbeet lloltl 4 DR bomo attacl>..... Fllllllood. ,,,. .t prap, large tllclel. ~ LIWJ . . . . . . . a.m. Ill II p.m. 7 daJI a ...._ eoled on • large lot ll C. Joe'l AlblaDd SlaiiOII, 11111~...u, 0. · - · .. HEW lllltat I bedPoom, W. 'WI RAVB CUBI'OMERS "" 1!111, lllllf1 - ... .,_ Will, ........ fall t I IM., 1111 IIIIIIDgo. If ,.. have .... larp lot wllb ..... 1111 ml1aa perlJ ,.. .... aold clll •. """' - lloaptaillla .. HI. We buy, le1t and Indo. fll.•. P1L 4fi.MO fit 4fl. at.. DAftNO, Ill~ A - ' RICIIAJID. . Bo I P Pboae- Ill Aau!S 87 Olive Straet JI'OJI ~. Hll!l FROM ~ · 11, 1111111 11 11n. REALTOll l"'rm, Vlllqe. aty FARM WEEK l'ann Ill llllomallci. good condltiOD, prlco fiOO. See at Ill MDI Cnelt, Ph. 4t6-tnt. 111-s '. Food »nParatloo people \ . ohaiiiJIOOilr 11. er'e llanlnre Co. 1111 Counter aaltl peoplo-· •nA&••CJ am NEW F /ISf FOOD SERVICE RESTAURANT GAU.IPOLIS All1l PT. PLEASANT. ' R,.l Estate Fer Sale U.RP£'1' COLORS IDoklnl dim! BriDJ 'em bad< 'em vim. llae Blue ~ouatre. Rent ~ WE WANT GOOD PEOPLE TO SERVE mE GOOD FOOD OF ' Ofllco l'la.ll PERM. $8.50, 112.50 perm. 110.50, SIS penn. 112.50 WANTIID for 'l'lleaday and Wednelday Dec:. ·J llld S, Bee-Lov-Lee RESPONSmLE party to 11181111111 paymenll of. 111.11 per IIIOIItlt Beauty Sllop, Ph. -13. or pay bolanee due 1"11.30 lor liN lilt llereo wtlb radio, I opeed anlomallc ........... WA'!'Klm l'nlduoltl. Lowell CaH f15.31111. l'la.ll G'-Wm, t4f.DI7. .._, dol)' dulcb, Wool Cout mlr....., 11100. Soe J - Ruff, Olra - Cenllrpoinl Rd. or I'll. __ _ ~IJJt II'\OYt in. 3A. Robert L. BaW, .... 1111111 1er wheel ...... heavy daly spriDgo, deluse beater, buvy sell, Door We!Mrlooll, ft. 1111111 .t<o all makes. RenlaiJ. Slm- -.uu. '••• lrlc.. p eftt, Yur teWMI - full tiiH -- .tar ahffl. GaM ...,ly om.. - .-.so liM CIIIMIOLE'I' pl<kup, A~---·~ .:. ~·l!llutM'I!OW. IIY OWNER - ""'I ....,_ WE ARE about lOki out IIIII home wllb carpet, diJ - . .... full .......... Plafi need prOperties to uB, ~ Sub Dlv. 111011. Ph. Ill • · location. CaD .. 8lld we'D be bappJ to belp ,... oell ,...... Fora.nt Unfumlthtd aDd-,_ For lent ....~..... . . . ., We Nted Ustlnp PERMANENT SPEClALIJ Roquirocl by R. J. Roynoldo Food, lnc.,lOO E. Brood· •..___ Prloe reduced. OWner lbltl ODO 11GrJ bomo, ,..,..,.,, barn, ...... paldl, located m xnor cne1t School Dlltrlet. 110.50 way, Jackson, Ohio. Preferred applicant will have some college training and background In ba1it: bookkeeping. This is a salaried poSition with liberal fringe benefits providing trai""' ing in lodtor accountint 4 cost accounting and involrtOt'y control. Apply in ~~~~·::.i call 2116o5550 ontl aok fo• Mr. W. ltoy, Phont~1066 I ACRES, i room borne, lbNa becb ....... bath, well, bolllo IM beat, IDIIU tobaeco b8ll, ~eptk tank. smo. A VERY NICE I room home, air oond!Uoood, eldra alee kltcbtn with otove, two eu port, eocl-. ton:ed air 111 & . . . . . . . . . . . ., ...., BUYS 1JSED· TYPEWRI'I'ER SAL!l--4 ,... D. H. WOOD,Ia•ltor * Ill' YOU are btdldlng a borne or remodeling, - •· We are builders. Dlatrlbalor lor Bo1po1nt AppUonee~, AJB. ... lllleetrle. 1M tf I'll • lr!' _..,.. •••i Est.te For s.la OWNER - . . lo Ml to - . JUST NEWLY romodeled lbNa lie Ill estate. Two ...,. home. bedroom home, camploiiiJ A. lob. bue, 4 opr ~· new paroeiiDc In every - · pod barn, p\ellly ~ ...... large bath, new larp IIIOihrn lllo'*"'P rd. Price ~ tlkhen, ~oblneto. See t h 1 • home. No _ ... lor llpllr<. ..... OMt ,..., r.pto- .. IDOIII Shown 173A. Ull T. Dodp PJetap 11111 Z T,, 1111. TdCior . 1 Mlnneapolll llollae ,_,.. Ullll . New Ill" IIDior7 eou- • .10. New Ul s It, 11 ply """" ..... ... Inc. 1l'edenl only. Wu tii!I.SO now llld f19.50 now tii!I.SO. We YOU'LL Ute lido 1m1J one iliiij l'8lldl ... • beautiful ~ ltl..,.apoot lot. It lnoladeo I --.... complete built In ldldel, ftn. llbed baRmeftt, 1111 bollia, earport. drilled ...n, p1en1J 1110111. -1Thrm11'..... * · BAIIDREALTYCO. OK•r 181rd, RNitor StlteRt. 7 ~. LOW, LOW. PRICI!!S Cll Mat- APPLES - Red aDd Yollow Dellcioul, Grimes, 11Gme1, - . . . Rlee llld CorbiJI Jl'ur• 2 BEDROOM housetrailer, uWiStayl11811, Sweet elder. MlrDllare. • II tleo furnished. Call 446-0893. tet houro' open I to 8 IICII281-1 day thru Friday, 8 lo 8 llatALL type~ of building llllllerBIIADBtlftY Apt. No. I, IIY. urday, 12 to 8 Sunday. Weill lall, bloclt, brlct, MWer pipe, rm., bodrm., kltdlon, bllll 6 Orclwdl, Rt. 180, 1 milo wtndoWI, lintels, etc. Claude pnb. Adultl oo!J.... pelf. South of Wllkeovllle, 0, Wlntero, Rio Grande, 0. Cl! 7111 loooDd AYe. llf.lt m.ll 5-$121 alter 5. • tf aa.r ~II!>'- · ...., tot- ...,..Utiltll. • ... Est... For~ NEW GMC mJCK HEADQUARTERS For Rant p.m. Ohio. I!WGE I(MIImwll, I . _ YOIINO ........., rudJ to ...... and ....... wllb """" b mod eo111J11111. M.IOO pial ...... A " " - to llut aa17 a few ...... fi'Cim lbt top. llelld to 11011 lfo. ltl H IliiiT 'l'rtiJww. ..., . 1DETROIT (UP!) - llomy M<>Liln, oil - . . _ octl.vltieo oet ao rut • p.~ ao hll U, · . , pme '!imina ... ..., lilt the 0,.. troll Tl&oro, wlil be .., tho boaeh . McLoiD •fter Doc. WANTfD ' ttetp Wanted MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Tho Motional Cooh Roe- HAS OPERATION for • while ment opportunities. Ap- ....... •••n. tor the other extn.90f,nt ,.._yan~ ~.Vnde~ of • Ciolek titcGulre. tie no CAU. ot 1924'h EaolerD A,., Cor Rawlellh Producto lilY time on Ttturtdaya; other da)'a, aft- I IIOOIIIIIIflnllhed or S p, in. Ph. U6.20U. 181-1 and one extra point while an AD- from lho Cheablre, Ploooant, W. Vo. rler an:l the three-yard pass waa caught by COnnie Frederick. John RUey kicked • 22-yard fteld goal · The Crimson Tide scored flrat on Morpn'a J)Oit'ertul, broken · Oeld run oo the fourth A1aboJna olfonalve pla)o. Hall hod ln..,.. cepted hla first 11 two paaaea from CoriOr at ,_idaolcl on t h o · game' a third pla)o. Auburn aot '"' !be oconboord next when Don Wtbb bloekod a Frank lfam punt at the Tide 21. aod, after • goal Ure stand b.¥ the Alaboma defense, Riley ld.... ed hlo 22-yant aOid aoot. Clooe to tho end of the llrat half AloNw aot rollv 0111 Tammy Welpnd l"'""ceptlon at lbt Auburn 23, With • 10-yanl pao to Polo Moore moving Ale-• in close, Moqan. Ylulted aCr011 t..ne, Rouah position with advance- 1968, our new nu•bor will bo 675-1525, Point all - Seutheaatern Conference quarterback Loran Carter. car. ter' s '70-ya.rder went to Mike cur.. burn run CUT AND CURL BEAUTY SALON nu111 t.er passes oC 70 and three )lards by NEW Required lmmedlatelr br R. J. Rernolds Foods, Inc. This Is a p•manint, lull rear NOTICE Auburn, bound for the s u n Bowl, .a BOILER FIREMAN • •• Texas 75207 OR CALL AC.214 Rl7-6285. 281-1 . - - - - - - -.. FURNlSIIED a~ ..n al Ill Fourth Ave., (lalllpo!lot• .AliO IIIII' Pt. ~. mont e.U 317-1118. ' bama. UbiiJ For immediate lnformadon write: Cortl.nental Securtt,y & Credit Co., P. 0. Box 571, Ravenra, Ohlo, 44266, 281-1 Ch!caao for ono year. All beaut;)' servlcet IQII'I.nteed to aallofl'. Complete wi& oaleo and ur¥1ee. For )'OW' llj)po\,... Morgan ran 35"\nd one yarda ror touchdown,ltadHunteruaned n ve yards to ~cker..tw'ned­ end Mike Hill. Mike Donn kicked a 30-yard !!old goo\ lnd throe extra points for 15th-ranked Ala-- ·. FULL TIME - PART TIME National ~zatton needs repreaentatiM In this trea to work 11 Independent Bioken• •• •• r ' COntinental No. 111, Dallas, Mala Help Wanted I to be ••HOT"'uxl:retold enough to be • proven produc~ We can SIGN & MOLD MACHINES, 111 4fl.ta Hotel. •• the Tigers 24-16. Ph. tlrw 1n oa aamethtng new enoush icy. WRITE PLASTIC.MATIC ......... apply In - .•• Auburn o. IIIIL We furnlall to you1111ter· lala erKJU8h to net to you more tllan ft2,000 be!oro r.......&>r1c;. The ~ ~....: to have ! !'!!-cure fllaoclal future ln the \I)-per I......, bracket lo by cet- offer you thla type of opportun. 1111:111: CLERK, relonii!O ..,_ •• •• ••• •• . · lolt LMIGB bladr aDd tan baand. Jolll llorpn, Htlp W•nted • . •• Alabama lao~ The world'IWIII')'ti'OIIJlllanl trial& are peat. In aUeDCe ahe aufferlad, lD pa.. Uenee ahe bore, Till God ealled her home to 1ufter no more. ·sadly mined by chlldren, Ver... Frances and Chlrlea, and ll'lnd<hlldren. 281-1 $400 per week and tel· 'An lnveotmont of ...,. t2,e&5 wDI pill )'Oil In thio hllh prolltbuoi- to :• 615-1160 . IN MEMORY <t..,. deOJ:'moiMr YOU CAN'T afford to mtu thit Immediate IDcCDe, tpare time and cnndmother, Wura Claar or fllll Ume. NO experience, no who Plllled IWI)' Nov. 21, 1987 employeea, no overhead. From oneye1r qo. )'our home or prqe earn$200Pe~eefulb alelplnl:, r11tbw It Ill """ Ill ft. •• 1111 RED TICK COON DOG, ha• ,.II t:Oilar aDd name plste. Ho:· IS $2,50 HOURLY WORTII A 5c man Perry, Eaat l.Jrm, W. POSTCARD TO YOU? GOOD CLEAN WMP aDd llot. Easy to eam $10 to $15 dolly Va. Sal 1oward. If faomd, c,U er coal. Carl Wlnterl, Rio dlstributlns famous Watkin& 14Ntl4. :t.l! 3 Gnmdo . . Pbo-. MU1U. 1-11 Products an:l Christmas lifts ••• •• -.. PT. PLEijA~T ........ Business Opportunities lnMtinD'1 TREE WAIJKIR DOG, willie wtlb bla lllld 11rvw11 opo~~. Call ft6.GS13. 1814 • AND SUfPLY BIRMINGHAM, All. (UP0 Gator Bowl ~ bouR:I Alabama, behind tailback Ed Morgan's running and quarterback Scott Hunt-er' s passi~, took advantaee of Auburn mistakes Saturda,y to beat TO ~ally .•-- ..... ' fnn• ,,Ill. DHtliiM: 4r30 a .............. y. ~ SIA- SANI'A QAUS '· u,... • •• CAROLINA LU o ...... .4111'~ ,., '"'" 01' liM ,,_. ..,.4 .,..,....: :...~ ... ••ttirallol'l •II! 1M ••1114 I • anly nvlllllor ot the ....... a•M4. S:- lfO IAlF wtq Noll•• or bwilllll • f: farm daJ or otpl, JW. :::: .aret Ednrda, Tycoon Lib Rd., Rt. I BldWIII. a1 NAME fUHIGHT ~TTEMES------• 1~. FRENCH PURSE----------- $150 all FAa WAJQI ________ .$7.50 MEN'S ENVOY aJNTON WATCH $14.95 STORE HOURS: 3 P.M. TO 9 P.M. 0 1 0. 2' Rice .••••.•..•• ~··········· LARGE ROLL fiiCIION TAP£.;_ ____~ 101------------.,-$4.95 AND ,MANY OTHER ITEMS 3 2 t 8 Mapes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • RAUl OM Day-OM 111M • •••• -l7c hne IU• CaMaCI.IIi" lleyt • • • • -Hie line T.tn. ••n .. l.,tl't'a Nyt • • ·16o II• Alll't'•rfltl,. ... ~ ,., '".. r.~ler I11Mttlpe •Ill t.b the .... 111raJtll, All e4t lfa r•atrlcloll •• tt.lr ..,.,... ~:l .. altlc .. ler~a aNI to tM ntfvlar Dally Trllhr,. at.,.lo of ty,. illta"'•"· A,_"f eho1111a -.Ia '" the orl1in11l ••PY ••ltfati tor cloulfloti ad· ..nlaetMtW •ill M chof-,ad tMo rat1 ef 21c f• eech chofttt . Ill)' . JACKSON (69) FG~ FG FTM FTA PI'S. NAME I FANTASTIC SAVINGS I J "' " Ma- a 31-:J5 Overtt.me wtft 10Mf the RUTLAND - The Mota& Marauder• il"" tl)tfr cage falls Ill indlLlllla . ' Ia the ~eatlon lt wUl be aiic;lther long ~e ,-ea..on ••~theJ' were beaten 69--39 OJJIDinl: _Up.oJ Cl'l a buP.et bf DII"J', . .. ~ , ;.., . _...~ .• · Cell111 67 Greenville 43 ~ Jacl!:son here f'rtdl;t' nflht: . ~ Grl!ill .ad wltb ,1:1$ lift in the · .flelel"fee, biihtnd U Colwnbuo Grove 57 Cooch cart Wotro'o Marauder qui~' In I~ 11168-69 cllqlllip flral porjcld 'l)o lied 11oe """" o In lhlrd !11lftor, Cory-Rawson 51 operer, fell behind lho lronmen irter U.0,11lrot mhule ofaetion ...t at 2..2. Ued wiU1 Nl~ aillda' hllllna Lima Balb 76 Ll.ma C. C. 73 thtJ1' !~ ~he> 'VI!!Itm'~ ~~~ly pOe lJ!t a~~ · Ore:!!!, ~!t'. M~ badr: an ~ 18 ·footer Wtl.tt·-f ta aaeondl Del. St. Johns 89 Vu Wert 78 , ~ win waa Jackson'• s~rd In •~ row; _:Jbelronmen defeated on a tut break to hlt 1 10ft. rematn,tna. ,)o ·Ue the aeon at Coshocton 89 West Holm's 55 OokHW60.481nthtlrllOI>Iooguelldl~roarllarlaatweekend, lum.POr to )IQ!Ibe ·vfalton Ia :JUS. Jm Klaeo...,..... tllo Hiland 63 Zane Tnco 59 · Mello' 'l)o, a 6-1 ...,......... front t..2' ...t Jad<lll! 19'1 ·the onJ,y bu<ko& ollloe 0 ¥ - ~rTrl Valley 79 Philo 53 forward, oliiiOII IIDIIe-lllndod- atlemill• iDd ol nino free real or !be wq. . lod to 8lW ~Ill wiD. " New Concord 56 SheridAn 43 1y aaved the Marallderl from ll!rM · Irlol bt h!o !Irs! vorail> . The 1ronmeq .., top lfao1p ·~, omlber bardDover 55 Rherview 46 total entarraasment by taJb'l,ng eap 1JM!Irform&nee. a when tbe ftrJt quarter ended.. workllll. I.PMib" aopbpmore, led . Youngstown North 84 Howland 59 19 JOints tO lead all ,.corers. ·~ Next blgh aoorer for the Ma- at.retehed the lead to 29-18 at the llanuder ReNrYII bJ acor. Bridgeport 89 'l)o,- traDiferred to Melia raudero wao Doxie Waltera, ~~ half ume ...tied 50..26 ~ tbo lni , 11 ~ l!fou1;IIIJ' JIOC· Belllire St. John 83 from trner Creek u 1 freohs juoior oonter, got elllhl lhlrd period came to eloR. ed !be ln>Moen with U. 1 mu, bit aeven cl If fteld lOll )>Olnto, . Cl~SI,ED · lblllllute, lloe' Malro >r~ 'wllh Jf . . . 19 fior Marauders~ 11-:!J:.'*:'~"':; ~~·011"-'• ' WesiJ,~!:;.;;;i~!ight•55 . Hot,ahol PoW 'Grtfn, 11-1 ...... USE CLASSIFIED ADS ------------------ to Buy, Sell, Swap, Rent· or Hire ..._,, lnsunAIL,_..__ ...... dlttct wlfb ,.... 0..,.. . . ema at lhl Heot h. "-"'"'· 14 Slalll st. Aaonll tor ..... liN. R - - . llaapllal llld ~~tell llabiiiiJ. .._ G...... Gila Excavating aHIIIdilt C1111._ j BACKHOE, IULLDOZEI, CIAHit . GRADER AND DRAGUNE SIIVICI Bosements-Footers-le.c:h a.cle<· Farm Ponds-Septic Tanb-Y..-d1..,. · DrivewayS;-lond ClhrlnQ--'flll Cit • · Top Soil-Ponds Clea~orlclf!a. I.Qta "IF IT'S DIRT, WE'LLMOV~tft I �• 18 - ~nuoel, ~~ 1be SUrda)· 1'imea • ' Dlk.-..mber 1, 11. . I A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Qring Top. Grade Results WANT AD INFORMATION DUD LINE$ J It·•· 0.7 lei•• ll'~lic.-tell ....._, O.H11- f • ·• · C•••ll•tleon• & Cwr.cr;..,, Will ~ IKft--~ ..... u 9 . .... . . D., -' P ... licetiell .• ~ REGULATIONS The PuDIIshet ,.,,,.,.., t·h , right h11 Mit 01 ,.led ony ads ck•mecl ob• fiscti•nobi •• lhef.ultlfsh-r "fiJI n.r ~t it1 r•epontibl• or mot• thon onto" lneOIToc:t inaM.Ion, .. :• ,. •' ~ ~ hTU •.• ,_ , .... • • • .. ~ ~ ~~ S ""'' ,., w.,~ Mhol- ...........,,:..... . lna•nl..., c..,,. 75c own Individual lire COI!tra<t 12 c•nta .,., Wlilrcl thre1 eona•c .,. II uftla ,., luertl•~ · .,_ - Wer~ •tl• ' 2J ,., c•nt Oiaco.,nl on ,..;..t •"" 11141 pehl within 1D ~•1'• · E • SI .S8 f., 50 word 111ini-. Ee . ...... ,_, .... ~ :lc . ~ with a In department of blo cholco. Ph department• .... Vft1ng lor thlo ..... .... Wllkelvllle, Rutland, Pomeroy and Middleport. 1'llt reo· SOli !be towusbtp II dlloontinulnl their contract 11 tbe laok of revtnue In tba paerai ftmd. Jl.l.ate ei• conncvti .. • ~ l ~ CAlC 011' THANKS & OSITUAAY BLIND ADS Additl-1 25c Cher• ,., Ae ... ,. -::· .t' :. ..; ,, .._ftt . .• RETIRING DEC. Sl. IIIII. WID buy 11»1811 un111 above daY and . - . No fur lr ldclll wonted. Bill BoDey, JleoD. rille, Ohio. U4-Jik: OF.FICE HOURS t• S:OO , ... . Deily 8:30 • · "'· to 12:00 Noon- ~aturd.,- 1 WILL I::J9 .•~rn . ~ Notte. ·: pa..- explrol u of hb. II, 111611. '!bull, each ......... wUI be reo~ble for nil s..... l .. ·~ 11IE TRUS'I'EES of 8 al em Townoblp lo lalorm .... n!llclents of salem Tuwlllllip tllat the will ....... ger be carrytaa a lin trsct wltll 181 lire depart.' ment after tbe pr•llll aa. lrlct wltb Pomeroy Fin IJe. ::. WILL DO aewlng at homo - zippers. pockets. pegging, hemming, alteralloM, ole. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, MUOB, Phone 773-5551 . l-liO-tlt VACANCY lor two eldl!l'!y pie. Proler private paid patlentl. p - Muon, 'I'IJ.6111. THERE WilL be a IIIII lhool Sm>lay, Dee. I, IJellmdDc II llOCI1 at lbe Jl'orbd Run Spor1lmon Oull. Ia wel<cme. !I!USJC IVery P'rtday and Satur. day at Jaok'o Club on RarrlIODvtlle Road ell Rt. 7. 11-11.-.: law a.tober 2S, IIIII, Jll'l)\'ldel eclucatlooll11811lstanoeofuplo fl30 montl>l)' tD wives IIIII wldowa ollotllly dllablod ..,._ rico OOIIJieCted veterans. Fer a wile veter., 1o qualify, muat be llllfferln' ftom totally dlsabbng service <GIIDOOILd dlsabiUty, c.- U a widow, the veteran's death muat be ot- !rlbuled to .....,.. - · o d - · Contact Mr. Jolmoor, Velerans Service Ofllce, eroy, Ollio. JS.I..., Po,.. DANCE By Tom Thomas Duo EVERY NIGIII • ~ )' · Monday thru Saturday HOTEL MARTIN BAR POMEROY, OHIO John J. !tole, Anti - · WIJ'J'eD !tole, JODW ADIW1011, Glenn Tuttle, Ma,ytord D. llarrit, 'ftleodore PuUina, Ha,• word Bluell. Lewio Edloft. : Albert Rooebary, Guy - . Perey Clrpontor, Gary R: ·' II- Dill. YOU CAN'T AFf'QJID TO MISS THIS. Immediate in- come, spare time or f'ull time. No experience, no employees, no overhead. From your home ...•, • ..• :: : ,. ;: : ·· • :. : .• or garage earn $.2004400 per week lnd Ill· An Investment of only 12,995 wUJ put you inthla h1ch proQt buslnesa. We furnbh to YOU materials enouetJ to net toyoumorethan$12,000 before rMH'derh~. The only way to hive a secure nranclaJ future In the ~r income bn~ket ts by getting in on • lomettdng new enough to be ,: • .. HOT'' and Yt'!t old enough to . : be a proven product. We can . • offer you ttUs t.we ofopportun. •• U.v. • •' Wtlto PLASTI./ot4TJC SIGN f; :: : j· • J: : . & MOLD MACHINES , IIIII llatb. lbllaa a.,. llflldl, ..._, W. VL , . _ 7'1Uifl'. l1-llllo tn.-Kua~ Jl4.lfc • .., Ett•te For .... 6-~-18 HOBSTETTER ,., REALTY ....... . . . ··-11 GEO. lfOII8'I'£Tl'El JiRoQ:R ln"lf'"······ POMEIIOY - 6 """" ll'ame, bllb. baaeiiiO!Il, level lot near NUl: r.r mu ..... t1 . . . .__. ana. TUt ~ .... lriR .. .... t.11et ~. Air ..U A. 1. Paa., ....... TaM a.ft..-r 1oa nL rwt ...u. c.,.. to HockiiiiJiort, Ohio Phone 667-3370 Sat.............., to ............ ·11 •• SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Hm7. .,uty, •11tTo doep tJNIIIe, low II jtly nrlon. 77S.U White Sldowall, 5.55 ONLY Sl8.95 Plu• 2.19 fMotol To• -GUARAHI'EED- tiloat popular oln1 ov-ollolllo, PHONE 992·2094 LiMited nlffl'lbllr ot MOORE'S 1.2A W. MAIM IIIII truot - . oeptlo tanb, water ll.nel, llalme"ta, .... topooll. . . , Baltr, Pbone or IIAipr Babr, Phllle 111W161. 111a.aeto 11101. 7'1$- DELIIIERY IJ.IIIo IIIII ZIG ZAG - , . mrilue P'relibt dantqed. Point aorat. """"· Haa f.)'l'. written """' l'lllty. blrttoabolel, 10111111, """" --· Qlt u.- SAY, PJa. ,.,...,.._ lllllllp . Employllllnt Wentecl CW'ENTRY, pollltlllc. ,....... IITEREO RADIO, 1M JDOdel IDII, electrical wort. PJa. atereo II equipped w1111 AM 6 1JIII) 8PINB'I' ....... A-1 radio, HJIOI!d automatic dillon. lllbl lll1oul lbdlll, a.lliN 11'1-1111. li*JJJp FM lumtablo. 1'llb ...... ...,. . . . Wtlldeii'L 1.111 o.tlold men!J of 111.44 per IDOIIfb <r A..._ Paibiillwl. W. V.. Lost 1nd Found pay balance due f!SII. '1\'y um. Blanket bacll ro11111t q, It In your home. caB ...... PJa. .IIDl. ~ 11101t1J bllot. Loll ID llle rio 1144tc Jlal'ATOII, PboDa - I olnlty of Rullalld, - .. a.- Plalllll, call ... .... 114111111 IJ.!He PAPER SALE w For W. or Tl'lllt 111'1 POliTIAC rtntllrd, v.. 1Do ChrilfiiiGs Cards-...99c lt11. tr_m..,_ Oldamoblle ...,,:tiiJJ;, V-1. ,Ty,p.,.,Itoo Pap•r.... 25c eo. Po- - 2·Ton• Fra~~te Pictures .................. ea. 79c lomlllc 3/oo 50< ... )IOifll' lnbo; 111111 Rambler - ....... I cylinder, atandard. .... ~ •. PJa.IIIJ.II' <r IIDml. IJ.U.Ite 101 W. Main FIVII: ROOM boaw...... Jllae. PION:Ulll '!n>el traDer, IWI. - . tea LiDeoiD 1111. PJa. :JO.Ioot, oelf.....talnod, oarpet. IIUI'It. U-1111111 lng, aJr ooodltloaod. Good ...,_ clition. " - Maaoa 'MI'I'II.. II...U. IIESPON8IJJLE party lo - _ ... of fi.IJ .... IIICIIIIl or ~ bllanc:e .._ mJO lor .................. lllllll'lllllo, kpeed- can-· ..... u•~~a ANTIQUES, lumiJure, cJWw. mlloellaaeoua. llrl. Boward Cedi, 1111 W. IbiD SL, " - I'OJ. ,....., For lent I"URNNlliiED prop ·~ .., Unooln HID. UtlUtiel paid. II.., Adults oaly, Pbone • - · - -'I1IREI - JI'URNISIIED RllOII APAR'l'MEN'l' wllh 11o111, Adulll, 212 floulll 1"11111 A.... Mlddlepart, ~ . . . II.... IIORXJNG IIEN'II _.,.., lwo 111111 betb, - beal. PriYI"' - . . . . . Coli Ill 11• betw- I llllt7 p.m. ---............ ,... U.JI«e SEVEN ROOII ~ 1B lllddJopart. ...., ~ 111111 ~ 111111 ..... pordleo Ibid - 11-17-4fe IJ.JI.IIo RAND Made Qullto, Otmlta1a, l'1flll IIIII <lllldotii, lllo haN eJpt clay cloot, PJa. IIIJ. 1'/J'/. 11-11-ate IIAliE Guitar. ~ De'A', Ulld ....,. Uttle, ..... ' plebpo, will I'NIOIIable Gllor, .... 10 recuJar ........ wllh trtp. le pkbpa, PJa. . . .. U-11_.., tab --- JIOODLI PIJPPIBII, AKC 'feot mlnlllbtn, m ad up. _IIIII ..,..11111~··"- .~~~~. II I tlo AKC GclldeD Rotrlnw IAIPIIII, 1M Alii SL, Jllcldltptn. 1141. ... ............. -. ... WARM ......... <1111- wilt 992-5196 ... lllan two IJII!Idl•. 1111111 JenD, Dean• ....... 0. " •u. U1t-lllc AKC IIEGJSTEJID) DldJihuad ald. Would ....... woododul <Jtrlltmu """· Allo ltUd ... wlce..... . . . . lr ... Ill IJil v... St., ........... JS.t . . -·I....,.. I WEEK OLD PlllB, Pboat JS.wte' 117.JIII. --- STEREO radio - e , I opeed ln!ermlud clumger. Dual volume control. 4 IIJIOaker B)'ltem. Lovely wllnul lln1lb. Toke over paymentJ 111. •·• per mont1t ar balanoe fll.l4. Call IIIIJ.DU. II..... stereo lladlo. ly m'IJIIo -flnlat! - IIIAPLE 1. . love. AM 6 FM radlo, 4 o'peaten dull volume ~Y. 1'llb OfW paymen!J of fl per liiDIIIb or pay Just 1111.110. cau - . . II.JNle TJNCLAIMEI> ..,. OWl)'. Holm l!ewlng Madllne. - no allaolunentl. - t• R • M DAY OLD « llllll'W lAibom pulletl, bath floor or •.,. nalllble. l'llallry -.a IIIII automallaD. lolodem Poultry. Boll Ill. Alheno, Ohio. PhoM lllf.711l. JS.J..Ito --- .. JI'OIID JIO'I'OR. • Cllfiic Jncb: .... - · PJa. 'Ill-· JS.I-IIp OOR!f. PbDne . . . . \ '"' but. I faney lfllt. cbeo, pa' t44.51 ar fl.a a AUTOMOBILE 1 - beH \ Loll :roar IIJII!I'IIo moath. '1\7 It In ,..,. homo. PhoM Muon City mat~~. or'• nce.T can ...... I II tit 11""'"· JfiOIIOBI'I... Larae• Bulkbaar Radlotor T~ or To Tho &nallNt Heamr Core~ BLAETTNAIS PH, llta.2143 AIC CLEANER .WHIRl LAUNDRY '"""••nee _Dod, liD-·- ed Ia -· - po.. lo bll ''be- 81!58'~ setand aa1Jbewltb Uee.. eaeort .••• What'1 a nile Ilion IJb Kaise'o OOfng Jtttll I bla2lar red dna a shirt Ttttll Wblte collaro In Ita wt.-? .... Nlze dauilrter: YT- Mlmlaux pve hot folka I llx-'< trljl lo the Far Eaat .... 9wonk JD!<llowupocobop Ia eallod "J!aanln- Alterations, zippers and pocket.. Profeulonal rug cleonhu., guaranteed. . engine, turbo 11)-d.rutatic tnna., power .st.eerirwandbralcea, 1967 OIEVY II NOVA 4 DOOR • - •••••• - • - $1995 lAM palleage, ShowrOCIIl cl~n, blue IlUi-tor, mecl. biYI tlnlah, VB enaiDI, autanatlc tnna., power steering, tinted glua, . radio, w..w tlrea, ahow llttle wear. 'Ddata 1 cream puff and vou'U love th11 JKISIU(ar model relatives . engi.De with 3 ~ tnna., eonaol.e bucket 1e.ta, \lln)'l tn- . terlor, only 23,000 mDoo b)' local one owoer. · white wall Urea. lhowrOCII'I cleaa. .. JOOd JtlpiQe, blue vln;vltnt., with bucket HUI,ItereoP.a. ndio, 23,000 mUoo b)' local OADOt, Like now lot Uno- oval •oiuYIIJ • Qulck Senlce • Flnlshlnt · · • Sand &GraYal OIAL 9!12-3284 • ' •" llolth with White 11)1on top. A nal sbarplo. 407 PAGE . MIDDLEPoRT OHIO:. 66 Skylark $4 5. 54per month $26.55permonth s101.661* iltontlt 396, Sup.r Sport Convortlble.' 26,000 actuol mllea by' on. careful locol owner, Tvrbo-Hydrarnatlc, P.S~, Power disk brake1, beautiful blue bott?"'• white top. 68 Po1tlac Locall)' owned 1111 cl•n IMido andOUI, VBeqrt,., lid. tl'l.na., iood W4 tires, radio, t.ter. ·1,648 easy miles, by one of •Keeutlves. Fully equipped. ~•r boon tltlod. 5 yo.. 65 Ford Any CtH' I tn.ck ,ur~:hel-4 Mw · wntll D.e. U . ..• 62 Buick A GAM I P'OR THI fAMILY •• , PRI!fl '"G•I4 Shlr P..-tlclpant, c - • 111 ,... ,,.. Tlckett ----POMEROY MOTOR CO. 308 ·318 E. MAIN -----~ PLEASINioo TI!RMSI 992·Zl26 worranty. $26.55per•tb VB Fairlono 500 2 Dr. Hard Top. Smort red llnioh with bfjock vinyl Interior. Auto. trana. 289 cu. in. Showa boat of <aoi!~, Chewr.land Sweepstakes We Service -What Wo S.ll $106. 81PIIIIkHIIh Bonnovlllo 2 0.. HaJd Top. Factory Air Conditioning. -Only 1961 CHEV. BEL AIR STA. WAGON··- S3<19 Blaek Doloh, red 101!., VI .,.mo. Poweqltde, ...uo CHANNEL 3' 6 "~ " 7 ..~ 8 .... ,..,.. ~ 9E CHANNEL 8 ........... " aw-...m $19.37~* ....111 BUICK PH. 992·2143 I ,, CHANNF.l 8 CHANNEL 3 6~ " 7~ - CHANNEL 13 I two - -'1-lt. --· Mon. thru Fri. - - 9:30 AM try "' ccm1nce IllY - thetl A aoilbbor me klaa. Ins • boy and IJIY folkl are .ure I'll ead .., 111'11'· 1160 :~A~· .WMOV -....- .. ~ w. w•. sooil-nl8bt. 1'1••• Gk>:ry I I * sn " 9~• IE Lucy Small World HWbUJ ..., Old CIWII :f~· very nice to me. God ble11 ai:Ch SH.reh lor T..,o,..,.. Troao...-o !ole .. C"o<llcll~ - Dotl"' Garno upu s.cm Storm - M.,..., GHonl 1~1101 U.. Llro"' u 4E" IJidl .-veryone. lira. Chlrloa Pyloa 121 Up 5~ .. ~~ _... lloofrllu' o...... Dl ..... ._ 6: .. N 7 ..~ E f.ll.l Etl !lulU.., 11111 ...,. Faat me ... malel. Pbolle - - . Oolllebl Ready • Mk Co., MJddle. pari, Ohio. ' • .. BUDGET PRICI: fundlara • .... third n- badrlo!l lbop. Babr Pundtll'a. Mid........ Ohio. .. .~a-~- M li•• ~""'Allen (;tlJipn'ololonl Door~ ~~ Halt~ Feothlll. or we f.J<e Obeoo Nollllle·o Nl")' World "fUr,.. ....... "'" tilllipn T ..t'o l.lt. ......- s ,r-• • ,._ ... -~- ....._. NrLr..,.... 00 5: 6: 00 00 7~ 8 '"~" ...... 9 '"~" UIJilo•t Glrl ("~.,.1 .._ CBS ~ ...... 4 .'"~ Taku 1 "11llel ~·· -·-- ...._ --...... --·... 3...." ....... ._ N.l".P.D. 9~ ~rSb f'.ar 6 ,.,.....,_ M.Mo Doal CHANN£113 (;o.Co GolpMI"J 2'"•" -·I li" ..... 2."''""" ""'""" Hurmy.Br!nlday Durio!~ 7n" Almo,. , IH" ..... lied !ilooJtool CHANNEll 0 ~. Dm'!Soo.l" -· " 8 r:" Be•. ll!llbllllfl l .. 1bol Girl ., .r. !.lult __ - .... -·- 0 "~ -· -· ~ " llavle , . . . . . . ArlforlrJ ·~- IJ¥1011 Won! Ke.,_.. !Uirohol '"" Limo CHANmJ 6~ PavJ & GolleU. "'' ....... 2:""" ,.. I "" 2n" 3E.. 4 "" Newo 8" 9: ..... -.... --· - a.....,......._ JUW>Y • • end rt&bl lo ,... ptoJed. "n " SO """"" 2~ .............. '"'"'""n.- CHANN£113 00 .. NFLF....... mu,y cards, dowers and alfta sent to me; also apeclal tbar*l to Dr. Telle. IUI'&es, rune1 aldol and the enUre hoopltal -· 7"'" 8 "'"" 9 ..""" 0 """ CHANNEL 8 !IbM Annen 00 Kanooa KarTiht.l Slwpy Jel'f•• CHUNEI3 6 '~" " Hlble llflllnro " - --· ....... SEWIMG MACBINE8, NP* aervke, all ........ WY lo ... , . ral!do ...,, ,_, ti'O)'. Aathorlwd ..... . . . 111111 · Service. We . . ., . IJclll!n. - --- ••• ........ SKATJI:.A.WAY M'*1 l*llel. 'l'wn'ICiwlal. ,.,.,, ... II, ar'IIIII'M, PrL. Die.. .. Hew y...., Bve., ...... --.. ..._ ........ -15: -·2 _.... 35 -·-. _ Die. II, T:IO ID 11:10. 0,. atrlsbltal Jve. a-1 OlrJI&. - . 0p11i Wd tda,, M · diiJ, flatlucla7, ,,. to It:.. Anllalllo ,_. i*lloo, .... daJ, 'IIIII- Ibid t\uli!llal · _.., llllwdlt - • • ...., II.. 11-1.,..... c •• .,._ THURS., DEC. 5tlo -A'l'"l .,P.M. •: S.lll"' 'the fvrftltwe en!~ heWMt.lll effects ef will 1M ceMuc"'. 111 et Knott• · C..-ftlty ''•'*• o.,. S... a-n. c•. T~ A..,.., Sto I ' •• • 4:.: 5..•• 6:.,. ,.._, Aa . . WarY -r... r.., Yo. Slllldd obi< LoYIII Niooo~O.. OitWII!I..... lll*lail 0.. -... an. Go.n.l~ / _.. -- -·- ---· O..l.IIIIIIUw - Pd't lr' I': -- -·-... I -- -- -- -- 6~• Albie ,.,.....,.. 9 ....~ OE 9 ...... F.dgto of NIQ!It ..... o: i19wrt1 UUlbtlUu 2E" 3E• ·-...... ~.oro.r 1 "••-·•""' .....,,_ ...... -·- u- 4:,.• S..E - ·-- Uil ......'ol..,. 6E.. 7:.. u •• ........... E',Je Gulli ..... ._ .... 4 ".... .... ~ • ........ -..... ..... 6..E.. 1'!! .... _... F1all&u • • - .. .... """'*' ·- ·--- ' '• . ., ' 8~ . . ~ 11:30 - MOND~l" 7 .• ¥ - ''GuneJ,' " SIJaQIIS.~ Wirily~ 8, · ·~n ........... -- _ War~~ 7 - Ddodar," llld:tJ ...... ....... 11:1! flu( n, - "a.ctle "' .- Mil "'I .... ••""""'".. a. \forld•~ ... ll:all - ...... ~.eq WlldWllot W..1 -·- "'!i'edow on,.. Lenll."" "~ hiiSo e-.~ Gu7 ~- 3, "'l.lon d n..bo'o, ~ 11:10 - f"onHt 1liUINlAY S. "'Kin u.ron D:linl." II. ~Rio~"J ... ...u• .... .... - - ..... ·- ..... ...,_ ........ WMA~ Ll:JO - ----.. ......... -~- ...-u.. SAlt:RDAl" ,. _. 1~, 8 ... ,.,. .... I - 1. "EKipoo II ......... ~ ""~ ~ n, "ror.. at - ,_ M......,. ""*-•" ..........._"""" ll:JO - &, "1lw.olrn1tr.U.,"VIII li<SO - 3, "'"l"ho f"la!JIII"tl K.,._ lu<:ldu," JMn WayDL Tl.l'.<.II,H 7 - S, "H.,. lo !larry 1 MIW.,... flln ," &, "Hor TINII'IIMn,"' r: ...... ""'- .... ...... H - B~ . 1- 3, ~oiN1pl ....... ~ 5: ........ ''" 9-ll."'lnU.CoalolthiU.,," 11, "'The lll.ako .'I n Clnl1..... '. see... l'o<hrtn ihSD - I "E ......... 2E 3E "'~ 7 - '- IH. ••" .1--W~ J_.,...., 13, "'Tho Kllllil an:1 1."" Yui l!N"""t, Dooborall K•<r li:JO - 8, ' "Mis~ ol !too ~"'I¥" er.'" Jolm Dont~. Alltl!<qo e - an:.. ......... " I~.. SL"I>ll.W 7E.. 8..'"'"" IIH 2E.. • ..,. ., ow u- PQ.IC SALE ""' dmtr ~ POUERQY tBANN£113 R.o1Mumllarll !Milly,-- ..... -Now · Jact'l eratkln, Sa-. ..,.... ._ al-a7t. f I 1111 67 Chevelle Chevo $61.37 per IIORih 1963 FORD GALAXIE 4 DOOR ••••••• uo•. Local owner and real nl.ee, .blue ftn11h, clean lDL, IOQd. tire .. nd:lo, VB eJWl•• ltd. trua. 1964 OIEVROLET BEL AIR 2 DOOR • • $795 ....,......__H. Folrl and Place Near Your Tel.,vi•ion Set for Convenient Rcfer4,ncc' ... my 111111 · lrtelllla wbo vtotted with me durlDg my stay in Veteran& llemortal Ho,..ttal; far t b o ....... Low miiNge. Beautiful JIIOid with matching vinyl Interior. PS, PB & AT. Like new. Balance of S yMr ·warranty. ~ PIUCE GOOD MONDAY 11IIIIJ WEDNESIJAY ONLY about- n'dtum me, 1M ohe II lho - - ~ Into •"'7 · - · Do you think - - O..llelffl: dy, !lotfort, and lho mlll1l Pm wrlllnllhla lor IllY &I r I brlna bor back?- JILTED frlead. 11>e neods help, ev•U lbe D - JUted: No - but a marriage nceue !lor bo7 frJond bor ..,.,._ would!- H. et7 limo be pta mad. ID»>D be ~ DU' mutber kneW l was wr1t. puJhot, kld<t, and alup bor. I Ina thto, lbe'd probably kW me know abo t.., maldngthto..,,u becauM abe tlpres • ''tramp" PverJeen the brulsea. • I told him ao atop bec:auaa 110 doeon't ooed 1101' help. I'm not a tramp. My frlaro good lddt. They Uke 11m, but they know wboD lo atop, and lhe7 don't break tho law. I _.dD, of potting with • bo7. but Send"""'-.. I Wtml to eJI)resa 1Df sincere '> LoSobro Cuatom 4 Do. Sodan. Domo. Fa<tooy Air Condlt.lonod. · 3 Moner·Sa••s You'll Like protero him arer lhe7 .,.. - not u lbey'ro too ()(_ Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing . ..at! ctr"!! to thewho Caii:IYstl1pers who ..... $95.11per 1110nth 68 Buick whoaoar- .• C.tifllll SWIIIIh VB Country Sedan 6 ponenger. Cream color wiih gold inte,... ior. Cruitematic drive. R&H. Power stHring. Shows good core "~·· tire&. 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON .••• - ••• $1995 Local one owner eU, new w.......-ttrea, ~I trim wlttl bueket nata, eoneole, ndlo. P.S. andl P.B., auto. trana., dark bl..- e tea- 7011--1-. I can't beU..e IllY tlirl reaJI,y re• ror - oflartnp, food and cards, Dr. ClarkudtheiRU'MI of the Holzer Medical Clrt.er, tho Syrocuae Nurolna Hcone 1111 Ita otalf, 1lawi1Dp - Caata Funeral !kino, tho Rev, les Simons for his wonl1 ol. collaolaUon, and tha ~ era. Alwtldl We.~r and Louise Dl.\lis, stepdlqbter'J. 12-1-ltc •·QuaiiiJ Caacreti 68 Flreblrd 0... 64 Ford Four on Ule aoor, tOO sC,-1., Leilani, blue flnllh. custom YOVTH ASKED FOR Tbtl oolwtm II l o r - people, lloolr probiODII and P.,- lho----.IIIZIIIa ness and death ()( our atop. ,..Frill E_stlma~s. Custom VB A Dr. Hard Top. One careful local owner. Beautiful burgandy with parchment vinyl seats. Extra nice. 1967 PONTIAC FIREIRD H.T. COUPE . . . . . $2595 10 70UDI E¥. klDdnellel and aympolloy •~ olurinll the W.. Real &tete For S.le New. "400" 2 Hard Top. 400 cu. ln. 335 honepower en · gine with -4 s.p. trans. and positive traction. Castilian bronze with black l.n.-.rior vinyl bucket seats. 5 year warranty. 1967 PONTIAC LEMANS tl. T. COUPE •••••• $2195 Boallllfld JIOid IIDioh with black vtll)'l !ql, 328 cu. ln. V8 'tfle"• mother, Gamet Da\idaon. We YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE DOWN PAYMENT. NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL 1969 tinted gloss, stnUoback oeot, Comtortroo llr condiUOidlo& · ndio • heater, and many other extraa, beautiful gold flntah with block vtn,yl roof. Do~.J¥r• lllaiWI'Itlr J'"" be He• alull Ida ..,... .... Now In Ita 9tlli 7MI", '"lbe Fazdallltlckln cbtu IOCioloD• · WE WISH to express our aioeere thanks and opprectatloo Uo ou man,y !rlendo, noJ&N»n 1111 Mason, West Vlrelnla 773-5543 WHAT A FEW DOLLARS A MONTH WILL BUY AT BLAETTNAIS ~ 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE • - - • • • S:U95 .Local one owner car with only 12,000 mnea, 396 cu. in. "Hello, Herman; for $22,000,000, AIR OO!IDMONJNG It E1sy to Buy Them tar polltlclon Frlllk llt:llllha. CUol 0t111tne ..,s a b o u t IDIIcll II Ill oaolldcaJ "" ID doacrfllo llw - · • of wr tlmeo and 11*1......... Wbol t h 01 DOOII II a of - · not k- 9:- I I tit JS.JIIo ""-boll- F.uio -lllclploS -- 11111 Jain an •'lldlp - " - • Club;• ...U, .... J ...... o tr11na 1o make Ita Ake a pc~~~Uiar America drillk; arauad Pearl Harbor? .... One o(0fll,.,..'IIIC«...,. IIIWI er:.. !ted .. Eaat SJdl club Ill olosw JulM Podlll•a CGplcaN•'• ' - - 1100 11101~-­ NMt' YIU'I prl.ee1 are fll: ond porlormaaeeo; It' 1 l Uttle ui'N, their troub1e1 and bl. Aa .,., and .,5 per per- .... 'l1le doll of I muatcaJ ,,, If ;y1)ll lhil* - t11o of HolonHelpUSI,It n - , llalllu' lOX- and-· Clll1e Boraa will pt tU a bead man• a llow noW, watt•u next weloamot Laucloa 1M ...,'! dociiJII •• er1; lhe JDd her umrt jut a~ .... Pll¥wrtabt Terence Redpn mantlo: !be l'lott Olllee I IJIOoticoD with I bruob•• .;4 • bOidllli ... b lOP .... recently wao oo be wu 10,000,000,000 plecea ()( Y u I • So Ultad, ohe loqot hor flbu- """ .... bit cJellbbed 10 be maO (yea, 10 bllllonaO. queotlcoDaiD YootH ASKm FOR IT, eare 01" 'Ibe origlnal 1931 "Dracula" Iooo fur and tba maJ.. be _.t die and II .. l:rHl dilled lflor bet Uo H- wrflfDI I 1)11¥ U "" Tl' and '"'Fraokeuteill' • moviea will Holen He1p US! this - · turn It, blo Up wu 1 barnp of Uo: "Tho Man Who 'l'boulbt l!o be I l l - off lor ~~ <hlll- HE MADE UP HIS eont." lmecUvelbat _.d make unulo Wu - · .... lluQblll'o Yule braina .... The "40 ~·,. aum. MIND TOO LATE • ... • 'Ibe '"GUae• People Pli.Y'' aldmor atap. cift far lho awtt who bu ev- ber on the Stew'e Addiai..SW Cro. Dear Helen: J..exl!o&lcro IW_o. nowa doolor ef:71blni: A aoUd allvor oatiDg fut LP, "'Eutem.FerrlaWheel," •• .. belllc tailed: ..... - I - · been going with a tlirl wallower -"'"ck lo Utlod reporta hit 11i1J1t11 ....,., It ell dloh lor 11285. Is b)' Dave Brubeck 1111 waa tap- lor four yoaro. SeYoral Umea ohe • "Dame• People Pia¥'' {bJ Aap tbird becauae tbe prostiea eli•~ JIIDJU Muoa at tbe ''Per...W- ed ri8ht- In Brubeck's WUton, hJnted at marriage, but It cll.cWt ••• GlbrteliO .... Another Arsb film a.......,. stnlaJot Ioiii !nom com- H;y'' TV III&TIDII Aid: "I'm 1111'- Conn., living room; DaveaodBlll oeem 11ko a good Idea at tbeUme• • • •tar set• a fat Yoakae jii71'0il lna out evllllap lor thalr 11IUal priHd iatlll feelomemoljrfOUDI are neighbors .•.• No, Vlrdnla, I am 23, and abo lo'22. We both role: Hedl Drldl l)la¥o K1DB Fa- oarb' lfi01'11In& _ . .... Rooe- and omelllnBod:" and you tmow, the OOok "i'ho ~· So- work. But I 11ko bachelor lifo. •• rcdc bJ 20th'• "Justial'' .... I.,.; a OADOt LoU Breebor'a ell be lo? .... Jamea Is not the cypo prano" Well, I went away for a two • II not about Tlmv Tim. DetroJ.t mull.c makers HoUIDd· In a I11CIDh 111 bla 42Dd tranaat- ()( aont1emiD IIIYUIO mllbl 1rY week vacaticrl and, when 1 re· Dozier - Holland 111011 ault In 1 -uc -~ croa....,. ..... .... --~ . to call Jlmm,y. c-· .......,.. There are approslmately tumed, my lltl 8lld we ...,..., Wa,yne c...nt;y Circuit Courtlhore at the Deleeate aald ~· co.. 486 m.lllion pigs on the farms lbnou&b- Ju• 11ko that. She aald Bing~' a oldest brother La r r '1 • apln• the vut 11otcnm rockopo. medlaa "don't need wntera a• CJ'CN!bl joined ~_ lite'rati with an nf the world. 0. bad anather 1i10Y. I saw • • •" But w. ltkl Jolll- - - eopeclally thank thooe Ollloe- · - ~J..IIp PLDOR -:Demonatr~--ator-. model atereo. BeauUiul 'ftl. nut <01110le AM & I'M radlo. B8R automatlo 11oa11nt1 tum. table. Mote paymenll of fi,:D or pay 1111.211. Set oold mud! blper. '1\'y It In your home. PhoM Mason City m. H. 11-- •• C<tllllrM(ft ---- No, We're No! Santa Claus all}' GurrAR lllld ampllller, ... , _ old, uoed ....,. lltllt, Pboae IIIJ.721111, 11-JJ.ao From tha oellent eondltlon, "tU:IIIOiiiO. HENRY a.ELAND 1"1111 l8le prtoe ...... Call IIJNDII. •• NEW YORK - Stlp Dell¥ walterl' DIW aalform1 an PH· lnmi<Olored; .. illdl .... Bet- - rooma, 3' bedrootml, bath, lull boorment. oat 111101'1, g o o d nellbborttond, property Ill ... IIIII maba laoey lltlt. .-. ........ -. .... MllllllJIPORT - lifo Ito r y frame. I .....,., 3 beclr1loml, hath, full buemenl, central IU beaU011. good ~­ ~ood. fl2,!00 lit, PO!IIEIIOY - 2 story frame, I Fors.le bUDd hem . . . . bver S.rvlct~ C. C. IIRADFOBD AIICHONUR Compleeo lenloo O'BRIEN 6 CROW REALTY COMPANY POMEJIOY - 2 story frame, I 1'001111, I bedroomo, bath, laU buemoat, prqe, utility ......, In baaement, .....110. wort, PhoM ~ 'I'IJQII 1r POMI!ROY lulfMSI w-. ...._ .... Fir - •• thla ,rico. F.,u, ..,.,....., ..... Built t.r • ltlt tl•• nto••r f..r , •• U•ltl -~ARPENTER: • - SchiWtrltl . ,••• DOZER, BACKIKlE, treao1Mr ... EIPUIENCED . .fatwSinlce On Display 115 Soon To ArriYa 3 . .An•nclant on 111111 Laotre. Rail oll!b .. ~~om....,.. BoW ...... CIGARI!:ITE ....on, """"'end lf!l"YYce. ABC Eobnp;tll!l, tan. 11. . . . Muon. W. Vo. Pltone '1'/J.UG. ~..,. EYINRUDE llau, otarm doon - pori. .......lcll ... llout. a- .. ldlocl Ibid cllun::btil. II'ROII WALL Ill nl, ,. d at all, em taipofu ciMtwl wltb 11111111. • ..... Ia .,,.......... Dll ln. PJa. ... ~ YOUR 110011 1Urllb6ed aport. - . All 1IIIIHiel pUd. PJa. RI7~20S t l<ADY 'I'OmlDO;)iboawi;;;;;;WG~t ml --· ~- . <I ., I •. _., ta Ill, ..... . ...... ...,__ all 111 c..ttlnfi!tal1111 o.u u, r•.~~•• 75207 w ColliC/214 TIIRBII: IIIIIJ.IIjD( ..... .,.. Wentecl ; WE 11IE unclenlped live ""' : lice that our property II poot. , : od lor No Himllnl or Tfto. : pualng, clay or lli&bt, u of ' . thlo date. .. aa. F'VRIIlSHED ... ..,...... GOOD HAY ml lim. OaD •••. U&lllp ---O..Ioll!!laGI. PJa. ... liN. ,...., ForSeleorRent 9:30 p.m. til 2 a.m. '' Nt- ""'* a liUIIF, IIIII .. teen cauld JOIIiblJ .,. "No." 1........ ,..--~ ... To tell llle trutb, I om Dill ..• pnlllo&IAI,.IUC-...._ tempted, ond I IJaiO ktu ! ........ ,.. _ _ ....... Wblndo - .. wtk1b' _OUiof-. _ _ obo do lo 111Gpllllll'1- COIKZ1JII. ...... oboul OIQ'ffll'1 p,.... ED FIII1!ND O..Prta.l: PIQIIor? - JUIIr ISN'T II> drop- . . . .. O..JIS: ProlooblJ, If ......... 1fUU1d blm. flo doeaa't . _ . 11ko mucll. tho)I01ol-•i10J1111 lho twablem - IL tlmodglotiOIIIDd-.. Bul be W. I bn-, If well .... 1V'1 Alan Burke's 1011 David will wed N, J, coed Helen lfJmon .. .. II'. • 7th clltptJna (Jolla Edwar4) lor t11o Watttlloo- • 69's Art Here .... NEED HELP to oare lor JD. valid bwiband, middle • apt! ARE YOU lnlm8ted In a Bible maa or woman to Uve ID. IIIII! ......... Churcll. If .. lr7. Bible Baptlal Temple, an 11>- be clean, IIIII no cJrlntllll. dependeot dlurcb, In llle for.. Pho110 - - for lnlunnamer llnnm'o Marine Bldg., tlon. Jl.lllp Mlnenvllle. . 0. Servb 7:111 p.m. Jl'rlday even~nc. Putor WentedToluy Ken De.rlngton, RIY-, WILL BUY raw fun IIIII bell lleemd Baptlll a.urdl hldea. Cll1 Cbmller, Lane 11-11... Botlam. u ... - - -ol!eoUte NEW VETERANs buttonholes, clam, """ ., but. - · aU wiiiMI ltta""'-11. Allo haa 111111}' olbr leaPay just ..1.17 <r montldy payment~ ol fl. WID cJemon. ltrate In your home oa11 1113111. 11-lNio · - · f3SOII.OII- • I room brlet. IIQDDLEPORT not be resp0111ible ror lifo batlla, I bedroomo, b o t Wiler beat, lull bo.oemmt, ... 1ny debll olber tban 1111 OWII ,.,_ . . . . 116111p u of Nov. B, 1181, race. near aobooiJI. aD.IIIII!,GI. VIlLAGE 8'I'OftB 6 8EBVICB Ralph no,.~J!ox 122 FIJRNIIIIIID APARftiiiN'II In Middleport. AD ......._ AXC P....-, Jbi!Joo, Cocbn, Racine. Oh~ 12-l-3W lrl'ATION - AU alook. llzlunl, 7 room boaw, both, doullle pUd. llftleJ • 111111, IIJd. Poodlao, w.u. -~·~1~ UU, BaJbotDO 111'1., ClahiJia, dlaport, PI!-. IIIJ.Inl. ........ """' lot. Only $11,0011. Help W1ntecl · ·w. Need smoil FlnDI C*lo,l'lloal . . . . . REAL Ertate flllelmiD or 111eo 11-. . . . IIELEN • VIIIGIL 'I'BAPORD lady for Jfelp Caomty, ........ 'l'JWLER LOTI. Bob'a 11'1• ABIIOCJATEa . 1IYliAaJIIB ... - . ience helpful bat not •zsn1tlal. Coart, s,r-, Ohio., . . OUiiRNiiEf COW ad a1t Write glvlns brief ......,. lo Bl. JJt, PJa. 1111 • . l'llono lt'l.all. U441c P. 0. 8os HS, AU.., Olda. loU-4fe CORD WOOD. Pltoao . ,.... 11-8-ap ,_,, Evil,_ u.-... ""' equipped lo .............. TRAILIR IPACI:, · N111J 1D BI:DUCII: 1LUZ, ........ a ad ap, jWitsbo, . . . . "' lilt ·'lfllb ldllll. 0. ,.. ollll*e .. ...,, " ...... Drap. ,.,_ • • l ...... • ... PURHIIIIBD Business Services !IBWING Madllne. 'lldl Jllldl. I ROOM ftJM•M•) ...... - . betb Ibid •••• ,.. Ileal, JWI•• ...-, oat of .. lloodl, ........... pool allleo. IIIIIJD fNm II p.m. ID I P.lll. 11-lttfo 1'0111111 """*"· u.. lllllJ'o. lllDdJ, .,... ~~. I ROOM a,tlll" ml, dell· lo dowalowo ,...,.,. Cd. • JIG biiDN I p.m, IWIIIo - . 'l'bel' OMio ID lhld< IIIII '"' - II Poco Collep Prof. Btlt Tread- ....... . ·-.,.,............ . lllloblocriPO': bll eoUobonlol' I I 1 i �• 18 - ~nuoel, ~~ 1be SUrda)· 1'imea • ' Dlk.-..mber 1, 11. . I A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Qring Top. Grade Results WANT AD INFORMATION DUD LINE$ J It·•· 0.7 lei•• ll'~lic.-tell ....._, O.H11- f • ·• · C•••ll•tleon• & Cwr.cr;..,, Will ~ IKft--~ ..... u 9 . .... . . D., -' P ... licetiell .• ~ REGULATIONS The PuDIIshet ,.,,,.,.., t·h , right h11 Mit 01 ,.led ony ads ck•mecl ob• fiscti•nobi •• lhef.ultlfsh-r "fiJI n.r ~t it1 r•epontibl• or mot• thon onto" lneOIToc:t inaM.Ion, .. :• ,. •' ~ ~ hTU •.• ,_ , .... • • • .. ~ ~ ~~ S ""'' ,., w.,~ Mhol- ...........,,:..... . lna•nl..., c..,,. 75c own Individual lire COI!tra<t 12 c•nta .,., Wlilrcl thre1 eona•c .,. II uftla ,., luertl•~ · .,_ - Wer~ •tl• ' 2J ,., c•nt Oiaco.,nl on ,..;..t •"" 11141 pehl within 1D ~•1'• · E • SI .S8 f., 50 word 111ini-. Ee . ...... ,_, .... ~ :lc . ~ with a In department of blo cholco. Ph department• .... Vft1ng lor thlo ..... .... Wllkelvllle, Rutland, Pomeroy and Middleport. 1'llt reo· SOli !be towusbtp II dlloontinulnl their contract 11 tbe laok of revtnue In tba paerai ftmd. Jl.l.ate ei• conncvti .. • ~ l ~ CAlC 011' THANKS & OSITUAAY BLIND ADS Additl-1 25c Cher• ,., Ae ... ,. -::· .t' :. ..; ,, .._ftt . .• RETIRING DEC. Sl. IIIII. WID buy 11»1811 un111 above daY and . - . No fur lr ldclll wonted. Bill BoDey, JleoD. rille, Ohio. U4-Jik: OF.FICE HOURS t• S:OO , ... . Deily 8:30 • · "'· to 12:00 Noon- ~aturd.,- 1 WILL I::J9 .•~rn . ~ Notte. ·: pa..- explrol u of hb. II, 111611. '!bull, each ......... wUI be reo~ble for nil s..... l .. ·~ 11IE TRUS'I'EES of 8 al em Townoblp lo lalorm .... n!llclents of salem Tuwlllllip tllat the will ....... ger be carrytaa a lin trsct wltll 181 lire depart.' ment after tbe pr•llll aa. lrlct wltb Pomeroy Fin IJe. ::. WILL DO aewlng at homo - zippers. pockets. pegging, hemming, alteralloM, ole. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, MUOB, Phone 773-5551 . l-liO-tlt VACANCY lor two eldl!l'!y pie. Proler private paid patlentl. p - Muon, 'I'IJ.6111. THERE WilL be a IIIII lhool Sm>lay, Dee. I, IJellmdDc II llOCI1 at lbe Jl'orbd Run Spor1lmon Oull. Ia wel<cme. !I!USJC IVery P'rtday and Satur. day at Jaok'o Club on RarrlIODvtlle Road ell Rt. 7. 11-11.-.: law a.tober 2S, IIIII, Jll'l)\'ldel eclucatlooll11811lstanoeofuplo fl30 montl>l)' tD wives IIIII wldowa ollotllly dllablod ..,._ rico OOIIJieCted veterans. Fer a wile veter., 1o qualify, muat be llllfferln' ftom totally dlsabbng service <GIIDOOILd dlsabiUty, c.- U a widow, the veteran's death muat be ot- !rlbuled to .....,.. - · o d - · Contact Mr. Jolmoor, Velerans Service Ofllce, eroy, Ollio. JS.I..., Po,.. DANCE By Tom Thomas Duo EVERY NIGIII • ~ )' · Monday thru Saturday HOTEL MARTIN BAR POMEROY, OHIO John J. !tole, Anti - · WIJ'J'eD !tole, JODW ADIW1011, Glenn Tuttle, Ma,ytord D. llarrit, 'ftleodore PuUina, Ha,• word Bluell. Lewio Edloft. : Albert Rooebary, Guy - . Perey Clrpontor, Gary R: ·' II- Dill. YOU CAN'T AFf'QJID TO MISS THIS. Immediate in- come, spare time or f'ull time. No experience, no employees, no overhead. From your home ...•, • ..• :: : ,. ;: : ·· • :. : .• or garage earn $.2004400 per week lnd Ill· An Investment of only 12,995 wUJ put you inthla h1ch proQt buslnesa. We furnbh to YOU materials enouetJ to net toyoumorethan$12,000 before rMH'derh~. The only way to hive a secure nranclaJ future In the ~r income bn~ket ts by getting in on • lomettdng new enough to be ,: • .. HOT'' and Yt'!t old enough to . : be a proven product. We can . • offer you ttUs t.we ofopportun. •• U.v. • •' Wtlto PLASTI./ot4TJC SIGN f; :: : j· • J: : . & MOLD MACHINES , IIIII llatb. lbllaa a.,. llflldl, ..._, W. VL , . _ 7'1Uifl'. l1-llllo tn.-Kua~ Jl4.lfc • .., Ett•te For .... 6-~-18 HOBSTETTER ,., REALTY ....... . . . ··-11 GEO. lfOII8'I'£Tl'El JiRoQ:R ln"lf'"······ POMEIIOY - 6 """" ll'ame, bllb. baaeiiiO!Il, level lot near NUl: r.r mu ..... t1 . . . .__. ana. TUt ~ .... lriR .. .... t.11et ~. Air ..U A. 1. Paa., ....... TaM a.ft..-r 1oa nL rwt ...u. c.,.. to HockiiiiJiort, Ohio Phone 667-3370 Sat.............., to ............ ·11 •• SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Hm7. .,uty, •11tTo doep tJNIIIe, low II jtly nrlon. 77S.U White Sldowall, 5.55 ONLY Sl8.95 Plu• 2.19 fMotol To• -GUARAHI'EED- tiloat popular oln1 ov-ollolllo, PHONE 992·2094 LiMited nlffl'lbllr ot MOORE'S 1.2A W. MAIM IIIII truot - . oeptlo tanb, water ll.nel, llalme"ta, .... topooll. . . , Baltr, Pbone or IIAipr Babr, Phllle 111W161. 111a.aeto 11101. 7'1$- DELIIIERY IJ.IIIo IIIII ZIG ZAG - , . mrilue P'relibt dantqed. Point aorat. """"· Haa f.)'l'. written """' l'lllty. blrttoabolel, 10111111, """" --· Qlt u.- SAY, PJa. ,.,...,.._ lllllllp . Employllllnt Wentecl CW'ENTRY, pollltlllc. ,....... IITEREO RADIO, 1M JDOdel IDII, electrical wort. PJa. atereo II equipped w1111 AM 6 1JIII) 8PINB'I' ....... A-1 radio, HJIOI!d automatic dillon. lllbl lll1oul lbdlll, a.lliN 11'1-1111. li*JJJp FM lumtablo. 1'llb ...... ...,. . . . Wtlldeii'L 1.111 o.tlold men!J of 111.44 per IDOIIfb <r A..._ Paibiillwl. W. V.. Lost 1nd Found pay balance due f!SII. '1\'y um. Blanket bacll ro11111t q, It In your home. caB ...... PJa. .IIDl. ~ 11101t1J bllot. Loll ID llle rio 1144tc Jlal'ATOII, PboDa - I olnlty of Rullalld, - .. a.- Plalllll, call ... .... 114111111 IJ.!He PAPER SALE w For W. or Tl'lllt 111'1 POliTIAC rtntllrd, v.. 1Do ChrilfiiiGs Cards-...99c lt11. tr_m..,_ Oldamoblle ...,,:tiiJJ;, V-1. ,Ty,p.,.,Itoo Pap•r.... 25c eo. Po- - 2·Ton• Fra~~te Pictures .................. ea. 79c lomlllc 3/oo 50< ... )IOifll' lnbo; 111111 Rambler - ....... I cylinder, atandard. .... ~ •. PJa.IIIJ.II' <r IIDml. IJ.U.Ite 101 W. Main FIVII: ROOM boaw...... Jllae. PION:Ulll '!n>el traDer, IWI. - . tea LiDeoiD 1111. PJa. :JO.Ioot, oelf.....talnod, oarpet. IIUI'It. U-1111111 lng, aJr ooodltloaod. Good ...,_ clition. " - Maaoa 'MI'I'II.. II...U. IIESPON8IJJLE party lo - _ ... of fi.IJ .... IIICIIIIl or ~ bllanc:e .._ mJO lor .................. lllllll'lllllo, kpeed- can-· ..... u•~~a ANTIQUES, lumiJure, cJWw. mlloellaaeoua. llrl. Boward Cedi, 1111 W. IbiD SL, " - I'OJ. ,....., For lent I"URNNlliiED prop ·~ .., Unooln HID. UtlUtiel paid. II.., Adults oaly, Pbone • - · - -'I1IREI - JI'URNISIIED RllOII APAR'l'MEN'l' wllh 11o111, Adulll, 212 floulll 1"11111 A.... Mlddlepart, ~ . . . II.... IIORXJNG IIEN'II _.,.., lwo 111111 betb, - beal. PriYI"' - . . . . . Coli Ill 11• betw- I llllt7 p.m. ---............ ,... U.JI«e SEVEN ROOII ~ 1B lllddJopart. ...., ~ 111111 ~ 111111 ..... pordleo Ibid - 11-17-4fe IJ.JI.IIo RAND Made Qullto, Otmlta1a, l'1flll IIIII <lllldotii, lllo haN eJpt clay cloot, PJa. IIIJ. 1'/J'/. 11-11-ate IIAliE Guitar. ~ De'A', Ulld ....,. Uttle, ..... ' plebpo, will I'NIOIIable Gllor, .... 10 recuJar ........ wllh trtp. le pkbpa, PJa. . . .. U-11_.., tab --- JIOODLI PIJPPIBII, AKC 'feot mlnlllbtn, m ad up. _IIIII ..,..11111~··"- .~~~~. II I tlo AKC GclldeD Rotrlnw IAIPIIII, 1M Alii SL, Jllcldltptn. 1141. ... ............. -. ... WARM ......... <1111- wilt 992-5196 ... lllan two IJII!Idl•. 1111111 JenD, Dean• ....... 0. " •u. U1t-lllc AKC IIEGJSTEJID) DldJihuad ald. Would ....... woododul <Jtrlltmu """· Allo ltUd ... wlce..... . . . . lr ... Ill IJil v... St., ........... JS.t . . -·I....,.. I WEEK OLD PlllB, Pboat JS.wte' 117.JIII. --- STEREO radio - e , I opeed ln!ermlud clumger. Dual volume control. 4 IIJIOaker B)'ltem. Lovely wllnul lln1lb. Toke over paymentJ 111. •·• per mont1t ar balanoe fll.l4. Call IIIIJ.DU. II..... stereo lladlo. ly m'IJIIo -flnlat! - IIIAPLE 1. . love. AM 6 FM radlo, 4 o'peaten dull volume ~Y. 1'llb OfW paymen!J of fl per liiDIIIb or pay Just 1111.110. cau - . . II.JNle TJNCLAIMEI> ..,. OWl)'. Holm l!ewlng Madllne. - no allaolunentl. - t• R • M DAY OLD « llllll'W lAibom pulletl, bath floor or •.,. nalllble. l'llallry -.a IIIII automallaD. lolodem Poultry. Boll Ill. Alheno, Ohio. PhoM lllf.711l. JS.J..Ito --- .. JI'OIID JIO'I'OR. • Cllfiic Jncb: .... - · PJa. 'Ill-· JS.I-IIp OOR!f. PbDne . . . . \ '"' but. I faney lfllt. cbeo, pa' t44.51 ar fl.a a AUTOMOBILE 1 - beH \ Loll :roar IIJII!I'IIo moath. '1\7 It In ,..,. homo. PhoM Muon City mat~~. or'• nce.T can ...... I II tit 11""'"· JfiOIIOBI'I... Larae• Bulkbaar Radlotor T~ or To Tho &nallNt Heamr Core~ BLAETTNAIS PH, llta.2143 AIC CLEANER .WHIRl LAUNDRY '"""••nee _Dod, liD-·- ed Ia -· - po.. lo bll ''be- 81!58'~ setand aa1Jbewltb Uee.. eaeort .••• What'1 a nile Ilion IJb Kaise'o OOfng Jtttll I bla2lar red dna a shirt Ttttll Wblte collaro In Ita wt.-? .... Nlze dauilrter: YT- Mlmlaux pve hot folka I llx-'< trljl lo the Far Eaat .... 9wonk JD!<llowupocobop Ia eallod "J!aanln- Alterations, zippers and pocket.. Profeulonal rug cleonhu., guaranteed. . engine, turbo 11)-d.rutatic tnna., power .st.eerirwandbralcea, 1967 OIEVY II NOVA 4 DOOR • - •••••• - • - $1995 lAM palleage, ShowrOCIIl cl~n, blue IlUi-tor, mecl. biYI tlnlah, VB enaiDI, autanatlc tnna., power steering, tinted glua, . radio, w..w tlrea, ahow llttle wear. 'Ddata 1 cream puff and vou'U love th11 JKISIU(ar model relatives . engi.De with 3 ~ tnna., eonaol.e bucket 1e.ta, \lln)'l tn- . terlor, only 23,000 mDoo b)' local one owoer. · white wall Urea. lhowrOCII'I cleaa. .. JOOd JtlpiQe, blue vln;vltnt., with bucket HUI,ItereoP.a. ndio, 23,000 mUoo b)' local OADOt, Like now lot Uno- oval •oiuYIIJ • Qulck Senlce • Flnlshlnt · · • Sand &GraYal OIAL 9!12-3284 • ' •" llolth with White 11)1on top. A nal sbarplo. 407 PAGE . MIDDLEPoRT OHIO:. 66 Skylark $4 5. 54per month $26.55permonth s101.661* iltontlt 396, Sup.r Sport Convortlble.' 26,000 actuol mllea by' on. careful locol owner, Tvrbo-Hydrarnatlc, P.S~, Power disk brake1, beautiful blue bott?"'• white top. 68 Po1tlac Locall)' owned 1111 cl•n IMido andOUI, VBeqrt,., lid. tl'l.na., iood W4 tires, radio, t.ter. ·1,648 easy miles, by one of •Keeutlves. Fully equipped. ~•r boon tltlod. 5 yo.. 65 Ford Any CtH' I tn.ck ,ur~:hel-4 Mw · wntll D.e. U . ..• 62 Buick A GAM I P'OR THI fAMILY •• , PRI!fl '"G•I4 Shlr P..-tlclpant, c - • 111 ,... ,,.. Tlckett ----POMEROY MOTOR CO. 308 ·318 E. MAIN -----~ PLEASINioo TI!RMSI 992·Zl26 worranty. $26.55per•tb VB Fairlono 500 2 Dr. Hard Top. Smort red llnioh with bfjock vinyl Interior. Auto. trana. 289 cu. in. Showa boat of <aoi!~, Chewr.land Sweepstakes We Service -What Wo S.ll $106. 81PIIIIkHIIh Bonnovlllo 2 0.. HaJd Top. Factory Air Conditioning. -Only 1961 CHEV. BEL AIR STA. WAGON··- S3<19 Blaek Doloh, red 101!., VI .,.mo. Poweqltde, ...uo CHANNEL 3' 6 "~ " 7 ..~ 8 .... ,..,.. ~ 9E CHANNEL 8 ........... " aw-...m $19.37~* ....111 BUICK PH. 992·2143 I ,, CHANNF.l 8 CHANNEL 3 6~ " 7~ - CHANNEL 13 I two - -'1-lt. --· Mon. thru Fri. - - 9:30 AM try "' ccm1nce IllY - thetl A aoilbbor me klaa. Ins • boy and IJIY folkl are .ure I'll ead .., 111'11'· 1160 :~A~· .WMOV -....- .. ~ w. w•. sooil-nl8bt. 1'1••• Gk>:ry I I * sn " 9~• IE Lucy Small World HWbUJ ..., Old CIWII :f~· very nice to me. God ble11 ai:Ch SH.reh lor T..,o,..,.. Troao...-o !ole .. C"o<llcll~ - Dotl"' Garno upu s.cm Storm - M.,..., GHonl 1~1101 U.. Llro"' u 4E" IJidl .-veryone. lira. Chlrloa Pyloa 121 Up 5~ .. ~~ _... lloofrllu' o...... Dl ..... ._ 6: .. N 7 ..~ E f.ll.l Etl !lulU.., 11111 ...,. Faat me ... malel. Pbolle - - . Oolllebl Ready • Mk Co., MJddle. pari, Ohio. ' • .. BUDGET PRICI: fundlara • .... third n- badrlo!l lbop. Babr Pundtll'a. Mid........ Ohio. .. .~a-~- M li•• ~""'Allen (;tlJipn'ololonl Door~ ~~ Halt~ Feothlll. or we f.J<e Obeoo Nollllle·o Nl")' World "fUr,.. ....... "'" tilllipn T ..t'o l.lt. ......- s ,r-• • ,._ ... -~- ....._. NrLr..,.... 00 5: 6: 00 00 7~ 8 '"~" ...... 9 '"~" UIJilo•t Glrl ("~.,.1 .._ CBS ~ ...... 4 .'"~ Taku 1 "11llel ~·· -·-- ...._ --...... --·... 3...." ....... ._ N.l".P.D. 9~ ~rSb f'.ar 6 ,.,.....,_ M.Mo Doal CHANN£113 (;o.Co GolpMI"J 2'"•" -·I li" ..... 2."''""" ""'""" Hurmy.Br!nlday Durio!~ 7n" Almo,. , IH" ..... lied !ilooJtool CHANNEll 0 ~. Dm'!Soo.l" -· " 8 r:" Be•. ll!llbllllfl l .. 1bol Girl ., .r. !.lult __ - .... -·- 0 "~ -· -· ~ " llavle , . . . . . . ArlforlrJ ·~- IJ¥1011 Won! Ke.,_.. !Uirohol '"" Limo CHANmJ 6~ PavJ & GolleU. "'' ....... 2:""" ,.. I "" 2n" 3E.. 4 "" Newo 8" 9: ..... -.... --· - a.....,......._ JUW>Y • • end rt&bl lo ,... ptoJed. "n " SO """"" 2~ .............. '"'"'""n.- CHANN£113 00 .. NFLF....... mu,y cards, dowers and alfta sent to me; also apeclal tbar*l to Dr. Telle. IUI'&es, rune1 aldol and the enUre hoopltal -· 7"'" 8 "'"" 9 ..""" 0 """ CHANNEL 8 !IbM Annen 00 Kanooa KarTiht.l Slwpy Jel'f•• CHUNEI3 6 '~" " Hlble llflllnro " - --· ....... SEWIMG MACBINE8, NP* aervke, all ........ WY lo ... , . ral!do ...,, ,_, ti'O)'. Aathorlwd ..... . . . 111111 · Service. We . . ., . IJclll!n. - --- ••• ........ SKATJI:.A.WAY M'*1 l*llel. 'l'wn'ICiwlal. ,.,.,, ... II, ar'IIIII'M, PrL. Die.. .. Hew y...., Bve., ...... --.. ..._ ........ -15: -·2 _.... 35 -·-. _ Die. II, T:IO ID 11:10. 0,. atrlsbltal Jve. a-1 OlrJI&. - . 0p11i Wd tda,, M · diiJ, flatlucla7, ,,. to It:.. Anllalllo ,_. i*lloo, .... daJ, 'IIIII- Ibid t\uli!llal · _.., llllwdlt - • • ...., II.. 11-1.,..... c •• .,._ THURS., DEC. 5tlo -A'l'"l .,P.M. •: S.lll"' 'the fvrftltwe en!~ heWMt.lll effects ef will 1M ceMuc"'. 111 et Knott• · C..-ftlty ''•'*• o.,. S... a-n. c•. T~ A..,.., Sto I ' •• • 4:.: 5..•• 6:.,. ,.._, Aa . . WarY -r... r.., Yo. Slllldd obi< LoYIII Niooo~O.. OitWII!I..... lll*lail 0.. -... an. Go.n.l~ / _.. -- -·- ---· O..l.IIIIIIUw - Pd't lr' I': -- -·-... I -- -- -- -- 6~• Albie ,.,.....,.. 9 ....~ OE 9 ...... F.dgto of NIQ!It ..... o: i19wrt1 UUlbtlUu 2E" 3E• ·-...... ~.oro.r 1 "••-·•""' .....,,_ ...... -·- u- 4:,.• S..E - ·-- Uil ......'ol..,. 6E.. 7:.. u •• ........... E',Je Gulli ..... ._ .... 4 ".... .... ~ • ........ -..... ..... 6..E.. 1'!! .... _... F1all&u • • - .. .... """'*' ·- ·--- ' '• . ., ' 8~ . . ~ 11:30 - MOND~l" 7 .• ¥ - ''GuneJ,' " SIJaQIIS.~ Wirily~ 8, · ·~n ........... -- _ War~~ 7 - Ddodar," llld:tJ ...... ....... 11:1! flu( n, - "a.ctle "' .- Mil "'I .... ••""""'".. a. \forld•~ ... ll:all - ...... ~.eq WlldWllot W..1 -·- "'!i'edow on,.. Lenll."" "~ hiiSo e-.~ Gu7 ~- 3, "'l.lon d n..bo'o, ~ 11:10 - f"onHt 1liUINlAY S. "'Kin u.ron D:linl." II. ~Rio~"J ... ...u• .... .... - - ..... ·- ..... ...,_ ........ WMA~ Ll:JO - ----.. ......... -~- ...-u.. SAlt:RDAl" ,. _. 1~, 8 ... ,.,. .... I - 1. "EKipoo II ......... ~ ""~ ~ n, "ror.. at - ,_ M......,. ""*-•" ..........._"""" ll:JO - &, "1lw.olrn1tr.U.,"VIII li<SO - 3, "'"l"ho f"la!JIII"tl K.,._ lu<:ldu," JMn WayDL Tl.l'.<.II,H 7 - S, "H.,. lo !larry 1 MIW.,... flln ," &, "Hor TINII'IIMn,"' r: ...... ""'- .... ...... H - B~ . 1- 3, ~oiN1pl ....... ~ 5: ........ ''" 9-ll."'lnU.CoalolthiU.,," 11, "'The lll.ako .'I n Clnl1..... '. see... l'o<hrtn ihSD - I "E ......... 2E 3E "'~ 7 - '- IH. ••" .1--W~ J_.,...., 13, "'Tho Kllllil an:1 1."" Yui l!N"""t, Dooborall K•<r li:JO - 8, ' "Mis~ ol !too ~"'I¥" er.'" Jolm Dont~. Alltl!<qo e - an:.. ......... " I~.. SL"I>ll.W 7E.. 8..'"'"" IIH 2E.. • ..,. ., ow u- PQ.IC SALE ""' dmtr ~ POUERQY tBANN£113 R.o1Mumllarll !Milly,-- ..... -Now · Jact'l eratkln, Sa-. ..,.... ._ al-a7t. f I 1111 67 Chevelle Chevo $61.37 per IIORih 1963 FORD GALAXIE 4 DOOR ••••••• uo•. Local owner and real nl.ee, .blue ftn11h, clean lDL, IOQd. tire .. nd:lo, VB eJWl•• ltd. trua. 1964 OIEVROLET BEL AIR 2 DOOR • • $795 ....,......__H. Folrl and Place Near Your Tel.,vi•ion Set for Convenient Rcfer4,ncc' ... my 111111 · lrtelllla wbo vtotted with me durlDg my stay in Veteran& llemortal Ho,..ttal; far t b o ....... Low miiNge. Beautiful JIIOid with matching vinyl Interior. PS, PB & AT. Like new. Balance of S yMr ·warranty. ~ PIUCE GOOD MONDAY 11IIIIJ WEDNESIJAY ONLY about- n'dtum me, 1M ohe II lho - - ~ Into •"'7 · - · Do you think - - O..llelffl: dy, !lotfort, and lho mlll1l Pm wrlllnllhla lor IllY &I r I brlna bor back?- JILTED frlead. 11>e neods help, ev•U lbe D - JUted: No - but a marriage nceue !lor bo7 frJond bor ..,.,._ would!- H. et7 limo be pta mad. ID»>D be ~ DU' mutber kneW l was wr1t. puJhot, kld<t, and alup bor. I Ina thto, lbe'd probably kW me know abo t.., maldngthto..,,u becauM abe tlpres • ''tramp" PverJeen the brulsea. • I told him ao atop bec:auaa 110 doeon't ooed 1101' help. I'm not a tramp. My frlaro good lddt. They Uke 11m, but they know wboD lo atop, and lhe7 don't break tho law. I _.dD, of potting with • bo7. but Send"""'-.. I Wtml to eJI)resa 1Df sincere '> LoSobro Cuatom 4 Do. Sodan. Domo. Fa<tooy Air Condlt.lonod. · 3 Moner·Sa••s You'll Like protero him arer lhe7 .,.. - not u lbey'ro too ()(_ Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing . ..at! ctr"!! to thewho Caii:IYstl1pers who ..... $95.11per 1110nth 68 Buick whoaoar- .• C.tifllll SWIIIIh VB Country Sedan 6 ponenger. Cream color wiih gold inte,... ior. Cruitematic drive. R&H. Power stHring. Shows good core "~·· tire&. 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON .••• - ••• $1995 Local one owner eU, new w.......-ttrea, ~I trim wlttl bueket nata, eoneole, ndlo. P.S. andl P.B., auto. trana., dark bl..- e tea- 7011--1-. I can't beU..e IllY tlirl reaJI,y re• ror - oflartnp, food and cards, Dr. ClarkudtheiRU'MI of the Holzer Medical Clrt.er, tho Syrocuae Nurolna Hcone 1111 Ita otalf, 1lawi1Dp - Caata Funeral !kino, tho Rev, les Simons for his wonl1 ol. collaolaUon, and tha ~ era. Alwtldl We.~r and Louise Dl.\lis, stepdlqbter'J. 12-1-ltc •·QuaiiiJ Caacreti 68 Flreblrd 0... 64 Ford Four on Ule aoor, tOO sC,-1., Leilani, blue flnllh. custom YOVTH ASKED FOR Tbtl oolwtm II l o r - people, lloolr probiODII and P.,- lho----.IIIZIIIa ness and death ()( our atop. ,..Frill E_stlma~s. Custom VB A Dr. Hard Top. One careful local owner. Beautiful burgandy with parchment vinyl seats. Extra nice. 1967 PONTIAC FIREIRD H.T. COUPE . . . . . $2595 10 70UDI E¥. klDdnellel and aympolloy •~ olurinll the W.. Real &tete For S.le New. "400" 2 Hard Top. 400 cu. ln. 335 honepower en · gine with -4 s.p. trans. and positive traction. Castilian bronze with black l.n.-.rior vinyl bucket seats. 5 year warranty. 1967 PONTIAC LEMANS tl. T. COUPE •••••• $2195 Boallllfld JIOid IIDioh with black vtll)'l !ql, 328 cu. ln. V8 'tfle"• mother, Gamet Da\idaon. We YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE DOWN PAYMENT. NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL 1969 tinted gloss, stnUoback oeot, Comtortroo llr condiUOidlo& · ndio • heater, and many other extraa, beautiful gold flntah with block vtn,yl roof. Do~.J¥r• lllaiWI'Itlr J'"" be He• alull Ida ..,... .... Now In Ita 9tlli 7MI", '"lbe Fazdallltlckln cbtu IOCioloD• · WE WISH to express our aioeere thanks and opprectatloo Uo ou man,y !rlendo, noJ&N»n 1111 Mason, West Vlrelnla 773-5543 WHAT A FEW DOLLARS A MONTH WILL BUY AT BLAETTNAIS ~ 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE • - - • • • S:U95 .Local one owner car with only 12,000 mnea, 396 cu. in. "Hello, Herman; for $22,000,000, AIR OO!IDMONJNG It E1sy to Buy Them tar polltlclon Frlllk llt:llllha. CUol 0t111tne ..,s a b o u t IDIIcll II Ill oaolldcaJ "" ID doacrfllo llw - · • of wr tlmeo and 11*1......... Wbol t h 01 DOOII II a of - · not k- 9:- I I tit JS.JIIo ""-boll- F.uio -lllclploS -- 11111 Jain an •'lldlp - " - • Club;• ...U, .... J ...... o tr11na 1o make Ita Ake a pc~~~Uiar America drillk; arauad Pearl Harbor? .... One o(0fll,.,..'IIIC«...,. IIIWI er:.. !ted .. Eaat SJdl club Ill olosw JulM Podlll•a CGplcaN•'• ' - - 1100 11101~-­ NMt' YIU'I prl.ee1 are fll: ond porlormaaeeo; It' 1 l Uttle ui'N, their troub1e1 and bl. Aa .,., and .,5 per per- .... 'l1le doll of I muatcaJ ,,, If ;y1)ll lhil* - t11o of HolonHelpUSI,It n - , llalllu' lOX- and-· Clll1e Boraa will pt tU a bead man• a llow noW, watt•u next weloamot Laucloa 1M ...,'! dociiJII •• er1; lhe JDd her umrt jut a~ .... Pll¥wrtabt Terence Redpn mantlo: !be l'lott Olllee I IJIOoticoD with I bruob•• .;4 • bOidllli ... b lOP .... recently wao oo be wu 10,000,000,000 plecea ()( Y u I • So Ultad, ohe loqot hor flbu- """ .... bit cJellbbed 10 be maO (yea, 10 bllllonaO. queotlcoDaiD YootH ASKm FOR IT, eare 01" 'Ibe origlnal 1931 "Dracula" Iooo fur and tba maJ.. be _.t die and II .. l:rHl dilled lflor bet Uo H- wrflfDI I 1)11¥ U "" Tl' and '"'Fraokeuteill' • moviea will Holen He1p US! this - · turn It, blo Up wu 1 barnp of Uo: "Tho Man Who 'l'boulbt l!o be I l l - off lor ~~ <hlll- HE MADE UP HIS eont." lmecUvelbat _.d make unulo Wu - · .... lluQblll'o Yule braina .... The "40 ~·,. aum. MIND TOO LATE • ... • 'Ibe '"GUae• People Pli.Y'' aldmor atap. cift far lho awtt who bu ev- ber on the Stew'e Addiai..SW Cro. Dear Helen: J..exl!o&lcro IW_o. nowa doolor ef:71blni: A aoUd allvor oatiDg fut LP, "'Eutem.FerrlaWheel," •• .. belllc tailed: ..... - I - · been going with a tlirl wallower -"'"ck lo Utlod reporta hit 11i1J1t11 ....,., It ell dloh lor 11285. Is b)' Dave Brubeck 1111 waa tap- lor four yoaro. SeYoral Umea ohe • "Dame• People Pia¥'' {bJ Aap tbird becauae tbe prostiea eli•~ JIIDJU Muoa at tbe ''Per...W- ed ri8ht- In Brubeck's WUton, hJnted at marriage, but It cll.cWt ••• GlbrteliO .... Another Arsb film a.......,. stnlaJot Ioiii !nom com- H;y'' TV III&TIDII Aid: "I'm 1111'- Conn., living room; DaveaodBlll oeem 11ko a good Idea at tbeUme• • • •tar set• a fat Yoakae jii71'0il lna out evllllap lor thalr 11IUal priHd iatlll feelomemoljrfOUDI are neighbors .•.• No, Vlrdnla, I am 23, and abo lo'22. We both role: Hedl Drldl l)la¥o K1DB Fa- oarb' lfi01'11In& _ . .... Rooe- and omelllnBod:" and you tmow, the OOok "i'ho ~· So- work. But I 11ko bachelor lifo. •• rcdc bJ 20th'• "Justial'' .... I.,.; a OADOt LoU Breebor'a ell be lo? .... Jamea Is not the cypo prano" Well, I went away for a two • II not about Tlmv Tim. DetroJ.t mull.c makers HoUIDd· In a I11CIDh 111 bla 42Dd tranaat- ()( aont1emiD IIIYUIO mllbl 1rY week vacaticrl and, when 1 re· Dozier - Holland 111011 ault In 1 -uc -~ croa....,. ..... .... --~ . to call Jlmm,y. c-· .......,.. There are approslmately tumed, my lltl 8lld we ...,..., Wa,yne c...nt;y Circuit Courtlhore at the Deleeate aald ~· co.. 486 m.lllion pigs on the farms lbnou&b- Ju• 11ko that. She aald Bing~' a oldest brother La r r '1 • apln• the vut 11otcnm rockopo. medlaa "don't need wntera a• CJ'CN!bl joined ~_ lite'rati with an nf the world. 0. bad anather 1i10Y. I saw • • •" But w. ltkl Jolll- - - eopeclally thank thooe Ollloe- · - ~J..IIp PLDOR -:Demonatr~--ator-. model atereo. BeauUiul 'ftl. nut <01110le AM & I'M radlo. B8R automatlo 11oa11nt1 tum. table. Mote paymenll of fi,:D or pay 1111.211. Set oold mud! blper. '1\'y It In your home. PhoM Mason City m. H. 11-- •• C<tllllrM(ft ---- No, We're No! Santa Claus all}' GurrAR lllld ampllller, ... , _ old, uoed ....,. lltllt, Pboae IIIJ.721111, 11-JJ.ao From tha oellent eondltlon, "tU:IIIOiiiO. HENRY a.ELAND 1"1111 l8le prtoe ...... Call IIJNDII. •• NEW YORK - Stlp Dell¥ walterl' DIW aalform1 an PH· lnmi<Olored; .. illdl .... Bet- - rooma, 3' bedrootml, bath, lull boorment. oat 111101'1, g o o d nellbborttond, property Ill ... IIIII maba laoey lltlt. .-. ........ -. .... MllllllJIPORT - lifo Ito r y frame. I .....,., 3 beclr1loml, hath, full buemenl, central IU beaU011. good ~­ ~ood. fl2,!00 lit, PO!IIEIIOY - 2 story frame, I Fors.le bUDd hem . . . . bver S.rvlct~ C. C. IIRADFOBD AIICHONUR Compleeo lenloo O'BRIEN 6 CROW REALTY COMPANY POMEJIOY - 2 story frame, I 1'001111, I bedroomo, bath, laU buemoat, prqe, utility ......, In baaement, .....110. wort, PhoM ~ 'I'IJQII 1r POMI!ROY lulfMSI w-. ...._ .... Fir - •• thla ,rico. F.,u, ..,.,....., ..... Built t.r • ltlt tl•• nto••r f..r , •• U•ltl -~ARPENTER: • - SchiWtrltl . ,••• DOZER, BACKIKlE, treao1Mr ... EIPUIENCED . .fatwSinlce On Display 115 Soon To ArriYa 3 . .An•nclant on 111111 Laotre. Rail oll!b .. ~~om....,.. BoW ...... CIGARI!:ITE ....on, """"'end lf!l"YYce. ABC Eobnp;tll!l, tan. 11. . . . Muon. W. Vo. Pltone '1'/J.UG. ~..,. EYINRUDE llau, otarm doon - pori. .......lcll ... llout. a- .. ldlocl Ibid cllun::btil. II'ROII WALL Ill nl, ,. d at all, em taipofu ciMtwl wltb 11111111. • ..... Ia .,,.......... Dll ln. PJa. ... ~ YOUR 110011 1Urllb6ed aport. - . All 1IIIIHiel pUd. PJa. RI7~20S t l<ADY 'I'OmlDO;)iboawi;;;;;;WG~t ml --· ~- . <I ., I •. _., ta Ill, ..... . ...... ...,__ all 111 c..ttlnfi!tal1111 o.u u, r•.~~•• 75207 w ColliC/214 TIIRBII: IIIIIJ.IIjD( ..... .,.. Wentecl ; WE 11IE unclenlped live ""' : lice that our property II poot. , : od lor No Himllnl or Tfto. : pualng, clay or lli&bt, u of ' . thlo date. .. aa. F'VRIIlSHED ... ..,...... GOOD HAY ml lim. OaD •••. U&lllp ---O..Ioll!!laGI. PJa. ... liN. ,...., ForSeleorRent 9:30 p.m. til 2 a.m. '' Nt- ""'* a liUIIF, IIIII .. teen cauld JOIIiblJ .,. "No." 1........ ,..--~ ... To tell llle trutb, I om Dill ..• pnlllo&IAI,.IUC-...._ tempted, ond I IJaiO ktu ! ........ ,.. _ _ ....... Wblndo - .. wtk1b' _OUiof-. _ _ obo do lo 111Gpllllll'1- COIKZ1JII. ...... oboul OIQ'ffll'1 p,.... ED FIII1!ND O..Prta.l: PIQIIor? - JUIIr ISN'T II> drop- . . . .. O..JIS: ProlooblJ, If ......... 1fUU1d blm. flo doeaa't . _ . 11ko mucll. tho)I01ol-•i10J1111 lho twablem - IL tlmodglotiOIIIDd-.. Bul be W. I bn-, If well .... 1V'1 Alan Burke's 1011 David will wed N, J, coed Helen lfJmon .. .. II'. • 7th clltptJna (Jolla Edwar4) lor t11o Watttlloo- • 69's Art Here .... NEED HELP to oare lor JD. valid bwiband, middle • apt! ARE YOU lnlm8ted In a Bible maa or woman to Uve ID. IIIII! ......... Churcll. If .. lr7. Bible Baptlal Temple, an 11>- be clean, IIIII no cJrlntllll. dependeot dlurcb, In llle for.. Pho110 - - for lnlunnamer llnnm'o Marine Bldg., tlon. Jl.lllp Mlnenvllle. . 0. Servb 7:111 p.m. Jl'rlday even~nc. Putor WentedToluy Ken De.rlngton, RIY-, WILL BUY raw fun IIIII bell lleemd Baptlll a.urdl hldea. Cll1 Cbmller, Lane 11-11... Botlam. u ... - - -ol!eoUte NEW VETERANs buttonholes, clam, """ ., but. - · aU wiiiMI ltta""'-11. Allo haa 111111}' olbr leaPay just ..1.17 <r montldy payment~ ol fl. WID cJemon. ltrate In your home oa11 1113111. 11-lNio · - · f3SOII.OII- • I room brlet. IIQDDLEPORT not be resp0111ible ror lifo batlla, I bedroomo, b o t Wiler beat, lull bo.oemmt, ... 1ny debll olber tban 1111 OWII ,.,_ . . . . 116111p u of Nov. B, 1181, race. near aobooiJI. aD.IIIII!,GI. VIlLAGE 8'I'OftB 6 8EBVICB Ralph no,.~J!ox 122 FIJRNIIIIIID APARftiiiN'II In Middleport. AD ......._ AXC P....-, Jbi!Joo, Cocbn, Racine. Oh~ 12-l-3W lrl'ATION - AU alook. llzlunl, 7 room boaw, both, doullle pUd. llftleJ • 111111, IIJd. Poodlao, w.u. -~·~1~ UU, BaJbotDO 111'1., ClahiJia, dlaport, PI!-. IIIJ.Inl. ........ """' lot. Only $11,0011. Help W1ntecl · ·w. Need smoil FlnDI C*lo,l'lloal . . . . . REAL Ertate flllelmiD or 111eo 11-. . . . IIELEN • VIIIGIL 'I'BAPORD lady for Jfelp Caomty, ........ 'l'JWLER LOTI. Bob'a 11'1• ABIIOCJATEa . 1IYliAaJIIB ... - . ience helpful bat not •zsn1tlal. Coart, s,r-, Ohio., . . OUiiRNiiEf COW ad a1t Write glvlns brief ......,. lo Bl. JJt, PJa. 1111 • . l'llono lt'l.all. U441c P. 0. 8os HS, AU.., Olda. loU-4fe CORD WOOD. Pltoao . ,.... 11-8-ap ,_,, Evil,_ u.-... ""' equipped lo .............. TRAILIR IPACI:, · N111J 1D BI:DUCII: 1LUZ, ........ a ad ap, jWitsbo, . . . . "' lilt ·'lfllb ldllll. 0. ,.. ollll*e .. ...,, " ...... Drap. ,.,_ • • l ...... • ... PURHIIIIBD Business Services !IBWING Madllne. 'lldl Jllldl. I ROOM ftJM•M•) ...... - . betb Ibid •••• ,.. Ileal, JWI•• ...-, oat of .. lloodl, ........... pool allleo. IIIIIJD fNm II p.m. ID I P.lll. 11-lttfo 1'0111111 """*"· u.. lllllJ'o. lllDdJ, .,... ~~. I ROOM a,tlll" ml, dell· lo dowalowo ,...,.,. Cd. • JIG biiDN I p.m, IWIIIo - . 'l'bel' OMio ID lhld< IIIII '"' - II Poco Collep Prof. Btlt Tread- ....... . ·-.,.,............ . lllloblocriPO': bll eoUobonlol' I I 1 i �• - \ - . e l l - 111111 - + + + + + + o ROBERT (Smokey) Wlon, 39, ' ex-Rio Gnncle · - ID - r llODIIIUIII pleu COllege rrld player (1949) who hla been auceeaaful ln the roaching raMs durine the paat 10 yelrll waa recently Dlllled "Coech-ot4fle..Year" In the court aetlon. Irena M. Sqgp, Rlo Gr&Dde, dlamlned aa earlier petttloa, and ftled a new peti.Um tor a newl)'-tormed Ohio Clpltal Cont'erenee. Wton, who spt~nt two years in India~ after guidiJ'II Martina Ferry through 3~ lltrallht unbeat.engames, coached Wortht,..... High School to an 11-1 euq>algn thll , · yar. The Cards were 2--8 in 1967. In one short ' year, w.3er Wlon's watchful eye, theyboonced.back to c'l'tUn a co-champtmahlp with Gahanna. ++++++ LAST IIPrirW. K. Bryee Toops, In his weekly 11 L&sses" column (Mt. Sterllrw: Tribune) commented on the Silver Bridge disaster. On ~ov. 13, he wrote about his Ch:tober trip in the Ohio Valley. Said Toops: ++++++ ••OCTOBER has been a wonderful month. Not often we get to enjo)' the outdoors so completely this late in the year. I took advantage ol the wonderful Indian Summeran:iwentdown to Gallipolis to see the new bridge. Ill -~far-­ In& ordor .... . . . - to .._ or-Howu-111 the from ...te.... 1111 ~ f30 a .,.. for ,._t 111111 to ntniD f1un moleollni t be pl&blllll. Judge Rmald B. COI.._JNIII- dO{- Ave., KIDan,P, filed. a peddan tor a divorce from Ruasell FU· llapr, Rt. I CrowD CIQ. liw ed Goldie - · · Rt. 2 Golll_polla. a dboree from W11.llam 111111 extreme .....eiiJ. Tbey ...... E. Province,'"'.....- ol.,...a mOrrled !!opt. 8, 11182 II Cll- nolioet Ill ~ ond odreme ..,.. !ellllburr, K)'. Two children Ill elll. Cjlatodr" ol • ddld that marrlqe are PPW 11'1 a fos .. wu awvdecl the pla'ntJJr and t h e - .... Oldoied to~ ter home. for .._-t. Marl.. A. Thomas, Rt. I <boriO<I cro•• oeslect Ill with two cMl ..... 111111 ........ waa found IUDI;y ol eaatenp of tho -ld. - - · Rt. t Golll· palll, f 6Jr - !allan lllilll "' ·- I'II' 11>CII' 41111 IIIII - - moolQ. Tbey ..... <I wwo m~<rted 11aJ U, UN ond I Olll1't ardor til ~ hcht hove three chlldron. A rulnbl· four dlilclrea. 'l'lloy - . morrlecl Doc. 10, 1955. Sblrtl)' FUJI......., f2.f SeCCIDd GALUPOLfS - Suit f o r di'YOI'ct:t were tlledWedneldat ln tho ollloe ol clork of eoort ·MarBY HOBART WILSON, JR. jorle ru-.., GolBa ~ AN011IER '1111111<ql'finB holldol' •• oome 01111-. N..,, Amer- commoo Pleoo COUrt. ICIDt' tiJo&WhU are turned toward Chrlttmaa. GI"Mtett Qlristmaa One dl:rorce clleree wu IJ'dJNMilt Gl Ill on Dec. 25 would be peace in Vletmm, ard throuctuMit ltd, two Olbera dl.amlaaed alooa: *'f;r .7.50.- Gallipllla, filed a petition for a QUALITY FOOD pl-. Olhor d l - -dlamlll· ·1s ALWAYS OUI FIRST CONCERN od wm1 ....,_.. P, llum&lh· ...,.. Ml So..... Ave. va, oiler· aid 0, _,.,..,....,; 111111 I'III;J M<· CleJ....,, Gtlllpolia, "'· aopr BOB EVANS STEAK HOUSE AND BOB EV DRIVE-IN D, MeCiolland. CIYII oet!ono dlamlaiOCiblelucl- o4JameiH. v_,.., lllddl~, ~~~~~--~~~--~::::::::::::::::::::::~~~====~- •••· ~f. = .-. -...-.. oc itto'em1 Revco's got your Christmas needs all wrapped up •.• NOW ~ . ::.. ---. --~ Save over 50% on Nationally Famous boxed single design Christmas Cards with envelopes ~ ----•.-• r "EVERYniiNG Is about u I told you, but they went ahead al'll ftnished that road that should have been abaOOoned. So now you got a four lane highway tllat runs down to the river's edge where the Silver Bridge used to be, and there she comes to an end an::l just keep got~ IC you walt to drown. to take shape but the work • ~ is still -. belnc done from barges and the piers are not ftnished. Trame Is beitw pretty well cared for by the ferry service. But ol course much Boxes of Boxes of 20 & 25 $5.00 Assortment 20 &25 $3.00 Assortment $1~! RtVCO OARING DISCOUNT PRI<< Box of 25 OEYCO OARING TWENTY YEARS AGO. from the tues of the Dally Tribune ~'~~UNT a.llla Times ... Tim Lewis, 71, boat builder, worker 88C ••• •• BoX 6 RoDs or Clualc Gift & ron Wrap De Ime 8Ift Wrap • Sculfturecl Foil Assorted lio!iday patlems. "ow! Jumbo rolls with E·Z Com palO Compare ot , .... • • • •• ---... ~ ~ • • T mar.cer. dlea Uli8JPeet.edb' at his taneonVIntonAve. ... CapL Russ wood UIL Today is SUnday, Dec. 1, the 336th day o! 1968 with 30 to follow. FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7 STATES ...... ···==~ $ GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS DE LUll WITH STRINGS The moon is between Its ftrst INSTANT STICK-ON GIFI' WRAP BOWS the Angela, kllllq 93 children and 3 ·nun&. In 1965 the Havana to Miami BIB of 25. Wide assortment Comparoot 12 JUMiiO REEUI GIFI' RIBBONS .J OWNEitS: A · thought for the da.Y: Samuel Johnson said, "Grati- Henry, Don, Pouf Baird tude Is the cultivation. .. fruit of great CHOICE 10 RoiiL Compere ot $2.911 20·1n. X 90 Ft. $183 s.100.00 ·EV·ERY DAY ::•• Compare ot'" DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WI 50.00-30.00- 20.00 MONDAY THRU, FRIDAY, DEC. 2-20 " ~ir.: ~Wo~E 694 FIRST DRAW lNG 5-100.00 PRIZES, DEC. 23 GENERAL ELEcrRIC TREE LIGHT SETS DARINGLY Silver Foil. Safe lo use . Compo,. •t 59- 9 2C the perfed gift for everyone on your shopping list, at a price you can aHord ... plus helpful clerks, plenty of parking I 1h·in. MONDAY NIGHT Dear old Santa, with FREE candy and gifts for all the kiddies. His suggestion to wise shoppers is to shop at h~me, where you'll- find TINSEL-ICICLES 1001 gift wrapping uses. wide. 3m of 26 x 30-in. sheets. ,...of6or YOUR FREE TICKET NOTHING lO BUY THREE PRIZES TOTALING sheen and metallic. LEPAGE 1500" CEUO TAPE EDUPlAYTIONAL •-•• GAIIlES 6 or 10 rolls· to a packap :: •· t •• • 20 MIDGET INDOOR U8BTS 15 UGBTS-INDOOR TYPE Have the Merry Midget lights this year! U.L. approved. AU anoen cord. sockets and plul•· U.L. approved. 4 IN MIDDLEPORT GET YOUR ' 168 Ft. of ribhon. Sparkling &lrlift began after an agreement was reached with Cuban Premier castro. Up to 4,000 Cuban refugees per month were to be Down to Florida. ExoUc Gilt Wraps Includes cards, tass, seals, fold•rsl Wblte Tlslllle Wrap In Bandy CUtter Box By .Papercnftl Each ran SHOP IN GIFT CERTIFICATES' TO BE G'IVEN AWAY ~ 200 CHRISTMAS ,WRAP ACCESSORIIB 49¢ bl 193S the New York Stock announced Ulat for the first time in history investors could buy stocks on the iiUitallmeM. plan. In 1958 ftre "'ept through Chicago school or Our Lady of ~ Pkg. of 21. Colorful and decorative. in Nebraaka. Exc~ 00 ---.-..r.•• ~ quarter and Ml phase. .. ,...... ...... MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL BAND ..... : The Almanac By United Press lnternatiOI'II.I 446-4110 367·7598 SPECIAL PERFORMANCE BY THE .--.. -- Wood sparkles •• GAllS eagera du:qJ Delpre 48-43 in opening hard- / FREE CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES -- w....,... ~-· SAN IA AT 6:30PM • cutter bar. at$1.50 ' -•.-- Box In Pt. Plaaaart clinic ... Emerson E. Evans buya El'llns Grocery Co. wanhOUie oo Firat Ave. ... Co111:. Tom Jenkins apPQlnts Harold C. Pol'ter to Weat Point ... Harry w. Carman retires, ends lt-year eoreer as butler .•. Dan R. renamed to lead Glllla County Producdon alii Marketing Asaa. ... Hmner Kerr, 72, former city Auto Wrecking BEGINNING WITH THE AIIIY AL OF • $199 witb aheet metal, dies after long Ulneu •.• J. T. Arnold, 75, die1 The mornillt stars are Mar1 and Jupiter. The evening stars are saturn and Vem~s. On this day in history: In 1917 ~ther Edward Flarmagan founded Boys Town MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 2nd .-. Shown are Just 3 eumples of the variety to be found It R..c:ol The finest examples of art and deoian to lend opeclol moanlnl to your holiday &ntetinl•· $2.00 Assortment ++++++ BAIRD BROS PARADE BEGINS AT A&P PARKING LOT ~ ++++++ llKl weekb' ..~ tratftc is l'Qited 4J"QUnd and on Sunday the lines will back 1.1) for nearly a mile. It also gets pretty rushed In the morning and evening. "THESE feTT)' boe.ta are amarvelofeffldency. Leave It to these m.idlarM1 sailors to think or a cute trick. The ferry consists of a barge, holding fifteen cars. The tug boat is hitched to the en:t of a bar that sticks out from the middle of the barge on one side. Thia allows the O•g boat to turn around while the ferry goea straight back and forth. Now you wlll have to see ttw.t to ftgure out how it works. They laocl at the mouth of the Kanawtw and directly across In Ohio. The7 paas In the m:Jddle of the river aro work with preclalon accuracy. Don't worry about them rumlng into each other for there is plel'lt1 ot water tor Mvigation. II you come to the bank just as the lat. leavea, 1t is only about flve minute& till the next Oale ls pulling IWIJ;and they work right oo time.'' FEATURING ~ ++++++ beginnl~ DON1 MISS OUR. •••••••• ~ ++ +++ + "THE new bridge ls ) dtYarell from Citorlll '111om'a. ........... ol ...... llllleetol dJVO'l'al from June• E. ..,.., CD ........ ofJII"OOIDOIIt<lof dllll ond - - eruoiQ. li1o Adims Bled •. 15 U&BTS •OUTDOOil TYPE Green cord, 20 ft. ton&. Assorted bulbs. U.L. opproved. Comp.IN 1144, Cofii.J>!re ot "'·" GAMES FOR FUN GAMES FOR YOUNG GAMES 2l.Fl'. ·' For indoor or outdoor. Silver or cold colors. FOR EVERYONE lndoor-4 Pack • . . 4'- C·9'At .OUtdoor-4 Pock , , 6S- '" ~' ' L MANY, MANY, MANY MORE LOG CABIN BOOK STORE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO / Lt A¥E. ,. ' f ·' 20-ft. ·l:dealloil COi'd~' Indoor or outdoor. , ' U.L. approved •. · · c:on- -~·· 884 . · Weatern A•to Auo"clate Store For.,.o~ f, A~IDtt ln1els fumiture Store c,.. DISCOUNT CENTERS 11Ha.nlware Balcer f•·mlture " Is, Vlllap Phormocy LaSolio H•tol Burkotto BariDr Shop .,OPEN DAILY 9 A; I· 11L 9 P.... S!JND.AY$ _10 · ~&• 1!l ,6 P.M,· AMERICA'S FAmST GRbWtNG ..;HAl•:. ·• . .. . ~ 1 ng stores--displaying This Poster PARTICIPATING MEMBERS Ja1ry'1 Beauty Shop Tho Kiddie $1;appo Vall~ Lil11~or f, Supply Company Go•n•Y'• Dud..t•·S.do Qoality· Prhtt Shop Melli Electrical Service Gonorol Tiro Soles · ~ French & Powell S.~•c• StatiOft .. DA The Auction Game · Mohs Humlwtn Fun 49¢ REVCO DARING DISCOUNT PRICES . 9 c 3 is Savings Day on PRO.FOOTI!lll THINKING MANS GOLF 3M Sport• Game 18 B01t Golf Holn In U.S. "TEACH KEY" MATHMATICS : The Wo~tder of Math For Your Youngst..-s 5 to 8 ' ' SUM TIMES HIGH BID I ot R2·20 Mldpt-5 Pick . • . GREAT GAMES FOR CHRI5TMAS NOW AT THE LOG CABIN BOOK 5TORE U.L. aJIIIIO'I'od. for Holiday lllhtiftl,: ~ 0\571 Compare . GARLAND TRIM Shop at tlrese par : 8-ft. 8-1 llteJlBloD Cold 8DIRAL ILECTRIC REPLACEMENT U&BTS \ ;J~~:~:~::pT...ri•Luatre _.rtm,.t 5 . SPONSORS ' Shoe BOll Inc. Jhnmie"s Pastry Sbop Spencer~ Mar\:et Downl~tg Middleport Wino Store Elmer Burns C.lor Center King Builder Supply Co. Middl•r•rt Bo•k Sto•• Werner 1 Radio Bahr Clothiers Gru ...r..l WaHle Shop Jack' 1 Dairy Bar : King• Radio & T¥ H. & R. FU.otono Deol 0r Stora Brannon• Garage DuHon Dru1 Company Ban Franklin Sto"' Koltlo Gablo hrd, Inc. ~. ·.H• llowlln'' Son~ Company Ya~•o• Ti~·~ ~erltlo Trucking Company Mar!Jot ) Thtf'~ lar\tOin~~n4 -Martin ·.Rea'tauront. • Citiulfl Nallontll Bank '· '· tho G;•o.~tiant! • f, ·Pacili! T"' . fl• ·<~, •' ~ .· . ~ ,J ' ., ' , .. to. ,,. : ., \~-· ,.... ·· · 1•• \ r. '. ,•>,; •· . 0.. T. J. ' ,. ·~· • I ' Grover' 1 StUdio Rawlings·CHts McClure's Dairy hie Mary Juno's Beauty·Shoppe Tom Goott••DBA Joo'o Corry.()uf · Micldloport Lunch RooM Millt.Simpson Insurance Foodlond ·Kip .. 'loG iii ' Insurance AgHey •. . . Brod•haw Tho Doll)' Sentinel . . Coluon~u~ & 5outlt•n Ohio EI.Ctrlc Co. R~dlo Ml.r.Po• I•~· ..•T • Mes,ongorPu~lohi~~Ctt:~r . • !'111!'11•....,. ~ · -· -' ~-------....-·--··-·----..;·-··--·--·.-.• �• - \ - . e l l - 111111 - + + + + + + o ROBERT (Smokey) Wlon, 39, ' ex-Rio Gnncle · - ID - r llODIIIUIII pleu COllege rrld player (1949) who hla been auceeaaful ln the roaching raMs durine the paat 10 yelrll waa recently Dlllled "Coech-ot4fle..Year" In the court aetlon. Irena M. Sqgp, Rlo Gr&Dde, dlamlned aa earlier petttloa, and ftled a new peti.Um tor a newl)'-tormed Ohio Clpltal Cont'erenee. Wton, who spt~nt two years in India~ after guidiJ'II Martina Ferry through 3~ lltrallht unbeat.engames, coached Wortht,..... High School to an 11-1 euq>algn thll , · yar. The Cards were 2--8 in 1967. In one short ' year, w.3er Wlon's watchful eye, theyboonced.back to c'l'tUn a co-champtmahlp with Gahanna. ++++++ LAST IIPrirW. K. Bryee Toops, In his weekly 11 L&sses" column (Mt. Sterllrw: Tribune) commented on the Silver Bridge disaster. On ~ov. 13, he wrote about his Ch:tober trip in the Ohio Valley. Said Toops: ++++++ ••OCTOBER has been a wonderful month. Not often we get to enjo)' the outdoors so completely this late in the year. I took advantage ol the wonderful Indian Summeran:iwentdown to Gallipolis to see the new bridge. Ill -~far-­ In& ordor .... . . . - to .._ or-Howu-111 the from ...te.... 1111 ~ f30 a .,.. for ,._t 111111 to ntniD f1un moleollni t be pl&blllll. Judge Rmald B. COI.._JNIII- dO{- Ave., KIDan,P, filed. a peddan tor a divorce from Ruasell FU· llapr, Rt. I CrowD CIQ. liw ed Goldie - · · Rt. 2 Golll_polla. a dboree from W11.llam 111111 extreme .....eiiJ. Tbey ...... E. Province,'"'.....- ol.,...a mOrrled !!opt. 8, 11182 II Cll- nolioet Ill ~ ond odreme ..,.. !ellllburr, K)'. Two children Ill elll. Cjlatodr" ol • ddld that marrlqe are PPW 11'1 a fos .. wu awvdecl the pla'ntJJr and t h e - .... Oldoied to~ ter home. for .._-t. Marl.. A. Thomas, Rt. I <boriO<I cro•• oeslect Ill with two cMl ..... 111111 ........ waa found IUDI;y ol eaatenp of tho -ld. - - · Rt. t Golll· palll, f 6Jr - !allan lllilll "' ·- I'II' 11>CII' 41111 IIIII - - moolQ. Tbey ..... <I wwo m~<rted 11aJ U, UN ond I Olll1't ardor til ~ hcht hove three chlldron. A rulnbl· four dlilclrea. 'l'lloy - . morrlecl Doc. 10, 1955. Sblrtl)' FUJI......., f2.f SeCCIDd GALUPOLfS - Suit f o r di'YOI'ct:t were tlledWedneldat ln tho ollloe ol clork of eoort ·MarBY HOBART WILSON, JR. jorle ru-.., GolBa ~ AN011IER '1111111<ql'finB holldol' •• oome 01111-. N..,, Amer- commoo Pleoo COUrt. ICIDt' tiJo&WhU are turned toward Chrlttmaa. GI"Mtett Qlristmaa One dl:rorce clleree wu IJ'dJNMilt Gl Ill on Dec. 25 would be peace in Vletmm, ard throuctuMit ltd, two Olbera dl.amlaaed alooa: *'f;r .7.50.- Gallipllla, filed a petition for a QUALITY FOOD pl-. Olhor d l - -dlamlll· ·1s ALWAYS OUI FIRST CONCERN od wm1 ....,_.. P, llum&lh· ...,.. Ml So..... Ave. va, oiler· aid 0, _,.,..,....,; 111111 I'III;J M<· CleJ....,, Gtlllpolia, "'· aopr BOB EVANS STEAK HOUSE AND BOB EV DRIVE-IN D, MeCiolland. CIYII oet!ono dlamlaiOCiblelucl- o4JameiH. v_,.., lllddl~, ~~~~~--~~~--~::::::::::::::::::::::~~~====~- •••· ~f. = .-. -...-.. oc itto'em1 Revco's got your Christmas needs all wrapped up •.• NOW ~ . ::.. ---. --~ Save over 50% on Nationally Famous boxed single design Christmas Cards with envelopes ~ ----•.-• r "EVERYniiNG Is about u I told you, but they went ahead al'll ftnished that road that should have been abaOOoned. So now you got a four lane highway tllat runs down to the river's edge where the Silver Bridge used to be, and there she comes to an end an::l just keep got~ IC you walt to drown. to take shape but the work • ~ is still -. belnc done from barges and the piers are not ftnished. Trame Is beitw pretty well cared for by the ferry service. But ol course much Boxes of Boxes of 20 & 25 $5.00 Assortment 20 &25 $3.00 Assortment $1~! RtVCO OARING DISCOUNT PRI<< Box of 25 OEYCO OARING TWENTY YEARS AGO. from the tues of the Dally Tribune ~'~~UNT a.llla Times ... Tim Lewis, 71, boat builder, worker 88C ••• •• BoX 6 RoDs or Clualc Gift & ron Wrap De Ime 8Ift Wrap • Sculfturecl Foil Assorted lio!iday patlems. "ow! Jumbo rolls with E·Z Com palO Compare ot , .... • • • •• ---... ~ ~ • • T mar.cer. dlea Uli8JPeet.edb' at his taneonVIntonAve. ... CapL Russ wood UIL Today is SUnday, Dec. 1, the 336th day o! 1968 with 30 to follow. FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7 STATES ...... ···==~ $ GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS DE LUll WITH STRINGS The moon is between Its ftrst INSTANT STICK-ON GIFI' WRAP BOWS the Angela, kllllq 93 children and 3 ·nun&. In 1965 the Havana to Miami BIB of 25. Wide assortment Comparoot 12 JUMiiO REEUI GIFI' RIBBONS .J OWNEitS: A · thought for the da.Y: Samuel Johnson said, "Grati- Henry, Don, Pouf Baird tude Is the cultivation. .. fruit of great CHOICE 10 RoiiL Compere ot $2.911 20·1n. X 90 Ft. $183 s.100.00 ·EV·ERY DAY ::•• Compare ot'" DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WI 50.00-30.00- 20.00 MONDAY THRU, FRIDAY, DEC. 2-20 " ~ir.: ~Wo~E 694 FIRST DRAW lNG 5-100.00 PRIZES, DEC. 23 GENERAL ELEcrRIC TREE LIGHT SETS DARINGLY Silver Foil. Safe lo use . Compo,. •t 59- 9 2C the perfed gift for everyone on your shopping list, at a price you can aHord ... plus helpful clerks, plenty of parking I 1h·in. MONDAY NIGHT Dear old Santa, with FREE candy and gifts for all the kiddies. His suggestion to wise shoppers is to shop at h~me, where you'll- find TINSEL-ICICLES 1001 gift wrapping uses. wide. 3m of 26 x 30-in. sheets. ,...of6or YOUR FREE TICKET NOTHING lO BUY THREE PRIZES TOTALING sheen and metallic. LEPAGE 1500" CEUO TAPE EDUPlAYTIONAL •-•• GAIIlES 6 or 10 rolls· to a packap :: •· t •• • 20 MIDGET INDOOR U8BTS 15 UGBTS-INDOOR TYPE Have the Merry Midget lights this year! U.L. approved. AU anoen cord. sockets and plul•· U.L. approved. 4 IN MIDDLEPORT GET YOUR ' 168 Ft. of ribhon. Sparkling &lrlift began after an agreement was reached with Cuban Premier castro. Up to 4,000 Cuban refugees per month were to be Down to Florida. ExoUc Gilt Wraps Includes cards, tass, seals, fold•rsl Wblte Tlslllle Wrap In Bandy CUtter Box By .Papercnftl Each ran SHOP IN GIFT CERTIFICATES' TO BE G'IVEN AWAY ~ 200 CHRISTMAS ,WRAP ACCESSORIIB 49¢ bl 193S the New York Stock announced Ulat for the first time in history investors could buy stocks on the iiUitallmeM. plan. In 1958 ftre "'ept through Chicago school or Our Lady of ~ Pkg. of 21. Colorful and decorative. in Nebraaka. Exc~ 00 ---.-..r.•• ~ quarter and Ml phase. .. ,...... ...... MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL BAND ..... : The Almanac By United Press lnternatiOI'II.I 446-4110 367·7598 SPECIAL PERFORMANCE BY THE .--.. -- Wood sparkles •• GAllS eagera du:qJ Delpre 48-43 in opening hard- / FREE CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES -- w....,... ~-· SAN IA AT 6:30PM • cutter bar. at$1.50 ' -•.-- Box In Pt. Plaaaart clinic ... Emerson E. Evans buya El'llns Grocery Co. wanhOUie oo Firat Ave. ... Co111:. Tom Jenkins apPQlnts Harold C. Pol'ter to Weat Point ... Harry w. Carman retires, ends lt-year eoreer as butler .•. Dan R. renamed to lead Glllla County Producdon alii Marketing Asaa. ... Hmner Kerr, 72, former city Auto Wrecking BEGINNING WITH THE AIIIY AL OF • $199 witb aheet metal, dies after long Ulneu •.• J. T. Arnold, 75, die1 The mornillt stars are Mar1 and Jupiter. The evening stars are saturn and Vem~s. On this day in history: In 1917 ~ther Edward Flarmagan founded Boys Town MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 2nd .-. Shown are Just 3 eumples of the variety to be found It R..c:ol The finest examples of art and deoian to lend opeclol moanlnl to your holiday &ntetinl•· $2.00 Assortment ++++++ BAIRD BROS PARADE BEGINS AT A&P PARKING LOT ~ ++++++ llKl weekb' ..~ tratftc is l'Qited 4J"QUnd and on Sunday the lines will back 1.1) for nearly a mile. It also gets pretty rushed In the morning and evening. "THESE feTT)' boe.ta are amarvelofeffldency. Leave It to these m.idlarM1 sailors to think or a cute trick. The ferry consists of a barge, holding fifteen cars. The tug boat is hitched to the en:t of a bar that sticks out from the middle of the barge on one side. Thia allows the O•g boat to turn around while the ferry goea straight back and forth. Now you wlll have to see ttw.t to ftgure out how it works. They laocl at the mouth of the Kanawtw and directly across In Ohio. The7 paas In the m:Jddle of the river aro work with preclalon accuracy. Don't worry about them rumlng into each other for there is plel'lt1 ot water tor Mvigation. II you come to the bank just as the lat. leavea, 1t is only about flve minute& till the next Oale ls pulling IWIJ;and they work right oo time.'' FEATURING ~ ++++++ beginnl~ DON1 MISS OUR. •••••••• ~ ++ +++ + "THE new bridge ls ) dtYarell from Citorlll '111om'a. ........... ol ...... llllleetol dJVO'l'al from June• E. ..,.., CD ........ ofJII"OOIDOIIt<lof dllll ond - - eruoiQ. li1o Adims Bled •. 15 U&BTS •OUTDOOil TYPE Green cord, 20 ft. ton&. Assorted bulbs. U.L. opproved. Comp.IN 1144, Cofii.J>!re ot "'·" GAMES FOR FUN GAMES FOR YOUNG GAMES 2l.Fl'. ·' For indoor or outdoor. Silver or cold colors. FOR EVERYONE lndoor-4 Pack • . . 4'- C·9'At .OUtdoor-4 Pock , , 6S- '" ~' ' L MANY, MANY, MANY MORE LOG CABIN BOOK STORE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO / Lt A¥E. ,. ' f ·' 20-ft. ·l:dealloil COi'd~' Indoor or outdoor. , ' U.L. approved •. · · c:on- -~·· 884 . · Weatern A•to Auo"clate Store For.,.o~ f, A~IDtt ln1els fumiture Store c,.. DISCOUNT CENTERS 11Ha.nlware Balcer f•·mlture " Is, Vlllap Phormocy LaSolio H•tol Burkotto BariDr Shop .,OPEN DAILY 9 A; I· 11L 9 P.... S!JND.AY$ _10 · ~&• 1!l ,6 P.M,· AMERICA'S FAmST GRbWtNG ..;HAl•:. ·• . .. . ~ 1 ng stores--displaying This Poster PARTICIPATING MEMBERS Ja1ry'1 Beauty Shop Tho Kiddie $1;appo Vall~ Lil11~or f, Supply Company Go•n•Y'• Dud..t•·S.do Qoality· Prhtt Shop Melli Electrical Service Gonorol Tiro Soles · ~ French & Powell S.~•c• StatiOft .. DA The Auction Game · Mohs Humlwtn Fun 49¢ REVCO DARING DISCOUNT PRICES . 9 c 3 is Savings Day on PRO.FOOTI!lll THINKING MANS GOLF 3M Sport• Game 18 B01t Golf Holn In U.S. "TEACH KEY" MATHMATICS : The Wo~tder of Math For Your Youngst..-s 5 to 8 ' ' SUM TIMES HIGH BID I ot R2·20 Mldpt-5 Pick . • . GREAT GAMES FOR CHRI5TMAS NOW AT THE LOG CABIN BOOK 5TORE U.L. aJIIIIO'I'od. for Holiday lllhtiftl,: ~ 0\571 Compare . GARLAND TRIM Shop at tlrese par : 8-ft. 8-1 llteJlBloD Cold 8DIRAL ILECTRIC REPLACEMENT U&BTS \ ;J~~:~:~::pT...ri•Luatre _.rtm,.t 5 . SPONSORS ' Shoe BOll Inc. Jhnmie"s Pastry Sbop Spencer~ Mar\:et Downl~tg Middleport Wino Store Elmer Burns C.lor Center King Builder Supply Co. Middl•r•rt Bo•k Sto•• Werner 1 Radio Bahr Clothiers Gru ...r..l WaHle Shop Jack' 1 Dairy Bar : King• Radio & T¥ H. & R. FU.otono Deol 0r Stora Brannon• Garage DuHon Dru1 Company Ban Franklin Sto"' Koltlo Gablo hrd, Inc. ~. ·.H• llowlln'' Son~ Company Ya~•o• Ti~·~ ~erltlo Trucking Company Mar!Jot ) Thtf'~ lar\tOin~~n4 -Martin ·.Rea'tauront. • Citiulfl Nallontll Bank '· '· tho G;•o.~tiant! • f, ·Pacili! T"' . fl• ·<~, •' ~ .· . ~ ,J ' ., ' , .. to. ,,. : ., \~-· ,.... ·· · 1•• \ r. '. ,•>,; •· . 0.. T. J. ' ,. ·~· • I ' Grover' 1 StUdio Rawlings·CHts McClure's Dairy hie Mary Juno's Beauty·Shoppe Tom Goott••DBA Joo'o Corry.()uf · Micldloport Lunch RooM Millt.Simpson Insurance Foodlond ·Kip .. 'loG iii ' Insurance AgHey •. . . Brod•haw Tho Doll)' Sentinel . . Coluon~u~ & 5outlt•n Ohio EI.Ctrlc Co. R~dlo Ml.r.Po• I•~· ..•T • Mes,ongorPu~lohi~~Ctt:~r . • !'111!'11•....,. ~ · -· -' ~-------....-·--··-·----..;·-··--·--·.-.• �• 23 - GALL!POUS - Judge R. S. Betz fined Harold L. Smith, 27, w~ Rt. 1 Gallipoli s, $20 and costs Wednesdl,}' in Gallipolis Munici. pal Courl on a city police charge ol reckless <tJeratlon. Judge Betz, in a state High~ eo&ts, for ftetiUous reglatratton. Forfeiting bonds on pollee charges were: Donald L. Cox, !9, RL 2 Crown CIIY, and WU- Patrol case, lined Roger H. Reynolds, 26, Pomel1!7, '$10 and Uam H. Masters, 27, Galllpdis, Cubans Dare Deqth, Or Worse, to Escape GUANTANAMO· NAVAL BASE, Cuba (UPn - Dellj)Orale Cubans climb, run, swim and float into this big u.s. liaae on the southeast corner t1 their Conununist island every chance they get, usual()' under cover ol darkness. Snme make it over the bate fence and through the mine MONDAY, DEC. 2-6:30 Til9 P.M. ONLY fields OJ SEW UP VERY MERRY Glm via the waters or B13 aDd are quietly flown to the United States where they melt into the Guantanamo Se.;., Up surprisn for unde-r th.e tr•e . , . we've everything you nefl'd. huge refugee populadon. The Navy doea not like to talk about the refugees or even acknowledge that the ntghta occur. Wos.hoble Abby y., Loll fortunate Cubaal In their bid for freedom and are abol b)' Fidel Caotro'a vigilant trocpa, cltiwed or cowed by patrol dop or cirowned In tho boj<. The CUban regime doeon~ eare to admit that such thinga occur either. base is known. The week before at lea1t two were captured, one of them woonded by CUban guards. These 1ome ol who live and the reports come from doea nvort castro" a economy 11 in big trouble. Rear Adm. Jame1 B. Hlld~ retb, commander at Gltmo, said Castro 4 1las got hi& hands tull, and work oo the base 400 CUban '"commu- each $23, speeding; Blanche S. Miller, 58, Rt. 2 Bldwoll, $28, failure to stop within the as~ sured clear distance; and Robert ~ Casey, 18, Galltp)lia, $33 speeding. Forfeiting bonds oo patrol charges were Charles L. Barcus, 37, Rt. 2 Crown City, $18, stop sign; Paul M. Darnell, 53, GALLipOLIS - Tri-Hi-Y of Pomeroy, ·$28, passlng over the Gallla Academy High School e~ yellow line; Clyde J, Hunt, S4, tertained the people at ~ GalGallipolis, $28, failure to trans- lia County Home this week with fer registration; and Harold E. skits led by Barbara Nibert and Whitt, 37, Rt. 2 Galllpolia, $308, gr<q) singing under the leaderdriving while intoxicated. ship of Christine Jenkins and Margaret Tracy. Chlb members also provided refreshments of pumpkin pie and whipped cream, coffee and milk. Charla Gooch and Joy Detty were chairmen of the refreshment committee. Perhaps the most inspiring DEC . 2-- 6:30 til9 P.M. part of the evening, it was reported, was the social conver sation. The Tri -HI -Y girls received much joy in talking with the residents of the cOWlty home . Before the girls departed , they left with each member of t h e home a ceramic angel. These angels were made by Evelyn and Roberta Brinton. Serving a s chaperones for the evening were Mrs. George Grace, Mrs. Burdell Forth and Mrs. Paul B. Saunders. II er lJ •t..,tng to beYe trouble ua!IUIOI!IIbocb' bUll biJD ..a,» berey 1 b o r t c • k e, reachiru auapected d. ucommutlna" re. Uiiii>.Y f4lur, fin IIPCI II• .fOot 111l1rb to C!_i>a lhrouP tho HlldrOih uld. 'lblt tiJODI~· p:"t•irnebi.J tenath, accorcllq: to baN renee for purpoHI ol romapce, wculd be the Sovtot UllinL oeeuponll. IOitlelhlaJ 1111 . the - · ll . il a place where Marlnel cheer. Prell "-"" t11at oome 70 G( Tho f,OOO miHtary men here 11'001>• uoound Gltnlo eajOUire bl& boo conatrl<toro bod "dolfected Into tho loeoe ...,.. while on loneo-llno oliiY and lneludo 250 Navy olllcou_~.~.tt8 called "abloluteb' false,. to' the where they uae tank name Navy eollfied meni 50 Marine thrower• to bum oft_ the omeera, 1,239 Matlne enUatecl - . . admiral. srasa on the mine men: and three coast ~ overarown But tho eubona reported ftelda, aomettmea .aetttnc off a om.cers and 10 enlisted men. incroulnB dtuatlmctlon In tho raakl of Cuban army men. CUban ueommut.eJd• workers mull turn over 90 per cent of t!oolr dollar earntnsa- at • polOMON., P.M. lor .dollar rate- to the Cootro regime every paydQ. RANDOM HOUSE Do&mleUve• These "Mm~Duten" -'to lead DICTIONARY of ENGLISH LANGUAGE double Uvea- world!li for the Yankee dollar by dQ' aDd Firat Edltlo•, U••~rldged returning to tholr famllloa in ORIGIHALL y 25.00-SJ.LE PRICE - - - Red CUba at nlgbl- oro only me of unique thlnga about Gllmo. It is a place "ffhtire ipDall often take the place ot ctca as The O<rorlb louur WUI be THE SEWING CENTER ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT-A-RAMA MON., MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA c.-a Middleport. '1 "J!ii I-- •• •• • • •• •• • •• • . ON., 6:30-9 PM Air-expressed 1,500 miles, the fastest homing pigeons can return to their home lofts within three days . o.. told us you were 6:30-9 P.M. MONDAY, DEC . 2 6:30til9 sly NOW COLOR TV WITH A SO EASY TO TUNE YOU CAN DO IT BUNDFOLDEDI low prices. Make II Zenith COLOR for Christmas! ONF GROUP MENS WOOL · TOP COATS REG . $39 .95 to $59 .95 27.96 30% OFF SALE 1 LOT LADIES NYLON HOSE REG . 3 P'· fo, $2.50 3 pair ). 50 1 RACK LADIES SKIRTS 1/2 PRICE REG. $9 .95 to $22.00 4. 98 to 11.00 1 GROUP LADIES ' BLOUSES RC .·• SALE • I Chrl-• - PSSSTI Slack up on Eye-Catch.er'a PANTY HOSE R~tular GALLIPOLIS LIGHTED HOLLY WREATH K"ll . $1.79 To•lght ject. A political - NOW tloo. Da,y 2.0Q.. _____ , 1.59 3 pairs 4.75 High Low Sunday • • • • • '63 Monday . •• • .. 55 Taeotday .. .. .. 60 Wodneotday , . . ,56 Thurotday • • •• ,69 Fridoy . . . , .. .67 46 30 24 41 t8 21 Oak Plywood Play Table &: Two Chain MADE FOR PLAY Reg. $8.88 Tonight 0* You Have Seen A Lot of Toylands But You Haven't Seen Them All Until You Come To Western Auto. IT'S THE BAZ AAR season and a highlight of the affair being held on Dec. 7 by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sor- sq. OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 MON., DEC. 2 p.m. Prec. .13 .17 .61 .03 27 Average higtl temperatures for the week this year - 58.G degrees, last year - 47. I degrees. Average low temperatures for the week this year - 35.2 degrees, last year - 27. 5 degrees. Total precipitation for the week this year - 0. 94 of an inch, last year- 1.37 inches. Total precipitation to date this year - 42.21 inches, last year - 31.77 lnches. GIANT 23" SCREEN DIAG. 295 in. piclufe OPEN Santa Has Arrived With A Sleigh Load of Goodies at Baker's UNnl 9:00P.M. STEAM-DRY 12.88 Plate SOLID STAn WIO AND HIGH INTENSITY 14.88 End!•n uset for the famil)' reading, sewen;, desk, hobbiu. 24.95 Value Rec. 19.95 be practical Christmas! BESTVEAA YET TO GET n.ltalfDII • M«*tUMlW THE BEST ' I T t __,...~a-~FR;,IGIDAIR E AUTOMATIC Custom Delun Model 4.00 IERS ~.aker. VHF Spollite P.anel 1 Lvst Bob"s Citizens Band , , . . 65 23 24 28 38 47 56 66 70 latest Addotion Pi~skin, featured -in suit s and coats. is the latest addl· tion tu the leather look in fashion . • Henry Wadsworlh Longfel- Now Band shell /IOLID·/ITAT/1 fi'HONO WITH IIUILT·IN IIOLID-IITATIIIIADIO Tile SI'!CTATOI • Moohl X525 The best of both-autom11ic porUbJe phono plus AM rldlo in one compact c•blnet. Band-shell de•lcn. Portamatlc •utom1tlc 4-lpeed record chanpr. Built-in AM radio has Control switch for both r1dlo and phono. Blue, White or Yellow-Gold colors. ••• ~ •" "• Ju!l . pren bunons . on control unit to: adjust color hues, adjun volu~T~e to low, medium and hil!lh, tum set on and off, ell.,._ VHF channl!lt left or ri&hl, turn off sound while picture stays. EXCLUSIVE ZENITH SUPEI GOLD VIDEO GUAID WNEI Greater pidure stability, u!tro1 ~enlitlve reception. laduslve aold cont1cts for lon&er TV 11~1 •' •• ...,.o,., m,,.... INGELS FURNITURE INGELS FURNITURE : , . ' IJ!lDLE~ORT Mtmb11 MrlfdtapoJt's Gllt-A·Rama PH. 992·2635 MIDDUPORT. Mom~•• Middleport Glfi-A.Romo . ' ' ' $175 ••• •• 279.00 • •' ,. •"' ~ • •• -••-• . " • -• ~ • -..--. • ~ • Rebel Has Wide Stance, New Rear Styling The ruaed Rebel, mainstay of the Intermediates, has a wider track, new grille, new deck lid, lower deck openlnl and ner• taillilhts for 1969. Like tbe Ambassador,the Rebel's track has been increased to 60 Inches and the.front and rear suspensions have been redesl1ned to improve its already bll car ride. The Rebel is offered in slx models - fotr-door sedan, two-door hardtop and station waeon In a basic "Rebel" series - and the same three body styles In the top-line SST s•ies. Wheelbase and overall leneth ramain at 114 Inches and 197 inches, respectively. ...... • "• • ~ ~ •• •• ' ' ' ': ~ -• ~ • • •t OLD FASHIONED OIL lAN1IBG Member of Middleport Merchants Gifi-A·Rama •" .."' • HANDCIIAmD/Iot unrivaled dependability STORE OPEN TIL 9:00P.M. BED LAMPS •• ~ (0 FWIILIGIITS ••• .. VHF IEMOTI CONTIIOl TV Toward Youl • •• ~ SPACE COMMAND• "600" Sound 28.00 Zenith Automalk flne..tunina Control TWANSISTOIIIZED Design Directs lha NDIIV GIFT FOR THE FAMILY! AFC Zenith's AFC tuMS color television piCture-perfect at the flick of a finjer. Just flip the switch once and forpt it-betauw it ·oot only tunfl the color picture-but keeps it tuned u you chanl!le from channel to chaMel. And It eYen perfects your Gne·tunina on UHF rlwlnnelt-automtlically. 2 SI'ANDINGS Radio Equip, and UHF Slide Rule Dial. ~ FEATUIING __;;/ lllf 1-S'xiO ••d 2-2'x3' BURGESS AMERICAN MADE 2-CELL 10.95 ~ ROM THE DICOIATOI. GlotJP dependability. Two IJ" oval twin-cone speaken an~ one 3 1h" " Fitzgerald Guns & Ace. , • 64 Rayroond G. Barr & Soos .. 60 Meadows Bottled Gas .. , so Kirby's Sohio Service ... 41 Johnson's Mobile Homes • , 32 Gallla Co. CB Radto Club . , 22 Skyline Lanes . . . . ..... 18 distinctive Danish Modern style Featuring SPilce Command• "600" VHF Remote Control tv Tunin&. Danish Modern styled "lo-boy" c•binet with Sandia styled base. In pnuine hand rubbed Walnut veneen .1nd select hardwood solids. Zenith Handcrafred Chas~s wilh no printed circuits, no production shortcuts for unrivaled Johnson's Mobtle Homes won6 points from gcyitne Lanes. F o r Johnson's, it was 9tarDbonwith 146-376. For Scyllne, itwaJ Florence Lintala with 149~60. .Anotller 6 point winner waa Kirby's Sohio Service over Gallla Co. CB Radio Club, The beat for Kirby's was 137-394 by Barbara Bailey. For Gallia Co. CB Radio club, the best was123-341by Maralyn Taylor. Raymond G. Barr & Sons also tool< 6 points from their ._.,. entl, Ftt:zprald Guns & AccesIOrlea. Betty Copley with 155408 had the best series for Raymond Barr's while Donna Sands had the best for Fitzgerald Guns with a 165-427 series. Won $649 HOW Special OVAL BRAIDED RUGS New Solld·IUte Portable Phene trots. Automatic Bas• Boa•t. In new youthful colors. ~ Tempera- Saturday . ' • ' •42 zsoe • The SPINNIR ~ TONIGHT OHLY science major,\ Frank was r ecalled into the Air Force during the Pueblo Crisis. He h a weapons instructor at Lockbourne Air Force Base and in January wUJ become a guest lecturer lntheGeographyDepB.Jt.. ment at Ohio Stale, He is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and an honor student at Ohio State. conditions for each 24 hour period as recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield Weather Sta· Member Middleport Gift·A-Rama -(,c e-LOR TV Tmlo tures, precipitation and weather e COMPACT CONSOLE CII.Y Weather PR. 3P&lrs 2.35 plays all·size, 4-speed record1 . Separate loudness and ton• con· low wrote under the pseudonym of JOsiah Colin. • 79~ SEAMLESS MESH SEAMLESS PLAIN SEAMLESS STRETCH Bowman with 130-336. VALUES TO $6.00 SGT. FRANK TITUS. sonotMr. ard Mrs. Frank E. Titus, Lincoln Hill Road, has returned from 20 days of research work in Pararna on a project for the political science department at Ohio State University, where he is a junior. The project involved the civic action program or the Latin American Armed Fon.-es, Sgt. Titus' project was carried out with the assistance or the u . BUY'EM BY THE BOX waiting for a stoc king value like Ihis . Just think- famous Berkshire quality and ling at these low, HOW Mod .. HAPPY -GO-LUCKY MIDDLEPORT c.; IFT-A-R,\MA We Have Htn A little bird SPEaAL Quality Leader. .. -a. lllm ot the tJ001 tor the bame, callllllN. Jllr. aororlQ> bazaar wUI be attrac- . bie clotbll, holiday api'CIIIa ud tho &Ill BociUho lii-IIPCI crocheted pl--. A ahap boltom ore wrll>Pod ani Ill you IOOtoorlfW and ha-v. to do 11 llft the decorated cendlea wlll aliiObeoperat.ddlurwlid. ~ In your cifl ancl JOU"re Ina: the hours t4 a. Mle. n~ Pool • ' pictured were G. W, Keiser, Dr, Mel Hartinger and Erwtn Smith. November 22, 1968 Bob's Citizens Band R ad i o Equipment moved Into first place as they took 6 points from Mea· dows Bottled Gas. High fQr Bob's CB Equip. waa Martha Kelle)' with a 139--402 series. (Ugh tor Meadows Bottled Gas was M a r l e MfMilfR •• • • •• ba1eball team. all! among those Zenith Specials At INGELS HERE NOW I from the atutrad antmala, bolkii.J __... Another un.....-1 MONDAY NIGHT - DEC. 2, 5:30 til9 P.M. MUS. JACOB HOLMAN, SR., c;~ th.c P.:.c!nc uea, has r eceh-ed word that her aon SP4 Jacob Homan, Jr., serviqr with the U. S. Army ln Frankfurt, Germany, will be attendil'lg a special equipment repair school in the mountains ot Northern German,y during the en1 tire month ot December. Speclallst Holman haa been in radio repair work since arriving tn Germany, Mrs. Holmln,. by the way, Ia hqolow to spent the Cbrt•-• S. Soutllern Comman;l HQ in the holiday season with reladvesln Panama Cam1 Zone and pertained to the armed forces program the Chicago area. of construction of roads, schools FRANK H. JOHNSTON and VIr· and related projects in a civiltan gU Campbell were am.q readers Improvement program. --· Frank took his Air Force leave identl!yiQ~: acme ol the subject& in an old photo which was pub- to make the trip and plans to r&lished Tuesday in The Dally Se• turn to Latin America early next tinel. The picture related to a year to work on a similar pro- • SPECIALI "' wu~a. planned a munber ot tr~s this school year. Already senior boys, accorq,anied by Parsons and Supt.. J!Wl Riebel, visited the Kyger Creek POIII'er Plant an:l another trip tor junior boys Is planned for Dec. 9. The Dec. 9 jaunt wW be to the Union Carbide operation It Marietta. · 6:30-9 MIDDLEPORT'S GIFT SALE In ilualnes.t. other .U• ....,., wi8. lftdYIII IN orclor to acquaint lluclonts with the world or work In thla area. Gary Parsona, Ea1tem High School guidance counselor, hu SPECIAL M4tnroe _ooc·t rlne The Monroe Doctrine guar · anteed all the independenl nations of the western hemi s· phere against European inter · ference for the purpose of oppressing them or controlling in any other manner their destiny . Also. the American continents w e r e henceforth not to be considered as sub· jects for ruty.re--'i{:olonization by ~uropean powers. Loca] Bow1ing SALE ••rri•lon lster sets, catciHIU can• ani 6:30-9:00 Here's the lteW Party-aolna. solid· state portable from Zenitn tnat Sale In Pometo)'. A 1lnlquo antlquine eomor ..,. der the of Mra. Ann Chl&>lllltl will oil""' tile mDk .... at '10 each plus antJque:l ca• & TAaE COMIINATION H & R FIRESTONE N. 2nd Ave. P.m. held from 10 Lm. to 7 at the Trlnlb United CIHorch of <llrt11 9PEN MONDAY NIGHT Entertain 98 oriQ' wlll be the ll.le o1 the lXII'• tor antiqued milk caoo. hoUMhD)d peta, tbrMng on dot few mtneJ In thl proeei:a.. lood and- ..,.. Umoo-11111wAnd ..,. Morino oaf e.-mi.&lb." Tho CUban I...S. the "' 500 Cuban exlles Members Reg. $2.98 SALE r...., dle ..aod, long.tlmo IIPCI truated Escape Report. Last week at least four workers. While the Navy does not escapers were reported to have dliiCUU the ...,_ problem, It made It into uGitmo," aa the Tri Hi-Y F lann•lt 58'' Wide Solid• & Plo;~id• teran who ao back IDd forth dally lrom their lobi hero via Hthe northeast pte,'" the ODly tbroo&b tho l7.mlle chaiD link fence Cuban workers ue permitted to use, Boll! tho exllea IIPCI tho "commuters'" are most.lf mld- Tho Sunda)' Tbnoo • Sentinel, Sundl)', De<ember 1, !968 _. ! Lllotlotie Guaiontoe 0• The Sprlog U•lt. (Compo,. ot 249.00) 189.00 WHITE GLASS & BRASS REG. 12.95 PAIR 5 Pc. Dinettes......... .. • $47.00 2 Pt. L. R. Suites ••.•..•. $88.00 Set of Tables 2 Step Tabies 1 CoHee Table •• : ••••••• $12.88 3 Pt. 8. R. Suite ......... $99.~ 9x12 Linoleum Rqs •••••••• $4.69 (Early Amer. Sofa Beds ....• $58.00 6" Foam Mattnss and ' Malclll"l Bx. Sllf'.......... $58.00 ·studn Desk .. , .......... SlUt' St.odonl ~ Choract.t K..... nl. 5 Yr. Wo""•IJ Strea.,u ••, ...-•. 6-TRliiSISTOR •~s.li .....,.c,•.. �• 23 - GALL!POUS - Judge R. S. Betz fined Harold L. Smith, 27, w~ Rt. 1 Gallipoli s, $20 and costs Wednesdl,}' in Gallipolis Munici. pal Courl on a city police charge ol reckless <tJeratlon. Judge Betz, in a state High~ eo&ts, for ftetiUous reglatratton. Forfeiting bonds on pollee charges were: Donald L. Cox, !9, RL 2 Crown CIIY, and WU- Patrol case, lined Roger H. Reynolds, 26, Pomel1!7, '$10 and Uam H. Masters, 27, Galllpdis, Cubans Dare Deqth, Or Worse, to Escape GUANTANAMO· NAVAL BASE, Cuba (UPn - Dellj)Orale Cubans climb, run, swim and float into this big u.s. liaae on the southeast corner t1 their Conununist island every chance they get, usual()' under cover ol darkness. Snme make it over the bate fence and through the mine MONDAY, DEC. 2-6:30 Til9 P.M. ONLY fields OJ SEW UP VERY MERRY Glm via the waters or B13 aDd are quietly flown to the United States where they melt into the Guantanamo Se.;., Up surprisn for unde-r th.e tr•e . , . we've everything you nefl'd. huge refugee populadon. The Navy doea not like to talk about the refugees or even acknowledge that the ntghta occur. Wos.hoble Abby y., Loll fortunate Cubaal In their bid for freedom and are abol b)' Fidel Caotro'a vigilant trocpa, cltiwed or cowed by patrol dop or cirowned In tho boj<. The CUban regime doeon~ eare to admit that such thinga occur either. base is known. The week before at lea1t two were captured, one of them woonded by CUban guards. These 1ome ol who live and the reports come from doea nvort castro" a economy 11 in big trouble. Rear Adm. Jame1 B. Hlld~ retb, commander at Gltmo, said Castro 4 1las got hi& hands tull, and work oo the base 400 CUban '"commu- each $23, speeding; Blanche S. Miller, 58, Rt. 2 Bldwoll, $28, failure to stop within the as~ sured clear distance; and Robert ~ Casey, 18, Galltp)lia, $33 speeding. Forfeiting bonds oo patrol charges were Charles L. Barcus, 37, Rt. 2 Crown City, $18, stop sign; Paul M. Darnell, 53, GALLipOLIS - Tri-Hi-Y of Pomeroy, ·$28, passlng over the Gallla Academy High School e~ yellow line; Clyde J, Hunt, S4, tertained the people at ~ GalGallipolis, $28, failure to trans- lia County Home this week with fer registration; and Harold E. skits led by Barbara Nibert and Whitt, 37, Rt. 2 Galllpolia, $308, gr<q) singing under the leaderdriving while intoxicated. ship of Christine Jenkins and Margaret Tracy. Chlb members also provided refreshments of pumpkin pie and whipped cream, coffee and milk. Charla Gooch and Joy Detty were chairmen of the refreshment committee. Perhaps the most inspiring DEC . 2-- 6:30 til9 P.M. part of the evening, it was reported, was the social conver sation. The Tri -HI -Y girls received much joy in talking with the residents of the cOWlty home . Before the girls departed , they left with each member of t h e home a ceramic angel. These angels were made by Evelyn and Roberta Brinton. Serving a s chaperones for the evening were Mrs. George Grace, Mrs. Burdell Forth and Mrs. Paul B. Saunders. II er lJ •t..,tng to beYe trouble ua!IUIOI!IIbocb' bUll biJD ..a,» berey 1 b o r t c • k e, reachiru auapected d. ucommutlna" re. Uiiii>.Y f4lur, fin IIPCI II• .fOot 111l1rb to C!_i>a lhrouP tho HlldrOih uld. 'lblt tiJODI~· p:"t•irnebi.J tenath, accorcllq: to baN renee for purpoHI ol romapce, wculd be the Sovtot UllinL oeeuponll. IOitlelhlaJ 1111 . the - · ll . il a place where Marlnel cheer. Prell "-"" t11at oome 70 G( Tho f,OOO miHtary men here 11'001>• uoound Gltnlo eajOUire bl& boo conatrl<toro bod "dolfected Into tho loeoe ...,.. while on loneo-llno oliiY and lneludo 250 Navy olllcou_~.~.tt8 called "abloluteb' false,. to' the where they uae tank name Navy eollfied meni 50 Marine thrower• to bum oft_ the omeera, 1,239 Matlne enUatecl - . . admiral. srasa on the mine men: and three coast ~ overarown But tho eubona reported ftelda, aomettmea .aetttnc off a om.cers and 10 enlisted men. incroulnB dtuatlmctlon In tho raakl of Cuban army men. CUban ueommut.eJd• workers mull turn over 90 per cent of t!oolr dollar earntnsa- at • polOMON., P.M. lor .dollar rate- to the Cootro regime every paydQ. RANDOM HOUSE Do&mleUve• These "Mm~Duten" -'to lead DICTIONARY of ENGLISH LANGUAGE double Uvea- world!li for the Yankee dollar by dQ' aDd Firat Edltlo•, U••~rldged returning to tholr famllloa in ORIGIHALL y 25.00-SJ.LE PRICE - - - Red CUba at nlgbl- oro only me of unique thlnga about Gllmo. It is a place "ffhtire ipDall often take the place ot ctca as The O<rorlb louur WUI be THE SEWING CENTER ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT-A-RAMA MON., MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA c.-a Middleport. '1 "J!ii I-- •• •• • • •• •• • •• • . ON., 6:30-9 PM Air-expressed 1,500 miles, the fastest homing pigeons can return to their home lofts within three days . o.. told us you were 6:30-9 P.M. MONDAY, DEC . 2 6:30til9 sly NOW COLOR TV WITH A SO EASY TO TUNE YOU CAN DO IT BUNDFOLDEDI low prices. Make II Zenith COLOR for Christmas! ONF GROUP MENS WOOL · TOP COATS REG . $39 .95 to $59 .95 27.96 30% OFF SALE 1 LOT LADIES NYLON HOSE REG . 3 P'· fo, $2.50 3 pair ). 50 1 RACK LADIES SKIRTS 1/2 PRICE REG. $9 .95 to $22.00 4. 98 to 11.00 1 GROUP LADIES ' BLOUSES RC .·• SALE • I Chrl-• - PSSSTI Slack up on Eye-Catch.er'a PANTY HOSE R~tular GALLIPOLIS LIGHTED HOLLY WREATH K"ll . $1.79 To•lght ject. A political - NOW tloo. Da,y 2.0Q.. _____ , 1.59 3 pairs 4.75 High Low Sunday • • • • • '63 Monday . •• • .. 55 Taeotday .. .. .. 60 Wodneotday , . . ,56 Thurotday • • •• ,69 Fridoy . . . , .. .67 46 30 24 41 t8 21 Oak Plywood Play Table &: Two Chain MADE FOR PLAY Reg. $8.88 Tonight 0* You Have Seen A Lot of Toylands But You Haven't Seen Them All Until You Come To Western Auto. IT'S THE BAZ AAR season and a highlight of the affair being held on Dec. 7 by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sor- sq. OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 MON., DEC. 2 p.m. Prec. .13 .17 .61 .03 27 Average higtl temperatures for the week this year - 58.G degrees, last year - 47. I degrees. Average low temperatures for the week this year - 35.2 degrees, last year - 27. 5 degrees. Total precipitation for the week this year - 0. 94 of an inch, last year- 1.37 inches. Total precipitation to date this year - 42.21 inches, last year - 31.77 lnches. GIANT 23" SCREEN DIAG. 295 in. piclufe OPEN Santa Has Arrived With A Sleigh Load of Goodies at Baker's UNnl 9:00P.M. STEAM-DRY 12.88 Plate SOLID STAn WIO AND HIGH INTENSITY 14.88 End!•n uset for the famil)' reading, sewen;, desk, hobbiu. 24.95 Value Rec. 19.95 be practical Christmas! BESTVEAA YET TO GET n.ltalfDII • M«*tUMlW THE BEST ' I T t __,...~a-~FR;,IGIDAIR E AUTOMATIC Custom Delun Model 4.00 IERS ~.aker. VHF Spollite P.anel 1 Lvst Bob"s Citizens Band , , . . 65 23 24 28 38 47 56 66 70 latest Addotion Pi~skin, featured -in suit s and coats. is the latest addl· tion tu the leather look in fashion . • Henry Wadsworlh Longfel- Now Band shell /IOLID·/ITAT/1 fi'HONO WITH IIUILT·IN IIOLID-IITATIIIIADIO Tile SI'!CTATOI • Moohl X525 The best of both-autom11ic porUbJe phono plus AM rldlo in one compact c•blnet. Band-shell de•lcn. Portamatlc •utom1tlc 4-lpeed record chanpr. Built-in AM radio has Control switch for both r1dlo and phono. Blue, White or Yellow-Gold colors. ••• ~ •" "• Ju!l . pren bunons . on control unit to: adjust color hues, adjun volu~T~e to low, medium and hil!lh, tum set on and off, ell.,._ VHF channl!lt left or ri&hl, turn off sound while picture stays. EXCLUSIVE ZENITH SUPEI GOLD VIDEO GUAID WNEI Greater pidure stability, u!tro1 ~enlitlve reception. laduslve aold cont1cts for lon&er TV 11~1 •' •• ...,.o,., m,,.... INGELS FURNITURE INGELS FURNITURE : , . ' IJ!lDLE~ORT Mtmb11 MrlfdtapoJt's Gllt-A·Rama PH. 992·2635 MIDDUPORT. Mom~•• Middleport Glfi-A.Romo . ' ' ' $175 ••• •• 279.00 • •' ,. •"' ~ • •• -••-• . " • -• ~ • -..--. • ~ • Rebel Has Wide Stance, New Rear Styling The ruaed Rebel, mainstay of the Intermediates, has a wider track, new grille, new deck lid, lower deck openlnl and ner• taillilhts for 1969. Like tbe Ambassador,the Rebel's track has been increased to 60 Inches and the.front and rear suspensions have been redesl1ned to improve its already bll car ride. The Rebel is offered in slx models - fotr-door sedan, two-door hardtop and station waeon In a basic "Rebel" series - and the same three body styles In the top-line SST s•ies. Wheelbase and overall leneth ramain at 114 Inches and 197 inches, respectively. ...... • "• • ~ ~ •• •• ' ' ' ': ~ -• ~ • • •t OLD FASHIONED OIL lAN1IBG Member of Middleport Merchants Gifi-A·Rama •" .."' • HANDCIIAmD/Iot unrivaled dependability STORE OPEN TIL 9:00P.M. BED LAMPS •• ~ (0 FWIILIGIITS ••• .. VHF IEMOTI CONTIIOl TV Toward Youl • •• ~ SPACE COMMAND• "600" Sound 28.00 Zenith Automalk flne..tunina Control TWANSISTOIIIZED Design Directs lha NDIIV GIFT FOR THE FAMILY! AFC Zenith's AFC tuMS color television piCture-perfect at the flick of a finjer. Just flip the switch once and forpt it-betauw it ·oot only tunfl the color picture-but keeps it tuned u you chanl!le from channel to chaMel. And It eYen perfects your Gne·tunina on UHF rlwlnnelt-automtlically. 2 SI'ANDINGS Radio Equip, and UHF Slide Rule Dial. ~ FEATUIING __;;/ lllf 1-S'xiO ••d 2-2'x3' BURGESS AMERICAN MADE 2-CELL 10.95 ~ ROM THE DICOIATOI. GlotJP dependability. Two IJ" oval twin-cone speaken an~ one 3 1h" " Fitzgerald Guns & Ace. , • 64 Rayroond G. Barr & Soos .. 60 Meadows Bottled Gas .. , so Kirby's Sohio Service ... 41 Johnson's Mobile Homes • , 32 Gallla Co. CB Radto Club . , 22 Skyline Lanes . . . . ..... 18 distinctive Danish Modern style Featuring SPilce Command• "600" VHF Remote Control tv Tunin&. Danish Modern styled "lo-boy" c•binet with Sandia styled base. In pnuine hand rubbed Walnut veneen .1nd select hardwood solids. Zenith Handcrafred Chas~s wilh no printed circuits, no production shortcuts for unrivaled Johnson's Mobtle Homes won6 points from gcyitne Lanes. F o r Johnson's, it was 9tarDbonwith 146-376. For Scyllne, itwaJ Florence Lintala with 149~60. .Anotller 6 point winner waa Kirby's Sohio Service over Gallla Co. CB Radio Club, The beat for Kirby's was 137-394 by Barbara Bailey. For Gallia Co. CB Radio club, the best was123-341by Maralyn Taylor. Raymond G. Barr & Sons also tool< 6 points from their ._.,. entl, Ftt:zprald Guns & AccesIOrlea. Betty Copley with 155408 had the best series for Raymond Barr's while Donna Sands had the best for Fitzgerald Guns with a 165-427 series. 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Titus, Lincoln Hill Road, has returned from 20 days of research work in Pararna on a project for the political science department at Ohio State University, where he is a junior. The project involved the civic action program or the Latin American Armed Fon.-es, Sgt. Titus' project was carried out with the assistance or the u . BUY'EM BY THE BOX waiting for a stoc king value like Ihis . Just think- famous Berkshire quality and ling at these low, HOW Mod .. HAPPY -GO-LUCKY MIDDLEPORT c.; IFT-A-R,\MA We Have Htn A little bird SPEaAL Quality Leader. .. -a. lllm ot the tJ001 tor the bame, callllllN. Jllr. aororlQ> bazaar wUI be attrac- . bie clotbll, holiday api'CIIIa ud tho &Ill BociUho lii-IIPCI crocheted pl--. A ahap boltom ore wrll>Pod ani Ill you IOOtoorlfW and ha-v. to do 11 llft the decorated cendlea wlll aliiObeoperat.ddlurwlid. ~ In your cifl ancl JOU"re Ina: the hours t4 a. Mle. n~ Pool • ' pictured were G. W, Keiser, Dr, Mel Hartinger and Erwtn Smith. November 22, 1968 Bob's Citizens Band R ad i o Equipment moved Into first place as they took 6 points from Mea· dows Bottled Gas. High fQr Bob's CB Equip. waa Martha Kelle)' with a 139--402 series. (Ugh tor Meadows Bottled Gas was M a r l e MfMilfR •• • • •• ba1eball team. all! among those Zenith Specials At INGELS HERE NOW I from the atutrad antmala, bolkii.J __... Another un.....-1 MONDAY NIGHT - DEC. 2, 5:30 til9 P.M. MUS. JACOB HOLMAN, SR., c;~ th.c P.:.c!nc uea, has r eceh-ed word that her aon SP4 Jacob Homan, Jr., serviqr with the U. S. Army ln Frankfurt, Germany, will be attendil'lg a special equipment repair school in the mountains ot Northern German,y during the en1 tire month ot December. Speclallst Holman haa been in radio repair work since arriving tn Germany, Mrs. Holmln,. by the way, Ia hqolow to spent the Cbrt•-• S. Soutllern Comman;l HQ in the holiday season with reladvesln Panama Cam1 Zone and pertained to the armed forces program the Chicago area. of construction of roads, schools FRANK H. JOHNSTON and VIr· and related projects in a civiltan gU Campbell were am.q readers Improvement program. --· Frank took his Air Force leave identl!yiQ~: acme ol the subject& in an old photo which was pub- to make the trip and plans to r&lished Tuesday in The Dally Se• turn to Latin America early next tinel. The picture related to a year to work on a similar pro- • SPECIALI "' wu~a. planned a munber ot tr~s this school year. Already senior boys, accorq,anied by Parsons and Supt.. J!Wl Riebel, visited the Kyger Creek POIII'er Plant an:l another trip tor junior boys Is planned for Dec. 9. The Dec. 9 jaunt wW be to the Union Carbide operation It Marietta. · 6:30-9 MIDDLEPORT'S GIFT SALE In ilualnes.t. other .U• ....,., wi8. lftdYIII IN orclor to acquaint lluclonts with the world or work In thla area. Gary Parsona, Ea1tem High School guidance counselor, hu SPECIAL M4tnroe _ooc·t rlne The Monroe Doctrine guar · anteed all the independenl nations of the western hemi s· phere against European inter · ference for the purpose of oppressing them or controlling in any other manner their destiny . Also. the American continents w e r e henceforth not to be considered as sub· jects for ruty.re--'i{:olonization by ~uropean powers. Loca] Bow1ing SALE ••rri•lon lster sets, catciHIU can• ani 6:30-9:00 Here's the lteW Party-aolna. solid· state portable from Zenitn tnat Sale In Pometo)'. A 1lnlquo antlquine eomor ..,. der the of Mra. Ann Chl&>lllltl will oil""' tile mDk .... at '10 each plus antJque:l ca• & TAaE COMIINATION H & R FIRESTONE N. 2nd Ave. P.m. held from 10 Lm. to 7 at the Trlnlb United CIHorch of <llrt11 9PEN MONDAY NIGHT Entertain 98 oriQ' wlll be the ll.le o1 the lXII'• tor antiqued milk caoo. hoUMhD)d peta, tbrMng on dot few mtneJ In thl proeei:a.. lood and- ..,.. 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Jesus's Parable of the Good Samaritan took place on the road that went down from Jerusalem to Jericho. The road cerlalrd.¥ does go "down," for there Is more than a half..mile drq) cklring the 14-mlle journey between WTS OF LOCK. Mrs. Sammy Vlte holds a glual padlock believed lo han been used around tbe lith century &o keep prisoners iD the atocb. The loek was part of an autumn antiques fair eoodueted in Cllelsea, England. the cities. lt was interesting too to see a sign that said "Sea Level"" haU way on a mountainside. All the Jordan valley is below sea leYel, and Jericho is th"' lowest city in the world. The whole area is 8 barren wJlderness of treeless hills and valleys. The While shopping of Middleport's Moonlight Sale Mon. Dec. 26:30 til 9 P.M. Leave your cor at Ben's Sohio Station to be serviced. Bafferie1, tires , c:omlul.ricatian, wuh jobs. Ovallty prod vets and ski li•d ••rvlc:•; f11•'• BEN'S SOHIO SERVICE - N. 2nd A·u. 992-9913 Next To A&P Super Mlc:t. Middleport, 0. SHOP MIDDLEPORT MON., DEC. 2 6:30 TO 9:00P.M. Shop By Moonlight! ' It AMahnla <* Cmfstmasl ·------------------Who says you can't take it with you? l '..• ' ... calor ~~ '·J,.•, ot UGood 5amarltM ...,•• lJ t b • onJ,y bu11c11nc I noue.d on I h o whole trip lllor we left - wldeh Is Joru...... 1be ancleol oily ot Jericho iodoY 11 a hoop ot dirt. We- ........ warnlnll lo •cover our beida." 'Ibe 120 -degree heat was rouah, but we ltQ'ecl l q lllDII8b ID Ill< D1a11a11J the scenes ~ the Blble eventa related to the area. Eut of us was tM Jordan Valley where J6aus had been t.ptlzed and 1)_1hlncl .. the .. _ ot Toawta4 Uon" where Satan had tempted Him. Mount Plogah and Moab wen in view to the East, and I remembered how Moses II.W tha \and from this site, and wu burled somewhere there; how the children ol Israel had eroJSed the Jordan here and lett the memorial stones to commemorate the miraculous eroulng;howBalaam had come here to curse the Israelites, but God refusedtopermit it; here also occurred the e_pi. sode of the spies and Rahab. aa well as the story of Jesus and Zaccheus. "FJisha's ~ring" (fl Kings 2: 19{) is the key to Jericho. It produces over 1,000 gallons ~ water per minute with litUe variatioo the year 'round. It provides water for two large Ar,ab refugee camps today as well as water for irrigation. The fruits produced here are some ot the best in the world. Here grow or- anges, bananas, dates. coconuts, apples, etc, There was a nice little restaurant near Elisha's Spring that helped us quench our thirst with some room - temperature pop. Then we made our WaY soutll to the Dead Sea area. Here we saw an area so hot that it evaporates all the water tlte Jordan and Mt. Hermon can bring to lt. nie.v say the water Is more than one.tourth salt and I believe it. Some of us went swimming in the Dead Sea and loond It very easy to float - in raet, you eoold Doal with hallyoorbodyoul of the water. I had a rash about my neck when I entered the water and the salt certainly made it sting, but it never bothered me again. Yet h is really a .. dead" sea, for there Is no life there, DO ftsh, birds or nowera. It so well illustrates what happens to 1111 persons who keeps l HOSPITAL NEWS] OAK HD..L HOSPITAL NEWS Births - Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa A. Hargett, 117 Jmea st., Oak HID, sm, 11lomas Allen Jr., Nov. 2lj Mr. and Mra. Charles Thomas Goheen, Rt. 2, We11ston, daugbter, Tam1 &le, Nov. 22; Mr. and Mrs. James Nickels Jr., Rt. 2. Thurman, twin dnllbters, 9aaren Ka1 and Karen 9.18, Nov. 22; Mr. aDd Mro. Lmnle Craft, Rl 3; Wheel· ersburg, cloulhler. Ida Kay, N,.. 23; Mr. and Mrs. Richard AIlOII Rlj>pelb, Rt. 2, WeUslon, daugbter. !Jilnl8. Kristina, Nov. 23; Mr. and Mrs. llooald Russell, Main st., Jack8011, dau!!bter, Sally Jane, Nov. 23; Mr. and Mn. Roger Bowling, Rt. 3, Jack8011, daughUr, Taml 14'DD, Nov.24. Prelellt Patients - Fred Bur· ton, Rt. 2 Jacboni Melria Baehtel. Rt. 2 Thurman; Fred Huaftea, CAMELS GRAZE ID I h o semi«id area of the Dead Sea Jult lOUth of JATieho. 11 A num who om~s thla herd is a weallh,y mao," old the auldo lo Rev. Charles Lusher, author at this Mid-East series. .·.····:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:::::;:;;;;;:;:;::o:;;:;;;:;;;;;;::;:;:;:;::o:•, -~·u·. ~. ~~. ~ and never leai'IUI to give. Yes, "Living 11 Giving'' and .. Giving is Uving'' can be written either way, and still be true. The sand was so hot, the air so dry. and Ute pop so warm that we soon were on our Ws and headed for the area where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. Thl1 Ia one of the most interesting places in the world Cor the modern Bible student. M a n Y books have been written abod. the ancient manuscripts of the Bible that were found here re. cently and we have al10 come upoo a wea!UI or knowledge sl>oot the Essenes, a religious group at the time of Christ. John the BaptiBt could well have receivvd his spiritual train. ing from the Essenes. It was some 10 mUes north or t h Is area where he preached and also baptized Jesus in the Jordan River. So these hills and valleys knew his footsteps and saw the preparation or this one who was destined to be the forerumer of Jesus. The modern story of this area bagan one Spr!Da da,y In 1945 when a 15-year~ld shepherd boy went searching for a runawQ" goat in Ule hills at the northwest edge It's solid state at 17 vital points to give you extra dependability. Take it anywhere around the house. This portable Color TV changes rooms as easy as it changes channels. Picture tube is linted to reduce glare. and to increase picture contrast. Dipole antenna provides excellent reception in any room of your home. The cabinet is durable, SO' you don't have to worry about banging it in your travels. And the sound IS up fronl I All 12 channel UHF/VHF CP468E Two Year Registered Guarantn on Picture Tubtl. One Year on All Parts Orog.nal ownll'!-r gu•r•ntl!e cowera tree ••change or r•paw of l)arh prov~n detective in norm•l use_ Arnmsec:t tllru aelhnc dealers_ tabor 11nd uansport•t•on ••tra Gu.,rantee not velid unlen 1uar ent~ c••d m•oled to Motol'(lta wflt>in ten d•ys after d•llvtiry ol set_ MOIOROLA@ The Creators of Quasar'·M TV Werner Radio & TV MIDDLEPORT MEMBER OF Glft·A-RAMA Mrs. Oft:ey 0, Miller, Rt. 2, Crown City, wae naslened to the 189tb Aaaaalt Helicopter Com· pany. Nov. 9 near Pletku, Vietnam, aa a hellcoptt~r pllot. • · - IIOIIlllblallnlldo. FilterIng the cave, be totDc1 brokm potten. Jora IDd lollller aerolls. Nellher honor hlllamll)obld""'' Idea at their worth, and lhoy were tooled about 1bo laJnll)o for two yean. It wu in February, 1!1411 - Dr. John c. Trever ot Baldwin Wallaee College, who wu oa leave at t h e AmertClll SciMIOI or Oriental a......... In Jeruaalom, r...,....ecl tbelr value. Prices II08l'tld and ovor)'llody star1ec1 ...,.ehln8the uvea ~ the Dead Sea area for more scroll!. auttrottheacrolls revealed that here were Bible maii.Uieripts 1, 000 years older llwllho oldoll prevloosiJolmown. The EueOes were a most lninterelttq people. Joaephua, a Jewish writer altho oariJo ChrlaUan era, says about t,OOO at' them exl- In hlo Ume and thallhoy dressed in white, pve honest toll and lived by a moot llrlet muual ot' discipline. Sentinel. RUTLAND - IN VIETNAM ASSIGNED Airman Jame1 E. Vanaman, acm of Mr. and Mrs. Private First Class Nat:Jian E, Vanaman of R, D. I, Army Leonord Sllepherd, 19, oonotMr. and Mro. Georoe W. Sllepherd, Rt. 1, Ewington, walii 818lgned lo the l98th Infantry Brigade, American Division Nov. 5 near Chu Lal, VIetnam, 11 a rifle- • man. RuUand, b01 coJDj>lotecl besle lraU.IDa at Laekland AFB, Tex., and hal been a&llcoecl to llle•part AFB. Tex •• for tralnlne aa a medteal service• speclalliL Airman Vanaman Ia a 1967 grad uate at Rutland Hlih SciMIOI. 4 NIGHT DEC. 2 From 6:30 to 9:00 ONLYI SHOP EARLY THIS YEARI • ury and ate together In a common dining ball. They were an ascetic group, who tried to live separate from all others. They appeared on thb scene about 200 B. c. and were destroyed by Titus •· bout A. D. If Jom Ulo Baptist was brought up by the group, he broke with them in later years. for his baptism was to indicate spiritua) repentance. He was missionary and evangelistic and helped men prepare tor the Messiah rather than retire solely to the Qumran l!f<I"P. These scrolls, however, pro~ vide our real interest. Let me tell you how from m,y own experience. Bible critics used to say that . THE PINOIIS ONI The Christmas Rush Is Riehl Now! rn laalah 53, for lnltlanee, was written after Christ' a t1me and then placed in the text f1 the Old Testament. Wo believed God could and did rof.eteu events, but hOW could we prove it with our oldest Old Testament texts in existence wrlttfill\ about 1000 A.D.? When the seroU rind was unounced, we waited to see II Isaiah - and especially Chapter 53 - was there. &Ire enough it waa all there and two C<Jpiesl SelenUIIe dating declares both manuscripts were written before Chrilt' s birth and the wording is almost identical to the texts SON SUHVIVOH Henry Amos, and not Mn. Henry Amot~ Upper s.nltB~, lllould have been 11Aed as a survivor .or Ethel AmoJ iD last Sunc~a.v•a obituary ln tt.e TimeaVANAM.~N The Kf'OUII had a common treas- OUR STORE IS LOADED WITH COPIOUS QUANTITIES FOR UNUSUAL GIFTS. SURE WAYS PLEASE AMAN! CROSS HARDWARE FACIAL TISSUES BILL LEWIS, OWNER large hx PH 992·3831 MIDDLEPORT • MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS MASON - Neil Ha,vmaker, a grid fan flnl, last, and always, aummed 'V P,e lut two yeara of looiiNtll by the Wohama White F1lcons and suggested - though 10 senior's will depart next Mayprobable lq)rovement.ln aeaaona to come, His report follows: The f"aleons willloJet 10 boys lhl1 year who well can be proud o! their ac~lllhmen~a on the gridiron OYer the past two years. In the lut 20 games, Wahama haa outscored lts opponents 474268. It has won 12, lost 7arlltied 1, having beenshutoutonlytwice, both times last year. Most of these boys were members ot the 1967 team that was aspiring athletes. 1t ,pows Gary m.eedng two taeklen headon. EY· en though each ot &hem ~lg~ ed Gaey ~ at lee It iO Ibs., It w11n't Gary they carried oH the field. Mel Frey, tailback and satety man. who on defellR was a b.tstler all the way, aavedthe Falcons embarrassment from many times. Gary Sisk. wingback anddefen&iY;; haUback, always carried his share of the game. Bobby Roosh, fullbaekandmld- dle linebacker, acted like he owned the ballfl.eld, andhedkl There is many an ortenslve back around that probably wouldn't believe litterally ground into the dirt at that Bobby only weighs 150. Robert (Crazy Boy) Redmond, Ravenswood to the tunc of 46-(), center and defensive end, came but picked themselves up, shrugged their shoulders and came down with moooneucleosie this back to win their remaining six past summer, When training season started he looked like a walkball games. Thla year saw the Falcons win-- ing dead man, but he wanted to ning only Coor games while los- play wall. This boy _probably has ill!: nve and tying one. Fourofthe one or the biggest individual acfive losses were to Ravenswood, complishments over Ul health in Ripley, Poca aOO Meigs. Losing Wahama history. Bob came out to these teams didn't leave any of and trained andworkedallheposthe Wahama fans embarrassed, sibly could starw:latter his weakas the boys gave a good account ened condition and by sheer will of themselves in these four power and desire got himself Ingames. Even lhe Ravenswood to shape to play. And he played game was closer than the score well Danny Rizer, end and defen. ir.:llcated. si ve halfback, was a hardluck The biggest Falcon graduating player all the way. A broken is Larry C8rC"ent.er, at 210 lbs. Larry has p"-Yed every position arm sidelined him one year, this on the line this year, along with year a hernia condition. Coach doing the klckorf chores. Lfrry' s Grant Barnett said of Danny confidenc~ arw:l ability toad.iust Lo when he had to ifve up tot the aOOut any position on the line is season that he tw2 really turned into a ballp~er and would have going to be missed. Gary Burdette, kicker and helped the Falcons tremendousquuterback, has turned in some ly. Donnie Wood, otren&lve guard, good ball games for WaharoL earned a starting position this Gary Fields, quarterback, lir.e-backer and punter, has left on film year although he only tips the at Wahama an example to all scales at 143, Donnie trapped many a big tackle to make himself look good out there. Bryant (Cornstalk) Hudson, d~ fensive guard and linebacker, ha~ sent man,y an (\)posing player off the field taking to himselL lle has probably gotten or was in on 45 per cent or the lackle1i this year. At 165 lbs .. he was one of the most feared defensive men in the area. And lhc best war dancer! We can't say these boys were lhe best ba1lplayers that Wahama has turned out but there has been none with more hearl and desire to play. They won't soon be for · _gotten. '.. ... "'· .,... Following art!' some statistics • THE SANITARY .NAPKINS 10 Seniors l£ave Falcon Squad ' SHOP and SAVE with SHOE BOX SPEOALSI Steve Halstead had two touch- downs, two tumble recoveries 1.nd one blocked punL Mel Fr)' had one toochdown and 3 pass interCeptions. Randy Smith, 3 extra points. Dorsel Adkins, two touchdowns and one pass int-erception. Cheater Roush, one LOuchdown. Bryant Hlllsoo, three fwnble recoveries, one blocked punts and 89 tackles. Each of the following boys had one fumble recovery - Larry Carpenter, Robert Redmond, John Johnson, Buzz RifO.e and Davld Morgan. Each of the following had a pass interception - Gary Sisk, Danny Rizer aOO Larry Fields. Wahama has picked up four new . s on Its schedule next year, ,.f"oach Barnette is Lrying to come up with schools that are In our class. WhUePocaandRavenswood remain of the "big boys,"' Barnett has dr~ped over the -past two years Racine, East· ern, Alexander, Ripley and Meigs. In their stead he has picked up Wirt, Duval, Guyan Valley arw:l PS:rkersburg Catholic. This schedule will give the Falcons a much beUer balanced schedule and better over all competition. Following is next year's sche!Sule: Buffalo of Putnam •••..• H Wirt ••• , , •••.• , ••... A Kyger Creek •••••• , •. II Duval . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll Federal Hocking . . . . . . A Parkersburg Catholic ..• A LADIES' & MISSES' SHOES All are fall & winter 1tylu, but brolc:en siu1. Moon~ light Special . . . 1.00 ta 3.00 MEN'S & BOYS" SHOES Some Are Pedwins. Moonlight Special .. 3.00 - 4.00 - 5.00 t MEN'S STORM SHOE BOOT Special "Moonlight Find". Fleece lined and mode by Ball Band. Broken 1in1. ONLY 10.00 LITTLE GIRLS, 8\> TO 12 Moonlight Sp•cial of school styles and patenh. ciol Monday night ... 1.49 to 3.00 YOUTHS' & LITTLE GENTS' Moonlight Sp•cial, 1.00 & 2.00 WOMEN'S WHITE KEDS CANVAS OXFORDS Our regular 5.50 values. N & M widths, but brolr.en sin1. Moon light sp•ciol . . . \ 3.00 SOCKS FROM REGULAR STOCK For all the family. Moonlight prices . . lOc to 49c Doors Open For This Big Event ar 6:30p.m. MONDAY . DEC 2 (MOONRISE) THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT Poca . . . . , . . . . . . . . . A Ravenswood •.. . .•... A Where Shoes Are Always Sensibly Priced )o)pencer . . . . . . . , ... H MEMBER MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A-RAMA Gu_yan Valle,} . . . . , . . . 1-f ..•.•. •.• NT Regular box 12 MONDAY NIGHT DEC. 2, 6:30 to 9 ' ·I .. .. -• · -· Tour I..A)C8} Supermarket MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 2-6:30 TIL 9 P.M. AT NIGHTI CALENDAR WATCHES EACH POLARO SWINGER CAMERA 19. • & Boys' N•hru Joclcns Siaas 5 to 7. Regulor 6.00...........................................4.75 SELECTION OF FINE 13.9 COSMETICS THE OS BOTTLE PINT .99~ Sluo 8 t9 12. Regular 8.00.............................. _........5.95 SHOP IT MOONUGHTI ORLON PILE COVERED MINT OR REGULAR BATHROOM SCALES BY COUNSELOR 3.9 to to 5.00 %OFF all Snow Suits, Jackets and Coats CHRISTMAS PIN GIVEN WITH EACH DRESS PURCHASED THE 11•1 SHOP . MIODUPORT MEMBER OF GIFT·A-RAMA 128 MILL ST. -MIDDLEPORT 9.95 Rea. $29.95 NOW ANY SIZE 1.5 VOLT MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA • Academy High School this week visited Penn,yfare &c>ermarket, in connection with a Social stucJ.. ies unit 011 Supermarkets, along with th.)ir teacher, Mrs. DJ.genia Gardner. Another reason for visiting the supermarket, apart f r o m food for dally needs, was a need for Increased awarenessoftratnlng Md job sldlls needed for the varlools kinds o1 Jobs round In a commwdt;y. Gene ~rlock, manager, escorted the class on a tour c:l Ute store and explained theoperatlm or the various departments. 'The class observed cashiers at the checkouts and watched the manager use the teletype to place an order to the main otrtee in Pltlsllurgh, Pa. The class I&.W produc:ei and ,. ' . PIPES FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SETS 99~ LIIDI£s• / an11 MEN•s REG. 53 00 · LFOLD DUSTING POWDER AND SPRAY COLOGNE ·: PEPTO-BISMOL being (IO<kagecl. ,..jpec~ and llamped; v!slleclthe ware- meat 7 P.M.-8 BATH TOWELS Reg. $1.49 ONLY 99~ .-c»>ms and relrlgerated rooma; and saw foods from all over the United s:ates, Norway, GntH..I&, 'Jbailand, Japan, South Mrica ottd Hawaii. GALLIPOLIS - • State Patrol driver license e:rcaminer Tmt Lewis gave 15 preliminary examinations Tuesdl)' and approved ~pllcants and gave 14 behind the wheel road tests and passed eight applicants. Two days this week, Lewis pvo 49 teols and approvecl38applleanls or 77.5 per cent. ThlolneiOOecl 23 of 26 laking pre«ams lor a temporary lnlllrllctlon per. llilt and 15 ot23 taldnJroodleots rw an operator's Hcenae. 12 ~ ONLY s 0 LPvEsoi66( DEODORANT 34e MANY MORE BARGAINS 1N GIFTS · •'(;if:~~~:N:,..l;u.-. Naim .. . \"h<>n , chli'1ei'ed in . 1746~ Pt1J(ceton, Univ~rJity w@ s ktfu'Wn a• IM l;olleg.> or New Jersey and Was located ·at · ,, :l't.r}". ~~ • '9 ~ ' i' rn1~erslly. ...P-t~ ·.9s ~ 0-f- FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SPRAY COLOGNE AND BUBil.E BATH MERCHANTS .~- .. .. . GIFT·ARAMA : : : '< }". 1;<""~fl. "IJ.. Reg. $3.00 12 Approved .· REG. $1.49 1.50 ·: ' Eliotllbeth. It was later mov~d to Princeton and. in 1896. UiP ' 5.98 I EARLY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS-- .. ·--- GALLJPOLL5 - The Jr. Hi Special Education class of Gallia BATTERIES MENS CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP Boys• Wuh •,. w.., Long SIHve Shirts But<on collar. Rotolo• 4.00........................................ 3.00 Sl•u 8-12. Body Shirh, Rot. 5.00........................•. 3.75 WATCH ohangetklo, ptltlj,"f· • t, on the team thls year. Gary Clark llad over 600 yards ruahlng, 68 points, two Interceptiona and blfo bnble recoveries. Tim Howard had ah: points. Dovld Gillispie hod 44 J>Oints and three lnterceptiona. Gary Fields bod 18 J>Oints. Bobby Rouatl had 24points, two fumble recoveries and 113 tackles. Students .; Jatktm; Joan Campbell, Coalton; Gertrude Klug, oak Hill; Jolm Rowland, HI. I llarndon; Jolm Homer Lewls, Rt. 2 Patriot; Robert Keller, Firebrick; Ramen Meyer, Jacldort; Emma Walla~. Rt. 3 Oak lUll; JoBI))b Arthur, HI. 2 Jack.IOI'I; Enoch Messer. Jadtaon; William Leffler. Rt. 1 Jaekaon; Guy SoU and Bill Faml>', Jack• oon; Roy lla1slett, HI. 3 Jack. son; Anna CocbraD, Rl. 2 Oak Hill; Ell%llbelh Vllltoe, Rl. 3 Jacksoo; Jemy Parry and Gertrude Klug, Oak Hill, and Jane Ann Davis, Rt. 4 Jackson. Patients Released - Emory Cart, Clarence Ritl'e, John Harbert, Telltha Hughoa, Rose Palrick, Ella Pell, John G. Morpn, George Tumer, Edward steele, Richard Nleholo, .1o1m Slater, LUllao Leach, Ellz- Jarvis, Mary Howard, Ruby WUIIIml, Mary Walker, Zelia Fltzpalrlek, S;u• 4 to 12. Rotular 7.50.·--··--·-·························5.95 ,.... IIE!.ICOI'TI:H PILOT Army Warrant Officer Ronald 0. Mlller, 19, 100 ~Mr. and Foasan, RL 3 Jack.BOD; France• Soya' & Girls' Nehru Swaatert LAY AWAY Z';' - The Sunda)· Time5 ...'ientinel, Studa), December 1, 19611 litho Jorualom hotel the dotallo. well "" all ....,.. of lbo moll blo~ood ••• the be• Mer. and 1ftl tx· eel 11 dOj'l ot our ·~ of a II I ebauatecl our walton ....,_ IDa u. ,_,. did It wllh .a omlle. tlmt." leo - Hutton. Jackson; Ethel White, Rt. GREAT 1/2 HOUR SALE Rot. 3.29 we later llaten- Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Charles Van- Middleport Sale, Monday, 6:30-9:00 Lightweight for ease of carrying ... lightweight in price! 11o - ........... - - .... however, and •• h7*ated cloar ID the toea. 1be ecl wldlo Dr. Vnmocl< llllecl U. . - Into a eave and hoord It IIII,Y, 1111 on 1<1p ot ihal heodlng tho auidt'. sea. tbo Dooci hod-• IDa _ .. .. �zs- Tho sw.~ay Tlme~ntloo~, HOLY~»LAND IMPRESSIO~S-~~RICHO ROAD' we have knowa. 0, it mak" •• know lhll we con aate!Jo b1ul GcMPI Word and reJt our 11Yes apcm lta IJI"'((qJIIII. • Thou tn t.Jur1 Mil' tbeDelld sea IIJ!Irlluall71hr111- Lowest City in the World BY REV. CHARLES LUSIIER GALLIPOLIS- We.otartodoar trtp to Jericho and tile Dead Sea wittJ certain mlaglvinga, balb because of the exces~ve heatol'that area and because we knew it wu a .. hot spot., in the Jewiab-Arab tension. However' it proved to be one or the most interelllinl: trip• or our Holy Land adventure. Jesus's Parable of the Good Samaritan took place on the road that went down from Jerusalem to Jericho. The road cerlalrd.¥ does go "down," for there Is more than a half..mile drq) cklring the 14-mlle journey between WTS OF LOCK. Mrs. Sammy Vlte holds a glual padlock believed lo han been used around tbe lith century &o keep prisoners iD the atocb. The loek was part of an autumn antiques fair eoodueted in Cllelsea, England. the cities. lt was interesting too to see a sign that said "Sea Level"" haU way on a mountainside. All the Jordan valley is below sea leYel, and Jericho is th"' lowest city in the world. The whole area is 8 barren wJlderness of treeless hills and valleys. The While shopping of Middleport's Moonlight Sale Mon. Dec. 26:30 til 9 P.M. Leave your cor at Ben's Sohio Station to be serviced. Bafferie1, tires , c:omlul.ricatian, wuh jobs. Ovallty prod vets and ski li•d ••rvlc:•; f11•'• BEN'S SOHIO SERVICE - N. 2nd A·u. 992-9913 Next To A&P Super Mlc:t. Middleport, 0. SHOP MIDDLEPORT MON., DEC. 2 6:30 TO 9:00P.M. Shop By Moonlight! ' It AMahnla <* Cmfstmasl ·------------------Who says you can't take it with you? l '..• ' ... calor ~~ '·J,.•, ot UGood 5amarltM ...,•• lJ t b • onJ,y bu11c11nc I noue.d on I h o whole trip lllor we left - wldeh Is Joru...... 1be ancleol oily ot Jericho iodoY 11 a hoop ot dirt. We- ........ warnlnll lo •cover our beida." 'Ibe 120 -degree heat was rouah, but we ltQ'ecl l q lllDII8b ID Ill< D1a11a11J the scenes ~ the Blble eventa related to the area. Eut of us was tM Jordan Valley where J6aus had been t.ptlzed and 1)_1hlncl .. the .. _ ot Toawta4 Uon" where Satan had tempted Him. Mount Plogah and Moab wen in view to the East, and I remembered how Moses II.W tha \and from this site, and wu burled somewhere there; how the children ol Israel had eroJSed the Jordan here and lett the memorial stones to commemorate the miraculous eroulng;howBalaam had come here to curse the Israelites, but God refusedtopermit it; here also occurred the e_pi. sode of the spies and Rahab. aa well as the story of Jesus and Zaccheus. "FJisha's ~ring" (fl Kings 2: 19{) is the key to Jericho. It produces over 1,000 gallons ~ water per minute with litUe variatioo the year 'round. It provides water for two large Ar,ab refugee camps today as well as water for irrigation. The fruits produced here are some ot the best in the world. Here grow or- anges, bananas, dates. coconuts, apples, etc, There was a nice little restaurant near Elisha's Spring that helped us quench our thirst with some room - temperature pop. Then we made our WaY soutll to the Dead Sea area. Here we saw an area so hot that it evaporates all the water tlte Jordan and Mt. Hermon can bring to lt. nie.v say the water Is more than one.tourth salt and I believe it. Some of us went swimming in the Dead Sea and loond It very easy to float - in raet, you eoold Doal with hallyoorbodyoul of the water. I had a rash about my neck when I entered the water and the salt certainly made it sting, but it never bothered me again. Yet h is really a .. dead" sea, for there Is no life there, DO ftsh, birds or nowera. It so well illustrates what happens to 1111 persons who keeps l HOSPITAL NEWS] OAK HD..L HOSPITAL NEWS Births - Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa A. Hargett, 117 Jmea st., Oak HID, sm, 11lomas Allen Jr., Nov. 2lj Mr. and Mra. Charles Thomas Goheen, Rt. 2, We11ston, daugbter, Tam1 &le, Nov. 22; Mr. and Mrs. James Nickels Jr., Rt. 2. Thurman, twin dnllbters, 9aaren Ka1 and Karen 9.18, Nov. 22; Mr. aDd Mro. Lmnle Craft, Rl 3; Wheel· ersburg, cloulhler. Ida Kay, N,.. 23; Mr. and Mrs. Richard AIlOII Rlj>pelb, Rt. 2, WeUslon, daugbter. !Jilnl8. Kristina, Nov. 23; Mr. and Mrs. llooald Russell, Main st., Jack8011, dau!!bter, Sally Jane, Nov. 23; Mr. and Mn. Roger Bowling, Rt. 3, Jack8011, daughUr, Taml 14'DD, Nov.24. Prelellt Patients - Fred Bur· ton, Rt. 2 Jacboni Melria Baehtel. Rt. 2 Thurman; Fred Huaftea, CAMELS GRAZE ID I h o semi«id area of the Dead Sea Jult lOUth of JATieho. 11 A num who om~s thla herd is a weallh,y mao," old the auldo lo Rev. Charles Lusher, author at this Mid-East series. .·.····:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:::::;:;;;;;:;:;::o:;;:;;;:;;;;;;::;:;:;:;::o:•, -~·u·. ~. ~~. ~ and never leai'IUI to give. Yes, "Living 11 Giving'' and .. Giving is Uving'' can be written either way, and still be true. The sand was so hot, the air so dry. and Ute pop so warm that we soon were on our Ws and headed for the area where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. Thl1 Ia one of the most interesting places in the world Cor the modern Bible student. M a n Y books have been written abod. the ancient manuscripts of the Bible that were found here re. cently and we have al10 come upoo a wea!UI or knowledge sl>oot the Essenes, a religious group at the time of Christ. John the BaptiBt could well have receivvd his spiritual train. ing from the Essenes. It was some 10 mUes north or t h Is area where he preached and also baptized Jesus in the Jordan River. So these hills and valleys knew his footsteps and saw the preparation or this one who was destined to be the forerumer of Jesus. The modern story of this area bagan one Spr!Da da,y In 1945 when a 15-year~ld shepherd boy went searching for a runawQ" goat in Ule hills at the northwest edge It's solid state at 17 vital points to give you extra dependability. Take it anywhere around the house. This portable Color TV changes rooms as easy as it changes channels. Picture tube is linted to reduce glare. and to increase picture contrast. Dipole antenna provides excellent reception in any room of your home. The cabinet is durable, SO' you don't have to worry about banging it in your travels. And the sound IS up fronl I All 12 channel UHF/VHF CP468E Two Year Registered Guarantn on Picture Tubtl. One Year on All Parts Orog.nal ownll'!-r gu•r•ntl!e cowera tree ••change or r•paw of l)arh prov~n detective in norm•l use_ Arnmsec:t tllru aelhnc dealers_ tabor 11nd uansport•t•on ••tra Gu.,rantee not velid unlen 1uar ent~ c••d m•oled to Motol'(lta wflt>in ten d•ys after d•llvtiry ol set_ MOIOROLA@ The Creators of Quasar'·M TV Werner Radio & TV MIDDLEPORT MEMBER OF Glft·A-RAMA Mrs. Oft:ey 0, Miller, Rt. 2, Crown City, wae naslened to the 189tb Aaaaalt Helicopter Com· pany. Nov. 9 near Pletku, Vietnam, aa a hellcoptt~r pllot. • · - IIOIIlllblallnlldo. FilterIng the cave, be totDc1 brokm potten. Jora IDd lollller aerolls. Nellher honor hlllamll)obld""'' Idea at their worth, and lhoy were tooled about 1bo laJnll)o for two yean. It wu in February, 1!1411 - Dr. John c. Trever ot Baldwin Wallaee College, who wu oa leave at t h e AmertClll SciMIOI or Oriental a......... In Jeruaalom, r...,....ecl tbelr value. Prices II08l'tld and ovor)'llody star1ec1 ...,.ehln8the uvea ~ the Dead Sea area for more scroll!. auttrottheacrolls revealed that here were Bible maii.Uieripts 1, 000 years older llwllho oldoll prevloosiJolmown. The EueOes were a most lninterelttq people. Joaephua, a Jewish writer altho oariJo ChrlaUan era, says about t,OOO at' them exl- In hlo Ume and thallhoy dressed in white, pve honest toll and lived by a moot llrlet muual ot' discipline. Sentinel. RUTLAND - IN VIETNAM ASSIGNED Airman Jame1 E. Vanaman, acm of Mr. and Mrs. Private First Class Nat:Jian E, Vanaman of R, D. I, Army Leonord Sllepherd, 19, oonotMr. and Mro. Georoe W. Sllepherd, Rt. 1, Ewington, walii 818lgned lo the l98th Infantry Brigade, American Division Nov. 5 near Chu Lal, VIetnam, 11 a rifle- • man. RuUand, b01 coJDj>lotecl besle lraU.IDa at Laekland AFB, Tex., and hal been a&llcoecl to llle•part AFB. Tex •• for tralnlne aa a medteal service• speclalliL Airman Vanaman Ia a 1967 grad uate at Rutland Hlih SciMIOI. 4 NIGHT DEC. 2 From 6:30 to 9:00 ONLYI SHOP EARLY THIS YEARI • ury and ate together In a common dining ball. They were an ascetic group, who tried to live separate from all others. They appeared on thb scene about 200 B. c. and were destroyed by Titus •· bout A. D. If Jom Ulo Baptist was brought up by the group, he broke with them in later years. for his baptism was to indicate spiritua) repentance. He was missionary and evangelistic and helped men prepare tor the Messiah rather than retire solely to the Qumran l!f<I"P. These scrolls, however, pro~ vide our real interest. Let me tell you how from m,y own experience. Bible critics used to say that . THE PINOIIS ONI The Christmas Rush Is Riehl Now! rn laalah 53, for lnltlanee, was written after Christ' a t1me and then placed in the text f1 the Old Testament. Wo believed God could and did rof.eteu events, but hOW could we prove it with our oldest Old Testament texts in existence wrlttfill\ about 1000 A.D.? When the seroU rind was unounced, we waited to see II Isaiah - and especially Chapter 53 - was there. &Ire enough it waa all there and two C<Jpiesl SelenUIIe dating declares both manuscripts were written before Chrilt' s birth and the wording is almost identical to the texts SON SUHVIVOH Henry Amos, and not Mn. Henry Amot~ Upper s.nltB~, lllould have been 11Aed as a survivor .or Ethel AmoJ iD last Sunc~a.v•a obituary ln tt.e TimeaVANAM.~N The Kf'OUII had a common treas- OUR STORE IS LOADED WITH COPIOUS QUANTITIES FOR UNUSUAL GIFTS. SURE WAYS PLEASE AMAN! CROSS HARDWARE FACIAL TISSUES BILL LEWIS, OWNER large hx PH 992·3831 MIDDLEPORT • MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS MASON - Neil Ha,vmaker, a grid fan flnl, last, and always, aummed 'V P,e lut two yeara of looiiNtll by the Wohama White F1lcons and suggested - though 10 senior's will depart next Mayprobable lq)rovement.ln aeaaona to come, His report follows: The f"aleons willloJet 10 boys lhl1 year who well can be proud o! their ac~lllhmen~a on the gridiron OYer the past two years. In the lut 20 games, Wahama haa outscored lts opponents 474268. It has won 12, lost 7arlltied 1, having beenshutoutonlytwice, both times last year. Most of these boys were members ot the 1967 team that was aspiring athletes. 1t ,pows Gary m.eedng two taeklen headon. EY· en though each ot &hem ~lg~ ed Gaey ~ at lee It iO Ibs., It w11n't Gary they carried oH the field. Mel Frey, tailback and satety man. who on defellR was a b.tstler all the way, aavedthe Falcons embarrassment from many times. Gary Sisk. wingback anddefen&iY;; haUback, always carried his share of the game. Bobby Roosh, fullbaekandmld- dle linebacker, acted like he owned the ballfl.eld, andhedkl There is many an ortenslve back around that probably wouldn't believe litterally ground into the dirt at that Bobby only weighs 150. Robert (Crazy Boy) Redmond, Ravenswood to the tunc of 46-(), center and defensive end, came but picked themselves up, shrugged their shoulders and came down with moooneucleosie this back to win their remaining six past summer, When training season started he looked like a walkball games. Thla year saw the Falcons win-- ing dead man, but he wanted to ning only Coor games while los- play wall. This boy _probably has ill!: nve and tying one. Fourofthe one or the biggest individual acfive losses were to Ravenswood, complishments over Ul health in Ripley, Poca aOO Meigs. Losing Wahama history. Bob came out to these teams didn't leave any of and trained andworkedallheposthe Wahama fans embarrassed, sibly could starw:latter his weakas the boys gave a good account ened condition and by sheer will of themselves in these four power and desire got himself Ingames. Even lhe Ravenswood to shape to play. And he played game was closer than the score well Danny Rizer, end and defen. ir.:llcated. si ve halfback, was a hardluck The biggest Falcon graduating player all the way. A broken is Larry C8rC"ent.er, at 210 lbs. Larry has p"-Yed every position arm sidelined him one year, this on the line this year, along with year a hernia condition. Coach doing the klckorf chores. Lfrry' s Grant Barnett said of Danny confidenc~ arw:l ability toad.iust Lo when he had to ifve up tot the aOOut any position on the line is season that he tw2 really turned into a ballp~er and would have going to be missed. Gary Burdette, kicker and helped the Falcons tremendousquuterback, has turned in some ly. Donnie Wood, otren&lve guard, good ball games for WaharoL earned a starting position this Gary Fields, quarterback, lir.e-backer and punter, has left on film year although he only tips the at Wahama an example to all scales at 143, Donnie trapped many a big tackle to make himself look good out there. Bryant (Cornstalk) Hudson, d~ fensive guard and linebacker, ha~ sent man,y an (\)posing player off the field taking to himselL lle has probably gotten or was in on 45 per cent or the lackle1i this year. At 165 lbs .. he was one of the most feared defensive men in the area. And lhc best war dancer! We can't say these boys were lhe best ba1lplayers that Wahama has turned out but there has been none with more hearl and desire to play. They won't soon be for · _gotten. '.. ... "'· .,... Following art!' some statistics • THE SANITARY .NAPKINS 10 Seniors l£ave Falcon Squad ' SHOP and SAVE with SHOE BOX SPEOALSI Steve Halstead had two touch- downs, two tumble recoveries 1.nd one blocked punL Mel Fr)' had one toochdown and 3 pass interCeptions. Randy Smith, 3 extra points. Dorsel Adkins, two touchdowns and one pass int-erception. Cheater Roush, one LOuchdown. Bryant Hlllsoo, three fwnble recoveries, one blocked punts and 89 tackles. Each of the following boys had one fumble recovery - Larry Carpenter, Robert Redmond, John Johnson, Buzz RifO.e and Davld Morgan. Each of the following had a pass interception - Gary Sisk, Danny Rizer aOO Larry Fields. Wahama has picked up four new . s on Its schedule next year, ,.f"oach Barnette is Lrying to come up with schools that are In our class. WhUePocaandRavenswood remain of the "big boys,"' Barnett has dr~ped over the -past two years Racine, East· ern, Alexander, Ripley and Meigs. In their stead he has picked up Wirt, Duval, Guyan Valley arw:l PS:rkersburg Catholic. This schedule will give the Falcons a much beUer balanced schedule and better over all competition. Following is next year's sche!Sule: Buffalo of Putnam •••..• H Wirt ••• , , •••.• , ••... A Kyger Creek •••••• , •. II Duval . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll Federal Hocking . . . . . . A Parkersburg Catholic ..• A LADIES' & MISSES' SHOES All are fall & winter 1tylu, but brolc:en siu1. Moon~ light Special . . . 1.00 ta 3.00 MEN'S & BOYS" SHOES Some Are Pedwins. Moonlight Special .. 3.00 - 4.00 - 5.00 t MEN'S STORM SHOE BOOT Special "Moonlight Find". Fleece lined and mode by Ball Band. Broken 1in1. ONLY 10.00 LITTLE GIRLS, 8\> TO 12 Moonlight Sp•cial of school styles and patenh. ciol Monday night ... 1.49 to 3.00 YOUTHS' & LITTLE GENTS' Moonlight Sp•cial, 1.00 & 2.00 WOMEN'S WHITE KEDS CANVAS OXFORDS Our regular 5.50 values. N & M widths, but brolr.en sin1. Moon light sp•ciol . . . \ 3.00 SOCKS FROM REGULAR STOCK For all the family. Moonlight prices . . lOc to 49c Doors Open For This Big Event ar 6:30p.m. MONDAY . DEC 2 (MOONRISE) THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT Poca . . . . , . . . . . . . . . A Ravenswood •.. . .•... A Where Shoes Are Always Sensibly Priced )o)pencer . . . . . . . , ... H MEMBER MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A-RAMA Gu_yan Valle,} . . . . , . . . 1-f ..•.•. •.• NT Regular box 12 MONDAY NIGHT DEC. 2, 6:30 to 9 ' ·I .. .. -• · -· Tour I..A)C8} Supermarket MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 2-6:30 TIL 9 P.M. AT NIGHTI CALENDAR WATCHES EACH POLARO SWINGER CAMERA 19. • & Boys' N•hru Joclcns Siaas 5 to 7. Regulor 6.00...........................................4.75 SELECTION OF FINE 13.9 COSMETICS THE OS BOTTLE PINT .99~ Sluo 8 t9 12. Regular 8.00.............................. _........5.95 SHOP IT MOONUGHTI ORLON PILE COVERED MINT OR REGULAR BATHROOM SCALES BY COUNSELOR 3.9 to to 5.00 %OFF all Snow Suits, Jackets and Coats CHRISTMAS PIN GIVEN WITH EACH DRESS PURCHASED THE 11•1 SHOP . MIODUPORT MEMBER OF GIFT·A-RAMA 128 MILL ST. -MIDDLEPORT 9.95 Rea. $29.95 NOW ANY SIZE 1.5 VOLT MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA • Academy High School this week visited Penn,yfare &c>ermarket, in connection with a Social stucJ.. ies unit 011 Supermarkets, along with th.)ir teacher, Mrs. DJ.genia Gardner. Another reason for visiting the supermarket, apart f r o m food for dally needs, was a need for Increased awarenessoftratnlng Md job sldlls needed for the varlools kinds o1 Jobs round In a commwdt;y. Gene ~rlock, manager, escorted the class on a tour c:l Ute store and explained theoperatlm or the various departments. 'The class observed cashiers at the checkouts and watched the manager use the teletype to place an order to the main otrtee in Pltlsllurgh, Pa. The class I&.W produc:ei and ,. ' . PIPES FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SETS 99~ LIIDI£s• / an11 MEN•s REG. 53 00 · LFOLD DUSTING POWDER AND SPRAY COLOGNE ·: PEPTO-BISMOL being (IO<kagecl. ,..jpec~ and llamped; v!slleclthe ware- meat 7 P.M.-8 BATH TOWELS Reg. $1.49 ONLY 99~ .-c»>ms and relrlgerated rooma; and saw foods from all over the United s:ates, Norway, GntH..I&, 'Jbailand, Japan, South Mrica ottd Hawaii. GALLIPOLIS - • State Patrol driver license e:rcaminer Tmt Lewis gave 15 preliminary examinations Tuesdl)' and approved ~pllcants and gave 14 behind the wheel road tests and passed eight applicants. Two days this week, Lewis pvo 49 teols and approvecl38applleanls or 77.5 per cent. ThlolneiOOecl 23 of 26 laking pre«ams lor a temporary lnlllrllctlon per. llilt and 15 ot23 taldnJroodleots rw an operator's Hcenae. 12 ~ ONLY s 0 LPvEsoi66( DEODORANT 34e MANY MORE BARGAINS 1N GIFTS · •'(;if:~~~:N:,..l;u.-. Naim .. . \"h<>n , chli'1ei'ed in . 1746~ Pt1J(ceton, Univ~rJity w@ s ktfu'Wn a• IM l;olleg.> or New Jersey and Was located ·at · ,, :l't.r}". ~~ • '9 ~ ' i' rn1~erslly. ...P-t~ ·.9s ~ 0-f- FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SPRAY COLOGNE AND BUBil.E BATH MERCHANTS .~- .. .. . GIFT·ARAMA : : : '< }". 1;<""~fl. "IJ.. Reg. $3.00 12 Approved .· REG. $1.49 1.50 ·: ' Eliotllbeth. It was later mov~d to Princeton and. in 1896. UiP ' 5.98 I EARLY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS-- .. ·--- GALLJPOLL5 - The Jr. Hi Special Education class of Gallia BATTERIES MENS CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP Boys• Wuh •,. w.., Long SIHve Shirts But<on collar. Rotolo• 4.00........................................ 3.00 Sl•u 8-12. Body Shirh, Rot. 5.00........................•. 3.75 WATCH ohangetklo, ptltlj,"f· • t, on the team thls year. Gary Clark llad over 600 yards ruahlng, 68 points, two Interceptiona and blfo bnble recoveries. Tim Howard had ah: points. Dovld Gillispie hod 44 J>Oints and three lnterceptiona. Gary Fields bod 18 J>Oints. Bobby Rouatl had 24points, two fumble recoveries and 113 tackles. Students .; Jatktm; Joan Campbell, Coalton; Gertrude Klug, oak Hill; Jolm Rowland, HI. I llarndon; Jolm Homer Lewls, Rt. 2 Patriot; Robert Keller, Firebrick; Ramen Meyer, Jacldort; Emma Walla~. Rt. 3 Oak lUll; JoBI))b Arthur, HI. 2 Jack.IOI'I; Enoch Messer. Jadtaon; William Leffler. Rt. 1 Jaekaon; Guy SoU and Bill Faml>', Jack• oon; Roy lla1slett, HI. 3 Jack. son; Anna CocbraD, Rl. 2 Oak Hill; Ell%llbelh Vllltoe, Rl. 3 Jacksoo; Jemy Parry and Gertrude Klug, Oak Hill, and Jane Ann Davis, Rt. 4 Jackson. Patients Released - Emory Cart, Clarence Ritl'e, John Harbert, Telltha Hughoa, Rose Palrick, Ella Pell, John G. Morpn, George Tumer, Edward steele, Richard Nleholo, .1o1m Slater, LUllao Leach, Ellz- Jarvis, Mary Howard, Ruby WUIIIml, Mary Walker, Zelia Fltzpalrlek, S;u• 4 to 12. Rotular 7.50.·--··--·-·························5.95 ,.... IIE!.ICOI'TI:H PILOT Army Warrant Officer Ronald 0. Mlller, 19, 100 ~Mr. and Foasan, RL 3 Jack.BOD; France• Soya' & Girls' Nehru Swaatert LAY AWAY Z';' - The Sunda)· Time5 ...'ientinel, Studa), December 1, 19611 litho Jorualom hotel the dotallo. well "" all ....,.. of lbo moll blo~ood ••• the be• Mer. and 1ftl tx· eel 11 dOj'l ot our ·~ of a II I ebauatecl our walton ....,_ IDa u. ,_,. did It wllh .a omlle. tlmt." leo - Hutton. Jackson; Ethel White, Rt. GREAT 1/2 HOUR SALE Rot. 3.29 we later llaten- Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Charles Van- Middleport Sale, Monday, 6:30-9:00 Lightweight for ease of carrying ... lightweight in price! 11o - ........... - - .... however, and •• h7*ated cloar ID the toea. 1be ecl wldlo Dr. Vnmocl< llllecl U. . - Into a eave and hoord It IIII,Y, 1111 on 1<1p ot ihal heodlng tho auidt'. sea. tbo Dooci hod-• IDa _ .. .. �4 ;; -•• ...• -=:::: .:: ;, ::i • nfer_e nce w .:l • •• ' toca.oed In tile tlot ' .'.. •• • Jlllllllrl'. ontcy ' " ··-~ - ( 11 jDCiudol ~~ ~~= ". . .I . J .... '!' . • . -18-Fealurel . ' .- rat-th. m1no manY lnjurloo oad ur. a aloo WGald escape elaue wtd.dl ' ' Sandunufeoleetri· """ to bo uaod; ;awes tor ytwptm,; It time prorldo AMY IVANOFF CHRIS ROSS . FRANCINE CARR SANDY CAPIZZI JULIE TAYT.OR I t CINDY AMIDON diaalter• .ucb u 'ETY LAW, Page 8) 4 Seven Co-eds in llomecoming Race ernity is sponsoring her, HIO GRANDE - Seven co- Alpha Tau Delta Fraternity. eds will be cmnpeting for the Chris Ross is a 21 ..year-old Sanely captzzi Is a 20..year4d title of 1969 Homecoming Queen Senior from Euclid, Ohio, and is Sophomore from Somerdale, N, of Rio Grande College on Fri- majoring in Elementary Educa- J, She Is major!~ in English da.}', December 6. tion. with a minor in Theatre Arts. Chris is in Alpha Mu Beta Am y Ivanoff ls a 19-.}'ear-.ol.d Sandy's activities include Sophomore from Columbus, tJ., Sorority, SEA and president of Pledge Mistress of Cbi Omega who is majoring in Art '"'\min- Moulton Hall. Chris is doi~ her Alpha Sorority, Kayette pledge, stldent teaching and will gradu- AWS, IFC representative, Yoimg oring in History. She is a resident of Moulton ate in June. Republican Club, and Newman She also played an important Club. Hall and has participated in depart in instituting the Moulton s igning the art displays for the Sat¥ly ls being sponsored by llall Dorm party. Pi Sigma frat- the men of Varney·'House. library. Amy is pledging Chi Omega Alpha Sorority at this time and is president of her pledge dass. Amy is nominated by Circle K. l.ast Dance for Me ," as well Franki Carr is a 21-)'ear--old as many more. .Junior from Rm·hester , New What the experts don't know York, majoring in English and i.s the team spirit that keeps the minoring: in Sociology, "Drifters" together. There is Franki is the Hegional Secreno prima doma, everyone works l.ary of SEA and is also a memtoward a common goal, to sing a ber of lhe Young Republican good song and sell a million. An- Club. One of her hobbies Is sew~ other thing that the experts might ing and she participated in the not be counting on is that, as the college ba1xl old saying goes, pra~tice makes Franki is being sponsored by perfect. The members or the group are: Johnny Moore, L11ar ~ les Thomas, William Frederlchs , Findlay College In what proves to be an exciting game. and Rick ~epherd. Also, there will be one ~ half Crowning of the Homecoming hour of entertainment before the Queen will occur between Ule game with the Tumbling Cham~ two performances by "'The Drift~ pions from Hamilton Junior High ers." On Saturday, December 7, at School. During halftime, there 11 a.m., there will be a Home~ will be the crowning of the 1968 GE1TING AN , ol Gral· coming Parade ln Gallipolis, and Rio Grande College Homecom too, W.Va., as a Vietnamese banana cat •oe• some "wbisperlag. •• McAfee is an tnfantrymaa ltatioaed at 2 p. m. Rio Grande College's ing Queen and a trophJr presen ~ tation. In Vietnam; the cat i1 tbe company mmacot. Varsity Basketball team v.ill host The Drifter: They're a Team ·Rio Homecoming Assured Success RIO GRANDE - Homecoming at Rio Grande College this year Iooka to be a real success . On top of the agenda for Thursday, December 5, there will be a bonfire pep rally on campus. The fabulous "Drifters" wiU highlight the amual Homeeom1ng Dance on Friday, December 6. The experts have t1 ·ied to fi eure out what makes the •1)rifters" as hOt as they are. How do they manage to rome up year after year with big hits? To find out the answer - it ahou1d be oelf-explanatory . The,y are professiooall Thelr list of gold records is Innumerable, such aa: .. There Goes M8 Baby/' uunder the Boardwalk,A ·~p on the Root," "'This Magic Moment,"' ••Sind in My a.oes," "Dance With Me," "Saturday Night at the Movlea," ."Save the ..,.... Julia Taylor is a 19-year-old Sopllomore from Columbua, Ohio. She is majoring in Math. She is a resident of Moulton Hall and is a member ofthecam. pus literary club, "Thumb's Down. •• Julia enjoys daneing, reading and writing. She is being sponsored tor Homecoming queen by the menot Holzer Hall. Cindy Amidon Is a 21·year-old Junior frmit Ashtabula, Ohio, who is maJoring ln Elementary Education. Cindy's activities include beiqr Treasurer of Alpla Mu Beta and she Is a Chief Justice in Student Senate. lthcr Cll'lly is a resident of ..o~y tonllbt a n d b occas1ooal n1n lllbl¥ beghmiJII- Mtulton Hall Is boi!ll sponsored by tlto )llen Of New Donn. 1 Jeaneen Tom is a 19-year-old Sophcmore from New Concord, Ohio. Silo Ia mWr1111 in math&mdca and enjoya worJdn8 as a math aaalstant. Mlu Tcan is a realdent of Mou!IAII1 HaD ond likes <O!loge toolaftl, ~· ID- 301 and low 40o. '· TEN CENTS iilo Ill Rio. She onloys ohlgiDII in tlto college choir. She lo boiDII sponaored by the Fraternal Order of ArchoTL The name of the new Homtcomine Queen tor 1969 will be announced at the Friday Dight, December 6t concert featuring 'lub .. ~ "The Drifters •., JEANEEN TOM • ' '' "'' Lot Across Entrance Use the the 2nd IT SIIOIIlON'r ~ILL SE. DARK OUT~IDE ... I.,.. L' 9fiDOU> BE 1.1~1-!T... . , ~Nease, ·- loll,.....,_ ·ooy, and Miss Kay Moo 1 B. McGowan. Muoo, IPOcdwl)-, of tile Big . , ,pt at the Middleport .a o.,..... and gllta. .Jte felturiDg muic by ~·· of • No. l ers c. 5 Best • Serv•ce Quality Salesmen ouworter and pr-onmer of i IJf JOUtheastem 0 b I o;: avld11011, Logon . . , _... Produd ' a leader In the lnduand evelopment or t..oean; R. dey, Nelsonville ba*er • .... -~· •• o • the Ilod<1nl vaney District; KoUy waJ• lYerly savtncs aDd ~ ...rciont o1 .. . • " •• .\ . ' and a former \ .. It Cl ooc:• ,., r·----------------------~~ i I ~ FREE I I 1 L SANTA CLAUS ill 60 lnchet lall to be ll(lwn awQ Dec. 24. Come in, IN him. ud register. No purela1e reqult- lmpala4·0oor Sedan ................................................f::!..,..,~~;~~~~~~~-~~!.U..I..l~~~~-~~~~~l~••••~••••••••••.u•••••~::~::::::::::::::;r~~ I II LOOK I II READ I II Howanl Thinn., Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman OPEN Whet's Gallipolis Motor Co. got for 7969 · Excitement friend. Qu•llty ..l..,.,•n, who can ~ck up whet they say and who is interested in you after the sale, SERVICL the best 1n the Valley, WARRANTY-best in the industry. PRODUCT- the leader In the eutomobile industry for many, many, ~~ny years. You can't get a better deal anywhere. -MAKE· US PROVE IT. Our merchand1smg pi an end our quality products assures you the Most for Your Money at Gallipolis Mt:Jtor Co. Your Chevrolet end Oldsmobile dealer. a A.M. TO a P. M. UCEPT THURSDAY & SATUI~AY I GALLIPOLIS 210-236 SECOND AVEiiiUE • • WIN 1HISNEW '69~~ALA VALUABLE PRIZES No Purcha .. lmJ>rooromont Corpora. . E. Engle, Mc:Arlhur eoaand promoter ol ......... Ohio, and G. KI!IIIIW w....s pdtilshor and (IN&~ tho Communll;y In_.. . orporatlon. tilt 1111¥ bo po-cbued lot'lllll Jolm K. ADIII II · o COmj)oQy onSo<mdA- · ~-·· polltlca,la..W. polldoal-of A.M. TO-6 P.M. ., I I I I•IC(IIiiAil Lilt ....... - • llankerandieoderlll devol-; Palli B. Jacltam hdidlngondand president olthe ~ alty polloe ........ ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • · - · Distinlld- Son- Ga'llipol it Morchonh SHOP-A-UMA wtmer of -ard; B. Tad Grover, Jr.. Ye<Sf6RDAY I It will pay yoo to btcy a new Chevrolet or Oldsmobile trom us between now and Dec. 24.. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT on aD unita. Don't I forget your FREE tickets on the new 1969 Chevrolet shown here to be giv~ . • en aw~ by the Gallipolis Merchants on December 24. at 3 p.m. No purchase required. NOTICE! U you are the lucky winner 1.111 t.ve air~ purchased a car from us between now and Dec. 24, we will give you credit for it on your new car. )f Quality Soles.mon gift tD ..... •r., ., K;· ... f'r •,"·····1 .,.,·• ~ I �4 ;; -•• ...• -=:::: .:: ;, ::i • nfer_e nce w .:l • •• ' toca.oed In tile tlot ' .'.. •• • Jlllllllrl'. ontcy ' " ··-~ - ( 11 jDCiudol ~~ ~~= ". . .I . J .... '!' . • . -18-Fealurel . ' .- rat-th. m1no manY lnjurloo oad ur. a aloo WGald escape elaue wtd.dl ' ' Sandunufeoleetri· """ to bo uaod; ;awes tor ytwptm,; It time prorldo AMY IVANOFF CHRIS ROSS . FRANCINE CARR SANDY CAPIZZI JULIE TAYT.OR I t CINDY AMIDON diaalter• .ucb u 'ETY LAW, Page 8) 4 Seven Co-eds in llomecoming Race ernity is sponsoring her, HIO GRANDE - Seven co- Alpha Tau Delta Fraternity. eds will be cmnpeting for the Chris Ross is a 21 ..year-old Sanely captzzi Is a 20..year4d title of 1969 Homecoming Queen Senior from Euclid, Ohio, and is Sophomore from Somerdale, N, of Rio Grande College on Fri- majoring in Elementary Educa- J, She Is major!~ in English da.}', December 6. tion. with a minor in Theatre Arts. Chris is in Alpha Mu Beta Am y Ivanoff ls a 19-.}'ear-.ol.d Sandy's activities include Sophomore from Columbus, tJ., Sorority, SEA and president of Pledge Mistress of Cbi Omega who is majoring in Art '"'\min- Moulton Hall. Chris is doi~ her Alpha Sorority, Kayette pledge, stldent teaching and will gradu- AWS, IFC representative, Yoimg oring in History. She is a resident of Moulton ate in June. Republican Club, and Newman She also played an important Club. Hall and has participated in depart in instituting the Moulton s igning the art displays for the Sat¥ly ls being sponsored by llall Dorm party. Pi Sigma frat- the men of Varney·'House. library. Amy is pledging Chi Omega Alpha Sorority at this time and is president of her pledge dass. Amy is nominated by Circle K. l.ast Dance for Me ," as well Franki Carr is a 21-)'ear--old as many more. .Junior from Rm·hester , New What the experts don't know York, majoring in English and i.s the team spirit that keeps the minoring: in Sociology, "Drifters" together. There is Franki is the Hegional Secreno prima doma, everyone works l.ary of SEA and is also a memtoward a common goal, to sing a ber of lhe Young Republican good song and sell a million. An- Club. One of her hobbies Is sew~ other thing that the experts might ing and she participated in the not be counting on is that, as the college ba1xl old saying goes, pra~tice makes Franki is being sponsored by perfect. The members or the group are: Johnny Moore, L11ar ~ les Thomas, William Frederlchs , Findlay College In what proves to be an exciting game. and Rick ~epherd. Also, there will be one ~ half Crowning of the Homecoming hour of entertainment before the Queen will occur between Ule game with the Tumbling Cham~ two performances by "'The Drift~ pions from Hamilton Junior High ers." On Saturday, December 7, at School. During halftime, there 11 a.m., there will be a Home~ will be the crowning of the 1968 GE1TING AN , ol Gral· coming Parade ln Gallipolis, and Rio Grande College Homecom too, W.Va., as a Vietnamese banana cat •oe• some "wbisperlag. •• McAfee is an tnfantrymaa ltatioaed at 2 p. m. Rio Grande College's ing Queen and a trophJr presen ~ tation. In Vietnam; the cat i1 tbe company mmacot. Varsity Basketball team v.ill host The Drifter: They're a Team ·Rio Homecoming Assured Success RIO GRANDE - Homecoming at Rio Grande College this year Iooka to be a real success . On top of the agenda for Thursday, December 5, there will be a bonfire pep rally on campus. The fabulous "Drifters" wiU highlight the amual Homeeom1ng Dance on Friday, December 6. The experts have t1 ·ied to fi eure out what makes the •1)rifters" as hOt as they are. How do they manage to rome up year after year with big hits? To find out the answer - it ahou1d be oelf-explanatory . The,y are professiooall Thelr list of gold records is Innumerable, such aa: .. There Goes M8 Baby/' uunder the Boardwalk,A ·~p on the Root," "'This Magic Moment,"' ••Sind in My a.oes," "Dance With Me," "Saturday Night at the Movlea," ."Save the ..,.... Julia Taylor is a 19-year-old Sopllomore from Columbua, Ohio. She is majoring in Math. She is a resident of Moulton Hall and is a member ofthecam. pus literary club, "Thumb's Down. •• Julia enjoys daneing, reading and writing. She is being sponsored tor Homecoming queen by the menot Holzer Hall. Cindy Amidon Is a 21·year-old Junior frmit Ashtabula, Ohio, who is maJoring ln Elementary Education. Cindy's activities include beiqr Treasurer of Alpla Mu Beta and she Is a Chief Justice in Student Senate. lthcr Cll'lly is a resident of ..o~y tonllbt a n d b occas1ooal n1n lllbl¥ beghmiJII- Mtulton Hall Is boi!ll sponsored by tlto )llen Of New Donn. 1 Jeaneen Tom is a 19-year-old Sophcmore from New Concord, Ohio. Silo Ia mWr1111 in math&mdca and enjoya worJdn8 as a math aaalstant. Mlu Tcan is a realdent of Mou!IAII1 HaD ond likes <O!loge toolaftl, ~· ID- 301 and low 40o. '· TEN CENTS iilo Ill Rio. She onloys ohlgiDII in tlto college choir. She lo boiDII sponaored by the Fraternal Order of ArchoTL The name of the new Homtcomine Queen tor 1969 will be announced at the Friday Dight, December 6t concert featuring 'lub .. ~ "The Drifters •., JEANEEN TOM • ' '' "'' Lot Across Entrance Use the the 2nd IT SIIOIIlON'r ~ILL SE. DARK OUT~IDE ... I.,.. L' 9fiDOU> BE 1.1~1-!T... . , ~Nease, ·- loll,.....,_ ·ooy, and Miss Kay Moo 1 B. McGowan. Muoo, IPOcdwl)-, of tile Big . , ,pt at the Middleport .a o.,..... and gllta. .Jte felturiDg muic by ~·· of • No. l ers c. 5 Best • Serv•ce Quality Salesmen ouworter and pr-onmer of i IJf JOUtheastem 0 b I o;: avld11011, Logon . . , _... Produd ' a leader In the lnduand evelopment or t..oean; R. dey, Nelsonville ba*er • .... -~· •• o • the Ilod<1nl vaney District; KoUy waJ• lYerly savtncs aDd ~ ...rciont o1 .. . • " •• .\ . ' and a former \ .. It Cl ooc:• ,., r·----------------------~~ i I ~ FREE I I 1 L SANTA CLAUS ill 60 lnchet lall to be ll(lwn awQ Dec. 24. Come in, IN him. ud register. No purela1e reqult- lmpala4·0oor Sedan ................................................f::!..,..,~~;~~~~~~~-~~!.U..I..l~~~~-~~~~~l~••••~••••••••••.u•••••~::~::::::::::::::;r~~ I II LOOK I II READ I II Howanl Thinn., Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman OPEN Whet's Gallipolis Motor Co. got for 7969 · Excitement friend. Qu•llty ..l..,.,•n, who can ~ck up whet they say and who is interested in you after the sale, SERVICL the best 1n the Valley, WARRANTY-best in the industry. PRODUCT- the leader In the eutomobile industry for many, many, ~~ny years. You can't get a better deal anywhere. -MAKE· US PROVE IT. Our merchand1smg pi an end our quality products assures you the Most for Your Money at Gallipolis Mt:Jtor Co. Your Chevrolet end Oldsmobile dealer. a A.M. TO a P. M. UCEPT THURSDAY & SATUI~AY I GALLIPOLIS 210-236 SECOND AVEiiiUE • • WIN 1HISNEW '69~~ALA VALUABLE PRIZES No Purcha .. lmJ>rooromont Corpora. . E. Engle, Mc:Arlhur eoaand promoter ol ......... Ohio, and G. KI!IIIIW w....s pdtilshor and (IN&~ tho Communll;y In_.. . orporatlon. tilt 1111¥ bo po-cbued lot'lllll Jolm K. ADIII II · o COmj)oQy onSo<mdA- · ~-·· polltlca,la..W. polldoal-of A.M. TO-6 P.M. ., I I I I•IC(IIiiAil Lilt ....... - • llankerandieoderlll devol-; Palli B. Jacltam hdidlngondand president olthe ~ alty polloe ........ ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • · - · Distinlld- Son- Ga'llipol it Morchonh SHOP-A-UMA wtmer of -ard; B. Tad Grover, Jr.. Ye<Sf6RDAY I It will pay yoo to btcy a new Chevrolet or Oldsmobile trom us between now and Dec. 24.. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT on aD unita. Don't I forget your FREE tickets on the new 1969 Chevrolet shown here to be giv~ . • en aw~ by the Gallipolis Merchants on December 24. at 3 p.m. No purchase required. NOTICE! U you are the lucky winner 1.111 t.ve air~ purchased a car from us between now and Dec. 24, we will give you credit for it on your new car. )f Quality Soles.mon gift tD ..... •r., ., K;· ... f'r •,"·····1 .,.,·• ~ I �. ' ~ I . . -. ·-"" . . .. . • • . ... --- ........ -------~---------... \ • • .:. ::.: :·:·:·:·: .·: . 'If-If: APPL.lc.A~f FROM ~PAIN l~ HE~E. . ' I . .-:·:·:·:·: . -Min.e _.Saf.et.Y. '. bF l"raD.k O'Neal SHORT RIB ' ·=·=·····:: ·. :::· ~ .. . ... :-: : .. : ' ' encer n . ~ . ...... cod 1ft IIIII tlot . J.......,., S I, SENOR. .JB~I 11111Y ln<ludeo II feolllroo,lnd... ~~~­ lhomlaomany 1Alui1o• ... •· a a110 escape elauM wllldo I and unaa!o eleelrlto be 111011; -w '' ..' (::.==· • • •'' t dltalterl JUd1 u 'ETY LAW, Poge 8) I tthcr f. e-· I, •<IY tonlilrt and b oeeasloDal rain ~----------------~ '/OtJ la!E1'1'!-IE il"Oj, S1ART IMMEDIATel-Y. j The Drifter: . Sl, SE'NOR. • llbly bog!m<newelt I fllni&bt, I..DR'I toSOl aDd low tOs • 1!100 HOO! I!VEN MY EYEAOW.S ARE ·. 5CORCHED.l CAN'T USE THJO' HORRIP !STOVE I Rio Hot Assured TEN CENTS 'lub RIO GRANDE - Homecomi at Rio Grande College this ye look1 to be a real success. • top ol the agenda for Thurscb December 5, there will be bont'lre pep rally on camp~. The fabulous uorttters" w hllfi.light the annuaJ Homec€N lnl Dance on Friday, Decemb 6. The experts have tried to rure out what makes t~e •COr! .. er& 11 as hOt as they are. How tbey manage to come up ye, after year witb big hits? To fh out the answer - it abould 1 aelt.explanatory. They are proleniooall The lilt ol gold records is innume able, sucb aa: 4"jhere Goes ,_ Baby,"' '~nder die Boardwalk, "Up on the Root," ''Tlds Ma - •., " .CAPTAIN BA.SY •• •. ...... ·, ' ' b~ •.. Leslie ~ur:a.er EAsY ~ IJMIIII"'EO' Wmll\IE.a IIOIKK, ALL FRAME 'WI 'I' '' . .'' lc Moment,"''SandinMyStoel, ••oanee With Me," "Saturdl Ni8ht at the MQvlea '" .''Save t1 . I .. . .. e> ' "' . l lb NoaH, loll, dlual>- JMI ., NrA, IIIC. T.M ..... .. '·4, SiiE'f IIEAE TO WRITE A lOOK 'EXPOSING' U~ -oy, and Miss Kay Me~ I B. McGowan, Maf!IOCtlvely, of tbo Big 1111 .. tbe Mlddleport ;ed dowers and gUta. xe featurirw muale bJ lOtion or • gilt to each ers c. 5 ..• .* . .· .. . t •• .• .......-- ..------· ~ I • bF ·Dtetll: c.-,valll WINTHROP • IIDdpromoterot i llf IOUtbeastern 0 h 1 o; avldson, Logan buslDeaa. 'ld a leader in tbe induanelopment of Logan; 11. ~- LO\Ie1D WATGf A 1<105 ~ WMSN I FIX HIM WI1H M'I&\L..eVL .ST.l%Qe, . • ' ·- .·. . dey, Nelsonville bu*or ·aaident of the iloddDa . VIney District; Kelly WaJ. ANiDY C-AP~ werly savings and Ia. and a former w1mer of .... Dlltingulllhod !lorYvel; B. Tad Grover. Jr•• Banker and leader 1ft oJey devol-; Paul B. Jac:k1100 bulldingfiDIIIIIId president oflbo C... Improvement Corpora. &. Engle, MeArtllur .,._ .,. It wiD pay you to b and Dee. 2t. SPI torpt your FREE tlcke en aw.,- b)' the Gallip . ' chaM required. NOT1t purchlsed a car rrom u and promoter of Ohio,- G . llllens publisher andPl'H: tbe Communll;r Jmpnwe. Jrp)ration. for It on your new car. ' I• . 'I ~ • .. IIUI¥ be - - . . rom John K. AU• at lilt · :: 'CorniJiny onSectlldAn- · ' ', . I ,: ..••• II\·• '• •.". Howanl Thinner . Ouality Sal•tman >olice Of.:l<:. """"'u ' .~ ' I i , t t' t • . f ! ' • . ... r '• ~~ I • • !F ![ I;; . 210-236 SECOND AVE~ I , t i \ ' ); ~- • - -. I' . ., , ,.' . . '•' ,.~·~~ :.-,.'\. ' �" •. _ _ - - · · - ' T . . - .,._, \· ··~ t· ··---·-- ..... -• ' S.1~ l1mc"""""""inel, sunda)·, Utll'ember 1. 1008 T1lc 2S - • ~ -. nferenc.e . ··-·-·--- ~ -· - __ .,. __ ........ ·--·-----·---~ ... -·..:= .... - .... - • ,.,• ( ....:ed In t. • ,. , . .CJ.... .' - .;.. 'i ' • ' ' "' ' i ..;lollulrl'' ,..,._._ -:J,l:L.-: ' . ' . '"'·~ .... . II. • ' 'I ' j" , ....~ a.. Ill& bv Art Sa:aso:ra.· ' J8l/>' ' ~------------~ • .' II in<blol ) ~oliunl, ......... . . "' - . I t ottho-- ' llllllY ID.lurlel .... ) ur. 1 aloo -"1 0 .._ l and - 'lllllels eleelrl- • to be uoed; for Yiol,..,.lt Jl.llme provide booHII , .aJUe• ••• disasters IUdl u 'Jrn- LAW, Pop 8) ·. I 3 Lthcr Oldy Ulnlght a D d b occasional raiD atbly bogtmiDII' tonlgttt. Lon toIll• and low too. I, 1 The Drifter: CON'T TIP MOR6 THA~ 25 P&RGEtJT, M'f BOV~ SEE VOIJ BAa AT 1HE OFFICG! Rio Hot Assured HE DID~'T 6Vef.J '· j TEN CENTS ~TURtJ -- M'f QUA!<.TER! ~ 'lub . ... RIO GRANDE - Homecomi 1t Rio Grande COllege this ye looks to be a real success . ' ot the agenda for Thur sdl December 5, there will be bonfire pep ra11y on campt. The fabulous "Drifters" w lrlghligtrt the amual Homeeo~ tng Dance on Frlda,y, Decemb 6. The experts have tried to gure out what makel!l the ''Dri ers" as hot as they are. How they manage to come liD ye. after year with bl.g hits? To fit out the answer - it should I self-explanatory. They are protessimal! The top . • I' 14E' S~P.!NAD!S HEJ4, A~D 6!-IE DOESTf1~T50IZTA Tr/IN<.'t TUJ<NYOU ON, D;I,ISYf P.i:SPONDS ~I{ TOS511J6 HIM llst of gold records is l.nnume able, sueh as: 4'There Goes J. Bab.Y:' ' 1/JIU. NEiiii" A 11er>1 ,, \ "Under the Boardwalk, ''Up on the Roof," "This Ma 4 LLOVe IT! REM.. ROMANCE I ' I ic: Moment,"''SandinMy~s, ''Dance With Me," ..Sa.turdl Ni&ht at the MQviea, .. .''Save tl .• " • .. ._Noase,loft.dllflll.. -oy, and Miss Kay :.k- ' J1. McGowin, Maftctiwly, or 111o MJ<. SWo»~P. YOU 5~0ULD Go To THf MOVI!5 MO~r! .I a...... '' OF!'!f.l! ,I I Btg . (lA ot the Middlopart oct and gUlL a featurlrw mUiic by tatlon of a' gift to each ''' I 1 ers c. 5 ., ) \ IIUIIP<>l'ler .. ' · jdey, Nelsooville bu*er • • ••• . 'OIIdenl of the IID<kiDI vacy District; Kelly WaJ. • warly savings and lo. a former wimer ~ ·- • DllltlniPiillhed !lorY· ord; B. Tad Grover, Jr., - e r and leader Ill .., dove!....-; PoUI B. Jackaon b.tlldingandand presidont oldie eo... ... •• *' • •• • • eooc•-'"" • r----,-· I ,••; • It will pay you to ~ now and Dec. 24. SPI forget your FREE Uckt en away by the Gallipo chiH required. NO'I11 • ' • •' ,~I I purchased 1 car (l'(lm u ror It on your new car. I I \t, ' 'I l Dbprovemeat corpon. , E. Engle, McArthur ..... ' }~ I• . DIAl I'OU'I'-Wiooo ,.. , _ a ,J..it· ttl ..,...I tlot pleats will stay io bottor if lh lotld ltllto lo ,reeo With IU...,.. fltt~c ,.,. wotll rtot1r 11 -t.-i4MMA. DIAR POLLY-O..'t ltlrow oway tloott CISh•t ftr I dtiWitrl~t~ .or Howant Thinn•r · olaotic loood """ r<!'l11 h.,o 11101 lor 11M! .....-PAT I Ouality Salesmon I GALL~ r 210-236 SECOND AVEN . • . . - .. , ltW Oft I. ' ~ ' ~· . . ~ . and promoter "' - Obio, and G, K - · publlaher ondpru.. .... llbe CommUII!cy . ~... orporation. . . may be pn-c:ballllll • ~. K. All«l Ill ... . cOomponym_A_ . . , John •• One ,itc:e batt.iftt hits the girls hav. Oltgrft111. Jult Cit tH the hllps, make a I pro,._. and Cll aoutheaBtern. 0 b 1 o; . .... r_. b.t&iDe.... _ leader in the lndua,!OYelcipment of r_.; R. [) ,. . 0 ICe an ttto••• I o ' e.pect that 111~ .. ~ t ·-VIQlJl:NCE, """· W1IUIII 8) .. . �' . I • ~ - . - _.., ___,..,_,_"" - ........ .... -~ ___ .. ·· ........... ---.-~.. ~--·-·--·~·......·~~---·~-------------~· p- _,_~--·· . __...._...._.- ..... - .... : · - - - .... -~- --- I I 4lf ' l ........ t#Jif ~ •• -· - - . $-II $ ------- .. : .: _: .:...:. - I! -· LT•- - ·': :-.· ·:·: .. :.:· ··.: :· .' ', .. ::···:-:·:···· IT..l~ 11. C!lll_~ .Cnal . Mine_ _ Safetv . ill\o I :': _:_:_::. :': ' erenc.e PRI'S CI·L X.A'S POP I ' • . ' ,· .....,., ........ .. lbo tllt ' •IJ.FOIIUreo tiU~RY; II ...,. ln<-t ""'' - ..... lltel.... ~ol-­ : ,llilbom!M- .....,. lnjurieo llld .... 11 aiiO would -WIAfe dauleeleelri.rblcll I· ·ODd ._ "' be uMd; HARD 10 SEUE.V£1 #ltle• for riol....,.t; II lime prOVIde boollb j 1........,.. tudl u ETY LAW, Page 8) I 1thcr w\r aDd tt oeeasioDal rain • ., tonlght boglmlne ..... lonlght. Lowt toand low lOa. ·o~~~~y OWED! WHAT HAPPENED The Drifter: : LAST so. NIGHT?! " • Rio Hoi Assured RIO GRANDE ~ 0 .. • • • NJD ~ FIRS! .SkX)VJ IS SThRTif.JG 10 FALL! " . • Homccomb at Rio Grande COllege this yer looks to be a real success. ( top d. the agenda lor Thursda December 5, there will be bonttre pep rail,v 011 campu The fabulous ••Drifters" wi higttligbt the amma1 Horneoon ins Dance on Friday, Deeembt 6. The experts have tried to f eure out what makes the "Dr if era" as hot as they are. How t they llWl&ge to come UD yes after year with big hits? To Cin out the answer - it should t oelf-expianatory. • ou • They are pnteasiooall Thel Hat of gold reeorda is lnnume1 able, such as: 4'There Goes M Baby," HUnder the Boardwalk, '"Up (1'1 the Roof," UThi.s ~ • .. • 0 • • • •. 0 tc Moment,""f5ancilnMy~s,: "Dance With Me," uSaturdi. Night at the Movies,"" .'"Save tb 1HES€ PARiS ... . o" • • • .• AIJD AROU"--D ' • • • • • v• a • ' . • ,:, • • <) " • 0 • • • • •• • THEi FIRST SI<JoUJ FALL • <> IS USUAllY FOLLOLVE.D RIGHT OFF... . . .------. C) ,Q oJ • • • .. • • () • • • ~---:" II.JU(I • • • "• • • u 0 • .• • • •• • • • • \ • • - • • •· •. • • ... . TEN CENTS . ,f " ... • • • • u • • <• 0 • • • ~ • .... • • • • PIG, IF 'rW OON'T FleUi(E. OUT SOME. WAV ~ 'TO OANCE WITH ME I'I-INEVER SPeAK 'TO YOU )• -----------~-------J I-lEV, TH' efV.IN IS "'IDEA/ -·· \ AMIN/ ~ •., • • ' . .' ' • • NI.A, rnc. T.M. u.s. ~; • ,.t. Off. • "' " . • 1::0.-1 lllr Neaae, lell, olouahMlu Kay Me' II. McGowan, 111!111011, '0)', and optcti veb' ol lbo >lll the Middleport <II<! at . ..Ail n-rs and IPftL tee teeturiJW mualc by lldlon ol a gilt to oadt . ••• l ers c. 5 _ . . . . . andpromolerol IIOUthea&Wn o b I o; i ID f.Yidoon, r - . bualooat- f. 07, NeloonvUle booker ·e&ldenl ol the lloddnl • .... ..• • -~· . • • • - I ... nncy District; Kelly Wal. lftl'iy savings and m. ad a former wizDer ol • ITIU. BE A LONG TIME 'FORE THJ:Y FlliiGER. l'GET ME !'OR. r-·-··· Cl~~<"'·'- - A BABY-SITTER AGAIN, I &ElCHA! . coea DIIIJn&ulsbed Son· ant; B. Tad Grover, Jr., - a n d leader Ill IIII,J dove!~; Paul B. Jadtom bdldlngandm. llld prealdent ollbo Com- It wiU pay you to b - a Jeader in the I.Jadus.. elopmeot of Lcpn; R. and Dec. 2t. SPI Improvement ConJora. , E. Engle, !lcArthur CCJDo. forget your FREE dclo.en away by the Gallipc IMIN chaM required. None purehued a ear frcul u. ror lt on )'OUI' new car. .... promoter of Cl!lo, and G. K - In .W18>S pui>llsbor IIMipreor lbo eonunun~~;v ~mpr.,e­ Ol'JOratlon. lU ma,y he . . . , . _ ... !'MIN . - John K. All., llldlo c Clompany oaSeeoadAve- &JT NOT I'M IN IN .• I'M IN ' • ~ ••. SORTA GET BACK IN TH' .01.! 1AI<E-JT-fiw;o{ QAQCMi... I / . ' - Howar4 Thinner . Q~ality Saletmon ~olice • ,.... ••:vJH ••• 0 ·~that-­ . Jill t demooalntorl would 110 oe VIOLENCE, Pqo 8) __ . Con-cmlut I>CIIIc:e~ I>CIIIdea, b - I'M IN GALLI 210-236 SECOND AVE~! .......... ·- -- ... - I J I ·--------------~~----~ / ' ·1 �, • ' .......... ... . . . -- - .. . . ______ ., . ..... ···-----4 .. ,.. --- -~-- ~---· ·- --- ----.,..~·------------ ·-- -- ______ __ __ .... \ - -¥ ~- - -- ---~~---·-.. -- --- -. - ~~- . ____._ _ ....... ... --• ~~~~~ ~ ---------····- - ____ ,.... ~ I Udall Calls Coal Mine Safety Conference WASHINGTON (UP0 - Inter lor Sec:r<W-y SleJrart L. IJdaU today ealled a emference ol gov ~ emment, induJtry and labor 'eader• to seek ways or avoldlni coa1 mine cllaasters ilke the ooe which reeently entombed 78 men at Mannlnaton, W, Va, "Our views on what can and must be done by Che Cederal government will be presented at the Dec. 12 meeting," Udall said. But he said new aatety laws were not enougl:l unle11 coupled with uresearch to develop safer mining methods and equi_ pment and broader and more intensive safe- train:lng." lnritaUons to the meetlnl:, sche<tiled here, were ma11e4 to t,y 175 peraons tncludlns 17 &eftA. ton, 21 House memberund&OV· ernora ot 19 eoal mining Jtates, Udall &aid, plus induJtry and labor leaders. "We are looking into ways ln which we can better diacllarp: our current responsibDitles liD· der exilting law and are considering what a.ddltional legislation is needed to provide practical remedies for the hazard! to which our miners are exposed," Udall said. The MamlnetOO tr"'II''Y already hae ·bl'(IUght miners, em. ployers and regulatory otficiaiJ IDgether In lal· anlmlty that new oafety laws are needed. But there the agreement ends. While nearly all facets of the industry believe legislation is necessary to help prevent a repetition of the Wool Virginia dlsuter, m.an,y speclaUBtl fear the declining demand (or ooa1 m a k e a etrective preventive measures economically unfeasible. And no two agree on what is tile best approach. .._,eclen!A!d Now You Know I, j The Drifter; aet.ion oo audt proposals he made In September, too late lor Concress to act this year. Laws on Rooks "There is a lot ol atate and lederal leglolatl<ln oo the books and there will be more, n said one tnduatry spokesman. '-But the real prOblem Is ma1dng It work." He clted a regulation that miners' must wear rubber respirator masks with built-ln. • Devoted To The lnlere&ta CUter, to ward r.11. ... phylli.ea.l effects or eoal haz&J'di the man-trip ears used to trllliPOrt the miners iD and when they are undei"D'OUIIO. #: out ar the mine mu.llt be "But the average miMr ,...'t Jhlelded with steel as a wear hio mook down t1ton ,_. if pr<Mctlon aplnot fallJng rock; ell!ht hours," he cited..., claP . tmoklns and !be uoe ~ up and gets wet rro1n hlarbrelttl flammable materials are (Orbidand U' a ditlicult to apeek with den; government inapecdooa them on. So they just let tbem are regular. dangle around their ~cka." But even with these laws and Titere also are laws whieh SQ others, federal inspectors have that only spark-J)roo( eleetrical no power to order a mine owner equipment can be used under- \0 shore up a sagging mine roof ground; adequate ventilating or re~Jlire the replacement o1 a equjpment must be used at the potentially hazardous machine. mine face (where the miners Johnson•• proposed M i n e work) to combat the pi Health and ~- - 1.Y Act will have air to be relntl'oGiced ill lbe eoosrea• 1n J.....,-y. llot Haa-18-Felltures It curroot!Y lnc-1 11 IIJIOclllc oafoty leaillret, lllel"'Jng the .....,...., .. !-.a enlorc....,. at tbo m1no wbere so ·. man.r injurles ud deaths occur, It al80 would abolish an escape claule whlcb permits old and electrical oqulpmont to be u.ted; tighten penaltles Cor Yioltdana; for the nrst tlme PI'Oride bM1tb •m•'• ·-· Actually, disasters IRlCb u lSee SAfETY LAW. Pqe 8) Weather en tint\ at y e The term '"Molly Magulres" wa1 given to certain men convicted of violence during labor strife in Pemsylvania's coa1 mlnea from 1882 to 1876. their famlll.. fD erldlcote HlbOCklna tra,ged1e.l, U be aa1d, and modem &tatUtes must be enacted to do the job. llo ursed There are sale1;y lawD oo the books now. There will be e¥en stricter provlaloos. IIIII the defects ol man and nature prol>obly rule out comple!Ao remeQies to the danlerl of thil hlgh.-rlsk business. Ao the portals of exp~olfion wracked No. 9 were iLaJ.ed Saturday with the victims aUll Inside, Preoldenl John1011 paid tribute w their courage and al tbe same time branded the accident ••a final and tragic acknowledgement of bwna.n failure" ln mine aalety laws. ~clety owes it to miners and Of The Meigs-Mruon Area Mostly clou<IY IOIII&I>t a n d Tuesday with occasiooal rain Tuesday. possibly beJ!Innlni!well portions late too1gtrt:, Lows to.. night in the 301 and low f01. Mild Tuesday. . TEN CENTS Rio Ho • Assure< RIO GRANDE - Homeoor at Rio Grande College this : looks to be a real success. top at the agenda for Thurs. December S, there will b bonfire pep rally on camJ The fabulous "Drifters" hlghljlht the aMWli Home< 1.ne Dance on Frida,y, Decerr. 6. The experts havJ!! tried ta gure out what make a the •"Da era., as hot as they are. H~ they rnamge to come up y Local and state authorities are investigating an explosion at the Rutland Gun Club building located on the New Lima road, which caused damages estimated in excess of $2,000. The damage was discovered by gun club ofttcers Saturday. A state Cire marshall assiited Sheriff Robert c. llarten1Mt.~l:l 1.s •so IT'S A HOUOJI: MOVIE! WE CAN'T BEGIN TOO' YCUNG TO PREPAIII:l HIM iOI THE WORLD W£ UVliNl" · OUTlOVB·- WAY II=' I'M GOit-..16 TO after year with big hits'? To f out the answer- - it ahould SOP~ lA G5T DON TO oeU~anatory. 24-Hour RAOUEL., NOTICE ME,I'l.t.. '\ HAVE TO CHANGE They are professioo.al! n Ust ot gold records is inrnur able, such as: .. There Goes Baby,"' '"Under the BoardwaJ uup on the Roct," uThis N MY IMA.GE! MRS. GEORGE ZIEGLER, left, and Mrs. Audra Well, members of the Walk-ln Garden Club, admire two ot the lmpreuive madonna arrangements featured at the fitth annual Christmas flower FIRST. show or Meigs County garden clubs lteld over the weeken:l at the Pomeroy Elementary School. MY ic Moment, •• ••Sand in My 9ne .. Dance With Me,'' "Satur Night at the MQvlea' " ."Save ' THE DOOR! I'I..L. G5T IT! 'THIS'L-l.. GIVE: M5 A CI-IANC5 TO 'TR'r' OUT MY NSW IMJ>.GE 1 Oft HEl.-1..0 .. MRS. WI!.-1.-ST? I'M DON, IS_ SHE: ~~ 131 Entries Judged Flower Shows . By CHARLENE HOEFUCH The artistry of ~ county's ,arden club members was effectively demonstrated over the weekend in the fifth annual Christmas nower show at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The show, headed againbycapablu Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, offered the viewer almost an unlimited realm of Ideas in floral arri.11ging on the theme of the holidas season. Artistic arrangements ranged from the tmpressive formal Madonna class to ''wa,y out" inter· pretive designs, whUe others of a traditional nature were marked with baubles and glitter. Offering "something for everybody," the show featured an effective display or gift wrapping ideas and corsages. some colorflll and attractive holiday doorway swags and wreaths, some outstanding work by junior gardenen. a dJsplay of handmade jewelry by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nolan, and. of course, st:-edlnen and educational categories. •• Christmas Ideals" was the theme of the show judged by Mrs. Albert Pool of Marietta. an accredited judge. and immediate past president of the Ohio Assl>clation of Garden Clubs. The show featured a total of 131 entries in the 18 artistic arrangements categories. Placing first. seeond, third and fourth, respectively, in the categories of the artistic arrangements diVision were the rollowing garden club members: "The l-1crwer of the Snow," featuri~ tlle use of holly in arranging, Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs. Norman McCain, Mrs. Pat Goebel an:l Mrs. Oscar Penning- ton. Hy United Press lnternltional A F.AMILY OF FOUR FROM YPSILANTI, MICH., aOO two Creston. OhiO. youths died ln a grlBtina: two-car erasb in Medina County • "* ' ... ••• • • •• r-----· • I • CKW.I.C It wiU pa.y you t now and Dec. 24. : forget your FREE tl" en away by the Gal chaM required. NO purchased a car frof for it oa your new c1 Howarcf Thivener Quality Salesman on 'lbankag1.WW: Day as trafftc mishaps over the 102-hour weekerd ldUed tt poroooa In Ohio. It oc:<Urred at the junction ol Ohio 301 &Ill 18 about 15 mlles west or Medlra when a car carry~ the TalIIIIP Suttnn family ol YpsUa!d was struck by amther auto eorcyq Mra. Betty ~ 42, Creston. and her· sons, WWiam Jr•• 17, and John. 12. Suttcl1, 361 hia wile, carol,24, their daughter, Ruby, 6, son. John. six mmtba, aJKI the Kbw brothers were all killed. Eight d<dlle llotalitles were r<ported durtrw the holiday period tour ol them Sltur<lay. Fatalllleo In SE Ohio ineltded Raymond C. eopeland, 18, stewart, ldUod when the car ln which he was ridilv was struck by a B&O train 1n AtherUI Thursday; Charles E. Aroold, 26, Trimble, and John R. Fierce, 19, Rt. 2, Glouster, ldlled when their auto struck another oo Ohio 13 near Chauncey Saturday; Raymond L. straight, Jr., ·U. Rt. 2, Orient, killed when the speedllw car he waa in crashed oo U. S. 50 just rm1h of Athen on Surday, "The Greatest Sto.ry.'" Madonna figurine accents, Mrs. Leota Young, Mrs. Robert Lewis. Mrs. Betty Dean, and Mrs. G r e t a Simpson. ustar of Antiquity," Interpretive, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs• Allee Thompson, Mrs. B e t t y Dean and Mrs. Wilma Terrell. "A Messa.p at Cl'lrlsbnas," arrangements with three candles representing peace. faith and love, Mrs. Pauline Ridenour. Mrs. Betty Frederick, Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. Geneva Nolan. "Christmas Is the Time," ar~ rangements teaturi111 the use ol five Oowers represeDtlng a time to look up. down. around, ahead and back, Mrs. Robert Snowden. Mrs. Tom stewart. Mrs. Allee Thompson am Mrs. WW1am WUIIonl. "Horne (Or Clu'isUnas, •• someCOLIJMBUS - OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Is taking elabonte thing suitable for a la_!'le festive precautions to pre~ the acalpirw of its allotted 10,000 Rose Bowl (See 131 ENTRIFS, Page :;) tickets. StudeiU ancl facult)o members wlll be pbotognphed when they purchase Ucketo. The photo then wUI be lorwmled to Po,.._ d..., Colll, and will be used as ldentlllcatloo wben llle Individual appell'S to pick lV hll ticket. Persona taking the universitJ awroved tours to the gam& be-tween Ohio state ancl SOUthern California wW be given their Uekets on the plane. PRAGUE - FROM COLOR TELEVISION to pork chops, Czechoalotako tod~ l8lt .. e<onomlc pinch that came with the SOVIet bloc llwaslon in ~st, l.Muatry omclah aa1d. They said thil ~ ct,Vled nadi:WI is belns forced to acctPt an inferior syatem of color television because it Ia the kind the SOVIets chose for themselves. S11or14o beiOI'O the Aug. 21 ID¥Oslon, lbe Czechoslowks had de- cidiCI on a Weat German eolOI' televialun 1yatem. n. otflciala 1110 10ld tlllo •lion - eo 1on1 ~ pork - II eallntlleaa meat bec:ouoe the GALl tnvaotoo quet lllrm produ<llon. lllAMI !lEACH - THREE RESOLUTIONS CONDEMNING clprotlt atnold"' IIIII teleriokJn ..........-clalo were under •todl' IA)dQ b)' .....,.._ of lhe Amerl$0n Medleol Aaooclati<Mt (ANA) ot Ill 22od Truce Ordered deputies &mdaY in checking the intensive tnvestigaUon Ia being conducted to determine whether ruins. the explosion was purposely trigClub official!J told them the gered. The club reported1:7 had explosion had taken place at the no insurance on the structure. cement block bulldi.ng, constructIn other weekend actMt.Y ol ed only a lew months ago. a_pparthe sheriff's department, tnvesently two or three days earlier. Ugatlon of three accidellts wu It was believed a natural gas made, Including one that occurleak set the stage for the blast red todaY m Route338. Adoewas tJJat cracked the walls, blew out killod at about 7 a.m. at Apple the window!! from the inside, raisGrove when it crossed mto the ed the roof and fractured the tJighway ip front of a vehicle drlv top row or blocks. en by Richard Allen Sayre, Itt. Sheriff Hartenbacb said the 2, Racine . There was moderate damage to S&yre"s car. The department aloo probed Five Day Weather a mishap Saturday at 6:50 p.m., oo Route 338, 2.3 miles oorth ol By United Press tnternatiooal Racine. A car driven by Mary Temperatures will average R, Stubbs, 24, Ozark, Ala., travabout three to five degrees aeling south, struck a bump, went bove normal during the f1ve . out of control, and raked a day period commencing Tuesguard rail. There was damage day morning, in the lower 40 s to the lett 1ront lender, hood, in the north and the middle 40 s grille and bumper of the car. Ln the south whiletheovernlgtrt No injuries or arrest were relow readings wUl be In the lowported. er 30s. There will be, howInvestlptim has also been completed of. an accidelt Friday ever, a marked warminc trend toward the end of the week. night, .6 ol a mile sooth ol Route Preclpitatioo will average 7, on CountY Road 5, Where a truck operated by Glem Charles one--half inch in the south, as .scattered showers in the south Glaze, Llm:olo St., Middleport, at the Urst or the week and awent over a 65 ft. embankment gain about Friday. alter hitting a sectloo ol guard :-:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:.:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:· rail. Glaze, who reportedly escaped injury. said be was blinded by the lights of an oncom' lng car. No charge was tiled. Sherl!lllartenbach reported today his department served 781 meals to prisooers lD October and 996 in November. SAIGON (UPJ) President Ngu,yen Van Thleu of Sruth Vietnam tonight ordered a 24--hour Christmas cea.se~re in s lowkeyed armouncement that caught the U. S. Embaasy by surpriee. , The annot11temeht, made by e. spokesman for Tbieu"a office on a regularly scheduled television news cast, said the eeasertre would go into effect throughout the RepubUc ot Vietnam at 6 p.m. Dec. 24 and would last for 24 hours. Similar hollda,y truces have been delivered with great ranfare ln the past, usually la.Ying down sWJ warnings that allied commanders would react swiftly to any Collllllunist troop or supply movement. But Thieu's declaratioo waa terse and almost matter 0( fact. It was seen by some observ ers as an attempt to deny the Viet Cong a propaganda victory at the Paris peace talks. T h e VIet Coog, portroying themselves as the true peace seekers, scored a propaganda victory in late November by beJng the first to announce a Christmas ceasefire. Aitltoogh U. S. Embassy officials were unaware of the announced cease..fire ootil inl'ormed by UPI and the omouncement omitted any reference to U. S. or allied troops, It was considered certain American commanders would concur with the plan. Seeretary of State Dean Rusk said Smc1ay he would ap. prove a ceue~re. There was no word U the Viet Coos and North Vietnamese forces also would observe the holiday war peuee. He said It would be In honor ol both Chrt 11mas ao::l New Year's, appearing to rule out aeparate eease...ttres lor each holiday. Th!Eil ordered the <ease-lire for "humanltar'i.ru re&~~~Ms. the spokesman said. ceue-41rea are UJIIIOI!Ular with IIWIY tr<q>a. Vlrtualq1!verY oucb period hal lbarl<ed Communist attempta to use the eeaae.ftre to take tbe ottenal.ve In hopes the allleo• guard wu ....... Two Accidents ; QUEEN AND PRINCESS - Miss Be<J<y Nease, Jell, dautil>ter of Mr. aOO Mrs. Arthur Nease. Pomeroy, and Miss Kay McGowan. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ThOmas B. McGowan, Mason. were selected queen arxl princess, respectively, ot the Big Berxl Minstrel Association Saturda.y night at the Middleport Elementary School. They were prel!lented Oowers and gifts. OUter highlights of the part included a dance featurq music by "Your Bored of Education," the presentation or a gift to each association member. and refreshments. Are Reported Short, Ly(Jns, 10 Others Will Be Honored Dec. 5 Pomeroy police Investigated two weekend accident..a. At 12:40 Lm. Sun:layacardriven by Steven A. Russell, 21, C&lurnbus. went over a curbiEl!: on Union Ave. and struck a utility pole, The pole broke off about three feet above ground and struck the hood of the vehicle. Russell escaped injury but was cited to court on the charge or failing to have his vehicle under control He told officers that an oncoming car foreed him off the road. The seeond aeddent occurred Saturday at the intersection of Main aiJJ Butternut sts. A car driven b)' Masoo Fisher, Miners.. ville, atte~tire a turn east tr001. Butter rut onto W. Main, struck a seoord automobD.e driven by Rolf. er Weaver, 21,Raclne,whichwaa followt~ the Fisher car. Fisher "as attempting to back up, after he decided U.t attempting to Jllllke the turn was dangerous. when he struck the Weaver Y&- \ hlcle. He WIIS fined $5 Ud costs ln the court of' Mayor Olarles Legar for improper backing. Medlwn damlget were incurred to the Weaver ear aM minor to the Flsher vehicle. Gary :Jtort, president or the Gallia County [Jllprovement Corp. and adrnlnistrative manager of Chris Craft, Gallipolla, and Lindsay Lyons, Tuppers Plains bustnessman and promoter ol rural water services in Meigs County, are two of 12 outst&nding cltizens of soutbeastem Ohio wbo will behoooredonThurada.Y. Dec. 5 when the Southeastem 0 h I o Regional Council meets at the University Inn ln Athelll. E. E. Davis. prel!lldeot r1 the councll. IJ&id the SEORC ls racogni:r.ing tbese indivtmals for past and present accompliahmenta in the development of the region. ~- ac:ldBd. u1bere are many duals tn southeastern Ohio W have made great eontributiona to our continued dl!tvelopment and the 12 we have C!bosen represent a con~• ol Chambers ol Conuneree, Trade Aasoelations, ~ic ol'lteials and tile strong supporter andpromoler~ aviation irf southo&ltern 0 h I o; Max Davidson, Logan businessman and a leader In the lndua. trial development ol Lotan; R. V. Oakley, Nelsooville banker and president of the HockiDa Conservancy District; Kelly Wallce. Waverly savings 11'11 ~ otficial and a rormer wimer of the Jaycees Dlstln8uiehed SorTice Award; B. Tad Grover. Jr., Athens Banker and leader Ill ootnmunit;y developtnelt; Paul B. Mutzlg, Jacksoo bulldlnilllldofficlal and president of the Community Improvement ~ tion; W. E. Engle. McArtbur ctlltractor and promoter ot IIOUtbeastern Ohio, and G. Kemw Bush, Athens publisher andprealdent of the Conununlty lnqJroqment Corpmltion. Tickets lftliJ' be purchaoad • cally !rom John K. AU• at tbo · Portomouth and Scioto Coon\Y; Electric: Company em SeCObll A.-. Edpr William Newlon, New Lexnue. inlton automobile dealer and a Regional Council." Albert Giles, director of Urban Affairs for the state of Ohio and a member of Governor James A. Rhodes' cabinet, will make the formal presentations O[ pla(fleS to the honored individualS, Davis said. According to Carl Dahlberg, director of the Council. t he twelve individuals represent businessmen. bankers, industrialIsts, loan officials, contractors and the neWS media. Ttlfl others to be hOnOred are Bartoo A. Holl, Logan Industrialist and a leader in the development of 80\ltheastem Ohio during the past 30 years; David A. Vetter. Portsmouth savings and loan official md a past president o( the Portsmouth A r e a Chamber ~ Commerce and a leader in the development rl Probe into Violence Blames Police WASIDNGTON (UPl) - The the side ol police." The stage violence mlUiou of Amerleana report said, by actions of Mayor Richard J. Daley and other cit;y officials which conlltimed po- televlsioo In breal<down In (loliJJ'O Chicaao streets outside the Democntlc convention was NEW YORK (UPO- The Clll-pollceac:tlondurlng lbe Democntlc Nal*ai ~lui "overwhelmifllbr" on the side Alq(llat wu partly the result~ 1 brealldown ill authority cauled by wldeoproacl pollee ~ of pollee and aatOWited to a Lifo Mopzl,. charaed In lts c:urn~nt Ia suo. "The llx, which Unko en- with politico, II "pollee riot," accordl1111 to spread," !he Life article laid. "A alicaco c<JP Is ·~ to 'bend' wilb lbe politleol of lnveotlgatoro lo.- the National lbe llx, ""'puoh lnwotlgaton rlalK IIIlo it." C~hsion. m VIolence. , .. 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