https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/571bc14ce5600457e8e1ff27dd981b3e.pdf 8d91cd4c682a6cb065ab43a47eecfcdf PDF Text Text , • ' .......... ... . . . -- - .. . . ______ ., . ..... ···-----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. , .. Tbl.s ~don, in turn. has a lot todo with the lnlblllt;y cl. certain Odcaco pa1lce t9•W • ~ ' lact.llt>lin!l teom ~ efs to eoab'Ol their men." Llfe aaic:L When 1 nkl on a Chieaao lotteq t.ldquartera am .t ·,.. to lbe ccottml11ioo Sunday that "ice Uall" ("" payoll ll•lll ~pollee In 10 ot lbe clty'o 21 pdl<e dlttrlel&, lJIIo oold, "'"' orldeoce r.,m tltousoodo ole~ · aclloa'' wu token b)' the deuartmenl. witno1101 lo the disorders c.pt. Wllllaln DullY, who helped plen lbe Jo~ nld, was~ '!'Ills emt. .ad ., . . 1 that wblle pollee lac:ed pollee illlolllgence dlrialoo six weeks accord!Jw to Ute. Ao r•roducooUa tbo 1M •·•e.z:ceedl:ngb provocative t.lr''lee Uatt" a!OIW payolro l'rom operatlllli P*Ut._ .-r)f cumr$a~s" in the f4uh11 wll&b (IOU' ... ~ botlp .....,... ..... -tly ltaniled witneaaed by • •._eel -~tratllra. vlalance ''the· wolihl ot wu """'hellnlllib' oo ' ., �THE WASHINGTON WHITE PAPER 3 - Major Victory for 'LBJ Diplomacy When Every Day Comes Up Like Thunder Modern ure may alreatly seem like one ~ig racket. _audible variety , to many . but I( the warnmg of a group of eminent sci- entists is anywhere close to the mark we haven't heard anything yet. In a study initiated by the Interior Department . thE' scientists have been looking anto probable effects on the earthbound population of the supersonic transport planes scheduled to go into service within the coming decade. They have come up with a foreeast likely to find a warm re· cevlion only among earplug manufactt:iers. They estimate that the SSTs will buffet up to 40 mlllion Americans in the immediate viclnity of commerci"J air corridors with sonic booms- the continuous thunderclaps, p r o d u c e d by shock waves from plane\; flying at faster than the speed of sound-as often as 50 times each day . The effect would be similar to standing 30 feet from a large truck traveling at 60 m .p.h. An additional 35 to 65 million people at a somewhat greater distance could expect to have their eardrums rattled regularly by booms of somewhat lower but still annoying intensity. And if there are any thoughts about escaping the booms by leaving the clangorous cities for the wide-open spaces forget it. It is over the open stretches ' that the planes will rev up to supersonic speeds. Near large cities, particularly along both coasts, slower speeds for lakljUf!s and landings will preclude booms. The Interior Department'• scientists recommend ban n i n g supersonic flights over populated areu pending further tests of the effect of the sound effects on the human animal, which doesn't sit very well with proponents of the superfast planes. They argue that the boom1 are not iD· tolerable and that. in any event, the SST is tile wave of the future and can't be held back. All ol which could Indicate that the day may soon be herP "ben tbe search for a little peace ar:d quiet will mean retreating to the room wbere the kids have the record player goin£. BY WI!.WM S. WlmE WASHING1'0N - Optfmisrn's temptation la to· overstate t b e slgnifleuce ot the arraftl'8lentl at Jail made for genuine peace talkl an VIetnam, butpeaatmlam, too, should be restrained. Sluth VIetnam's agreentR to end iu boycott ~ tho Paris dls- eussioos and the CODcurrent ....W- Smog . . . in Perpetuity Just when it seems that about everything that can be said on the subject has been said, along comes a scientist with the suggestion that smog may play more than a nuisance role in the great scheme of things after an. Dr. F . W . Went or the Unlvenity of Nevada's Desert Research Institute thinks the hydrocarbons being spewed forth by exhaust pipes and smokestacks to the detriment of the visibility and breath· ability of our contemporary air space may eventually contribute to the formation of new deposits carbon fuels. Very briefty, his theory, presented at a recent session of the National Academy of Sciences, is that sunlight acting on hydrocarbons in the dtmosphere breaks them down and causes them to settle to earth. Compressed with other organic materials over eons of time, the result may be bard coal and oil. Jo~uel burned to produce smog which returns to earth to become more fuel to pcoduce more smog may be a neat natural cycle to science, but lt sounds more like a vicious circle to us. or Carpenter News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. HUbert Cm in Albany and helped Jlilbert celebrate Ill s birthday. Rev. and Mrs. E. Sertaln of Cleveland were overnight visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers on SAturday night and Rev. Sertain held services at the Carpenter Baptist Church, SUnday. Mrs. Eh.a McComas is conrined to Shelteri~ Arms Hospital for treatment. Mrs. PhyDis Nelson Jotmnet. Niles, Ohio, and Mrs. Earl Nelson of Albany visited Mrs. Faye Jor~ dan on Saturday evening. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Jackie, Danny, Betty and Jerrie, and. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and sons. The Fall festival and Bazaar at the Carpenter Baptist Church on saturday evening was well at- lngDoiS ~ tho Colnmlmllt Viet· cona to slgnlfleant fact ot all. 11d& Ia the rNI name fl the pme here; accept. hoWeVer (1181'\liously, SOOib VIetnam'• pre•- "'"' thll pOint llbould be """' In ence, Ia two thJ.nls. I ta maJor mlnol In oU tho dlujlpoiJltmenl victory for the patient - aDd aDd setbeckllylnsThat Prell- John~a~ hu rloi<Y - diplomacy ~ the United been ...eb bu<ked ..., by tl oU States WKler the retlrlnl JobnIJOOB wltboot oaying. What II not 1011 leadersh!Jl and a pricelesa great boon to the fDeomlng Pres~ 10 imm-Jy - · Is tbat ident.eled, Ricbard Nixon: It ia this aolutlon Ja a IIOd- to not, of course, the ~ ol Rfcllard Nfxul. For it all eoold so eastly ba.ve the end~ It Is. however, a ~te satlslactory end of the <lleela.· been .. lrilJblfUlly dflrerent, - slderlng tho in.bullt dflrlculUes. nlng. Not only Is oometldni In lhe Mr. Jolwusm.•s decision to halt way of a substantive negotiation the bombing of Norlh Vietuam no~ in sight. Even more tmpor~ during the Prealdent1al e a m~ tant. ft is in olghl without sny J&ign, with jtdt suc:h a rellllt softening of the bedrock policy 11 hu now iJI.lr6d ln, his mind. of botb Johnson and Nlxoo not sbook u; the Nixon pecp.e u a to buy a "peace" ln Vietnam at political psturo eventhoUBIINlx· the expense of our South V let~ on bl0110lf mllllllPd pllerally to namese friends or in any ~ keep his cool. The most eruclal to legitimize what is still a porUs to tho wOOie enterprise bandit ouUit called the Vfet· abounded. There was on the one aide cong. But that such. a concluslm the danger that the Sooth Viettlas oomc about at all, in t he namese would be encouraged by time of transitlan of national po- the Nixon forces to drag their feet until otter the lniiiJIUI'atlm, lltical power trom one party to on the uiUIIJPl:lon that a Nixon another, is, in the end, the most tended. Marilyn Monroe played in ..Bus they're selling better than BeaBY JACK o•BRIAN NEW YORK - The Horace stop" wUJ go to Kathleen Nolan tles records .... Finest Yule alHeldts are disbanding .•.• Ditto in the Bdwy. mualcal version, bum of the season: Perry Como's Christmas Albwn ror RCA: we the stewart Grangers ... • Car- Sardi scuttle says. watched Perry record it in AugOnly cop in the nation not acroll Baker may be an Italian ust and it's a lovely, lilting, re11eountless in '69 .... Christine of cused of brutalit,y by activist the McGuire Sisters is opening malcontents is Melvin Floyd, who erent-to-happy Ume. Ethel Merman arri11ed at the a string or London-type pubs; rirst became a PhiUy cop after he wal!l very New York Goldies' New an ordained minister ..•. The late aboard the Queen Elizabeth when York In her latest furs - black JFK'a secretary Evelyn Lincoln it docks for good at Ft. LauderdJamond mink coat and aviatordale .... Fine French director is doing the radio-TV guest shots Claude Lelouch ("Man and a ..•. OWner Jimmy Aufiero of Moo- style matched fur helmet a n d Woman,,. best romantic movie signore and Lord Jim's just wed owner Goldie from the p i a n o ln years) and gorgeous Paris a beauty, top model Uz Tarin greeted The Merm, "Welcome model Christine Cochet wed in a •, •. Top GO Pster s say the UeuL - Nanook of the South!" ., Gov. will become Gov. Malcolm ~ week or so. Wil11011 in Fe~. Tho Jtmm,y Stewarts. dlning in Joanne Worley at the Person• ''21," told us tbey new into town FACTS aUt¥ TV taping said the only men ·because of illness in Gloria's she meets .. are married or want ramtly ..•• U.S.C. 'a great grid ltar 0, J. Slmpaon ls belng ur- to do my hair'' .... Plans for their ged to appeal through the ACLU l!lon Peter's marriage have to protect him rrom being draft- brought Glenn Ford and Eleanor ed by the Floundering Phllly Ea- Powell fondly together again .••. gles; of course the low. - level Ali So-si-do: Emperor H1rohito's Eaglea will grab him for their brottler teachel!l square dancing in Tokyo. first choice. The 6th Ave. Delly' s huge Robert Morley's 26-year~d "Hero Sandwich" is named for 1011 Sheridan finished his biogIsrael's Gen. Mol!lhe Dayan; its raphy ol Noel Coward, due to ap.. pear on Noel's 70th birthdaynext "Jewil!lh Hero Jr." ls named for year .... Harmonica pll.fer Lar- Moshe's actor eon Assaf, now People with a penchant ry Adler's ex-wife will become being cailed .. The Jewish Jlm- for reading w o r d s and pbrases backward !eel par· Mrs. Arnold Maremont; he'a a my Dean" .... Ronald Reagan's ticularly triumphant when due-in an.Y edition to schmooze financier .•.• MuJtl-milHonaire they discover a palindrome politically with Dick Nixon .... retired adman Milton Blow - a word or phrase which (whose wife died some time ago) The Stage Deily (just gone pub. says the same thing read rewed .••• Milton is one of the lie making partners Max and Hyelther forward or backpeople we lmow who had serious mle Asnas rich) wiU add 5,000 ward , The World Almanac notes. Some notable palinParldnJOn's Disease arrested by square feet of outdoor din.ing tbe new miracle - treatment at next spring, when the big next- dromes are: "radar," "Hannah," "Madam, I'm door offlce building on the 53rd Presbyterian Hospital here. Adam" and "Was it a cat I The L. A. production of .. Hair" & 7th Ave. corner opens. Vera - Ellen's marital bul!lltup saw?" Is expected to run smack against the scis.ors of Mayor Sam Yor- with husband Victor Rothschild Q';.it's the new grubby, dirty,not has her friends worried ... Tomlhocking, onJ.y nude, pornomusi- my Dorsey'swldowJanewillhave Tommy'l!l life story ready in Jan . eal tittllaUng BdwY. voyeurs .... Whoee girls only can be separat- .... Bloomingdale's store opened rrom its boys during the ex- ed a department with nothing but Jlieit nekkid scenes .... The role natural non-Precious rocks and €: WORLD ALMANAC Reedsville News, Notes BERRY'S WORlD .·...... § (r.J ~•1 1"' _, NEA, IK. WIJIII't e'e" lor euting meat on fritloys-'-how do you THINK I feel obout the !';tl?" Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley am Pearl Polis of Parkersburg, visited with relativel!l at Mowldosville and Wellsburg, W. VL, and Tronto ard Wellsville, Ohio. The CBC club made plans to eat out Dec. 28 at the Three Sons Restaurant, Vienna, W. VL,wllen they met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman Reed for Ule No-Yember meetina. Attendin@: were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and family, Mr. antlMn. Denver Weber and family, Mr. and Mrs. ' Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Donald Myers, Mrs. W a I t e r Brown and Da vicl Weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Brown and f'amlly were Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Thomas of Cleveland, Rev. and Mrs. cuaon1 Th<D~as and Mrs. H. W. Lowe of Jackson and Miss Na<Dll Pickens ot Athens, BarbAra Henderson spent a weekend with her grarq,&rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herl!lerson, Portland. Tammy Rutll visited recently with Mr. 100 Mrs. Ropr Bahr at Cheater, Gerald Shumway Is a paUert at Meig& General Hospital, Pom- erw. - Mrs. Lyle Balderson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Canode liE KEPT HIS SHIRT ON, on her, grandchildren haven't of Lucasville, Charles Leslie SO FORGET rr yet arrived, she bec:omes much Canode, Jr. of Marysville and lJear Helen: more aware of her hul!lband Miss Patty Whitehouse of DelaI am (or was!) hlliiPilY mar~ and what she sees Is mostly ware were guests of Mr. and Mrs. rled to a wonderful man Ithought bad." R. S. Turner and Mrs. Clarence I could trust. In 13 years. be The guy I married didll.Jt get Canode. has never lied to me about any. the best deal either, but lt took Sunday dinner guests of Mr. thing that really mattered. me a long time to realize it. rm and Mrs. Carl Crabtree and sons And then came that ltag par- following your ad\>lce, Helen, and were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- ty, and my llfe is shattered! being honest with myself. I think tree and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jim, my husband, got a pro- I'm on the way to being a better Hawk and Ruth, HebbardS11ille. motion. He and several other wile and a better person, and a The wedding anni11ersary or Mr. men who abo received raiaea, much happier one too. - NOW and Mrs. Hawk, parents of Mrs. plamed a stag party tD cele- 45 GOING ON 46. Carl Crabtree, was celebrated. brate: Just golf, a few drinks, Dear 45: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bowen and dinner, he said. I hardly ever print the •-Thank of Athens called on her parents, He gave me m,y usual (fOOd~ You' a" because they sound like Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rll)e. bye kiss at 4 p.m. and I a1sum- bragging, but your il special. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury ed he'd be back by 9:00. Helen, rm so glacl that, between us, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stans· my wonderful, faithful, loving we managed to make yoo feel bury and daughter were Sunday husband came home at 2 a.m. 55 year• younger! - H• dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. - with FIVE lipstick smears 11tis column Is dedleatecl to Clal.r Stansbury and ta'mily in on his white shirt. I waa 10 famil)r liviD&, ao if you•n · haV~ Groveport. They were called to shocked I slapped him and start- lng kid trouble or just PlaiD Columbus Sunday by the serious ed erytng and I baven•t stopped trouble, let Helflll help YOU. illness and death of Dale Stans- since. The terrible thing Ia that She will also welcome your awn bury's sister, Flossie Stansbury oui ll-year.old daughter wokeui) amusing experiences. Address Grll.)'. Mrs. Gray, daughter ofthe at my cry. Slle ran into our Helen Bottel ln care of this late Thelmer and Miooie Cline room, spotted the llp&ttck and, newspaper. Stansbury, was reared to woman- with tears in her eyes, she sobhood here, She is survived by bed, .. Daddy, you have lipstick her husband, Robert Gray, Co- on your shirt. You were with a lumbus, and a son, Rev. Leroy lady tonight, We waited up for Gray, Blacklick, ar¥1 the following you Wltil 10:30. Is that why you brothers and sisters, C. W. Stans- came home 10 late?"' bury, Cohunbus; Dale stansbury, Jim tried to explain that three By AVA GILKEY locali Mrs. May Tewksbury, Co- secretarleJ joined the .Pif'tY but Mr. and MR. Robert Jewell lumbus; Mrs. Faye Kitzmiller, he didn't know they were eom- were dinner guests recently at Mtllersport. tng. Then, he nld, thez danced. the Halliday Atkins hm.e. Mr. am Mrs. Walter canode Nothing more. 1 know me of Clinton GOkey and son, Tad, and daUghter, Apple Creek, vis- those aecretarie1. 91e II the or Albany visited Ava GOkey on lted his mother. Mrs. Clarence t,ype who It you give her an inch SAturday evenlrw. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DougCanode, local, arl!l her mother, she takes a root. ADd ftve stains, Mrs, Frank Nelson. Wilkesville. all the same color of lipstick? las spent Sundl.y afternoon with Arlin Radekin, son of Mr. and [ want to belleYe Jim, but Mr. and Mrs. Murl (Bud) DougMrs. G. A. Radekin, who re<:ent.. can I ever really trust him a. las. ly received his dlseharge after gain? Maybe he has just been a Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~ple a tour of duty with the u. s. Army good actor all thea years and ancl two chlldren of Middleport with the past year spent In Germ~ doesn't love me after an. Slould ancl Mr. and Mr1. M. A. Ewle any, was a supper guest of Mr. 1 call his boss and ask him to were dimer guests or Mr. and and Mrs. Walter SWett. fire the girl, or should 1 eall Mrs. Jerry Waldeck (Janice EpMr, and Mrs. Marlon McClure the girl and tell her to keep ple) and 5011 ol Glouster, Sunclly. and Mrs, Freda Davis of Dexter her emp4;y he8d off m,y husband's Mrs. Dam Welsh, Mrs. Elcla visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stans- shoolders, or what? _ SHOCK~ C&rsey and Mrs. Norman WUI, bury. ED WIFE \ oll pllllents II Veterans MemMembers ofthe Columbia Make Dear Wife: \ or1a1 Hospitll. are lmprovvillr: It Girls 4-H Club, their aclvisora You ahould count yourself luc. ~Jy. and guests enjoyed 1 theater par- ky that the 2 a.m. •1)addy, dear ··lrtfle4ilnt vls1torl of Ava GOkey t,y and dirmer at Crow' a steak Daddy,. scene didn't lend Jim to wer6 Mrs. Dale Wtlliams, Mr. House ill Pomeroy on Sunday eve- the neareJt hotel! aDcl Mrs. M. A. ~le, Clarence ning, Those attending were Mrs. For Pete' a sake, forget an ex- Eastman, Minnie McGrath ancl Gene Jeffers, Margie, Lester .Plainable night out, and hope your Mr. and Mra. WOlard Faudree and Marco, VIrginia Jordan, wonderful, loving, FAITHFUL and Sharon JewelL Kathy Cheadle, Mrs, Clay Jordan. husband forgives your hlstriooMrs. Josie Heitger is spendDale and Barbara, Sandy Bishop, leal H. b• scme time with her son, Cathy Rl.l)e, Mrs. Everett HoiP. s.. In other words, keep LOwell. Dull Turner went to comb, Pam and Marsha, Marilyn your ahlrt on _ HE did! Mr son, Albert' 1!1 1 after her. Perm and Ml"s. Lavern Jordan, Dear Helen: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell Ruth Anrl and Jane. 1 am the only male in a fam- have had new .storm doors and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duncan of lly ot four women, with t w 0 windows ios1alled. Thor Caney, who has been Medina and Mr. Will Combs of bathrooms. The spra,y-can sltuaCopley were guests of Mr. and don ia ptUna me down. WIU employed by a construction comMrs. Lewis Smith and Nancy, b you DlMH mention to manufac- pall)' near Clevelancl during the cal, and Mr. anct Mrs. Denver turers tbat they shwld print McBee strike, has been called Rawlings and son, Albaf13. In bla what tho 0111 lo back to MeBeeo. Mr. and Mrs. C.rrol Woodgerd to be usod for? 1 moon VERY Mrs. COrol)'n Nutter and WOand family ao:l Mrs. Zelia Perry blgl Ue Cdllne wen united at the of Colwnbus spent Saturday night It's bad enough to mistake home of rhebride'sgrandmother, ancl Sunday with Mr. and Mn. air pur1tler tor deodorant, but Mrs. IAtha COWen. The Rev. DonVictor Perry. Among those who when you pick up hair spray aid Brickle• offtclated. called at the Victor Perry hmne Instead, weU, all rve lPl to 111 Mr. aDd Mra. Mike Ei.Ple rieto help Mrs. Zelia .Perr,y eel&-- is 1 am _ AGAINST STIFF lted Mr. ani Mrs. Glen Hani.ngof brate her 70th birthday were Mr. ARM PITS near Albany Friday afternoon. and Mrs. Vernoo Perry am Dear Apinllt: Mrs. Henry Waggooor whowa1 grarl!ldaughter, Mona Jean, HH~ Manufacturers duly alerted. ill with a severe cold eoo1ulted llards, Mrs. Amy Lawther am Meanwhile, wh)'notawltchtoroiJ. her physician. Mr. ami Mrs. M. A. ~pie Kath)' am Elizabeth Jordan,1 1~ on?_ H, cal. Many gifts were given to wen Chrtstmaa ah®l'llf in MidMrs. Perry Including a large Dear Helen: port Thundl,y after w hie h Remember me? I am "Chang· tlu~y vlslted}rieMs at Veterans birthday cake Crom Mr. and Mn. Victor Perry, ed Wile" who laid u1 am 45 Memorial HOJPltal, Pomeroy. Mrs. Katie Wllson visUed Mr. Friends of this community ex.. going on 100.n Thank you, thank tend syJq)Bthy to the widow and you ror yaur answer1 You are and Mra. Guy Bolln, family of Taylor Moore, l•hodied so right: "I WAS eotng throuah Mrs. Mary Malon reports that Monday. Mr. Moore and his wife, the "moan-opause" _ "t h • t her brother, Joe Stlinley, wtll be Cora, qJerated 1 store at Point slwnp in a woman's lHe when moved to I COiumbul ho•ltal u Rock ror many years. hu c:hildren no longer depend soon as a bed is available. Here- Harrisonville Soeiety News 1-• Q-Whtlt kitul of rign told a person of ancient Rome that a store was bakeT'fl? A-Roman b a k era aold round loaves of bread in shops open to the street. The bater's 4 oign showed a mule turning a mlll to grind grain. Q-ln w h a t part of the body ia th< feell11{1 of pressure the least developed? A-ll Is most highly de- veloped on the ttp of the tongue. It Is poorest on the bacli: of the shoulders. cently uBierwent surgery at Parkersburg. Mr. alld!U,_ CllffordWhi~ ton are the plrents of a daughter born receotly at Holnr Hospital. The Whittlrwtons have three other ehlldren, two daughters and a BOll. Mrs. Euge.. Atkins went to Washlrwton. D. C., tor the hol'da.Y weekelll('fiie three enJoyed Thanksgiving dinner ..tth Mrs. Clara Corl and Mr. and Mrs. Chal>man. Mn. Mae PlekeU Is bnprovlnc slowly •t her home. Mr. aDd Mrs. R. D. GOkey of Pomeroy aDd Louise GUkO)' and three cltlldren of Albany were Sunday evening c:allen of Mrs. Ava GOkey. Mr. and Mrs. OlarI ey Jones 1pent Mondl,y aftermon with Avt GOkey. ""1. "·r--t Allen took·•JWLJ ~ -......,."' ot Mr. Clled stewart while Mn. -" ent Col TOOl Wwul W to umblll tL brifW her busbud 16/MelRI Gen. eral Hoapltal A number of peraonl l,ttendecl the shoWer at Rutland Slturday evvnlnc lor David. Karr aDd hJ.a bride. ~d1 Alkire aDd ..4 Ita)', · · were In ColliDIIMdl Mondi.J to see IJBclalllt. ~' :· Bucks, UCLA Win, Meet Friday At OSU ...,., By United Press Jntematlonal COLUMBUS (UP0 - Ohio due, 94-82 last weekend. State meets UCLA on the Bucklm,posing Lew Aleibtor eye court Frida.y rilght as the 1eored 18 points for the Bruins, star attndion ln Ule ftret tUu IS the West Coast team racked week of acdon of OhJo college a., its 17th strail!1t wln. basketball Steve Hc:wrell ptanped in 20 OSU wOllM lV third in the point& as the Buckeyes eame NCAA playotrs last season, from behllld to heat the 8oJ>. whJcll UCLA won. Both teams cats. won their drat games this seaA total ot: 17 games .involving son, OSU OO!mlng Ohio Unlver· Ohio colles!s were played Satally 85-77 and UCLA over Pur- urdiJ' with NIT chaD¥Jion Day- W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore . • . . 18 6 •750 Bolltool ....... 15 6 .714 1\> PhUadeiphla . • 12 6 •667 3 Clnefllllatl ...• 13 7 .650 3 Detroit, •••.• 10 12 .155 7 Now York .••.• 10 14 .417 8 Milwaukee ..• . 6 16 .273 11 West W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles ..• 16 7 .696 San Francisco 11 12 .478 5 Atlanta ....• II 12 .478 5 San Df011> . . . II 12 .478 5 Cblca&<> . • • . 10 16 .385 7\> seattle • . . .. 10 11 .370 8 Phoenix • • • • 5 IS .250 9\> . ~·a Results Raitlmorc 110 Chicago 100 San Die&<> 116 San Fr111clsco 105 Los Angeles ll9 Milwaukee 112 Monciq•s Games Seattle II Phoenix (Only game scheduled) SVAC Cage Standings (JNAC Qnly) Team WLPOP Kyger Creek • . . I 0 71 43 Eaotem . • .. . • 1 o 77 55 Soothom . . . . . oo o o North GoUla . • . 0 0 o 0 Hannan Trace . • 0 1 43 71 Southweotern . • . 0 I 55 17 Totals . . • . • • • 2 2 246 246 SVAC All Games Team W L POP K.Yaer Creek •.• 2 o 140 105 Ealllorn . . • . . . I 0 77 55 Nortb GaU1a • . • o o o 0 Soothom ••.... 0 I 43 71 Hannan Trace .•. 0 1 43 71 Southwestern • • • ll 2 125 155 RESULTS TO DATE Kyger Creek 69 Oak HiU 62 K.ner Creek 71 Hannan Trace 43 Eallltern 17 Southwestern 55 And the Colts are poised to beat the Packers. They boosted their record to 11-1 by routing AtlantA 44~ SUnday and are determined to match the 13·1 mark posted by Green Bay back in 1962. In the Eastern Conference, It looks like a Dallas-Cleveland clash on Dec. 21 for the crown. Clev~and whipped New York 45~10 to clinch the Capitol Division crown ror idle Dallas. Cleveland can clinch the Century Division title by beating Washington this &mday . Bears Beat Saints 1n the other two games, Chicago edged New Orleans 2317 and St. Louis topped Pittsburgh 20-10 as both clubs kept their sllrn title hopes alive. Chicago is aetually tied with Minnesota for the Central Alexander 54 Soutl1ern 43 Starr-Washington 78 Southwest- Division lead and If the Bears em70 THIS WEEK'S GAMES Tuesday - Southern at North GoUla Friday - Eastern at Southern; North Gallla at Haman Trace; and Southwestern at Kyger Creek Saturda,y - Eastern at Halinan Traee; Kyger Creek at Fairland By United Press International are ready and waiting to shove tbem over the edge, 1be Packers, 'ftbose relga as three-tll\le defending Nollonai Football League champions may now be over. took a 20-7 lead Into the final period but then fell apart as San Francisco exploded for 20 points and a 2720 triumph. Things like that just didn't used to happen to. the Packers. · Now Green Bay mu!Jt beat Baltimore thla Saturda,y in a natlonally televised game or faee virtual elimination from contention in the Central DiviaiOJL ll' tl\8 Packers lose, Minnesota can 1i»eat them out by winning one 01 Its final two games- and one f1 those games is against hapless Philadelphia. AFL STANDINGS [fJ~ill Ohio Cage Results SCORES By United Press International Saturday I' ping. Tuppers Plains Society News Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber of Tq>pers Plains entertained Thanksgiving Day wilh a turkey supper. Guests induded Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. Lolw Bolotom; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauber and family, Long Bottom; Mr. aM Mrs. Howard Larkins and family, Portlani;DorlsaDdRicky Koenig and P, A. Weber. Ttllpers Plains; SFC. ~Old Larkins, who is home on leave from Germany enroute to Vietnamt Keith •nd Vida, Mr. •nd Mrs. Charles Weber ancl son, Jimmy, vlslted during the evening. Pictures were taken and games enjoyed. The Junior Mothers Club met November 26 at Eastern High School with nine ,mothers present. A jitney s'4)per was plamed for Friday night, Dec. 13th, prl· or to the Federal Hocking--East. ern buketball game. ServiDK 11 from 5 to 7. The menu wlll include steak, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beanl. chicken ani noodles, hot rolla, slaw, baked beans, jello sllad, pie and Kool·Aid. Ali Junlcr mothers are &sked to help with the sUPper. The next meetJna will be held Jan. 21 at Eastern. "\ . THE DAILY S~NTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF . M,EIGS.M.UON AREA RICHARD 5. OWEN, PUBLISHER Ct.1ter T an~M>hlll, E41tor Published dally a111.co·,. Sotvrday II TIM Ohle- Valley Publ1 1 ht,. Co~t~pa~tt 110 Mechanic St., PCNMroy, Ohh p ..... .,; • aco,. c ••• POitoto pold ot P.... roy, Phlo. Noti~N~C~I odwllftl•l"l ,.~ .. ntetl .Bottineiii.Ooll..t..t, Inc., 12 Eo~ ...., St., Now York City, ~ Yorl East W, x - New York . , 9 Houston . . . . . 5 Ashtabula st. John 48 Fairmont llardfng 35 Cin. Withrow 76 Madeira 40 Mapleton 58 New London 44 Cin. Moeller 84 Wilmington 64 Avoo 67 North Ridgeville 48 IlT United Preas !Jternatlonai Indian Hill 55 Flmeytown 47 Crestwood 56 Chagrin Fallo 51 East &veamore 58 Princeton 50 Norton 62fiey 58 (ot) W. L. Pet. GB Hamlltm Taft 63 Oxford Tala. Barberton Springfield 1'wp. Mhmesota . • . 12 4 •750 wanda 43 41 )I'" • • • . . . . 7 8 .467 4'h Lemon-Monroe 61 Cin. Walnut Sanlll ok;y St. Marys 64 HUr<ln Kentucky •••• s 10 .444 5 Hills 46 63 (ot) New York .... 7 10 .412 5I> Loveland 65 Cln. Woodward 49 Manllleld Senior 85 Bucyrus 57 .•••.• 513.2788 Giea Elite 67 AmeUa 36 Margaretta 60 Lakeside 54 · Weet llamlltm Badin 69 llarrliOII 46 Lorain St. Mary 78 Sandusky W. L. Pet. GB Colo. Sooth 56 Cols. West 54 Central 47 "OIIkland •..•• 16 2 .889 (ot) Rlclgewood 66 West Holmes 58 New Orleans . . 8 8 .500 7 Coli. Central 66 Bishop Reaey Field 60 Akrm Hower 57 Loo Angeles ••. 8 9 .471 7\> 59 Lima Bath 89 Defiance 63 Denver .•••••. 8 9 .470 7\> Cola. Eastmoor 76 Upper Ar- Elida 12 Van Wert 61 Dallao ........ 6 7 .462 7\> lington 64 Columbus Grove 77 Delphos Jef- - ....... 4 9 .308 9\> Toledo Ubbey 100 Cols. North· ferson 53 8mda.Y'a Results IIDII 50 Miller City 90 I!Oigate 82 Mhmesota 130 Los Angeles 124 Lancaster 58 Cola. Walnut Ridge HoUatoa 108 Denver 106 54 (Qniy games scheduled) Worthington 64 Colo. Whetstono Mmda,y's Games 51 Dollao II Oaklllld Cols. Wehrle 76 Cola. Academy rndlona II Miami 65 (IJD!JCgames scheduled) Olentangy 72 M!1r11n 43 Newark Catholic 78 MUierlijiC)l'! 53 GriiiiVIIIe 102 Pickerington 58 Zane Trac:e 62 Cbllllcothe Flaget 56 West Jefferson 70 Triad SO Mecbanicaburg 62 Fllirbonkl 52 London 70 Urbana 48 By United Press rntel'Mtl.,... North Union 74 Maryll\'llle 82 Eastern Conference BallbrOok 76 Greenview 60 Century Dfvlsfon Celina 76 Parkwa,y 52 W. L. T. Pet. ArcaDUII 85 Coldwater 73 Clavolond •• .".9 3 0 • 750 PlC~~B 62 St. Marys 60 St. Louio • • ••• 7 4 I • 636 Clinton Massie 52 HiUoboro 43 New Orleans ••• 3 8 1 .273 Twla Vaile.Y !05 Seven Mile 81 PitiJburgh • • • • 2 9 I .182 Cln. I'Urcall 88 Cln. Courter Qlpitol Division Tech 53 W. L. T. Pet. Eut ·CIIntm 63 B1111cbester 42 x - Dollao ••• 10 2 o .833 Younglllown Challt\Y 50 Erle(Pa.) New York . • • • 7 5 0 .583 Toeb 46 Was~ •••• I 8 0 .338 Warren ll&rdiDJI 62 Y<IUIIPIDWn Phllldalpbla •••• I II 0 .085 So!rlh 43 Western conference Aulllllltuwa Flleb 69 Ntleo 39 Central Dlvlsi.., . Maplewood 72 JackJon.Mflton t9 W. L. T. Pet. Minerai Ridge 96 Bloomlleld 12 MlnDe- •.••• 6 8 0 .500 Carroii1XIII 58 Columblaaa 56 Cblcaao ••••••• 6 s o .500 Poland 40 West Branch 35 Grooo 110¥ •••.•• 5 8 I .155 SprfDgfleld LDcal 97 Bristol 52 Detroit ••••••• 3 1 2 .300 Nortl:l Uma 6t Warren Reserve coaltal Division 54 W. L. T. Pet. ChamPUI 80 WarriOI Kemed7 Boltlmoro • • • U I o .917 51 Loa AJweles •• 10 I I .909 WoOavllle 75 -..or Local 58 San Francloco •• 6 5 I .545 . Farmington 58 LordJI<nm 54 . . . . . • 2 10 0 .167 McDonald 53~ 49 x - Cllochod dfrllfon title N-.ry 94 Ledpmonl68 ·SUDclly's Results CleYOiand 45 New York 10 sunday's Game1 Boltlmoro t4 Atianla 0 PitiJburgh II Dollas Cblcaao ;zs New Orlean• 17 cle,.,lalld at Wuhlngton Loa Anploo 31 Mlnnoooto 3 New Orl10111 at Pblledelplila St. L6ulo 20 Pfttobur&IIIO San Francloco 27 Green Ba,y 20 St. Louin at New lfork Delroltll Allaota Qniy ..,._ ochedulad Cldcqv II Loa Aneate• 1 S.turdi.Y S Game ' Baltimore II Groeo Ill¥ Onb·- oehaduled ton and NAJA champs Central State note~ wins.. Dayton was led by co-captl.lns Dan Obrovac •nd Don s.dlier as the Fl,yen breezed to an 89 to 59 decision oYer Baldwi~Wallace. Obrovac tallied 20 points whi1e Sadlier added 17 points. \ The Flyers wUI host ~annon Wednesday and Bowling' Green saturday. Marauders of Central State were paced by Robert Moore's 20 points 11 they manhandled Wooster S7-31 In season openers ror both tMml!l, Central State played without NAJA all-tourney forward Chris Buchanan who Injured his leg twtl ·"eeks ago. Three league games were 011 tap in the Ohio Conferenc.!! wi:tfl Ohio · Wesleyan. otterbein and The Kenyon POI!ItlfW willda. Dave Eyrich and Alan Rotser &eored 17 pohU each as the Battllng Bishopa downed Mt. Union 66-64 in the clollng minutes. Lorenzo Hurt paeed the Qt.. terbein Cardirals with 32 as they delated Oberlin 85-67. Oberlin's top men were AI Welli.ngton ancl Walter Eades wttl! 13 points each. Little All-American John Rlnka scored 35 poi.rts a• KeiQ'on College scored a 98-110 win over Capital Univerait;y. Twenty-one finil!lh that way. they'll take the or Rinka'l!l points were in the Utle since they beat Mimesota aecond half. Bob Arnold led twlee during the regular seaBOn. Copital with 19. But the Bears have a rugged In other games involving sche<kile with Los Angeles and Ohio Conference schools, MarGreen Bay 1n tbeir final two ietta College played a seesaw games. game with Carnegie-Mellon The ailing Packen seemed ln University of Pittsburgh before good shape &<>lng Into the fourth coming out on top 78-55, and period against S&l'l Francisco Wlttenberg notched its first win with a 13..point lead. But a pass of the season with a 96--55 lrin interception and a short punt 011er Roberts Wesleyan of New set up touchdown passes of .i.9 York. and 41 yards from John Brodie Ohio Conference action this to Bill Tucker. That put tbe week opens with Denison .t Forty-N1ners ahead 21...20 and Muskingum Tuesday night. A Tommy Davis kicked two field day later Wltteri»erg is at Clpgoals to clinch it. ital and Heidelberg at Wooster. rom Matte scored two Five OC cort.ests are slated touchdowns and John Mackeg Saturday night. They are Woosmade a spectacular 41-yard TD ter at Wittenberg, Otterbein at run with a swing pass as the Denison, Keeyoo at BalclwinColts routed Atlanta. Earl Wallace, Heidelberg at Oberlin Morrall had two touchdown and Mt. Union at Marietta. passes, one of them on the play In the first of the Mki-Oilio to Mackey, before being lifted Conference season galnes, Main the final period for a uaub,. lone is at WUmirvton Saturday. named Johnny Unitaa. Unitas, who received a huge roar rrom the crowd, played the whole fourth period as Baltimore added 10 more points . He said lle feels Hwell erMlUidl to play," Rams stay Clbse 11le Rams remained on the IUPON REQUEST) Colts' heels as Wendell Tucker, Our Ua<~•l GotN1 Cl..nlnt a third string flanker playing because of injuries to Bernie Casey and Pat studstill, caught only three passes rrom Roman 992·5421 Gabriel- but all were for TDs Packers All But Eliminated, 27-20 East Mrs. Francis Morris spent a week In Columbuswithherdlughter, Mrs. Audrey Schroeder. who recently \llllerwent suraer1 at Grant Hospitlll. Mr. snd Mrs. Philip Roberts of Gollipolis spent Sarurday with bls mother, Mrs. Frances Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Albert HUI were recent guests of Mr. aM Mrs. Waid Foster and family in Columbus, Mrs. Charley Mallory and son, Bob1 aOO Mrs. Don McTurner spent Tuesday in COlumbus, shop- _.J December 2, 1968 UP! S\IOrb Wrller The Green Bay Packers moved to lhe brink ~ oblivion ~ and the Baltl.more Colts Tassian. ftU'·d"'"''J...m.• 1--,. toflll. oi hone 992-2157J. o., MordaJ, By VITO SfELLINO home after being a patlfllt at Shelteri~W Arms Hospltlll In Athens for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Rush PhUson and son, Erick, SOuthern Pines. S. c., were recent weekenl vts.ttors of his parents. Mr. am Mrs. Ben Philson and Mrs. Mira Lewis. Mrs. Don Nease spent a recent weekend in Cohunbua ,_wlth Mr. and Mrs, David Nease. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham were Mr. and.Mra. Allen Graham of Columbus.. Mrs. Lavinia Simpson is visiting in Columbus at the heme of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Knight step. Russell Lee ofClncinnaUspent a weekend with his mother, Mrs.. LilHan Lee, who accomparded him home and will spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Gforp QUICK QUIZ 1 "hciUie me. but I'm •hot!" Raeine ·Soeial Events By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS The Happy Hustlers Sunclay School class of the Methodist Church enjoyed a covered dish dlrmer In the social rooms of the church Frtda,y evening, Nov. 22, II 6 p. m. Following the dimer. Mrs. Albert HUt, vice president, presided at a business session when plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner on Dec. 4 with the Men's Bible Class a• guests. Mrs. Dorothy Badgley presented a Thanksgiving program when the Booster Sunday School class of tile Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Gretta Simpson on Nov. 21. After the close of the program, games. in charge ot Mrs. Helen Simpson, were enjoyed by the group. Mrs. Simpson, hQste11, was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Lillian ~' in serving refreshments. An organ aOO piano prel\lle by Isabel SJmpoon aDd Lillian Hayman preceded the dedication service ,ofthe White Croaa work of the missionary soclet;y, by Mrs. Naomi stobart. chairman, Sunday evening at the First BapUst Cllurch, followed by a solo by Mrs. Tom Wolfe accompanied on the piano by her daughter, Mickey. Rev. Earl Shuler was the guest speaker using the topic '"Thanksgiving."' A candlelight service, portraying The Lord's Pn.yer was in charge of Helen Simpson closed the service. Wallace Weaver is a surgical patient at Holzer Medical Certer. Oti s McClintock has returned Datlv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, All-Stan@ •• Prellident wooid be ·-&~~· bad every teiDJIIIII!al ll> foll out er" toward the eommwtlsU than wllh one onotller. Tho f/TI¥ In a Nixon merely 1eeklngtho Pre•· .JohoaOD' I hair WU aprelldiD& lft, literal fact. Nixon'' atdtude ldency. There wa1 crt the other aide, wn tbe 1trained Jnteotnell of from w1Udn the President's own a man IWd.lll at a cllee table bouHhold, a no -less trlimtnent with a mortsaao on oveeytblnl danger that Vlce-Preoldent IIU· he OIIIIOd lylns thoro mtlle . . bert Humphrey, fliJhtln£ for bJa cloth. That they did not loll out Ja life ID a polltleal campolan, would beneficial toJohniJOII, reallY, only onoourage Norlh Vlelnam to ob· In tho bl-lcal seaM. but to ltruct matters in the hope that a Nixon in the most urpot a n d Humphrey u Prealdent would be here..ancl~ sense. Had event& the softer, both at Paris and 1n to,reed him to a11ume the Presithe fiiJI>IIng field. In blo lJJQOixed e1forto to pta. debey with negodationahopeleascate the Democratic Far L e f t ly fouled up, he wooid flrlt haYO under Sen. Eugene McCorll\Y, In- contronted the bitter neceuity deed, Humphrey did In fact make for giving the signal for f!r excessively eoneutatory g e s~ more military uescaJatlonn than\ tures toward Hanoi. There wu, we have koolm. Perhaps e v e n tor Ulustratim. his open~ worse, the SOUtll Vietnamese would have -diplomatically m promloe to end the bombing his back for good and ail. ••period" - without concessions Cooperlllng with Johnson, theY from the other fellow either exhave together managed to mute pressocl or Implied. 'l'trls whole business, in a word, South VIetnamese extremism was tor weeks in a state fA the without abandoning le&ltlmale mut parlous delicacy, and the South VietnameH Interests. Any two men who were the mb' mes other outcome would ban left Nixon a prisoner to excessive carr)'ing ultlmale reopoaslbtllty South VIetnamese clellumda. ( 1'ht loll-- Buffalo .• , .. _ l 11 Wesl I .083 W. L, T. Oakland . . . . 10 2 0 Kansas City .. 10 2 0 San Diego .• , . 9 3 0 Pet. .833 .833 ~American eup of c:offee • • da7· Givee JOU a real "break." Confer~ enee acbool1 opened their ..,.. sons wttll Toledo getting a win and Bowl111C Green tak1ne a loss. The Rockets opened 1.11 a eloae same aDd went on to defeat Akron state Untvenity 61441 while Northern IDinots UniversiQ' beat Bowllllr: Green Slate 7&-69. Elsewhere around the ate, the Univer•ltJI of Clneinrati manhandled South Dakota 8462; Cle1elanl State University squeezed by Detroit College 6/1. 66 on a toul shot in the last four seconds by Jerry Pavl.as; Kentucky outac:ored xavier 11577i Urbara withstood a late Rio Grarde rally to win 1ro.101; Defiance College outlasted Olivet of Michigan 81-77. e l'boDe CITY LOAN Black & Decker GIFTS THAT PLEASE! 9 BkrcU D«ier DeWALT 10" POWER SHOP Up-"onl•l•¥ollon control glv•• precl•• d•ptt, Strong •'••I oo:l~~;·-...::··~l"udm•nls. mount.d dlriKl!y to lr~;~m• ond molllv• hvb lor Qr•ol .. t rigidly. to·· Btod• Robinson's deaaers tub l~o~ll J"d·~· S199 Sow. 1hop1. dt~do. '"rl,xo.-1 grind, buff. polt1h, drill , rout•. 1ond. ""''' bruth, Kroll cu t. ,750 Denver . . . . . . 5 7 0 .417 Cincinnati • , .. 3 10 0 .231 x • Clinched division title Sui'Kiay's Results New York 35 Miami 17 Boston 33 Cincinnati 14 San Diego 47 Denver 23 Only games scheduled SWlday's Game s Denver at Oakland Kansas City st San Diego Cincilmati at New York Bufi'alo at Houston Boston at Miami lolnl, Stopa tool In IKonch. •11• or turn. DEWALT 00f5 EVE~YTHING IN WOOOWO~KING THAT•s WHAT SONNY SPECIALIZES IN. BASKET DINNERS, SOFT DRINKS, SNACKS, FROZEN M'DESSERTS FOR HOLIDAY PARTIES! STOP YOUR SLEIGH AT 11201 McCLURES DAIRY ISLE 4th & Locust · Miclc:lleport Santa Dietl LEG DeWALT SAWS •w 10" 1/4" unmv WITH ACCESSORIES Ellmii'ICII•t the bother of contlructlnog your own power thop !111 ttond . St•el C/H 1/2" COMPACT DRill 3/8" DRILL KIT lar~ capcKity drll! and mo.! ....,nted otc .. •ort•• In cuttam ploslk. co••· G•o•l"'l and chudr.lor b~Goer. tougher join. Small. but mighty . Ugh,....lght. Shd• handle giY•I b.tt.r contra. long Ill• beori"SII· 2618 ee 1/4" VARIABLE SPEED DRILL KIT Multf.purp;aw plolflc hakh 27 ••~Ill• pltc•&lnc:ludtd a~r.-,t"'l tot• (ompl.t. wtlt! durobl• piottk COH to protettlo611. Make• ..:roll, ltnllghl ond '"'"' '"" ,, wood. m1tol, plostla. II plec•t. In kit. JIG SAW WITH TAilE DELUXE JIG SAW Tubl. gh• .. ltobtllty for a«uro,.. cvh, 2 ~ high lor woad, . _ ... metol olld plotlkl. MoQa rip. ..,......... lncr•t• ICIW't ,.,,. 111t1hty. 6 blodn or.d pouth Included. ocheduled 2418 pock<elcutt. '"~"'·"" 27n FINISHING SANDER KIT 7-1{4" C:IRCULAI SAW Whepa man has to spend a lot of time in his workshop, one sure way to make him happy is to give him an ext~nsion phone for Christmas. To order one (for him or your wile or your favorite aunt ol anyone else on your Christmas list) jUst call your telephone business office. We'll send you a miniature phone, gift· boxed, to put under the tree (we'll Install the real thing right after the holidays). O.K., little guys ... back to the sugarplums . S11bealptlon , 0.. 11 "''"IHW4 • eartlor whwo IJYollobt. .u corlta ,. w..lq one year In od¥enca et tl Dollt S.nflfll81 Offlc. U3AO 5 ;on'-'· llt.70• .n .... ;..ontha, is.1 , ' Mot..- Route wher. c•rlor at ¥leo not '"''1!11••1•1 Olio..._ ..... Sl 5 .~5• 2"" llr'o.OM Y~t• $10.00. She_,;.,. • • 5· " montha $3 00 Suit 1 tl~ttt • prlco h•ciYIII .. I S'-~· r'o" ,. ~,.t. . unaav - - =14"'···U lmfro•edmultl-pu,_. ful'ftflll .. plnMc w ... C.'-int . 'folltl 22,..... GeneralThlephone . . ,... o.,.n.""' St.ft of '; • t7 ... h1141"1 Slaco "IS . 1999 "For my workshop? Gee, little guys ..• I d-d-don't know what to say." at San Francloco ORb pmo1 Miami • • • . . . 4 Boston . . . , .. 4 L, T, Pet. 3 0 ,750 7 0 . 417 7 1 .364 8 0 .333 nlpte. Two 200 com lea thllll • Roehe.ter Tech tourney alii Dollance at tho Alma (Mich.) tourney Fridal' and Saturda)" 2-Hour DRY WANING SERVICE 8 ta aehed-uled aeatn this week for Ohio eager1. Cite plQa •t tbe TOUI'DIIIle• Pt.¥ • . • • 1 • ' �THE WASHINGTON WHITE PAPER 3 - Major Victory for 'LBJ Diplomacy When Every Day Comes Up Like Thunder Modern ure may alreatly seem like one ~ig racket. _audible variety , to many . but I( the warnmg of a group of eminent sci- entists is anywhere close to the mark we haven't heard anything yet. In a study initiated by the Interior Department . thE' scientists have been looking anto probable effects on the earthbound population of the supersonic transport planes scheduled to go into service within the coming decade. They have come up with a foreeast likely to find a warm re· cevlion only among earplug manufactt:iers. They estimate that the SSTs will buffet up to 40 mlllion Americans in the immediate viclnity of commerci"J air corridors with sonic booms- the continuous thunderclaps, p r o d u c e d by shock waves from plane\; flying at faster than the speed of sound-as often as 50 times each day . The effect would be similar to standing 30 feet from a large truck traveling at 60 m .p.h. An additional 35 to 65 million people at a somewhat greater distance could expect to have their eardrums rattled regularly by booms of somewhat lower but still annoying intensity. And if there are any thoughts about escaping the booms by leaving the clangorous cities for the wide-open spaces forget it. It is over the open stretches ' that the planes will rev up to supersonic speeds. Near large cities, particularly along both coasts, slower speeds for lakljUf!s and landings will preclude booms. The Interior Department'• scientists recommend ban n i n g supersonic flights over populated areu pending further tests of the effect of the sound effects on the human animal, which doesn't sit very well with proponents of the superfast planes. They argue that the boom1 are not iD· tolerable and that. in any event, the SST is tile wave of the future and can't be held back. All ol which could Indicate that the day may soon be herP "ben tbe search for a little peace ar:d quiet will mean retreating to the room wbere the kids have the record player goin£. BY WI!.WM S. WlmE WASHING1'0N - Optfmisrn's temptation la to· overstate t b e slgnifleuce ot the arraftl'8lentl at Jail made for genuine peace talkl an VIetnam, butpeaatmlam, too, should be restrained. Sluth VIetnam's agreentR to end iu boycott ~ tho Paris dls- eussioos and the CODcurrent ....W- Smog . . . in Perpetuity Just when it seems that about everything that can be said on the subject has been said, along comes a scientist with the suggestion that smog may play more than a nuisance role in the great scheme of things after an. Dr. F . W . Went or the Unlvenity of Nevada's Desert Research Institute thinks the hydrocarbons being spewed forth by exhaust pipes and smokestacks to the detriment of the visibility and breath· ability of our contemporary air space may eventually contribute to the formation of new deposits carbon fuels. Very briefty, his theory, presented at a recent session of the National Academy of Sciences, is that sunlight acting on hydrocarbons in the dtmosphere breaks them down and causes them to settle to earth. Compressed with other organic materials over eons of time, the result may be bard coal and oil. Jo~uel burned to produce smog which returns to earth to become more fuel to pcoduce more smog may be a neat natural cycle to science, but lt sounds more like a vicious circle to us. or Carpenter News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. HUbert Cm in Albany and helped Jlilbert celebrate Ill s birthday. Rev. and Mrs. E. Sertaln of Cleveland were overnight visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers on SAturday night and Rev. Sertain held services at the Carpenter Baptist Church, SUnday. Mrs. Eh.a McComas is conrined to Shelteri~ Arms Hospital for treatment. Mrs. PhyDis Nelson Jotmnet. Niles, Ohio, and Mrs. Earl Nelson of Albany visited Mrs. Faye Jor~ dan on Saturday evening. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Jackie, Danny, Betty and Jerrie, and. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and sons. The Fall festival and Bazaar at the Carpenter Baptist Church on saturday evening was well at- lngDoiS ~ tho Colnmlmllt Viet· cona to slgnlfleant fact ot all. 11d& Ia the rNI name fl the pme here; accept. hoWeVer (1181'\liously, SOOib VIetnam'• pre•- "'"' thll pOint llbould be """' In ence, Ia two thJ.nls. I ta maJor mlnol In oU tho dlujlpoiJltmenl victory for the patient - aDd aDd setbeckllylnsThat Prell- John~a~ hu rloi<Y - diplomacy ~ the United been ...eb bu<ked ..., by tl oU States WKler the retlrlnl JobnIJOOB wltboot oaying. What II not 1011 leadersh!Jl and a pricelesa great boon to the fDeomlng Pres~ 10 imm-Jy - · Is tbat ident.eled, Ricbard Nixon: It ia this aolutlon Ja a IIOd- to not, of course, the ~ ol Rfcllard Nfxul. For it all eoold so eastly ba.ve the end~ It Is. however, a ~te satlslactory end of the <lleela.· been .. lrilJblfUlly dflrerent, - slderlng tho in.bullt dflrlculUes. nlng. Not only Is oometldni In lhe Mr. Jolwusm.•s decision to halt way of a substantive negotiation the bombing of Norlh Vietuam no~ in sight. Even more tmpor~ during the Prealdent1al e a m~ tant. ft is in olghl without sny J&ign, with jtdt suc:h a rellllt softening of the bedrock policy 11 hu now iJI.lr6d ln, his mind. of botb Johnson and Nlxoo not sbook u; the Nixon pecp.e u a to buy a "peace" ln Vietnam at political psturo eventhoUBIINlx· the expense of our South V let~ on bl0110lf mllllllPd pllerally to namese friends or in any ~ keep his cool. The most eruclal to legitimize what is still a porUs to tho wOOie enterprise bandit ouUit called the Vfet· abounded. There was on the one aide cong. But that such. a concluslm the danger that the Sooth Viettlas oomc about at all, in t he namese would be encouraged by time of transitlan of national po- the Nixon forces to drag their feet until otter the lniiiJIUI'atlm, lltical power trom one party to on the uiUIIJPl:lon that a Nixon another, is, in the end, the most tended. Marilyn Monroe played in ..Bus they're selling better than BeaBY JACK o•BRIAN NEW YORK - The Horace stop" wUJ go to Kathleen Nolan tles records .... Finest Yule alHeldts are disbanding .•.• Ditto in the Bdwy. mualcal version, bum of the season: Perry Como's Christmas Albwn ror RCA: we the stewart Grangers ... • Car- Sardi scuttle says. watched Perry record it in AugOnly cop in the nation not acroll Baker may be an Italian ust and it's a lovely, lilting, re11eountless in '69 .... Christine of cused of brutalit,y by activist the McGuire Sisters is opening malcontents is Melvin Floyd, who erent-to-happy Ume. Ethel Merman arri11ed at the a string or London-type pubs; rirst became a PhiUy cop after he wal!l very New York Goldies' New an ordained minister ..•. The late aboard the Queen Elizabeth when York In her latest furs - black JFK'a secretary Evelyn Lincoln it docks for good at Ft. LauderdJamond mink coat and aviatordale .... Fine French director is doing the radio-TV guest shots Claude Lelouch ("Man and a ..•. OWner Jimmy Aufiero of Moo- style matched fur helmet a n d Woman,,. best romantic movie signore and Lord Jim's just wed owner Goldie from the p i a n o ln years) and gorgeous Paris a beauty, top model Uz Tarin greeted The Merm, "Welcome model Christine Cochet wed in a •, •. Top GO Pster s say the UeuL - Nanook of the South!" ., Gov. will become Gov. Malcolm ~ week or so. Wil11011 in Fe~. Tho Jtmm,y Stewarts. dlning in Joanne Worley at the Person• ''21," told us tbey new into town FACTS aUt¥ TV taping said the only men ·because of illness in Gloria's she meets .. are married or want ramtly ..•• U.S.C. 'a great grid ltar 0, J. Slmpaon ls belng ur- to do my hair'' .... Plans for their ged to appeal through the ACLU l!lon Peter's marriage have to protect him rrom being draft- brought Glenn Ford and Eleanor ed by the Floundering Phllly Ea- Powell fondly together again .••. gles; of course the low. - level Ali So-si-do: Emperor H1rohito's Eaglea will grab him for their brottler teachel!l square dancing in Tokyo. first choice. The 6th Ave. Delly' s huge Robert Morley's 26-year~d "Hero Sandwich" is named for 1011 Sheridan finished his biogIsrael's Gen. Mol!lhe Dayan; its raphy ol Noel Coward, due to ap.. pear on Noel's 70th birthdaynext "Jewil!lh Hero Jr." ls named for year .... Harmonica pll.fer Lar- Moshe's actor eon Assaf, now People with a penchant ry Adler's ex-wife will become being cailed .. The Jewish Jlm- for reading w o r d s and pbrases backward !eel par· Mrs. Arnold Maremont; he'a a my Dean" .... Ronald Reagan's ticularly triumphant when due-in an.Y edition to schmooze financier .•.• MuJtl-milHonaire they discover a palindrome politically with Dick Nixon .... retired adman Milton Blow - a word or phrase which (whose wife died some time ago) The Stage Deily (just gone pub. says the same thing read rewed .••• Milton is one of the lie making partners Max and Hyelther forward or backpeople we lmow who had serious mle Asnas rich) wiU add 5,000 ward , The World Almanac notes. Some notable palinParldnJOn's Disease arrested by square feet of outdoor din.ing tbe new miracle - treatment at next spring, when the big next- dromes are: "radar," "Hannah," "Madam, I'm door offlce building on the 53rd Presbyterian Hospital here. Adam" and "Was it a cat I The L. A. production of .. Hair" & 7th Ave. corner opens. Vera - Ellen's marital bul!lltup saw?" Is expected to run smack against the scis.ors of Mayor Sam Yor- with husband Victor Rothschild Q';.it's the new grubby, dirty,not has her friends worried ... Tomlhocking, onJ.y nude, pornomusi- my Dorsey'swldowJanewillhave Tommy'l!l life story ready in Jan . eal tittllaUng BdwY. voyeurs .... Whoee girls only can be separat- .... Bloomingdale's store opened rrom its boys during the ex- ed a department with nothing but Jlieit nekkid scenes .... The role natural non-Precious rocks and €: WORLD ALMANAC Reedsville News, Notes BERRY'S WORlD .·...... § (r.J ~•1 1"' _, NEA, IK. WIJIII't e'e" lor euting meat on fritloys-'-how do you THINK I feel obout the !';tl?" Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley am Pearl Polis of Parkersburg, visited with relativel!l at Mowldosville and Wellsburg, W. VL, and Tronto ard Wellsville, Ohio. The CBC club made plans to eat out Dec. 28 at the Three Sons Restaurant, Vienna, W. VL,wllen they met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman Reed for Ule No-Yember meetina. Attendin@: were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and family, Mr. antlMn. Denver Weber and family, Mr. and Mrs. ' Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Donald Myers, Mrs. W a I t e r Brown and Da vicl Weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Brown and f'amlly were Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Thomas of Cleveland, Rev. and Mrs. cuaon1 Th<D~as and Mrs. H. W. Lowe of Jackson and Miss Na<Dll Pickens ot Athens, BarbAra Henderson spent a weekend with her grarq,&rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herl!lerson, Portland. Tammy Rutll visited recently with Mr. 100 Mrs. Ropr Bahr at Cheater, Gerald Shumway Is a paUert at Meig& General Hospital, Pom- erw. - Mrs. Lyle Balderson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Canode liE KEPT HIS SHIRT ON, on her, grandchildren haven't of Lucasville, Charles Leslie SO FORGET rr yet arrived, she bec:omes much Canode, Jr. of Marysville and lJear Helen: more aware of her hul!lband Miss Patty Whitehouse of DelaI am (or was!) hlliiPilY mar~ and what she sees Is mostly ware were guests of Mr. and Mrs. rled to a wonderful man Ithought bad." R. S. Turner and Mrs. Clarence I could trust. In 13 years. be The guy I married didll.Jt get Canode. has never lied to me about any. the best deal either, but lt took Sunday dinner guests of Mr. thing that really mattered. me a long time to realize it. rm and Mrs. Carl Crabtree and sons And then came that ltag par- following your ad\>lce, Helen, and were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- ty, and my llfe is shattered! being honest with myself. I think tree and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jim, my husband, got a pro- I'm on the way to being a better Hawk and Ruth, HebbardS11ille. motion. He and several other wile and a better person, and a The wedding anni11ersary or Mr. men who abo received raiaea, much happier one too. - NOW and Mrs. Hawk, parents of Mrs. plamed a stag party tD cele- 45 GOING ON 46. Carl Crabtree, was celebrated. brate: Just golf, a few drinks, Dear 45: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bowen and dinner, he said. I hardly ever print the •-Thank of Athens called on her parents, He gave me m,y usual (fOOd~ You' a" because they sound like Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rll)e. bye kiss at 4 p.m. and I a1sum- bragging, but your il special. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury ed he'd be back by 9:00. Helen, rm so glacl that, between us, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stans· my wonderful, faithful, loving we managed to make yoo feel bury and daughter were Sunday husband came home at 2 a.m. 55 year• younger! - H• dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. - with FIVE lipstick smears 11tis column Is dedleatecl to Clal.r Stansbury and ta'mily in on his white shirt. I waa 10 famil)r liviD&, ao if you•n · haV~ Groveport. They were called to shocked I slapped him and start- lng kid trouble or just PlaiD Columbus Sunday by the serious ed erytng and I baven•t stopped trouble, let Helflll help YOU. illness and death of Dale Stans- since. The terrible thing Ia that She will also welcome your awn bury's sister, Flossie Stansbury oui ll-year.old daughter wokeui) amusing experiences. Address Grll.)'. Mrs. Gray, daughter ofthe at my cry. Slle ran into our Helen Bottel ln care of this late Thelmer and Miooie Cline room, spotted the llp&ttck and, newspaper. Stansbury, was reared to woman- with tears in her eyes, she sobhood here, She is survived by bed, .. Daddy, you have lipstick her husband, Robert Gray, Co- on your shirt. You were with a lumbus, and a son, Rev. Leroy lady tonight, We waited up for Gray, Blacklick, ar¥1 the following you Wltil 10:30. Is that why you brothers and sisters, C. W. Stans- came home 10 late?"' bury, Cohunbus; Dale stansbury, Jim tried to explain that three By AVA GILKEY locali Mrs. May Tewksbury, Co- secretarleJ joined the .Pif'tY but Mr. and MR. Robert Jewell lumbus; Mrs. Faye Kitzmiller, he didn't know they were eom- were dinner guests recently at Mtllersport. tng. Then, he nld, thez danced. the Halliday Atkins hm.e. Mr. am Mrs. Walter canode Nothing more. 1 know me of Clinton GOkey and son, Tad, and daUghter, Apple Creek, vis- those aecretarie1. 91e II the or Albany visited Ava GOkey on lted his mother. Mrs. Clarence t,ype who It you give her an inch SAturday evenlrw. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DougCanode, local, arl!l her mother, she takes a root. ADd ftve stains, Mrs, Frank Nelson. Wilkesville. all the same color of lipstick? las spent Sundl.y afternoon with Arlin Radekin, son of Mr. and [ want to belleYe Jim, but Mr. and Mrs. Murl (Bud) DougMrs. G. A. Radekin, who re<:ent.. can I ever really trust him a. las. ly received his dlseharge after gain? Maybe he has just been a Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~ple a tour of duty with the u. s. Army good actor all thea years and ancl two chlldren of Middleport with the past year spent In Germ~ doesn't love me after an. Slould ancl Mr. and Mr1. M. A. Ewle any, was a supper guest of Mr. 1 call his boss and ask him to were dimer guests or Mr. and and Mrs. Walter SWett. fire the girl, or should 1 eall Mrs. Jerry Waldeck (Janice EpMr, and Mrs. Marlon McClure the girl and tell her to keep ple) and 5011 ol Glouster, Sunclly. and Mrs, Freda Davis of Dexter her emp4;y he8d off m,y husband's Mrs. Dam Welsh, Mrs. Elcla visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stans- shoolders, or what? _ SHOCK~ C&rsey and Mrs. Norman WUI, bury. ED WIFE \ oll pllllents II Veterans MemMembers ofthe Columbia Make Dear Wife: \ or1a1 Hospitll. are lmprovvillr: It Girls 4-H Club, their aclvisora You ahould count yourself luc. ~Jy. and guests enjoyed 1 theater par- ky that the 2 a.m. •1)addy, dear ··lrtfle4ilnt vls1torl of Ava GOkey t,y and dirmer at Crow' a steak Daddy,. scene didn't lend Jim to wer6 Mrs. Dale Wtlliams, Mr. House ill Pomeroy on Sunday eve- the neareJt hotel! aDcl Mrs. M. A. ~le, Clarence ning, Those attending were Mrs. For Pete' a sake, forget an ex- Eastman, Minnie McGrath ancl Gene Jeffers, Margie, Lester .Plainable night out, and hope your Mr. and Mra. WOlard Faudree and Marco, VIrginia Jordan, wonderful, loving, FAITHFUL and Sharon JewelL Kathy Cheadle, Mrs, Clay Jordan. husband forgives your hlstriooMrs. Josie Heitger is spendDale and Barbara, Sandy Bishop, leal H. b• scme time with her son, Cathy Rl.l)e, Mrs. Everett HoiP. s.. In other words, keep LOwell. Dull Turner went to comb, Pam and Marsha, Marilyn your ahlrt on _ HE did! Mr son, Albert' 1!1 1 after her. Perm and Ml"s. Lavern Jordan, Dear Helen: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell Ruth Anrl and Jane. 1 am the only male in a fam- have had new .storm doors and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duncan of lly ot four women, with t w 0 windows ios1alled. Thor Caney, who has been Medina and Mr. Will Combs of bathrooms. The spra,y-can sltuaCopley were guests of Mr. and don ia ptUna me down. WIU employed by a construction comMrs. Lewis Smith and Nancy, b you DlMH mention to manufac- pall)' near Clevelancl during the cal, and Mr. anct Mrs. Denver turers tbat they shwld print McBee strike, has been called Rawlings and son, Albaf13. In bla what tho 0111 lo back to MeBeeo. Mr. and Mrs. C.rrol Woodgerd to be usod for? 1 moon VERY Mrs. COrol)'n Nutter and WOand family ao:l Mrs. Zelia Perry blgl Ue Cdllne wen united at the of Colwnbus spent Saturday night It's bad enough to mistake home of rhebride'sgrandmother, ancl Sunday with Mr. and Mn. air pur1tler tor deodorant, but Mrs. IAtha COWen. The Rev. DonVictor Perry. Among those who when you pick up hair spray aid Brickle• offtclated. called at the Victor Perry hmne Instead, weU, all rve lPl to 111 Mr. aDd Mra. Mike Ei.Ple rieto help Mrs. Zelia .Perr,y eel&-- is 1 am _ AGAINST STIFF lted Mr. ani Mrs. Glen Hani.ngof brate her 70th birthday were Mr. ARM PITS near Albany Friday afternoon. and Mrs. Vernoo Perry am Dear Apinllt: Mrs. Henry Waggooor whowa1 grarl!ldaughter, Mona Jean, HH~ Manufacturers duly alerted. ill with a severe cold eoo1ulted llards, Mrs. Amy Lawther am Meanwhile, wh)'notawltchtoroiJ. her physician. Mr. ami Mrs. M. A. ~pie Kath)' am Elizabeth Jordan,1 1~ on?_ H, cal. Many gifts were given to wen Chrtstmaa ah®l'llf in MidMrs. Perry Including a large Dear Helen: port Thundl,y after w hie h Remember me? I am "Chang· tlu~y vlslted}rieMs at Veterans birthday cake Crom Mr. and Mn. Victor Perry, ed Wile" who laid u1 am 45 Memorial HOJPltal, Pomeroy. Mrs. Katie Wllson visUed Mr. Friends of this community ex.. going on 100.n Thank you, thank tend syJq)Bthy to the widow and you ror yaur answer1 You are and Mra. Guy Bolln, family of Taylor Moore, l•hodied so right: "I WAS eotng throuah Mrs. Mary Malon reports that Monday. Mr. Moore and his wife, the "moan-opause" _ "t h • t her brother, Joe Stlinley, wtll be Cora, qJerated 1 store at Point slwnp in a woman's lHe when moved to I COiumbul ho•ltal u Rock ror many years. hu c:hildren no longer depend soon as a bed is available. Here- Harrisonville Soeiety News 1-• Q-Whtlt kitul of rign told a person of ancient Rome that a store was bakeT'fl? A-Roman b a k era aold round loaves of bread in shops open to the street. The bater's 4 oign showed a mule turning a mlll to grind grain. Q-ln w h a t part of the body ia th< feell11{1 of pressure the least developed? A-ll Is most highly de- veloped on the ttp of the tongue. It Is poorest on the bacli: of the shoulders. cently uBierwent surgery at Parkersburg. Mr. alld!U,_ CllffordWhi~ ton are the plrents of a daughter born receotly at Holnr Hospital. The Whittlrwtons have three other ehlldren, two daughters and a BOll. Mrs. Euge.. Atkins went to Washlrwton. D. C., tor the hol'da.Y weekelll('fiie three enJoyed Thanksgiving dinner ..tth Mrs. Clara Corl and Mr. and Mrs. Chal>man. Mn. Mae PlekeU Is bnprovlnc slowly •t her home. Mr. aDd Mrs. R. D. GOkey of Pomeroy aDd Louise GUkO)' and three cltlldren of Albany were Sunday evening c:allen of Mrs. Ava GOkey. Mr. and Mrs. OlarI ey Jones 1pent Mondl,y aftermon with Avt GOkey. ""1. "·r--t Allen took·•JWLJ ~ -......,."' ot Mr. Clled stewart while Mn. -" ent Col TOOl Wwul W to umblll tL brifW her busbud 16/MelRI Gen. eral Hoapltal A number of peraonl l,ttendecl the shoWer at Rutland Slturday evvnlnc lor David. Karr aDd hJ.a bride. ~d1 Alkire aDd ..4 Ita)', · · were In ColliDIIMdl Mondi.J to see IJBclalllt. ~' :· Bucks, UCLA Win, Meet Friday At OSU ...,., By United Press Jntematlonal COLUMBUS (UP0 - Ohio due, 94-82 last weekend. State meets UCLA on the Bucklm,posing Lew Aleibtor eye court Frida.y rilght as the 1eored 18 points for the Bruins, star attndion ln Ule ftret tUu IS the West Coast team racked week of acdon of OhJo college a., its 17th strail!1t wln. basketball Steve Hc:wrell ptanped in 20 OSU wOllM lV third in the point& as the Buckeyes eame NCAA playotrs last season, from behllld to heat the 8oJ>. whJcll UCLA won. Both teams cats. won their drat games this seaA total ot: 17 games .involving son, OSU OO!mlng Ohio Unlver· Ohio colles!s were played Satally 85-77 and UCLA over Pur- urdiJ' with NIT chaD¥Jion Day- W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore . • . . 18 6 •750 Bolltool ....... 15 6 .714 1\> PhUadeiphla . • 12 6 •667 3 Clnefllllatl ...• 13 7 .650 3 Detroit, •••.• 10 12 .155 7 Now York .••.• 10 14 .417 8 Milwaukee ..• . 6 16 .273 11 West W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles ..• 16 7 .696 San Francisco 11 12 .478 5 Atlanta ....• II 12 .478 5 San Df011> . . . II 12 .478 5 Cblca&<> . • • . 10 16 .385 7\> seattle • . . .. 10 11 .370 8 Phoenix • • • • 5 IS .250 9\> . ~·a Results Raitlmorc 110 Chicago 100 San Die&<> 116 San Fr111clsco 105 Los Angeles ll9 Milwaukee 112 Monciq•s Games Seattle II Phoenix (Only game scheduled) SVAC Cage Standings (JNAC Qnly) Team WLPOP Kyger Creek • . . I 0 71 43 Eaotem . • .. . • 1 o 77 55 Soothom . . . . . oo o o North GoUla . • . 0 0 o 0 Hannan Trace . • 0 1 43 71 Southweotern . • . 0 I 55 17 Totals . . • . • • • 2 2 246 246 SVAC All Games Team W L POP K.Yaer Creek •.• 2 o 140 105 Ealllorn . . • . . . I 0 77 55 Nortb GaU1a • . • o o o 0 Soothom ••.... 0 I 43 71 Hannan Trace .•. 0 1 43 71 Southwestern • • • ll 2 125 155 RESULTS TO DATE Kyger Creek 69 Oak HiU 62 K.ner Creek 71 Hannan Trace 43 Eallltern 17 Southwestern 55 And the Colts are poised to beat the Packers. They boosted their record to 11-1 by routing AtlantA 44~ SUnday and are determined to match the 13·1 mark posted by Green Bay back in 1962. In the Eastern Conference, It looks like a Dallas-Cleveland clash on Dec. 21 for the crown. Clev~and whipped New York 45~10 to clinch the Capitol Division crown ror idle Dallas. Cleveland can clinch the Century Division title by beating Washington this &mday . Bears Beat Saints 1n the other two games, Chicago edged New Orleans 2317 and St. Louis topped Pittsburgh 20-10 as both clubs kept their sllrn title hopes alive. Chicago is aetually tied with Minnesota for the Central Alexander 54 Soutl1ern 43 Starr-Washington 78 Southwest- Division lead and If the Bears em70 THIS WEEK'S GAMES Tuesday - Southern at North GoUla Friday - Eastern at Southern; North Gallla at Haman Trace; and Southwestern at Kyger Creek Saturda,y - Eastern at Halinan Traee; Kyger Creek at Fairland By United Press International are ready and waiting to shove tbem over the edge, 1be Packers, 'ftbose relga as three-tll\le defending Nollonai Football League champions may now be over. took a 20-7 lead Into the final period but then fell apart as San Francisco exploded for 20 points and a 2720 triumph. Things like that just didn't used to happen to. the Packers. · Now Green Bay mu!Jt beat Baltimore thla Saturda,y in a natlonally televised game or faee virtual elimination from contention in the Central DiviaiOJL ll' tl\8 Packers lose, Minnesota can 1i»eat them out by winning one 01 Its final two games- and one f1 those games is against hapless Philadelphia. AFL STANDINGS [fJ~ill Ohio Cage Results SCORES By United Press International Saturday I' ping. Tuppers Plains Society News Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber of Tq>pers Plains entertained Thanksgiving Day wilh a turkey supper. Guests induded Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. Lolw Bolotom; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauber and family, Long Bottom; Mr. aM Mrs. Howard Larkins and family, Portlani;DorlsaDdRicky Koenig and P, A. Weber. Ttllpers Plains; SFC. ~Old Larkins, who is home on leave from Germany enroute to Vietnamt Keith •nd Vida, Mr. •nd Mrs. Charles Weber ancl son, Jimmy, vlslted during the evening. Pictures were taken and games enjoyed. The Junior Mothers Club met November 26 at Eastern High School with nine ,mothers present. A jitney s'4)per was plamed for Friday night, Dec. 13th, prl· or to the Federal Hocking--East. ern buketball game. ServiDK 11 from 5 to 7. The menu wlll include steak, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beanl. chicken ani noodles, hot rolla, slaw, baked beans, jello sllad, pie and Kool·Aid. Ali Junlcr mothers are &sked to help with the sUPper. The next meetJna will be held Jan. 21 at Eastern. "\ . THE DAILY S~NTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF . M,EIGS.M.UON AREA RICHARD 5. OWEN, PUBLISHER Ct.1ter T an~M>hlll, E41tor Published dally a111.co·,. Sotvrday II TIM Ohle- Valley Publ1 1 ht,. Co~t~pa~tt 110 Mechanic St., PCNMroy, Ohh p ..... .,; • aco,. c ••• POitoto pold ot P.... roy, Phlo. Noti~N~C~I odwllftl•l"l ,.~ .. ntetl .Bottineiii.Ooll..t..t, Inc., 12 Eo~ ...., St., Now York City, ~ Yorl East W, x - New York . , 9 Houston . . . . . 5 Ashtabula st. John 48 Fairmont llardfng 35 Cin. Withrow 76 Madeira 40 Mapleton 58 New London 44 Cin. Moeller 84 Wilmington 64 Avoo 67 North Ridgeville 48 IlT United Preas !Jternatlonai Indian Hill 55 Flmeytown 47 Crestwood 56 Chagrin Fallo 51 East &veamore 58 Princeton 50 Norton 62fiey 58 (ot) W. L. Pet. GB Hamlltm Taft 63 Oxford Tala. Barberton Springfield 1'wp. Mhmesota . • . 12 4 •750 wanda 43 41 )I'" • • • . . . . 7 8 .467 4'h Lemon-Monroe 61 Cin. Walnut Sanlll ok;y St. Marys 64 HUr<ln Kentucky •••• s 10 .444 5 Hills 46 63 (ot) New York .... 7 10 .412 5I> Loveland 65 Cln. Woodward 49 Manllleld Senior 85 Bucyrus 57 .•••.• 513.2788 Giea Elite 67 AmeUa 36 Margaretta 60 Lakeside 54 · Weet llamlltm Badin 69 llarrliOII 46 Lorain St. Mary 78 Sandusky W. L. Pet. GB Colo. Sooth 56 Cols. West 54 Central 47 "OIIkland •..•• 16 2 .889 (ot) Rlclgewood 66 West Holmes 58 New Orleans . . 8 8 .500 7 Coli. Central 66 Bishop Reaey Field 60 Akrm Hower 57 Loo Angeles ••. 8 9 .471 7\> 59 Lima Bath 89 Defiance 63 Denver .•••••. 8 9 .470 7\> Cola. Eastmoor 76 Upper Ar- Elida 12 Van Wert 61 Dallao ........ 6 7 .462 7\> lington 64 Columbus Grove 77 Delphos Jef- - ....... 4 9 .308 9\> Toledo Ubbey 100 Cols. North· ferson 53 8mda.Y'a Results IIDII 50 Miller City 90 I!Oigate 82 Mhmesota 130 Los Angeles 124 Lancaster 58 Cola. Walnut Ridge HoUatoa 108 Denver 106 54 (Qniy games scheduled) Worthington 64 Colo. Whetstono Mmda,y's Games 51 Dollao II Oaklllld Cols. Wehrle 76 Cola. Academy rndlona II Miami 65 (IJD!JCgames scheduled) Olentangy 72 M!1r11n 43 Newark Catholic 78 MUierlijiC)l'! 53 GriiiiVIIIe 102 Pickerington 58 Zane Trac:e 62 Cbllllcothe Flaget 56 West Jefferson 70 Triad SO Mecbanicaburg 62 Fllirbonkl 52 London 70 Urbana 48 By United Press rntel'Mtl.,... North Union 74 Maryll\'llle 82 Eastern Conference BallbrOok 76 Greenview 60 Century Dfvlsfon Celina 76 Parkwa,y 52 W. L. T. Pet. ArcaDUII 85 Coldwater 73 Clavolond •• .".9 3 0 • 750 PlC~~B 62 St. Marys 60 St. Louio • • ••• 7 4 I • 636 Clinton Massie 52 HiUoboro 43 New Orleans ••• 3 8 1 .273 Twla Vaile.Y !05 Seven Mile 81 PitiJburgh • • • • 2 9 I .182 Cln. I'Urcall 88 Cln. Courter Qlpitol Division Tech 53 W. L. T. Pet. Eut ·CIIntm 63 B1111cbester 42 x - Dollao ••• 10 2 o .833 Younglllown Challt\Y 50 Erle(Pa.) New York . • • • 7 5 0 .583 Toeb 46 Was~ •••• I 8 0 .338 Warren ll&rdiDJI 62 Y<IUIIPIDWn Phllldalpbla •••• I II 0 .085 So!rlh 43 Western conference Aulllllltuwa Flleb 69 Ntleo 39 Central Dlvlsi.., . Maplewood 72 JackJon.Mflton t9 W. L. T. Pet. Minerai Ridge 96 Bloomlleld 12 MlnDe- •.••• 6 8 0 .500 Carroii1XIII 58 Columblaaa 56 Cblcaao ••••••• 6 s o .500 Poland 40 West Branch 35 Grooo 110¥ •••.•• 5 8 I .155 SprfDgfleld LDcal 97 Bristol 52 Detroit ••••••• 3 1 2 .300 Nortl:l Uma 6t Warren Reserve coaltal Division 54 W. L. T. Pet. ChamPUI 80 WarriOI Kemed7 Boltlmoro • • • U I o .917 51 Loa AJweles •• 10 I I .909 WoOavllle 75 -..or Local 58 San Francloco •• 6 5 I .545 . Farmington 58 LordJI<nm 54 . . . . . • 2 10 0 .167 McDonald 53~ 49 x - Cllochod dfrllfon title N-.ry 94 Ledpmonl68 ·SUDclly's Results CleYOiand 45 New York 10 sunday's Game1 Boltlmoro t4 Atianla 0 PitiJburgh II Dollas Cblcaao ;zs New Orlean• 17 cle,.,lalld at Wuhlngton Loa Anploo 31 Mlnnoooto 3 New Orl10111 at Pblledelplila St. L6ulo 20 Pfttobur&IIIO San Francloco 27 Green Ba,y 20 St. Louin at New lfork Delroltll Allaota Qniy ..,._ ochedulad Cldcqv II Loa Aneate• 1 S.turdi.Y S Game ' Baltimore II Groeo Ill¥ Onb·- oehaduled ton and NAJA champs Central State note~ wins.. Dayton was led by co-captl.lns Dan Obrovac •nd Don s.dlier as the Fl,yen breezed to an 89 to 59 decision oYer Baldwi~Wallace. Obrovac tallied 20 points whi1e Sadlier added 17 points. \ The Flyers wUI host ~annon Wednesday and Bowling' Green saturday. Marauders of Central State were paced by Robert Moore's 20 points 11 they manhandled Wooster S7-31 In season openers ror both tMml!l, Central State played without NAJA all-tourney forward Chris Buchanan who Injured his leg twtl ·"eeks ago. Three league games were 011 tap in the Ohio Conferenc.!! wi:tfl Ohio · Wesleyan. otterbein and The Kenyon POI!ItlfW willda. Dave Eyrich and Alan Rotser &eored 17 pohU each as the Battllng Bishopa downed Mt. Union 66-64 in the clollng minutes. Lorenzo Hurt paeed the Qt.. terbein Cardirals with 32 as they delated Oberlin 85-67. Oberlin's top men were AI Welli.ngton ancl Walter Eades wttl! 13 points each. Little All-American John Rlnka scored 35 poi.rts a• KeiQ'on College scored a 98-110 win over Capital Univerait;y. Twenty-one finil!lh that way. they'll take the or Rinka'l!l points were in the Utle since they beat Mimesota aecond half. Bob Arnold led twlee during the regular seaBOn. Copital with 19. But the Bears have a rugged In other games involving sche<kile with Los Angeles and Ohio Conference schools, MarGreen Bay 1n tbeir final two ietta College played a seesaw games. game with Carnegie-Mellon The ailing Packen seemed ln University of Pittsburgh before good shape &<>lng Into the fourth coming out on top 78-55, and period against S&l'l Francisco Wlttenberg notched its first win with a 13..point lead. But a pass of the season with a 96--55 lrin interception and a short punt 011er Roberts Wesleyan of New set up touchdown passes of .i.9 York. and 41 yards from John Brodie Ohio Conference action this to Bill Tucker. That put tbe week opens with Denison .t Forty-N1ners ahead 21...20 and Muskingum Tuesday night. A Tommy Davis kicked two field day later Wltteri»erg is at Clpgoals to clinch it. ital and Heidelberg at Wooster. rom Matte scored two Five OC cort.ests are slated touchdowns and John Mackeg Saturday night. They are Woosmade a spectacular 41-yard TD ter at Wittenberg, Otterbein at run with a swing pass as the Denison, Keeyoo at BalclwinColts routed Atlanta. Earl Wallace, Heidelberg at Oberlin Morrall had two touchdown and Mt. Union at Marietta. passes, one of them on the play In the first of the Mki-Oilio to Mackey, before being lifted Conference season galnes, Main the final period for a uaub,. lone is at WUmirvton Saturday. named Johnny Unitaa. Unitas, who received a huge roar rrom the crowd, played the whole fourth period as Baltimore added 10 more points . He said lle feels Hwell erMlUidl to play," Rams stay Clbse 11le Rams remained on the IUPON REQUEST) Colts' heels as Wendell Tucker, Our Ua<~•l GotN1 Cl..nlnt a third string flanker playing because of injuries to Bernie Casey and Pat studstill, caught only three passes rrom Roman 992·5421 Gabriel- but all were for TDs Packers All But Eliminated, 27-20 East Mrs. Francis Morris spent a week In Columbuswithherdlughter, Mrs. Audrey Schroeder. who recently \llllerwent suraer1 at Grant Hospitlll. Mr. snd Mrs. Philip Roberts of Gollipolis spent Sarurday with bls mother, Mrs. Frances Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Albert HUI were recent guests of Mr. aM Mrs. Waid Foster and family in Columbus, Mrs. Charley Mallory and son, Bob1 aOO Mrs. Don McTurner spent Tuesday in COlumbus, shop- _.J December 2, 1968 UP! S\IOrb Wrller The Green Bay Packers moved to lhe brink ~ oblivion ~ and the Baltl.more Colts Tassian. ftU'·d"'"''J...m.• 1--,. toflll. oi hone 992-2157J. o., MordaJ, By VITO SfELLINO home after being a patlfllt at Shelteri~W Arms Hospltlll In Athens for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Rush PhUson and son, Erick, SOuthern Pines. S. c., were recent weekenl vts.ttors of his parents. Mr. am Mrs. Ben Philson and Mrs. Mira Lewis. Mrs. Don Nease spent a recent weekend in Cohunbua ,_wlth Mr. and Mrs, David Nease. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham were Mr. and.Mra. Allen Graham of Columbus.. Mrs. Lavinia Simpson is visiting in Columbus at the heme of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Knight step. Russell Lee ofClncinnaUspent a weekend with his mother, Mrs.. LilHan Lee, who accomparded him home and will spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Gforp QUICK QUIZ 1 "hciUie me. but I'm •hot!" Raeine ·Soeial Events By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS The Happy Hustlers Sunclay School class of the Methodist Church enjoyed a covered dish dlrmer In the social rooms of the church Frtda,y evening, Nov. 22, II 6 p. m. Following the dimer. Mrs. Albert HUt, vice president, presided at a business session when plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner on Dec. 4 with the Men's Bible Class a• guests. Mrs. Dorothy Badgley presented a Thanksgiving program when the Booster Sunday School class of tile Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Gretta Simpson on Nov. 21. After the close of the program, games. in charge ot Mrs. Helen Simpson, were enjoyed by the group. Mrs. Simpson, hQste11, was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Lillian ~' in serving refreshments. An organ aOO piano prel\lle by Isabel SJmpoon aDd Lillian Hayman preceded the dedication service ,ofthe White Croaa work of the missionary soclet;y, by Mrs. Naomi stobart. chairman, Sunday evening at the First BapUst Cllurch, followed by a solo by Mrs. Tom Wolfe accompanied on the piano by her daughter, Mickey. Rev. Earl Shuler was the guest speaker using the topic '"Thanksgiving."' A candlelight service, portraying The Lord's Pn.yer was in charge of Helen Simpson closed the service. Wallace Weaver is a surgical patient at Holzer Medical Certer. Oti s McClintock has returned Datlv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, All-Stan@ •• Prellident wooid be ·-&~~· bad every teiDJIIIII!al ll> foll out er" toward the eommwtlsU than wllh one onotller. Tho f/TI¥ In a Nixon merely 1eeklngtho Pre•· .JohoaOD' I hair WU aprelldiD& lft, literal fact. Nixon'' atdtude ldency. There wa1 crt the other aide, wn tbe 1trained Jnteotnell of from w1Udn the President's own a man IWd.lll at a cllee table bouHhold, a no -less trlimtnent with a mortsaao on oveeytblnl danger that Vlce-Preoldent IIU· he OIIIIOd lylns thoro mtlle . . bert Humphrey, fliJhtln£ for bJa cloth. That they did not loll out Ja life ID a polltleal campolan, would beneficial toJohniJOII, reallY, only onoourage Norlh Vlelnam to ob· In tho bl-lcal seaM. but to ltruct matters in the hope that a Nixon in the most urpot a n d Humphrey u Prealdent would be here..ancl~ sense. Had event& the softer, both at Paris and 1n to,reed him to a11ume the Presithe fiiJI>IIng field. In blo lJJQOixed e1forto to pta. debey with negodationahopeleascate the Democratic Far L e f t ly fouled up, he wooid flrlt haYO under Sen. Eugene McCorll\Y, In- contronted the bitter neceuity deed, Humphrey did In fact make for giving the signal for f!r excessively eoneutatory g e s~ more military uescaJatlonn than\ tures toward Hanoi. There wu, we have koolm. Perhaps e v e n tor Ulustratim. his open~ worse, the SOUtll Vietnamese would have -diplomatically m promloe to end the bombing his back for good and ail. ••period" - without concessions Cooperlllng with Johnson, theY from the other fellow either exhave together managed to mute pressocl or Implied. 'l'trls whole business, in a word, South VIetnamese extremism was tor weeks in a state fA the without abandoning le&ltlmale mut parlous delicacy, and the South VietnameH Interests. Any two men who were the mb' mes other outcome would ban left Nixon a prisoner to excessive carr)'ing ultlmale reopoaslbtllty South VIetnamese clellumda. ( 1'ht loll-- Buffalo .• , .. _ l 11 Wesl I .083 W. L, T. Oakland . . . . 10 2 0 Kansas City .. 10 2 0 San Diego .• , . 9 3 0 Pet. .833 .833 ~American eup of c:offee • • da7· Givee JOU a real "break." Confer~ enee acbool1 opened their ..,.. sons wttll Toledo getting a win and Bowl111C Green tak1ne a loss. The Rockets opened 1.11 a eloae same aDd went on to defeat Akron state Untvenity 61441 while Northern IDinots UniversiQ' beat Bowllllr: Green Slate 7&-69. Elsewhere around the ate, the Univer•ltJI of Clneinrati manhandled South Dakota 8462; Cle1elanl State University squeezed by Detroit College 6/1. 66 on a toul shot in the last four seconds by Jerry Pavl.as; Kentucky outac:ored xavier 11577i Urbara withstood a late Rio Grarde rally to win 1ro.101; Defiance College outlasted Olivet of Michigan 81-77. e l'boDe CITY LOAN Black & Decker GIFTS THAT PLEASE! 9 BkrcU D«ier DeWALT 10" POWER SHOP Up-"onl•l•¥ollon control glv•• precl•• d•ptt, Strong •'••I oo:l~~;·-...::··~l"udm•nls. mount.d dlriKl!y to lr~;~m• ond molllv• hvb lor Qr•ol .. t rigidly. to·· Btod• Robinson's deaaers tub l~o~ll J"d·~· S199 Sow. 1hop1. dt~do. '"rl,xo.-1 grind, buff. polt1h, drill , rout•. 1ond. ""''' bruth, Kroll cu t. ,750 Denver . . . . . . 5 7 0 .417 Cincinnati • , .. 3 10 0 .231 x • Clinched division title Sui'Kiay's Results New York 35 Miami 17 Boston 33 Cincinnati 14 San Diego 47 Denver 23 Only games scheduled SWlday's Game s Denver at Oakland Kansas City st San Diego Cincilmati at New York Bufi'alo at Houston Boston at Miami lolnl, Stopa tool In IKonch. •11• or turn. DEWALT 00f5 EVE~YTHING IN WOOOWO~KING THAT•s WHAT SONNY SPECIALIZES IN. BASKET DINNERS, SOFT DRINKS, SNACKS, FROZEN M'DESSERTS FOR HOLIDAY PARTIES! STOP YOUR SLEIGH AT 11201 McCLURES DAIRY ISLE 4th & Locust · Miclc:lleport Santa Dietl LEG DeWALT SAWS •w 10" 1/4" unmv WITH ACCESSORIES Ellmii'ICII•t the bother of contlructlnog your own power thop !111 ttond . St•el C/H 1/2" COMPACT DRill 3/8" DRILL KIT lar~ capcKity drll! and mo.! ....,nted otc .. •ort•• In cuttam ploslk. co••· G•o•l"'l and chudr.lor b~Goer. tougher join. Small. but mighty . Ugh,....lght. Shd• handle giY•I b.tt.r contra. long Ill• beori"SII· 2618 ee 1/4" VARIABLE SPEED DRILL KIT Multf.purp;aw plolflc hakh 27 ••~Ill• pltc•&lnc:ludtd a~r.-,t"'l tot• (ompl.t. wtlt! durobl• piottk COH to protettlo611. Make• ..:roll, ltnllghl ond '"'"' '"" ,, wood. m1tol, plostla. II plec•t. In kit. JIG SAW WITH TAilE DELUXE JIG SAW Tubl. gh• .. ltobtllty for a«uro,.. cvh, 2 ~ high lor woad, . _ ... metol olld plotlkl. MoQa rip. ..,......... lncr•t• ICIW't ,.,,. 111t1hty. 6 blodn or.d pouth Included. ocheduled 2418 pock<elcutt. '"~"'·"" 27n FINISHING SANDER KIT 7-1{4" C:IRCULAI SAW Whepa man has to spend a lot of time in his workshop, one sure way to make him happy is to give him an ext~nsion phone for Christmas. To order one (for him or your wile or your favorite aunt ol anyone else on your Christmas list) jUst call your telephone business office. We'll send you a miniature phone, gift· boxed, to put under the tree (we'll Install the real thing right after the holidays). O.K., little guys ... back to the sugarplums . S11bealptlon , 0.. 11 "''"IHW4 • eartlor whwo IJYollobt. .u corlta ,. w..lq one year In od¥enca et tl Dollt S.nflfll81 Offlc. U3AO 5 ;on'-'· llt.70• .n .... ;..ontha, is.1 , ' Mot..- Route wher. c•rlor at ¥leo not '"''1!11••1•1 Olio..._ ..... Sl 5 .~5• 2"" llr'o.OM Y~t• $10.00. She_,;.,. • • 5· " montha $3 00 Suit 1 tl~ttt • prlco h•ciYIII .. I S'-~· r'o" ,. ~,.t. . unaav - - =14"'···U lmfro•edmultl-pu,_. ful'ftflll .. plnMc w ... C.'-int . 'folltl 22,..... GeneralThlephone . . ,... o.,.n.""' St.ft of '; • t7 ... h1141"1 Slaco "IS . 1999 "For my workshop? Gee, little guys ..• I d-d-don't know what to say." at San Francloco ORb pmo1 Miami • • • . . . 4 Boston . . . , .. 4 L, T, Pet. 3 0 ,750 7 0 . 417 7 1 .364 8 0 .333 nlpte. Two 200 com lea thllll • Roehe.ter Tech tourney alii Dollance at tho Alma (Mich.) tourney Fridal' and Saturda)" 2-Hour DRY WANING SERVICE 8 ta aehed-uled aeatn this week for Ohio eager1. Cite plQa •t tbe TOUI'DIIIle• Pt.¥ • . • • 1 • ' �4 •• Tho Dolb Sentll•l, Pomeroy-Middleport. o .. - · December 2, 1981 Chargers Have Key · To Title in the West By GARY KALE UPI ~rts Writer S&n Diego holds the key to the Western Division title an:l could put a lock on lhe t·hampionshiD with a spect.acullr finl sh. sweep cre~~tes the posslbUit.Y of a three-way tie at the end or the regular season. The John Hadl to Lance !Uworth passing combo kept Ute rhythm alive Cor san Diego tiUe The Chargers traU c~eaders drumbeaters as they accoonted Kand.s City and Oakland by for foor touchdowns in the pme. They mee( those teams Chargers 47-23 victory over tie the next two weekerds, aN:! a Denver Broncos Sunday. SW Beaten By 78-70 Keith Carter, 6-il senior guard, tossed In 30 points to lead aU scorers Safurday night at Union Furnace but Coach Mel McDaniels' Starr -Washington cagers downed the Southwestem Highlanders 78 -70. Carter, who was high t o r Southwestern, also grabbed 10 rebounds. Each team had 10 rebounds. Jimmie D. Walker, 5-10 • t • : • ' ' '~ 1 aenlor, was second high for the Highlanders with 18 points. rt was the second consecutive loss for Coach Lloyd Myers' Highlanders who travel to Kyger Creek next Friday nigbt for a Southern Valley Athletic Conference clash wlth the Bobcats. Kyger Creek is J.O in the SV AC and 2~ in all games. The wtn ·evened the record at 2-2 for Coach McDaniels' Warriors. Their next game is Friday at the Ohio School for t h e Deaf. Dave Poling, 6-4 sophomore, was high Cor the Warriors with 18 pOints. Mike Gessells, 5~10 junior, had 16. Wendell Vermillion, 5-11 junior, had 11. Terry McDaniel and Mike Mounts, both 5-10 seniors, each had 10 points. Starr ~ WaShingtOn held a 1917 first period lead and had only a two point advantage, 36-34, at the half. The Warriors broke the game open In the third period taking a 61 ..6 lead going into tbe · fourth period. Southwestern · outlcored the Warriors 24-17 in the last frame but the rally .fell short. Charles Beman, a 6~1 senior, and Ricky stout, a 5-9 jWlior, both - fouled out for the Highland-ers. omcWs called 21 fouls 011 Starr-Washington and 24 on the Highlanders. Southwestern outshot Starr Washington from the field making 23 or 54 for 42.5 per cent while the Warriors hit 31 d. 79 for 39.2 per cent. The Highlanders made 24 of 41 at the foul line for 58.5 per cent and starr Washingtoo hit 16 of 35 ror 40.5 ;l. 1 : j ~ per cent. Starr-Washingtoll won the reserve game 42...40 In a single overttme. Steve McDaniel was high for the Warriors with 12 points. Jim Dailey had nine for Soutllwestern. SOUTHWESTERN 17 34 46 70 STARR-WASHINGTQN 19366178 SOUTHWESTERN (70)- Carter, 13-4-30; Beman, 1-4-6; Walker, 7-4-18; stout, 2-S-9; Haney, 0-7-7. Totals, 23..24-70. STARR-WASHINGTON (78) Poling, 7 -4-18; Eggleton, 0-4-4; GesseUs, 8~~16; T. McDaniel, 5.0-10; Mount, 5..0-10; VermUlion, 5-1-Jl; Sinnott, 2-5-9. Totals, 31-16-78. ATHENS WINS Athens dwnped Vinton councy 57-48 Saturday night to up its cage record to 2-1. The Bulldogs, favored to win the SEOAL hardwoo;l title agaln this winter, dropped a 62..SB heartbreaker to Columbus Eastmoor in their new gym last week in their 1967oo68 season~ ener. Last Frid~Q>, Athens downed Nelsonville-York Z-0 on a forfeit, because the N~Y schools are closed following a bond levy defeat last month. ARCHER COPS ARGENTINE BUENOS AIRES (UP0George Archer of GUroy. calit, fired a final rourr:t thr~r­ par 66 Sunday to win the $4,200 first prize in the Argentine Masters golf tournament. Bob Goalby, the U.S. Masters champion, was second with 279 followt.'d by Roberto de Vicenzo of Argentina at 282. CORDERO WINS FIVE SAN JUAN, P. R (UPOAngel Cordero Jr., vytng for the national riding champlonshlp, booted horne nve winners at El Comardante race track Sunday to Increase his 1968totalto296. Denver ls not in a charitable mood when it comes to _dolrv favors for San Diego, but, if the Broncos acconwlla,~ the see. mingly impossible by knocking otf Oaklan:l ahJ Kansas City while Sid Gutman's crew wins two straight, then the Charger' have a Dec. 29 date with the Jets ln New York for the American FOQd)all League title. New York clinched the Eastern title on Thlnksgivl~ Day when Houston lost to Kansas Clt;y. The Jetsf not wantill! to feel they b&cked Into the champtonshjp, routed Miami 37-17 Sunday to make the crown more ttw.n official. Boston humbled Cincinnati 33-14 'in the BasebaD Official~ Begin Talks. SAN Talk concla"Ve. .. h'a bec:aUH ewry- be (IJP0ebeop but . ballplayen were ao el!Pen&ive todoy lhlt trodlng .... llallod maJor teague teama. '' n,..aam, who admitted he'd at baseball' 1 olftclal winter By Ualted Pre.. lnlernat1ona1 like to land "Ju.at a little more Mlloday meetings. help" lor his team ror a 1969 .. Everybody I& caudoua," Kentucky at Miami Kansu 9lale at Clnolmatl O><Plalned -ral IIWlOgOr Bob pemant push, said most ol the oohl«>lh Sl41e (Wio.) at K e n t Howsam ot the Cincinnati naas clu!)a who wad: to trade realize as the top ex:ecuthel ol they can't aftord to make a buMU bepn their weeldorc mls&oke. Morehead~.) at llavler "Becluse ()( the players lost Baldwin · • Wallace at Bowllnc in the expansion draft... HowGreen aam Sllid, 11 Nc:Jboro' has IU1Y Wheeling at John Carroll "ba.ckqt' pla,yers anymore. By Malone at 'I1rlel that, I mean nobody 'is too deep Central state at W. VL State at any position; they cllll't Urbana at Ohio Northern afford to trade off a first Tuooday stringer and count on a reserve Thanksgiving dinner pests of Indiana U. at Ohio U. to till the position. Now they Marl- at Morrta Harvey (W. Mrs. Bet:Q' Darst and 1011, Jeff, were Mr. and Mrs. Char lea White have to get back someone for V,) and daughter, Texanna, M r s. the same postUon." Earlham (Ind.) at Ohio Woaleyan Hol!dar at Alhland at Muoklngum (0) Mollie McGhee, Mrs. P e a r I Horrman, Mrs. Beulah White, and Mra. Agnes White. Joining t he WUmtngton at Centre ~ .) family during the evening were Wednesday only other AFL action. Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Bellermlne ~.)at Miami Against the Broncos, whom St. Jooeph (Pa.) at Bowling Green White and daughter, Mary Beth they trimmed 55-24 in an earlier of Dl.llbar, W. Va. and Howard Gamon at Oaylal game this year, the Chargers Wittenberg at ClQJltol (0) Weill of Pomeroy. scored the first flve times they Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudnall Heidelberg at Woooter (0) had the ball Sutxlay. have returned rrom a visit in Hiram at Adelbert The Hadl to Alworth tou"h- Ohio Northern at Bluffton Marion with relatives. down circus consisted of passes · Walah at Clarion (Pa.) Holiday weekend ~ests Mrs. covering 1, 2, 4 and 79 yards. Golda Mourning were Mr. a n d Thiel at Case Hadl threw a ntth scoring pass Wilberforce at Findlay Mrs. George W. Price and chll~ to Gary Garrison from nine Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance dnm, Pemy, Debbie, and Randy, yards out. Russ Smith ran 35 Elllottaville, Ind. The Pricetam~ Thursday yards for another San Diego Union ~ .) at xavier lly l.leo visited with Mrs. Chartalb', Dennis Partee kicked a Kent State at Arizona state les Price of LOng Bottom. Satur19-yard [leld goal and tile other Steubenville at WheelinK da>" evening Mrs. MournlnK entwo Charger points were posted Kenyon at Wilmington tertained with a ramtly dinner. Atwhen Denver quarterback Mar- Rio Grande at Georgetown (Ky.) tending besides the Price farnlly lin Briscoe was tackled in the Wilberforce at Penta Tech were Mr. and Mrs. Wliliam Nelend zone for a sarety. son, Pat, Peg, Steve and J. D. Malone at Urbana MJ.ynard Sets Mark story, Pomeroy; and Mr. a n d Frida>" Don Maynard 1et an aU•.pro UCLA at Ohio State Mrs. James Mourning, D a I e, career record for yards gained To1edo-Michi8BR at East Lan- Julie, and Michael, Columbus. on pass receptions as he led a Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mourning sing, Mich. Jets rourth-quarter rally that North Dakota at Clnclmati of Lafayette, Ind. were Saturovercame Miami's 17-14 lead. Akron at North Carolina A&T day guests of Mrs. Golda MournMaynard caught seven passes Case at Rochester Tech (tour- Ing. for 160 yards, raising his total Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore ney) to 9,332 yards as he bypassed Defiance at Alma (Mich.) (tourspent Thanksgiving in Co1umbus. the old record held by RaymorW.I A family diluter was held at the ney) Berry of the Baltimore Colts. home of Mrs. Moore's aWltS, Saturda>" Maynard hauled in three Miami at Purdue Mrs. Grace Sauvage and Mrs. touchdown passes, two trom Toledo-Michigan St. at Ann Ar- Harry Hoagland. Other guests Babe Parilli aoo another from were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest bor, Mich. Joe Namath. Parilli, who played Kent state at Utah Jones and family, Columbus; and the second hall after arrange- Bowling Green at Dayton Mrs. Stanley Jones, Pomeroy. ments were made to limit Wooster at Wittenberg (0) Mr. and Mrs. Don Lowery Namath's activil;y to the first 30 Otterbein at Deni8011 (0) and BOn, Danny, returned &.Inminutes, passed Cor three Kenyon at Baldwin-Wallace (O) day from a Thanksgiving visit in touchdowns, his first aerial Heidelberg at Oberlin (0) Poca, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. scores of the season. Namath MI. Union at Marietta (0) Edwin Stein, and at Camonsburg, connected twice, ralsing his Ohio Wesleyan at Q_tdo U. Pa. with Mrs. Lowery's mother, total to 13. Mrs~ Mincy Pollard. Malone at WlhnltiiiQn (MO) Cincinnati stumbled in its bid Musklngum at Bethany (W, Va.) Mrs. Garen stansbury accomfor a fourth victory, which Walsh at Cedarville panied her son, WilHam Stanswould have set a first year Findlay at Rio Grande bury, and wife to Hermando, record for an eJ4)anslon team. Ohio Northern at Ashland F Ia. for an lndetlnite visit. They The Bengals couldn't cope with Toronto at Youngstown the three 'I'D passes by Boston's Central State at Wilberforce Tom Sherman. including throws E. Michigan at Cleveland state of 11 and 21 yards to tight end John Carroll at Wash.~eff Jim Wha1en. Adelbert at Thiel .. Even 0, J. Simpson couldn't Case at Rochester Tedt, tourney help us right now,'' moaned Defiance at Alma, Mich., tourney Cincinnati coach Paul Brown. Marian Qnd.) at Urbana uHe'd get off an occasional long Bluffton at Goohen (Ind.) run, but you've still got to have 0 - Ohlo Conference depth." MO - Mid-Ohio Conferente WUbertorce or 1989 cial room. A couples' .PU1,7 wu ,Plamed ~ at Oaear'o In Gallipo. llo. lfuate lor dallelng will bo provided by the Bllb' Ray Ward band. A party lor the eliapter members will be held Dec. 17 at the home left Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Doolittle, Steve, Connie, and Krlsty of Berea spent Thanksgiving weekend here with her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert. They were Thanksgiving dlmer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elber(eld and son, Mike Ray. Mr. and Mrs. CarMer Reynolds, Lebanon, were Thanke,gt vlng supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser. 'Ibey visited over the holiday with t h e MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SLATER, Middleport, "ere among the Meigs Countlans "ho visited the Pomeroy Elementary School S.turday and Sund~ to view the many exhibits shown during the fifth lmual Christmas dower show by Meigs CooDb' garden clubs. 131 Entries Feature A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY! (Contlmed tr'"" Page ll nolds. ••snowbound," pieces displaylog the use of glitter, Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. Pauline Atkins and Mra. Paul Winn. "M.Y Christmas Tree," with the emphasie on evergreen, Mrs. VIctor Hysell, Mrs. Evelyn Hoi· Ion, Mn. Vernon ... Nease, and HANDCRAFTED .,....,......, .....q.,,...,..,.. Mrs. W, R. Cal110ntor. ••Christmas in the Wooda," .....1-sl lwry ~•nls conMCUH catefwa, IUIMwk'ed fOf trMIW ... ,.nchbM)I,,..., NMce pf'OIIIItlnl, showing the use of weathered or drift· wood with dried material&, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Pur ley Karr, Mrs. Pat ThomasalldMiss Rosalie story. "Ca.rdiral 011 a Garden Wall," reaturiJW' the use of red Rower&, Mrs. Fred Bllettnar, Mrs. Pur~ ley Karr, Mrs. Leota Young ard Mrs. Ruth Moore. .. To a Friend at Chriatmas," a door decol'lltlon. Mrs. P e a r 1 Mora. Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs. James Nicholaon and Mra. Gerald Minor. wlbe Old and the New," 1 de- ® BEST IN PERFORMANCE I • 22 000 votts of Pk:tuN Powtr • Cuslom '"hrma-lel" VHf FIM,Tuning.VHFfUHFSpoUile' P'Mels•~tk: "Prtn... Lock'' Orcuil• Tone Contrel V1!ARBE8T Vl!T •• TOBl!ST GET THE •' • COME, SEE OUR HOLIDAY SELECTION .... COLOR-BLACK & WHITE Mason Furniture· 773-5592 . Academy High School gym. • • • • Marshall looked like the Jim Marshall of old as he dumped ln .. .• . •• •• • • •• • • . •• '••' Grnu1ne FL[X·O ·GLASS •s the ont, piMflt w•ndow mater•flthat cames 1 2 yeo~r 1uaranlee . The name flEX·O ·GLASS •s prmted on tile edat fot ,oor protecMn . .,., M11 r4vo•rs ;. L.... ~.- G.,.r.r, .... ••,. i ..... "'"r ,.MMrl illlltllllc& SIIIH ltl4 17 goals am three free throws to lead all scorers (or the ev&nlng, Back after a two year stirt in the Marines, MarahalJ got only four poirts last Tuesday night against Berea, his first game since the 1965-66 season. Big Bob Mabry sank 14 iOf]s and made nve free throw& '(or runnerup honors in scoring. Mabry had 36 rebouMs of Rio Grande's 55 reboun:ts. Urbana had 50 rebounds with Terry And- •• Tex. A&! 20 No. 81. S. D. 0 Arb. 81. 30 Arlr.ona 7 Fla. A&M 30 Tex. So. 7 San DleKO !l. 30 Utah 81. 19 Cout Guard 40 PMC 14 ~ MASON, W. VA. • Gruesers and other relatives. ' ~ i ~ J ,' i /_"'Lew a, ~~ene. Ial Hospital, Mmda.r, 7:30p.m., conterenee room al hospital. RACINE CHAPTER 134, Order ot tlle Easten .!Jar, B p.m. Moodo>" nilht. Mumle Temple; lnotallatlcm of olfleora, Manno Phlloan, wortby elect, Boo Pldl11011, wortbypatrmale<t. SALEM CJ!:NTER PTA. Moft.. day, 7:30p.m. Procram riven by chilclreri Of all gradel. Ebtrsbach H•aw•, ll'iin St. P'omlfliJ PICKENS Mr. and Mrs. Howard MeDon. lel, COlumbus, Ga. spent t h e Thankapvlnc "ookand here with Mr. and Mro. Albert Pettit, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jk»ward McDaniel, Sr., Welt COlumbia. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rothburn of AthMI were '11lank•elvlng KUesll ol Mr. and Mrl. Lbtder Dalno. Mrs. Homer Holter, M r s. orn OhiO Eloetrle Co.; Mra. Ruth ThlnkaKfvlng dlmer IUBIIO of Rlllle hal cultural PI'OIII'IIII· Mrs. Mabol Wolle, 260 w. Main MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F. St., wore Mr. lllld Mrs. Harry 111d A.M.. Tuelda,r. 7:30 p.m.; Sadler, Brld&eport, and Mr. and lnltallallm <ll olfteera. . .Mrl. Paul Grue..,., MIAidlaporC THE WSCS <Jl tho ~ae Dr. M. K. Fupte aad ...,, Mmhodllll Clnirch Chrlat- FraM!o, Alllonl, were &mdo.Y mao mooting Tuoodal, Doc. S, vlolt.ora <Jl Mr. and Mro. Fronk at 7:30 p.m., at home <ll Mra. , . , .... They also vlatlld Mr. u- e.......,. &1ft ond J;Unor BaUs; a 50 - Mrs. o. P. Kloln, Middle- part. POMEROY CHAPTER 188, Or· der ~ the Ealtera Star, inltallallm "' olftotrl, 7:45 Tueodal alii&, 1'01noro7 Ma-e Tom· plo. MEIGS TEMPLE, l'1lblol1 511lerl, 7:30 Tueoday DiPI at tllo .bill; eledlon ot olleerl; mtmbon ID .brillt - I N or - wl<ltoo; &ltt,bdllitp. . MIDDLEPORT LOOGi 3tl3, F, and A. IIi., 1:30 p,m •. Tuoodal, Teq>lo; ln!ll<lD@Im <ll amC.t1, 8a15; Muter ....... puiata, o;t!:.S. Die~... .l\1bO Daqlltero, · and, .auardl· .1 Jla-• -... . -.,,........ pr_,nod by Vll<kl Gloedmor and April Smith. Dinner is Given A turkey dlmer was h e I d Thanksgiving D11 at tile Cherry Ridge !arm honie of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Arltboo,y. There for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald AnthOny, Barbara and Joe, Mhl:lleport; Mr. and Mrs. David Jay Jenkins, Steve, Beth \nd David, Portetnouth, and Mr\ and Mrs. Raymond Lleving, st+:la, Mike, Jucb', &e and Jane( West Columbus, W. Va. , a1 a project wben tbe Youdt F olknnlllp met nig(rt at a.nda,fi -.t Mr. and Mra. Roy a.-den tho 11oat11 United Rutlaod were boats for a Church. dll!n,.-. po- parild· In "tile ehurdl Chrlatmu Leland !b>wdea, Mlehaal, Den- prOtp'am on Dee. 22 and ooloetald and NllllC)' Jo, PalneiYWe; . ed I play to preaent. 1t WU aliO Mr. and Mrs. Charles fl.mPdn• decided to purehaae fuur new and daughlk, ,Charla and Me-- hymnaio lor the ehllr<h. Uua, Columbul; Mt. and Mrs. SUdy John101t gave devotion1. Carroll Soowden, steve, Larry, Gsry and AMette, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Homor Parker, family Thankqlvlnc Guea.. "oro Mr. and Mri. The , _ dlaeuoaod tondlng ...,.. - -. ' The planets Mercury, Pluto, and Venus have no sateJUtes. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, Debbie and Michael, Rutla'ndj and Mr. and Mra. Jamea Carpeater and Jay, Columb.ls. The Leland Snowden and Charles Simpkins families remained for the weekend. The amazing hearing aid that filters out loud, painful. sudden noise . . . Sudden blasts of noise con be uncomfort. obi e. Especially if your hearing aid doesn't shut them out quickly . Th~ new Zenith Moderator eliminates this painful discomfort. And it gives you this pro. ll'!clion outomatically. Ask us for o free demonstration . We think we can save you discomfort. Come To Mary June's For Your Holiday Hi&h Stylin1 o_,.,. Mon. Thru S.t. T-•· l!'¥enlng ly . lt.,.lnt-.ttt MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP VERE SMITH AUDIO-VISUALS, U4C. Athon•, Ohio 45701 16 W, Union St. C. II Collect 593-7701 Willlo"' S. Oil••~· Me•••. H•arlng A.ld D•pt. Phon• 992-3667 Mlddl•porl asked to HARVEST TIME SLI(. BACON 39~ lb. 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Drops _____ l~ 29e YaniiiGJudte-- 7 1!!:. 29~ s12.88 ee. 69~ PEAS 10 ~!. 1.00 SPAGHETTI 10e JACK'O LANTERN SHOWBOAT can Facial Tissues ~···16e CAMELLIA Coffee & Creamer f.;·· 1se BORDEN'S COMBO QIMICitlp AU gen-uine Hard Northern-GrO'UJ'n SOLID MAPLE ~ llairiltUr• ltavo Parnl1 ~. ~. .p:itld ,, - · .OPEN TliHIGHT UNTil.' ·I,, - 1/allod ' ..... lot· .a . . ) Dally 9 ,, Feth!.ml-FOot{ Stomp. . 992·3480' .. Brld&vll Goble, i ! r - - . Goorp Hawley, FAIIllll a._ Bllb Full!, Mar)' Br......,., n.. vid Krawaci)'JI, Tom C111111, Mary Al1ll - · .. Gt.., _ !praguo, su ... - · · aod ~ Slovill. Methodist Church. All those planto sing with the choir are uo. ---. ...'.f.ll· . ,.. potludl , "lbe eulb.tral program on perIIOIIallly and relationships na of l'rellarln8 Chrlotmaolooclbu- Mr. and lira. Jodi Slavill, keta tor lhut-ina n1 . _ on 10101'1, """ 111111 tho youth. ning Accent Tables 110!1 • Icy Ualted Churell of Cbrllll. Thanksgiving Day Rehearsal for the Christmas cantata to be presented by a community choir under the directim of Mrs. Allee Nease, will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy U n i t e d Roy Holter and daughter, Jon. Siltna 1'111 SOror!V, 8:15 p.m. tn-Ja" and allier, Mr. and Mrs. W.VA. bozur oehedulod Saturdoy !ram 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Trill- the hishest amount of sales. Refrelbments were aerved by DUIna Byer and Dorta Ewing. Rehearsal Called by Tuooday • Columbua and - . Carl AUihbaiJih. lllo . nam. ~- Family Dinner ~ Youth to Give Food &skets were Mrs. Lena McKinley, Mra. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Beulah White, and Mrs. Iva TUrner . lee, returned9JndayfromaweekTUESlAY ond visit In Chathen Va. wlllt OIUO ETA PfU Chapter, Beta Mrs. Homer HoJ.ter;s brother- au liiYIIod; llnaor, Mlddl_.t, and- ........ were drawn for a glft exclwl&&. Membero contributed toward a D for a aerrieeman in VIetThe ways aud mean• eom.mlttee dlaeuaaod the Chrlllmal FollowtDg the buainess meetinc a tupperware parcy was held. AprU Smith won the prize for "Today'a standard• of Worlhip" was the topic <Jl the Rev. Charles Simona who preaented devotioo.s at Fric!Q night's meeting ol the Middleport Women's Christian TernperanceUnlonFrlday nlgbt at the Firat Baptlat Church. The minister read acrtpture from Roman& 12, Uld had pra,yer. Mrs. Bett.Y Cline presided at the meeting. Reported UJ were Miss Margaret Sauer and M r a. Bertha Archer. Members algned a card for Mrs. Archer who resides In Columbus with her daUihter. n was announced that the December meeting wiD be at the MiddlepOrt Church of Chrill. A dessert course was serv~ ed by Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Mra. Genevieve Saxton, Mrs. Jaabelle Winebrenner, and Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin. Others attendlns - "Just between . Is..." us g1r '!! Snowdens Hos(; " EXECUTIVE BOARD, Worn· en's Auxiliary, Veterans Memor- Move~ to FLAMELESS electric ciQthes dnrlnc .. .,• .,. .... ........ 011 fill IMI •lAIII 1,&f1UACffOfif aWAIANJtn In lite specimens in the class, .. The Twelve Days of Chrisunas," were :Mrs. Pearl Mora, nrst, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, second, and Mrs. Geneva Nolan, third and fourth. \ Fo-: displays of dowering house plants, Mrs. Gerald Minor took the blue ribbon; Mrs. Ruth Moore pl1ced secom, a~ Donna Wil· ltamson, third. For Collage house plants ex~ hibited in the "Christmas Is a State of Mtn:l" category, the rll>bon winners were Miss L y d i a Ebersbach, Mrs. Robert Lewis am Mrs. Gerald Minor. Mrs. Nolan took the blue ril>bon for her Chrisbnas corsage. other winners in the category were Mn. Robert Lewis, aecoOO, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, third, and Mrs. Allee Thompson, fourth. Winning in the gift wrap class, first to fourth, respectively, were Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Aldrea Well and Mrs. Ruby Baer. Ninety - sJx books and magazines were included in a spedal educational di&l)lay. The aower ahow Christmas tre-e decorated wllh homemade ornaments an:l strings ofpopcorn and cranberries was prepared by the WUdwoodJuniorGardenCiub. The Windirw TraU Junior Garden Club made the doorway decoration and sign Charles Conger, Sam Ter· :zoppolous an:l Gary Boggess assisted the show chalnnan in moving display materials to the auditorium. welcome. N/9 OWER COMPAN[ •~ 1 TWO INVITATIONAL TWO CLASSES Included in the lnvitatloral artistic arrangements categories were Mrs. Ruby Hysell, first, Mrs. John Kincaid, secorll, Mrs. WUma . Terrell, third, ll1d Mrs. E. C. Payne, third ln "Christmas SOng," ard Mrs. Allee Tbompson, ftrst through fourth, respectively in the "Christmaa Memoriea" class, one of the Cavortte arrangements. In the junior division or artis. Uc arrangemente, the winners were Brerlla Bolin, first, and ·carol Lewis, secolll, in "'My Kitten," alii Mlas Bolin, first, secord, and Lee Ann 11Ase, third, ln tile 11 Thh is the Night" class featuring a Cbrlst- MONDAY RIVERVIEW PTA will meet Winding TraU Club. Taking ribbons for evergreen Mondar ovllllng, Doe. 2, at 7:30 at the ocbool. The prOKJ'am will conollll <Jl slides doplei!Dg the Chrlotmaa Stoq aeeompaaled by Chrllllnwa Carols. Everyone II knows a bargain when she sees one : '"I compared prices on both kinds of dryers with the same features and saved about $37 on the electric model. The salesman told me average operating costs are about $1 a month so I'm getting the lirst 3 years of operation for nothing:• Flameless electric dryers oHer more lor less money, with absolutely no combustion dirt, fumes or '"hot spots•• to yellow or harm delicate fabrici:"See the newest models at your appliance dealers. •' ••'' ' •' ••~ . of eveJ'II'een specimen cltegocyentttled "Christmas Eve" went to Romt. Nease. Mrs. Pool gave blue ri!DJn awards to the ther· apy dlsploys or throe special education classes sponsored by the Rutlancl Frienily Gardeners, the Chester Garden Club and the ••• you can get up to three years clothes drying for nothing! Mrs. Martha Dervin of Canton, Ohin ' ' ••' New Yean, '4ra. Judy Titus, M r s. Dorothy Morris, Mrs. M. J. Fry, and Mrs. Jobn Kincaid. "'Ice Skating," arrangements &howlng motion, Mrs. Robert Lewl1, Mrs. WUIIll Terrell, Mrs. Ruth Moore, lnd Mrs. Ger&.ld WUdormuth. UI mission. COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS By United Press lntematimal Army 21 Navy 14 8os. Col 40 1loly Cross 20 Fla. 14 Miami, Fla. 10 Ga. 47 Ga. Tech 8 Tom. 10 Vanderbilt 7 Alabama 24 Auburn 16 Oklahoma 41 Oklahoma 81. 7 Baylor 16 Rlee 7 So. Cal. 21 Notre Dame 21, Ue Call!. 17 Ha"all 12 lnterpretaUve A!Vtoui' ilbll6il ailtNs HERMAN GRATE erson's 15 rebounds being high. cent. IUO GRANDE(IOI)- Marshall Anderson paced Urbana with 21 points. steve Stewart had 18.. 17a3-37; Jordan 3-2-8; Mabry 14Ted Kermit tossed in 14. Jlm ~3; Baker 2-0-4; Harris 2-1-5; Earweather had 12. Mark Todd Wilson 3-0-6; and Bentley 3-2-8. accounted for 11 points and har- TOTALS 44-13-101. URBANA (103) - Mlaeher 3old HoweofJacksonhad10points. Urbana j.....,d oil to an early 2-8; Kermit 7-0-14; AMerson 9lead over the Redrnen and held 3-21; Stewart 7418; Howe 4-2a 17 point advantage with seven 10; Puckett 5-1-11; Earweather minutes left in the first half. Rio 4-4-12. TOTALS 41-21·103. Grande trailed 51-49 at interRio Gra:nde wert into 1 58-64 lead with 17:40 left in the second. haiL Then Urbana etqlloyed a half-court press to take Oller 77~ 71. Late in the contest, the Redmen traUed by six:oreigbtpointa. Mabry's basket with seconds to go was Rio Grande's last scoring effort as a late rally tell short and Urt.na took the contest 103101. The Redmenattempted 78 shota Cram the tleld and made 44 for 56. f per cent. At the line the Redo men made 13 of 26 for an even so per cent. Urbana hit 41 of 70 (or 58.5 per cert and connected on 21 or 30 at the line tor 70 per sign dlnirw table, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Rose Reynolde, Mrs. Ruth Moore and Mrs. Pearl Rey~ •• • •• ~een ()b.. With WCTU De eat Redmen Despite a 37~int effort by Jim Marshall, G-2 sophomore, aOO 33 points by 6-Slh junior Bob Mabry, Urbana College eked out a 103-101 win over Rio Grao:le College Saturday night at Urbana. It was the second lou in as mi.."J starts Cor the Redmen of Coach Art Lanham who are idle 1mtU Thursday night when they plly Georgetown College at Georgetown, K)'. Then next Salourda.y afternoon Rio Grande hosts Findlay College in the anrual Homecoming game in Gallta Mrs. Is on Worship • .. ot Postoral Topic For Family Dinner Waid Leonard, Columbus. so- Doe. Neutzlings Hosts InCant daughter, JUI Elizabeth, South Point, and Mr. and Mrs. plana • o r o SOulltorn Ohio Eloetrlc Co. The result: Asking prices so high that would-be buyers are balklftK, Prime examples: outftelder Riehle Allen. the Philldelphla Phlllles' slugging child, and Atlanta catcher Joe Torre, a home rwt belter plagued by injuries the lasttwoseasons. U you were the New York Mets, would you give Atlanta ")U]...st.r catcher Jerry Grote plus either 19-game winner Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling entertained ThanksKfvlng night with a dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Burt of Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Man1n Burt, Je11, hOme from Bowling Green Unlver1U;y, Randall, Melanie, and David, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs, Maralyn and Caralyn Tracy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Heater and party made recently b7 the Ohio Ela 1'111 Chapter <Jl Bolo Sl8ma 1'111 Sorority at the Col.~a a n d - DeDiacJn r,r..:::.-;:;:.:·>!·!•!•!•!...o!~!!'~>:·:::·:·:·:·: ·:..;o-::-: ·~·!· !·:·:;, Holiday Plans Completed Jerry Koo.sman or body lost so many pla)lers in winner Tom Seaver for Torre? olllclol put IL the reeent upanaton to 21 FRANCISCO 1110> It you said "No," you'n thlnklrw: Jlke the Mets. "We'd Uke to have ~ 16-pme but. .. " is the w.,y a Meta' ,. �4 •• Tho Dolb Sentll•l, Pomeroy-Middleport. o .. - · December 2, 1981 Chargers Have Key · To Title in the West By GARY KALE UPI ~rts Writer S&n Diego holds the key to the Western Division title an:l could put a lock on lhe t·hampionshiD with a spect.acullr finl sh. sweep cre~~tes the posslbUit.Y of a three-way tie at the end or the regular season. The John Hadl to Lance !Uworth passing combo kept Ute rhythm alive Cor san Diego tiUe The Chargers traU c~eaders drumbeaters as they accoonted Kand.s City and Oakland by for foor touchdowns in the pme. They mee( those teams Chargers 47-23 victory over tie the next two weekerds, aN:! a Denver Broncos Sunday. SW Beaten By 78-70 Keith Carter, 6-il senior guard, tossed In 30 points to lead aU scorers Safurday night at Union Furnace but Coach Mel McDaniels' Starr -Washington cagers downed the Southwestem Highlanders 78 -70. Carter, who was high t o r Southwestern, also grabbed 10 rebounds. Each team had 10 rebounds. Jimmie D. Walker, 5-10 • t • : • ' ' '~ 1 aenlor, was second high for the Highlanders with 18 points. rt was the second consecutive loss for Coach Lloyd Myers' Highlanders who travel to Kyger Creek next Friday nigbt for a Southern Valley Athletic Conference clash wlth the Bobcats. Kyger Creek is J.O in the SV AC and 2~ in all games. The wtn ·evened the record at 2-2 for Coach McDaniels' Warriors. Their next game is Friday at the Ohio School for t h e Deaf. Dave Poling, 6-4 sophomore, was high Cor the Warriors with 18 pOints. Mike Gessells, 5~10 junior, had 16. Wendell Vermillion, 5-11 junior, had 11. Terry McDaniel and Mike Mounts, both 5-10 seniors, each had 10 points. Starr ~ WaShingtOn held a 1917 first period lead and had only a two point advantage, 36-34, at the half. The Warriors broke the game open In the third period taking a 61 ..6 lead going into tbe · fourth period. Southwestern · outlcored the Warriors 24-17 in the last frame but the rally .fell short. Charles Beman, a 6~1 senior, and Ricky stout, a 5-9 jWlior, both - fouled out for the Highland-ers. omcWs called 21 fouls 011 Starr-Washington and 24 on the Highlanders. Southwestern outshot Starr Washington from the field making 23 or 54 for 42.5 per cent while the Warriors hit 31 d. 79 for 39.2 per cent. The Highlanders made 24 of 41 at the foul line for 58.5 per cent and starr Washingtoo hit 16 of 35 ror 40.5 ;l. 1 : j ~ per cent. Starr-Washingtoll won the reserve game 42...40 In a single overttme. Steve McDaniel was high for the Warriors with 12 points. Jim Dailey had nine for Soutllwestern. SOUTHWESTERN 17 34 46 70 STARR-WASHINGTQN 19366178 SOUTHWESTERN (70)- Carter, 13-4-30; Beman, 1-4-6; Walker, 7-4-18; stout, 2-S-9; Haney, 0-7-7. Totals, 23..24-70. STARR-WASHINGTON (78) Poling, 7 -4-18; Eggleton, 0-4-4; GesseUs, 8~~16; T. McDaniel, 5.0-10; Mount, 5..0-10; VermUlion, 5-1-Jl; Sinnott, 2-5-9. Totals, 31-16-78. ATHENS WINS Athens dwnped Vinton councy 57-48 Saturday night to up its cage record to 2-1. The Bulldogs, favored to win the SEOAL hardwoo;l title agaln this winter, dropped a 62..SB heartbreaker to Columbus Eastmoor in their new gym last week in their 1967oo68 season~ ener. Last Frid~Q>, Athens downed Nelsonville-York Z-0 on a forfeit, because the N~Y schools are closed following a bond levy defeat last month. ARCHER COPS ARGENTINE BUENOS AIRES (UP0George Archer of GUroy. calit, fired a final rourr:t thr~r­ par 66 Sunday to win the $4,200 first prize in the Argentine Masters golf tournament. Bob Goalby, the U.S. Masters champion, was second with 279 followt.'d by Roberto de Vicenzo of Argentina at 282. CORDERO WINS FIVE SAN JUAN, P. R (UPOAngel Cordero Jr., vytng for the national riding champlonshlp, booted horne nve winners at El Comardante race track Sunday to Increase his 1968totalto296. Denver ls not in a charitable mood when it comes to _dolrv favors for San Diego, but, if the Broncos acconwlla,~ the see. mingly impossible by knocking otf Oaklan:l ahJ Kansas City while Sid Gutman's crew wins two straight, then the Charger' have a Dec. 29 date with the Jets ln New York for the American FOQd)all League title. New York clinched the Eastern title on Thlnksgivl~ Day when Houston lost to Kansas Clt;y. The Jetsf not wantill! to feel they b&cked Into the champtonshjp, routed Miami 37-17 Sunday to make the crown more ttw.n official. Boston humbled Cincinnati 33-14 'in the BasebaD Official~ Begin Talks. SAN Talk concla"Ve. .. h'a bec:aUH ewry- be (IJP0ebeop but . ballplayen were ao el!Pen&ive todoy lhlt trodlng .... llallod maJor teague teama. '' n,..aam, who admitted he'd at baseball' 1 olftclal winter By Ualted Pre.. lnlernat1ona1 like to land "Ju.at a little more Mlloday meetings. help" lor his team ror a 1969 .. Everybody I& caudoua," Kentucky at Miami Kansu 9lale at Clnolmatl O><Plalned -ral IIWlOgOr Bob pemant push, said most ol the oohl«>lh Sl41e (Wio.) at K e n t Howsam ot the Cincinnati naas clu!)a who wad: to trade realize as the top ex:ecuthel ol they can't aftord to make a buMU bepn their weeldorc mls&oke. Morehead~.) at llavler "Becluse ()( the players lost Baldwin · • Wallace at Bowllnc in the expansion draft... HowGreen aam Sllid, 11 Nc:Jboro' has IU1Y Wheeling at John Carroll "ba.ckqt' pla,yers anymore. By Malone at 'I1rlel that, I mean nobody 'is too deep Central state at W. VL State at any position; they cllll't Urbana at Ohio Northern afford to trade off a first Tuooday stringer and count on a reserve Thanksgiving dinner pests of Indiana U. at Ohio U. to till the position. Now they Marl- at Morrta Harvey (W. Mrs. Bet:Q' Darst and 1011, Jeff, were Mr. and Mrs. Char lea White have to get back someone for V,) and daughter, Texanna, M r s. the same postUon." Earlham (Ind.) at Ohio Woaleyan Hol!dar at Alhland at Muoklngum (0) Mollie McGhee, Mrs. P e a r I Horrman, Mrs. Beulah White, and Mra. Agnes White. Joining t he WUmtngton at Centre ~ .) family during the evening were Wednesday only other AFL action. Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Bellermlne ~.)at Miami Against the Broncos, whom St. Jooeph (Pa.) at Bowling Green White and daughter, Mary Beth they trimmed 55-24 in an earlier of Dl.llbar, W. Va. and Howard Gamon at Oaylal game this year, the Chargers Wittenberg at ClQJltol (0) Weill of Pomeroy. scored the first flve times they Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudnall Heidelberg at Woooter (0) had the ball Sutxlay. have returned rrom a visit in Hiram at Adelbert The Hadl to Alworth tou"h- Ohio Northern at Bluffton Marion with relatives. down circus consisted of passes · Walah at Clarion (Pa.) Holiday weekend ~ests Mrs. covering 1, 2, 4 and 79 yards. Golda Mourning were Mr. a n d Thiel at Case Hadl threw a ntth scoring pass Wilberforce at Findlay Mrs. George W. Price and chll~ to Gary Garrison from nine Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance dnm, Pemy, Debbie, and Randy, yards out. Russ Smith ran 35 Elllottaville, Ind. The Pricetam~ Thursday yards for another San Diego Union ~ .) at xavier lly l.leo visited with Mrs. Chartalb', Dennis Partee kicked a Kent State at Arizona state les Price of LOng Bottom. Satur19-yard [leld goal and tile other Steubenville at WheelinK da>" evening Mrs. MournlnK entwo Charger points were posted Kenyon at Wilmington tertained with a ramtly dinner. Atwhen Denver quarterback Mar- Rio Grande at Georgetown (Ky.) tending besides the Price farnlly lin Briscoe was tackled in the Wilberforce at Penta Tech were Mr. and Mrs. Wliliam Nelend zone for a sarety. son, Pat, Peg, Steve and J. D. Malone at Urbana MJ.ynard Sets Mark story, Pomeroy; and Mr. a n d Frida>" Don Maynard 1et an aU•.pro UCLA at Ohio State Mrs. James Mourning, D a I e, career record for yards gained To1edo-Michi8BR at East Lan- Julie, and Michael, Columbus. on pass receptions as he led a Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mourning sing, Mich. Jets rourth-quarter rally that North Dakota at Clnclmati of Lafayette, Ind. were Saturovercame Miami's 17-14 lead. Akron at North Carolina A&T day guests of Mrs. Golda MournMaynard caught seven passes Case at Rochester Tech (tour- Ing. for 160 yards, raising his total Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore ney) to 9,332 yards as he bypassed Defiance at Alma (Mich.) (tourspent Thanksgiving in Co1umbus. the old record held by RaymorW.I A family diluter was held at the ney) Berry of the Baltimore Colts. home of Mrs. Moore's aWltS, Saturda>" Maynard hauled in three Miami at Purdue Mrs. Grace Sauvage and Mrs. touchdown passes, two trom Toledo-Michigan St. at Ann Ar- Harry Hoagland. Other guests Babe Parilli aoo another from were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest bor, Mich. Joe Namath. Parilli, who played Kent state at Utah Jones and family, Columbus; and the second hall after arrange- Bowling Green at Dayton Mrs. Stanley Jones, Pomeroy. ments were made to limit Wooster at Wittenberg (0) Mr. and Mrs. Don Lowery Namath's activil;y to the first 30 Otterbein at Deni8011 (0) and BOn, Danny, returned &.Inminutes, passed Cor three Kenyon at Baldwin-Wallace (O) day from a Thanksgiving visit in touchdowns, his first aerial Heidelberg at Oberlin (0) Poca, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. scores of the season. Namath MI. Union at Marietta (0) Edwin Stein, and at Camonsburg, connected twice, ralsing his Ohio Wesleyan at Q_tdo U. Pa. with Mrs. Lowery's mother, total to 13. Mrs~ Mincy Pollard. Malone at WlhnltiiiQn (MO) Cincinnati stumbled in its bid Musklngum at Bethany (W, Va.) Mrs. Garen stansbury accomfor a fourth victory, which Walsh at Cedarville panied her son, WilHam Stanswould have set a first year Findlay at Rio Grande bury, and wife to Hermando, record for an eJ4)anslon team. Ohio Northern at Ashland F Ia. for an lndetlnite visit. They The Bengals couldn't cope with Toronto at Youngstown the three 'I'D passes by Boston's Central State at Wilberforce Tom Sherman. including throws E. Michigan at Cleveland state of 11 and 21 yards to tight end John Carroll at Wash.~eff Jim Wha1en. Adelbert at Thiel .. Even 0, J. Simpson couldn't Case at Rochester Tedt, tourney help us right now,'' moaned Defiance at Alma, Mich., tourney Cincinnati coach Paul Brown. Marian Qnd.) at Urbana uHe'd get off an occasional long Bluffton at Goohen (Ind.) run, but you've still got to have 0 - Ohlo Conference depth." MO - Mid-Ohio Conferente WUbertorce or 1989 cial room. A couples' .PU1,7 wu ,Plamed ~ at Oaear'o In Gallipo. llo. lfuate lor dallelng will bo provided by the Bllb' Ray Ward band. A party lor the eliapter members will be held Dec. 17 at the home left Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Doolittle, Steve, Connie, and Krlsty of Berea spent Thanksgiving weekend here with her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert. They were Thanksgiving dlmer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elber(eld and son, Mike Ray. Mr. and Mrs. CarMer Reynolds, Lebanon, were Thanke,gt vlng supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser. 'Ibey visited over the holiday with t h e MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SLATER, Middleport, "ere among the Meigs Countlans "ho visited the Pomeroy Elementary School S.turday and Sund~ to view the many exhibits shown during the fifth lmual Christmas dower show by Meigs CooDb' garden clubs. 131 Entries Feature A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY! (Contlmed tr'"" Page ll nolds. ••snowbound," pieces displaylog the use of glitter, Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. Pauline Atkins and Mra. Paul Winn. "M.Y Christmas Tree," with the emphasie on evergreen, Mrs. VIctor Hysell, Mrs. Evelyn Hoi· Ion, Mn. Vernon ... Nease, and HANDCRAFTED .,....,......, .....q.,,...,..,.. Mrs. W, R. Cal110ntor. ••Christmas in the Wooda," .....1-sl lwry ~•nls conMCUH catefwa, IUIMwk'ed fOf trMIW ... ,.nchbM)I,,..., NMce pf'OIIIItlnl, showing the use of weathered or drift· wood with dried material&, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Pur ley Karr, Mrs. Pat ThomasalldMiss Rosalie story. "Ca.rdiral 011 a Garden Wall," reaturiJW' the use of red Rower&, Mrs. Fred Bllettnar, Mrs. Pur~ ley Karr, Mrs. Leota Young ard Mrs. Ruth Moore. .. To a Friend at Chriatmas," a door decol'lltlon. Mrs. P e a r 1 Mora. Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs. James Nicholaon and Mra. Gerald Minor. wlbe Old and the New," 1 de- ® BEST IN PERFORMANCE I • 22 000 votts of Pk:tuN Powtr • Cuslom '"hrma-lel" VHf FIM,Tuning.VHFfUHFSpoUile' P'Mels•~tk: "Prtn... Lock'' Orcuil• Tone Contrel V1!ARBE8T Vl!T •• TOBl!ST GET THE •' • COME, SEE OUR HOLIDAY SELECTION .... COLOR-BLACK & WHITE Mason Furniture· 773-5592 . Academy High School gym. • • • • Marshall looked like the Jim Marshall of old as he dumped ln .. .• . •• •• • • •• • • . •• '••' Grnu1ne FL[X·O ·GLASS •s the ont, piMflt w•ndow mater•flthat cames 1 2 yeo~r 1uaranlee . The name flEX·O ·GLASS •s prmted on tile edat fot ,oor protecMn . .,., M11 r4vo•rs ;. L.... ~.- G.,.r.r, .... ••,. i ..... "'"r ,.MMrl illlltllllc& SIIIH ltl4 17 goals am three free throws to lead all scorers (or the ev&nlng, Back after a two year stirt in the Marines, MarahalJ got only four poirts last Tuesday night against Berea, his first game since the 1965-66 season. Big Bob Mabry sank 14 iOf]s and made nve free throw& '(or runnerup honors in scoring. Mabry had 36 rebouMs of Rio Grande's 55 reboun:ts. Urbana had 50 rebounds with Terry And- •• Tex. A&! 20 No. 81. S. D. 0 Arb. 81. 30 Arlr.ona 7 Fla. A&M 30 Tex. So. 7 San DleKO !l. 30 Utah 81. 19 Cout Guard 40 PMC 14 ~ MASON, W. VA. • Gruesers and other relatives. ' ~ i ~ J ,' i /_"'Lew a, ~~ene. Ial Hospital, Mmda.r, 7:30p.m., conterenee room al hospital. RACINE CHAPTER 134, Order ot tlle Easten .!Jar, B p.m. Moodo>" nilht. Mumle Temple; lnotallatlcm of olfleora, Manno Phlloan, wortby elect, Boo Pldl11011, wortbypatrmale<t. SALEM CJ!:NTER PTA. Moft.. day, 7:30p.m. Procram riven by chilclreri Of all gradel. Ebtrsbach H•aw•, ll'iin St. P'omlfliJ PICKENS Mr. and Mrs. Howard MeDon. lel, COlumbus, Ga. spent t h e Thankapvlnc "ookand here with Mr. and Mro. Albert Pettit, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jk»ward McDaniel, Sr., Welt COlumbia. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rothburn of AthMI were '11lank•elvlng KUesll ol Mr. and Mrl. Lbtder Dalno. Mrs. Homer Holter, M r s. orn OhiO Eloetrle Co.; Mra. Ruth ThlnkaKfvlng dlmer IUBIIO of Rlllle hal cultural PI'OIII'IIII· Mrs. Mabol Wolle, 260 w. Main MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F. St., wore Mr. lllld Mrs. Harry 111d A.M.. Tuelda,r. 7:30 p.m.; Sadler, Brld&eport, and Mr. and lnltallallm <ll olfteera. . .Mrl. Paul Grue..,., MIAidlaporC THE WSCS <Jl tho ~ae Dr. M. K. Fupte aad ...,, Mmhodllll Clnirch Chrlat- FraM!o, Alllonl, were &mdo.Y mao mooting Tuoodal, Doc. S, vlolt.ora <Jl Mr. and Mro. Fronk at 7:30 p.m., at home <ll Mra. , . , .... They also vlatlld Mr. u- e.......,. &1ft ond J;Unor BaUs; a 50 - Mrs. o. P. Kloln, Middle- part. POMEROY CHAPTER 188, Or· der ~ the Ealtera Star, inltallallm "' olftotrl, 7:45 Tueodal alii&, 1'01noro7 Ma-e Tom· plo. MEIGS TEMPLE, l'1lblol1 511lerl, 7:30 Tueoday DiPI at tllo .bill; eledlon ot olleerl; mtmbon ID .brillt - I N or - wl<ltoo; &ltt,bdllitp. . MIDDLEPORT LOOGi 3tl3, F, and A. IIi., 1:30 p,m •. Tuoodal, Teq>lo; ln!ll<lD@Im <ll amC.t1, 8a15; Muter ....... puiata, o;t!:.S. Die~... .l\1bO Daqlltero, · and, .auardl· .1 Jla-• -... . -.,,........ pr_,nod by Vll<kl Gloedmor and April Smith. Dinner is Given A turkey dlmer was h e I d Thanksgiving D11 at tile Cherry Ridge !arm honie of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Arltboo,y. There for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald AnthOny, Barbara and Joe, Mhl:lleport; Mr. and Mrs. David Jay Jenkins, Steve, Beth \nd David, Portetnouth, and Mr\ and Mrs. Raymond Lleving, st+:la, Mike, Jucb', &e and Jane( West Columbus, W. Va. , a1 a project wben tbe Youdt F olknnlllp met nig(rt at a.nda,fi -.t Mr. and Mra. Roy a.-den tho 11oat11 United Rutlaod were boats for a Church. dll!n,.-. po- parild· In "tile ehurdl Chrlatmu Leland !b>wdea, Mlehaal, Den- prOtp'am on Dee. 22 and ooloetald and NllllC)' Jo, PalneiYWe; . ed I play to preaent. 1t WU aliO Mr. and Mrs. Charles fl.mPdn• decided to purehaae fuur new and daughlk, ,Charla and Me-- hymnaio lor the ehllr<h. Uua, Columbul; Mt. and Mrs. SUdy John101t gave devotion1. Carroll Soowden, steve, Larry, Gsry and AMette, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Homor Parker, family Thankqlvlnc Guea.. "oro Mr. and Mri. The , _ dlaeuoaod tondlng ...,.. - -. ' The planets Mercury, Pluto, and Venus have no sateJUtes. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, Debbie and Michael, Rutla'ndj and Mr. and Mra. Jamea Carpeater and Jay, Columb.ls. The Leland Snowden and Charles Simpkins families remained for the weekend. The amazing hearing aid that filters out loud, painful. sudden noise . . . Sudden blasts of noise con be uncomfort. obi e. Especially if your hearing aid doesn't shut them out quickly . Th~ new Zenith Moderator eliminates this painful discomfort. And it gives you this pro. ll'!clion outomatically. Ask us for o free demonstration . We think we can save you discomfort. Come To Mary June's For Your Holiday Hi&h Stylin1 o_,.,. Mon. Thru S.t. T-•· l!'¥enlng ly . lt.,.lnt-.ttt MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP VERE SMITH AUDIO-VISUALS, U4C. Athon•, Ohio 45701 16 W, Union St. C. II Collect 593-7701 Willlo"' S. Oil••~· Me•••. H•arlng A.ld D•pt. Phon• 992-3667 Mlddl•porl asked to HARVEST TIME SLI(. BACON 39~ lb. DAVID DAVIES WlEN ERS •••••••••••••~!:.a9e be present. -------------, lV...tHE I I BB..41'i8 I SHOE~ I I FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE SHOE BOX WHERE SHOES ARE SEHSIBLII'RICED L------------MIODLI!POII:T. O. 71b MARGARINE R0~~1tOT ••••••••••••••• • • 1•00 SCOTFARM can 9~ BISCUITS................................ . HOLSU B REA D......·4::~~s1.0 0 SCOT LAD 4 'No.2\21 00 PE CH Es•••• ••••••••••• • ••• •• can$ • Royal Crown Cola .., -clau.- $12.88 ,, ,,- :w . !"' ·' ., . ' '.(; ......, ~. ,_..._.. 16 oz. bottles ALL ............ DtliPtfal IIIII DROP·LLU' ..,. u.. ... ...,..,.,. ..0.:..,~ -.s2u5 .. -·-••3 - $11.88 SPECIAL SAVING Your Choice $19.95 NEW FRESH STOCK CA 'D Y Orante Sllces ____IL19e Choc. Drops _____ l~ 29e YaniiiGJudte-- 7 1!!:. 29~ s12.88 ee. 69~ PEAS 10 ~!. 1.00 SPAGHETTI 10e JACK'O LANTERN SHOWBOAT can Facial Tissues ~···16e CAMELLIA Coffee & Creamer f.;·· 1se BORDEN'S COMBO QIMICitlp AU gen-uine Hard Northern-GrO'UJ'n SOLID MAPLE ~ llairiltUr• ltavo Parnl1 ~. ~. .p:itld ,, - · .OPEN TliHIGHT UNTil.' ·I,, - 1/allod ' ..... lot· .a . . ) Dally 9 ,, Feth!.ml-FOot{ Stomp. . 992·3480' .. Brld&vll Goble, i ! r - - . Goorp Hawley, FAIIllll a._ Bllb Full!, Mar)' Br......,., n.. vid Krawaci)'JI, Tom C111111, Mary Al1ll - · .. Gt.., _ !praguo, su ... - · · aod ~ Slovill. Methodist Church. All those planto sing with the choir are uo. ---. ...'.f.ll· . ,.. potludl , "lbe eulb.tral program on perIIOIIallly and relationships na of l'rellarln8 Chrlotmaolooclbu- Mr. and lira. Jodi Slavill, keta tor lhut-ina n1 . _ on 10101'1, """ 111111 tho youth. ning Accent Tables 110!1 • Icy Ualted Churell of Cbrllll. Thanksgiving Day Rehearsal for the Christmas cantata to be presented by a community choir under the directim of Mrs. Allee Nease, will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy U n i t e d Roy Holter and daughter, Jon. Siltna 1'111 SOror!V, 8:15 p.m. tn-Ja" and allier, Mr. and Mrs. W.VA. bozur oehedulod Saturdoy !ram 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Trill- the hishest amount of sales. Refrelbments were aerved by DUIna Byer and Dorta Ewing. Rehearsal Called by Tuooday • Columbua and - . Carl AUihbaiJih. lllo . nam. ~- Family Dinner ~ Youth to Give Food &skets were Mrs. Lena McKinley, Mra. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Beulah White, and Mrs. Iva TUrner . lee, returned9JndayfromaweekTUESlAY ond visit In Chathen Va. wlllt OIUO ETA PfU Chapter, Beta Mrs. Homer HoJ.ter;s brother- au liiYIIod; llnaor, Mlddl_.t, and- ........ were drawn for a glft exclwl&&. Membero contributed toward a D for a aerrieeman in VIetThe ways aud mean• eom.mlttee dlaeuaaod the Chrlllmal FollowtDg the buainess meetinc a tupperware parcy was held. AprU Smith won the prize for "Today'a standard• of Worlhip" was the topic <Jl the Rev. Charles Simona who preaented devotioo.s at Fric!Q night's meeting ol the Middleport Women's Christian TernperanceUnlonFrlday nlgbt at the Firat Baptlat Church. The minister read acrtpture from Roman& 12, Uld had pra,yer. Mrs. Bett.Y Cline presided at the meeting. Reported UJ were Miss Margaret Sauer and M r a. Bertha Archer. Members algned a card for Mrs. Archer who resides In Columbus with her daUihter. n was announced that the December meeting wiD be at the MiddlepOrt Church of Chrill. A dessert course was serv~ ed by Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Mra. Genevieve Saxton, Mrs. Jaabelle Winebrenner, and Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin. Others attendlns - "Just between . Is..." us g1r '!! Snowdens Hos(; " EXECUTIVE BOARD, Worn· en's Auxiliary, Veterans Memor- Move~ to FLAMELESS electric ciQthes dnrlnc .. .,• .,. .... ........ 011 fill IMI •lAIII 1,&f1UACffOfif aWAIANJtn In lite specimens in the class, .. The Twelve Days of Chrisunas," were :Mrs. Pearl Mora, nrst, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, second, and Mrs. Geneva Nolan, third and fourth. \ Fo-: displays of dowering house plants, Mrs. Gerald Minor took the blue ribbon; Mrs. Ruth Moore pl1ced secom, a~ Donna Wil· ltamson, third. For Collage house plants ex~ hibited in the "Christmas Is a State of Mtn:l" category, the rll>bon winners were Miss L y d i a Ebersbach, Mrs. Robert Lewis am Mrs. Gerald Minor. Mrs. Nolan took the blue ril>bon for her Chrisbnas corsage. other winners in the category were Mn. Robert Lewis, aecoOO, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, third, and Mrs. Allee Thompson, fourth. Winning in the gift wrap class, first to fourth, respectively, were Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Aldrea Well and Mrs. Ruby Baer. Ninety - sJx books and magazines were included in a spedal educational di&l)lay. The aower ahow Christmas tre-e decorated wllh homemade ornaments an:l strings ofpopcorn and cranberries was prepared by the WUdwoodJuniorGardenCiub. The Windirw TraU Junior Garden Club made the doorway decoration and sign Charles Conger, Sam Ter· :zoppolous an:l Gary Boggess assisted the show chalnnan in moving display materials to the auditorium. welcome. N/9 OWER COMPAN[ •~ 1 TWO INVITATIONAL TWO CLASSES Included in the lnvitatloral artistic arrangements categories were Mrs. Ruby Hysell, first, Mrs. John Kincaid, secorll, Mrs. WUma . Terrell, third, ll1d Mrs. E. C. Payne, third ln "Christmas SOng," ard Mrs. Allee Tbompson, ftrst through fourth, respectively in the "Christmaa Memoriea" class, one of the Cavortte arrangements. In the junior division or artis. Uc arrangemente, the winners were Brerlla Bolin, first, and ·carol Lewis, secolll, in "'My Kitten," alii Mlas Bolin, first, secord, and Lee Ann 11Ase, third, ln tile 11 Thh is the Night" class featuring a Cbrlst- MONDAY RIVERVIEW PTA will meet Winding TraU Club. Taking ribbons for evergreen Mondar ovllllng, Doe. 2, at 7:30 at the ocbool. The prOKJ'am will conollll <Jl slides doplei!Dg the Chrlotmaa Stoq aeeompaaled by Chrllllnwa Carols. Everyone II knows a bargain when she sees one : '"I compared prices on both kinds of dryers with the same features and saved about $37 on the electric model. The salesman told me average operating costs are about $1 a month so I'm getting the lirst 3 years of operation for nothing:• Flameless electric dryers oHer more lor less money, with absolutely no combustion dirt, fumes or '"hot spots•• to yellow or harm delicate fabrici:"See the newest models at your appliance dealers. •' ••'' ' •' ••~ . of eveJ'II'een specimen cltegocyentttled "Christmas Eve" went to Romt. Nease. Mrs. Pool gave blue ri!DJn awards to the ther· apy dlsploys or throe special education classes sponsored by the Rutlancl Frienily Gardeners, the Chester Garden Club and the ••• you can get up to three years clothes drying for nothing! Mrs. Martha Dervin of Canton, Ohin ' ' ••' New Yean, '4ra. Judy Titus, M r s. Dorothy Morris, Mrs. M. J. Fry, and Mrs. Jobn Kincaid. "'Ice Skating," arrangements &howlng motion, Mrs. Robert Lewl1, Mrs. WUIIll Terrell, Mrs. Ruth Moore, lnd Mrs. Ger&.ld WUdormuth. UI mission. COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS By United Press lntematimal Army 21 Navy 14 8os. Col 40 1loly Cross 20 Fla. 14 Miami, Fla. 10 Ga. 47 Ga. Tech 8 Tom. 10 Vanderbilt 7 Alabama 24 Auburn 16 Oklahoma 41 Oklahoma 81. 7 Baylor 16 Rlee 7 So. Cal. 21 Notre Dame 21, Ue Call!. 17 Ha"all 12 lnterpretaUve A!Vtoui' ilbll6il ailtNs HERMAN GRATE erson's 15 rebounds being high. cent. IUO GRANDE(IOI)- Marshall Anderson paced Urbana with 21 points. steve Stewart had 18.. 17a3-37; Jordan 3-2-8; Mabry 14Ted Kermit tossed in 14. Jlm ~3; Baker 2-0-4; Harris 2-1-5; Earweather had 12. Mark Todd Wilson 3-0-6; and Bentley 3-2-8. accounted for 11 points and har- TOTALS 44-13-101. URBANA (103) - Mlaeher 3old HoweofJacksonhad10points. Urbana j.....,d oil to an early 2-8; Kermit 7-0-14; AMerson 9lead over the Redrnen and held 3-21; Stewart 7418; Howe 4-2a 17 point advantage with seven 10; Puckett 5-1-11; Earweather minutes left in the first half. Rio 4-4-12. TOTALS 41-21·103. Grande trailed 51-49 at interRio Gra:nde wert into 1 58-64 lead with 17:40 left in the second. haiL Then Urbana etqlloyed a half-court press to take Oller 77~ 71. Late in the contest, the Redmen traUed by six:oreigbtpointa. Mabry's basket with seconds to go was Rio Grande's last scoring effort as a late rally tell short and Urt.na took the contest 103101. The Redmenattempted 78 shota Cram the tleld and made 44 for 56. f per cent. At the line the Redo men made 13 of 26 for an even so per cent. Urbana hit 41 of 70 (or 58.5 per cert and connected on 21 or 30 at the line tor 70 per sign dlnirw table, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Rose Reynolde, Mrs. Ruth Moore and Mrs. Pearl Rey~ •• • •• ~een ()b.. With WCTU De eat Redmen Despite a 37~int effort by Jim Marshall, G-2 sophomore, aOO 33 points by 6-Slh junior Bob Mabry, Urbana College eked out a 103-101 win over Rio Grao:le College Saturday night at Urbana. It was the second lou in as mi.."J starts Cor the Redmen of Coach Art Lanham who are idle 1mtU Thursday night when they plly Georgetown College at Georgetown, K)'. Then next Salourda.y afternoon Rio Grande hosts Findlay College in the anrual Homecoming game in Gallta Mrs. Is on Worship • .. ot Postoral Topic For Family Dinner Waid Leonard, Columbus. so- Doe. Neutzlings Hosts InCant daughter, JUI Elizabeth, South Point, and Mr. and Mrs. plana • o r o SOulltorn Ohio Eloetrlc Co. The result: Asking prices so high that would-be buyers are balklftK, Prime examples: outftelder Riehle Allen. the Philldelphla Phlllles' slugging child, and Atlanta catcher Joe Torre, a home rwt belter plagued by injuries the lasttwoseasons. U you were the New York Mets, would you give Atlanta ")U]...st.r catcher Jerry Grote plus either 19-game winner Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling entertained ThanksKfvlng night with a dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Burt of Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Man1n Burt, Je11, hOme from Bowling Green Unlver1U;y, Randall, Melanie, and David, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs, Maralyn and Caralyn Tracy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Heater and party made recently b7 the Ohio Ela 1'111 Chapter <Jl Bolo Sl8ma 1'111 Sorority at the Col.~a a n d - DeDiacJn r,r..:::.-;:;:.:·>!·!•!•!•!...o!~!!'~>:·:::·:·:·:·: ·:..;o-::-: ·~·!· !·:·:;, Holiday Plans Completed Jerry Koo.sman or body lost so many pla)lers in winner Tom Seaver for Torre? olllclol put IL the reeent upanaton to 21 FRANCISCO 1110> It you said "No," you'n thlnklrw: Jlke the Mets. "We'd Uke to have ~ 16-pme but. .. " is the w.,y a Meta' ,. �., 45 .• The Dai11 Sentinel, Pcmeroy·Mkldleport. o,, Mon:ll.y, December 2, lHS ... NJDAT A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring .Top Grade Results WANT AD INfORMATION DEADLINE!. 5 •·•· Dty 8of•• P""llutlo" Mondoy DacuiiiM 9 t . ltl. Co..colloHollt & Corr~tlont Will lloo occo,..-1 ulltll t ' ·"'· fot' Do., ef PuhH£-'i'" ltEGULUIONS n,. Puhllther rotorna tho r!gM to edit 01' rtitct ony odt .Homed ob· t-ctiol'lablo. Til. r.ubl-ithor "':U I n• :- t_ l:io rotpontiblo or htcDITIKI lnurtion, .. moro thgn o,.. RUES f.,. 5 lftllf ' A.tl S.r• i n Mini_. C .... p ..... ;.,,..,,..... ,__.;..... Cll' QUALITY Pomeroy 75c COftiiCU· II contt pet WOI'.I tit co,.toc\lfl"' Motor Co. 111-tt-lfc POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ........... "' and· up. Stud -.~co m1 groomtna. Pt.e taiMI. 11 I Ill! " $1995 66 CH EVELLE .................. -..... SS 396 H.T . Coupe. Local owner ~or.,~ on _the flO?'• good wide oval W.W . t i res ,_ red v1nyl mtenor, whtte finish radio & heater. Try 1t for performance. . . tlltloMI wl;tl'd 2c . &UNO ADS Atltlltlo""'l 25c Cha••• ,... Ad ... or. Malibu Conv . VB engine, P .G . transmission, new ws·w tires, green exterior with white nylon top, green with vinyl trim For Sale AQIJARIUMS, Olrlllmas 1811, I, 10, 15, canon. see our complete One of eJOIIc fllb and Pomeroy.Motor Co. oupplles. ea1lllcaleo available. Tbe llouoe of WD11011, first road loll below Plouaot Point Ralorl Opeft t to t '1\Jeaday, Thurlday and 'OPEN EVES. 8:00 I'.M. · POMEitOY. OHIO OP:.FICE HOURS RETIRING DEC 31, 1968. WIU buy metals until above day and roots. No fur or hides wanted. Bill Bailey, RA!edsville, Ohio. 11-24-lotc WILL DO oewlng at ilome ziopers . pockets. pegging. hemming, alterations. etc. Mrs _ F'redrlie Thabet. Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc VACANCY lor two elderly people. Prefer private paid patients. Phone Mason, 773-5115. !~tic THERE WILL be a gun shoot SUnday. Dec. I. beg!Ming at n0011 at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone is wElcome. 11-2tHitc Ken Derrington, Ravenswood, Second Baptist Church 11-27-81c lnstrvdion D111VER8 NEEDED r.EMJ-DRIVERS, local and over-llle-road. EJ:porlonce helpful bUt not neceaary. We will train you. You can 111111 ...$U5 per hour. For app!Dtlon IIIII Jnllrvlew write N• lion-Wide Sefety - , East 4th Stnot. 'l'rllllporllll Bide-. Clnem• ·;. Ohio, or Pllone 511-111· D-. sm. ~Ua. For Rent Help Wanted --- Employmen: Wanted CARPENTRY. painting, plumbIng, ele-ctrical work. Phone Cheshire 367-7652. 11-24-121p THREE BEDROOM ranch otyle home In Syracull!. Hardwood Doors, stonn doors and earport. Economical gu heal. Close to . . - 8l1d churehel. Phone llft-2154. 11-22-12tp AKC Puppies, Scollles, O>cbrs, Poodle!. Westies and Scbnalll- era, Barkaroo Kl'a., CoolviUe, Oblo, Pllone 11117-31154. 11-111-!0tc FROM WALL to wall, no soli at all, on CBr1Jels cleaned with ForW. Blue Lustre. Rent electric 1969 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. ohampooer Baker P'llmlFreigbt damaged. Paint IICI'III~11-:lrMitc ch"l. Hu 5-yr. wrlllell warranty. Makes buttonbolel, srors BEFORE your eyes, '"' blind bern dresses, o...- cut your new carpet, remove seams, and makes fancy Bit~ them will! Blue Lustre. Rent ches without atiachm<lllo. electric sbampooer 'nny's Full sale price f311.1111. Call Bargalnland. 11-:lrMitc 992-2836. 11--.: '1. PAPER SALE Chrittmn Cardt._...99c b•. Typ•writer Paper.... 2Sc ea . 3 for SOc 2- T Dne Frame Picturu .................. ea. 79c Ing. air conditioned. Good condillon. Phone M81011 7'13-1771. 11-31-lk RASE Guitar. Like new, utod very little, dual pickup~, wUI take any reasonable oiler, al10 regular 6 string with triple pictupl. Phone 941-:MSS. 11-11-81< --- 108 W. Moln Take over paymento of $UII per month or balance •ul. Call !IIIZ-SZII. IIMAPLE Stereo Radio. !IIIII IoveIy maple finish with AM & lleiiiOIISirator. Reo.--- "···r. !illltJ, ·"''• ... p , ... d•• four ull ply nylon. 5.55: 77bl4 Whit• SIMwall1 < ONLY S18.95 -GUARAHI'EE~ PliONE 992·2094 '· Pull, tuoqntoecl. Built by • bit tire 111oker for , , , MOORE'S \;I:A W. MAIM POMEROY Alterations, 1lppers and pockets. Prof.ulonal rug cleaning guaranhed . Mason, West Vl1elnla &,. /2. - J... 173·5543 ••' ' • HERE (01....\E:S J . Plft..UL GI-\E1TO ! \.VHE.RE" DOES .J. PAUL ~ETTO 1</El( . ',(X) S££. HE 'S GOT IHI S HERE- TRE €"... GE-T AU.. HIS MC»JEV ? He could be conninq W•tt: out: of eve!'"4 cent we 1ve qot, but it he'6 real I~ on the level. .. Insurance Pla4 it: ~IJTOMOBILE ....,....., liMa eaneelled1 Loll! )'OUr operator'• llcmoe1 CaD 1111-21111. I II lfe IIOTICI 0.. AP,OINTMUIT Cui No.-.et .t...n ••t•to NoUCI lt.-,. De•••llll ll hereby d"a Ulal lilntbl .6llnl.,- ol Albu,, O!llo, AD .1. Obs.. hq t..ea lhLI:J" QPDIDtHI Mmin11· tr1lrb. of U.. I'.IW.t. o! .,JobD 1\Nl· . , ~. lito o! IJc:bto Tolnto lbJP, llllp COW.'.:J', Ohio. crw~ttan .... ,..._lllrld to me &M1r . clalDY wttn Mid Odllc1ar,- Wltlllll four IS-131<: .......... ~ D1ttld. WI 1-t.l.b da7 of NaH11llu HOBSTETTER REALTY .IOHN C. a.t.CON, P,.._.. IUdJe nf ukl lJ 11; 11 10~ 13 I Stc GEO. HOBSTEI'fER, Bnlrer MIDDLEPORT - 3 apartments, bathS, 1aa (Urnace, 3 car gorap near stores. •u.ooo. ~\'JiACUSE - I bedroom homo, bolb, furnace, large level lot, only $11500.00 1M .\CRE FARM - 101 ar:I'OI in cultivatioo, 2 barn~. lllo, cool and keep 40ur ey5open . ,,. F,. Estimates. . . .. · • QualltJ Concrete • Certified Streqth • Delivery • Quick Senlce • Finlshlna ., Sand &Giavel DIAL-!l!iz-3284 W*T'1il. THE REASOtl FOR 'IOU BUYII'I' IJP ALL -n!E LA1'10 AROUND HERE i' tal LOttG 'fOil _ 'BIEEtl COOP£0 UP ll't TMIS TCM'eR, ~DM - ·1 QO£GLEIN GRAVl_l - ' ar•u - MEArl IUILL'( 8EEBf:E?? - doesn't wash out, keep the eye closed with a Ught dressing and seet medical aUention. 2 hollf,- (01. ABC CLEANER .& SHIRT LAUNDRY '-••• ,opvlor •'••• uallalllo. Lhnltod nuMbt.r ot thl1 prlco. -....:.~ .. 1!- - Ollko- . . . . /1 Plu1 2.19 fod . .l Tu Pomoro.y SBU. OAU. IIIII.EN or V1R0D. TEAFORD model stereo. Beautllul wal- UIIOCIATEII -nut <OIIIOie AM & FM radio, SYRACUBE BSR automatic lloaling turntable. Make paymento of f6.3Z or poy '114.23, Sot oold Bulineu S.rvbs much hl8ber- Try II In your IIADIO & TV REPAIR and anhome. Phone MIIIOD Cit)' 7'ntennas Jnslalled. Jolin HarrlII- I.OST BIIIGlll' earpol eolon: Reotore them wltb BIDe Luiire. Jlenl eloclrlc lllhD~ GALENA, OHIO n-IWOI6 Phone - · c. c. IOHM ..... w. 12 2 3tc llaiC.LI ,........., .. C..,MII AttMI . . . . ., ... llU.UI)IIt Bacteria are plants. Each Is a alnBle cell made up of livIng matter called protoplasm. - ... IIIWIFOJU) A•••" to he¥lus Punle AlJC'I'IONnR '1. THE GALENA SHALE TILE & BRICK COMPANY HE WILL LACK ""'· Phone - - II~ lotc IF CARPBTS looll duD and OOZER. BACKHOE, lnncber dnar, remove ll!e opoll • and truclt oervi<e, oopllc they appear with Blue Lultn. tantrs, water U.., buemenll. Rent electriC ..,.,_. fl. also topoofl Hellr)' Blbr. Baker Furnllure. 1»t1c Phone . . _ or Jlopr II*, FURNISHED •• ~ Wheel Alignment omeroy Homl & PH.119~43 SPECIAL . SNOW TIRE SALE 111111 Production worker• in n_ee Brick plant. Year af'OWIII ;..... full time - da)' ablft. Good hourly ratea, plus i~w eanrlnp - paid ..cadona ai1d holld~Q-o, 20 Mlleo mrtlr of Colmnbu11 ln a nice eommunltl)' in which to lhe. Ages 18 to 60 - lPN Ia por11011 only. I BLAETTNARS 1S-t Me O'BRIEN lr alOW . REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - 2 otory lrame, I rooms. S berlroomo, bath, lull basement. garage, utility room In ba!emenl, ftl.950.110. MJDDI.EPORT - 11'1 II or Y frame. 6 roomo, 3 bedr<>oms, bath, lull basement, contra! gu heating, pld neighborhood. $l2,500.nt. POMEROY - 2 .tory frame, 6 rooms, 3 bodrooms. both, lull bo..menl. oak: IIOOT1, 1 o o d neigllllorhood, property In acellent conriiUon, '13,500.00. HENRY a.ELAND FM radio, I speaken dual 'nny'o lllrplnlaad. volume cmlrol. Take over IS-Me paym<lllo of f6 per 11101111! ... pay just f83.110. Call Mml. CORN. PboDe 1111-11·11-6tc FURNISHED apartment, 4 rooDlll and both. Marlon Reynolds, Ma100, W. Va. Phone m-6147. ' 11-ltlfe From the Llrpll Truclr or Bullcb ..r Radiator ' 'l'o Tho &nallest Hooter l;oro. U8 P'LOOR 5MO. STEREO radlo COOIO!e, 4 IJII!od lnterm!Ied changer. Dual volume control. 4 1pealo!r IMJIInd system. Lovely walnut llnlsb. Hock IIIIJIO'l, 011 Io Phone 667-3370 j\ · - ·-·-- Schawarzel Marlnt Sun.••••••••••11 to6 Real Estate For S.le W~.\ BUY OR 992-S896 . -a and fences. Free es. f5t),IIOO.OO PIONEER Travel trailer, IJII'I, SEWING Machine. 'Ibis IIIICblne equipped to zi8 .... mat. flfiiiS1VAS SPECTALI Fnle llle-olze ""'kina doll and • butlonholes, dam, "''" em bottons. all wllboul attachments. months of plano IIJ teacher of your eholce with Also hu many other featura the purchaoe of a aew Wur· Pay jost $41.17 or monlldy Hizer plaoo. Good quality payments of fl. WiU deDIDI>guitar outfit. flUS; Good oeItrale In your home call 1111lodlon of Estey dlonl orpnl, :1211. 11-tl3t.SO up; Ufellme a-TJNCLAIMED Jay away. • • leo 011 reeds. ~··· u. Garllekl Ave., Perterwbou'il, Nelco Sewing M>lchlne. Neodl no attachments. le'WI on but- W. Va. Pllone fiS-4401. 1141-8te tons. J11011081'aDII, IIDCJ 11111ches, pay $44.53 '"' lUll a month. Try II In your homo. RAY, Phone 742-1'111. 114Dt> Phone Muon City 77WMO. lt.JNtc USED SPINET plano, A·l eondillon, UaN walnut tlnfah. $48$. Wondell'a. 12111 Gllrtlelll 58 FORD MOI'OR. Ill ea1llc Ave., hdreubur,, W. Va. Inch; also JIOIII'. Pl.- . . Pllone 415-4401. 11-11-tlll: TRAILER SPACE, ready to •. IS-Ihook up. private. plenty of room for children to play. Phone · S-14-tfc MEN WANTED APARTMBNTB In Middleport. · All uUIIIld paid. Rowley & Reed, MJd. clleport. Phone 11111-2771. 1NI-Uc U·lf.l21e plenty of water. good 20-foot, self-<OOialned, carpet- ~, ~·.. ": .:.. ....... ·11 to' Sot ................ _, to 7 AKC RICGI81'ERED Dachlhund pupa, I old. Wo u I d make wonderful arrillllma:l fllfll. A!IO- - - Pile• 1!11-21411 ,.- oee at 1111 V1110 '1. STEREO RADIO, 11169 model stereo is equipped wlt!l AM & FM radio, 4-11~ automatic turntable. Tate over payments of $8.44 per mouth or pay balance due $138.114. Try II In your home. Call lin--. 11-tU!c 3. ~-~;.;;;;. REDUCE SAFE, llmp!e 1 n d fast wllil GGbeso tableta. On- I 11WrJEEK""":-OLD;;OJP;IGSii8.,-P b 011 e ly ttl cents. Nellon Drup. 117-1161. IS-t-tlc 11-p I'.OOD HAY and lllraw. Call 11-D-12tp llft-422'1. ---....,;::: ........... _., 6-9\i-18 On Dlsplar 115Soon To Anlve Jewell, llowoiJrllloll, 0. - 81WIS5. EIPEIIEIKEI Wlmr Senfce EYINRUDE 69's Ani Here IVARM Mamlng coal ro1ovo wllll lon, heato s to 4 """""• UHCI leu lllln two moatbl. GleJm 111.• Mlddleport. REAL Estate Salesman or oales FURNISHED and unfurnhlhed lady for Meigs County. experapartments. Close to ochool. Phone 9111-5434. 111-JI.Ife ience helpful but not euential. Write giving brief resume to P. 0. Boz Mil, AlbeN, Ohio. TRAILER LOTS. Bob's MobDe 11-2f-3tp Court, Syracuse, Ob!o 011 Slate Rt. 124, Phone - 1 . I.ADY TO DO houoeworl< and t-11-tle cooking. Uve ln. Phone llft5251. 0. !Iindy, over Uhorty Auto Sales Thealn!. 11·:14-tfc 1111111 FORD pickup, I cyi!Dder, like new, $1150; 1965 Ftrd Ga::ARPENTER: For lnolde W<Jrl!, lule 500, Uoor hardtop. full Phone MBBOn 773-6216 or 773power. one owner '12511; Ita 51101. 1:1-1 at< Meteor Stallon waaon. above average f6115: 11164 Men:ary NEED HELP to care lor InMarauder, !.door hardtop valid husband, middle • qed f6115. G & G Auto Saleo, Tupman or woman to Uve ln. Most pers Plalna, Ohio. Phone 1!117be clean, and no drlnkiDt!. 3700. 11-2S-ftp Phone 991-6386 for Information. l:l-161p NEW VETERANS law effective For S.le or Tracie October 23, 1111111. provides ed11111'1 PONTIAC Fireblrd, V-1 auucatl.,,at asalstllllC<! ol up to tomatic transmission. 1163 '130 monltlly tg wives and Oldsmobile convertible, V-1. widows of totally disabled ...-. power steering, power brakes; 'lice connected veterans. For 1963 Rambler station wagon, a wife to qualUy. veteran 6 cylinder, standard. Finanmust OC sufferin~ from totalcing available. Phone 1192-1547 ly disabiiJli service connectld or M-5748. 11-24-tlc disability, or if a widow. th!! veteran's death must be atWanted !ributed to service connec•o:!d causes. Contact Mr. Jobnsor. RESPONSIBLE party to aasume Vete111I15 Service Offlce, J>=. payments of $5.12 per month or pay balance due f12.30 for eroy, Ohio. 1:1-1-Jlc 11169 stereo conoole will! rad!o, 4-speed automatic changer. THE TRUSTEES of S a I e m Call 1192-21136. 11-26.etc Township wiah to Inform the reoidents of Salem Tawnsblp lbat the trustees will no lon· ANTIQUES. furniture, dhlhes, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard ger be carrying a !Ire """: ~II, 800 W. Main St., Pometract with any fire depart"'11-J$-tle ment after the present contract wilb Pomeroy Fire Department expires ., of Feb. for Rent 11, 1989. Thus, each resident l"URNISHED garll(!e apartment will be rosponslble for his oo Lincoln Hill. UIRilies paid. own lndlvldual fire contrac! Adults only. Phone llft-:lllll. with a fire department of hhl 11-29-3tc cboire. !1re departments coV<rlng 1nr this area are, FlJ!t.~ISHED TIIREE ROOM Wlll:esvllle, Rutland, PomerAPARTMENT with both, oy and N•lddleporl. The reaAdults, 212 South Flflb Ave., ,... !be township is dl!cooMiddleport. phone llft-54311. linuillg their contract II the 11-21-tlc lack of revenue In the i"fteraJ fund. ll-1-31c SEVEN ROOM apartmont In Middleport, newly cleaned and 1 WILL not be responBiblo lor completely rodecoraiad. front any debts adler than my own and back porches and entran· .. ol Nov. 29, 19111. ces. For Information call Ralph llc>le, Box 122, 192-3770. 11-17-tfc Raclne, Ohio. 1:1-1-31p FOUR ROOM lumlshed apartWE THE understcned give noment. Ail ui!Uties paid. Phone llce that our property hi post99HI'I5. 11-!Hic ed for No Hunting or Trespaaing, day or nlglrt, as of 6 ROOM apartment, close to this date. downtown Pomeroy. Call llftJobn J. Rooe, Arvll Holter, 2143 before 5 p.m. 11-1t-tlc Warren Rose, James Ander1011, Glenn Tullle, Mayfonl D. 4 ROOM FURNISHED apartHarrhl, Theodore PuUino, Hay. ment. bath and sbower. furward Bissell. Lewhl Edgell, nace heat, private parking, Albert Rosebary, Guy Rooe, out of all fiooclo, 3 blocks lrom PelT)' Carpenter, Gary R. post office. llft-593Z lrom 12 nm. 11-30-Sic p.m. to 1 p.m. 11-lttlc I m-IliA. lt-JI-10tc ARE YOU Interested in a Bible Wanted To Buy teaching Clrurch. If so trr, Bible Baptist Temple, an In- II'ILL BUY raw furs and beef hides. Carl Chevalier, Long dependent church, In the forBottom. 11-Z9-3otc mer Brown's Marine Bldg., Mlnersv!Ue, 0 . Service 7:30 p.m. Friday evening, Pastor Gift Solurday. Phone 1 :30 -'-• - to 5 :00 p ... Doily 8:30 0.~ . ~~ 12;00 . Woon ;4turd..,. Notice -· AKC Golrlm Ratrtever pupplll, U4 Alb St., MJdrllepnrt. IHI. 1-11-Uc ' ]5 ,., coni Ditco .. trt on pout oft •...lotlt paiil •ithin 10 doyt . CARD Of flotA.NKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 J., SO ..,.,..d ..,;,.;.....,.., _ Eo . Business Services rorAroES, Phoao Hl4114 a - Prollltl, PonllnrL 65 CHEVELLE .... ... ... --- .... -... -.. $1395 (lrtft , . . . . . . . . . . ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " j ] Clfl11 ,.., wD<d th... l 2 SIGNS For Sit. 1'1<1!165 Doll'l Rub II Ill The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness advises lbal you rk> not rub any speck or foreign body Into the eye. Uft the upper eyelid over the lower lid and let tears wash out the particle. II II DAILY CROSSWORD BUICK GMC Ph. 992·2143 P01111eror, Ohio > ' Complelro !Ienke N. W. COMPTON, O. D. Crill Bradl<rrol i I lfe Am coNDmoNI!IG 2l.ll:JO H. Verb ....... Ill.-"' JO.l.Oitr. 1.1:11- Jl.llalden dlopot ll.lfot BUGS BUNNY 11"LL SEA l DRIV!N1 PETUNJA SCOTI e. lions . n.~:utam ...........,......... ., t ato n.A4jlctlw T. 'l'be 11\011'1 mtpty t.Combln ~ u.n'••lood ta. PMt ot a TIIIUW Sl. Rlldi1Uon for a Cl-U8'5 w~ I I H. Con- 5.1(....... BRIDGE ~ER able 1-\ER:l tabled I fl.~ "' pll<lll 10. Kind "' loa ,.._ salllak'a o&T. JumHed tno t>Ca7boak I r 0 tUR(U I HEIJ40l0(? lHIS IS I'EI'I'ERIIiiT fli.TTV... at.npetten• with -'-"'" M.lte- fUU\' - If, MuiiiOITJ ll.llllont WANT ADS. .JI, New Yun Eve., TaiL, .. n. ' Read tham carelully, You'D flltd.~le who quit high Bchool averap$46aweekle,.than~who8nlsh. For the kind ol job you wanl;,jat ~education you need. IIIlo-. . aDlo- leitor- Ciao otUr!b ............... lrl A fO<IIIetbrHL... X fortbotwoO'o. ot.. SJoalO lOtiOn,-- fla>t fl. Pluta ... Dopado ~ 22. ClrriiDBS, Fri., Doc. - ---~- ..... 111-- ...... ······- .............. ....,. J...W.., _ _ . SI.- •lnJ ("-l••n,ew) ~tbo---ollbe. . ..., tM erode ....... dlfllw •• , _... ......, . tt.IOO.OOO A QJUhpw ... R IIJ..JaLol IIISAlL.i,L llO'l'lAL llW LWPitWl at Jlllllt ' DAILYCR~Lmn, llo. V Tl •••• WLA, VlL Rill ltWJlAS.-VQI:IjRl ..-......._,.. QJlhl 1tu Yotr'ftl a ' A BLtJJtmal; JfAN.. HOOD A lm\UOOU:: OLD Allll A IIIIORift'.-lliiiRA&I loLOlfGI'SLLOW' • • 11 ,• S~E'LL BE SO 8USY 'VAKKIN 1 WITH 1'1-lEM 5!-IE WOo-I. 1T 95 ABL.E T 1 TE~L ME: ACIW 1" 1 DRIVe:! •• 8ldllllll ettefttl 2?.Ha- m.pen Ut#c 7:M to ll:M. OpoiJ.. a.rtstmu Eve. Claled Obrlltmu. Opla WednoldaJ, ftl. . day, Saturday, 7:10 to JI:JI. Available for parlloe, IIGI>daJ, Tuelday and ,.,...., Dl&ble. 8llurday llld lllmtlaJ aftlr1IOOIII. Phone • • or ·11·17- li.Didmo li.DipbJf, V.-1 SKATE-A-WAY holldoy parllol. 111~~~\lr~~~Y~lt~. Ji'rldaJ. lloo. Doc. 14-. SIK)'Mn _..,, • oervlce. an mateo. WY 12114. Tile Fabric Shop, PomIIOY- Aulhoo lied Slnpr Sal• We '-~ lhdieaN MACIIINT!S. repair Service. • li.Kabfeu. 11. StatA.tlc tor- BUDGET PRICE furnltrn em our lblrd 11oor budlol ohop. Bater Furniture, Middleport. Olllo. 11-Uc and •' Of'n!E HIIUIIS 9:10 TO 13, 2 '1'0 I (CLOSE AT NOON.ON 'l'llll!IS.) '-' EAST Colllrr ST., POMEROY ~~e~r~pr. READY - MIX COIICI'!le dellv....S right to your project. Fast arrrl ...,.. Free IllSmateo. Phone 111-1114. aoecleln Ready - Mh: Co., Mlcldl&porl, Oblo. • ., lfe ~. 10. Kind ot ' OPTOMOIIST allon oervlce. Joclr'l Refrlleratlon, !lew Haoen. IJD-2071. 4 • Ill! SEWING ... DOWN l.l!wlun&. .......C!Mo .,_...., _ -·_.,_ ...... .. ,...... ...... ....... - -· -..... --_. - ..... .. -., ... ....... ... ...., .. -........ ......Sl..._....,. -·- -.. ...... ··~ 1. Beton buQJ or jackot O. Tunnel CARE.-UL OF THAT PE~SiRIAN~ _, I l<ttCIIrl lti.IH'f ~ MODEL AIR.PLN1E FLJeQ, WHY CWSHED HLIT'3 W.l<f. 1!1 SIJr10A£ "TRSlE 'l'liMMV- BUT ABOLIT ..., ~~: �., 45 .• The Dai11 Sentinel, Pcmeroy·Mkldleport. o,, Mon:ll.y, December 2, lHS ... NJDAT A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring .Top Grade Results WANT AD INfORMATION DEADLINE!. 5 •·•· Dty 8of•• P""llutlo" Mondoy DacuiiiM 9 t . ltl. Co..colloHollt & Corr~tlont Will lloo occo,..-1 ulltll t ' ·"'· fot' Do., ef PuhH£-'i'" ltEGULUIONS n,. Puhllther rotorna tho r!gM to edit 01' rtitct ony odt .Homed ob· t-ctiol'lablo. Til. r.ubl-ithor "':U I n• :- t_ l:io rotpontiblo or htcDITIKI lnurtion, .. moro thgn o,.. RUES f.,. 5 lftllf ' A.tl S.r• i n Mini_. C .... p ..... ;.,,..,,..... ,__.;..... Cll' QUALITY Pomeroy 75c COftiiCU· II contt pet WOI'.I tit co,.toc\lfl"' Motor Co. 111-tt-lfc POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ........... "' and· up. Stud -.~co m1 groomtna. Pt.e taiMI. 11 I Ill! " $1995 66 CH EVELLE .................. -..... SS 396 H.T . Coupe. Local owner ~or.,~ on _the flO?'• good wide oval W.W . t i res ,_ red v1nyl mtenor, whtte finish radio & heater. Try 1t for performance. . . tlltloMI wl;tl'd 2c . &UNO ADS Atltlltlo""'l 25c Cha••• ,... Ad ... or. Malibu Conv . VB engine, P .G . transmission, new ws·w tires, green exterior with white nylon top, green with vinyl trim For Sale AQIJARIUMS, Olrlllmas 1811, I, 10, 15, canon. see our complete One of eJOIIc fllb and Pomeroy.Motor Co. oupplles. ea1lllcaleo available. Tbe llouoe of WD11011, first road loll below Plouaot Point Ralorl Opeft t to t '1\Jeaday, Thurlday and 'OPEN EVES. 8:00 I'.M. · POMEitOY. OHIO OP:.FICE HOURS RETIRING DEC 31, 1968. WIU buy metals until above day and roots. No fur or hides wanted. Bill Bailey, RA!edsville, Ohio. 11-24-lotc WILL DO oewlng at ilome ziopers . pockets. pegging. hemming, alterations. etc. Mrs _ F'redrlie Thabet. Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc VACANCY lor two elderly people. Prefer private paid patients. Phone Mason, 773-5115. !~tic THERE WILL be a gun shoot SUnday. Dec. I. beg!Ming at n0011 at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone is wElcome. 11-2tHitc Ken Derrington, Ravenswood, Second Baptist Church 11-27-81c lnstrvdion D111VER8 NEEDED r.EMJ-DRIVERS, local and over-llle-road. EJ:porlonce helpful bUt not neceaary. We will train you. You can 111111 ...$U5 per hour. For app!Dtlon IIIII Jnllrvlew write N• lion-Wide Sefety - , East 4th Stnot. 'l'rllllporllll Bide-. Clnem• ·;. Ohio, or Pllone 511-111· D-. sm. ~Ua. For Rent Help Wanted --- Employmen: Wanted CARPENTRY. painting, plumbIng, ele-ctrical work. Phone Cheshire 367-7652. 11-24-121p THREE BEDROOM ranch otyle home In Syracull!. Hardwood Doors, stonn doors and earport. Economical gu heal. Close to . . - 8l1d churehel. Phone llft-2154. 11-22-12tp AKC Puppies, Scollles, O>cbrs, Poodle!. Westies and Scbnalll- era, Barkaroo Kl'a., CoolviUe, Oblo, Pllone 11117-31154. 11-111-!0tc FROM WALL to wall, no soli at all, on CBr1Jels cleaned with ForW. Blue Lustre. Rent electric 1969 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. ohampooer Baker P'llmlFreigbt damaged. Paint IICI'III~11-:lrMitc ch"l. Hu 5-yr. wrlllell warranty. Makes buttonbolel, srors BEFORE your eyes, '"' blind bern dresses, o...- cut your new carpet, remove seams, and makes fancy Bit~ them will! Blue Lustre. Rent ches without atiachm<lllo. electric sbampooer 'nny's Full sale price f311.1111. Call Bargalnland. 11-:lrMitc 992-2836. 11--.: '1. PAPER SALE Chrittmn Cardt._...99c b•. Typ•writer Paper.... 2Sc ea . 3 for SOc 2- T Dne Frame Picturu .................. ea. 79c Ing. air conditioned. Good condillon. Phone M81011 7'13-1771. 11-31-lk RASE Guitar. Like new, utod very little, dual pickup~, wUI take any reasonable oiler, al10 regular 6 string with triple pictupl. Phone 941-:MSS. 11-11-81< --- 108 W. Moln Take over paymento of $UII per month or balance •ul. Call !IIIZ-SZII. IIMAPLE Stereo Radio. !IIIII IoveIy maple finish with AM & lleiiiOIISirator. Reo.--- "···r. !illltJ, ·"''• ... p , ... d•• four ull ply nylon. 5.55: 77bl4 Whit• SIMwall1 < ONLY S18.95 -GUARAHI'EE~ PliONE 992·2094 '· Pull, tuoqntoecl. Built by • bit tire 111oker for , , , MOORE'S \;I:A W. MAIM POMEROY Alterations, 1lppers and pockets. Prof.ulonal rug cleaning guaranhed . Mason, West Vl1elnla &,. /2. - J... 173·5543 ••' ' • HERE (01....\E:S J . Plft..UL GI-\E1TO ! \.VHE.RE" DOES .J. PAUL ~ETTO 1</El( . ',(X) S££. HE 'S GOT IHI S HERE- TRE €"... GE-T AU.. HIS MC»JEV ? He could be conninq W•tt: out: of eve!'"4 cent we 1ve qot, but it he'6 real I~ on the level. .. Insurance Pla4 it: ~IJTOMOBILE ....,....., liMa eaneelled1 Loll! )'OUr operator'• llcmoe1 CaD 1111-21111. I II lfe IIOTICI 0.. AP,OINTMUIT Cui No.-.et .t...n ••t•to NoUCI lt.-,. De•••llll ll hereby d"a Ulal lilntbl .6llnl.,- ol Albu,, O!llo, AD .1. Obs.. hq t..ea lhLI:J" QPDIDtHI Mmin11· tr1lrb. of U.. I'.IW.t. o! .,JobD 1\Nl· . , ~. lito o! IJc:bto Tolnto lbJP, llllp COW.'.:J', Ohio. crw~ttan .... ,..._lllrld to me &M1r . clalDY wttn Mid Odllc1ar,- Wltlllll four IS-131<: .......... ~ D1ttld. WI 1-t.l.b da7 of NaH11llu HOBSTETTER REALTY .IOHN C. a.t.CON, P,.._.. IUdJe nf ukl lJ 11; 11 10~ 13 I Stc GEO. HOBSTEI'fER, Bnlrer MIDDLEPORT - 3 apartments, bathS, 1aa (Urnace, 3 car gorap near stores. •u.ooo. ~\'JiACUSE - I bedroom homo, bolb, furnace, large level lot, only $11500.00 1M .\CRE FARM - 101 ar:I'OI in cultivatioo, 2 barn~. lllo, cool and keep 40ur ey5open . ,,. F,. Estimates. . . .. · • QualltJ Concrete • Certified Streqth • Delivery • Quick Senlce • Finlshlna ., Sand &Giavel DIAL-!l!iz-3284 W*T'1il. THE REASOtl FOR 'IOU BUYII'I' IJP ALL -n!E LA1'10 AROUND HERE i' tal LOttG 'fOil _ 'BIEEtl COOP£0 UP ll't TMIS TCM'eR, ~DM - ·1 QO£GLEIN GRAVl_l - ' ar•u - MEArl IUILL'( 8EEBf:E?? - doesn't wash out, keep the eye closed with a Ught dressing and seet medical aUention. 2 hollf,- (01. ABC CLEANER .& SHIRT LAUNDRY '-••• ,opvlor •'••• uallalllo. Lhnltod nuMbt.r ot thl1 prlco. -....:.~ .. 1!- - Ollko- . . . . /1 Plu1 2.19 fod . .l Tu Pomoro.y SBU. OAU. IIIII.EN or V1R0D. TEAFORD model stereo. Beautllul wal- UIIOCIATEII -nut <OIIIOie AM & FM radio, SYRACUBE BSR automatic lloaling turntable. Make paymento of f6.3Z or poy '114.23, Sot oold Bulineu S.rvbs much hl8ber- Try II In your IIADIO & TV REPAIR and anhome. Phone MIIIOD Cit)' 7'ntennas Jnslalled. Jolin HarrlII- I.OST BIIIGlll' earpol eolon: Reotore them wltb BIDe Luiire. Jlenl eloclrlc lllhD~ GALENA, OHIO n-IWOI6 Phone - · c. c. IOHM ..... w. 12 2 3tc llaiC.LI ,........., .. C..,MII AttMI . . . . ., ... llU.UI)IIt Bacteria are plants. Each Is a alnBle cell made up of livIng matter called protoplasm. - ... IIIWIFOJU) A•••" to he¥lus Punle AlJC'I'IONnR '1. THE GALENA SHALE TILE & BRICK COMPANY HE WILL LACK ""'· Phone - - II~ lotc IF CARPBTS looll duD and OOZER. BACKHOE, lnncber dnar, remove ll!e opoll • and truclt oervi<e, oopllc they appear with Blue Lultn. tantrs, water U.., buemenll. Rent electriC ..,.,_. fl. also topoofl Hellr)' Blbr. Baker Furnllure. 1»t1c Phone . . _ or Jlopr II*, FURNISHED •• ~ Wheel Alignment omeroy Homl & PH.119~43 SPECIAL . SNOW TIRE SALE 111111 Production worker• in n_ee Brick plant. Year af'OWIII ;..... full time - da)' ablft. Good hourly ratea, plus i~w eanrlnp - paid ..cadona ai1d holld~Q-o, 20 Mlleo mrtlr of Colmnbu11 ln a nice eommunltl)' in which to lhe. Ages 18 to 60 - lPN Ia por11011 only. I BLAETTNARS 1S-t Me O'BRIEN lr alOW . REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - 2 otory lrame, I rooms. S berlroomo, bath, lull basement. garage, utility room In ba!emenl, ftl.950.110. MJDDI.EPORT - 11'1 II or Y frame. 6 roomo, 3 bedr<>oms, bath, lull basement, contra! gu heating, pld neighborhood. $l2,500.nt. POMEROY - 2 .tory frame, 6 rooms, 3 bodrooms. both, lull bo..menl. oak: IIOOT1, 1 o o d neigllllorhood, property In acellent conriiUon, '13,500.00. HENRY a.ELAND FM radio, I speaken dual 'nny'o lllrplnlaad. volume cmlrol. Take over IS-Me paym<lllo of f6 per 11101111! ... pay just f83.110. Call Mml. CORN. PboDe 1111-11·11-6tc FURNISHED apartment, 4 rooDlll and both. Marlon Reynolds, Ma100, W. Va. Phone m-6147. ' 11-ltlfe From the Llrpll Truclr or Bullcb ..r Radiator ' 'l'o Tho &nallest Hooter l;oro. U8 P'LOOR 5MO. STEREO radlo COOIO!e, 4 IJII!od lnterm!Ied changer. Dual volume control. 4 1pealo!r IMJIInd system. Lovely walnut llnlsb. Hock IIIIJIO'l, 011 Io Phone 667-3370 j\ · - ·-·-- Schawarzel Marlnt Sun.••••••••••11 to6 Real Estate For S.le W~.\ BUY OR 992-S896 . -a and fences. Free es. f5t),IIOO.OO PIONEER Travel trailer, IJII'I, SEWING Machine. 'Ibis IIIICblne equipped to zi8 .... mat. flfiiiS1VAS SPECTALI Fnle llle-olze ""'kina doll and • butlonholes, dam, "''" em bottons. all wllboul attachments. months of plano IIJ teacher of your eholce with Also hu many other featura the purchaoe of a aew Wur· Pay jost $41.17 or monlldy Hizer plaoo. Good quality payments of fl. WiU deDIDI>guitar outfit. flUS; Good oeItrale In your home call 1111lodlon of Estey dlonl orpnl, :1211. 11-tl3t.SO up; Ufellme a-TJNCLAIMED Jay away. • • leo 011 reeds. ~··· u. Garllekl Ave., Perterwbou'il, Nelco Sewing M>lchlne. Neodl no attachments. le'WI on but- W. Va. Pllone fiS-4401. 1141-8te tons. J11011081'aDII, IIDCJ 11111ches, pay $44.53 '"' lUll a month. Try II In your homo. RAY, Phone 742-1'111. 114Dt> Phone Muon City 77WMO. lt.JNtc USED SPINET plano, A·l eondillon, UaN walnut tlnfah. $48$. Wondell'a. 12111 Gllrtlelll 58 FORD MOI'OR. Ill ea1llc Ave., hdreubur,, W. Va. Inch; also JIOIII'. Pl.- . . Pllone 415-4401. 11-11-tlll: TRAILER SPACE, ready to •. IS-Ihook up. private. plenty of room for children to play. Phone · S-14-tfc MEN WANTED APARTMBNTB In Middleport. · All uUIIIld paid. Rowley & Reed, MJd. clleport. Phone 11111-2771. 1NI-Uc U·lf.l21e plenty of water. good 20-foot, self-<OOialned, carpet- ~, ~·.. ": .:.. ....... ·11 to' Sot ................ _, to 7 AKC RICGI81'ERED Dachlhund pupa, I old. Wo u I d make wonderful arrillllma:l fllfll. A!IO- - - Pile• 1!11-21411 ,.- oee at 1111 V1110 '1. STEREO RADIO, 11169 model stereo is equipped wlt!l AM & FM radio, 4-11~ automatic turntable. Tate over payments of $8.44 per mouth or pay balance due $138.114. Try II In your home. Call lin--. 11-tU!c 3. ~-~;.;;;;. REDUCE SAFE, llmp!e 1 n d fast wllil GGbeso tableta. On- I 11WrJEEK""":-OLD;;OJP;IGSii8.,-P b 011 e ly ttl cents. Nellon Drup. 117-1161. IS-t-tlc 11-p I'.OOD HAY and lllraw. Call 11-D-12tp llft-422'1. ---....,;::: ........... _., 6-9\i-18 On Dlsplar 115Soon To Anlve Jewell, llowoiJrllloll, 0. - 81WIS5. EIPEIIEIKEI Wlmr Senfce EYINRUDE 69's Ani Here IVARM Mamlng coal ro1ovo wllll lon, heato s to 4 """""• UHCI leu lllln two moatbl. GleJm 111.• Mlddleport. REAL Estate Salesman or oales FURNISHED and unfurnhlhed lady for Meigs County. experapartments. Close to ochool. Phone 9111-5434. 111-JI.Ife ience helpful but not euential. Write giving brief resume to P. 0. Boz Mil, AlbeN, Ohio. TRAILER LOTS. Bob's MobDe 11-2f-3tp Court, Syracuse, Ob!o 011 Slate Rt. 124, Phone - 1 . I.ADY TO DO houoeworl< and t-11-tle cooking. Uve ln. Phone llft5251. 0. !Iindy, over Uhorty Auto Sales Thealn!. 11·:14-tfc 1111111 FORD pickup, I cyi!Dder, like new, $1150; 1965 Ftrd Ga::ARPENTER: For lnolde W<Jrl!, lule 500, Uoor hardtop. full Phone MBBOn 773-6216 or 773power. one owner '12511; Ita 51101. 1:1-1 at< Meteor Stallon waaon. above average f6115: 11164 Men:ary NEED HELP to care lor InMarauder, !.door hardtop valid husband, middle • qed f6115. G & G Auto Saleo, Tupman or woman to Uve ln. Most pers Plalna, Ohio. Phone 1!117be clean, and no drlnkiDt!. 3700. 11-2S-ftp Phone 991-6386 for Information. l:l-161p NEW VETERANS law effective For S.le or Tracie October 23, 1111111. provides ed11111'1 PONTIAC Fireblrd, V-1 auucatl.,,at asalstllllC<! ol up to tomatic transmission. 1163 '130 monltlly tg wives and Oldsmobile convertible, V-1. widows of totally disabled ...-. power steering, power brakes; 'lice connected veterans. For 1963 Rambler station wagon, a wife to qualUy. veteran 6 cylinder, standard. Finanmust OC sufferin~ from totalcing available. Phone 1192-1547 ly disabiiJli service connectld or M-5748. 11-24-tlc disability, or if a widow. th!! veteran's death must be atWanted !ributed to service connec•o:!d causes. Contact Mr. Jobnsor. RESPONSIBLE party to aasume Vete111I15 Service Offlce, J>=. payments of $5.12 per month or pay balance due f12.30 for eroy, Ohio. 1:1-1-Jlc 11169 stereo conoole will! rad!o, 4-speed automatic changer. THE TRUSTEES of S a I e m Call 1192-21136. 11-26.etc Township wiah to Inform the reoidents of Salem Tawnsblp lbat the trustees will no lon· ANTIQUES. furniture, dhlhes, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard ger be carrying a !Ire """: ~II, 800 W. Main St., Pometract with any fire depart"'11-J$-tle ment after the present contract wilb Pomeroy Fire Department expires ., of Feb. for Rent 11, 1989. Thus, each resident l"URNISHED garll(!e apartment will be rosponslble for his oo Lincoln Hill. UIRilies paid. own lndlvldual fire contrac! Adults only. Phone llft-:lllll. with a fire department of hhl 11-29-3tc cboire. !1re departments coV<rlng 1nr this area are, FlJ!t.~ISHED TIIREE ROOM Wlll:esvllle, Rutland, PomerAPARTMENT with both, oy and N•lddleporl. The reaAdults, 212 South Flflb Ave., ,... !be township is dl!cooMiddleport. phone llft-54311. linuillg their contract II the 11-21-tlc lack of revenue In the i"fteraJ fund. ll-1-31c SEVEN ROOM apartmont In Middleport, newly cleaned and 1 WILL not be responBiblo lor completely rodecoraiad. front any debts adler than my own and back porches and entran· .. ol Nov. 29, 19111. ces. For Information call Ralph llc>le, Box 122, 192-3770. 11-17-tfc Raclne, Ohio. 1:1-1-31p FOUR ROOM lumlshed apartWE THE understcned give noment. Ail ui!Uties paid. Phone llce that our property hi post99HI'I5. 11-!Hic ed for No Hunting or Trespaaing, day or nlglrt, as of 6 ROOM apartment, close to this date. downtown Pomeroy. Call llftJobn J. Rooe, Arvll Holter, 2143 before 5 p.m. 11-1t-tlc Warren Rose, James Ander1011, Glenn Tullle, Mayfonl D. 4 ROOM FURNISHED apartHarrhl, Theodore PuUino, Hay. ment. bath and sbower. furward Bissell. Lewhl Edgell, nace heat, private parking, Albert Rosebary, Guy Rooe, out of all fiooclo, 3 blocks lrom PelT)' Carpenter, Gary R. post office. llft-593Z lrom 12 nm. 11-30-Sic p.m. to 1 p.m. 11-lttlc I m-IliA. lt-JI-10tc ARE YOU Interested in a Bible Wanted To Buy teaching Clrurch. If so trr, Bible Baptist Temple, an In- II'ILL BUY raw furs and beef hides. Carl Chevalier, Long dependent church, In the forBottom. 11-Z9-3otc mer Brown's Marine Bldg., Mlnersv!Ue, 0 . Service 7:30 p.m. Friday evening, Pastor Gift Solurday. Phone 1 :30 -'-• - to 5 :00 p ... Doily 8:30 0.~ . ~~ 12;00 . Woon ;4turd..,. Notice -· AKC Golrlm Ratrtever pupplll, U4 Alb St., MJdrllepnrt. IHI. 1-11-Uc ' ]5 ,., coni Ditco .. trt on pout oft •...lotlt paiil •ithin 10 doyt . CARD Of flotA.NKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 J., SO ..,.,..d ..,;,.;.....,.., _ Eo . Business Services rorAroES, Phoao Hl4114 a - Prollltl, PonllnrL 65 CHEVELLE .... ... ... --- .... -... -.. $1395 (lrtft , . . . . . . . . . . ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " j ] Clfl11 ,.., wD<d th... l 2 SIGNS For Sit. 1'1<1!165 Doll'l Rub II Ill The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness advises lbal you rk> not rub any speck or foreign body Into the eye. Uft the upper eyelid over the lower lid and let tears wash out the particle. II II DAILY CROSSWORD BUICK GMC Ph. 992·2143 P01111eror, Ohio > ' Complelro !Ienke N. W. COMPTON, O. D. Crill Bradl<rrol i I lfe Am coNDmoNI!IG 2l.ll:JO H. Verb ....... Ill.-"' JO.l.Oitr. 1.1:11- Jl.llalden dlopot ll.lfot BUGS BUNNY 11"LL SEA l DRIV!N1 PETUNJA SCOTI e. lions . n.~:utam ...........,......... ., t ato n.A4jlctlw T. 'l'be 11\011'1 mtpty t.Combln ~ u.n'••lood ta. PMt ot a TIIIUW Sl. Rlldi1Uon for a Cl-U8'5 w~ I I H. Con- 5.1(....... BRIDGE ~ER able 1-\ER:l tabled I fl.~ "' pll<lll 10. Kind "' loa ,.._ salllak'a o&T. JumHed tno t>Ca7boak I r 0 tUR(U I HEIJ40l0(? lHIS IS I'EI'I'ERIIiiT fli.TTV... at.npetten• with -'-"'" M.lte- fUU\' - If, MuiiiOITJ ll.llllont WANT ADS. .JI, New Yun Eve., TaiL, .. n. ' Read tham carelully, You'D flltd.~le who quit high Bchool averap$46aweekle,.than~who8nlsh. For the kind ol job you wanl;,jat ~education you need. IIIlo-. . aDlo- leitor- Ciao otUr!b ............... lrl A fO<IIIetbrHL... X fortbotwoO'o. ot.. SJoalO lOtiOn,-- fla>t fl. Pluta ... Dopado ~ 22. ClrriiDBS, Fri., Doc. - ---~- ..... 111-- ...... ······- .............. ....,. J...W.., _ _ . SI.- •lnJ ("-l••n,ew) ~tbo---ollbe. . ..., tM erode ....... dlfllw •• , _... ......, . tt.IOO.OOO A QJUhpw ... R IIJ..JaLol IIISAlL.i,L llO'l'lAL llW LWPitWl at Jlllllt ' DAILYCR~Lmn, llo. V Tl •••• WLA, VlL Rill ltWJlAS.-VQI:IjRl ..-......._,.. QJlhl 1tu Yotr'ftl a ' A BLtJJtmal; JfAN.. HOOD A lm\UOOU:: OLD Allll A IIIIORift'.-lliiiRA&I loLOlfGI'SLLOW' • • 11 ,• S~E'LL BE SO 8USY 'VAKKIN 1 WITH 1'1-lEM 5!-IE WOo-I. 1T 95 ABL.E T 1 TE~L ME: ACIW 1" 1 DRIVe:! •• 8ldllllll ettefttl 2?.Ha- m.pen Ut#c 7:M to ll:M. OpoiJ.. a.rtstmu Eve. Claled Obrlltmu. Opla WednoldaJ, ftl. . day, Saturday, 7:10 to JI:JI. Available for parlloe, IIGI>daJ, Tuelday and ,.,...., Dl&ble. 8llurday llld lllmtlaJ aftlr1IOOIII. Phone • • or ·11·17- li.Didmo li.DipbJf, V.-1 SKATE-A-WAY holldoy parllol. 111~~~\lr~~~Y~lt~. Ji'rldaJ. lloo. Doc. 14-. SIK)'Mn _..,, • oervlce. an mateo. WY 12114. Tile Fabric Shop, PomIIOY- Aulhoo lied Slnpr Sal• We '-~ lhdieaN MACIIINT!S. repair Service. • li.Kabfeu. 11. StatA.tlc tor- BUDGET PRICE furnltrn em our lblrd 11oor budlol ohop. Bater Furniture, Middleport. Olllo. 11-Uc and •' Of'n!E HIIUIIS 9:10 TO 13, 2 '1'0 I (CLOSE AT NOON.ON 'l'llll!IS.) '-' EAST Colllrr ST., POMEROY ~~e~r~pr. READY - MIX COIICI'!le dellv....S right to your project. Fast arrrl ...,.. Free IllSmateo. Phone 111-1114. aoecleln Ready - Mh: Co., Mlcldl&porl, Oblo. • ., lfe ~. 10. Kind ot ' OPTOMOIIST allon oervlce. Joclr'l Refrlleratlon, !lew Haoen. IJD-2071. 4 • Ill! SEWING ... DOWN l.l!wlun&. .......C!Mo .,_...., _ -·_.,_ ...... .. ,...... ...... ....... - -· -..... --_. - ..... .. -., ... ....... ... ...., .. -........ ......Sl..._....,. -·- -.. ...... ··~ 1. Beton buQJ or jackot O. Tunnel CARE.-UL OF THAT PE~SiRIAN~ _, I l<ttCIIrl lti.IH'f ~ MODEL AIR.PLN1E FLJeQ, WHY CWSHED HLIT'3 W.l<f. 1!1 SIJr10A£ "TRSlE 'l'liMMV- BUT ABOLIT ..., ~~: �- •• Admit Some Hanky Pank-'i~ \ IONIGHT TIL 9 ** INGELS HAS CHRISTMAS All WRAPPED UP FOR YOU Icy Bridge Proves Hazard The 9lale Hl&l>n.J Patrol ln- lng norill ... Rt. 7. aad Rt. $lit. ve.Upted Rve aecl.dellta Satur- ·~· mllea norill or tho Veblclol - e n by Charles B. day and lbdy lllclud!D&two, Juot Golllo-llolp line. Yoat, 25, Rt. 1 Vinton, &Del Da20 . . - . apart, lnYolvllll! .... Mra. Alex.~ader, aCClOI"dd,nn to vid R, now.IDI, 36, Rt. l Biddriv"' ~ • Gallfpollo woman In lllo JOinll, loot - . I em lte '"' well, collided head41 on a hill Melga C'.oUnt3'. • brklp. Her cor hll lllo rl8hl ereat. Both ears were heeVII¥ At 9:311 a.m. &lnday, Kalh1')'ll aide ·or tho bridge. !lie loft tho clo!IJ!&Od, Dobbllla, bll wUo, NanE. Alexander, 70, ot 237 S&c:- scene, leavllll! her car parkoo cy Dobbllla, 33, and 8cDIIo Dobond Ave., GalllpoU.a, na drfv. .., 11to berm or the biiiiWIY. bins, 15, were treated at lfolzer TWeot;r minutes laW., Jolm Medical ~ aad rolNIOd. H. Clougb, 28 1 Plttaburgb, Pa., 1'lio polrol cltod Dobbllll lo V~noy c111110 aloag, aloo lost OGIIIrOI GoiiiDolia !lunlclpol Court llo.c. ot his car oo tbe lee - covered 6 .., • d1arp or flliiD'o to :rlold brldp, oklddlng Into lho A!Ol<- half or lito 1'084Way. Winifred M. GreWoo, f6, Rt. ander ear. Tbere waa minor damage to both ears. No one was 1 Vlntal, aul!voo a ..,.llblo Services are announced f o r ehest lr\jury In an accident at InJured In ollher accldonl. Eileen Vonoy, 51, wllo died &mThne ,PeriJOI'II had ndnor In- 2:35 ,p.m. Slmday 01'1 Rt. 160, da,y at her residence In Colum- Juries Ill • two car oolllaloo Ill two mil.. nort11 of R~ 554. !lie bus. 91e was a member rA the 12:46 p.m. Salur<la.Y em Ward Rd., was X-1'~ and treated at HolMt. Zioo Church of Chrlll. sb:-tentha of a mUe north ol ler Medical Center and releas&trvlvors ioclude her parents, ed. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell, Mra. ·Grooaloo, occordlllg toJ111RD, Pomero.yi three children, Irol, _.-enlly roll aaleop, her Ed and Robert, of l'l>meroy, and car going orr the loll side ol tho George WllJiam, ColumOO.a;a sishil!hWOf Into a clltd>. '!be vehicle ter, Marguerite Boyce, Columstruck and broke ott a teleJibone bus; five brothers, Carl Russell, Funeral services tor WWiam ,pole. There was heavy damage Columbus; Jed, in Oregon; Wil- Frank Grant, 66, Main st., Rut- to the car. No charp was flied. liam and Robert, Pomeroy, and lam. who died une:xpectedly satA do!! was filr11c:k and ldlloo at Earl, in Kentucky, ar.d11vegr&Dd- urday at his residence. will be 8:40 p.m. Salur<la,y on Rl. 7, hold Tuesday at 2 p, m. 11 tho four-tenths of a mile north of the chlldren. Friends may call at the Scboe- Martin Funeral Home with the Addlaon-BuJavtlle Rd. Offtcen dinger Funeral Home in Colum- Rev. Chester Lemley otftcla~ said tbo animal ran Into tho path bus today and Tuosday. '!be body Burial will be in Miles Cemetery. of a car driven by Denzel E. Bogwill be brooght to the EWing He was a retired coal miner geaa, 25, Rt. 2 Racine. There was Funeral Home Wednesday wbere arrJ had spent all of hts life in minor damage to the car. friends may call after noon. Meigs Count>. A deer was killed ln an acServices will be held ThursSurrivon include a son, Wil- cident at 1:40 a.m. Monday oo. day at 3 p.m. at the Ewing ChaP- liun Frank Grant, Jr., Cantoni Rt. 35, six-tenths of a mile east el with the Rev. WendeU Stut- a sister, Edltll Luckadoo, Athens; of tho junction of Rt. 160. Tho aniler otrlciating. Burial will be In am two brothers, Wallace of To- mal ran into the path of a car the Wells Cemetery at Downing- ledo, and Edward. Friends may driven by JaCk D, Bonds, 30._ call at the flmeral heme anytime. Woocl>urn, Ind. ton. Eileen Dies Sunday William Grant Dies Saturday Oaude Ashley Dies Saturday HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, First Ave. - Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. ONLY A FOOT HIGH ... FITS IN ANYWHERE! ZENITH COMPACT 12" PORTABLE TV Diag. 74 sq . in . p•ctu•e The IEtiCElEY " ZU8S Cornpacl molded mu lti-c:olor cabinel in cnsp, clean recta nsular lines. ~culptured 99 95 Deluxe Video Ro~nge Tuning SV$tem . Monopole A.ntenna. Choice of excitins co lors. A.nd, il's handcrafted. • William A cailicoat, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Gregory D. Northup, Gal~ Upolis Ferry; Mrs. Charles W. Jones. Pt. Pleasant; Robert F. ADMriSIONS Oliver, Mason; Clarence D. Mrs. Charte$'1::. Gatewood, 848 Clonch, Herderson; Mrs. Chester Se('ond Ave.;Mrs. Allen B. strai~ Temant, Mason; Mrs. Dennis E. 1802 Eastern Ave.; Timothy S. McKiMey, Pomeroy; Mrs. StanPatrie, Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Den- ley H. Doss, Middleport; Mrs. nis P. Martin, Mercerville Star Th011111s U. -stewart, Rutland; Rt.l Mrs. Charles W. Stapleton. Mrs. Present A. Cross, Radne; Rt. 1 Ewington; Mrs. Merrill E. Mrs. Robert R Kearns, ProcBrown, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. torville; Paul E. Vltitoe, Rt. 3, Lizzie HoweU, Rt. 2Vinton; Mra.. lront011; Mrs. Sonny Weaver, Jackson; Deanne S. Archer,Jackson; Mrs. Florence Hill, Athens; Mrs. George W. Sexton, Rt. 1 Wellston; Mrs. Clyde D. Maule, Rt. 3 Ironton; Mrs. Willie L. Wlneka, Rt. 3 South Point; Mrs. Linzey A. Locke, 66, Rt. 1, Bertie Coleman, RL 2 Oak Hill; Lewisbu['g, died Saturday in the Eth.an W. Scurlock, Jackson. mRms Good samaritan Hospital after a Mrs. Bruce Webb. Wellston. brier illness. He was born in 12:15 p. m.. Salllrday; daughter, Hocking County but was a fo~ Mrs. Michael R. McManaw&l', e[' residert of Pomeroy. ne had been living in the Lewisbu['ga['ea Wellston, daugtlter, 2:03 p. m. about 10 yea['s, and was a mem- Saturday; Mrs. Dennis E. M;cber of lledman Lodge 174, Ath- Kinney, Pomeroy, daughter, 3 p. m. Saturday; Mrs. Charles E. ens. Survivors inchde his wife, Gatewood, 848 Secoo:l Ave., Freda; three daughters, M r s. daughter, 1:14 L m. SundaJ; Mrs. Helen Atkins, Lorxlon; Mrs. Lincla Stanley fl Doss, Middleport, son, Dingeldein. Statdard, Wise., and 9:08 a. m. SU!ldly; Mrs. Charles Mrs. Rose White. Dayton, Tenn.; W, stapleton, Rt.lEwillBtOn,son, two sons, Raymond E. Rupe. Sa~ 5:45 p,. m. Sunday. DISCHARGES ston, Va,, and Max Locke, RL 1, walter S. Boggs, Arthur C. Eden. aoo 13 grandchildren. Brooks, Jacob C. Chevalier, AlFuneral services will be held fred F. Dalley, Daniel S. Davis, Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Rogers and Gilbert Funeral Home, DWl- Ansel Donaldsoo., Michael G. Ebkel Chapel, Brooksville. Grave- lin, Mrs. Junes R. Ferguson, side rites will beheld Wednesday Mrs. Clinton E. Johnson. Sblrlee at 1 p. rn. at the Beech Grove J, Nelgler, Joe B. Pastor, Amll Towler, Mrs. Earl caldwell and Cemetery here. Frierklo; may call at the funeral Infant son, Mrs. lloiM!rt E. Fruth home from 3 to 5 arxl 1 to 9 p.m. am Infant son, Mrs. John E. McNerlin and infant son, Mrs. WUtoday. Uam F.. Morris and i.nfali: son, Mrs. Ernest L. Russell m1 infant daughter, Mrs. Melvin MARRIAGE APPLICATION Roge[' Therlow Manuel, 19, Rt. Boggs, Richard A. Hudson, Mrs. 2, Racine, laborer, and Edith Carl E.Smllh, Poul W. Toylor, · Elizabeth Roush., 18, Rt. 2, Ra- Paul E. Vititoe. cine. MEETING CHANGED The Syracuse Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Dec. YDUA . . IT AIIUitAIIOI II 19 instead of Dec.18as wuprevioosb planned, to sack candy (or Santa Claus to give as treats to children on Dec. 22. The mee~ ing will begin at 9:30 L m. at the regullr meeting place. Each member is to briJW a sackhmch. Linzey Locke Dies Saturday ZENITH CIRCLE OF SOUND MODULAR STEREO The TW:OUIADOR • ZSIJI Fe~olurln1 fMIAMIStereo FM ltJdio Handsome three-piece modular C1rcle of Sound un it with m'tch•na cylindrically-shaped speaker units that can be placed up to 10 feet away from main ubinet. St'!'reo Preci sion re cord chilnger. lOOW;r,mPeakMu~ic Power M1cro-Touch• .\sLow As 2G Tone Arm . hdusivt' New S:..ss Conlro l. 199.95 §>$*' ~ FOR THE BEST IN TIME AND SOUND GET THE RIGHT BUY •. • The EMPIIESS • Z2'5 Out~ t,mdm g buy tn a fui i ·IN!ured Zentt h q u ~llty ~ulid -st~te ..t,M clo ck rildm. Tnurh 'n Snoo2e• cnnl rol ~1uner <~ l arm , ~lf"f'Jl ~ w•tch : lum•nou ~ dock h~n ds . Rad10 feature~ inclu de · budt ·tn MDGS THEATRE W;~vemagnetllll ~nte rm., , 19.95 •utOmoi!l t gam control. Your dlOi ce of White color or Bei11e color . BEST YEAR YET TO GET THE BEST Member Middleport Gift·A-Rama INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 What Would Happen If A Fire Desboyed Yo11 Home? Could you offord to buy a new home or rebuild your home? You probably have .. fire and extended cover· age" in-surance with your mortgage, but is this en• ough? This insuronu might only pay off the mortgage. See us for ad· vice. .......... 114 Clurt Sf. .. II U., TONIGHT AND TVE&lAY I)EC. 2 & 3 THE ODD COUPLE (Technicolor) Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau COLORCARTOONS: Much A-do about Nuttln' MallY Hoppy Returno WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY DEC.4-5 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESD1Y DEC. 6 • 10 · ww~om c..u.·o ROSEMARY'S BABY Mrs. Harry CJ)orolhy) McGui!ID, Middleport, and Mra. WUllom (Bett.y Lou) Snow, 1bule; a lister, Mrs. Carloa Mae ~ch, Athens; one brother, Wilbur, Middleport, and olx grand<hildr..., Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Raullln Moyer ofticlatlng. Burial will be Ill Gravel Hlll cemetery at Cheshire. Friends ma,y call at the funeral home anytime. Mia Farrow, John Cassavetea COLORCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby '-ltoL Violence (Conilm* lrml Poge I) condoned. Dale)', who reacted to public rur~er the violence with prals the behavior of his oftlc , called the lact-flldlng report 10an excellert stucb'" but criticized its summary u mlsloodlrw. Sllould Reoclll All '"The report must be rud in its enUret;y," the mayor said in a statement read to newsmen. He lert without an~werlrw questions, and ignored queries on his opinion ol tile ..police ricX:'' phrase used In the report's summary. Abbie Ho!fman, 1 Y lpple leader who participated in the dem0118trati0ns. praised the commhalon investigators .. For Rnaizy seeing tlle same reality we saw in Olicago" but said ult won'~ have any etrect" in cui-bing "bloody encounters in the streets." The Cmmtisslon - oftlcially the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence-Issued the report without commenl Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, commi salon chairman, said .. This report on Chicago Is being promptly released to the public because of the widespread interest tn it." He said it was neither ~~tproved nor dise,pproved by the commisaion becS:~se it was submitted only last weekend and had not been tully reviewe4-..: 90 Investigators The report was prepared by 90 tull-time investigators uOOer the direction of Daniel Walker, a prominent Chicago lawyer, who drew on the facilities of the FBI as w·eU as his own stalL Walker earlier had headed a DaleyoofiJpolnted. steering cmnmittee for a local ccmunissioo t hat Investigated Chicago's April rioting among Negroes. He Ia also president of the Chicago Crime CCIIUilisslon. The r4'0J't oo the convention disorders tor the coounisslon.on violence grophlcally dolalloo provoeathln by er s. 1be oovel llvina arranae. demonstrators. But it diiiPIJ.ttd Dtley 111 eorUntiOI'll bizarre welpOilll agalnat ,POlite widespread anc1 that Commw'dsts and other radlclls orpniaed vloleot clashes w11h pollee. The nature of the provoc.. tlono listed by tho report included sticks. bathroom tiles and even t.unan excrement hurloo 11 tho pollee by protesters. 10 1be nature of the response • was unrestrained 1JW.1 lndiscrimi.... pollee violence ... DllllY o c c a a i o n s, particularly at the report said. A Pollee Riot ..To read dispassionately the hundreds of statements descr~ ina at t1rst hand the events of Sunday and ~ nll!hta (Aug. 25 aad 26) lo to become convinced o1. the presence of what can only be called a pollee riot."' TWO FINED Fined b¥ ~meroy !diQ'or Charles LOgar Salurday a18ht were Harry Mlller, Pomeroy, $10 and collo, assault and battery, aad B1ll.y Murphy, Middleport, $25 and oollll, o..-m&. Forteltlllg a $33.70 bard on a speeding charge waa Leland Smith, Jr., or Mason. COUNCIL TO MEET Chester CouncU 3323,Doughten of America. will meet Tue .. day It 7:30 p, m. It tho lodge holl. Quarterly blrthiloyo wW be .... 1ervec:L The~aaodmeana«J~Boo mlttee will td.d a sUent auct1on and the miscellaneoua committee will sponsor a cakewalk. Potluck retre&hmenta wtU be 1erved. TO HAVE SURGERY Clarenee Lacey, former maaaeer or II» Ohio Volley Bold,_ oyo aur&OI')' Tuesday at lho Klrw'\ Dollll-• Hoopltol In Albllnd, Ky. IDa nxan ....her Ia 279. Mr. Locey will be ._ltollzod formo wook aad llleo will be ol homo at t708 NIDCy Court In Aohland, Ky. fnternl:tJ::; • You Know at y Hamtramck. population34,000, Ia a dtr iD IOtd:.heastern M!chipn IU1'1'01Mt6ed by Dotrolt. lhot oNolnod ualvorotl.)o ~ : val. 6>< tho -~ lhll ('all, ~ lloi8Jilo oomo fllllllc:lon lhot ; tho ~ of:l2 eollep.,., • Ol1d :13 Ill lito ..,. ...... me11111 certain trouble, die Lambell Nu'• tbemselvt~l deny it. ~ ' U()ur fnternlt7 fl nat Jike I : ro~Jllv s.turday nll!ll o r 11 bouae," N1d DlaDe Brower, 21, ~ = tho..,... " liUle banQ_... on: veey. uwe:• . ·•- -·- · .. ' . ~ -· . . . -·-· · ·· . . ent Devoted To The lnteresta Of The Meigt-Mtu011 Area ·VOL. X_XI NO. 156 --~-- in the ~ 20• in IIOI'dtwell and fn t.he low 30a elMW1!el:e. Wod. .sday 11101tly aad colder with snow ftllrl'lea. cl..., <S'-9 ,. Heleri Baer, MlnersvlUe. DISCHARGES SATURDAY Carl Hellmon. ADllllSSIONS SUNDAY Sam Dyke, Rutland. DISCHARGES SUNDAY -None BOOSTERS TO MEET '!be Southern Bond BcMlStors will moot Tuesday ol7:30p. m. ot tho high schooL ... ::r-~:·:·:·:::r=·:·:·:- -moved ln. ''A 1011 very Aid Sill)' . Hines. 21. FairfaX,. va. "'rt'a:: . mostly a br«hor-ollller relatloll-: · oblp and II <looo have lla bene·:·rtta .... rm flrldlllll out lhlnp; - !( WAll, ~· Hard Fight about RlQ'I I never. kDeW bel'Ore."' ~ • Robert Coleman . Breal{s Out" Di Saturda es . y Funeral aerriCOI for Robert c. COlemaa, M, Lana Bottom, • clled s.turday ovoaing II • the bome of hit sister, Y r ·,, ~ TllurmaD Babeoek, Lang Bd:tom, : will be held Tuesday II 2 p. m. at tho }Vhlte Funoral llomll, · Ill ,.._., PW.. wllh tbo RoY. Lomar 11llman ofllclalillg, BurIal will be Ill lllo Sand IHII com- - the """ or tho late Arllllr and Carrie Pelt;y Colomon. He wu a member ~ the KBDD Chris~ llan CIM'ch and a hll!hwa.r de- · partmeol worker and farmer · molt oC b1s We. His wire, &f! .. · via, dlod In 1965. &lrvlvora lllclude a - Dous·· SANTA DISCARDED REINDEER Monda.y evening in Middleport in favor of proving '"You meet th.e nicest people on a Honda..'' AOOve, Richard Rawlings, Honda dealer, holds the "reins" as santa arrives to preside over festivities. Th.e fire department, pollee, the tinsel bedecked Glo-etts, the Meigs High School Band, cheerleaders alii Meigs County Junior Miss representatives led the wa,y during a paradathroughtown to illtraduce .. Santa" to hundreds Urrlng the streets. Santa dhtributed treats at vUlage hall and merchants held a special moonlietli sale to highlight the opening of the Chrisbnas season in Middleport. laa Adams, Wheeling, W. VL! one aliter, Mra. Thurman Jos-ephine Babcock, Long Bot1om, and o br«hor, Raymoad Cole· ; mao, llllnorllYillo. Frloada mar caH II tbo funeral home IIIIJ• time. · r·--------------~~~ I Make Elberfelds In ! Other gift wraps and fancy ribbon bow ties In our uaual BIG ASSORTMEMTI •• • "t: to munch away your IOK'III'.••· ASSORTED - 6 FLAVORS 79e CIJOCOLATES 79e~!~~v ~~~~·p STARS CHOCOLATE lb. a9e MALTED MILl BALLS l.b·79e KISSES BRACH'S BOXED CHOCOLA CANDY CANES 5~ and ICK lb. FILLED STOCKINGS • • • • • • • • • ! 15~ CHERRIES···· • • • • • • • • • • • 59c Chocolate Covered • 1 lb. 6 oa. BY FORGET -ME-MOT A Bi1 Beautlfvl S.loctlon Both Boxod and lndhlduol This Slore Is Parlicip<!li~gln The Middleport Rtlail MtrchaniS Chrislmas Promo! ion. CHERRIES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $1.00 ••.' • 20 VarletJea ASSORTED CHOCOLATES • $1.25 bx. Brach' 1 - 3 lit. ASSORTED CH.OCOLATES • $2.75 bx. Thete' 1 a drawing to be helcl dally until Chrl•tmu for a total of $2_000.00. Be •ure ta 1e1 your FREE ticket each tl111e you .,. In our store. RALl'l BEN FRANK MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Canvass Ways· To Help Gls • OPEN MONDAY NITE FOR MOONLIGHT SALE •• • SAIGON (UPD - U.S. Jets blasted Communist targets in the North Vietnamese half of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) for the first time in a week, hltting antiaircraft mach.ine gun positions, U.S. spokesmen said today. · po5ition in the Soutll Vietna· mese half of the DMZ and damaged another just north of the Ben llai River marking the """"I bu, ""I to -·• Arl and ollled ..,.rrm..odl'lve.--A-...,. . . ·-"-"' ur . _,...,_ "'~In the Saigon area killed 69 unruly passenger, Attorney Communists at the cost of one General William B. Saxbe U.S. helicq:,ter shot down by the ruled today, Reds. b we!:e ~=~ 1 I ...... . ·--MIII-. oulhorlu•...lld. tber~- Saxbe, 1n an opinion sought w Co te h In '""' dmlnl silence two maehlnegunpositions in the zone whictJ separates North and South Vietnam. The gu ns had been firing at U.S. ac er, pr e....... or a •· trator"' has the legal right to d 1n1 tor 1 1 a m 8 corpora pun shment to a student. recoiUlltssance planes. Th.e jets destroyed one gun :=:=:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;. had been 29 confirmed "lncidents" and 455 other "in:lica.tions" of Commwrlst activity In the DMZ since the bombtna ha~~S. For GSI in New Plan Marines killed 22 more Communists but lost seven men and eight •ounded in tightened COLUMBUS (UPQ - G o v. a ring around 175 Heds dug in James A.. Rhodes today proposed 13 miles south of Da Nang in an a $165 million capital improveope['ation known as Meade ment prognm lor facilities for the mentally ill am mentalb r~ River. lArded, including $4.1 million for the Gallipolis State Institute, as part of his "Solutions for the Seventies.'' .. We are goirw to provide ccmincrease was a conservative prehensi ve mental h.ealth and estimate, but even at that "was mental retardation service to an out-of.pocket expense nearly every area in the state,'" Rhodes triple the cost of price increases on 1969 cars." VETERANS MEMORlA.L Neal E. Mann, executive HOSPITAL secretary of the lndeperdent Admissions - Earl CUster, Automotive Damage Appraisers Syracuse; John Jhle., Raclne; Association, said the industry Mary Dotson. Mason. had to cope with some Discharges - Catherine Ward, repairmen who bribe insurance John Massey, Jerry Murphy, Don appraisers to paid damage Gorby, WUbur Hood, appraisals. "A typical type of bribe is to hao:l the appraiser $50 in cash MEIGS GENF.RAL HOSPITAL and ask the -.ppralser to inO.ate Admissions - Grace Drake, the appraisal by $100," MaM Pomeroy; John Bush, Portland. said in p. . .red testimony. Discharges - None. Nann, whose organizatioo employes some 700 appraisers, said that there have been cases where garage owners worked out agreements with other garage owniers to slCJply higher bids to customers who try to compare repair estimates. Ht also said s<~ne garage owners uBed - ••dwnmy estimate NEW YORK (uPO- Prespads" trom other garages to try ldenHlect Ricllard M. Nixon. to convince customers their his administration beginning to estimates are lower. take shape, tmay ..mes as his Aecordillfl to Mam, other chief science adviser Dr, ~ A. repair shOps .. consider wcrnen Dubridge, president of the lair game afll a good source ol cati~orota Institute of Technolorevenue." gy, A typical pn>cedure is to Nixon was to introduce advise wm~en that ••the family Dubridge, a lollJ-dme personal car is on the verge of a friend and a renowned pfl.ysi· brealmown and they won't make cist, n.t a news conference at 10 it home unless It is repaired, .. a.m. EST. . MoM said, Dubrldge, who will take a He &lao cited examples of leave of absence from Caltech, garagomen who install rebuUt has met with the president-elect parts on repair orders that blll several tbnea sinc:e Nlxon's lho cus""'!l'r for new parts. eloctloll to l»lp mq> pW. 6>< Mom ollid 101110 ...,....UI"l'ls aeien'tine PtQII'U\1 in his are as good as new ones, "b.tt odmlnlotratlon. lhe l&ct remalne lhat the new He laid ·newsmen after • ,Parts are· more el1Penslw. 11 moeUac rvlth Nboltl laot week tt*t he. was not a e~te for a _White Houoo poat but lllal as LACI<ED QUORUM .r. l • palrlollc 'AIIIorlcon If c -· i'omerQy OOIDICU did DjJI- . nOt blm .. - 111'111' M;&ldlintlol Ill lla resuiarly. 1ch00lll0d ·IIi "' offer ~"""' nMXllhly ..ul<il Mondo¥ alllhl ' "No oclenthl wW decline on rqr loci! of o qoorlllil. bnporlaill ' _......._ pOaltlon Auto Parts Prices up $1 Billion WPSHINGTON (UP0- Automobile repair operations that prey on guUible women, pass off rebuilt parts as new ones, and jacked up prices $1 bHlion over the last year were described to Congress today u hearings opened on the car repair business. Chairman Philip A. Hart, 0Mich., said in an opening statement to his Se ..te Anti· trust and Monopoly subcommittee that the $1 billion price Tom Shasteen Killed ,... atlon, a constructim ftrm, In NortJJ Carolina. , 'lbomas S. Shasteen, 23, of Lincoln Drive, Pomeroy, died Monda.Y night of injuries sustained in a head.on crash tn WIJ'1eSVille, N. C, Authorities ln Wa,ynesville said Shasteen'• automobile ooiUded with a semi-trailer rig. 9msteen apparently died of massive head InJuries, Stasteen, a veteran ot t h e Vietnam War where h.e received a purple heart twice for wounds infilcted by hostlle forces, was working for the :Ben-Tom Corpor- Melga COunt;y based The deeeaaed graduated from Pomeroy High School, where he pl~ed football, in 1963. He was a member of the Trinity United Church of Christ and Pomeroy Drew Webster American Legion Post No. 39. &lrvtvlng are his parent&, Mr. and Mrs. WUter R. lilasteeo. Pomeroy; a sister, Mrs. Thornas (April) Smith, Pomeroy; two brothers, Ra.y, of st. Albans, W. Va., and John L.~ Monroe, Ohio; a grandmother, Mn. Jal¥l.~ : son of Dl!Cherd, Tennessee, and niecu and no,phews. Fwleral service• will ~ held Friday at l p.m. Ill tho Ewing Chapel In Pomeroy wllh R o v. WUbur Perria otriebtttng. Burial will be in the Beech Grove cem .. •-Nib' * <:".-_ · ·;;... ~. · . ~·~~ ~&IJ'!!!lll~ of · · 1•10 atp'11'0in·11le 'i . . . ,, fol",od tblj ~*'''~ ·~ fAct tiiot It-~ lal'elucl.¥ii Chrlou.,t(~'!IWJ!ilng lllrnard, 44, lrlnoplant;ollhe . """'~....... ~ ~ ldltU"llll ........ he ...... 'l"+ .. ' ..~'"1\ ~~lllt,iod ..,~ 8) •· , , ;,,,,. ""' · 'Ella !lJbnon Ucl,,Qia ~. treolf!l. . : ·, . _ "'-. nams. It was the fifth time U.S. jets had bombed the North Vietnamese h.alf of the DMZ since President Johnson ordered halt in the bombing of the No Nov. t . c~!d ~gh~=ber~ J~ ~~~swal':,tJ.;...~ "review IO 'Irorlil'~;l'~lhe ~lOuon ii~pro4~ll(lli border between the two Viet- :·=· =·=·=· =·~·=·=-=·= ·=· =-=·=-=·=·:-:-:- :.;.;.;.;:;.;.;;:;:;;.:;:;:·:=::::::. It's against Ohio law for a or W ~·· of ·.~ ~~~~~~~.!:;'!v!::: ~~r~~::.!•::;,~t"'cle~·. IF YOl) AkEN'T A "BAZA/ R ATTENDER" try at least one or· the tnany being held this Christn"!As season just lor kicks. There Commander Don HUIUlel spoke are at leaat three from '111Ursday through this weekend. on possible ways for remem. You'll find It somewhat of a lift. to note the unusual items which the llldlea create for the holiday season sales - a lot or originality boring ·Molgo CounUaas serving In VIetnam and apJOlnted a comand Ia demon~trated. You mliht be surprised. mittee to amd;r the matter Menday night wt:Jen Drew Webster Poll 39, American Legloo, met E. Sargent RD 2794-96-90, ••o.L" Qlvislon, USS Jone& althopollhom•. Named to the oomm1ttee were (DD 938) 1 FPO New York. New York, 09501. Henry Cleland, Jt., Leonard JewJames L. Chadwell 834-15--11, Co. 685, 14th Bn., Recruit ell and Russell Moore. Triol~l._ Ccmmam, Great Lakes, W., 60088, Four new membeq were welcomed and lllcludo George Harris, Jr., Charlea M., Werry, MarMI,\M! BEACH (UPO - The vln J, Gilmore QII ' Thomaa S. United states tod.l3 11 In the Shasteen. Two members report- grip ot a "serloul" teenage ven- etery. ed ill are Kenneth Hartley and ereal disease epld&ml.c, aCcordWilbur Hood. 1ng to dO<:toro lllending tho 22nd The commander namoo com. Clinical Convonlillll or tho AmerBy United Preoa lntel'llOU.... mluees to nrvo lho ao1r club lcaoa Medlc.al Aaooclalkip (ANA). COWMBUS - A FIRST OF-l'fS.KIND OFFICE, sot up to In- banquet 00 Doc. 8. llo lhankod 'lite exl. .ce or a ""'"""' · '"lltieote admhdalraUve and mampment practices or PUblic wei.. member• for their work in lell- e9fdetnic of yeftereaJ. dliNitft~' apnclos, waa OMOWlcecl Monday by State Auditor Ro&or Cloud. IJlll broaddl!''llllt!'•re'"lli"Giftt lllvolv~ minors was rejiOl'led "Thla program, never before UNierlaken In OhiO. 11 dir'e~ at for the YaM: I ,Who Gaftn pro.. In a re10lutlor~ ealltng on t h e odmlnlatrallm public weliUe, not ot tho reelpl- or public snm. The project wao -ccmakl- AMA to ""''k oo chonpe In olato ,said. Cloud said he.did'* f~Jee UJmmedJate (D. ered "'Very IUCceasf'ul,.. mitanl.y law• covel'Dlnl their treatment. .U 88 counties," but lfld .tbo will bo(tn In In lhe amount or ~ tf!Bod , 0n1,; ll 111101 ot preOOill per. - . , cOIIIlllo<~," · th"''"ib lho -·.to~ Ill•· mil the ~ · of , lrlbulklb of breed, but tl!!'*llh -' Intoiiltd· minors c1n lhelr p n · TOW,N. sOIITH ,AFB!Co\ - J~S't: BcEFORE liOQll ,l yoar tho ~eat II ~; arid wilhoul jhe ~ - 9f llil!.a..-...u.. •!ll'.....,. ~w'-"" uld1 {'"" 'il!xl . JERUSALEM (UPI) - Israeli an:l Jordanian artlllel')' fouetrt' along the Jordan River truce line today in what military Clbservera called the h.eaviest border fighting slnee the 1967 Middle Ea.1t wu-. Israel said the battle ended when her jets silenced giant Russian· built guns. In Ammam, Jordan accused the Israeli jets of bombi111 a village killing 13 civilians and wounding t7 more. But a military spoke.., man here said the jets, striking a secoOO time in 24 hoursaplDJt artillery positions ln Jordan, struck Soviet- provided t22mm gw11 manned by Iraqi troops. The spokesman said the heavy guns had been torturing Israeli settlements along the 20 mile frontier, where thl artillery duel thundered before dawn The Jerusalem spokesman said the guns ot Israel silenced Arab negotiating team at the table, artillery stretching 20 miles deep would arrive Thurilday or FrldaT into Jordan. In Amman, a Jor- wllh Ky himself - - lllort- · danian spokesman accused t h e ly tbe!'Oaltor. Ky will SlljiOrviM Israelis of _s tarting today' s fight. SaiBOO' s negotlatlona but not, tor· He said the Israeli flre aimed now, attend negotiating seslloa.L' only at civilian targets. ANOTHER KIND OF WAR Israel accused the Arabs of NEW YORK- Violent elalhea · starting the duel , between angry public school stu- · dents and poUce forced the llt,aq SOUTH SHOWS UP PARIS - South Vietnam of- education commfssimer to clOM · ficiaJcy showed up today for talks a turbulent Brooklyn Junior hllb · school today and replace the state trustee administering the loea! · school district. tUng the Vietnam War . Comrrdssioner James E. All• · Nguyen 111ieu Nhon, specialasJr. ordered .)mior high school · sistant to Vice President Nguyen 271 in the Ocean Hill-Brown~ · vUJe district dosed~ n1gbt gation official to appear at the until furt:ber notice after police clashed with a crowd ol. studerKs scene of the talks del&Jed · a outside the school. Albert hMmonth by 11 Saigon boycott. Nhon told am anoth er I president or the United Fednew en er member of South Vlolllam's 100 eration or Teachers (UFT), aatd • man dol-tlonwouldarriv Wed before Allen closed 271 that th8 ... l!o"' e UFT was "on the verp•• at an:.. ne·•·· ~·"' VIetnamese sou c ~ · ....,.... 1 r • es said Amba~~r Pban Dhllg other strike because of the dl.... Lang, wOO I head Saigon"s orders. Enemy DMZ ~arget S ;:!! Blasted by B om bers Youth Spreads Choc"olate C:Onrecl - 12 o~. box CHRISTMAS CARDS Legion Will RUNNING SANTA. A CLOSE RACE for popularity in Middleport Monday night wh.en the community officially welcomed th.e Christmas holiday season was Paul Smart, president of the Citizens' National Bank. Smart passed out foil covered "chocolate coins" to the younger set dw-ing the evening. Pictured with Smart, left Lo right, are tmgela Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker, and Janet and Sheila Horky, daughters or Mr. and Mrs. carl Horky. Epidemic in GIFT WRAPPING SPECIAL! SPECIAL 5 ROLL PACK·-··· • • • ·oo · rt toward the Atlantic Ocean with three Coast Guard planes dogging h.is trail. The tiny craft ran out of fuel and ditched in chUled waters, and a helicop· ter J)luckoo the pilot to safety , The Coast Guard planes clr. eled over the area 50 miles east of Norfolk, Va., lor agonizing _ · .J!!l••utoa after'1be croll knHod ,.,'l'lii.\iiliolillbi'Milleal;p-oi'f"'l1rl;"'l¥i!'fliliflr1s·llii!fi C!ilTl'lilf"ui!o"ll'iewa'IOr:"rno-'7'"o";"'c-u~· oat ltl helpful, lOIIi .. ttme project of remembering the underprivl~ planes dropped nares through ·• c1ur1 EW th e hoi~...... 1eg._... ~ 1eaaon. thick fog trying to sight t h e The department oomucted a house- to -!louse drive Sunday for plane. _,... · -· food to use in baskets ror the needy. The final collection will be made Finally, they spotted a dot oo next Sunday aq.:ernoon. Firemen will not stop at each door next Sun- the choppy waters, set a chopdl,)', however. They'll only drive through the community to pick~ per hovering over the craft, low~ II,III,IU ar uc 1es 1eft on front porches. ered a basket and plucked t h e AnDaally, the firemen help some 90 families of the Middleport pilot to safety. The plane sank area. Then's a great deal of time and work iflV(IIved for depart- seconds later. ment members who always seem to have time to be flumane. The Coast Guard aaidtheyoung Of course, money donations also are needed to buy perishables flyer' who they described as Qd D\OIIt needed to rourxl out the baskets before they are gjven to despondellt and nervous Wrlng the 1amtl1es. a wild three hour chase through tile darkness over tbe Atlantic, AN INTERESTING AND HELPFUL program is also being un- was 1n "reaaonably good oondertaken by the Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport. dition"' after hia narrow rescue. Sponsored by the Commission on Education of the church, Ule The drama began shortly afprogram will otrer tutoring - free of charge am (l)en to any Mld· ter the flyer, tentatively ldentl-· dleport student from the first lhroua:h the sixth grade who might be tied as a Danny Hemphill, stole hiving • bit or cllmcutt;y. the plane from Lakewood AirQualllled teachers will comuct the program. Some are retired port, then became nervous when and some are DOt currently teaching. Collluctlng the program initial- he realized he didn't know how to ly wUI be Mrs.. Ruth Euler, Mrs. Bernard Fultz and Mrs. N a n land it. Four tries at the runway Moore. Time schedules are yet to be ft'orked out f~r the procram at Kennedy Irtternational Airport wtltch wlll be comucted ai the church. ended in failure, and the Oyer Surel)', this program should go a long way ln encouraging stu- nosed the Uny craft toward the dents who need help - am who knows h.ow Dlaf\Y potential dropouts Atlantic Oeean. wiU n ·Dd the patll they will need to contlooe their educations? MEANTIME, OUT RUTLAND WAY, the Ruthlnd Volunteer Fire Department made 1 success or its annual public turkey dlmer am members wls! to thank all those who helped In any way, A special thank• from ' departme"'- to Geol'Be Hareraves, Meigs sll)erlntendent, and e Meigs Local School Board, for the uae of Rutland IChool tacUlti. for the aftalr. CHOCOLATE CLUSTERS LAKEWOOD, N.J. (UPJ)- An ~~atK:.:;;rv:l:.:.~ t~~a::~~ _______ lb. Pilot is Rescued From Sea inexperienced mer stole a sin· gle-enstne private plane today, Pomeroy Your Christmas . Shopping Cent~r * *,..,. *· PEANUTS TEN CENTS · 9 otero II Long - · He waa bom 11 Long-., MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADllllSSIONS SATURDAY Kenneth Hartley. RD, Pm-.eroy; • Jlaln Charw,jrw: to snow or .,.. fturrtes IDif colder toniahL IMI . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.c:_P~ dM~E:.:.:R-=O~Y-_.:_:M.::_I::,;D D::c:.L:.::E:.:.: PO::.:R:..:.T!,_ , O.=.:H:.::IO'----------~ . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1968 . ' .. c-. s. c...... or nigh~" CHOCOLATE COVERED John Kirtley Stephenson. former Middleport resident, died unexpectedly Sunday at his Jackson home follO'Ning a heart attack. He is survived by his wife, the former Gladys Foldeni 1 sister, Mrs. Robert Rinehart, an:l a brother, WUI!un Rinehart, botll of Middleport. Funeral &rraJ¥URents are beIng completed by the ~rry fU. neral Heme at Jackson. UBI of Nu, a Greek letter CANDIES ARE GUARANTEED FRESH . In a ga....,. mine- received little attention Ill tho original draft of lhe bilL But it ls open for improvement, Dies in Jaekson tJw.t w11 FRANKLIN MIIIIJllngton- deep John Stephenson Into lito froiOl'lllt;y ...... - .... aad bogo&O, ll)'ioDI and Clll'l- Now m..- lo lbo work of IN'lb'l(: : VISIT OUR CANDY DEPARTMENT ContiiUOd from Pap I) and amendments are IW'e to be proposed as a result of the disaster. STANFORD, CoiU. (UPI) coedaatStanlordUnlverJU,fhave problbly achieved tho uldmato oquallt;y Ill tho tlitfl ror _,._ on'• rlalrta. The.v';vo lliClOred rl8hl ---------------------- Safety Law Co. bl lllddl....., wiD underao (Tocbnlcolor) lttppy Woodchuck Claude Henry Ashley, 68, Park Sl., Middleport, clled Salur<la.Y evening at Holzer Hospital. He was born in West Virginia, the son of the late Claude W, and Ella Phelps Ashley. Mr. Ashley retired as custodian o1 the courthouse after being employed there 8 years, and h.ad al10 worked for the maintenance department o( the New York Central Railroad over 10 years. &lrvlvors Include his w i f e, Bessie fdarle; two daughters, Mn. Mol')' Uullo, ,...,._ sontl111 lllolaa Soloo 8 and tO. will be at God' 1 lJ.Ule Houae, next to tho lllddl~rt Clrur<h of O>rlat, from 9 -. m. to 3 P. m. Twlldi.Y to accf:l't gifts 6>< Molp County paUonts ot tho Allle,. Slate Ho,.,ltol Meigs hat over 10 men and women patleolo litho , ' ,. ' •.' J ' ' or Cal Tech's Dubridge Nixon Science Guide ,. ./ said. ..State experts in these fields have worked in eoopention with citizen «~nmiUeea ln a statewide stwly or the needs." The governor said the ,paaaqe of State Issue No. 1 made poa.. stble immediate start ol the program, which he said he would recommelli to the General A1J. sembly. Th.e tot:a.l prORram 11 projected through 1975, Rhodes said devel(~Nnent olio.. cal community mentalhealtllet&o ters "ere a key part of the proposals. Plans call for cons1J"Uo. tlon of 36 CoatDrehensive cc:mmunity mental health centen through 1975. He also prO()OMd ~16.5 mUllOP in state funds for assistance il'l constructiOn community centers for the re. tardoo and another $14.4 mill!'"' lor communit;y centers lor the mentally ill. The recommendations incllllled: $16.8 million for Athena; $1 million for Portsmouth, ard $4.1 million for Gallipolis. if offered one," he said. He wiD. replace Dr. John P. Honta. President JohnsOn's sdeace adviser. Nixon named tho Rrot ..... level policy maker in IU admlnlstratloo MOIIIo,y wlen .. lli>POinlod Dr, Henry A. Kllllloo ger of Harvard Univeratty 11 h.is assistant lor rationd securlt,y . 1\ppeorlng II I jolrt ~ conference with KllllJwer at hit hotel Pierre helckluartera, lib- '"' charpd "creativity'• torell!n him to briOJi de..... · ~ into policy ord plonnlng ond to rovilallr,e " alrelmllne the natlonlhoc:uil counciL In hil _ , , . _ Will 18uro.""'!' II» pru. . . lind ..-,,. . dote- . ~ 00C"'7 .1ho p==~-~ Wilt w.' . nallen! ~II' 1l~~ IIIOuP IIOilqlloollle _IIi nry. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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