https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e5a678fd27bbfe39a6421f17910db09.pdf 738ab9f8f7be77f0c86bf0474921e86e PDF Text Text - •• 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. 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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. �·' ~ be .. . . . . . . . . . ~ er 1110 wen Judo', Glib' J..,ldl'll'llol • Dcnl<o3o .Uclq,ln to .. o'l callllllllll •- n. Ci~cinnati lrt[Oinr lleaclr moono ll'iDI aU tile way, rorpt Ill I'm not lor tl at all. - A. T, olopllaal bultat ,... .,.. ''boll friam" ..... "" 1111 Umo ""' rood flllo 1-. RJII~col rever eoo11 rut after 1ft •leedon. ea- DouA: .... Nor are tile ~ at J>Oclally 10U'n 13. - H. Dear Rei..: teen.. • )'OU c~oa-. believe me, II oe• tile only flllllg a cou- ~ a dloeualkln In ,..,.. llhftli- By United Press lntern.~tiDI"Al . Tenth - nnked t1ndl11W.ti penned ita seOOnd victory of the snson MolllQ night during an Ohio colleie bl:sketbeU ached-- cal acaU011 cluo. - [ - ( ') [~ ... rlrlo P\!Throe ...... oteody - · al'l llrla loll . told don't . . wbollll bul, OWlY kid• got blcall........ ,bul YOUTH ASKED FOR m llko . llte;y'u delermlnod not Till• eolumn lo for :roun~ JIOO- aol mueb tcwe ...S - · I •• they they - - - nant. <:De llrl (16) really to, to lou"' up THEIR nv ... llte;y'd ..,, .. _ p)e, their problems and )lieu- don't !1>1 lmartl - H. are 'out, • ., .If _parent~ really ond lo .eelllnl married. The othurea, their lroub!N ...S full. N with tile rut atlloloh Hoq, Uol, mlde • eft'ort to be •111•• their it weJeomes laughs but woa~ u.... 1 mean Jharini4D, aot ll.uing~ dodge a aertous question wttb a ln. - CONCEIINEDTEt:N-AGEII briUh.al!. Dear Toea: Sol!d )'0011' teenage " ' - to lbw rllbt you are, but •'toYOUTH ASKID FOR care at Heton Help US! flllo - - · pthemesa"' eomea hard theM GENERATION GAP: buoy "-"' ~ aro pulled from tile home In every diWHOSE FAULT? rection. Dear Helen: AetuaiiY, phytlicol loiOIIIOI'· ROCflltlJ' I went ilho[lplno wllh my mOther. I saw two of my J(rl ne11 .un•t as lmportam as the friends. T1tey looked at me as mental kind. SOme of the eloa· If I was crazy. Later they said eot famllleo I leod eomthey wouldn"t be ea\llht seen pletely lndlvlduai' Hvoo - lilt they like, erUoY and admire each with their parents, as nowada.ys, other. '!bat' 1 the main flllllg. parents are • •out." H. I was shocked when a parent of one of my friends questioned Dear lleleo: 1 have a girl friend I can no me about what she mas even~ ings. My !rlend does nothing longer stand. rm a Demoerat wrong, but her folks suspect her and ahe'a a stuffy Republican. because they hardly see her. In She alwaya keepo rubbing It ln. REG. turn, my friend believes that She gets her father to side with her parents don't love her be- her 1n arguments so I lose. 9.98 If' she gets mad at me, s h e <:ause they are .never at home. Her mother Ia always busy with Palo up with amlher girl and freezes me out. lile knows k some organization, while h e r father works two jobs to make all, and makea me look like a dummy with her mean remarks. eoough money to support f o u r How can I tell a girl I hate people, two cars, and a mansionher without her getting al!endlike home. Reodr to bela5tened to deoor or r. JO" plate glola mirror Is crytlcll ed? - SICK AND TffiEil 13. When I asked another friend wall . DKorau .. , dlpa and mtiol flowlen Oromatllea rour d.. IUIWII lrotlud.-.:1. Hondaome. what she does with her ramlly, Dear 13: mo•n onr room Double al•ength. she repUed, "We watch TV together sometimes." Many homes are like this. Too ' The Bearcats were sparked by Don Ogl,etree•s 28 pointa as they trimmed intersectloral rl- . I ' \ l ·'"- ST. PAUL AND ST. JOHN LUntERAN CHURCH women will hold their aiUlUil Christ:mls bazaar Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and S.turdaj·, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., in fellowship hall of the St. Paul Church ln Pmteroy. Lunch wilL be served all dBJ· begirming at 11 Lm. both dajos. Pictured with some of the colorful Hems to be offered ror sale are, left to right, Mrs. Harry Davis, Miss Shari Williams aOO her grandmother, Mrs. Clai r Karr, Chairmen are Mrs. Karr, needlework; Mrs. Kenneth Braun. sweet shop; l\olrs. Tom Clelland, gift shop, and Mrs. Lawrence Douglas and Mrs. Da• vis, kitchen. . i v.. 8.8 ~· BY JACK O'BRIAN Guilford NEW YORK The couple sharing the center-ringside ta- ble at the Copacabana was Tex McCrary and the Richest Girl in the WorM - Doris Duke .• .• Martin Rltt, who started o u t shittlng stage Scenery Cor nix, wtll be a mlllionaire via his 2S. per cent interest in ''The Brotherhood" movie about a Mafia •'family;" it is a rare movie - violence with a credible reason ;... It's not a crime and cops nick; no oops in It ... . As the late criminal sage Bugay Siegel said: uwe only kill each other." Agent B!ll McCaffrey called Jimmy Cagney wttll an otfer to play Falatafl at the Connecticut Shakespeare Festival and Jim reCused with, "Can't make t h c weight" .... Greta Garbo (Oh , that Greta Garbo) enjoyed t h e III!Jtoi!l or the Fisherman" matfnee at the OeMUie Theatre .•• With interior deoorator B r a d .... Faye Dunawas's longpl~ with photog J e r r y Schatzberg may be fading on the cutting room floor : Faye wants to buy a Roman pad since s h e starred witl Marcello Mastroi aMi. Two things served at the Camelot roast beeferie: Yvette Mimieux and the first of the Japa ~ nese shipment of "Sake," due for the big Yankee dollar .... Wyatt Cooper bought an 1898 14~ triplex dollhouse (at the ~barites E. 60th st. boutique) for his ootay-poo wife, Gloria Vanderbilt .... Other ~borltlc­ clients: Jeanette Tishman of the manyskyscrapered realty famIly bought a small joke for her construction tycoon hubby, Ed- ward: a set or antiiJie blocks .... Not so impressJve as the set of blocks John D. Rockefeller bouiht (or his son and P'&bCI· aons: t8th St.,' 49th St., 51Hb st., 51st st., etc. TEXTURE PAINT WHITE AND COLORS EXCELLENT PLASTER, MASONRY WALL BOARD AND WOOD WALLS 6. 49 gel . Author Mart Crowley of t h e swish-hit "Boys ln the Bandu (he'll write and produce t h e film venion) has a new Bdwy , play about finished: "Remote Asylum,,. usin,g ooe holdover charBcter from his Band - cam,p comedy ('"Michael"); although "Asylum'' is not a homusexual play. Columbia's big buildup is for Alexandra Hay, who'll co -·star in the ucactus Flower,. movie ... Petula Clark new all the way to Paris to see her cheval Vive Haie steeplechase atler most of the other nags in the race: ran 7th ... Pet's racing colors are suwishy: mauve and violet. Milton Berle vacated a table at The Ground Floor and an old lady confiscated Uncle Millie's discarded stogie and treasured it ~~~ ln ll~r kerchief; now that s a Can! .... One of Milt's ex-wives {in fact his double-exwife JCJYce Mathews) listed Milt's cigars as one of her divorce ~ reasons .... Interesting exhibition for oldBdwy. esthetes: Char14ils LeMalr's 1919 to 1939 costumes for Zieg(eld's Follies, George White's Scandals, Earl MoreComfortW.orlnt FALSE TEETH T c overcome dl1comfort wban denturu slip. ~IL de or IOOM:n , Juat sprinkle a little PASTUTH 011. rour plat.eM. FASTEETH boldll dentUI'H ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER MIDDLEPORT, 0. firmer. You eat betWT, feel maN comfortable. PASTEETH Ia alkallllf' - won't ~our. Helpe cbeck_pllltll odor . Denturl!ll tbat {lt are elsenUal to health See your dentlllt rq:uiarly. (let FABTEI!TH tot all dl'\ll oounten. . NEW ' BEDROOM HALL FIXTURE SAlE PRICE Helen Hill is Carroll'I'J Vanities, at the Capri~ corn Gallery Dec. 4; also t h e stage duds of such ladles of the legitimate evening as Eva Le- , Gallienne and the Dolly Sisterst Pearl Bailey's .. Hello, Dol ~ ly" longrun looks so permanent, her hubby jazz-great Louis Bellson's folding his H'wood business tents and noisily stealing away to Bdwy, ror what seems Pearl's endless run ; tfleir three kids will go to school here 'neverything ...• The careers of Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel settled well below !luperstar level so they're teaming up ror some Nelson and Queen of Week And of Month Helen Hill was Queen of the Week, and also won the crown for being QJeen of the Month at the last meeting of the Mef.as ROUND PENDANT OVAL PENDANT CHANDEUER Cnaomr white fl~ glon globe radl· Empl,. ~tyllng' c:ambh•• 'POI\Ia-tll¥er olea '' wonn" light In ony Mill ~~g. Chain opllc..fluled gl•• wllh on10te co~"lt nte.w:lato28''. In ontlq1111 brau. Olomtltr B". btel'lds18to35". 1995 659 Reg . 9.75 ScollopM wMe glou ahodaa, pollthd bfon ormt. Sonn wolnwl tplncllt and pollohod ''"'29.95 <hoin. 5-IIJitt . .... 2079 Gardner was rwmer-upfor ~ or the Week. The dub is taking donatiOhl Jeanetteing at Harrah's Tahoe. We've seen uouver" and de- from each member so as to bu,y Jlgfltedly state It is the finest, material to make a red velvet moat "'liis~y mar]ielous, aural- , robe which wUl be used for eaeh queen'& cnnming. ty satlsrytng mo'tie enchantment Due to the busy holt~ schein years .... Ron Moody as Fadule of the county home the meetgin manages a miracle few might believe without seeing - he ings will be held ln the Baptransforms that once balky ster- tist Church in Pomeroy during December, with the Dec. 17 meeteotype into someone actually lovIng being the amual Cbrlotm., able, endlessly comic, a protean endearment or a sort Dan- parcy leaturlng a potluck dlnoer ny Ka.ye might someday have acand a gilt excliange. A warm welcome &oel to all complished ir he hadn't stdl'ered membera to eome to the party, all tbeae years from his incipient caae or The Cutes; R o n Weigh-Ins will be !rom 6-8:80 p.m. and dinner will be at 7 Moody manages this gutsy whimp.m. Thla meetlns will be at the sy with danC4ils, songs and acting of apastlc, plastic perfection, a Bapt:ilt Church. Monday, Dec. 23, will be juat characterization of wooder1ul weigh-in. Due to the rac:t t h e a acting nonsense, the merriest ot Memphistopheles rather thM an monthly and quarterly 'lll"ftl offensively greedy terror. will be crowned, and other 1mportant matters wiU be di~aa­ ed, the club will meet MondaJ, Dec. 30, ror a regular meeting. Anyme delirlng to Join t h I o weight r.Wclng club may ca1J Marte Blrchfleld in Rutland or Ruth Needs in Clleshlre. 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Subac~IJ~tlon ro~u O.liw...od by canior wharo lt¥ollablo 45 canta ,... ""'"'-; • - J<N' In atlvonco at the · Dally S.fdlnal Offlca, $23..40. Sia ...... h., $11.70. •onths, $5.85. By Met11r Rovta wMto can-lor ,.,. Ylco nOI .--allot.lal Orao month $1.50. By ....111 o- .,._. $10.00. Si• r110ntha $5.25. fiiOnths S~url,.. tlon ~leo lnclu.fn Sunday Tilllot• S.lltlnel.• .. n._ n.... COLUMBUS AND SOUTHE_RN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY n.oo. Ac<:ordi~ to reporta, Reds Gene"l Manager Bob Rowsam w~· part with Aberrw.thy, who set a · club record last season Topiary is the clipping ol treea or shrubs to form symmetrical or grotesque shapes. or the forms of birds and anlmajs. THE DAILY SENTINEL Happy Holidays, Mom? CINCINNATI (IJPI) - Veteran {'ellever Ted Abernathy may be used as trade bait as the Cincinnati Reds seek a left handed relief specialist. with 78 pitchh'B appearances. Howllm Js shopping for • re-liever at the anmal winter baseball me~ti~s In san Fran<:isco this week. Abernathy, 35, won the Nation-al League's 11 Fireman or t h e Year" award hi 1967 by <:ompU1118 1 1.27 earned run average in 70 IPpearances with the Reds. .....,. .. Ull In yeur livi.. . . - . t.Mfy,_, end wltll her parents, Mr. IDd Mrs. Robert McElhinny, M 1 d- Sacon4 clau ~toatago pold at Po... .fOJ, Ohio. National odv.,tllllnt roprosontoth•a 272 227 5. x-Texas {8- 1 ~1) 174 6. x-Kansas (9~1) 148 7. x~Tennessee (8-l-l) t06 8, x-Notre Dame (7-:l-1) 104 9. X·Arkansaa (9.1) g(l 10. x-Oklahoma (7..3) 61 x-Completed season. Second 1o _ u, Purdue (20); 12, Alabama (17); 13, Oregon State (12); 14, Florida State (ll); 15. Mlcht.gan (5); 16, SOuthern Methodist (4); 17 , Missouri (3); 18, Ue, Ohio University and Minnesota CO; 2 1, Ue, lblston and Abby on mock for STOCK-UP Monday al- Pubii•Md doily ••copt S.turdar tty Th. Ohl~ Vallo)' Puhli.tdne Co111pany 11 0 M.char\llt . _ St., Po~~~eroy, Ohio:· 45769. Ju1ineu .Of(lce Phon" 992· 2156, Ultetlol Pho"" 992--2157.!. a~J!It-U,.,:l.-~~~ W.. m1d finiu. week)~ Team Points 1. x-Ohlo St. (28) (9~) 33f 2. x.SO Cal (4) (9-&-1) 277 e4s88.-(11th Stanford (1). SPENDS HOLIDAY HEliE to Ohio Unlveralty NEW YO~ ,JPO _ The United Pres's International top 20 major coUege football teams of 1968, with first pla(;tt votes \ or odor. WAX BIRCH TABLE SET Solid hotdwQQd -'""'' fi,.INitdpaneh. "···-···~'"""· 2-4"W,I-4"D• 22· 1/2"H. Aeg. l5.~} 1299 " 3 SHELF PREFINISHED IOOKCASE PRIE-FII\IISHED RECORD CABINET ..ood ponela. hordWDOd wtth WCIC ¥ocf• of 1644 -ktut lillllhed ulld hordCotot 11 30"W a 9-1/2"0 1 36"H. lt~~g. 19.50 ·- ~ .o val Kansas State 8fi,.70. KSU. trilling 45-31 at halftime, got no cllilser than nine points in the aecord half. Ogletree hid h.ia lowest scor. lng toeal oC the anson last year against Ka11511 State1 brf made IV ror It Monday night with II fteld g01ls and 1 perrect 8-for--6 re<:ord rrcm the rree throw line. The vi ct.or)' gave the BeArcats a 2..() record. The game opened Kanau State's se111on. Third - ranked University or Kentucky modO Miami or Ohio ita aecond victim in as many starts. T he WUdcata held the lead Den Iuel had 22 potnt.s and Mike Casey added amther 20 lor the WUdcats. Fnnk Kukacs was high Cor Miami with 2(1 points In the game, the Red-skins' season opener. In other games: roiled Southern Cal, which will Xavier downed Thomas More meet Ohio state ln the Rose College 79-66, as Luther RackBowl New Year's Day, in its ley ·accounted (or 21 points ror attempt to become the first the victorious Musketeers. Xaback.to-bl.ck llltlonal chaqdan vier is now 1-1. since Oklahoma (195~6). The John Wenderrer of Thomas title would "ve been the More was high w:lth 25 points, Trojans• third, tying them with Sophm10re Rich: Walker Oklahoma ror most rational champiOI'IIhips. SouUlern Cal also won natio..l honors in 1962, Tonight's N o r t h GaUla· Outstandiq: perrormers for Southern basketball game scheOhio State included Kern, duled at North Gall Ia ha s been mammoth tackles Dave Foley, postponed, due to Jow water sn All America, and Rufus pressure in the school sysMayes, linebacker Dirk Worden, tem. The game has been redefensive back John Tat!IITI and scheduled Saturday evening, running back Jim otis. Nine or the tq) 10 team s will be appearing in post season bowl games, with only Notre Dame, whose school policy prohlbi ts it rrom competing, not scheduled for rurther play. Besides Ohio State and Southern Cal, Peru~ State, 9-0 with: one game remaini~, will play Kansas in the Orange BowL Georgia, the Southeastern Conference champion, plays Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl and COLUMBUS (UP0 - Very few Texas, the Southwest Conference c hamp, meets Tennessee Ameri can - born skaters have in the Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma cra cked the lineu» of a National will play Southern Methodist ln Hockey League team. the Bluebmnet Bowl However, a sharpshooter rrom Cleveland could make the grade. Doug Volmar of the Columbus Checkers, up from the Michigan state hockey team, has blis~ tered the nets for 19 goal!! in 20 games. At that rate, he could s hatter two International Hockey League scorlng records. "Doug could be ready for the NHL in two years. He has the size 6-1, 220 lbs., scoring ablli~ winter baseball meetings in tJ and the determination," says progress here, comes to the end Checkers' playing • coach Moe of a fantastic 1968 season which Bartoli. was widely known as "the year "He has a terrific s hot. Doug or the pitcher... gets his wrist shot off quicker As matters stand now , the than anyone in the NHL," .Bar.~ m_aximum . height.. any pitcftlng toli said. " lie doesn't evert have mound cara be is 15 inches. It to control the puck and it's gone. can be as low as grOWld level, "Skating is his weakest point, but none is. but he's getting stronger each As for the strike zone, the game. Right now Doug isn't too rules now say It extends from a s ure of himself with the puck. batter's shoulders to his knees. When he gets the pu ck, all he That's rather in:lefinite, arxl the wants to do is shool." propOsed rule cut it down to the narrowest interrelation: Cram a batter's arm pits to the top of his knees. Not Exciting Enough Sentiment ror a change seemed to boil down to a feeling that baseball isn't exciting fans as It used to. Baseball men sneer at the suggestion, Rock 'em, sock 'em, pro football is challenging baseball (or ranking as the nation's most p(J)ular sport but mam' privately admit that more action is needed in the "old national pasttime." And action means basehits, The ma.ior leagues got one dash of excitement ror 1969 out or Monday's meetings anyway LOOK GOOD? with the word that "Bo will be back." .WANT SOME? Bo, oC course, is Do Belinsky, ttle rollicking southpaw who keeps getting in trouble with the 0. K. No problem. clubs he works for because or his penchant for bright ligh\8. Just phone The st. Louis Clrdinals, Nat.Wnal League champions, decided CITY LOAN to risk a few headaches and picked Ltl Bo in the annual player draft. "I'm not worrked about him." said manager Red Schoendiemt. "He's got 1 HOOd ann and he could help us as a spot starter or reliever." 1o• SAN FRANCISCO OJPI)- Are baseblll fans sick and tiredand. just pl.aln bored- with tedious low scQring games dam hated by the pitchers? ' A number or ~p base~~ o(fi~ ~ - .who tiJink . that s exactly the way fans reel are going to try today to put some batU~ back in baseball- by paun1J a coll)le of new rules designed to make liCe tougher for pitchers an-: 1 ha~ier for hitters. For one, they're going to try to cut the pitching mound down to a standard height or ei.ght inches, so the supennen on the hill won't be firing his thunderbolts down at the batter. For soother, they want to give the pitcher a tougher target by reducing the sbe of the strike zone. Both rule changea were en:lorsed Monday at a joint meeting of general managers and field managers, The meeting wasn't a completely peaceful one: some pretty heated voices were raised and two of them belonged to general manager Paul Richards or Atlanta. a famed tutor of pitchers, and new field manager Clyde King of San Francisco, an ex..pitcher. Change Approved But in the end the Jl'Oll) okaYed the dla-.es, which go before the playing rules committee today for approval. If the committee goes IIOI'IIl: with the propon:t.s. then it's bad news for the pitchers. uwe reel we mQ have helped some things," said general manager Harry Dalton of the Baltimore Orioles, who is c~> chairman or the Genenl Managers Committee along with John HoDand of the Chicaeo Cubs. Baseball c<mmissioner WUIiam D. Eckert, who had asked the KI'«<' to come up with ••reasOMble" recommerdatlons '"to make the game more attncUw to the fans," said he thought the meeUrv had been ••extremely productive." The ac Uon, at the annual Ford Gala11e 500 4 Door. , ••••••••••. $1295 •1 auto. trans., power ateering, brown with \!na,tch,ine ;;,,,,,;.,,, radio, w·s-w tire a. Pomeror Cem.t~t Tft• Departmlllt S•• of Bulldin1 Sincel915 Spartan Star paced BowU11J Green wlth 29 points to an 84--77 win over Boldwln-Walto<e. The Falcons sported only a 3$--34 halftime lead, but surged ahead in tilt! last hair for a 1-1 season record. The Yellow Jackets, now 0-2, were led by Ted Johnson with 21 pointa. Kent State dereated Wisconsin State (Oshkoah) 83--54 to open the season. The Flashes were headed by Doug Grayson with 19 points. The losers were paced by Dale Race, R i c k Rehm and Ken Vergowe, all with 13 point s. Ohio Northern edged Urba .. 83--80 witll the help or Randy Young and Steve Richart, both scoring 19 points. Terry Anderson led the Blue Knights with At Nm Role r------------~------------ 1 TN#IJQ#/1 TN£ I SPECIAL!! USED 18. The "We Art A Gold Star Polar Bears are nmr Merchant" 1-0. UrbJna is 1-1. Central State lost an overtime game 95--91 to We st Virginia State. The Marauders played without NAIA All - Tournamen( choice Chris Buchanan. They were paced by nory Hinton with 22 points, the game high. John carroll squeezed by Wheeling College 83-82. Carroll was led by Tom Mullally with 25: points and Jim Teters with 24. ALL SIZES-BLACK OR WHITE 1---- Malone College pulled away • • minHas Good S/wt utefroms andThiel100in thethe opening rest or the way to post a 77-71 win as both learn s opened their s easons. Malone's Steve Schrader led all scorers with 20 points. 4. 95 PRICES START AT EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT 5. . 55 • Plus Tax Gucocnteed I...~~JAEROY !2,ME & A~~OY I 0 L••••••••••••--••••••••••••••••~ Money Saving You SAVE AT Moore's CROW SHOOT SHE'S 16" 'rAll Sprii'Q·IocHI.d 23" dalolbl• borr.. oun \hoot. Juction cup dartJ. '""' Two 11 " ploi lit t ro•5 tit on f•n ct ond loll off when hit by Ike wdion cllf) darn . $293 110. $1.91 10-PIECE TOOL· SET IN STEEL $182 n..mc....,.. Open fer young ond old. f'lay.rs UM beginner's HI of loot, , tempered sprinG ~~=~ s.teel sow . hammer. 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Baseball Brass OK's ClEAN, LONG BURNING Compotl l o91 on mode ol oc:ompn.. ~ • , Drops KSU; 'Skins Lose 86-77 Houston and Stanford tied ror 20th. championship the easy way - in Ohio State, a predominantly h'ont ol I television ' el sophomore team considered an The Buckeyes, Who finished also ran in Blg Ten pre-season with a 9-0 record, watched predl<:tlons, displayed a powerSaturday as Southern ClltfornJa rul offense in becwnlrw the Ofth and Notre Dame battled to a 21- Big Ten team to win the title in 21 tie In a nationally televised the 19-year history or the UPI pme, OJtlotal c~lonsh;p balloti~Vo The tie dropped Southern Cal The Buckeyes, with sopho(9..0..1) out or the top rankq more quarterback Rex Kern and paved the way Cor Ohio directing the offense, opened State's second national cham- With a 35-14 victory <>Over pionship. The United Press Southern Me.t hodist and then lnternatlonal Beard or Coaches downed Oregon 21-6. Ohio State cast 28 or a possible 34 first burst into national prominence place votes for the Buckeyes, with a 13-0 upset of then tap who won their first title In 1957. ranked Purdue, capturing the The Bucke)'es amused 334 No. 2 ranking behind Southern points to easily outdistance Cal alii hol.dhl!; it until the Southern Cal, which re'!ei ,.elJ Trojans tied Notre Dame four tlrst plaee votes and 277 Soturda.Y. . points. PeM State, with the two Woody Hayes' team then remaining ftrst place ballots, rolled past Northwestern, llJinrinished third, fi.ve J;~oint.s behind ois, Mictllgan State, Wisconsin Southern Cel. and Iowa before ripping MichiG e o r g i a remained fourth gan 50.14 in its nnal game for while Texas captured the No. 5 the Big Ten championship, ranking, moving ahead of The young Buckeyes averaged Kansas. Tennessee was seventh, almost 33 points per game In Notre Dame moved up to compUlng their first perfect eighth, Arkftnsas took ninth and season since 1954. The Ohio Oklahoma finished lOth. State defense yielded Jess than Second Ten 15 points per game. Purdue was ranked 11th, USC Misses Chance lollow ed b.Y Alabama, Oregoo The tie with Notre Dame State and florida State. Michigan finishOO 15th, ~hern Methodist was 16th and Missouri Hth. Ohio University and Minnesota tied for 18th and 3, Pem State (2) (9-0) 4. x-Georgia (8-0--2) Puritan BLACK & BRASS blodl m11h cvrloins, 38" ~ 31". Ftr1HI ton1l1h of br~o~sh , shG\01111, po••r, and 1tond 28" high . AndIrons art 19 Inch .. high . .. , . . . . _ • (UP0 - Ohlo UPI Grid Poll 147.00 Min Karen McElhinny reb.lrn· ed YORK OSU Captures TOPS Knotchers for losing 9114 lbs. g..e was crowned and glven . a banner and a lovely gift. Edith ~ State won the National Football 1398 ,.,............ oJ . . Bucks Win Big Prize Easy Way and your family .,. \ Ide of nine pmea. GIFTS for your home rr, '*u.......,., , .............~ ...._._.,... ... ,, . - .. ~-.,, 0.11.1 99t ......... ROCKER Mapla finilh an hordwood, colorful print oo padded -and .... mo•ble ' pillow back.Nl; �·' ~ be .. . . . . . . . . . ~ er 1110 wen Judo', Glib' J..,ldl'll'llol • Dcnl<o3o .Uclq,ln to .. o'l callllllllll •- n. Ci~cinnati lrt[Oinr lleaclr moono ll'iDI aU tile way, rorpt Ill I'm not lor tl at all. - A. T, olopllaal bultat ,... .,.. ''boll friam" ..... "" 1111 Umo ""' rood flllo 1-. RJII~col rever eoo11 rut after 1ft •leedon. ea- DouA: .... Nor are tile ~ at J>Oclally 10U'n 13. - H. Dear Rei..: teen.. • )'OU c~oa-. believe me, II oe• tile only flllllg a cou- ~ a dloeualkln In ,..,.. llhftli- By United Press lntern.~tiDI"Al . Tenth - nnked t1ndl11W.ti penned ita seOOnd victory of the snson MolllQ night during an Ohio colleie bl:sketbeU ached-- cal acaU011 cluo. - [ - ( ') [~ ... rlrlo P\!Throe ...... oteody - · al'l llrla loll . told don't . . wbollll bul, OWlY kid• got blcall........ ,bul YOUTH ASKED FOR m llko . llte;y'u delermlnod not Till• eolumn lo for :roun~ JIOO- aol mueb tcwe ...S - · I •• they they - - - nant. <:De llrl (16) really to, to lou"' up THEIR nv ... llte;y'd ..,, .. _ p)e, their problems and )lieu- don't !1>1 lmartl - H. are 'out, • ., .If _parent~ really ond lo .eelllnl married. The othurea, their lroub!N ...S full. N with tile rut atlloloh Hoq, Uol, mlde • eft'ort to be •111•• their it weJeomes laughs but woa~ u.... 1 mean Jharini4D, aot ll.uing~ dodge a aertous question wttb a ln. - CONCEIINEDTEt:N-AGEII briUh.al!. Dear Toea: Sol!d )'0011' teenage " ' - to lbw rllbt you are, but •'toYOUTH ASKID FOR care at Heton Help US! flllo - - · pthemesa"' eomea hard theM GENERATION GAP: buoy "-"' ~ aro pulled from tile home In every diWHOSE FAULT? rection. Dear Helen: AetuaiiY, phytlicol loiOIIIOI'· ROCflltlJ' I went ilho[lplno wllh my mOther. I saw two of my J(rl ne11 .un•t as lmportam as the friends. T1tey looked at me as mental kind. SOme of the eloa· If I was crazy. Later they said eot famllleo I leod eomthey wouldn"t be ea\llht seen pletely lndlvlduai' Hvoo - lilt they like, erUoY and admire each with their parents, as nowada.ys, other. '!bat' 1 the main flllllg. parents are • •out." H. I was shocked when a parent of one of my friends questioned Dear lleleo: 1 have a girl friend I can no me about what she mas even~ ings. My !rlend does nothing longer stand. rm a Demoerat wrong, but her folks suspect her and ahe'a a stuffy Republican. because they hardly see her. In She alwaya keepo rubbing It ln. REG. turn, my friend believes that She gets her father to side with her parents don't love her be- her 1n arguments so I lose. 9.98 If' she gets mad at me, s h e <:ause they are .never at home. Her mother Ia always busy with Palo up with amlher girl and freezes me out. lile knows k some organization, while h e r father works two jobs to make all, and makea me look like a dummy with her mean remarks. eoough money to support f o u r How can I tell a girl I hate people, two cars, and a mansionher without her getting al!endlike home. Reodr to bela5tened to deoor or r. JO" plate glola mirror Is crytlcll ed? - SICK AND TffiEil 13. When I asked another friend wall . DKorau .. , dlpa and mtiol flowlen Oromatllea rour d.. IUIWII lrotlud.-.:1. Hondaome. what she does with her ramlly, Dear 13: mo•n onr room Double al•ength. she repUed, "We watch TV together sometimes." Many homes are like this. Too ' The Bearcats were sparked by Don Ogl,etree•s 28 pointa as they trimmed intersectloral rl- . I ' \ l ·'"- ST. PAUL AND ST. JOHN LUntERAN CHURCH women will hold their aiUlUil Christ:mls bazaar Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and S.turdaj·, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., in fellowship hall of the St. Paul Church ln Pmteroy. Lunch wilL be served all dBJ· begirming at 11 Lm. both dajos. Pictured with some of the colorful Hems to be offered ror sale are, left to right, Mrs. Harry Davis, Miss Shari Williams aOO her grandmother, Mrs. Clai r Karr, Chairmen are Mrs. Karr, needlework; Mrs. Kenneth Braun. sweet shop; l\olrs. Tom Clelland, gift shop, and Mrs. Lawrence Douglas and Mrs. Da• vis, kitchen. . i v.. 8.8 ~· BY JACK O'BRIAN Guilford NEW YORK The couple sharing the center-ringside ta- ble at the Copacabana was Tex McCrary and the Richest Girl in the WorM - Doris Duke .• .• Martin Rltt, who started o u t shittlng stage Scenery Cor nix, wtll be a mlllionaire via his 2S. per cent interest in ''The Brotherhood" movie about a Mafia •'family;" it is a rare movie - violence with a credible reason ;... It's not a crime and cops nick; no oops in It ... . As the late criminal sage Bugay Siegel said: uwe only kill each other." Agent B!ll McCaffrey called Jimmy Cagney wttll an otfer to play Falatafl at the Connecticut Shakespeare Festival and Jim reCused with, "Can't make t h c weight" .... Greta Garbo (Oh , that Greta Garbo) enjoyed t h e III!Jtoi!l or the Fisherman" matfnee at the OeMUie Theatre .•• With interior deoorator B r a d .... Faye Dunawas's longpl~ with photog J e r r y Schatzberg may be fading on the cutting room floor : Faye wants to buy a Roman pad since s h e starred witl Marcello Mastroi aMi. Two things served at the Camelot roast beeferie: Yvette Mimieux and the first of the Japa ~ nese shipment of "Sake," due for the big Yankee dollar .... Wyatt Cooper bought an 1898 14~ triplex dollhouse (at the ~barites E. 60th st. boutique) for his ootay-poo wife, Gloria Vanderbilt .... Other ~borltlc­ clients: Jeanette Tishman of the manyskyscrapered realty famIly bought a small joke for her construction tycoon hubby, Ed- ward: a set or antiiJie blocks .... Not so impressJve as the set of blocks John D. Rockefeller bouiht (or his son and P'&bCI· aons: t8th St.,' 49th St., 51Hb st., 51st st., etc. TEXTURE PAINT WHITE AND COLORS EXCELLENT PLASTER, MASONRY WALL BOARD AND WOOD WALLS 6. 49 gel . Author Mart Crowley of t h e swish-hit "Boys ln the Bandu (he'll write and produce t h e film venion) has a new Bdwy , play about finished: "Remote Asylum,,. usin,g ooe holdover charBcter from his Band - cam,p comedy ('"Michael"); although "Asylum'' is not a homusexual play. Columbia's big buildup is for Alexandra Hay, who'll co -·star in the ucactus Flower,. movie ... Petula Clark new all the way to Paris to see her cheval Vive Haie steeplechase atler most of the other nags in the race: ran 7th ... Pet's racing colors are suwishy: mauve and violet. Milton Berle vacated a table at The Ground Floor and an old lady confiscated Uncle Millie's discarded stogie and treasured it ~~~ ln ll~r kerchief; now that s a Can! .... One of Milt's ex-wives {in fact his double-exwife JCJYce Mathews) listed Milt's cigars as one of her divorce ~ reasons .... Interesting exhibition for oldBdwy. esthetes: Char14ils LeMalr's 1919 to 1939 costumes for Zieg(eld's Follies, George White's Scandals, Earl MoreComfortW.orlnt FALSE TEETH T c overcome dl1comfort wban denturu slip. ~IL de or IOOM:n , Juat sprinkle a little PASTUTH 011. rour plat.eM. FASTEETH boldll dentUI'H ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER MIDDLEPORT, 0. firmer. You eat betWT, feel maN comfortable. PASTEETH Ia alkallllf' - won't ~our. Helpe cbeck_pllltll odor . Denturl!ll tbat {lt are elsenUal to health See your dentlllt rq:uiarly. (let FABTEI!TH tot all dl'\ll oounten. . NEW ' BEDROOM HALL FIXTURE SAlE PRICE Helen Hill is Carroll'I'J Vanities, at the Capri~ corn Gallery Dec. 4; also t h e stage duds of such ladles of the legitimate evening as Eva Le- , Gallienne and the Dolly Sisterst Pearl Bailey's .. Hello, Dol ~ ly" longrun looks so permanent, her hubby jazz-great Louis Bellson's folding his H'wood business tents and noisily stealing away to Bdwy, ror what seems Pearl's endless run ; tfleir three kids will go to school here 'neverything ...• The careers of Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel settled well below !luperstar level so they're teaming up ror some Nelson and Queen of Week And of Month Helen Hill was Queen of the Week, and also won the crown for being QJeen of the Month at the last meeting of the Mef.as ROUND PENDANT OVAL PENDANT CHANDEUER Cnaomr white fl~ glon globe radl· Empl,. ~tyllng' c:ambh•• 'POI\Ia-tll¥er olea '' wonn" light In ony Mill ~~g. Chain opllc..fluled gl•• wllh on10te co~"lt nte.w:lato28''. In ontlq1111 brau. Olomtltr B". btel'lds18to35". 1995 659 Reg . 9.75 ScollopM wMe glou ahodaa, pollthd bfon ormt. Sonn wolnwl tplncllt and pollohod ''"'29.95 <hoin. 5-IIJitt . .... 2079 Gardner was rwmer-upfor ~ or the Week. The dub is taking donatiOhl Jeanetteing at Harrah's Tahoe. We've seen uouver" and de- from each member so as to bu,y Jlgfltedly state It is the finest, material to make a red velvet moat "'liis~y mar]ielous, aural- , robe which wUl be used for eaeh queen'& cnnming. ty satlsrytng mo'tie enchantment Due to the busy holt~ schein years .... Ron Moody as Fadule of the county home the meetgin manages a miracle few might believe without seeing - he ings will be held ln the Baptransforms that once balky ster- tist Church in Pomeroy during December, with the Dec. 17 meeteotype into someone actually lovIng being the amual Cbrlotm., able, endlessly comic, a protean endearment or a sort Dan- parcy leaturlng a potluck dlnoer ny Ka.ye might someday have acand a gilt excliange. A warm welcome &oel to all complished ir he hadn't stdl'ered membera to eome to the party, all tbeae years from his incipient caae or The Cutes; R o n Weigh-Ins will be !rom 6-8:80 p.m. and dinner will be at 7 Moody manages this gutsy whimp.m. Thla meetlns will be at the sy with danC4ils, songs and acting of apastlc, plastic perfection, a Bapt:ilt Church. Monday, Dec. 23, will be juat characterization of wooder1ul weigh-in. Due to the rac:t t h e a acting nonsense, the merriest ot Memphistopheles rather thM an monthly and quarterly 'lll"ftl offensively greedy terror. will be crowned, and other 1mportant matters wiU be di~aa­ ed, the club will meet MondaJ, Dec. 30, ror a regular meeting. Anyme delirlng to Join t h I o weight r.Wclng club may ca1J Marte Blrchfleld in Rutland or Ruth Needs in Clleshlre. 'I RETURN TO WOOSTER Mr. and Ml·1. 1bomu Iannarelli and sona, Dave and' ~, have returned to Wooster after a weekend visit here with bel parents, Mr. and Mrs. DavlctOhllnger, In Mlddle)IOrt. REG. 129 ELECTRIC TWO-CAR 174AO 15595 GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR 99 ln.c:ludtl radio control for 2 cotl, will operate doort up to 18 ft. " 7 I. quality 01 gne cor optlllk>t". UNDER CABINET 5" • Ill" fh.oort~nt light <:omp\ele wilh G.E. 15W tube. Hnvv dulv 6 h. cord. Reg. 8.98 FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE Blotk ond br011 ltrUn lnclude1: 2988 ONLY ~iltiH 24" GRATE Combii'ICIIIon grat• and bo•••l. Encb Rill, d1toch for bvrr11,... Oily lltl lo"'il. Co11 iron llrMt.hed In blotk. Reg. 10.69 799 .·. /' r~ PRESTO LOGS lowdiJSI. BurnswlltlO\II mtu, 1001. NOW I COlOR-G!O NATURA! FLAME "lf• J39 ~- 155 Lefty Specialist FIRE TONGS Bloc. 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Subac~IJ~tlon ro~u O.liw...od by canior wharo lt¥ollablo 45 canta ,... ""'"'-; • - J<N' In atlvonco at the · Dally S.fdlnal Offlca, $23..40. Sia ...... h., $11.70. •onths, $5.85. By Met11r Rovta wMto can-lor ,.,. Ylco nOI .--allot.lal Orao month $1.50. By ....111 o- .,._. $10.00. Si• r110ntha $5.25. fiiOnths S~url,.. tlon ~leo lnclu.fn Sunday Tilllot• S.lltlnel.• .. n._ n.... COLUMBUS AND SOUTHE_RN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY n.oo. Ac<:ordi~ to reporta, Reds Gene"l Manager Bob Rowsam w~· part with Aberrw.thy, who set a · club record last season Topiary is the clipping ol treea or shrubs to form symmetrical or grotesque shapes. or the forms of birds and anlmajs. THE DAILY SENTINEL Happy Holidays, Mom? CINCINNATI (IJPI) - Veteran {'ellever Ted Abernathy may be used as trade bait as the Cincinnati Reds seek a left handed relief specialist. with 78 pitchh'B appearances. Howllm Js shopping for • re-liever at the anmal winter baseball me~ti~s In san Fran<:isco this week. Abernathy, 35, won the Nation-al League's 11 Fireman or t h e Year" award hi 1967 by <:ompU1118 1 1.27 earned run average in 70 IPpearances with the Reds. .....,. .. Ull In yeur livi.. . . - . t.Mfy,_, end wltll her parents, Mr. IDd Mrs. Robert McElhinny, M 1 d- Sacon4 clau ~toatago pold at Po... .fOJ, Ohio. National odv.,tllllnt roprosontoth•a 272 227 5. x-Texas {8- 1 ~1) 174 6. x-Kansas (9~1) 148 7. x~Tennessee (8-l-l) t06 8, x-Notre Dame (7-:l-1) 104 9. X·Arkansaa (9.1) g(l 10. x-Oklahoma (7..3) 61 x-Completed season. Second 1o _ u, Purdue (20); 12, Alabama (17); 13, Oregon State (12); 14, Florida State (ll); 15. Mlcht.gan (5); 16, SOuthern Methodist (4); 17 , Missouri (3); 18, Ue, Ohio University and Minnesota CO; 2 1, Ue, lblston and Abby on mock for STOCK-UP Monday al- Pubii•Md doily ••copt S.turdar tty Th. Ohl~ Vallo)' Puhli.tdne Co111pany 11 0 M.char\llt . _ St., Po~~~eroy, Ohio:· 45769. Ju1ineu .Of(lce Phon" 992· 2156, Ultetlol Pho"" 992--2157.!. a~J!It-U,.,:l.-~~~ W.. m1d finiu. week)~ Team Points 1. x-Ohlo St. (28) (9~) 33f 2. x.SO Cal (4) (9-&-1) 277 e4s88.-(11th Stanford (1). SPENDS HOLIDAY HEliE to Ohio Unlveralty NEW YO~ ,JPO _ The United Pres's International top 20 major coUege football teams of 1968, with first pla(;tt votes \ or odor. WAX BIRCH TABLE SET Solid hotdwQQd -'""'' fi,.INitdpaneh. "···-···~'"""· 2-4"W,I-4"D• 22· 1/2"H. Aeg. l5.~} 1299 " 3 SHELF PREFINISHED IOOKCASE PRIE-FII\IISHED RECORD CABINET ..ood ponela. hordWDOd wtth WCIC ¥ocf• of 1644 -ktut lillllhed ulld hordCotot 11 30"W a 9-1/2"0 1 36"H. lt~~g. 19.50 ·- ~ .o val Kansas State 8fi,.70. KSU. trilling 45-31 at halftime, got no cllilser than nine points in the aecord half. Ogletree hid h.ia lowest scor. lng toeal oC the anson last year against Ka11511 State1 brf made IV ror It Monday night with II fteld g01ls and 1 perrect 8-for--6 re<:ord rrcm the rree throw line. The vi ct.or)' gave the BeArcats a 2..() record. The game opened Kanau State's se111on. Third - ranked University or Kentucky modO Miami or Ohio ita aecond victim in as many starts. T he WUdcata held the lead Den Iuel had 22 potnt.s and Mike Casey added amther 20 lor the WUdcats. Fnnk Kukacs was high Cor Miami with 2(1 points In the game, the Red-skins' season opener. In other games: roiled Southern Cal, which will Xavier downed Thomas More meet Ohio state ln the Rose College 79-66, as Luther RackBowl New Year's Day, in its ley ·accounted (or 21 points ror attempt to become the first the victorious Musketeers. Xaback.to-bl.ck llltlonal chaqdan vier is now 1-1. since Oklahoma (195~6). The John Wenderrer of Thomas title would "ve been the More was high w:lth 25 points, Trojans• third, tying them with Sophm10re Rich: Walker Oklahoma ror most rational champiOI'IIhips. SouUlern Cal also won natio..l honors in 1962, Tonight's N o r t h GaUla· Outstandiq: perrormers for Southern basketball game scheOhio State included Kern, duled at North Gall Ia ha s been mammoth tackles Dave Foley, postponed, due to Jow water sn All America, and Rufus pressure in the school sysMayes, linebacker Dirk Worden, tem. The game has been redefensive back John Tat!IITI and scheduled Saturday evening, running back Jim otis. Nine or the tq) 10 team s will be appearing in post season bowl games, with only Notre Dame, whose school policy prohlbi ts it rrom competing, not scheduled for rurther play. Besides Ohio State and Southern Cal, Peru~ State, 9-0 with: one game remaini~, will play Kansas in the Orange BowL Georgia, the Southeastern Conference champion, plays Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl and COLUMBUS (UP0 - Very few Texas, the Southwest Conference c hamp, meets Tennessee Ameri can - born skaters have in the Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma cra cked the lineu» of a National will play Southern Methodist ln Hockey League team. the Bluebmnet Bowl However, a sharpshooter rrom Cleveland could make the grade. Doug Volmar of the Columbus Checkers, up from the Michigan state hockey team, has blis~ tered the nets for 19 goal!! in 20 games. At that rate, he could s hatter two International Hockey League scorlng records. "Doug could be ready for the NHL in two years. He has the size 6-1, 220 lbs., scoring ablli~ winter baseball meetings in tJ and the determination," says progress here, comes to the end Checkers' playing • coach Moe of a fantastic 1968 season which Bartoli. was widely known as "the year "He has a terrific s hot. Doug or the pitcher... gets his wrist shot off quicker As matters stand now , the than anyone in the NHL," .Bar.~ m_aximum . height.. any pitcftlng toli said. " lie doesn't evert have mound cara be is 15 inches. It to control the puck and it's gone. can be as low as grOWld level, "Skating is his weakest point, but none is. but he's getting stronger each As for the strike zone, the game. Right now Doug isn't too rules now say It extends from a s ure of himself with the puck. batter's shoulders to his knees. When he gets the pu ck, all he That's rather in:lefinite, arxl the wants to do is shool." propOsed rule cut it down to the narrowest interrelation: Cram a batter's arm pits to the top of his knees. Not Exciting Enough Sentiment ror a change seemed to boil down to a feeling that baseball isn't exciting fans as It used to. Baseball men sneer at the suggestion, Rock 'em, sock 'em, pro football is challenging baseball (or ranking as the nation's most p(J)ular sport but mam' privately admit that more action is needed in the "old national pasttime." And action means basehits, The ma.ior leagues got one dash of excitement ror 1969 out or Monday's meetings anyway LOOK GOOD? with the word that "Bo will be back." .WANT SOME? Bo, oC course, is Do Belinsky, ttle rollicking southpaw who keeps getting in trouble with the 0. K. No problem. clubs he works for because or his penchant for bright ligh\8. Just phone The st. Louis Clrdinals, Nat.Wnal League champions, decided CITY LOAN to risk a few headaches and picked Ltl Bo in the annual player draft. "I'm not worrked about him." said manager Red Schoendiemt. "He's got 1 HOOd ann and he could help us as a spot starter or reliever." 1o• SAN FRANCISCO OJPI)- Are baseblll fans sick and tiredand. just pl.aln bored- with tedious low scQring games dam hated by the pitchers? ' A number or ~p base~~ o(fi~ ~ - .who tiJink . that s exactly the way fans reel are going to try today to put some batU~ back in baseball- by paun1J a coll)le of new rules designed to make liCe tougher for pitchers an-: 1 ha~ier for hitters. For one, they're going to try to cut the pitching mound down to a standard height or ei.ght inches, so the supennen on the hill won't be firing his thunderbolts down at the batter. For soother, they want to give the pitcher a tougher target by reducing the sbe of the strike zone. Both rule changea were en:lorsed Monday at a joint meeting of general managers and field managers, The meeting wasn't a completely peaceful one: some pretty heated voices were raised and two of them belonged to general manager Paul Richards or Atlanta. a famed tutor of pitchers, and new field manager Clyde King of San Francisco, an ex..pitcher. Change Approved But in the end the Jl'Oll) okaYed the dla-.es, which go before the playing rules committee today for approval. If the committee goes IIOI'IIl: with the propon:t.s. then it's bad news for the pitchers. uwe reel we mQ have helped some things," said general manager Harry Dalton of the Baltimore Orioles, who is c~> chairman or the Genenl Managers Committee along with John HoDand of the Chicaeo Cubs. Baseball c<mmissioner WUIiam D. Eckert, who had asked the KI'«<' to come up with ••reasOMble" recommerdatlons '"to make the game more attncUw to the fans," said he thought the meeUrv had been ••extremely productive." The ac Uon, at the annual Ford Gala11e 500 4 Door. , ••••••••••. $1295 •1 auto. trans., power ateering, brown with \!na,tch,ine ;;,,,,,;.,,, radio, w·s-w tire a. Pomeror Cem.t~t Tft• Departmlllt S•• of Bulldin1 Sincel915 Spartan Star paced BowU11J Green wlth 29 points to an 84--77 win over Boldwln-Walto<e. The Falcons sported only a 3$--34 halftime lead, but surged ahead in tilt! last hair for a 1-1 season record. The Yellow Jackets, now 0-2, were led by Ted Johnson with 21 pointa. Kent State dereated Wisconsin State (Oshkoah) 83--54 to open the season. The Flashes were headed by Doug Grayson with 19 points. The losers were paced by Dale Race, R i c k Rehm and Ken Vergowe, all with 13 point s. Ohio Northern edged Urba .. 83--80 witll the help or Randy Young and Steve Richart, both scoring 19 points. Terry Anderson led the Blue Knights with At Nm Role r------------~------------ 1 TN#IJQ#/1 TN£ I SPECIAL!! USED 18. The "We Art A Gold Star Polar Bears are nmr Merchant" 1-0. UrbJna is 1-1. Central State lost an overtime game 95--91 to We st Virginia State. The Marauders played without NAIA All - Tournamen( choice Chris Buchanan. They were paced by nory Hinton with 22 points, the game high. John carroll squeezed by Wheeling College 83-82. Carroll was led by Tom Mullally with 25: points and Jim Teters with 24. ALL SIZES-BLACK OR WHITE 1---- Malone College pulled away • • minHas Good S/wt utefroms andThiel100in thethe opening rest or the way to post a 77-71 win as both learn s opened their s easons. Malone's Steve Schrader led all scorers with 20 points. 4. 95 PRICES START AT EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT 5. . 55 • Plus Tax Gucocnteed I...~~JAEROY !2,ME & A~~OY I 0 L••••••••••••--••••••••••••••••~ Money Saving You SAVE AT Moore's CROW SHOOT SHE'S 16" 'rAll Sprii'Q·IocHI.d 23" dalolbl• borr.. oun \hoot. Juction cup dartJ. '""' Two 11 " ploi lit t ro•5 tit on f•n ct ond loll off when hit by Ike wdion cllf) darn . $293 110. $1.91 10-PIECE TOOL· SET IN STEEL $182 n..mc....,.. Open fer young ond old. f'lay.rs UM beginner's HI of loot, , tempered sprinG ~~=~ s.teel sow . hammer. 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Baseball Brass OK's ClEAN, LONG BURNING Compotl l o91 on mode ol oc:ompn.. ~ • , Drops KSU; 'Skins Lose 86-77 Houston and Stanford tied ror 20th. championship the easy way - in Ohio State, a predominantly h'ont ol I television ' el sophomore team considered an The Buckeyes, Who finished also ran in Blg Ten pre-season with a 9-0 record, watched predl<:tlons, displayed a powerSaturday as Southern ClltfornJa rul offense in becwnlrw the Ofth and Notre Dame battled to a 21- Big Ten team to win the title in 21 tie In a nationally televised the 19-year history or the UPI pme, OJtlotal c~lonsh;p balloti~Vo The tie dropped Southern Cal The Buckeyes, with sopho(9..0..1) out or the top rankq more quarterback Rex Kern and paved the way Cor Ohio directing the offense, opened State's second national cham- With a 35-14 victory <>Over pionship. The United Press Southern Me.t hodist and then lnternatlonal Beard or Coaches downed Oregon 21-6. Ohio State cast 28 or a possible 34 first burst into national prominence place votes for the Buckeyes, with a 13-0 upset of then tap who won their first title In 1957. ranked Purdue, capturing the The Bucke)'es amused 334 No. 2 ranking behind Southern points to easily outdistance Cal alii hol.dhl!; it until the Southern Cal, which re'!ei ,.elJ Trojans tied Notre Dame four tlrst plaee votes and 277 Soturda.Y. . points. PeM State, with the two Woody Hayes' team then remaining ftrst place ballots, rolled past Northwestern, llJinrinished third, fi.ve J;~oint.s behind ois, Mictllgan State, Wisconsin Southern Cel. and Iowa before ripping MichiG e o r g i a remained fourth gan 50.14 in its nnal game for while Texas captured the No. 5 the Big Ten championship, ranking, moving ahead of The young Buckeyes averaged Kansas. Tennessee was seventh, almost 33 points per game In Notre Dame moved up to compUlng their first perfect eighth, Arkftnsas took ninth and season since 1954. The Ohio Oklahoma finished lOth. State defense yielded Jess than Second Ten 15 points per game. Purdue was ranked 11th, USC Misses Chance lollow ed b.Y Alabama, Oregoo The tie with Notre Dame State and florida State. Michigan finishOO 15th, ~hern Methodist was 16th and Missouri Hth. Ohio University and Minnesota tied for 18th and 3, Pem State (2) (9-0) 4. x-Georgia (8-0--2) Puritan BLACK & BRASS blodl m11h cvrloins, 38" ~ 31". Ftr1HI ton1l1h of br~o~sh , shG\01111, po••r, and 1tond 28" high . AndIrons art 19 Inch .. high . .. , . . . . _ • (UP0 - Ohlo UPI Grid Poll 147.00 Min Karen McElhinny reb.lrn· ed YORK OSU Captures TOPS Knotchers for losing 9114 lbs. g..e was crowned and glven . a banner and a lovely gift. Edith ~ State won the National Football 1398 ,.,............ oJ . . Bucks Win Big Prize Easy Way and your family .,. \ Ide of nine pmea. GIFTS for your home rr, '*u.......,., , .............~ ...._._.,... ... ,, . - .. ~-.,, 0.11.1 99t ......... ROCKER Mapla finilh an hordwood, colorful print oo padded -and .... mo•ble ' pillow back.Nl; �... -...... ~ - ... --------• i - l'tte Daily Scrwtncl, Pomel·oy·Middlcpol1, o., Tucsdl)·, llecernber 3, lV68 lndebtedn~ Cage Rulings ffifJ)ffi SCORES By United Press International W. L. P<t. GB Baltimore • . . 18 Boaton •.•.• 15 Plilladelphla .• 12 Cincinnati . . . IS Petrol! . . .. - 10 1\:ew "''ork .. . 10 Milwaukee • • . 6 West 6 .750 & .714 6 .067 7 .650 12 .455 14 .H i 16 .273 H~ 3 3 7 8 ll W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles .. 16 7 .696 San Francisco 1I 12 . 407 5 Atlanta ... .. II 12 .478 5 Sin mego . . . 11 12 . 4i8 5 Seattle .. .. II I 7 .393 n,~ Chicago .. 10 16 .385 7~! Phoenix • . • • 5 16 .23H 10 Monday's Hesults Seattle 118 PhOenix 108 (Only game scheduled) Tuesday"s C.ames Boston at Milwaukee Atlanta at New York San Diego at Chicago Phoenb: at Los Angeles Seattle at San Francisc-o CinciMati at Baltim9re (Only games scheduled) By United Press International Eaot W, L. Pet.. GB Mirmesota . . . 12 4 . 750 Mlaml . . . . . . 8 8 .500 4 Kentucky . . . . 8 1() • 444 5 New York . ... 5 14 .263 8lh West W, L. Pet. GB Oakland .. .. • 16 3 .842 New Orleans . . 8 8 .500 6 1;~ Dallas . . . .... 7 7 .500 61h Los ,\ngeles . . . 8 9 . 471 7 Denver ....... 8 9 .471 7 Houston ... . . .. 4 9 .308 9 Monday's Results Dallas 112 Oakland 111 Indiana lO.J Miami 109 Tuesday's Games Dallas at Oakland New Orleans v s. Minnesota at Duluth New York at Denver (Only games scheduled) NEW YOUii (UPD - The PT. PLEASANT - Indebted llnited Press International ma- ness on the Heights U n i.t e d jor college pre-season basket. Methodist church parking loll ball ratings wlth first place votes was paid in lull recently throuih in parentheses. an anonymous glft ol $300 by a Team Polnta member, Rev . Charles Frwn an I. UCLA , (28) 280 ' nounced Slmday. The parking lots 2. North Cuollna 21:i are ltdja~nt to the church on the 3. Kentucky 16 5 soutll and the parsonage on the 4. Notre Dame U4 north . 5. Kansas 113 Business matters will betrans6. Houston ·~ 7. Davidson 63 New Mexico State (34); 14, Ohio State {30); 15, Tie, Wftstern Keri8. New Mexico 59 tucky and Dill<e (22); 17, Santa 9. Villanova 58 to. c 111c1nna11 so Clara (16); 18, Southern Caliror. Second 10 - 11, Purdue (52); nia (15); i9, Florida (14); 20, Calirornl.a (12). 12, St. Bonaventure (46); 13, On Lots Paid week, additional meetings are scheduled.· aded in the Local Conference Monday, Dec. 9, Win One Clan (Administrative Board) meeting mt!mbers wlll share In a turkey at the church TUesday at 7:30 dinner ror the enure ramUies. p.m. Regular pra,yer and Bible study HURRY! services will reswne Wednesday at 7:30p.m. and choir praeOrder ttve will follow these services. FILM & The Thursday ~nlng Bible study group 'Wnf meet at 10 o'FLASH BULBS , _ clock. Thursday, a postponed turkey For Christmas Pictures dinner will be enjoyed by ChrisTODAY! tian Builders class members in the church dlning room at 6:30p.m. ThanksgiVing and Advent ~­ day were part or the worship Robert McCulloch F. Bailey, Rt. 1 Alban,y; Mrs. Gardes Prater, Radcliff; Richard B. Brogan, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Bessie M. Hill, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs, C. Orner Thomas, McArth ur; J ames L. Stevison, J ack~ son; Paul A. Foster, Oak Hill; Mrs. Dewey Mullins, Rt. 2 Jackson; Marvin W. McCann, Rt. 4 .1\ thens; M.rs, Evan S. Spriggs, fU. 3 Jackson; Staphen D. WiiJiams, Jackson; Mrs. Jotm D. Lambert, Rt. I Middleport. Births Mrs. Cary F. Finley, Rl 2 Crown City, son, l1:19a.m. MotJo. day; Mrs. John D, Lambert, Rt. 1 Middleport, daughter, 2:16 a. T N RIBBON CANDY Others to 2.87 DID YOU KNOW lhat Mro. Reid Y - . whole -biiUieo at orfllll(zfllg were nleel,y tlemmuitrated at the recent Region II meeting of the Ohio A,.oclatkla of Garden Club•, hal qreed to Chairman lite 11169 ell-<Otlllf;y Chrlotmao !lower · Mro. Yotlll& """ prell- of tho Chellter Gordon Club, will be aiiSiote<! willt the obow l)y eapable Marpret Ella Lewis who hi.J been chairman of the lhow 1lnce it waa started n.ve yeara ...... 87~ea. S. SGT. WU.LIAM "PETE" WERNER Is home !rom Thailand where he hal ap(m the p. .t 14 montba. and for the Orlt Ume .111 eight yooro, Thankllllvflll witb hlo family. After ·a 30 day leave, Pete will 10 to hw Air Force Base In South Carolina. otherl of the Werner family home for the holitiaJr wore Mr. and Mro. NorllWI stewart and family, Columbuo, and Mr. and Mro. Jack Werner, Belpre. TREE ORNAMENTS box All Colors Solid Pack and Assorted boX SAVE HUNDREDS Of XMAS TRIMS HERE 9 IN. HIGH ELECTRIFIED 12 Inch Discharges Mrs. Gertrude DePrie~t. Enos L, Donnally, Jeanene E. Furbee, Mrs. Berl Gilkey, Harry c. Hill, Tammy R. King, Henry G. Ki· sor, Raymord F. Musgrave, Mrs. Kurt ~ Rutz, Mrs . Tillie WU1,1 Olen Doefer, Dearme s. Archer, Kenny Ste..,art, Mrs. HaUie William s, Mrs. Robert II. Hickel and InCant daughter, Mrs. Roger L. Bush and infant daughter. TREE TOP ANGEL UL Approved . CANDLE DOOR HANGER DOOR HANGER NIGERIA WANTS TALKS LAGOS, r\igeria (UP0 - Nigerla said Monda.v it is ready to end tile clvll war with secessionist Biafra whenever the rebels are ready to hold meaning ful peace talks. The government's statement criticiz.ed international relief efforts to aid victims of the fiptlng. POLY DOOR SWAGS XMAS DECORATIONS Inch Size -- Priced 4 2-Hour DRY CLEANING 15 Foot Glittering Tinsel Garland ORNAMENT HANGERS Vacuum Gold Plated Blue Red Etc . ea. . 992-5421 CASCADE TREE TR XMAS PAPER 51~ Xmas Fo, Booko, Sweat ... , Robe• Shirtt, Sods, Blank~th Blouses, China, Ect . CHOCOLATE COVERED 18 Foot-3 Rolls Silver Aluminum Foil Polyethylene Christmas Flowers 47 CHERRIES c 10.0.:. lox ea. 21 c 42C CANES IN A C71) TREE 00 TIN FRUn LIGHT 1. Standard size 84 cha racter keyboard. CAKE 2 . Backspace key-same location as on sta nda rd of· fice typewriter . 300 Strands 3 . Marg1n release key-same location as on standard 4 . Visible margin stops . Centering locks . Margin bell. 5 Automat!<: lint! finder-for typing out of regular spacing. 6 . Calibrated scales on paper table. 7. Snap -off cover for eiiSY access . TABLE TREES- Silver 8 . Lightweight -only 12 pounds . 9 . Instruction boo~>~ wtth touch typing course 12~~ inch Very Red! 10. 5 year warranty on parts and workma nship Regular 29c '... .. . - -. Greeting CARDS .: With Envillopei · · 1.47.. Reg. $1.00 •• ~ Hospital In adllicot:he on Nov. 12 wu planned In a recent meet· lDg of the Ladlea Awdllaey o1 Drew Webater Po1t 39, Amerl.can Legion. trw conducted by Mrs. Ellen The unit made a $5 cootrtbu- Couch. Mrs. Leonard Jewell, uon toward eJPensea ot tt.part;y child welfare ctw.ll'Jilln, Wll giv.. and made plans £or provld~ en $25 to be used tor a needy homemade col<eo and candy. Sov- !omlly. eral member• ....Ul be attenclbw. A leg:lsla.the report was preIt was aho wted til give t5 aented by Mrs. J. M. Thornton. for a party at tile Southeastern Mra. Gerald Wlldermuthremil"l\-o Ohio Mental Health Center tbis ed membera that fllls are for week and to provide homemljlt salt by the wtlt at $3.50. Ways caM)- and cookies. Mrs. Charles 4 . 1111 ;nean~ project a were disHayes la chairman or the com- ;rwned and Mra. Don Humell re, );!Grtad that all · mrt. have been sold f'!'i lluit the Chrlstmoswrllllpiogllre moving. The 'Chri1tmas party was keld with an exchanp or glft.J. ~ heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. . TEXACO .-. Family Dinner 675-2460 PT. 0. Holiday Event • • Holly Pine and MISTLETOE BALLS fllg ~ with tho - · wao Lila Carnw1 of Chauncey. Mr1. Bowen vl•lted over t h " weekeDd · wlih her lather, Denver carman, Peeeh Forti;. KING EDWARD GIVE Payne, third; ao;l Mra. Thompson. fourth. Allee Mrs. Ferrell is Dinner Party Host r ~ ~ _,;1 --:,. t SANTA FACE Mro. Ethel Ferrell ... teao '111onklalvlnlllll' lor o ill• nor pariJ'. Two IUIIIloo of tour _,... UCMta wero pre- far tho oi>HrVUee. Tile a-stl were Mn. Harold (:rOUCh, Vlclo' and JIUIO, am Sallb' StaBley, Acme. W, Va.; ThoiiUI• Wolkor, F11Dt, Mich.; Mr. and lira. Kemollt Holbrook, LINia, and Brett, and Jill>. Rlsor, MaJOD, W. VL; Mr. and Mro. EoiW Moon, Mr. and Mlri¥ n7 Mr1. DmnoaFerreD, Tvrle,Ur. ond Mro. DD!ortl ForreU, Mary, Trlra, Jamal · and Tore• Am. Tim c..an. and Mark Smtih, S)TICUIL AIIUDoon viii.......... .Mr. and Mro. RMdFerroiianddlllllh- ter, Lloa, Mlddl-rt. · d r Announce~i~ners Box of 50 Trust munlr, service project at the Alhe111 hoopltol Mrs. Hayes reported on the Red Cr:oas drive actlv:itlea or the auxli!ary, Thebudget!orl969 was approved during the meet- ~-- -It . ETALIZED ICICLES office typewriter. .. 12-ln. Electrified TO Participation In the holldl)r pa~ to be held at the Voterano 8 oen>lce will be p r e - by diDir wiD prll . . . . . . . . . . . , lite jmlor choir, that tho Doe. ~ I.J. Thanklglvfllg aueoto of Mr. and Mra. Robert Bowen, Sr. VlaU· 6 ln. Holy Pine CANDLEHOLDERS Help with-Holiday Party Mr. aOO Mrs. George Morris and Alfred Elberfeld enterHOLIDAY HAPPINESS FOR Mr. and Mro. Homer Rice, Mld- tained Thonkaglvlng wlllt 1 ramtlloport, wao hevlng all lhree ot lltelr oona home lor 'lbankoglv- tly dinner. fllg. Guestl were Mr. and Mrs. WOG. SCI. Harold Rice, juot bock from a year In VlebWn, hlo llam R. Anderson. Kristin, Bill, wile, ood chUdren, Mlcbelle and Jeffrey, were In lor the week- Jr., aoo Erin, Pomeroy; Mr. and end !rom CIIIIJI LeJeuae, N. C. Incidentally, SCI. Rice, who hao Mrs. Robert Elberfeld, Julie and 18 ylar1 In the MarlDea. wa• awarded the bronze star. Hl'l cur- Stan Coats, Pomeroy; Mr. and rtlitly on a tour -daJ trip to CUba. Mrs. Allan Elberteld, Hunti!llMaJ. O.lllter Rice and b11 wU'e came In from Atlanta, c.., and ton, W. Va., Mr. and Mra. Steve Gl COUI'II, Denver and Nora Rice, and their son, 8Wy, joined Elberfeld, Becka, Morpntown, tbe faanl11 tor 'lblnkl&lvlnl dl.mer. Other i!Uesta were Mr. a R d W. VL; Mr. and Mra, WOllam Mra.· Ceorae DeWeese ~ AthenJ. Downie ard son, BUlDownie,Jr .• &lu.n Riee, who was married not long ago. didn't make It here student at Lincoln Memorlal Unllor 'lbankoglvfllg. Her lllobond I• 111 collep. They reolde 111 At- versi~, Harragate, Tenn. lanta, Mr. and Mro. Richard Elberfled, Am find David, Hillsboro; Robert Elberfeld, University or Junior Members in ClnclnnaU; Mr. and Mrs, Martin Elberfeld, O.Uilcothe; Jim AnAssisting derson. George Morris, Jr., Ohio University; Don Anderson, aM. Junior auxiliary members or RO&emary Morris. Drew Webster P01t 39, Amerl· Guellto of lite .Inti Mrs. CID Legion, ore contrlbutin& fo GUEST OF MOTHER ..Wendell G: ll(uller and IQtl, Kev- holld~tP~~· to. be held at the . Mro. c. f)fchtner Ill Co; !ltitdiY. ...... Mr • ..;rllt-•. Soulltii&iillh'H Ohio Mental Heoldl lumbuo , .1 the 'lbankogivlng 'BeD Stutler and Nancy, Mr. and Center and tile ChiUicothe Vet.- guell of her molher, Mrs . Hattie Mro. Bennie Ruooell ll(ullor and erano Hoopltal. Smllh, Middleport. During a recent meetln& of the Mlchul, and Mr. lnd M r 1. lfl'O't), Janelle CWDmlnp:, llJamea Harpold, VieMa, W. Va. They were here eii(IOclally lor - alote4 by members of tho Ladles Auxlilary deoontetl nopklna, lite boptlomal 10rvlee lor MImade to Chrlstmla cards, prechael Stutler bold at the Aopared nut Clf>O and IIUed them buey United Church. wlllt candy, and provided ·.200 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gruel8r, ,..., togo to be taken to the Lorey end Robert, otudent at GlenYIUe - State Collep, Glen- Athena hoapltal Thurodo,y. Tho ville, W. Vo. and Mra. Welby juniors wUI also be cOtllrlbuiiDg WfWey Wert Thank8givinlguellll similar 11omo to lite ChUUcothe of Mr. and Mro. Patrldt ~ hoepitol It na decided to send three and family, Coluriluo. !olr. and Mr a. Leo WIDlomo new ocnpbooka to the National or Jaekaon ware rec.t vllltora Jewl1h HOIPital at Deaver, COlo. Mn. Harry DaVil, ldvi10r, reof Mro. Welby Whaley, Gift wrapped, porti a total or 13 membera in In P•cks and lex•• Mr. and Mra. Robert Bowen, Jr. - and ~ and Mro. G>- the wtlt.. mer Bowen, CblWC01he, were Trim Your Tree Easily' 5 Foot x 300 Strands Robinson's Cleaaers 77t set 45 Foot-6 Rolls Our USUII Good Cleenlnt ki MorriOODandtheo!ferlasrodtetlm wae l)y ~Davlo. ~ Glaze wa1 aeeompullt for crouP l1nalnl ot "Mary Hid .. Baby/' and •• Away ID the Mlnaw." Mro. Gerlach OIIIIOUtiCod the '!a, MIDGET . LIGHTS 88Cea. Artbur-.t. The welcome wa1 P•• b)' Vic- Clue, "HAA'¥ B1J1:bda,y, Jelllll," by Beth Am Wolle, "Our Cllrtlf:maa WiJh tor You" by Debbie John1011, ••Music" by Rlckf WtnebriRler. "In a ManKer" b7 Becky LOng, "The Belt Glft•• by Kevin Yeauger, 14Rinl Christmal BeDs" by Bobby FQX, ''Tinl Baby Jeau•" by Ter17 Wtnet. "For H1a Birthday" by T o d d Morrl1011, "'n!e Maglc ol Christ. mu'" by Kim Tolbert, and "Hea· . They ' 1118 Chriltt Hea1, .,Spedal Jon" bJ· VIcki Boyleo. "lllliDY Blrthcloy Little Je10a" by Kathy Heal, ••LfUJe Gltta'' by Jo)' Beaver, "Look Up and Uve•• b;y Rand;)' Roach, "To You AU., by AnrQ Nuh, UJ cann by Barbara a-la Baker, ur.ord We Thank Moyer, "M)' Gift tor Juua" by You" by Ltbble Belcher, "FOI· Term Jolm.Ml, and "One Out- lowing Jesu•.,. by Mlehael utn. standlne Gift" b)' VIcki Wine. dy, and •• A Chri1tma1 Candle" by Terrie Fox. brenner. .. All Because" by R i c k 1 HChriJtmaa Greettns••• by prop-om p r e . - l)y the ehll· drill, prHchool- tho third ll'lclo. lledtotlono lacludod "The Key to Chrlotmao" by Jody W111ebrf1RR81', .. A Slor)t" by Erie set.U, "In Bethlehem, .. b)' Jeff. ..r.ticewtUbea_,..,_ .... Roles 7~ ~f;• 37~ !UPON REQUEST) CANDlE 87~ch Box of 100 ~f~:sle 66 Single ELECTRIFIED HOLLY DOOR HANGER Italian Import SERVIa FURNITURE nonoaliaarrano, A . _ , .bailw blrlhdaJ to two Molp Mro. EIIZibelb Bltllllo ot ~ Boaom, and Mro. MIDorva Cblldoro Ill Middleport. Boal will oi>MrYe lltelr 941ft i>lrlllcll1 llllllverArle• thl1 week . ~ro. Biddle will be 94 on Tburodo,y. She realdoo wlllt h o r dauahter, Thelma Farnnortll, on the Long Bottom tum wb1eh baa been her home tor more thaD 80 yeu1. In fact, Mr1. Biddle waa bom at KllnO, leal than two mllea trom where lhe DMr Uvea. With the ueeptlon of Mn. Farnnorth, all 111 her relaUve• llve 1n IJVJiher atate. A 1011, Carl, t• In Florida, and her three erancl-. children aud one lfeat-arandehlld are an aw.,-. Colebrl!llaa her 94th blrthdl,y .., ~. Pee. 7, will be Mro. CbUdera, W makeJ her home with her datllhter. Purl RIY· nola In Middleport. Plano are lor a !amll.v dloner .l1IIV SllurtlaJr oveolnil. Mtony ot Mro. Cblldoro' kin will be comlnll111 tor tile wfilkend. lt".• ain.v1 to niee to remember our IIDlor cltlz8n1 with earda. 12 To The Box Jewel Like 10 oz. box nJiht - of Mro. WendeUGorladlandMn. POTTED POINSETTIA m. Tuesda;y. MAIN SELLING FEATURES lUndl,y HOLIDAY POL YE. THYLENE The Original! tllr- pre-: GALLIPOLIS-MASON-POINT PLEASANT OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM PARKING SELF-SERVICE 1_11 DEPARTMENT STORE Dies on Sunday PI'. PLEASANT - Rubert McCulloch, 85, or Ripley Road, died Sunday nigtrt at Pleasant Valley HospitaJ att.er a long illness, A r-etired farmer, he was born in Mason COWlty on January 14, 1883, a son of the late John and Maria" Noble McCulloch . His wife, ~a Kineald McCulloch, preceded him in death in 1966. SJrvivors inch&de one daughter, Mrs. Ruby Carder, Pt. Pleas4 ant; three sons, Francis, Eugene and Jamea Ivan McCulloch, all or Point Pleasant; one br-other, Lewis C. MCCulloch , R e I I emeade; and two grandchUdren. FWleral service will be held Wednesda,y 2 p.m. in the Chap. man-Wileoxen Mortuary with the Rev. Earl Perkins officiating. Burial will be in SUncrest cemetery , Friends may call at the mortuary alter 2 p.m. today. The ......,. ehlldren'o Chrlot· mu Pf'OBI'&m Ill the Mltlillepnr Clllreh "' Chrlot .... Bo7~ vtet~ b)' diiiUnz.. ,....._.... le• . ll wa1 amouru:ed that the Dec. .... ... Doc. 22, . . ll!lllai' Recitations Given for Children's Program Coolville 0. Box 707 Extra Thin-Fine Quality llolzer Medical Center: First Ave. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-R p. m. Parents onlJ on Pediatrics Ward. .4-dmissions Delford L. Ellyson, 460 First A'ie.; Mr s. George B. French, Jr., 101 Mabelene Ur. ; Mr s. Pluma D. Shong, 36 Vinton Ave.; Ronald Lee Fulls, 4031 ~ Third Ave.; Mrs . Gary A. Finle)·, Rl 2 Crown Cit,}" ; Senita C'. Morris, Bidwell; Mrs. [nrin l . Fel1ure, E.ureka Star Ht.; Mrs. Clair H. Athey, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Donald W. Gardner, Rt. :!GallipoJis FeP. ry; Mrs. Edna M. Austin, Hen-derson; Charles E. Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Van B. Robbins, Pt. Pleasant; ~s. Denver S. Tucker, Buffalo, W. Va.; Mrs. Thomas H. Fowler, Rt 1 Pt. Plea sanl; Mrs. Arthur 0. Wolf, Mason; Mrs. Raymord 0. Lambert, Rl J Rutland; Mrs. Clifford L. Harper, Rt. 2 Mc Arthur; William E. Sp ires, Wilkes ville ; Mrs. Earl ven'l Valem.tne'' by Patl)r BEST PHOTO SERVICE A DISCOUNT ON THE MOVE CLEVELAND More than 77,000 housetrailers and motor homes now are licensed in Ohio, according to the state's Bureau or Motor Vehicles. senice observance SUnde¥. Next In Weekend Show ailiiMio ' wit'llerl il! the lnvllatlooal ortloUe ar-cllio~eo or~:t• ·c-II<Gar- . . .... ' Uta\ol ChriP. ..........- the lA VINYL ASBESTOS ... TILE IN STOCI ' 11 PAnERNS ' 1/16"-- 12"112" i 2 PAllEINS .j ' 3/32"-12"112" AND OTHER KENTILE PAnERNS -R. H. 'RA LINGS :.r-•~~ •• · PGonorwJ;IIIIIilniOrl' •t&tSICOIIt Sl• .... . .. ' ' 'I s co. " I �... -...... ~ - ... --------• i - l'tte Daily Scrwtncl, Pomel·oy·Middlcpol1, o., Tucsdl)·, llecernber 3, lV68 lndebtedn~ Cage Rulings ffifJ)ffi SCORES By United Press International W. L. P<t. GB Baltimore • . . 18 Boaton •.•.• 15 Plilladelphla .• 12 Cincinnati . . . IS Petrol! . . .. - 10 1\:ew "''ork .. . 10 Milwaukee • • . 6 West 6 .750 & .714 6 .067 7 .650 12 .455 14 .H i 16 .273 H~ 3 3 7 8 ll W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles .. 16 7 .696 San Francisco 1I 12 . 407 5 Atlanta ... .. II 12 .478 5 Sin mego . . . 11 12 . 4i8 5 Seattle .. .. II I 7 .393 n,~ Chicago .. 10 16 .385 7~! Phoenix • . • • 5 16 .23H 10 Monday's Hesults Seattle 118 PhOenix 108 (Only game scheduled) Tuesday"s C.ames Boston at Milwaukee Atlanta at New York San Diego at Chicago Phoenb: at Los Angeles Seattle at San Francisc-o CinciMati at Baltim9re (Only games scheduled) By United Press International Eaot W, L. Pet.. GB Mirmesota . . . 12 4 . 750 Mlaml . . . . . . 8 8 .500 4 Kentucky . . . . 8 1() • 444 5 New York . ... 5 14 .263 8lh West W, L. Pet. GB Oakland .. .. • 16 3 .842 New Orleans . . 8 8 .500 6 1;~ Dallas . . . .... 7 7 .500 61h Los ,\ngeles . . . 8 9 . 471 7 Denver ....... 8 9 .471 7 Houston ... . . .. 4 9 .308 9 Monday's Results Dallas 112 Oakland 111 Indiana lO.J Miami 109 Tuesday's Games Dallas at Oakland New Orleans v s. Minnesota at Duluth New York at Denver (Only games scheduled) NEW YOUii (UPD - The PT. PLEASANT - Indebted llnited Press International ma- ness on the Heights U n i.t e d jor college pre-season basket. Methodist church parking loll ball ratings wlth first place votes was paid in lull recently throuih in parentheses. an anonymous glft ol $300 by a Team Polnta member, Rev . Charles Frwn an I. UCLA , (28) 280 ' nounced Slmday. The parking lots 2. North Cuollna 21:i are ltdja~nt to the church on the 3. Kentucky 16 5 soutll and the parsonage on the 4. Notre Dame U4 north . 5. Kansas 113 Business matters will betrans6. Houston ·~ 7. Davidson 63 New Mexico State (34); 14, Ohio State {30); 15, Tie, Wftstern Keri8. New Mexico 59 tucky and Dill<e (22); 17, Santa 9. Villanova 58 to. c 111c1nna11 so Clara (16); 18, Southern Caliror. Second 10 - 11, Purdue (52); nia (15); i9, Florida (14); 20, Calirornl.a (12). 12, St. Bonaventure (46); 13, On Lots Paid week, additional meetings are scheduled.· aded in the Local Conference Monday, Dec. 9, Win One Clan (Administrative Board) meeting mt!mbers wlll share In a turkey at the church TUesday at 7:30 dinner ror the enure ramUies. p.m. Regular pra,yer and Bible study HURRY! services will reswne Wednesday at 7:30p.m. and choir praeOrder ttve will follow these services. FILM & The Thursday ~nlng Bible study group 'Wnf meet at 10 o'FLASH BULBS , _ clock. Thursday, a postponed turkey For Christmas Pictures dinner will be enjoyed by ChrisTODAY! tian Builders class members in the church dlning room at 6:30p.m. ThanksgiVing and Advent ~­ day were part or the worship Robert McCulloch F. Bailey, Rt. 1 Alban,y; Mrs. Gardes Prater, Radcliff; Richard B. Brogan, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Bessie M. Hill, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs, C. Orner Thomas, McArth ur; J ames L. Stevison, J ack~ son; Paul A. Foster, Oak Hill; Mrs. Dewey Mullins, Rt. 2 Jackson; Marvin W. McCann, Rt. 4 .1\ thens; M.rs, Evan S. Spriggs, fU. 3 Jackson; Staphen D. WiiJiams, Jackson; Mrs. Jotm D. Lambert, Rt. I Middleport. Births Mrs. Cary F. Finley, Rl 2 Crown City, son, l1:19a.m. MotJo. day; Mrs. John D, Lambert, Rt. 1 Middleport, daughter, 2:16 a. T N RIBBON CANDY Others to 2.87 DID YOU KNOW lhat Mro. Reid Y - . whole -biiUieo at orfllll(zfllg were nleel,y tlemmuitrated at the recent Region II meeting of the Ohio A,.oclatkla of Garden Club•, hal qreed to Chairman lite 11169 ell-<Otlllf;y Chrlotmao !lower · Mro. Yotlll& """ prell- of tho Chellter Gordon Club, will be aiiSiote<! willt the obow l)y eapable Marpret Ella Lewis who hi.J been chairman of the lhow 1lnce it waa started n.ve yeara ...... 87~ea. S. SGT. WU.LIAM "PETE" WERNER Is home !rom Thailand where he hal ap(m the p. .t 14 montba. and for the Orlt Ume .111 eight yooro, Thankllllvflll witb hlo family. After ·a 30 day leave, Pete will 10 to hw Air Force Base In South Carolina. otherl of the Werner family home for the holitiaJr wore Mr. and Mro. NorllWI stewart and family, Columbuo, and Mr. and Mro. Jack Werner, Belpre. TREE ORNAMENTS box All Colors Solid Pack and Assorted boX SAVE HUNDREDS Of XMAS TRIMS HERE 9 IN. HIGH ELECTRIFIED 12 Inch Discharges Mrs. Gertrude DePrie~t. Enos L, Donnally, Jeanene E. Furbee, Mrs. Berl Gilkey, Harry c. Hill, Tammy R. King, Henry G. Ki· sor, Raymord F. Musgrave, Mrs. Kurt ~ Rutz, Mrs . Tillie WU1,1 Olen Doefer, Dearme s. Archer, Kenny Ste..,art, Mrs. HaUie William s, Mrs. Robert II. Hickel and InCant daughter, Mrs. Roger L. Bush and infant daughter. TREE TOP ANGEL UL Approved . CANDLE DOOR HANGER DOOR HANGER NIGERIA WANTS TALKS LAGOS, r\igeria (UP0 - Nigerla said Monda.v it is ready to end tile clvll war with secessionist Biafra whenever the rebels are ready to hold meaning ful peace talks. The government's statement criticiz.ed international relief efforts to aid victims of the fiptlng. POLY DOOR SWAGS XMAS DECORATIONS Inch Size -- Priced 4 2-Hour DRY CLEANING 15 Foot Glittering Tinsel Garland ORNAMENT HANGERS Vacuum Gold Plated Blue Red Etc . ea. . 992-5421 CASCADE TREE TR XMAS PAPER 51~ Xmas Fo, Booko, Sweat ... , Robe• Shirtt, Sods, Blank~th Blouses, China, Ect . CHOCOLATE COVERED 18 Foot-3 Rolls Silver Aluminum Foil Polyethylene Christmas Flowers 47 CHERRIES c 10.0.:. lox ea. 21 c 42C CANES IN A C71) TREE 00 TIN FRUn LIGHT 1. Standard size 84 cha racter keyboard. CAKE 2 . Backspace key-same location as on sta nda rd of· fice typewriter . 300 Strands 3 . Marg1n release key-same location as on standard 4 . Visible margin stops . Centering locks . Margin bell. 5 Automat!<: lint! finder-for typing out of regular spacing. 6 . Calibrated scales on paper table. 7. Snap -off cover for eiiSY access . TABLE TREES- Silver 8 . Lightweight -only 12 pounds . 9 . Instruction boo~>~ wtth touch typing course 12~~ inch Very Red! 10. 5 year warranty on parts and workma nship Regular 29c '... .. . - -. Greeting CARDS .: With Envillopei · · 1.47.. Reg. $1.00 •• ~ Hospital In adllicot:he on Nov. 12 wu planned In a recent meet· lDg of the Ladlea Awdllaey o1 Drew Webater Po1t 39, Amerl.can Legion. trw conducted by Mrs. Ellen The unit made a $5 cootrtbu- Couch. Mrs. Leonard Jewell, uon toward eJPensea ot tt.part;y child welfare ctw.ll'Jilln, Wll giv.. and made plans £or provld~ en $25 to be used tor a needy homemade col<eo and candy. Sov- !omlly. eral member• ....Ul be attenclbw. A leg:lsla.the report was preIt was aho wted til give t5 aented by Mrs. J. M. Thornton. for a party at tile Southeastern Mra. Gerald Wlldermuthremil"l\-o Ohio Mental Health Center tbis ed membera that fllls are for week and to provide homemljlt salt by the wtlt at $3.50. Ways caM)- and cookies. Mrs. Charles 4 . 1111 ;nean~ project a were disHayes la chairman or the com- ;rwned and Mra. Don Humell re, );!Grtad that all · mrt. have been sold f'!'i lluit the Chrlstmoswrllllpiogllre moving. The 'Chri1tmas party was keld with an exchanp or glft.J. ~ heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. . TEXACO .-. Family Dinner 675-2460 PT. 0. Holiday Event • • Holly Pine and MISTLETOE BALLS fllg ~ with tho - · wao Lila Carnw1 of Chauncey. Mr1. Bowen vl•lted over t h " weekeDd · wlih her lather, Denver carman, Peeeh Forti;. KING EDWARD GIVE Payne, third; ao;l Mra. Thompson. fourth. Allee Mrs. Ferrell is Dinner Party Host r ~ ~ _,;1 --:,. t SANTA FACE Mro. Ethel Ferrell ... teao '111onklalvlnlllll' lor o ill• nor pariJ'. Two IUIIIloo of tour _,... UCMta wero pre- far tho oi>HrVUee. Tile a-stl were Mn. Harold (:rOUCh, Vlclo' and JIUIO, am Sallb' StaBley, Acme. W, Va.; ThoiiUI• Wolkor, F11Dt, Mich.; Mr. and lira. Kemollt Holbrook, LINia, and Brett, and Jill>. Rlsor, MaJOD, W. VL; Mr. and Mro. EoiW Moon, Mr. and Mlri¥ n7 Mr1. DmnoaFerreD, Tvrle,Ur. ond Mro. DD!ortl ForreU, Mary, Trlra, Jamal · and Tore• Am. Tim c..an. and Mark Smtih, S)TICUIL AIIUDoon viii.......... .Mr. and Mro. RMdFerroiianddlllllh- ter, Lloa, Mlddl-rt. · d r Announce~i~ners Box of 50 Trust munlr, service project at the Alhe111 hoopltol Mrs. Hayes reported on the Red Cr:oas drive actlv:itlea or the auxli!ary, Thebudget!orl969 was approved during the meet- ~-- -It . ETALIZED ICICLES office typewriter. .. 12-ln. Electrified TO Participation In the holldl)r pa~ to be held at the Voterano 8 oen>lce will be p r e - by diDir wiD prll . . . . . . . . . . . , lite jmlor choir, that tho Doe. ~ I.J. Thanklglvfllg aueoto of Mr. and Mra. Robert Bowen, Sr. VlaU· 6 ln. Holy Pine CANDLEHOLDERS Help with-Holiday Party Mr. aOO Mrs. George Morris and Alfred Elberfeld enterHOLIDAY HAPPINESS FOR Mr. and Mro. Homer Rice, Mld- tained Thonkaglvlng wlllt 1 ramtlloport, wao hevlng all lhree ot lltelr oona home lor 'lbankoglv- tly dinner. fllg. Guestl were Mr. and Mrs. WOG. SCI. Harold Rice, juot bock from a year In VlebWn, hlo llam R. Anderson. Kristin, Bill, wile, ood chUdren, Mlcbelle and Jeffrey, were In lor the week- Jr., aoo Erin, Pomeroy; Mr. and end !rom CIIIIJI LeJeuae, N. C. Incidentally, SCI. Rice, who hao Mrs. Robert Elberfeld, Julie and 18 ylar1 In the MarlDea. wa• awarded the bronze star. Hl'l cur- Stan Coats, Pomeroy; Mr. and rtlitly on a tour -daJ trip to CUba. Mrs. Allan Elberteld, Hunti!llMaJ. O.lllter Rice and b11 wU'e came In from Atlanta, c.., and ton, W. Va., Mr. and Mra. Steve Gl COUI'II, Denver and Nora Rice, and their son, 8Wy, joined Elberfeld, Becka, Morpntown, tbe faanl11 tor 'lblnkl&lvlnl dl.mer. Other i!Uesta were Mr. a R d W. VL; Mr. and Mra, WOllam Mra.· Ceorae DeWeese ~ AthenJ. Downie ard son, BUlDownie,Jr .• &lu.n Riee, who was married not long ago. didn't make It here student at Lincoln Memorlal Unllor 'lbankoglvfllg. Her lllobond I• 111 collep. They reolde 111 At- versi~, Harragate, Tenn. lanta, Mr. and Mro. Richard Elberfled, Am find David, Hillsboro; Robert Elberfeld, University or Junior Members in ClnclnnaU; Mr. and Mrs, Martin Elberfeld, O.Uilcothe; Jim AnAssisting derson. George Morris, Jr., Ohio University; Don Anderson, aM. Junior auxiliary members or RO&emary Morris. Drew Webster P01t 39, Amerl· Guellto of lite .Inti Mrs. CID Legion, ore contrlbutin& fo GUEST OF MOTHER ..Wendell G: ll(uller and IQtl, Kev- holld~tP~~· to. be held at the . Mro. c. f)fchtner Ill Co; !ltitdiY. ...... Mr • ..;rllt-•. Soulltii&iillh'H Ohio Mental Heoldl lumbuo , .1 the 'lbankogivlng 'BeD Stutler and Nancy, Mr. and Center and tile ChiUicothe Vet.- guell of her molher, Mrs . Hattie Mro. Bennie Ruooell ll(ullor and erano Hoopltal. Smllh, Middleport. During a recent meetln& of the Mlchul, and Mr. lnd M r 1. lfl'O't), Janelle CWDmlnp:, llJamea Harpold, VieMa, W. Va. They were here eii(IOclally lor - alote4 by members of tho Ladles Auxlilary deoontetl nopklna, lite boptlomal 10rvlee lor MImade to Chrlstmla cards, prechael Stutler bold at the Aopared nut Clf>O and IIUed them buey United Church. wlllt candy, and provided ·.200 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gruel8r, ,..., togo to be taken to the Lorey end Robert, otudent at GlenYIUe - State Collep, Glen- Athena hoapltal Thurodo,y. Tho ville, W. Vo. and Mra. Welby juniors wUI also be cOtllrlbuiiDg WfWey Wert Thank8givinlguellll similar 11omo to lite ChUUcothe of Mr. and Mro. Patrldt ~ hoepitol It na decided to send three and family, Coluriluo. !olr. and Mr a. Leo WIDlomo new ocnpbooka to the National or Jaekaon ware rec.t vllltora Jewl1h HOIPital at Deaver, COlo. Mn. Harry DaVil, ldvi10r, reof Mro. Welby Whaley, Gift wrapped, porti a total or 13 membera in In P•cks and lex•• Mr. and Mra. Robert Bowen, Jr. - and ~ and Mro. G>- the wtlt.. mer Bowen, CblWC01he, were Trim Your Tree Easily' 5 Foot x 300 Strands Robinson's Cleaaers 77t set 45 Foot-6 Rolls Our USUII Good Cleenlnt ki MorriOODandtheo!ferlasrodtetlm wae l)y ~Davlo. ~ Glaze wa1 aeeompullt for crouP l1nalnl ot "Mary Hid .. Baby/' and •• Away ID the Mlnaw." Mro. Gerlach OIIIIOUtiCod the '!a, MIDGET . LIGHTS 88Cea. Artbur-.t. The welcome wa1 P•• b)' Vic- Clue, "HAA'¥ B1J1:bda,y, Jelllll," by Beth Am Wolle, "Our Cllrtlf:maa WiJh tor You" by Debbie John1011, ••Music" by Rlckf WtnebriRler. "In a ManKer" b7 Becky LOng, "The Belt Glft•• by Kevin Yeauger, 14Rinl Christmal BeDs" by Bobby FQX, ''Tinl Baby Jeau•" by Ter17 Wtnet. "For H1a Birthday" by T o d d Morrl1011, "'n!e Maglc ol Christ. mu'" by Kim Tolbert, and "Hea· . They ' 1118 Chriltt Hea1, .,Spedal Jon" bJ· VIcki Boyleo. "lllliDY Blrthcloy Little Je10a" by Kathy Heal, ••LfUJe Gltta'' by Jo)' Beaver, "Look Up and Uve•• b;y Rand;)' Roach, "To You AU., by AnrQ Nuh, UJ cann by Barbara a-la Baker, ur.ord We Thank Moyer, "M)' Gift tor Juua" by You" by Ltbble Belcher, "FOI· Term Jolm.Ml, and "One Out- lowing Jesu•.,. by Mlehael utn. standlne Gift" b)' VIcki Wine. dy, and •• A Chri1tma1 Candle" by Terrie Fox. brenner. .. All Because" by R i c k 1 HChriJtmaa Greettns••• by prop-om p r e . - l)y the ehll· drill, prHchool- tho third ll'lclo. lledtotlono lacludod "The Key to Chrlotmao" by Jody W111ebrf1RR81', .. A Slor)t" by Erie set.U, "In Bethlehem, .. b)' Jeff. ..r.ticewtUbea_,..,_ .... Roles 7~ ~f;• 37~ !UPON REQUEST) CANDlE 87~ch Box of 100 ~f~:sle 66 Single ELECTRIFIED HOLLY DOOR HANGER Italian Import SERVIa FURNITURE nonoaliaarrano, A . _ , .bailw blrlhdaJ to two Molp Mro. EIIZibelb Bltllllo ot ~ Boaom, and Mro. MIDorva Cblldoro Ill Middleport. Boal will oi>MrYe lltelr 941ft i>lrlllcll1 llllllverArle• thl1 week . ~ro. Biddle will be 94 on Tburodo,y. She realdoo wlllt h o r dauahter, Thelma Farnnortll, on the Long Bottom tum wb1eh baa been her home tor more thaD 80 yeu1. In fact, Mr1. Biddle waa bom at KllnO, leal than two mllea trom where lhe DMr Uvea. With the ueeptlon of Mn. Farnnorth, all 111 her relaUve• llve 1n IJVJiher atate. A 1011, Carl, t• In Florida, and her three erancl-. children aud one lfeat-arandehlld are an aw.,-. Colebrl!llaa her 94th blrthdl,y .., ~. Pee. 7, will be Mro. CbUdera, W makeJ her home with her datllhter. Purl RIY· nola In Middleport. Plano are lor a !amll.v dloner .l1IIV SllurtlaJr oveolnil. Mtony ot Mro. Cblldoro' kin will be comlnll111 tor tile wfilkend. lt".• ain.v1 to niee to remember our IIDlor cltlz8n1 with earda. 12 To The Box Jewel Like 10 oz. box nJiht - of Mro. WendeUGorladlandMn. POTTED POINSETTIA m. Tuesda;y. MAIN SELLING FEATURES lUndl,y HOLIDAY POL YE. THYLENE The Original! tllr- pre-: GALLIPOLIS-MASON-POINT PLEASANT OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM PARKING SELF-SERVICE 1_11 DEPARTMENT STORE Dies on Sunday PI'. PLEASANT - Rubert McCulloch, 85, or Ripley Road, died Sunday nigtrt at Pleasant Valley HospitaJ att.er a long illness, A r-etired farmer, he was born in Mason COWlty on January 14, 1883, a son of the late John and Maria" Noble McCulloch . His wife, ~a Kineald McCulloch, preceded him in death in 1966. SJrvivors inch&de one daughter, Mrs. Ruby Carder, Pt. Pleas4 ant; three sons, Francis, Eugene and Jamea Ivan McCulloch, all or Point Pleasant; one br-other, Lewis C. MCCulloch , R e I I emeade; and two grandchUdren. FWleral service will be held Wednesda,y 2 p.m. in the Chap. man-Wileoxen Mortuary with the Rev. Earl Perkins officiating. Burial will be in SUncrest cemetery , Friends may call at the mortuary alter 2 p.m. today. The ......,. ehlldren'o Chrlot· mu Pf'OBI'&m Ill the Mltlillepnr Clllreh "' Chrlot .... Bo7~ vtet~ b)' diiiUnz.. ,....._.... le• . ll wa1 amouru:ed that the Dec. .... ... Doc. 22, . . ll!lllai' Recitations Given for Children's Program Coolville 0. Box 707 Extra Thin-Fine Quality llolzer Medical Center: First Ave. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-R p. m. Parents onlJ on Pediatrics Ward. .4-dmissions Delford L. Ellyson, 460 First A'ie.; Mr s. George B. French, Jr., 101 Mabelene Ur. ; Mr s. Pluma D. Shong, 36 Vinton Ave.; Ronald Lee Fulls, 4031 ~ Third Ave.; Mrs . Gary A. Finle)·, Rl 2 Crown Cit,}" ; Senita C'. Morris, Bidwell; Mrs. [nrin l . Fel1ure, E.ureka Star Ht.; Mrs. Clair H. Athey, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Donald W. Gardner, Rt. :!GallipoJis FeP. ry; Mrs. Edna M. Austin, Hen-derson; Charles E. Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Van B. Robbins, Pt. Pleasant; ~s. Denver S. Tucker, Buffalo, W. Va.; Mrs. Thomas H. Fowler, Rt 1 Pt. Plea sanl; Mrs. Arthur 0. Wolf, Mason; Mrs. Raymord 0. Lambert, Rl J Rutland; Mrs. Clifford L. Harper, Rt. 2 Mc Arthur; William E. Sp ires, Wilkes ville ; Mrs. Earl ven'l Valem.tne'' by Patl)r BEST PHOTO SERVICE A DISCOUNT ON THE MOVE CLEVELAND More than 77,000 housetrailers and motor homes now are licensed in Ohio, according to the state's Bureau or Motor Vehicles. senice observance SUnde¥. Next In Weekend Show ailiiMio ' wit'llerl il! the lnvllatlooal ortloUe ar-cllio~eo or~:t• ·c-II<Gar- . . .... ' Uta\ol ChriP. ..........- the lA VINYL ASBESTOS ... TILE IN STOCI ' 11 PAnERNS ' 1/16"-- 12"112" i 2 PAllEINS .j ' 3/32"-12"112" AND OTHER KENTILE PAnERNS -R. H. 'RA LINGS :.r-•~~ •• · PGonorwJ;IIIIIilniOrl' •t&tSICOIIt Sl• .... . .. ' ' 'I s co. " I �• .A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results • WHEN 'TH' 6CHOOLMA RM OON'T GIVE ME NO HOME\.IIORK· • • l: 'THINK 'THEM TWO FE"'Al.ES IN CAHOOTS J I w•NT AD INFORIM liON OEAOLINU 5 O.r 1•*-• ~licotlo" ...,..., o-411• 9 ...... Pomeroy. Motor Co. 2 f!·•· c.... n.tr~• & CettKti. ., Will .. RM,..e-4 •II 9 0.111. I• D•y J P.-ltceu-.. REGULATIONS The Puioll•h.r ,.,,,,.., J. rig.ht lo .dlt or N!ec:t any ad• d....ood objloc:tl-blo. The r.~lbh.r . m.ll ...tit lio •••P•n•iltle a. more ilion one- 61 CHEVROLET ••••••••.••••••.•••••••• $350 · Bel Air Wagon, Black finish, red interior, VB e'f.gine. .cltl!:S Falcon 2 Dr. White finish. Good tires. Automatic . Radio. W..-111- hiUrli .... MIN- Cher.. 75c 12 coati II''' - more IPlee lftalde, lest noor..,...ouulde. POMEROY 992-2181 60 FORO .........•••••.••..•••••••••.• $29.5 II' .. Weott 4411 S.r .. ln COnti . . . )1~~'· A elll that liMP•.·IIYlJII the :rear • - 1 Hao ~ Urebm ll•uladon lor thin nllo Automatic trans. Radio and heater. lrteDtYIKt lnflfftfon, 5 u~~fE\Vh~E~ER d: W. ~arse1 , . . Mer· worlll tlrwoo c:o,..ocu· •••• h . . . , ..... 60 BUICK .. ,r.:o"'= ...................... $199 II c:onto ,..,. Woroil oi• c:oftoocvtiwo l-ett ion• . ' 2S poer coM Ditco.,.,. 0" ,..;411 edt LeSabre/Jor. Au~\atic. Power steering. Radio. efl4 ollt ,.hll wltlool, 10 lit )If . CA•O OF THANK$ & 081TU,1,AV lt .SO 1., SO worlll .,.;,.;.....,..,, Eo . -'llltioNI w..-11 lc . 8LfNO ADS A4UIUoNI 25c Chef.. ,_, Ad,.r· r Co~ ...._,_._ Of.FIC£ HOURS 1:30 .'.• . to 5:00 ~ · · · Doi11 8:JO ·;.--.... ~ 12;00,Noo~::.J.a,tu~ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . ,_ __ In Memory Notice Lost and ound IN LOVING memory or my dear husband, James E. ~encer, ForS.Ie AQUARIUMB, auutmu loll, 5, 10, 15, galloo. See our complete . Une of uotl<: lllh and IIIIPf>lleo. Gilt certtllcates available. The Houae of WI!· 1011, !lrsl road left below Pleasant Point a.ort. 0pon 9 lo 9 Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday. Phone 8'1$-106$. 11-Jf.IOI< "---REDUCE SAFE, simple 1 Dd fast wltb Gobese lablets. Only 98 cente. Nelson Drup. ll·IHitp THE TRUSIEES of Sa I e m !.OiiT - Grey and white killen . Township wish to Inform the Answers to name of Bools. who paued awa.y one year ago, residents of Salem Township Wandered off Breezy Helghls Dec. 3, 1%7: lllat the trusteea wiU m lonSaturday aftemoon. Reward. Memories are treasures no ger he carrying a llre ...,. Phone 992-M93. 12-2-JI<: I'.OOD HAY and straw. Call one can tteal, tract wllb any llre depart.' t11U12'1. 11·22-IJtp Death la a heartache nothilll ment after the present ...,. LOST IN vicinity ol lla<lno, can h•L tract wllb Pomeroy Fire De- --- Some may rorpt now that )'OU' re ICn-11, But I will remember no mat-- '"' '-lona. Don't Ilk me U I mill him, Lltt WIU IWVU bt the lime. Thlt world would bt llko '""' ahtne, Jual co '" hla race aa&Jn. I dldn'l kmw lifo could bo So IOMI,)', r.old and dim; I Mvt l11rned a lot of things, Juat ~ lotlrll him. Deep in m.y heart Ilea a picture or a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame I wtlJ keep him, For he wu one of the best. SADLY missed by wife, Edith. 12-3-ltc Card Of Th•nks WE WISH lo 1hank everyone for thelr kindness after tbe death of our h""'and and father, partmeot explrell "" of Feb. 11, Ite9. Thus, eacll resideD! will he responsible lor nis own Individual llre <011tra<l with a llre department of hll <holce. Fire departments .,... area IIH, WllkesvUie, Rutland, Pomer· verlng for this oy and Middleport. The rea· son lbe loWoshlp Is dlsc:on. tlnulng their <onlra<t 11 tbe lack of revenue 1D the pneraJ fund. IJ.1.Jtc Instruction D1UVE118 NEIIDBD fEMf.DRIVERI!I, lo<al and over.th..road. El:perleo<e belp. fu! bUt not neoessary. We will train yoo. You can eam ovw '-1.75 per bour. For •ppllcatlon and iDtorrlew write N• lion-Wide Safely Dlreetor, Room 4211, 1m Eut lib Streel. Tranaportatlon Bldg., CJaclB. nat!, Ohio, or Pllone 51Hil· Charles W. Allen. 2033 ClaJt 1572. 1J.Uie Ave., Wellsville. We espeelal· 11 wish lo thank the friends and oelghhors for lhelr ftor· HelpW•nted al offerings and fond. I.ADY TO DO llouaewwt and Mother 8lld <lllldren. cooking. Live ln. Phoae II9J. 12-S-11< 52!11. 0. HindJ, over Lflla1)' Theatro. 11·- Beegle dog, black back with tan he&d. Very shy. ll seen. call 1119-2213 or write S. F. Cornell, Portland, Oblo. 1H.Jt< For Lease M AND G Food Marl<e~ 3 miles sout11 of Middleport on Rt. 7. I»St<: For Rant THREE BEDROOM rancb llyle !lome In Syracuse. Hardwood floors, ltonn doora and <ar· port. Economleal gaa heat. Cloae to and cilur<hes. Phone 1192-2954. 11·22-IJtp AKC Puppies, Scottles, Co<ken, Poudles, Westiu and S.lutauz. ers, Barkaroo Kl's .. Coolville, Oblo, fbono 66'1-31154. 11-10-Sotc FURl'IISIIED 111REE ROOM liAY, Phone 742-4'15S. ll·:ll-20tp APARTMENT with batb, Adulla, 212 South Flftb Ave., USED SPINET plano, A·l """' Middleport, phone 119U431. d!tlon, Ught walnut flnlsb, 11·21·Ue $495. Wendell's. 121» Garfield Ave.. Parlceraburg, W. Va. SEVEN ~M aparbnent In Phone 485-WII. 11·21·21tc Middleport. newly cleaned and Pbooe 143-2154 <0111pletely rede<oraled, """' f'OTATOES, and ba<k pordles and entnur Claren<e Proffitt, PorDand. c:es. For Information <all 10-lS.Ife 992-3770. 11·17·1f< PoODLE PUPPIES. Ata: Toy I ROOM a~, clCR to miniature, $'15 and up. Stud downtown Pomeroy. CIID II9J. service and grooming. Phoao 214S before s p.m. 11-It-lfc 1192-5441. 11 I tfc 4 ROOM F'l1RNISIIm apart. meot. bath and .......... fur. f.- AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 524 Aah St., Middleport. tt1J. 1443. nace beat, private parting, oul of all Doocla, S blO<b from poet olll<e. from 12 wARM MornJnc <0111 stove with p.m. to f p.m. 11-lttk fan, heats s to 4 I'OODII, used Notice leu lllan two montbe. Glenn RETIRING DEC. Sl, IJ611. wm ".ARPI!:NTER: Fer inllde wort, TRAILER SPACE, ready to Jewell, Downlngton. 0. Pltono Pbane Muoo 7'IU2ll or 'I'1J. buy metals until above day hook up, private, plenty ol 6118-3135. U·If.IJk: 5601. IJ.111< and rools. No flU' or hides room for <hlldren lo play. wanted. Bill Baney. Reeds· Phone 911U104. S.If.lfc 8 WEEK OLD PIGS, P h on e ville, Ohio. 11·24-lotc NEED HELP to uro tor ill117-1161. 12-l.f!A: valid buaband, middle • qed FURNISHED and unfurnlsbed WILL DO sewing at home man or 110man to Uveln. apartmenls. Cloae to ochaol. 5I FORD MOTOR, S31 eub1< zlnpers, pockets. pegging. he <lean, and no clrlnkln&. Phone 119J.54S4. I ..lJ.Ifc lncl!; a1ao pony, l'flooe '142hemming, alterations, etc. Phooe 99US88 for lnforma. Mrs _ Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone 7'i3·5'51 4-3Mic VACANCY for two elderly pee> pie. Prefer private paid pa· Uenls. Phone Mason, 'm-5115. IIJ.3.tfc ARE YOU Interested In a Bible teoclliRR Church. II oo try, Bible Baptist Temple, an Independent cllurch, In the for· mer Brown's Marine Bldg., Mlnersville. 0. Servl<e 7:SO p.m. Friday evening. Paalor Ken Derrington, Rav...-, llecood Baptist Church 11·27-11<: NEW VETERANS law elfe<tfve October 23. 19118, providea ed· uc:alional asslstan<e of up to '130 monlllly to wlveo and widow! of totally d~abled ,.,. 'flee connected veterans. For a wire to qualify. veteran mUBt be sufferin~ from total- ly disabling service connec:lt11 diSAbility, or if a widow. tM veteran's death 'Dust be at· tributed to service connec''!d causes. Contact Mr. Johnw, Veterans Servl<e Oftl<e, """"· IJ.t.ac """· Ohio. IJ.lllp lion. W•nted To 8uy IIIILL BUY raw furs and bee! hides. Carl Chevalier, Long Boltom. 11·2NIItc Emp!oymenl W•nted C\RPENTRY, painting, piUJIIb. ing, electrical work. Phone Cheshire 367-7652. 11-24-121p For S•le or Tr•d• 11167 PONTIAC Fircblrd, V-1 automatic transmission, 1163 Oldsmobile <onvertlble, V-1, power steerlllj!, power brakea; ltl63 Rambler station - · 6 cylinder, standard. Financing available. Pbone or 992-5748 . 11·21-tk -7 STORE EQUIPMENT for aalo or trade for hoBBe traJier or property, M and G Fond Mar. ket, 3 miles soutll of Middleport on Rt. 7_ 12-S-stp '957 JAGUAR, M and G Fond Market. 3 miles south ol Mid· ~leport on Rt. 7. 12-Wtp W•nted RESPONSIBLE party to usume I WILL not he responsible lor tny debls other than my own •• ol Nov. 29, 1111111. Ralph llooe, Bol 122, llaclno, Ohio. 12-1-Jtp paymenls of •. IJ per month or pay balan<e due $7UO for lte9 stereo COII!IOie wllll radio, f.speed automaUc changer. Call tll2-21136. 11~1<: live no- ANTIQUES. lumlture, dlsheo. miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard tice that our property II poolCecil, 8110 W. Main Sl., Poed for No Hunting or rr... rvy. 14-lf< paSIIng, day or night, u of thll dote. lent John J. llooe, Arvfl Holter, Inlier, II Warren llooe, James Ander· 3 BEDROOM and G Food Martel, S miles ICMI, Glenn TuHie. Moyfonl D. lOUth ol Middleport on Rl. 7. Rami, "nleodore Pulllnl, Hay. JU.alp Ward Blsoell, Lewla Edgell, Albert Raoebary, Guy Raoe, '!"•..,... Cllrpl!llter, Gary R. HOUSE, unfumlllled, I 1'001111 and both, VIe Browa, lolinfn. DIII. 11ville. Pllone . . . ._ IJ.t«c WE THE lllldenlgned For I' • '· FCirS.Ie Busi~ness PIUNI!ll!lR Travel trailer, lllr/, :Ill-fool, oell-<011laloed. <arpot. lng. air conditioned_Good <Ondillon. Phone M11011 m.BTTI. 114tfc CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Free llfH1ze Wlliklnl doll and 3 month.o of plano teuoos by teacller of your cllol<:e with the purcllaae of a new WID'· lltzer plano. Good quality gullar outfl~ '-lf.Dii; Good selection of Estey cllord organs, 'IS11.50 up; liiellme guarantee on reeds. Wendell's, 1209 Garfield Ave., Parkenburg, W. Va. !'!lone 485-4401. 11-ll-291<: STEREO radio console, 4 speed lnlermlzed changer. Dual vol. ume control. 4 speaker sound system. Lovely walnut finish. Take over payments of $5.05 per month or balan<e _.1.14. Call 992-3218. 11$.61<: MAPLE stereo Radio. 19118 love. ly maple finish wltb AM It 'FM radio, 4 speakers dual volume control Take over payments of _, per month or pay just $!1.!.80. Cllll 9112-3218. 11·29-111< SEWING Macblne. This ma<h· 1ne equipped to zig zag, make buttonholes, darn, sew on but. loos, all without atto<hmenls. Also has many other features Pay jual $4l17 or monthly paymenls of ~ . WID demonstrate In your home <all 9923218. 11·»61<: Services EYINRUDE 69's Are Here 6-9~-18 On Displar 115 Soon To Anlve •. x~~=~;!~7~; M.=f!':·.~ •·.. • ... n to 6 Sat ............. ·9 •• 7 Sun. • • • • .. • ••• Hockl..,.ort, Ohio Phone 667-3370 SPECIAL ~ SNOW TIRE SALE liXJISlT Yfhaal Alignment r ONLY SJ8.95 ll'lu• 2. 19 , ...,.1 T11:11 -GUARAHTE!D- -' ---· ~·' ·· -· r · - ·- .... IIHitlwSnlce .-..,;::. ' From Lorgeot Tr!loll !'" Bull4Doer Radiator ·""' tbo smaJlest Hooter Co~ BLAETTNARS PH. 99a.2143 Pom- •••J ,,..••, Heovy Jlrfr,• ••tro foUf' full J' nriH, 77511 -4 Whit• Sld•wall• s.·ss ABC CLEANER .& SHIRT LAUNDRY Mo•t poJular •IH• avorlabla. Lllnl .. d nu111 ...r ot thl• prlc:a. PttONE 992-2094 Full,. euarantMcl. lvllt ~,. a bl9 tlra ....-..,hr •• , MOORE'S o111eroy Home & ..... Main Sch••nel Mlrl•• UPEIIENaD r-.w;.t:. I! lJ-4 W. MAIN POMI ROY AlteJGtlont, zippers and pockm. Proftulonal cleanlnt tu•anteH. rug · Mason, West VIrginia 8usl- SaMe. 773-5543 OOZER. BACKHOE, trencher and truck service, sepUe tanlt'J, water linefl, basements, also topsoil. Henry Bohr, Phone 1185-39118 or Roger Bohr, Phone 1185-39511. 11·13-301~ •F,_ Estilllllles. C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER TJNCLAFMED lay away. 19118 Complete Servke Neloo Sewing Machine. Needs Phone-· no attachments, sews on butRaclae. Olllo Ions, mooO!Il'ams, fancy sUI· Crill Brodfonl <hes, pay f4U3 or f5-Z5 a 5 month_ Try II in your home. Phone Maaon City 'm-5910. AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger· ' 11·:5-31<: · atlon service. Jack's Refrlg. eratlon, New Haven. hooe iF CARPI!:I'S look duD and 1182-2079. 4 • tie drear, remove the spots as lbey appear with Blue Lustre. READY - >'IX <ancrele deftv. Rent elo<tric ahampooer $1. ered right to your pro)e<l. Baker I!'UmltiU'e. 12-Utc Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992·3284. qo,g. J.OIIT BRIGHT <arpet colon: leln Ready • Mix Co .. Middle. Reslore them wllb Blue Lusport, Ohio, 6 30 tfc lre. Rent ele<:lrl<: obampooer $1. Tiny's Bargalnland. BUDGET PRICE furniture on 12-Z.fiA: our third noor bud~el lhon. Baker Furniture. Mlddlepert. Ohio. 23-tfc COAL FURNACE complete, ""· Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy. MACHINES, repair 1H.Jt< SEWING servl<e. all makes. WY 2PURE BRED Dalmatlon pop. 3284. The Fahrlc Shop, Pomeroy. Aulhorlzed Singer Sales pies, male and female, 8 ar.d Servl<e. We Sharpen weeks old, f25 ea<h. Phooe Sei:<~on. 3-211-lf< 992-7075. 12-UI< • ·Qualltr Concrete • Certified Strenllh • DeiiYIIJ • Quick SIII'Ylce ... Finlsh!ne · ., Sand ~- Gravel DIAL 9!12-3284 t'tOJ UKUY, WILl'( BEfBEE! SHE'S Gar .,....,-'~THING ~111' IN THAT 5LIMY BRAIN 0' M:RS! MEAtiWHtLE, EVEit'f800'1 IN "TC1fiH "TH~ ll~ I!;'!) -m:tr'S 4117 PAGE MIDDLEJiORT, OHIO , DQtt'lttE Pt.OmN~ Market Report TIJES)AY OIDO ETA PIU Cbaptor, 1l4lta SALES REPORT Sigma Pill Sororlt;v, 8:15 p.m. OIUO VALLEY UVESTOCK CO. Tueada,f, COlumbo a and - · Gall1polia, 0!1!o, November 30 em Ohio Eleetrle Co.; Mra. Ruth HOGS - 175 to 22tllba. - I! Rll!le baa c:ultural - · MIDDLEPORT LODGE 1163, F, to 18. 75; 220 1o 250 lba, 18 to and A.M., Tueld!Qr, 7:30 p.m.; 18.50; Ltslrt - 16 1o 18.50; Fot So..-s, 12 to 15; staga. 12 to 15; lnatallatlon ot olllcva. SKATE-A-WAY holiday parlles. THE WSCS G( tbt l!aterprloe Boars, 10 to 14; Sows and PJC:s, Real Est•ta For S•le 50 to 100; Sluto, 6 to 14. "n!anklglvlng, Friday, Nov. - · IJ.I.Jtp United Chlireh Chrlot.. FIJRNISHED apartment, 4 CATI'LE - Steers, 20 to 26; 22. <llrlatmas, Fri., Do<. mu ll\8lting TuesdQ', Dec. 3, O'BRIEN & CROW rooms and bath. Marlon !ley· CORN. Pllone IIIUIII. Hollers, 18 1o 24.50; Baby Bee~ 20. New Yearo Eve.. Tues.. at 7:30 p.m., at bmne fll. Mra. REALTY COMPANY noldB, Mason, W. Va. Pboot Dec. 31. 7:30 to 12:30. Open Ellnor Bale•; • 50 coal elll zo to Z6; Fat cowa, 11 to 17.50; POMEROY - 2 story frame, 8 ~117. ll·lt1fe canners, 12 to 14; Bulla, 18 to 23; <llrlstmas Eve. Closed <llrlst. exebable. rooms. 3 bedrooms, bath, full Ml1ll cow •• 100 to 200, mas. Open Wedneaday, Fri· P014EROY CHAPTER 186, Orbaaement, garage. utUity room USEO FURNITURE FIJRNISIIED APAimiENTS VEAL CALVES - Tops, 38. 75; day, Saturday, 7:SO to 10:30. der ot the Eamm slar, lnltalIn baaement. $!1.950.00. In Middleport. All otllllloo SecOIIIa, 30 to 36; Medium, 26 to AvaUable lor partlea, Mon· latlon G( omcora, 7:t5 TUeada,f Warm Momint 85,000 BTU MIDDI.EPORT II!. s I or y paid. iiDwley & Reed. MJd. Gas Heating Stove...... 45.00 day, Tuesday and Thuraday nislll, l'lllnero7 Ma-e Tom. 32; Com. & Hva. - 24 to38; Culls, frame. 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 22to 28. dleport, Phooe 119J.Z'I'II. 1Com;,I011o with all pip• nlghls, Saturday and Sunday pie. bath, full baaement, central SHEEP - Ewes and Lma., 5 1M2-If< MEIGS TEMPLE, l')1blan Sloor afternoons. Phone gas healing. gond neighbor. to 10; Stock Ewes, 5 to 10; Fat Room Size Warm Moming 985-3515. 11·17-3111< lerl, 7:30 TU8adl¥ nislll at tho Sheep, 5 to 10; Culls. 1 to 5; ~ood. $12.500 "t. 'ffiAILER LOTS. Bob'a Mobile ................ _.._... -22.50 ball; eleetlon ol oflleera; JD8D1a p()'lfEROY - 2 story friii)O, 6 El•ctric Heaters .......... 7.50 Court, Syrac:use, Ofllo .. Slate bora to brlna o:ooldu or IIIJid.. Bucka, 4 to 10; Fat Wethers, 5 CIGARE'ITE vending ma<hlnes rooms, 3 bedrooms. batb, Ml to 10. Rt. 124, Phone IIDal. snd service. ABC Enternrllel. wlebeo; •1 tllftexebanp ::;::·"==-h3Sf'ment. oak noon. g 0 0 d LAMBS - Top11, 25.10; Sec..11-tfc MIDDLEPORT LODGE 3G3, F, onds, 22 to 24i Licht Wta., 20 to Mason, W. Va. Phone 1'13-5543. nelgh4>orllood, property In u· 108 W. Main Pon~ero, a.t-tfc 8lld A. M., 7:30 p.m. TUellday, 22; Cmunon, 18 to 22. cellent oondltlon, $13,500.011. 3 ROOM unfurnlshecf apartment. 992·5196 Malonic TenwJe; IDUIIatfon ol HENRY CLELAND Phone m.3975. 12-S-tfc offteers, 8:15; Malter Maeona, lnsur•nca 19118 ZIG ZAG sewlfts maclllno. liUOitl, O.E.S. membero, Joba AUTOMOBn.t!! tnau111t1<o Ilea D.......r., parenta and auardl· [HOSPITAl NEWS] Freight damaged. Paint '"'rat. IJ.lillc Auto Sales ......ned! Loot ,.., operot.. ched. Has S.yr. written war· ana iaYlted; Jobs Dauabtera have :gsa FORD pkkup, 6 cyliDder, or's Ilcenae! c.n ..... ranty. Mak~s buttonholes, the PI'OII"Ul; Darrell D. neu,, PLEAsANT VALLEY HOSP!T bl<e new, '1850; 1965 Ford Ga. • 1J lfe blind bem dresses, over cast dlllrlct clopltJ tJl'lnd IIIIMr' Dec. 3, 196.!1 lazie 500, Z-<loor bardlop. full searna, nnd makes fancy sUtlnotalllns olllc:er. J\DMliTED: John Mllef, Belle, IN THI Cti......ON fti.IAI COUI'I'o power, ooe owner '1250; 1163 ches without attaclunentsWEDNEIIlAY Ml.. l COUNTY, 01110 W. Vo.; Raith Crook, ·Lotart; Meteor Station wagon, above Full sale price $38.81. Cllll NOTIC8 n PUILICATICMII 1 POMEROY WOMEN'S ChriiMra. Harry Flowers, Letart; · No. lt1Mt1 · average f6115; 11164 Mercury 1192-21136. 11·~1<: DOIII JillioN DAILIY \' 1 tian Temparaac~ unlon, 12:30 Mra. Oata Craig, Grlmma Land. Marauder, lkloor hardtop '· \ potluck at tbt Pom- lne; Coastanee McOdfe. Pomea f895. G & G Auto Sales, Tup- STEREO RADIO. Ite9 model GEO. .80BS'I'E'JTm, BNler r.rt1Hc1; .. United Metbodlll: Cbureb; mem11~ royi Karen wuey, Pl. Pleuami pen Plains, Ohio. P~one 66'1· MIDDLIIlPORT - 3 apartments be111 brlna 1 eovored dllb, to- Nlal 111-, Pl. Ploaaant; John stereo Is equipped wilt! AM I< baths, las furnace, 3 car ~·uv' ble Mnlee, a auelt. IOd u.n. 3700. ll·zt..4tp FM radio, f.speed automati< Bllto, Galiipolla Ferry; MrL rage near stores. 112.000. .. ••• ,.,, for a Qlrlltmu b..ket ror a turntable. Take over payora 1.- n.IIQ'. "'llrhaee »lMto of Larry Jordan, Ft. Pleasant; Mr1. r.ade•« 11 Ullbown, bu.t ..._. neecb' famib', ments of 16.44 per month or ~\"RAWSE- 3 bedroom bome, lut For Sale llobb¥ Folller, ~orvy; Ler17 ., rwtlle- Portlaad. bath , fum ace, Iarge IeveI lot, Ohio,pii!IH Uld a ,.,_ uPOn .....,. ..-. pay balance due '131.84. Try WOMEN'S AUXIIJARY, IIJd. Carper, Pt. Pleuant; Mra. AI. BASE Guitar. Like new, uaed only $6500.00 \101! ran a.ot 1M 1111Me wltllla . . It In your home. Call 1192-21136. dl_.t Fire lleparmwat, ChrioJ,. vln l(ye111, Jr., Reeclovllle. State o1 ()ldo, wtU taM aaUM VIM very little. dual plctupo, will 1 1 - lit' ACRE FARM - 19) acr!!fl on u.e tUh dAJ o1 Oc!toMrp.= mao dinner at tho haD at 6:30 DISCHARGED: llfto. Jamu take any reasonable offer, alIn culUvaUon, 2 bam~. sUo, !:,U:.a:m~Ute~": conu..on p. m. Wednucla3l ei aut ... Johntoo, M.IICMI; Mrs. Fred WDao regular f string with trip. 500 BALES RAY, second <utplenty of WA~, good 1JI''~II J'le.. 111' Jlelp CounQ', Qblo, JftJIBI change. tott, Pl. Ploo-; BeYerly IJey. 1 dlftftoe. cutoQ ol ddi4ND, nd Iences. F ree gu. I hcwJ,.. t.tr le pldropo , Phooe lllf.WS. a flUpport, AJimollJ, eo.u ... .u.r THURSDAY Inc, Coria Woodall, Pl. Plou. ting and condltloned. Phooe ea. tsO,OOO.OO 1-.u.r, 011 u. Oroun41 ttt er- .,.._ 11-27~ CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 ant; Mra. Roy Brinker Ma-· ti9Ul14. IU-S!< W.\NTA BUY OR SElL CAU. ~ *\~d =~ .,..111 '-• IOf' M~~rlna on p.m. Thurldl¥, Ohio Power Co., J or17 Edmonda, 11unt1ncton; ' Mra. tJ8 •n4 aiW tM I dV of latiUin'o .,.. Jeominp htt and ..,,.....,. , MJn. Pomeroy; · dlmouti'IUon on DOI.II 'IAN DAIL.IY llELI!!N or VIRGIL TEAFORD ,.._ "Chrtttmaa ln MID)' Lallla." ernW.; Mra. Neltor NareeUea •O.~•TES ...... CIOW, CIOW • ~Til MEN WANTED BE1"TY FAST Dorn0111tratloo, and .... Pl. !'ti~IA - - Att."'"* fW tM PleMHtf SYRACUSE 11 • 11 " 11 101 1t n, BIRTH& Mr. and Mro. Bob. lflddioporl Gardonoro 1Jiklll111,,... Production worker• ln Face. Brick plant. Year &round -IJ.UI<: ipOIIIOl'l, 7:30 p.m. 11li1U'Idi;J, ti7 f'Oitu' JPomuro:,o I & diu '&tiler: full limo - do¥ ohtft. Good hour!,. tateo, plua loeeathe lflddlot>ort Elemaidary auditor- llr. and llro. Le117 Jordon, oarnlngo - I'Oid ..cot!- and bol"'-1-a. 20 MU01 north of Ium. Pleo"!!l., a~. Columbus In a nice conununl!l' In wblcb to Uve, Apo 18 to EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, 60- oppl,y lnpori4Mion!J, Order of lflo Ealllam Star, Jn.. otallatloa, 7:30 p.m. Thur"*", llaoonle TeQ!e. THE GALENA SHALE TILE & BRICK COMPANY PAST CRIEFS, .._,.11 , _ GALENA, OHIO .Pie, P)'thlan Slater1, au'iitmaa dlhner, TburtdiJ. 6:15 p. m., Trlnlll' Uall<!d Cllureh of Cluiot; • ---- !165m Budget -.shop Offlt:e-- a...-- AL HOBSTETTER REALTY ga: :::..,!:,' -ur 11.·3 DAILY CROSSWORD .IL= .4...... ··~ I.Dovo- crtlD~ltJ1®""' -.JIJ ,_J li.Kia4" !lllt.ol _ """ ··_ --....,,. -1-0 0 ......... - 11?1 Dl .......... - - I I I CO UDKnftlllle theae four Jumbleo, one letter to each ~quare, to form four ordinary words. ~ to wipe ............ . ,_ ..... tor u.o -*" 11. CUb JlooQt . lli.PIMO ot ~~.:.!. !11"7 16. Pu.t. torlil ,.........,. ......... ........ lllo -at -II' M. Nina. for onl 311. Olaoo 11.~. :lt.Owmol at.Bom JJ.LeYut or 11, Pu.lalfta , MORe DU~ABLE 8ANP YOU H'A\IE A CUSTOY.ER~ or JT. Tumult lll. A4je0tml for a ...lb. AS SOON AS 'YOU D(;:VISE A H,..ur. tt).rodl .. Jl.'hM [ DEGELP Now .....,.. the cln:led !etten to Corm lhe ....,me -wer, aa ouneotedbJiheobovecutooa. ACORNS GROW IN10 Q<\KS, DON'T lllEV ? :=I=...~..~-===;-.=..~I";(~I..:;I~J-rn-a -rn . . _ ).......... YneeN.r'• 1 .... WIIAYM --. .,.....,..,. ,. IIUnll _,. ~·--·- l't.UIW. .. ... INAWH..... -· Plea-. a A~ctil.,... XAUZ YNZ; AXK XQX FDOH UXBC AX DNFD rliTXKttXP AX EC· DNFD. ZCBrCKENZ.-EXAAC Y......,.. CJnl t 1rtu J iJrrrmHDB:D AN ODII, AND IT 'I'UIINIID 'l'O A IIONIOM'.-.A.UBTIN DOliiiON . Cti ·- ·- - . . . - lloo.l ··.· . .... i, t \' I i �• .A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results • WHEN 'TH' 6CHOOLMA RM OON'T GIVE ME NO HOME\.IIORK· • • l: 'THINK 'THEM TWO FE"'Al.ES IN CAHOOTS J I w•NT AD INFORIM liON OEAOLINU 5 O.r 1•*-• ~licotlo" ...,..., o-411• 9 ...... Pomeroy. Motor Co. 2 f!·•· c.... n.tr~• & CettKti. ., Will .. RM,..e-4 •II 9 0.111. I• D•y J P.-ltceu-.. REGULATIONS The Puioll•h.r ,.,,,,.., J. rig.ht lo .dlt or N!ec:t any ad• d....ood objloc:tl-blo. The r.~lbh.r . m.ll ...tit lio •••P•n•iltle a. more ilion one- 61 CHEVROLET ••••••••.••••••.•••••••• $350 · Bel Air Wagon, Black finish, red interior, VB e'f.gine. .cltl!:S Falcon 2 Dr. White finish. Good tires. Automatic . Radio. W..-111- hiUrli .... MIN- Cher.. 75c 12 coati II''' - more IPlee lftalde, lest noor..,...ouulde. POMEROY 992-2181 60 FORO .........•••••.••..•••••••••.• $29.5 II' .. Weott 4411 S.r .. ln COnti . . . )1~~'· A elll that liMP•.·IIYlJII the :rear • - 1 Hao ~ Urebm ll•uladon lor thin nllo Automatic trans. Radio and heater. lrteDtYIKt lnflfftfon, 5 u~~fE\Vh~E~ER d: W. ~arse1 , . . Mer· worlll tlrwoo c:o,..ocu· •••• h . . . , ..... 60 BUICK .. ,r.:o"'= ...................... $199 II c:onto ,..,. Woroil oi• c:oftoocvtiwo l-ett ion• . ' 2S poer coM Ditco.,.,. 0" ,..;411 edt LeSabre/Jor. Au~\atic. Power steering. Radio. efl4 ollt ,.hll wltlool, 10 lit )If . CA•O OF THANK$ & 081TU,1,AV lt .SO 1., SO worlll .,.;,.;.....,..,, Eo . -'llltioNI w..-11 lc . 8LfNO ADS A4UIUoNI 25c Chef.. ,_, Ad,.r· r Co~ ...._,_._ Of.FIC£ HOURS 1:30 .'.• . to 5:00 ~ · · · Doi11 8:JO ·;.--.... ~ 12;00,Noo~::.J.a,tu~ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . ,_ __ In Memory Notice Lost and ound IN LOVING memory or my dear husband, James E. ~encer, ForS.Ie AQUARIUMB, auutmu loll, 5, 10, 15, galloo. See our complete . Une of uotl<: lllh and IIIIPf>lleo. Gilt certtllcates available. The Houae of WI!· 1011, !lrsl road left below Pleasant Point a.ort. 0pon 9 lo 9 Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday. Phone 8'1$-106$. 11-Jf.IOI< "---REDUCE SAFE, simple 1 Dd fast wltb Gobese lablets. Only 98 cente. Nelson Drup. ll·IHitp THE TRUSIEES of Sa I e m !.OiiT - Grey and white killen . Township wish to Inform the Answers to name of Bools. who paued awa.y one year ago, residents of Salem Township Wandered off Breezy Helghls Dec. 3, 1%7: lllat the trusteea wiU m lonSaturday aftemoon. Reward. Memories are treasures no ger he carrying a llre ...,. Phone 992-M93. 12-2-JI<: I'.OOD HAY and straw. Call one can tteal, tract wllb any llre depart.' t11U12'1. 11·22-IJtp Death la a heartache nothilll ment after the present ...,. LOST IN vicinity ol lla<lno, can h•L tract wllb Pomeroy Fire De- --- Some may rorpt now that )'OU' re ICn-11, But I will remember no mat-- '"' '-lona. Don't Ilk me U I mill him, Lltt WIU IWVU bt the lime. Thlt world would bt llko '""' ahtne, Jual co '" hla race aa&Jn. I dldn'l kmw lifo could bo So IOMI,)', r.old and dim; I Mvt l11rned a lot of things, Juat ~ lotlrll him. Deep in m.y heart Ilea a picture or a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame I wtlJ keep him, For he wu one of the best. SADLY missed by wife, Edith. 12-3-ltc Card Of Th•nks WE WISH lo 1hank everyone for thelr kindness after tbe death of our h""'and and father, partmeot explrell "" of Feb. 11, Ite9. Thus, eacll resideD! will he responsible lor nis own Individual llre <011tra<l with a llre department of hll <holce. Fire departments .,... area IIH, WllkesvUie, Rutland, Pomer· verlng for this oy and Middleport. The rea· son lbe loWoshlp Is dlsc:on. tlnulng their <onlra<t 11 tbe lack of revenue 1D the pneraJ fund. IJ.1.Jtc Instruction D1UVE118 NEIIDBD fEMf.DRIVERI!I, lo<al and over.th..road. El:perleo<e belp. fu! bUt not neoessary. We will train yoo. You can eam ovw '-1.75 per bour. For •ppllcatlon and iDtorrlew write N• lion-Wide Safely Dlreetor, Room 4211, 1m Eut lib Streel. Tranaportatlon Bldg., CJaclB. nat!, Ohio, or Pllone 51Hil· Charles W. Allen. 2033 ClaJt 1572. 1J.Uie Ave., Wellsville. We espeelal· 11 wish lo thank the friends and oelghhors for lhelr ftor· HelpW•nted al offerings and fond. I.ADY TO DO llouaewwt and Mother 8lld <lllldren. cooking. Live ln. Phoae II9J. 12-S-11< 52!11. 0. HindJ, over Lflla1)' Theatro. 11·- Beegle dog, black back with tan he&d. Very shy. ll seen. call 1119-2213 or write S. F. Cornell, Portland, Oblo. 1H.Jt< For Lease M AND G Food Marl<e~ 3 miles sout11 of Middleport on Rt. 7. I»St<: For Rant THREE BEDROOM rancb llyle !lome In Syracuse. Hardwood floors, ltonn doora and <ar· port. Economleal gaa heat. Cloae to and cilur<hes. Phone 1192-2954. 11·22-IJtp AKC Puppies, Scottles, Co<ken, Poudles, Westiu and S.lutauz. ers, Barkaroo Kl's .. Coolville, Oblo, fbono 66'1-31154. 11-10-Sotc FURl'IISIIED 111REE ROOM liAY, Phone 742-4'15S. ll·:ll-20tp APARTMENT with batb, Adulla, 212 South Flftb Ave., USED SPINET plano, A·l """' Middleport, phone 119U431. d!tlon, Ught walnut flnlsb, 11·21·Ue $495. Wendell's. 121» Garfield Ave.. Parlceraburg, W. Va. SEVEN ~M aparbnent In Phone 485-WII. 11·21·21tc Middleport. newly cleaned and Pbooe 143-2154 <0111pletely rede<oraled, """' f'OTATOES, and ba<k pordles and entnur Claren<e Proffitt, PorDand. c:es. For Information <all 10-lS.Ife 992-3770. 11·17·1f< PoODLE PUPPIES. Ata: Toy I ROOM a~, clCR to miniature, $'15 and up. Stud downtown Pomeroy. CIID II9J. service and grooming. Phoao 214S before s p.m. 11-It-lfc 1192-5441. 11 I tfc 4 ROOM F'l1RNISIIm apart. meot. bath and .......... fur. f.- AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 524 Aah St., Middleport. tt1J. 1443. nace beat, private parting, oul of all Doocla, S blO<b from poet olll<e. from 12 wARM MornJnc <0111 stove with p.m. to f p.m. 11-lttk fan, heats s to 4 I'OODII, used Notice leu lllan two montbe. Glenn RETIRING DEC. Sl, IJ611. wm ".ARPI!:NTER: Fer inllde wort, TRAILER SPACE, ready to Jewell, Downlngton. 0. Pltono Pbane Muoo 7'IU2ll or 'I'1J. buy metals until above day hook up, private, plenty ol 6118-3135. U·If.IJk: 5601. IJ.111< and rools. No flU' or hides room for <hlldren lo play. wanted. Bill Baney. Reeds· Phone 911U104. S.If.lfc 8 WEEK OLD PIGS, P h on e ville, Ohio. 11·24-lotc NEED HELP to uro tor ill117-1161. 12-l.f!A: valid buaband, middle • qed FURNISHED and unfurnlsbed WILL DO sewing at home man or 110man to Uveln. apartmenls. Cloae to ochaol. 5I FORD MOTOR, S31 eub1< zlnpers, pockets. pegging. he <lean, and no clrlnkln&. Phone 119J.54S4. I ..lJ.Ifc lncl!; a1ao pony, l'flooe '142hemming, alterations, etc. Phooe 99US88 for lnforma. Mrs _ Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone 7'i3·5'51 4-3Mic VACANCY for two elderly pee> pie. Prefer private paid pa· Uenls. Phone Mason, 'm-5115. IIJ.3.tfc ARE YOU Interested In a Bible teoclliRR Church. II oo try, Bible Baptist Temple, an Independent cllurch, In the for· mer Brown's Marine Bldg., Mlnersville. 0. Servl<e 7:SO p.m. Friday evening. Paalor Ken Derrington, Rav...-, llecood Baptist Church 11·27-11<: NEW VETERANS law elfe<tfve October 23. 19118, providea ed· uc:alional asslstan<e of up to '130 monlllly to wlveo and widow! of totally d~abled ,.,. 'flee connected veterans. For a wire to qualify. veteran mUBt be sufferin~ from total- ly disabling service connec:lt11 diSAbility, or if a widow. tM veteran's death 'Dust be at· tributed to service connec''!d causes. Contact Mr. Johnw, Veterans Servl<e Oftl<e, """"· IJ.t.ac """· Ohio. IJ.lllp lion. W•nted To 8uy IIIILL BUY raw furs and bee! hides. Carl Chevalier, Long Boltom. 11·2NIItc Emp!oymenl W•nted C\RPENTRY, painting, piUJIIb. ing, electrical work. Phone Cheshire 367-7652. 11-24-121p For S•le or Tr•d• 11167 PONTIAC Fircblrd, V-1 automatic transmission, 1163 Oldsmobile <onvertlble, V-1, power steerlllj!, power brakea; ltl63 Rambler station - · 6 cylinder, standard. Financing available. Pbone or 992-5748 . 11·21-tk -7 STORE EQUIPMENT for aalo or trade for hoBBe traJier or property, M and G Fond Mar. ket, 3 miles soutll of Middleport on Rt. 7_ 12-S-stp '957 JAGUAR, M and G Fond Market. 3 miles south ol Mid· ~leport on Rt. 7. 12-Wtp W•nted RESPONSIBLE party to usume I WILL not he responsible lor tny debls other than my own •• ol Nov. 29, 1111111. Ralph llooe, Bol 122, llaclno, Ohio. 12-1-Jtp paymenls of •. IJ per month or pay balan<e due $7UO for lte9 stereo COII!IOie wllll radio, f.speed automaUc changer. Call tll2-21136. 11~1<: live no- ANTIQUES. lumlture, dlsheo. miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard tice that our property II poolCecil, 8110 W. Main Sl., Poed for No Hunting or rr... rvy. 14-lf< paSIIng, day or night, u of thll dote. lent John J. llooe, Arvfl Holter, Inlier, II Warren llooe, James Ander· 3 BEDROOM and G Food Martel, S miles ICMI, Glenn TuHie. Moyfonl D. lOUth ol Middleport on Rl. 7. Rami, "nleodore Pulllnl, Hay. JU.alp Ward Blsoell, Lewla Edgell, Albert Raoebary, Guy Raoe, '!"•..,... Cllrpl!llter, Gary R. HOUSE, unfumlllled, I 1'001111 and both, VIe Browa, lolinfn. DIII. 11ville. Pllone . . . ._ IJ.t«c WE THE lllldenlgned For I' • '· FCirS.Ie Busi~ness PIUNI!ll!lR Travel trailer, lllr/, :Ill-fool, oell-<011laloed. <arpot. lng. air conditioned_Good <Ondillon. Phone M11011 m.BTTI. 114tfc CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Free llfH1ze Wlliklnl doll and 3 month.o of plano teuoos by teacller of your cllol<:e with the purcllaae of a new WID'· lltzer plano. Good quality gullar outfl~ '-lf.Dii; Good selection of Estey cllord organs, 'IS11.50 up; liiellme guarantee on reeds. Wendell's, 1209 Garfield Ave., Parkenburg, W. Va. !'!lone 485-4401. 11-ll-291<: STEREO radio console, 4 speed lnlermlzed changer. Dual vol. ume control. 4 speaker sound system. Lovely walnut finish. Take over payments of $5.05 per month or balan<e _.1.14. Call 992-3218. 11$.61<: MAPLE stereo Radio. 19118 love. ly maple finish wltb AM It 'FM radio, 4 speakers dual volume control Take over payments of _, per month or pay just $!1.!.80. Cllll 9112-3218. 11·29-111< SEWING Macblne. This ma<h· 1ne equipped to zig zag, make buttonholes, darn, sew on but. loos, all without atto<hmenls. Also has many other features Pay jual $4l17 or monthly paymenls of ~ . WID demonstrate In your home <all 9923218. 11·»61<: Services EYINRUDE 69's Are Here 6-9~-18 On Displar 115 Soon To Anlve •. x~~=~;!~7~; M.=f!':·.~ •·.. • ... n to 6 Sat ............. ·9 •• 7 Sun. • • • • .. • ••• Hockl..,.ort, Ohio Phone 667-3370 SPECIAL ~ SNOW TIRE SALE liXJISlT Yfhaal Alignment r ONLY SJ8.95 ll'lu• 2. 19 , ...,.1 T11:11 -GUARAHTE!D- -' ---· ~·' ·· -· r · - ·- .... IIHitlwSnlce .-..,;::. ' From Lorgeot Tr!loll !'" Bull4Doer Radiator ·""' tbo smaJlest Hooter Co~ BLAETTNARS PH. 99a.2143 Pom- •••J ,,..••, Heovy Jlrfr,• ••tro foUf' full J' nriH, 77511 -4 Whit• Sld•wall• s.·ss ABC CLEANER .& SHIRT LAUNDRY Mo•t poJular •IH• avorlabla. Lllnl .. d nu111 ...r ot thl• prlc:a. PttONE 992-2094 Full,. euarantMcl. lvllt ~,. a bl9 tlra ....-..,hr •• , MOORE'S o111eroy Home & ..... Main Sch••nel Mlrl•• UPEIIENaD r-.w;.t:. I! lJ-4 W. MAIN POMI ROY AlteJGtlont, zippers and pockm. Proftulonal cleanlnt tu•anteH. rug · Mason, West VIrginia 8usl- SaMe. 773-5543 OOZER. BACKHOE, trencher and truck service, sepUe tanlt'J, water linefl, basements, also topsoil. Henry Bohr, Phone 1185-39118 or Roger Bohr, Phone 1185-39511. 11·13-301~ •F,_ Estilllllles. C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER TJNCLAFMED lay away. 19118 Complete Servke Neloo Sewing Machine. Needs Phone-· no attachments, sews on butRaclae. Olllo Ions, mooO!Il'ams, fancy sUI· Crill Brodfonl <hes, pay f4U3 or f5-Z5 a 5 month_ Try II in your home. Phone Maaon City 'm-5910. AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger· ' 11·:5-31<: · atlon service. Jack's Refrlg. eratlon, New Haven. hooe iF CARPI!:I'S look duD and 1182-2079. 4 • tie drear, remove the spots as lbey appear with Blue Lustre. READY - >'IX <ancrele deftv. Rent elo<tric ahampooer $1. ered right to your pro)e<l. Baker I!'UmltiU'e. 12-Utc Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992·3284. qo,g. J.OIIT BRIGHT <arpet colon: leln Ready • Mix Co .. Middle. Reslore them wllb Blue Lusport, Ohio, 6 30 tfc lre. Rent ele<:lrl<: obampooer $1. Tiny's Bargalnland. BUDGET PRICE furniture on 12-Z.fiA: our third noor bud~el lhon. Baker Furniture. Mlddlepert. Ohio. 23-tfc COAL FURNACE complete, ""· Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy. MACHINES, repair 1H.Jt< SEWING servl<e. all makes. WY 2PURE BRED Dalmatlon pop. 3284. The Fahrlc Shop, Pomeroy. Aulhorlzed Singer Sales pies, male and female, 8 ar.d Servl<e. We Sharpen weeks old, f25 ea<h. Phooe Sei:<~on. 3-211-lf< 992-7075. 12-UI< • ·Qualltr Concrete • Certified Strenllh • DeiiYIIJ • Quick SIII'Ylce ... Finlsh!ne · ., Sand ~- Gravel DIAL 9!12-3284 t'tOJ UKUY, WILl'( BEfBEE! SHE'S Gar .,....,-'~THING ~111' IN THAT 5LIMY BRAIN 0' M:RS! MEAtiWHtLE, EVEit'f800'1 IN "TC1fiH "TH~ ll~ I!;'!) -m:tr'S 4117 PAGE MIDDLEJiORT, OHIO , DQtt'lttE Pt.OmN~ Market Report TIJES)AY OIDO ETA PIU Cbaptor, 1l4lta SALES REPORT Sigma Pill Sororlt;v, 8:15 p.m. OIUO VALLEY UVESTOCK CO. Tueada,f, COlumbo a and - · Gall1polia, 0!1!o, November 30 em Ohio Eleetrle Co.; Mra. Ruth HOGS - 175 to 22tllba. - I! Rll!le baa c:ultural - · MIDDLEPORT LODGE 1163, F, to 18. 75; 220 1o 250 lba, 18 to and A.M., Tueld!Qr, 7:30 p.m.; 18.50; Ltslrt - 16 1o 18.50; Fot So..-s, 12 to 15; staga. 12 to 15; lnatallatlon ot olllcva. SKATE-A-WAY holiday parlles. THE WSCS G( tbt l!aterprloe Boars, 10 to 14; Sows and PJC:s, Real Est•ta For S•le 50 to 100; Sluto, 6 to 14. "n!anklglvlng, Friday, Nov. - · IJ.I.Jtp United Chlireh Chrlot.. FIJRNISHED apartment, 4 CATI'LE - Steers, 20 to 26; 22. <llrlatmas, Fri., Do<. mu ll\8lting TuesdQ', Dec. 3, O'BRIEN & CROW rooms and bath. Marlon !ley· CORN. Pllone IIIUIII. Hollers, 18 1o 24.50; Baby Bee~ 20. New Yearo Eve.. Tues.. at 7:30 p.m., at bmne fll. Mra. REALTY COMPANY noldB, Mason, W. Va. Pboot Dec. 31. 7:30 to 12:30. Open Ellnor Bale•; • 50 coal elll zo to Z6; Fat cowa, 11 to 17.50; POMEROY - 2 story frame, 8 ~117. ll·lt1fe canners, 12 to 14; Bulla, 18 to 23; <llrlstmas Eve. Closed <llrlst. exebable. rooms. 3 bedrooms, bath, full Ml1ll cow •• 100 to 200, mas. Open Wedneaday, Fri· P014EROY CHAPTER 186, Orbaaement, garage. utUity room USEO FURNITURE FIJRNISIIED APAimiENTS VEAL CALVES - Tops, 38. 75; day, Saturday, 7:SO to 10:30. der ot the Eamm slar, lnltalIn baaement. $!1.950.00. In Middleport. All otllllloo SecOIIIa, 30 to 36; Medium, 26 to AvaUable lor partlea, Mon· latlon G( omcora, 7:t5 TUeada,f Warm Momint 85,000 BTU MIDDI.EPORT II!. s I or y paid. iiDwley & Reed. MJd. Gas Heating Stove...... 45.00 day, Tuesday and Thuraday nislll, l'lllnero7 Ma-e Tom. 32; Com. & Hva. - 24 to38; Culls, frame. 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 22to 28. dleport, Phooe 119J.Z'I'II. 1Com;,I011o with all pip• nlghls, Saturday and Sunday pie. bath, full baaement, central SHEEP - Ewes and Lma., 5 1M2-If< MEIGS TEMPLE, l')1blan Sloor afternoons. Phone gas healing. gond neighbor. to 10; Stock Ewes, 5 to 10; Fat Room Size Warm Moming 985-3515. 11·17-3111< lerl, 7:30 TU8adl¥ nislll at tho Sheep, 5 to 10; Culls. 1 to 5; ~ood. $12.500 "t. 'ffiAILER LOTS. Bob'a Mobile ................ _.._... -22.50 ball; eleetlon ol oflleera; JD8D1a p()'lfEROY - 2 story friii)O, 6 El•ctric Heaters .......... 7.50 Court, Syrac:use, Ofllo .. Slate bora to brlna o:ooldu or IIIJid.. Bucka, 4 to 10; Fat Wethers, 5 CIGARE'ITE vending ma<hlnes rooms, 3 bedrooms. batb, Ml to 10. Rt. 124, Phone IIDal. snd service. ABC Enternrllel. wlebeo; •1 tllftexebanp ::;::·"==-h3Sf'ment. oak noon. g 0 0 d LAMBS - Top11, 25.10; Sec..11-tfc MIDDLEPORT LODGE 3G3, F, onds, 22 to 24i Licht Wta., 20 to Mason, W. Va. Phone 1'13-5543. nelgh4>orllood, property In u· 108 W. Main Pon~ero, a.t-tfc 8lld A. M., 7:30 p.m. TUellday, 22; Cmunon, 18 to 22. cellent oondltlon, $13,500.011. 3 ROOM unfurnlshecf apartment. 992·5196 Malonic TenwJe; IDUIIatfon ol HENRY CLELAND Phone m.3975. 12-S-tfc offteers, 8:15; Malter Maeona, lnsur•nca 19118 ZIG ZAG sewlfts maclllno. liUOitl, O.E.S. membero, Joba AUTOMOBn.t!! tnau111t1<o Ilea D.......r., parenta and auardl· [HOSPITAl NEWS] Freight damaged. Paint '"'rat. IJ.lillc Auto Sales ......ned! Loot ,.., operot.. ched. Has S.yr. written war· ana iaYlted; Jobs Dauabtera have :gsa FORD pkkup, 6 cyliDder, or's Ilcenae! c.n ..... ranty. Mak~s buttonholes, the PI'OII"Ul; Darrell D. neu,, PLEAsANT VALLEY HOSP!T bl<e new, '1850; 1965 Ford Ga. • 1J lfe blind bem dresses, over cast dlllrlct clopltJ tJl'lnd IIIIMr' Dec. 3, 196.!1 lazie 500, Z-<loor bardlop. full searna, nnd makes fancy sUtlnotalllns olllc:er. J\DMliTED: John Mllef, Belle, IN THI Cti......ON fti.IAI COUI'I'o power, ooe owner '1250; 1163 ches without attaclunentsWEDNEIIlAY Ml.. l COUNTY, 01110 W. Vo.; Raith Crook, ·Lotart; Meteor Station wagon, above Full sale price $38.81. Cllll NOTIC8 n PUILICATICMII 1 POMEROY WOMEN'S ChriiMra. Harry Flowers, Letart; · No. lt1Mt1 · average f6115; 11164 Mercury 1192-21136. 11·~1<: DOIII JillioN DAILIY \' 1 tian Temparaac~ unlon, 12:30 Mra. Oata Craig, Grlmma Land. Marauder, lkloor hardtop '· \ potluck at tbt Pom- lne; Coastanee McOdfe. Pomea f895. G & G Auto Sales, Tup- STEREO RADIO. Ite9 model GEO. .80BS'I'E'JTm, BNler r.rt1Hc1; .. United Metbodlll: Cbureb; mem11~ royi Karen wuey, Pl. Pleuami pen Plains, Ohio. P~one 66'1· MIDDLIIlPORT - 3 apartments be111 brlna 1 eovored dllb, to- Nlal 111-, Pl. Ploaaant; John stereo Is equipped wilt! AM I< baths, las furnace, 3 car ~·uv' ble Mnlee, a auelt. IOd u.n. 3700. ll·zt..4tp FM radio, f.speed automati< Bllto, Galiipolla Ferry; MrL rage near stores. 112.000. .. ••• ,.,, for a Qlrlltmu b..ket ror a turntable. Take over payora 1.- n.IIQ'. "'llrhaee »lMto of Larry Jordan, Ft. Pleasant; Mr1. r.ade•« 11 Ullbown, bu.t ..._. neecb' famib', ments of 16.44 per month or ~\"RAWSE- 3 bedroom bome, lut For Sale llobb¥ Folller, ~orvy; Ler17 ., rwtlle- Portlaad. bath , fum ace, Iarge IeveI lot, Ohio,pii!IH Uld a ,.,_ uPOn .....,. ..-. pay balance due '131.84. Try WOMEN'S AUXIIJARY, IIJd. Carper, Pt. Pleuant; Mra. AI. BASE Guitar. Like new, uaed only $6500.00 \101! ran a.ot 1M 1111Me wltllla . . It In your home. Call 1192-21136. dl_.t Fire lleparmwat, ChrioJ,. vln l(ye111, Jr., Reeclovllle. State o1 ()ldo, wtU taM aaUM VIM very little. dual plctupo, will 1 1 - lit' ACRE FARM - 19) acr!!fl on u.e tUh dAJ o1 Oc!toMrp.= mao dinner at tho haD at 6:30 DISCHARGED: llfto. Jamu take any reasonable offer, alIn culUvaUon, 2 bam~. sUo, !:,U:.a:m~Ute~": conu..on p. m. Wednucla3l ei aut ... Johntoo, M.IICMI; Mrs. Fred WDao regular f string with trip. 500 BALES RAY, second <utplenty of WA~, good 1JI''~II J'le.. 111' Jlelp CounQ', Qblo, JftJIBI change. tott, Pl. Ploo-; BeYerly IJey. 1 dlftftoe. cutoQ ol ddi4ND, nd Iences. F ree gu. I hcwJ,.. t.tr le pldropo , Phooe lllf.WS. a flUpport, AJimollJ, eo.u ... .u.r THURSDAY Inc, Coria Woodall, Pl. Plou. ting and condltloned. Phooe ea. tsO,OOO.OO 1-.u.r, 011 u. Oroun41 ttt er- .,.._ 11-27~ CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 ant; Mra. Roy Brinker Ma-· ti9Ul14. IU-S!< W.\NTA BUY OR SElL CAU. ~ *\~d =~ .,..111 '-• IOf' M~~rlna on p.m. Thurldl¥, Ohio Power Co., J or17 Edmonda, 11unt1ncton; ' Mra. tJ8 •n4 aiW tM I dV of latiUin'o .,.. Jeominp htt and ..,,.....,. , MJn. Pomeroy; · dlmouti'IUon on DOI.II 'IAN DAIL.IY llELI!!N or VIRGIL TEAFORD ,.._ "Chrtttmaa ln MID)' Lallla." ernW.; Mra. Neltor NareeUea •O.~•TES ...... CIOW, CIOW • ~Til MEN WANTED BE1"TY FAST Dorn0111tratloo, and .... Pl. !'ti~IA - - Att."'"* fW tM PleMHtf SYRACUSE 11 • 11 " 11 101 1t n, BIRTH& Mr. and Mro. Bob. lflddioporl Gardonoro 1Jiklll111,,... Production worker• ln Face. Brick plant. Year &round -IJ.UI<: ipOIIIOl'l, 7:30 p.m. 11li1U'Idi;J, ti7 f'Oitu' JPomuro:,o I & diu '&tiler: full limo - do¥ ohtft. Good hour!,. tateo, plua loeeathe lflddlot>ort Elemaidary auditor- llr. and llro. Le117 Jordon, oarnlngo - I'Oid ..cot!- and bol"'-1-a. 20 MU01 north of Ium. Pleo"!!l., a~. Columbus In a nice conununl!l' In wblcb to Uve, Apo 18 to EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, 60- oppl,y lnpori4Mion!J, Order of lflo Ealllam Star, Jn.. otallatloa, 7:30 p.m. Thur"*", llaoonle TeQ!e. THE GALENA SHALE TILE & BRICK COMPANY PAST CRIEFS, .._,.11 , _ GALENA, OHIO .Pie, P)'thlan Slater1, au'iitmaa dlhner, TburtdiJ. 6:15 p. m., Trlnlll' Uall<!d Cllureh of Cluiot; • ---- !165m Budget -.shop Offlt:e-- a...-- AL HOBSTETTER REALTY ga: :::..,!:,' -ur 11.·3 DAILY CROSSWORD .IL= .4...... ··~ I.Dovo- crtlD~ltJ1®""' -.JIJ ,_J li.Kia4" !lllt.ol _ """ ··_ --....,,. -1-0 0 ......... - 11?1 Dl .......... - - I I I CO UDKnftlllle theae four Jumbleo, one letter to each ~quare, to form four ordinary words. ~ to wipe ............ . ,_ ..... tor u.o -*" 11. CUb JlooQt . lli.PIMO ot ~~.:.!. !11"7 16. Pu.t. torlil ,.........,. ......... ........ lllo -at -II' M. Nina. for onl 311. Olaoo 11.~. :lt.Owmol at.Bom JJ.LeYut or 11, Pu.lalfta , MORe DU~ABLE 8ANP YOU H'A\IE A CUSTOY.ER~ or JT. Tumult lll. A4je0tml for a ...lb. AS SOON AS 'YOU D(;:VISE A H,..ur. tt).rodl .. Jl.'hM [ DEGELP Now .....,.. the cln:led !etten to Corm lhe ....,me -wer, aa ouneotedbJiheobovecutooa. ACORNS GROW IN10 Q<\KS, DON'T lllEV ? :=I=...~..~-===;-.=..~I";(~I..:;I~J-rn-a -rn . . _ ).......... YneeN.r'• 1 .... WIIAYM --. .,.....,..,. ,. IIUnll _,. ~·--·- l't.UIW. .. ... INAWH..... -· Plea-. a A~ctil.,... XAUZ YNZ; AXK XQX FDOH UXBC AX DNFD rliTXKttXP AX EC· DNFD. ZCBrCKENZ.-EXAAC Y......,.. CJnl t 1rtu J iJrrrmHDB:D AN ODII, AND IT 'I'UIINIID 'l'O A IIONIOM'.-.A.UBTIN DOliiiON . Cti ·- ·- - . . . - lloo.l ··.· . .... i, t \' I i �• 8 _ n.. liOib' Softt(N>I, l'oolei'V1-Middloport, 0., 'l'llollday, Docomber 3, 1968 Borrowers Must Pay More NEW YORK (UPO- Ti>< cool or money is goin,; :1).1 . ror moat everything t'rc:IJ• rl!IP . -, ' nr rowlng to rorporaUon fiua ·, Q;. The higher (."()5( oi mon•;) is MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT. DEC. 3 THE ODD COUPLE {Technicalor) Jack Lemmon, Walter Mlitthau COLORCAilTOONS: Much A-do about ·• uuin' Mal\) Happy Return:; WEDNESDAY & HIURSDAY DEC.4- 5 NOT OPEN n.e increase is the third cnt.nge ln the prime intere1t rate since late September when Chase M&Mattln lowered lt1 rate to 6 per cent trl)lll 6.5 ~r the result ol an increase bJ banks M~y minimum, of the prime, 01' ln&ereat rate on 6.5 per ceri business loans to rrom 6.25 per cent. The increases were set off by Chase Manhattan Benk In New York, the largest lender to corporations. W it h i n hours, leading banks throughout the country had matched the new Chase nte. The increase ln the baslc loan rate, upon which many other bank lendil"@ charges are based, will result in rises in the rotes or these Joens. The prime rate is that charged the banks best customers. Higher risk customers will pay even greater cent. Moat other banks lowered their rates to 6.25 per - cent at that time. Chase raised ita rate to 6. 25 per cent last month. DEC. 6 - tO William castle' 5 ROSEMARY'S BABY (Technicolor) Mia Farrow, John C'assa~' etes COLORCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby Happy Woodchuck SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. ~ had been anticipated, eoonom- I . JUDGMENT ENTEHED A confessed judgment suit for $1,070 his been flied in Meigs COWIQI common pleas court by The Farmers Bank & Savings I ;J ,$ also con men dressed as omcera, swindled her of an addl- Uonol $1,500. The phony policemen told the Snyder Promoted ry pressure by slowing the nation's rate or economic growth. The 10 per l'ent surcharge enacted by Congress u· .1 Imposed on a nd the cemg1 nt nd ' have -~ governme spe mg IIV\ slowed inflationary trends as Company against Carl and Jean WUl, 815 E. Main st., PQmcroy. Sentence her. Mra. Arcbte, 64, now Ia ~.500 pi)OCer. The ..policemen,•• Stanford 0. Powell, 58, Sy~ racuae, was held on a DWI eharae by the Melga Count> !h!rllr's department tonowtng a minor accident at 4:45p.m. MO!Klay on Route 124 at tbe intersectloo oC the MinersvUie IWI. Deputies said Powell's auto ran Into the rear of a light truck operated by Vernal E. Blackwood, Rt. 1, Mlnersvllle, who was stopped to make a left turn. There were no injuries. Econroni st.s said the mo11e was desiglll.'d to stop inflatlOna- Workhouse conn- woman they need the money as bait to trap the eopfldence '::::::::::::::::::::.~is~l:s~s:ai~~ , . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ ... _ _ _ _ ! , I Mra. Sollie Ar<lde !oat $1,000 laot ~o~rlda7 aa the vl~tlm ota donee ac~ When pollco d&tecttves came to her door Mon. daY oho thcJolbl lbe> could help Syracuse Man Held • On Otarge of DWI interest. FRIDA\' l'HRU TUESDAY aNCINNATI (Up0 - man who t'6d taken her $1,000. To Specialist 5 LODGE TO MEgT Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, I :: - :·:{:::~:~:<~????)}:::~:: :?::::::;.::: :::::.:_.,::::: ::: ·::: -:::== ::::·~·:.: :::::-· :: :/::: ::::: :::.:: :: ::::::::::::~J:::::: (Continued lrom Page I) heart or Denise Ann Darval, 24, into the chest or 55-year-old grocer Louis Washkansky Dec. 3, 1967, surgeons around the world have performed nearly 100 such operations. Is there a gap between the length of your I i st and the size of your wallet? Never fear! You con make this a most e•citing Christmas and still have money left over! Just come and uplore our exciting gift ideas . . . Sewing Notions and helps to give ond get, 1 I some to sew and trim . . . all to please in just the right way! I I 1 It's Sew Simple For Christmas Gifrine .. . I II I I SINGER I * "A Gold Srar Srore" -. ~~~ i Sillfer Sales & Service & McCalls Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, 0. COLUMBUS - Nlte Club, oear Hobson, t h e c:harge going through a window. less door, a screen door and a car window, and accidentally striking Erma Zuspan, Cl.lf'too,, w. Va. Fred W. Crow, Jr., attorney tor Lawson, indicated today he may file an appeal. CITY COUNCU.. MONDAY night approved by a vote of 4-3 a 3 per cent hotel-motel tax whk h becomes effective in 30 days. The tax would be in addition to a 4 per cent state sales tax already levied. The tax is e~cted to raise between $250,000 and $3001 000 a year. It would be on room rentals. YOUNGSTOWN - DR. SAM SHEPPARD, who spent almost 10 years in prison for the 1954 slaying o( his pregnant wife, Marilyn, before he was acquitted at a secoo:! trial, has resigned from the staff or Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital here. Sheppard is currently the defendant in two wrongful death suits resulting (rom operations he performed at the hospital. The suits total more than $J million. LOS ANGELES - SIRHAN B. SIRHAN has chosen Grant Cooper, one oC the top criminal lawyers on the West Coast 1 as hls chief de-. fender at his trial for the murder of Sen. Robert F. Kenned,J. i.t was disclosed Morxlay. Cooper, former president of the Los Angeles Bar Association and the attorney who twice got a hung jury ror Dr. Bernard Finch in the sensational Finch • Tregoa murder trials, has been studying the ca21e behiu:l the scenes for months. ol. "The Rop~blleu~a -theolo•don but they lost the campalan,t' tho oodol)' aold In a otateiMJII 011 lbe 1988 elodkln. "Nixoo' 1 purault of llle Wollace vote alienated the llberal •trontlaah' voters, almott loat ''Far from rnarlclnlllle ODd of the DIW'QIIalcoalJianaat..sbelrl antldjlolad, tho ole<;tlon llrooaIt lila '-1111 01111 polarized votlnl .(IOtlmll ocaJNI the Rlpublicafta," tilt ~ -~~._ I I .t Your Ashland dealer says "Happy Hoi iday Decorating" with these hand·dipped red candles. They are smokeless, dripless, colorfast and handsomely packaged. You get two 12' tapered candles ... a 45e value, for only 10e with any purchase at a participating Ashland Service Station, while the supply lasts. Look for the "TWIN CANDLE" sign and drive in soon. Tha Industrial Rasourcas Company ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPO Bush pilots awaited a break in the weather today to begin re. moving 39 bodies Crorn the wreckage of a twin - engine plane which crashed on the shores or a tiny Alaska lake during a howl· ing soowstorm. the smokirw: F27 turboprqJ, operated by Wetn Consolidated Airlines, crashed in sw..t.ero weather Monday on Foxes Lake, 175 miles southwest of here. The plane was only 15 mtootes from landing at the tiny nltive village oC D1amna on the Alata kan peninsula. It carried 36 passengers, including two inftmts and a crew or three. There's sure to be smooth sledding no-... IIOIIDCied lbe et1 clear 32 min!n Joruaolom, a mllltory com- utos later. But pianos could ot111 munlp laid the ''IIUIIItiYO" be heard over Amman O<Caaloa' , -.. l l l t ···of "11:1 10··000'·.,. .... ·-v • n• a!ter""Uie all clt!li• ·lbo· N• ahead next Yuletide when you rr l:il ens /fatlonal B nk 1111-·- ~· oo:1 a can, JI t...cka ODd-.. -ln:l": ... GIFTING MIDDLEPORT, O. -----------~-------------'' I I SERVICE B.. 707 Cool•llle, 0. 122 ..... all ""!'L 8DIA VIol- name.. dlplaallllc ..... ,.. In l'lr1l aold _ , lbolr tlatDI"I, - - ' " to ...,..,. tid& nok,- ololaJ tho-- v- lnl of tho - - 011 bQQI4- ln. 9I'olor to .,. u- to 1* I .. lbolr dol*lnl;pDtlllouapl"" a:o Couumllilla. Uam'!l'l!onSde A..UtDI" Gqrilojn II; Clldftl1 ultl teciQ lHI doll!- an on aolol!'bta~~Clollrto •- · o111... ·COit "' u - 1a ._ llrll\fdtdr tor-... pennito. .ru• 22.46 BEST PHOTO ~ ofonurta allloo, ' ' . ·-· ullollk lll'qlnl. dlplq, ' tiel 1'- !ioue4 .lor t11no .,.. clOi, :21 lntb oo:l - . llw FOR Memher of Federal Dep1nit ln•wance Corporation ASHLAND OIL l MFIIIIG COMPANY Mi::lllS G£ii!UIAJ. Hilsl'ITAL. · ~-N. ~~ 1.. ......... . ~ Rill, , tanN ~lii"'W· • (UPO- About 600 Vletnlmese ambushed 160 U.S. troops near Sl.igon in the blgsest American balt.lefield setback ln two months, military ... Cllloilr 20. "' - d::IJ. ~ TEN CENTS . 8 as the Americans called in artillery, helicopter gunships and jete with roc:kets. The increasing military action near saigon marked a continuspokesmen said toclaJ, ing allied drive to sweep the The Cmununlata waited 20 Cl&lita.l area of Communists, minutes while the U.S. Arm.Y followirw goverrwnent reports ht Air Cavalry Dlvbion troops the Reds might try a n e w landed by hetlcq>tar 69 mUoa north of the ctpltal Tuesday and then opened fire with armor plercl~ rockets, machine guns, mortars and rines. The »pokeamen said the Communists k1llM 25 U.S. troops and wounded 52 more. While a radio operator called tor help, the other ftmerican survivors beat back repeated SAN FRANCISCO (UP0charges by the North VietnaPollee battled militant BtudeDts mese. U.S. commanders rushed in Tuesday In a series ol violent more troops and pouilded the sweeps across the C8lftlliS ot North Vletnamese with artillery embattled San Francisco State and aircraft fire. After Cour College, bocklng up acting hours, the Reds slipped away in President S. L Hayakawa•s vow the jungle. There was no report to '1Jreak up th11 reign of terror. n ot Communist loSSt!S. Deputy Pt>llce Chiof Al Neider Military spdtosmeD said the said about 600 omcers would be Oghl marked llle highest deployed today at the 18,000American losses since Marine student school to cope with any battling on the northern border a month before the Nov. 1 halt further demooltratl.ons by activials, who virtually Idled the to bombing North Vietnam. college tor three weeks With To the west 56 miles north ads of violence and intimlda.~ northwest or saigon and 11 miles sOlth or the Cambodian tion. During TUesday's violenc:e border, other Cmununists early 450 cluNwtnging pollee attacked another unit of the lst several times routed demoo.straAir Cavalry with 75 to 100 rounds of 82mm mortar plus tors armed with metal bars, table legs, bottles, rocks and rifi.e ftre. They woun:led 18 Americans. stieka. Thlrl)'-two acUvtoto ...,..e arBut 18 Communlsts were klDed roatod, bringing to 41 the ~ arrelta since Blyakawa reo.. offensive against the city. The Communlata atlompted lo blow IW three ships in s.Jeod• main river channel with mtne1 Tue lday an:t today but were unsuccessful, U.S. IIPOkelmen sold. Shrll>nel sprayed llle doek of one ship but there wen no casualties. Violence Sweeps C.Ollege Campus 110-• RESPONIIE OF MEIGS COUN'I1ANS to oo ~ lar . - _ , . tp1111lor 1110 Athens 8tate Hoapttal has been aoocL The gifts haw been left this week at ..God's Little House" in MlddleporL Shown with a pOrtion ot the contributions are three representatives or the Ladles Au:xlllarlea ot the American Legion. Tbey are, left to rlgflt, Mrs, Virgil Walker, Mrs. Jotm Boyd an:l MrL o. A. Martlo, chairman. Contributions will be accepted at the sune locadon, adjacent to the !fl~ CINrch of Chrlat, fr<lm 9 a.m. to 3 p. m. next Monday. Gilts are oot to be wroppod. 3 ... .Collisions in 2 Hours ,-.-"'1'. -· Court may ........ Ham-llave Been In Err0 r ,.,.. Lllc:a'l OROER TODAY SAIGON p.m. Tltlol ro. M - and m uaod ,ollldoa ...,. l ..uod Ia No,.... bor 1ilf tta Utle alllce dlYiolan of KOD K 134 lnstllllatlc Outfit . North R/ I . der. - with little templnlun • ~ ~OIW'l lot;~ poria~ Sold Ia No-.her FREETOWN, Sierra L e o n e Tribal con!llcta brterrupted produd:ion at two mines iD Sierra Leone MondaJr and pollee were sent In to restore or~ en 25 &li~ .·icans Killed In Enemy Ambush oon vehl<lo wao oiDppod, ...W... ThniiC<~ -~...­ were Incurred to the Lott ear but tu como off tho brld&e as the &lati•!MI.a-• the Jordon The laraetll aa )'01 pvo tho. In ~ lp ttlo houi-k•TIIoo- the Intel< "" oot domapcL tl'aller attempted to move onto or ceue-4lr0 line. \ dotolla of lbolr action. At 5:25 p.m. at the l'<lllleroy • d&Y eveniD& Poilee said. the bridge. At t:ts <m Kerr st., a car Maaon bridge, a car driven by There were medlum damages driven b7 Wealey Loa:, 26, Rus- Phyliu Johnlon, 25, ctlflm, ,.., to the ear but none to the other struck by a trailer being pullecl ..n, Ky., waa stru<klnlhorlllht vehicle. bJ' a veblt'le driven b,Theodore rear bumper by a truck driven There were modaratedun•ae• by KeJiy McKenzie, Pomeroy, Judd. 42, Cleveland. Tho Johnto two vehicles u the reault of after the LoU vehicle had stop.. ~~:.%:::::=::::.-=~~ the third accldent which ~cur· pod 8UCidonly to permit atntc:kto red at 6:38 p.m. near the Bea· enter Kerr st. Medium damages The SalvatiOII Army Is aekCQft Service Station at 111e lnlorlng tor dplls and toy11 tor tm~ By United Preas International oe<tlon of Ruule 7 ond 33. detprlvlleged drlldren In ICOLUMBUS - TWO CIDUJREN, PLAYMATES wllo lived on tho Pollee Aid a veldele driven Meigs Counl)' and tho nearby bloek, were tow.l dead In a relrlgerator here Tueod&Y night. by Gary Srnltll, Paden Cll)'. w. vlclnll> <bing lbo holiday Auttloritles . llid Donald Kaiser, 4, and Sharoa Deskins, 5, IP,PQre.-q Va., attempting a loft turn onto wore pla>IJw In tho re!rtaerator and clooecl Ita door. Route 33, pdlecllntolho~of Dolls and toys can be left Tho refrigerator was in lbo bork yard of 111e - r t W. a cu driven by Willie bibblfn, "" the -ch of the Army hoodmona hou1e on the city's north aide. The appllc:11nce hid been PUJ'oo Pomei'O)'. QW1ers, 115 Butternut Ave. chaaod Monday and """ to hne boon placed In tho houao today. There were no injuries and • In Pomeroy ot anytime. arreota In onr of 1be aocldonto. COLUMBUS _ THE STATE NATURAL Rosourcesiloportmont .... no hu~ ...ldanta ...r • .--rtecl dllrlng llle Drst clay of tho season~- Hunters bqged 433 deer the first day. Trumb¥" am Aohtabulo counties recorded 109 IUid 101 door WASIIJNGTON (UP0teken roopectlvely, tho hlgheot In tho stata. In - • t a m Ohio, JuaUee HOllO L. Black faolo 111e Woahi- Count;)' had 20, foll..-ecl by Muskln&um wllb 18, Athena s..>reme COUrt may ha.. errecl 14, Gauia 13 and Morgen 6. 13 ...,., ogo "hen II ordered au school dlstrlcta permlttlrw or P AR1S- WJnl SOUTII VIETNAM'S deleples IJIIOCtecltoarrhe requiring rociol aegreplioo to Tlnlrodoy, lbe Unllod Slatoo today tried far C<Jmmunlot agreement obollah that procUco ''with au oo who wiD alt "here and oay "hat In Vlellllm negetlat10111 hero. deliberate apeed." Diplomatic aourc:es aa.ld thesettlementtalkscouldapenin a week AI~ Black .,.portecl tho ;t North Vlotrul and llle Viet Cong agree with llle Unllod stoboa on historic 1955 ruling 1 - to the touchy procedure and protocol isauea. The cmmnmtat dtploenforce a 1954 doclal011 ....... rnllta, who were presented an American plan tor talkJ arrarcementl the lont-eltabliabed II~ r.~-,, ,..re o>110decl to give th~Jir roply Iaior today. buHcilal" dodrine In ecluca-" · 11011, ho beUe..a llle court mlabl SAIGON - AMERICAN SOURCES TODAY oold tho ll!!llbar of have dOIIe more to actolerobo North VletMmeiO troop& lnvadllV South Vietnam dJ'OIIIIOd Ia No. tho pace of doaqreptlon had It vembor to Ha loll'eat pol,. in 1968. oot uzod the The 1 oareea said curl'ilnt estimates reported between 6,000 phrase. and 7.0110 North Vietnamese tnqjs ln!Utralod Into South VIetnam "Loaldna: beck on It .-, It 1.,1 month. It lll&l'ked a dnmotlc deeroaoo trcm llle 20,000 to 10,000 1....,.. to me tlat It dolo.recl tho Hanoi ooldlero who •I'-' aouth of the border each mooth from P,_.. of _,.... . _ March 1o Sot>tambor, lbe ,,....., aold. Uon,• sold t1a ~,_ A'...mn dur:IQI a rare ......._ ~ l q lntwVieW ...... ·tD. bll maa (UPI) - to help with gilt shopping. (ome join. ji Tbe acUOIIa placed lh• Eaat on the brlrd< of oll-<a~t war. Tho taraoll c:ommuni<JIO pvo atrlkeo against lsroel'o border no detall11 but accused the lraqta ~ottl81118111a, a military • o m. of Orlnl their bli SOVIet-«~P­ muni<J~e• oold. II oold 0110 plano pUed aun• agaJnatlbe oettlementa waa -down but the pilot par. •'Without any valid cauH." achuted safely Into Joraell lAir· In Ammaa, the unotn.cial rerllol')'. ports aold the Israeli Jot• toIn Amman, W101!1clol Jorda- daY omaohod the town of Molraq, nliD mWtary IOOrCOO aold antl- a major rood j1111cUOII 30 mil11 olrcra!t Ore lhot down tbreo northoaat of Anunan, with rockloraotl planes. Here, lbo <0111· ets and bombs, Tho roporta aloo munl<JIO oold only 0110 jot, a ..ld tho planes hit dvlllan tarFrateh-built super-MyJtere, waa eeta at Talbylba, 12 miles southloll. eaat of the Sea of GoUieo. "All our other aircraft have Israel's French~t Mirage returned to their base safely," jeta swept low over Amman, the tho conununlque said. ll aold tho report aald. Tho roporta aold atrlkes ended ot 1:30 p.m. (6:- the buzztns iiOIIt Jlllllclcy Jor. 30 a.m. EST,) danian a scurl7iol for shelter. Tbe conununlquo aald Iraqi The reports said there waa no arUilery sites .,and 1raq1 mn. evidenee aa yet of li?J' bombs ftary conamtratlonJ east a n d or rockets hittlns Amman. welt•• at the nortbwestem Jor. The Anunao reporta aalcl Jor. dlllllan ell;¥ of lrbld had boon danian antlolrcra!t batteries op•ttadwd. It llllVe no debtlls of ened fire at the Iaraell ,Pianea. 11le raldl. Tbe,y reportecl no hito. !n Amman, the military reThe reports aold the laraetl ports aold the Israeli Jet• Jn. pilots zJwed In and out of lowOldecl ollaht damage becauoe of h""i'ns cloud&, bo«llng tho 11111hoav7 ,....... Ore IUid I"" <loud alrc:raft bitter)' erew1. T h e eovor. crow• avt oaly Oeotlna, aecondoThe llll!dlclol reporto ID Am- long tdlmpaea of tho )eta flubman aold tho Jots alao buzzecl Ins ovorhood. tho Joedalllaa capiW, coualns Amman•s air raid strens !IIIII< but shrieked !lbort)j> alter am sam, Being Delayed 0.- n.o-. and 11..,_.. • or HDW a.rln nortii11Nrlldal. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER • Israelites Exact Eye For an Eye ' Ashland er lonlpo WWo a feW - OG')..,::a,.... PARIS (IJPO - reteive your Christmas Oub chedt I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORt OHIO JERUSALEM (UPO - Israeli today lltackecl Iraqi fot·cea In Jordon In plllilhmont 1 o r two red candles only 10c with any purchase . ., Of The Mejg.- M010n Areo Jot• TRIDAL FRACAS I Detloted To The llllerw,. VOL. XXI NO. 157 Meke Elberfelds In ' Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center * * Recovery Work FOR 1969 -A!but W . IJ u ~I k in P.· tonn.,. Deferue Dep!. 1> 1111...0U offiCer. V-d-.Lon_., .. Weadacr entt. npert. .....,..,.,.,.._,..:a:•n•:a:•••IIJi•• DEMOCRATS IN THE OHIO House of Representatives, emphasizing unity, named John C. McDonald minority leader and Anthoi\Y J. Russo his assistant at a party caucus Monday. The post of minority whip was tert for McDonald to fill. McDonald and Russo were elected umnlmously and there was no contest tor either posl A. G. Lancione, the dean or House Democrat&, told the legislntors ''we have complete unity'' for the first time •• tn the 12 years I've been here." JOIN TODAY • Yoa Know Coat ~INI il -ntiiUy an antltoclal artlvlty. Nobody II k e 1 an etflelency RepriMIUttvea. COLUMBUS - It Sure Is Easy Sledding with a Christmas Club Check ... - Now •• Ropuhllcen - • of ~ 1Ublllanllal plno In 111e Hoult High School, Cheshire. and at- News ... in Briefs I TAKEN TO HOSPITAl. Raclne iemergency squadmen were summoned at 2Ji0 Lm. to.. day for John Buah, Radno,"'"' Glem Lawson, Rt. 2, Cheshwas removed to Melg1 General Ire, convicted in a Meigs CounHospital as a n1edlcal patient. ty common pleaa court trial last VISITS MOTHER week on a charge of pointing Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sehoii and discharging a firearm, was ..- b y Judge John and family ot Mt. Vernon were weekend guests of Mr. Scholl' I c. Bacon. LaWBOD wu ordered to t h e mother, Mrs. Frances Scholl of Cinc:lnnati workhouse tor a six- Pomeroy. month term, with fotu' months ot the sentence suspended oo good behavior, and assessed a his place of buslneu, tho 111-7 ' 1>1m lbe proaldenq, UldiiPOilecl a chlnce 1o win broad voter IIUPport In the olocllm be<OUH he decided to "ride the bocklalh tide" 10 vtcton. "'"decl lbe Naohvllle (Tonn.) Auto Dleael School. Before entering the Army, he was employed b)' the Westlnghouse Electrical Corp. Hia rather, Earl D. &l.Y~ der, lives oo RootE- 2, Cheshire. ··--. · : -: ·.•. ':' ·..:· :'.:' ·.::-:-.-:-.=:·, :::::<::::::;.;.:-:-:::::::::·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:-<;.-.;. '·>:·.·:·.: . =. .. ·· .-"· .··'.:·'.' ·'··. .......',·.:,·-._" .·' .-",'.'.· ......... ......:.::_- .:·_,_::_:·_..... :_.'_." .:_:.' :_.:: :__.- ....:.:·_:=.......=:..>.:_::_::.::::' :·:::::::::::::: ::·:-:-:.:·:·:·· [l!f ut hl!lp you ••~· your hudtl!f fo fif fhl! lid I WASIIINGTON (UPO - T h o Ripon Soclol)', a liberal Republican organization, ._td over the weekend that President ~ elect Richard M. Nixon -•-b 1 e W" Ordered $100 tine. MASON, W. Va. - Larry D. The terms ot the good beha~ &lyder, 21, son ot Mrs. GladY& vlor, for which four month& ot Reynolds, has been promoted to the sentence wo11ld be suspendArmy specialist five serving ed, lneluded disposing of all fire. with the 3171b Engineer Battal· arm• 1n his home and place or ion near Eschborn, Germany. buainess. The charge against Spec. Srv"der is a h e a v y Lawaon grew out o( an Incident equipment operator with the bat- in which a gun discharged at talion's company B. He graduated in 1964 from Kyger Creek will meet Wednesday at 7:30 LOCAL TEMPS p.m. in the Pomeroy Masonic The temperature ln Pomeroy's Temple. Jnstallation ot 1968. 1969 downtown business district at officers wlll be held, and re11:19 a.m. toda.Y was 42 degrees rreshments will be served_ All under overcast skies. master masons are inVited. '•' Ripon Group Says Nixon Blew O.ance Aluoodrlo, va., ..... 01111 · broad..., ....... . , nllllt.I>J'•u. CGIIIIIIbla - - ·~ TooVBiack ._.-.d tO bo oar. (caoti- ... Pap 8) FIVE-IlAY OHIO FOJ!ECASI' 1\y Ulllfl:d Prell -.a!IOIIol , . _ >Ill· Oldo 111!11 ....... 2 "' t - - below normal 'll=lldal lhtoulb Moo- daY wllb the hlahtomllorotureo generally middle 30o to _ . 40 and tho ovoml&bt low reecl· lngs avorqlng In lbo - · "' lower 201. CGid Thurlda,y and Frid!QI letlowe4 1ilf rlsiDa temperatures over tbe week. OJKI am early next - . PrecljJitatlon wiD overage about .... !plrter Inch melted In northoolt amooo.tenlh lndl or les• eleewhere, oeatrrlng as scattered ltiiiN lliD'rles Thunda,y llldFrldoy, moot frequent In northeut ('(IUiltles. .Two Cable penocl the campus ......... Wlder bla "'bard-Une" po!iq. Scores were injured, iDc"""na a policeman who wu clubMcl with a metal c:ha.lr tea. Good Attendan<O HQakawa Mid elall .._.. dance wa1 11Ucellellt" •IJIIIte the dlst:urbuees. 1be fuaed ao..-dst oloo told - uy want to make It dMr to everyone that Pm to break up tiU nip, rl. terror." Tho acting proal-, who suspended ftve milltut ltudld leadl!lrs Moodly, Ull'dl'leed tbe suspen1ion of nine more u a. resutt ot TueldQ"I da.... wtcb pollee. The most violent bltde 1xdre out when some attradecl ahoot 4,0001101-. Demonllrotoro re_..., 1ilf throwing rocb, llottlel, fDDd.. tra,ys and lop 1mlllcl!e4 from metal tablol am cblllrl. 1'IIIIJ """"""""' ........~,.... ....... .... ",, ' - • l f jnil(~-~~· ·-~ " olrilc . ~'• l; ~ Projects Detailed GUYSVILLE - Details of two distribution cable eli(JaDiion projeets in rural areas of Guysville exchange were aonouaced tr:day by Ge-ol Telephone Co. of Ohio. ROOert L. Keatley, Athens di&trict commercial ntamger. said the projects are underway alii set for completion by the end of the month. Cost of the expansion lobo lo $24,000. One project will increase cable facilldes oloog S.R. 329 to llle village of Stewart. Adde4 cable also Ia bolrw placod along S. R. 144 to the area or the new Fed-- oral Hockirw high school. The other job will increase eable lllclltties ror the rural area Iouth of Guysville, inclllllir¥:: U, S. so and c. R. 57. Keatley noted the elQ)ansion projects are designed to meet current and future communications needs of the Guysville excharwe areL 1lle exchange covers 65 square miles of Athens, Meigs and Washington counties. It serves more than 400 tele- phones. with an average of about six phones per square mile. 300 pollee marched onto tbe CrJ4miMAII, where a 110011 rtllr hid . " "" V ''-' -, ~ ' At leVenl pcUtl. • • • • ..oaring bl.. to their HuUawo (COnti- em Pap 8) suwc><t ., Suit Asks Damage Judgment A suit uldng fur . . . _ . <11 $2,37f, plus bUnlll, bu filed In Meip Count;y .,..1..... pleas court 1ilf AnciU and llorman R. Von Maire, 810 E. SocObd Ave.. Mlddlepart, apln• the MoriiY Consll'uctloll ~ mom eo., Parkeraburt. am tho VUla110 (I{ Middleport. The pettUoo ...,, 'tbe aiDCQil asked 1a for damapa ....._, W the ptatnttre home wld1e t h • Morey Coutnletlan E4plpment firm, UDder ooatract 1>7 Middleport VIllage, wu In lbo pro. cess of inDIUng a Mn1J8 IQ'• IBm. Alleged damages tu tho Van Matre homo Include a crac:ked ceilln& dlslodpd ceiUnil tllo. cracked tna bloek and waUpa.. per and dloled&'ng of tho plato or.iolatlnlho-. The plaintlfrs ask tor a r. straining order ..uatniDi t b 1 Village of Middleport from 1101lns lbe Morey .,..,.,_ firm lbo l a a t - • Ill- and tbat a Jo!Vnont bo 1 eel In their behalf. Three new bus drher certitl· c:ates were inued TuesdQ night when the Melga Coum;y -...t of Education met at Ita P~~~~n~~roy • - he- Bonds Forfeited otnce. Receivt-.: thecerti.ftca&eawere Dick Wetl, Franklin Triplett am Robert Moler. The board olao to,__ membership In llle O b l o - - Aaaoci.. Uoa. By 3 IWeQdaala two-- dol- - · andnl&l>tlnlboon.tofIIDI!I 'l'llooclay Three orw Mayor Olorlto ._.. Fc:r!oltlna - · ...... 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