https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/52b9490e7a1e20c055c0219eee9c7bfb.pdf 74a3f6b376280b8bda1337b4a5454a77 PDF Text Text • 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 - · ...... IAn7 · Poroono, nw-.h&'nl....,. iDil Rc:bort ScAii:Mnt, ....... $43.70,_........... nDi dla , tiS. ..... to .... wlddit- t .• Cell- Flood- ••:flll:!io.- ICM.$lllrii . . .Cialiilnl'e.IM choraea. 1111 110 Mill ,... til ''·. ehlqea at ;llaM'II• .._ l.pt,) &--..., ,- .• •• , ... ' - tut..._.• RM' ... · and Uil eoata. j " -""\ �~- ' "Can't Hear a Thing with All tha{Damn Racket!" . .. . ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (UP])- 'l1le pllebara are tho bl& loooro Ill New Hope for Expanded Hope nongovernment organizatlon founded m 1958 to help raise tbe level of medic al edu- and treatment mission to Ceylon. Project HOPE now seeks to add a oecond ship and has received word. from the Defense Department that it "would look with favor upon a request for an additional hospital ship after the cessation of hostillties in the Far East." Presumably, it would be 011e of the Navy hospital •hips cation in developin~ nations . The project's famed hospital ship, the SS HOPE, is on Joan from the Navy . where It was called. the USS Consolation. Since Its christening in 1960, the SS HOPE has conducted programs in Indonesia, South Vietnam, Peru, Ecuador, Guinea , Nicaragua and Colombia. It is currently half- The need for a second ship is under· &cored by the fact that the project ha& on hand invitations from 24 nations for a visit of the SS HOPE. At the rate of one country per ship per year, even a fleet of HOPEs would have Its work cut out for it. Hopes are ridinl on the outcome of way through a 10-month medical teaching D- Hel.,: 'I ""/ . i '. ,_ . . " ' ' : '. ciasse• and sunglasses may be prescribed within Its borders. The law passed In Alaska also forbids the lillie and distribution of eyeglass frames made of highly combustible materials. The National Society for the Prevention of BUndneos has hailed the Ala&ka law as "one of the most progressive steps ever taken to protect the eyesight of millions who wear glasses" and points out that it is pioneer legislation not Only ln the United States but in the world. Only MassachuseUS lias similar legislation pending. The society has long campaigned against the ·dangers of ordinary breakable glass . Slfety lenses are tough, shatter-resistant gla : s which has been healed and chilled rapidly, similar to the way steel is case· . .- ·/... :J hardened. They can have any prescr~tion defects as well as affording protecti011. The society Is also campal~g to rid the market of flammable eyeg frames . American manufacturers have largely hours or bl& clales, -t. -)DO aa the other OM. I to loove, bat ho IOJI rn have to ... • u I've beea 1MDI • ....., _ law· with blm tor onr 1r I lllo for -....... It wiD all come out ft weren't reaJI¥ marrlod, IDIIwill the nolllhbor• .-? Will can't I Juot fllletllleoYe? 01-· - TWC).TDIE LOIII!lll ' wily am exaggerating. You aee, Hel· en? What mao has a chanee ln a fan111,y o1 women? - FROZEN OUT OF MY OWN BATHROOM Dear Frozen: .:;.., ·, Extra Pinball Is No-No A mOuse ahivera. A 1 I o n roara. You pay for the bot wa· A common pleas judge in Franklin ground into them, thus correcting v1sual ed odloo1, I 101 - ·- ThaD I mot a 111111 1 _.llh!RIOd. llul ho II liowb' kllliD11111loV0. I _.. IIIII ho hod a.bld drtnldal Ho !!llA few weeki aso. 11o Ia u eiiiil rm D- 'l'TL: left In tho eold. You eao leave ~ time JUU M¥ wife read this and ll8ld I wlah. • a 11111111 ....,. Uop. -•·;":-';'f{:""' abandoned such unsafe materiaiB as eel· lulose nitrate but imported frames COD· tlnue to b~ a problem. County, Ohio, has ruled that a pinball machine that gives a player an extra ball if his &eore is high enough Is a gambling de· vice. The ruling upheld the state liquor commission's suspension of the license of a tavern for allowing the immoral machine on its premises. Look out, crimeland. Law and order is at last on the march. . , cleanllnell If next to Godllnea&, fine I Bullllf dlu8hler muot think Bho'a Mill God. !lie gets out <Jl a lull, bot tub and geta under a bot lhower •'to rlDae off.,. When lbe tiDlohoa with the bathroom, the IQI run eold and so doea IDJ' blood. TIWI hawen& mornln& and nJabt, ao tbo oni,y time I set a bot lhoWer IB wbon I don't espec:lally want It - oar!1 Soturdol' momlnt! when she lioopa late. Don't 103 •'l!eot her to the draw." There' a al...,a aomelmpormm reuoo, like -llor """k Safety-Sighted Program The 49th state hao become the llrst state In the nation to provide that only safety -Dtl 1roo1 1111 - u ,._ band. After the cbll*- ftal.lb. NEXT FREEZING AT IDS HOOSE now in service In .vietnam. man. you with 1h1a a•aume fCIU 1n In oureb at a -.t. Provo me wroni IDII tel._ a 1&11781' - who will 1bow )'OU how e&Q' It Ia. - H. Dear Rll•: A - - to •"l''l''d <JlGoosip."' The belt 1fll to llut UJI' a nojgbborllood palt lo via a bkiden 11110 reeordol'. Qtp•IIJ-. r.-.. Eiliiih"r I w l - ......oat. -'1 A Kook Book lor Yule Gilt? oh, - - ·a . - NEW YORK- Joan Crawford's Crlodna and bldband HarVIll' called II ol! alre&dy , .. , NBC's jlllllllng to alp Did< Caveti, but tho gray Oannel frlllht nowa CDi they're afraid Johnny CarBOII wiD be Insulted., .. ABC olfered tbe suave midwestenler 16 weeks In prime evening time next I\UI1IJlei' plua two prime nltlbt• a weflk stortlng In Jan. of "70 .... Dldt can have t h e Men C1:itnD replaeement for Ute MediiVUiky QOddlrw wben Men ahlftl to CBS. TV IIOKl Aujr, ... NBC, wbleb didn't learn trom its •"21" quJz · lnvolvamonto and c:aullhl an FCC reprimlnd for "!Jiestlonable'' taetlt:a tn at least ooe show, htr. ed a former ,Jutl.ce DeP't tnvesUpdvo lawyer aa liB Top Cq> to keep Ita alrway1 clean. H'(be Jmpoasl.ble Yeara," golog IDto the Radio cttJ Musle Hall for Christmu, doesn't have any wild nude 11 cene a11 one of t h e tum's press apotsreported(and bl&lldreda ol pro!A>ata followed). uc.ctus Flower,"'whlchj us t WORLD ALMANAC FACTS ,,f Br PHIL PASTORET Selected aborts subJects today are seen at the shopping center nther than at your favorite moom pitcher palace. Ev citlzm lit~ hnB cal ~when lit yrm/: the le!Jef' of lhe uoting machine at el<ctlon time. • • • Aerial bombing was probably first tried in warfare by the Austrians during the siege of Venice in 1849; The World Almanac says. Tate the fifth often enough, and they won't be able to get a word out of you for days. • • • The ultimate in precilioft.-planned e v en t s is · the uspontaneow" political convention demonstration. Hado's THI IW.F&O.CK IN FU'-'- FOOT'...._~ t ! I M , - TI4E MUHIIR81 IN· · • · Bdwy. and the midtown Eall)' Side make surrounding restaur. anta and hotels goldmines: Bur· ltngton House, oo the alte of the old Zleg(eld Theatre, wlU force Ita neighbor La Seala to Ollj)llld. O«ice workers catch m o r e colds than factory bands •••• Meyer Davia' lOR Emory got tbe dance music job at the Waahingtoo Na- tional Symphony Ball BO Emoey and Meyer ck:lnated U.OOO, more than thll)"ll make , , The Pill struck gold again .,., Noel Coward"a ''Sweet Potato," anagglom- reportedly Is hehln4 a biB drop eraticm of Noel"a 101111 and jokes in materni:Qr dress aale11. Former blg.band leader Richover some 40 years, fol(t, ard Maltby (recently · Mllllllng ed {twleel) and on an bwostment Lawrence Welk operatlona) deof $225,000 manaaed to nm Into the red Ink lor $450,000, a noat- cided It's a ripe time to go back 11 tragic trucl< ..,. Noel had DOth· behind hll baton oo the eollege tng to do with its preparation or dance etreuit •••• There's a lotta dotJIIb in the dou&fmul bualno&s: produc:lion. lndla'a Indira Gandhi ls will- The Cbod< Full o'Nuta factory log to adjudleste the Vletname&e (claims to be the world's larWar - If all side& would agree gest) In lrq>leal Seeauc:u,, N, J., her tlndlngs are ftnal .••• T h e produeea more tban a mUllan sinkers a day. BARBS • • • huge skyscrapersgoinguparound The Austrians launched bomb-laden hal· loons with fuses fixed to explode over the city. As · nature' s neutrality would · have it, most of the bal· loons were blown off. rourse and some even floated back to explode over the Austrians. Do It Seafood dinners are getting more expenaive because lobsters and ...auwllor• levitated their prieos ~ .. ,. You don~ bl.ve to be Jewilh: Orieotal Irene Kuo, who owns the Llehee Tree re&tauranta, basher own late supper on the way borne nlshta at the Slap Dell,v; bor resuiar order- mlllzob ballaoop ...• Bert Lahr dled)l&ta;yuaraso and the world's ltl11 ladder. More New Yeu-'1 Eve puUes: the 37th St. llldeoWOJ will get $25 per perBOil and lllet mltrIIClll and e h a - 110111 It .••• Holland's Prlneel1 anutiDe ls ltuc\Yinl •lnglna:ln Cutdt no Wanda llhelved plua to wed Steve LIIIDont to .-, w1as her alllng falber Max; 77 .... Jelf Cbondler'o widow _..., Ia teach1ng: drama at SUD McwdA College. Hong Kooi is the home <#. some 3.8 mlWon people, in- cluding more than a million refug.., I r o m CommUDist China. Time lion. By the team of arbitrator• who reBOived the garbagemen'• strike by moving the bargaining table to Paris. NEW YORK (NEA) On the surface, it would appear a Uttlelate to he making any suggestion• about gilt-giving this Jear. To jUdge by the store di&play& an advertising, mOB\ people have been doing thesr Chri&tmas shopping &iDee right after Labor Day. But we know better. Tbe true &pirit of giving does not really bloom until the streets are jammed with angry people who have waited for the last possible minute to buy presents. And as that minute is almost here, we would like to offer the reminder that a book is a wonderful gift to ~ve . Chosen with care, a book can be small, lightweight, com· pact and readily folded for easy storage. Moreover, if you select a book in a durable binding, it can be left outside throughout l't.,: year at a great saving of house room. · This year ;, an especially good Christmas to give a hook as there ... .. a.ore interesting tiUes available tban ever before. Our suggestion for the best of the lot follows: FICTION ALL THIS AND THAT, TOO. 'l'lte Bearing love story of Bulgaria's yoUDKOSt woman auto racing car mechanic and a hrllUant Algerian figure skating champion, set against the hackgrotmd of a France facing a currency devaluati011. CONFRONTATION ON ELM STREET. 'l'lte heartwarming, compelling, sometimes terrifying story that follow• the careers of twin brothers over 56 years as one grows up to be the chief of potlce and the other grow& up to be a college junior. GEOitGE SBLEPINGTON WASHED HERE. The hllarlous, rollicking, devil-may-eare tale of a group of zany U.S. congressmen who disciM!r a way to gel pay-offs frmn an old Indian tribe living In the deiert in return for ... well, it's a gas. .1 • · · • , ' CICICTCIR SAYS rear's Olympic•. An Olympic High Altitude Training Program W8B established at Soulb Lake Tahoe, Calif., not only to help accUmallze our athletes but also to learn the truth about the alleged elects a I tl tude OD performance. Team doctors made delaDed physlololdcal atudles of the CODl(IOfllon. 'l'ltey found that prolonged e•ercise In rarefied air Will not adversely alrect an athlete's heart or jlelleral health. The first and most Important change to lake place is an Increase in the ied blood cell count. thus Increasing the o"JJgen-earrylng capacity of the blood. Althowdt tho four weeks of alUtude lralning preiC!'ibed do not completely acellmallze an athlete, they do bring about Improved performance in the endurance events. Estabi1Bhin8 proper Pa<Ing In such evenlo wu, however, found to be mOI'O Important than fuD p~ID­ Ioglc adjustment to lbe aiUtude. For the u " events Usat required leBI than 110 IOCOI!ds, no acclilnallzetioo wu oeede4 becaUJe "the r u n n er flnlahel with practically the moe air in his IUDRI be ltarted with. One of the disciM!rles the doctors made wu that when an a t h le te who had had altitude training returned to sea level be could usually beat hll prevloua record. Thia may have some bearing or -L ••· a . It •~ I'" • IIW! ~ ;"',1 >. the U: ~. electiotu.' ' ' ,~' ' on the f u t u r e training_of those who will be competing at sea level. All persons who go to a foreign country are lltely to get gastrointestinal upsets from a difference in the composition of the local water and e•posure to straino of bacteria and viruses \hay are not uaed to. This, too, requires some adjustment and to keep such upsets to a miDlmum our athletes were fed from a special kitchen, used bottled water for drlnting and brushing their teeth and avoided uncooked vegetables and fruit at least unW alter the games. peared ~ wltli - 1lio reopenllltf of tho polltl.-1 JMPzine Reporter. Shut dCIWII three weeks otiO boeauoe It Q-Wbat Ia Tofranll pven for? What are Its aide etrects7 A-Tblo Ia a brand of ImIpramine. It is given to comtiat depression. The ll4e etrects observed with too larRe a dose include dmleu of the moulb, blurred vlllon, rapid pulse and consUpatioo. QUICK. QUIZ Q-Whlch II the precfmni. b<oed of beef CoUle 18 the United Statu. A-There are more Here- ~ fordl, commetdal aDd purebrad, marketed every year tlwl all - r beef breedo COlDbiDed· · Q-Hoto are jilt colort arnl!lfled mtilt rainbow? A-In tho order of the _.trum-vialllt on the lnlicle, then lndliO, blue, IJOOD, yellow, onnge aDd red. Q-Whv do 100 I<IV that a pertOft toho II laj/lftg loto, II sportllltf a Claua board but wearllltf 1 mUitaey .......,. and holdllltf a bqllsl of madllne guna. The man was slallllllltf batbre a door, from wbleh a pusaled Czeehotlovak peers. "What's the . .tier?" aaka. "Haven't you ever lllf1 St. Nleholaa batbre?" ) Tba mapzina wao lilowed t; re&ume pojllleatloo after wi6l)lraad prolestallooa qa1nat )II closure. ., conalderation." Unuaual Protest The \11111\111 new- protest ns In tho Czeeboalcnak J1U1¥ Rude Pra.o, wtd.eh Aid the worllara were IIIIMWY over tbo creaUoo at 1 cGI:nJDittee to aet '-' a IIIIIU'ate CGmmunlat parey orpnlaadon for Czech lama. 1be mow was aee1:1 as a e~~tltwadon to Soviet roportsd l\' wlabea. A4 a couequeDCe the workers to 000 dhiaiCII of the K I - - . I d plod . . - to collect their duos of $2.80 but--to pan on on1,y t.u to party ollldala. Tba dl111uto lnwlv•• a - · for c..c~ lando of Bohemia and Moravia. Stowstda already hal I 1141(1irato party '1 • - tho rule• eomm1tteto for chonpl that would pul more action In "the pme,n aa1d Commlalloner Eekert. "1 think tho7'Yo II, and they have put more excitement for the ful illlo ballblll.'' 'Jbe way tlle nllea men naure It, pitdler1 - e ao good In '68 becauH they were able to ltand way up there oo thole 15-lnc:ft· hl&b lllOUDdl, t'throw down from thole eiJfls," ud let flre with ovOl'l'lhlnc they had at a nlee, juicy strlko zone. will be But - · all - lowered to 10 inches, and the llope 1-.,g op to them will be made ' 4gradual and unUorm'" 10 turlers can't come Two mlshQr good authorltloa, however, aren't 10 sure that the rules makers aeeompliahed what they set out to -put more base hits into the game. Both Harry 4 'The Hat.. Walker, Houston Astroa' manager who Ia acknowledged 0118 ot the games operts on hitting. and Cal Hubbord, supervisor ol Ashland Collep '""' Its open- not with -eboa bUt with a Ing pme of the season, a 6939 nmaway over Wllberloree. balketball win over Indiana. Gerald MeKoe aparkecl t b e The high for the game was 17 Bobcats in the la&t half with hll points by the Eagles• WayneFokbot shooting to make op a 43- olowBid. Musklngum College scored an 30 halfllmo detldt and win 80upaet win over Denison 69..S7 in 70, the first game of the season for The Hoosiers saw the marpn teams. Dtolaon Ia the docut When Mdteo seored I I • e fending champion of the Oblo points In one qulek perfod and add four more u Ohio tallied conre~e. Rid< ilarmer wa• blllh !ol' the ab: In a row to Dip at Indiana's Musldoa with 18 polnla. ~ heel I. was led by Andy Wieland's 14 The Hooaiera' bl&: a.un J o e Cooke fouled out with nino min- points. Ohio Woslayan edged Earlham left to play and • minute (Ind.) 76-74. The wlnnero were later Bobcat &\lll'd John Canine made the layup which put h I a paced by Dave !lyrleb with 25 team ahaad for good at 66-65. polnto, Centre (lcy.}~eatedWU­ Canine waa blg[l with 21 points, mlngton 79-73. MeKeo hod 20 poilU. Cooke paced tho Hoosiers with 19 _points, in their seaBOD _.tog game. IIOWI ljJOl'lo eedes:Tuoadaynll!ht ~IDM\ . SCORES Press L, Pet. GB Boston " • ' • 16 6 Baltimore ••• 18 7 Phlladol!>bla . , 12 6 ClneiMOtl •. , 14 8 Detroit. ' • ' ' 10 12 Now York. , .11 14 Milwaukee , . , 6 17 West W, L, Los Alltfelea •• 17 7 san Dtqo ••• 12 12 san Fran. • , 12 12 Atlanta , , , •• 12 13 SeaUie, , , .•• 11 18 Cbl- ...... 10 17 Phoenix. , , , ,5 17 . 727 . 620 ,667 .636 ,455 ,440 .261 2 2 6 6'h IOih P~L , 708 ,500 .500 , 480 .379 .370 .227 GB 5 5 Slh B'h !Ph 11 Tuellda)''a Reaulta Booton 137 MIIII&Ukee 115 NIW York 126 Atlanta 93 Son Dloao lOB q,I- 103 Cln<:lrvaU 129 Baltimore 127 Loo Alltfelea 122 Phoenix 108 san Francisco 127 Sea!Uo 122 Only - · achedulad AHL STANDINGS By United Preas International Now YCN'k 11 Atlanta Baltimore at Detroit San Francl&eo at Phoenix Mllwoukeo at Boston Only pmea aeheduled. East W. L, T. Pis. Hershey • . .. • 13 6 2 28 Providence • • • 11 9 2 24 Baltimore • • , • 8 10 2 18 ~r!nglleld . . .. 5 13 5 15 West W. L, T, Pis. Bua.lo • ' ' ' ' 14 2 3 31 Clovelond , , • , 9 10 2 20 Rochester • , •• 8 10 3 19 Queboc . . . . . . 513 ! 15 Tuesday's Resultl B7 Uoltod Prell bemaliooal Hersey 8 Quebet: 3 Eaot Only pmo scheduled W, L. Pet. G8 Wednesday's Games !IIDDOaota • • • 13 • 78S 9 HCIUatal • .. , , t 8.801 ll'h _ Tho pari)' - - - • • • ..., of aldeaii!IPinl tho concr..a. wtdch wu to IDiflt ohortlf before tho lnVUICOI lut 'l;lloadaf• Rooults _..ueNoWor~H ,..,... if1 Now Yark 101 ·OIIIIall!llll ,!1ao!1¥ 1111 : (Qili~.-. ..- "'lied) ; gUftltfl JOil...,. 11 jtlb NCrulttr for Dow_ CltuticGII", l , __ ·_ _ _ _ _ _,;,.__ _ ___;,o: shortstq> Zollo Versalles from San Diego in the r:onttnuanee of 8 deal that sent pitcher BW Davis to the Padres. But the btgge&t deal was made by Robert li>orl, natlooal treasurer of the Democratic PartY, who purehaoed 100 per cent d. the Washington Senators for utn the areaof'$10..million." Short, who ooce awned and sold the Los Angeles Lakers pro bukotball team, astd In a hardnosed statement that the Senators were "a very poor &eeond division team and worse financially" and vowed to make whatever changes are needed to produce "an artistic and rinancial success ." No pme• •cheduled THE DAIL VSENTINEL ''Heinl' overweight Ia a health hazard!•• tained veteran charted with one earned run. Fifth-Ranked Kansas Upset By Wisconsin By CHARLES RICHARDS Olympian Jo..Jo White led the Ja.yhawk climb to wlthin a 59..57 UP! ~rta Writer With the 1968~9 eoll ..e deficit, but that was the closest baaketball season less than a Kansas got. Charlie Scott another Olympic week underway, the upset bug is alreaey biting where It hurts. star, scored 28 points to lead Flfth-ranked Kansas feU vic- North Carolina to its victory Urn to a hot-shooting spurt by over Oregon, while Notre Dame Wtsconatn earljo ln the second used the formula or superior half Tueadll)' nlllh~ trimmed a height and shooting to upend nine.polnt detldt to two point& Kings College. Davidson held F urman score· but never could regain the lead and the Badgers won, 67-62. less the first five minutes and Vlllanova, the naUon•s ninthranked team, was pressed but managed to defeat Prineeton 64S4 with a Qurry of points in the final three minutso. More Sports OnPagelO New Owner Sure Team COLUMBUS (UP])- Ted Me· rambled ror 830 yards and 10 Nulcy, Upper Arington's fiold TDa. Joining M<:Nulcy In the stargenel'lll and Jim Svoboda, r.o.. studded bAckfield were haltrain Senior's bruistrw two-way backs Dave Burke of Marietll., perrormer, head the 1968 United Bellefontaine's Jesse Williams Preas International Class • AA and Cuyahoga Fall s Aillbl:ck All-Ohio higtl school football DOU8 Root. toom. Burke, the smallest player on McNulty, I 6-1, 180 pounder the team at 150 pounds, ran for who ran and .-esed for more 1,383 yards - averaging seven than 2,200 yards in directing the yards ewry time he carded the Golden Bears to their secon:l straight Class A sc~ ball. He ripped off 312 yards championship, was selected as against Southeastern Ohio Tom Spencer or Gallipolis was named on tlle third team as a defensive back; Bob Handley or Athens was an holll).. able mentioo defensive back; Rick Mosely and Mike Adams, also both of Gallipolis, were honorable mention linemen. UPI Back of the Year today by sportswriters, !I)Ortscasters To hnprove Today's Almanac '· (&G. . . . . . . . ' Senior, G-3, 215, Sr.; Sieve Krtt;. zer, Sidney, 6-6. 220, Sr. Tacklea- Fred Plaanalll, Worren Western ReMrve, &.1, Dl, Sr.; Sh8d WUlluD1 1 Partamouth, 6-3, 222, Sr. Guard•- G-.. Whltlllold. Massillon, 5-10, 175, Sr.; Doul Crlm, Upper ArllqJt.on, ~1, l.H. Sr. Center- Bruce Woeraer, (ia.. hanM Llnooln. 6-1. 185, Sr. Quarterlooek- Ted McNuiQ!, Upper Arlirwton, 6-0, lBO. Sr. Hallbacks- Jesae wnuam.. Bellefontaine. 6-1, 185. Sr.; Din Burke, Marietta. $-10. 150, Sr. Fullback - Doug Raol, cu,.. hoga Falls, 6-3, 215, Sr. F1rst Team Def'eDH Ends - Duane Dorrlc:l<, tor' 6-1, 215, Sr.; Cllnton ~ man, Hamll!DI Garfteld, 8-4, 222, Sr. Tackles-Jon Bn.ncbberrY. canton McKinley, 6-0, 200. Sr.; Chris Zaf'fer. Elyria, 5-10. 205, Sr. Middle Guard- Cal ~. Shelb,, ~7, 250, Sr. Linebackers- Lino Veneruc-ci, Sarrlusky, 6-2, 195, .51'.; Ric James, Warren Hardiac:, $.2, 210, Sr. ; Don caldwell, Col~~~Do­ bus South, 6-1, 220, Sr. Backs- Bob -~ Trot>toodMadisonj Tom Bohyer, Warren Harding, S..O, 185; Jbn Luh, Akron Garfield, 6-4, 210, Sr. so FREE so 10 to 12 pound Turkeys Weekly Winners list posted weekly CERTifiED OIL A. co...PANY 538 W, Main St. p s-. Lo~r~.,;·n~;:;;;om;:e~ro;y:':O;;.;;: AKE IT A second, two lengths in Croot or Royal Tom, under the patient Dr. Zetzel. Royal Tom covered the six handllnti at Fernando Toro, swept paBI Arbmahla 111gb and Dr. Zel- .furlongs 1n 1:10 4..5, an excep.. zol to capture the $15,000 fea- tlonally good Umo over the BIB tured allowant:e race at Aque- A'a wtuterlzed surface. He paid. doet Tuoadll)' by a length a n d $7.60 to win, half, Toro, who usually llkea to ride in front, bold Royal T o m beblnd the twv o_.[ators aa tho.Y set the ear!1 pace. Arllnuilah lllllh loll the gate rlrll but Dr. Zotzel came rl8ht up to challenge and the two horaea exch&Dged IUPON REQUEST) the lead several times. When the 8peOd dool flnully Our U.ual GMII CINnlnt wore both bonos down, Toro moved Royal Tom out and to tho top where be waa never head- By United Preaa lntornatlonal GREAT TO GET ••• 2-Hour DRY CUANING SERVICE Robinson's Cleaners . s2g.a5 li&R ed. Arbmabla lllllh lasted for GRILLS DI!YOT!D TO INTI!RIST OF M£1Gs-MA$0N ARIA RICHARDS. OWEN, PUILI$HER c ....,., T•nMhlll, E41fer 1 LARGE TABLE TOYSI TOYSI TOYS I R•l· 89e anoi 99c ..,.h · y, C~'C\Cf:'li-1~"' · ~~_lllioPIIIIIIi . champion Athens. WUllams, a &.foot-1, 185 pounder, averaged 8.2 yards in 142 attelftlltB in amassing 1,272 yards and 23 touchdown&. In four sea1100s. Williams CCDlJliled 4.:J47 yards -~ a brilliant 8.0 avenge - aoo 76 touchdowns. In two varsity seasons, Root . bulled his way for 2, 418 yards in 408 ·~mpts aro 180 points. Root, a 6-3, 215 powv:ter, carried 232 times this season for 1,263 yards. Combining power and breakaway speed, R o o t reeled off touchdown runs of 43, so, 58, 67, 80 and 86 yards. Rounding out the offensive team are Sidney end Steve Kritzer; Warren Western Reserve's fred Pisanelll and Shad Williams of Portsmouth at t.ckle; Massmon~s George Whitfield and Doug Crim, Upper Arllngton. at guards; ~ham Lincoln's Bruce Woerner at center. The orrenshe line averages 205 pounds while the derenshe interior all.gmnent combines for 1,092 pourds. Calvin Dietz, Shelby's monstrous 6-7, 250 pound middle guard. is the tallest and heftiest defensive starter. He's joined by ends Duane Derrick. Merr tor, and Ointon Spe8111111n, Hamilton Garfield; tackles Jon Brandyberry. Canton McKinley and Chris Zaffer or Elyria. Comprising the linebacker corps are Sandusky• a Lino v~ orucci, Ric James of Warren Haniing alli Don Caldwell, C~ lumbus South. Akron Garfield's Jbn Lash, Tom Bohyer, Warren HanUng, and Bob Rosati o( TrotwoodMadison make 1.11 the defensive secordary. ard coaches. Svoboda, at 6-3 and 21S pounds, was tabbed as Lineman of the Year. As a tight end., he sRIU'ed 15 catches ror 338 yards and. four twchdowns. In addition to pla,ying offenSAN FRANCISCO (UP0 - Robert 9Iort. the new owner of the sive and defensive end, Svoboda Washington Senators, didn't come also filled in at both hallback spl:ts, tullbs.ck and linebacker. to play. Svoboda, who like McNulty is He has come, in his own words, to convert the American Lea- high on the list of numerous gue's cellar..(Jwe!Jers into an ' 1ar· major colleges, act.ually led the Ustlc and financial success.. and balloting in both the orrensive if those worldng for him can't and defensive end categories. McNulty completed R3 of 152 help him do It,. again in his own words, '"some changes will be pass attempts for 1,414 yards made.•• and 15 touchdowns. He also .'Jlort Mid he paid •'in t h e area or $10-mllllon." He knows what he's getting into. too. "We're starting with a very poor second division club and an By United Press International even worse financial club," said Today ls Wednesday, Dec. 4, the SO.year old Democratic na,. the 339th day or 1968 with 27 to ttonal committee treasurer and former owner or the Los Angeles follow. The moon is full. Lak.ers basketball team. '"I don't The morning stars are Mars intend to let It stay that wey." and Jupiter. The eveni~ star s are Ver~.~ s and Saturn. On this day In history: In 1918 President Woodrow CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP0 WUson sailed for France to - . ~keCooleyoeUod31polnls attend the peace conference for to lead the Morris HarveyFl,y . World War I at Versailles. tng Eagles to a 107.75 victory In 1942 President Franklin D. over Marjetta here Tuesday Roosevelt ordered the Uquidanight, tion or the WPA, created ln 1935 Morris Harvey took a 10. to ,provide work for the point hall'time lead and built unemployed. COLUMBUS (IJPO The It up for a nO-cel'rtest second In 1946 the United Mine 1968 United Press lnternatiooal hal(. Mark Ulrey led the scor· Workers Union was fined $3.5 All-Ohio high school Class AA lng for Marietta with 19 points. million for refusing to call off a ~ootball teams, with school, 17-day strike. heigh: am weight: In 1965 America's Gemini-7 First Team O~ense spaceship was hurled Lnto orbit on an urprecedenl:ed and BESf HORSE Em'- Jim successful 14-day voyage around NEW YORK (UPI) - Green-: tree stable's &age Door Johm.Y the earth.. On Dec. 15, Gemini-7 their Gemini-6 made was voted the top 3·year-colt of and 1968 Tueadll)' by tlte Thor- historical reOO.ezvoua in space and circled the earth only yards oughbred Racing Associations. The son or Prince John, who apart. A thought for the day: George began his career late in the season, woo the Belmont, Washington said, uThere can be Saranac and Dwyer stakes no greater error than to expect before a bowed tenden forced or calculate upon favors from nation to nation. •• his retirement. ·~-' 011!1"" : . . . _ . . , . . . . . . . .. posllllll"f uThe complaints mostly have been about the widUl al the strike zone. So what did they change? The height." A scoring ehsnae that will mlfr pitcher• has to do with earned nms ott reller hurlers. Relievers Hurt Until now a reliever entering the game at a time when there would have been tllree out ln an tnnJng except for an error was not charged with any runseven If he gaft up 10 before Ute final out. Now he'll get charged with whatever he gives up. Example: A pitcher comes in with two oot and one man on base as a result of an error. The first man he faces, hits 8 homer; Wlder Ute new rule htt's Royal Tom Comes On Fast w-.~·aGamea san Diogo at Pbilldoll>bla Tom Spencer Third Team All-Ohio Defensive Back (or combined a tight defense with even scoring that saw four Wildcats :In dOUble figures, headed by the 20 points or Doug By United Preas Jntematimal Cook. Villanova's Johnny Jones Ea&t ~rlogflokl 92 Bridgeport 70 Second-ranked North .carolina was the h1gt1 scorer in the Hob&rt 87 Homlltori 70 defeated Oreaon , for tho sec:ood Villanova-Princetoo game with Buc:knell 99 Getcyaburg 71 straljlrt "illsht 106'73, !ourlb- 30 p:rints, including 20 ln the VWanova 64 Prlneoton 54 ranked Notre Dame outbiiUied last half. Colgate 101 Ithaca 82 Kings COllege 84-54 and aeventhArmy 58 Lehigh 52 ranked Davidson brushed aside CAPTAINS NAMED Setonllall 68 Loyola, MeL 62 Furman 105-70 In other games HANOVER, N, l!. (UPOPillS•. 68 William & Mary 62 Involving the Top 10, Tackles John RitchJe and &ole Calif (Pa) St. 87 Wllj'IIOsburtl 75 Soutborn Mothodllll, a pre- Babcock wlll lead tlle Dart· Brandeis 77 Bates 65 aeuon ravorite ln the SOuthwest mouth College football team Botton S. 81 WesUleldSt.71 Conference, Lost its second next season. Tufts 73 Lowell Teeb 69 game after Georgia Toeb broke This is the first time in the lolldweal open a 52-S2 tie with a wild coUege's 98-year history there Mlch.S. 90 SW Louisiana 84 scoring spree that gave the w111 be footbaJl co-captains. Ohio U. 80 Indiana 70 Yellow Jackets a IS-point lead Wisconsin 67 Kansas 62 and an eventual 87~9 victory. FOSfER SIGNS Detroit u. 106 W.Mich99,ot In other key games, Michigan NEW YORK (I] PI).. Bob FosCreighton 93 &.Louis 75 state opened lts season with a ter is expected to defend his Notre Dame 84 Kings 54 90.84 triumph over SoutbwoBiom lillht heavyweight crown agaln&t Wl&e(MIIw) 84 N.E.MloBOUrl 68 Louisiana, ~eor llcywood Frank DePaWa Jan. 22 in Bradley 98 Auguatans,S.D. 62 scored 37 _points and grabbed 24 Madison Square Garden. Both MIDDeaota 75 Marquette 73 rebounds to lead Detroit to a men will sign the contracts South 106~ overtime victory over todll)'. G«>fgla Tec:l! 87 SMU 59 Wo&tern Mleblgan, and Ohio Davidson 105 Furmen 70 Unlveratt;y raWed In the second SA WCHUCK SIDELINED DETROIT (IJP0 - Detroit G, Wublngloo 97 Rlehmood 93 half to boat Indiana 80-70. N,Ce.rollna 106 Oregon 73 KanAI and Wl11001111ln pla,yed Red Wing goalie Torry SawSouthwell to a 30 -30 halftime tie, but Jim chuck will be sidelined tor about Rleo 83 TOXOI A&! 58 Johnaon and Chucl< Nagle shot two weeks wiUl a broken finger Oklahoma St. 73 Arkanau 68 the Badger& Into their lead. on his catchlns hand. Tul&a 101 Call'l:lly, Porn 90 Arkanaas SL92 Olda St. 73 College Scores n.mor . . , ..;, "/ would ,_, - umpires were a bit too eetwnoua In gtvtng pltebers credit for strikes that may have been ju5l a inaiiY btl wide of the plate, and there'• ,soing to be a crackdown on that. The Bobcata are 1.1. By Uoltod Proao Jntoroadonal In other games Tueadll)' night Ohio Untveralt;r dedicated Its Welt · W. L. Pet. GB Ookland ' ••• .17 3 ,850 t 9" .500 7 Now Qrl- , l·· 8 9 ,t71 7'h toa .......· •••. fll 7'h Da11u, ~ -. .. , , , , . I .487 7'h a A-Beeauaa the VirliDI& ' wbtn caupt, fei,pll , will now extend onlJ from the the batter'• armplta to the 1<op of bla tatoos. What'• more, tome prett)' broad hints were tosMd Olt that the kneea. n Bobcats Rally to Defeat Hoosiers 1 .... until a !ull-1cal0 can be helcL death. thundering: [ndl- , . , , ., I 14 ,28$ • uparate Czech pai'IJ - - -·m, loll Miami " • • " 8 8 ,500 Ill 1\onlllc:lq • ' . ' 8 10 .... Slh NOW York , , , , 7 11 .1811 II> orpolaatloll. Thoro hU been atrcq HDtlment . . _ tho pai'IJ ranloo ONWIIo to wlashold er•Uoo <Jl 1'p!Gvlng tho be W, One-·-.-.,. AuguaL Some observers bollo.. tho PRAGl-€ (UP])- Czoehoalovak ateel workera. angry with RuJStana sent troops into tho Sovtes-lqooed bard lina, CZechotlo\Uia to prevent the are reAlllQJ to pay their congress !rom bollltl held since COmmunial parey dues, a they anticipated the meetlDi: Czecboalovak - - report. would 111m into a 1tboral foru!1s at wbleh tho Soviet Union wodld ed. It Aid dlssldelt. worker• at a be erltielzed. Mon Protests glaD! Moravian ainal plant -.ul8d More amt~et proteatl IPto withhold tbolr duo& mill uthelr views are taken into - East .. newastaD:Is wltb more e1rtoou pokllltf fun .. the lluHians, To Pay Dues fllnl By Steel '\VT orkers Refuse :ed.:...~ tho=ed~ lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. city was c b o s e n for this Thinp In America are never u ullb' u you fear, nor~lovel7 u hoDe. · or Pre-Olympic Gomes Tests Conditioned Athletes 'l'lte fact that the air In Mexico City coolalns 8 per cent less oxygen than the air at sea lever eaused great cODStemation a m o n g our amateur athletes when that Timely QUotes A WING AND A PRAYER. The true-Hie inspiring story of a man who rOBe from cblef of staff of the U.S. Air Force to being the defeated vlce-prealdentinl nominee the American lndepen<!ent party. TO 111E MANNER BORN. What I& It like to be tha son or doughier in America's flntlamllles? Intimate portraits drawn from the Ules of the American Paycblatrlc Assoclati011 and written in the simple language every chlkl can understand. MOON SHOT, What happens when Janie and her Dext door neighbor, Bllly, build model &pace capsule, stock It with fond, and abut themselves up In It for 11 days. TilE COMPLEAT BOATMAN. Newly revised and updated &tandard work for everyone who owns a boat. In· eludes apPlication forms for Panama Oag an ..l Liberian registration of outboard motor, plus ot:trer full · .,structions "·.r being a Greek ship owner. · FIJGUT TO IL\VA!IIA. The real story behind the hijacking of passenger planes, as well as .th~ other secret plans being considered in Cuba for rebusl'"·'. the lost tourist trade. ARBITRATOR. Why has the U.~ ·• .• ""'sieged by strikes among teachers, policemen~ _...en, transit work· ers, etc.? An analysis of the problem and a workable solu- TH~ DBWIJNIPIJ", AND FOR YOUNGER READERS NON-FICTION perfect ~ebl . Tblo oolumn Ia - - 110 fa.mily Uvfn& ao If 1UU're haYIng ldcl b'OUblo or Jult plain trouble, lot Holan bolp YOU. libo wiD also welcome , _ 0110 amuslnc aperl•eoa. Addreao Holen Bottel In can at thlo ly WARD CANNEL rolded after years m Bdwy., was Qnan<ed per 10Da1!1 by D a Y I d Merrick for $80,000; David's prollt- $1,500,000 ... Twopo&thumoos startlers this week: the wills of Walter Wanger, who loll almost nothing, and Lee Tracy, who left more than $2,000,000 .•. . "Cabaret" keeps scorching aloog bore, but lasted oni,y 13 performance• ln Londcu. Tryout reviews for u40 Carata" suggest David Merrick has have the nerve. Bul I -·· the -· a miOCblll ter, ao tell your daullhter HEll cleanUnes• 11 next - a f t e r youn. - H. Dear Holen: 1 tatew lllllhlnlr but tnror and Uoo .....,..au,. oolallbor•' ....... to her ...w -.It plllp baa taped. Laler tmue all vletlma in for - . lotilll>~r the 101olpor. I'll!' tbo CANNEL AT BAY ... wlnlor ba~ meotlnp, bul 111-U .......,... WOllam D, Eckert tlllnka Tradoa and tho ~. ~ a club made other new• at the meetings. • Tho St. Lout• Cardinals, drafted plll)'boy plteber Bo Belinsky on ~. added two umpires, bocau"" they're doing more t.Jrlers when they CJb.. a IOod Job," A1d Walker. '"But talned rlght-llanderl Gary Wasthere's been plllltl of •outside' lewlki from the Bolton Red Sox strikes called. The resuiUathat for uUllty Wielder Dido: Scholtrlkeouta are up by about 300 field and rlghtbander Dave per club per se&IOI'I over what Giusti from san Diego for !oo they uaed to be. That moans 300 player&- outfielder Ed ~iezio. more Ume1 when the bat ltdt catcher Don Breeden, pitcher making contact and there ladt Phil Nuckles and outfielder Roo any action m the fteld. '' Davis. Hubbard put it this way: The Cleveland lndl.ans ob· Rick Mosley, Mike Adams, Bob Handley Mentioned All-Stan@ the American Leaaue. think the Width cl the New strike Zone And the otrlko zone, wllleb strike zme- IIIII the hel&ht- hal uaed to oxtend from the t<op of been the eauM ot 10 manY the batter's ahouldera to a level a t . . -•• nauelJ d11erlbed .. ,.the '"' dcm't murt. to aecuae the umptrea tblll I can D-E!Dmotl: BY JACK O'BRIAN 4, 1968 Pitchers Will Live Harder ·-. - .I peace aegoti¥!on• fn Paris. HOPE will be buoyed ln a very literal sense shoul~ the snail's-pace tal.kJ eventually result m an end to the war in Vietnam . Thia is Project HOPE, the nonprofit, n. Dally S.m:ll'ltl, MlddliLIPOrt-PClllleroy, o •• o.cem~Jer 3- 19.95 ; BUFFO SIILLETS �~- ' "Can't Hear a Thing with All tha{Damn Racket!" . .. . ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (UP])- 'l1le pllebara are tho bl& loooro Ill New Hope for Expanded Hope nongovernment organizatlon founded m 1958 to help raise tbe level of medic al edu- and treatment mission to Ceylon. Project HOPE now seeks to add a oecond ship and has received word. from the Defense Department that it "would look with favor upon a request for an additional hospital ship after the cessation of hostillties in the Far East." Presumably, it would be 011e of the Navy hospital •hips cation in developin~ nations . The project's famed hospital ship, the SS HOPE, is on Joan from the Navy . where It was called. the USS Consolation. Since Its christening in 1960, the SS HOPE has conducted programs in Indonesia, South Vietnam, Peru, Ecuador, Guinea , Nicaragua and Colombia. It is currently half- The need for a second ship is under· &cored by the fact that the project ha& on hand invitations from 24 nations for a visit of the SS HOPE. At the rate of one country per ship per year, even a fleet of HOPEs would have Its work cut out for it. Hopes are ridinl on the outcome of way through a 10-month medical teaching D- Hel.,: 'I ""/ . i '. ,_ . . " ' ' : '. ciasse• and sunglasses may be prescribed within Its borders. The law passed In Alaska also forbids the lillie and distribution of eyeglass frames made of highly combustible materials. The National Society for the Prevention of BUndneos has hailed the Ala&ka law as "one of the most progressive steps ever taken to protect the eyesight of millions who wear glasses" and points out that it is pioneer legislation not Only ln the United States but in the world. Only MassachuseUS lias similar legislation pending. The society has long campaigned against the ·dangers of ordinary breakable glass . Slfety lenses are tough, shatter-resistant gla : s which has been healed and chilled rapidly, similar to the way steel is case· . .- ·/... :J hardened. They can have any prescr~tion defects as well as affording protecti011. The society Is also campal~g to rid the market of flammable eyeg frames . American manufacturers have largely hours or bl& clales, -t. -)DO aa the other OM. I to loove, bat ho IOJI rn have to ... • u I've beea 1MDI • ....., _ law· with blm tor onr 1r I lllo for -....... It wiD all come out ft weren't reaJI¥ marrlod, IDIIwill the nolllhbor• .-? Will can't I Juot fllletllleoYe? 01-· - TWC).TDIE LOIII!lll ' wily am exaggerating. You aee, Hel· en? What mao has a chanee ln a fan111,y o1 women? - FROZEN OUT OF MY OWN BATHROOM Dear Frozen: .:;.., ·, Extra Pinball Is No-No A mOuse ahivera. A 1 I o n roara. You pay for the bot wa· A common pleas judge in Franklin ground into them, thus correcting v1sual ed odloo1, I 101 - ·- ThaD I mot a 111111 1 _.llh!RIOd. llul ho II liowb' kllliD11111loV0. I _.. IIIII ho hod a.bld drtnldal Ho !!llA few weeki aso. 11o Ia u eiiiil rm D- 'l'TL: left In tho eold. You eao leave ~ time JUU M¥ wife read this and ll8ld I wlah. • a 11111111 ....,. Uop. -•·;":-';'f{:""' abandoned such unsafe materiaiB as eel· lulose nitrate but imported frames COD· tlnue to b~ a problem. County, Ohio, has ruled that a pinball machine that gives a player an extra ball if his &eore is high enough Is a gambling de· vice. The ruling upheld the state liquor commission's suspension of the license of a tavern for allowing the immoral machine on its premises. Look out, crimeland. Law and order is at last on the march. . , cleanllnell If next to Godllnea&, fine I Bullllf dlu8hler muot think Bho'a Mill God. !lie gets out <Jl a lull, bot tub and geta under a bot lhower •'to rlDae off.,. When lbe tiDlohoa with the bathroom, the IQI run eold and so doea IDJ' blood. TIWI hawen& mornln& and nJabt, ao tbo oni,y time I set a bot lhoWer IB wbon I don't espec:lally want It - oar!1 Soturdol' momlnt! when she lioopa late. Don't 103 •'l!eot her to the draw." There' a al...,a aomelmpormm reuoo, like -llor """k Safety-Sighted Program The 49th state hao become the llrst state In the nation to provide that only safety -Dtl 1roo1 1111 - u ,._ band. After the cbll*- ftal.lb. NEXT FREEZING AT IDS HOOSE now in service In .vietnam. man. you with 1h1a a•aume fCIU 1n In oureb at a -.t. Provo me wroni IDII tel._ a 1&11781' - who will 1bow )'OU how e&Q' It Ia. - H. Dear Rll•: A - - to •"l''l''d <JlGoosip."' The belt 1fll to llut UJI' a nojgbborllood palt lo via a bkiden 11110 reeordol'. Qtp•IIJ-. r.-.. Eiliiih"r I w l - ......oat. -'1 A Kook Book lor Yule Gilt? oh, - - ·a . - NEW YORK- Joan Crawford's Crlodna and bldband HarVIll' called II ol! alre&dy , .. , NBC's jlllllllng to alp Did< Caveti, but tho gray Oannel frlllht nowa CDi they're afraid Johnny CarBOII wiD be Insulted., .. ABC olfered tbe suave midwestenler 16 weeks In prime evening time next I\UI1IJlei' plua two prime nltlbt• a weflk stortlng In Jan. of "70 .... Dldt can have t h e Men C1:itnD replaeement for Ute MediiVUiky QOddlrw wben Men ahlftl to CBS. TV IIOKl Aujr, ... NBC, wbleb didn't learn trom its •"21" quJz · lnvolvamonto and c:aullhl an FCC reprimlnd for "!Jiestlonable'' taetlt:a tn at least ooe show, htr. ed a former ,Jutl.ce DeP't tnvesUpdvo lawyer aa liB Top Cq> to keep Ita alrway1 clean. H'(be Jmpoasl.ble Yeara," golog IDto the Radio cttJ Musle Hall for Christmu, doesn't have any wild nude 11 cene a11 one of t h e tum's press apotsreported(and bl&lldreda ol pro!A>ata followed). uc.ctus Flower,"'whlchj us t WORLD ALMANAC FACTS ,,f Br PHIL PASTORET Selected aborts subJects today are seen at the shopping center nther than at your favorite moom pitcher palace. Ev citlzm lit~ hnB cal ~when lit yrm/: the le!Jef' of lhe uoting machine at el<ctlon time. • • • Aerial bombing was probably first tried in warfare by the Austrians during the siege of Venice in 1849; The World Almanac says. Tate the fifth often enough, and they won't be able to get a word out of you for days. • • • The ultimate in precilioft.-planned e v en t s is · the uspontaneow" political convention demonstration. Hado's THI IW.F&O.CK IN FU'-'- FOOT'...._~ t ! I M , - TI4E MUHIIR81 IN· · • · Bdwy. and the midtown Eall)' Side make surrounding restaur. anta and hotels goldmines: Bur· ltngton House, oo the alte of the old Zleg(eld Theatre, wlU force Ita neighbor La Seala to Ollj)llld. O«ice workers catch m o r e colds than factory bands •••• Meyer Davia' lOR Emory got tbe dance music job at the Waahingtoo Na- tional Symphony Ball BO Emoey and Meyer ck:lnated U.OOO, more than thll)"ll make , , The Pill struck gold again .,., Noel Coward"a ''Sweet Potato," anagglom- reportedly Is hehln4 a biB drop eraticm of Noel"a 101111 and jokes in materni:Qr dress aale11. Former blg.band leader Richover some 40 years, fol(t, ard Maltby (recently · Mllllllng ed {twleel) and on an bwostment Lawrence Welk operatlona) deof $225,000 manaaed to nm Into the red Ink lor $450,000, a noat- cided It's a ripe time to go back 11 tragic trucl< ..,. Noel had DOth· behind hll baton oo the eollege tng to do with its preparation or dance etreuit •••• There's a lotta dotJIIb in the dou&fmul bualno&s: produc:lion. lndla'a Indira Gandhi ls will- The Cbod< Full o'Nuta factory log to adjudleste the Vletname&e (claims to be the world's larWar - If all side& would agree gest) In lrq>leal Seeauc:u,, N, J., her tlndlngs are ftnal .••• T h e produeea more tban a mUllan sinkers a day. BARBS • • • huge skyscrapersgoinguparound The Austrians launched bomb-laden hal· loons with fuses fixed to explode over the city. As · nature' s neutrality would · have it, most of the bal· loons were blown off. rourse and some even floated back to explode over the Austrians. Do It Seafood dinners are getting more expenaive because lobsters and ...auwllor• levitated their prieos ~ .. ,. You don~ bl.ve to be Jewilh: Orieotal Irene Kuo, who owns the Llehee Tree re&tauranta, basher own late supper on the way borne nlshta at the Slap Dell,v; bor resuiar order- mlllzob ballaoop ...• Bert Lahr dled)l&ta;yuaraso and the world's ltl11 ladder. More New Yeu-'1 Eve puUes: the 37th St. llldeoWOJ will get $25 per perBOil and lllet mltrIIClll and e h a - 110111 It .••• Holland's Prlneel1 anutiDe ls ltuc\Yinl •lnglna:ln Cutdt no Wanda llhelved plua to wed Steve LIIIDont to .-, w1as her alllng falber Max; 77 .... Jelf Cbondler'o widow _..., Ia teach1ng: drama at SUD McwdA College. Hong Kooi is the home <#. some 3.8 mlWon people, in- cluding more than a million refug.., I r o m CommUDist China. Time lion. By the team of arbitrator• who reBOived the garbagemen'• strike by moving the bargaining table to Paris. NEW YORK (NEA) On the surface, it would appear a Uttlelate to he making any suggestion• about gilt-giving this Jear. To jUdge by the store di&play& an advertising, mOB\ people have been doing thesr Chri&tmas shopping &iDee right after Labor Day. But we know better. Tbe true &pirit of giving does not really bloom until the streets are jammed with angry people who have waited for the last possible minute to buy presents. And as that minute is almost here, we would like to offer the reminder that a book is a wonderful gift to ~ve . Chosen with care, a book can be small, lightweight, com· pact and readily folded for easy storage. Moreover, if you select a book in a durable binding, it can be left outside throughout l't.,: year at a great saving of house room. · This year ;, an especially good Christmas to give a hook as there ... .. a.ore interesting tiUes available tban ever before. Our suggestion for the best of the lot follows: FICTION ALL THIS AND THAT, TOO. 'l'lte Bearing love story of Bulgaria's yoUDKOSt woman auto racing car mechanic and a hrllUant Algerian figure skating champion, set against the hackgrotmd of a France facing a currency devaluati011. CONFRONTATION ON ELM STREET. 'l'lte heartwarming, compelling, sometimes terrifying story that follow• the careers of twin brothers over 56 years as one grows up to be the chief of potlce and the other grow& up to be a college junior. GEOitGE SBLEPINGTON WASHED HERE. The hllarlous, rollicking, devil-may-eare tale of a group of zany U.S. congressmen who disciM!r a way to gel pay-offs frmn an old Indian tribe living In the deiert in return for ... well, it's a gas. .1 • · · • , ' CICICTCIR SAYS rear's Olympic•. An Olympic High Altitude Training Program W8B established at Soulb Lake Tahoe, Calif., not only to help accUmallze our athletes but also to learn the truth about the alleged elects a I tl tude OD performance. Team doctors made delaDed physlololdcal atudles of the CODl(IOfllon. 'l'ltey found that prolonged e•ercise In rarefied air Will not adversely alrect an athlete's heart or jlelleral health. The first and most Important change to lake place is an Increase in the ied blood cell count. thus Increasing the o"JJgen-earrylng capacity of the blood. Althowdt tho four weeks of alUtude lralning preiC!'ibed do not completely acellmallze an athlete, they do bring about Improved performance in the endurance events. Estabi1Bhin8 proper Pa<Ing In such evenlo wu, however, found to be mOI'O Important than fuD p~ID­ Ioglc adjustment to lbe aiUtude. For the u " events Usat required leBI than 110 IOCOI!ds, no acclilnallzetioo wu oeede4 becaUJe "the r u n n er flnlahel with practically the moe air in his IUDRI be ltarted with. One of the disciM!rles the doctors made wu that when an a t h le te who had had altitude training returned to sea level be could usually beat hll prevloua record. Thia may have some bearing or -L ••· a . It •~ I'" • IIW! ~ ;"',1 >. the U: ~. electiotu.' ' ' ,~' ' on the f u t u r e training_of those who will be competing at sea level. All persons who go to a foreign country are lltely to get gastrointestinal upsets from a difference in the composition of the local water and e•posure to straino of bacteria and viruses \hay are not uaed to. This, too, requires some adjustment and to keep such upsets to a miDlmum our athletes were fed from a special kitchen, used bottled water for drlnting and brushing their teeth and avoided uncooked vegetables and fruit at least unW alter the games. peared ~ wltli - 1lio reopenllltf of tho polltl.-1 JMPzine Reporter. Shut dCIWII three weeks otiO boeauoe It Q-Wbat Ia Tofranll pven for? What are Its aide etrects7 A-Tblo Ia a brand of ImIpramine. It is given to comtiat depression. The ll4e etrects observed with too larRe a dose include dmleu of the moulb, blurred vlllon, rapid pulse and consUpatioo. QUICK. QUIZ Q-Whlch II the precfmni. b<oed of beef CoUle 18 the United Statu. A-There are more Here- ~ fordl, commetdal aDd purebrad, marketed every year tlwl all - r beef breedo COlDbiDed· · Q-Hoto are jilt colort arnl!lfled mtilt rainbow? A-In tho order of the _.trum-vialllt on the lnlicle, then lndliO, blue, IJOOD, yellow, onnge aDd red. Q-Whv do 100 I<IV that a pertOft toho II laj/lftg loto, II sportllltf a Claua board but wearllltf 1 mUitaey .......,. and holdllltf a bqllsl of madllne guna. The man was slallllllltf batbre a door, from wbleh a pusaled Czeehotlovak peers. "What's the . .tier?" aaka. "Haven't you ever lllf1 St. Nleholaa batbre?" ) Tba mapzina wao lilowed t; re&ume pojllleatloo after wi6l)lraad prolestallooa qa1nat )II closure. ., conalderation." Unuaual Protest The \11111\111 new- protest ns In tho Czeeboalcnak J1U1¥ Rude Pra.o, wtd.eh Aid the worllara were IIIIMWY over tbo creaUoo at 1 cGI:nJDittee to aet '-' a IIIIIU'ate CGmmunlat parey orpnlaadon for Czech lama. 1be mow was aee1:1 as a e~~tltwadon to Soviet roportsd l\' wlabea. A4 a couequeDCe the workers to 000 dhiaiCII of the K I - - . I d plod . . - to collect their duos of $2.80 but--to pan on on1,y t.u to party ollldala. Tba dl111uto lnwlv•• a - · for c..c~ lando of Bohemia and Moravia. Stowstda already hal I 1141(1irato party '1 • - tho rule• eomm1tteto for chonpl that would pul more action In "the pme,n aa1d Commlalloner Eekert. "1 think tho7'Yo II, and they have put more excitement for the ful illlo ballblll.'' 'Jbe way tlle nllea men naure It, pitdler1 - e ao good In '68 becauH they were able to ltand way up there oo thole 15-lnc:ft· hl&b lllOUDdl, t'throw down from thole eiJfls," ud let flre with ovOl'l'lhlnc they had at a nlee, juicy strlko zone. will be But - · all - lowered to 10 inches, and the llope 1-.,g op to them will be made ' 4gradual and unUorm'" 10 turlers can't come Two mlshQr good authorltloa, however, aren't 10 sure that the rules makers aeeompliahed what they set out to -put more base hits into the game. Both Harry 4 'The Hat.. Walker, Houston Astroa' manager who Ia acknowledged 0118 ot the games operts on hitting. and Cal Hubbord, supervisor ol Ashland Collep '""' Its open- not with -eboa bUt with a Ing pme of the season, a 6939 nmaway over Wllberloree. balketball win over Indiana. Gerald MeKoe aparkecl t b e The high for the game was 17 Bobcats in the la&t half with hll points by the Eagles• WayneFokbot shooting to make op a 43- olowBid. Musklngum College scored an 30 halfllmo detldt and win 80upaet win over Denison 69..S7 in 70, the first game of the season for The Hoosiers saw the marpn teams. Dtolaon Ia the docut When Mdteo seored I I • e fending champion of the Oblo points In one qulek perfod and add four more u Ohio tallied conre~e. Rid< ilarmer wa• blllh !ol' the ab: In a row to Dip at Indiana's Musldoa with 18 polnla. ~ heel I. was led by Andy Wieland's 14 The Hooaiera' bl&: a.un J o e Cooke fouled out with nino min- points. Ohio Woslayan edged Earlham left to play and • minute (Ind.) 76-74. The wlnnero were later Bobcat &\lll'd John Canine made the layup which put h I a paced by Dave !lyrleb with 25 team ahaad for good at 66-65. polnto, Centre (lcy.}~eatedWU­ Canine waa blg[l with 21 points, mlngton 79-73. MeKeo hod 20 poilU. Cooke paced tho Hoosiers with 19 _points, in their seaBOD _.tog game. IIOWI ljJOl'lo eedes:Tuoadaynll!ht ~IDM\ . SCORES Press L, Pet. GB Boston " • ' • 16 6 Baltimore ••• 18 7 Phlladol!>bla . , 12 6 ClneiMOtl •. , 14 8 Detroit. ' • ' ' 10 12 Now York. , .11 14 Milwaukee , . , 6 17 West W, L, Los Alltfelea •• 17 7 san Dtqo ••• 12 12 san Fran. • , 12 12 Atlanta , , , •• 12 13 SeaUie, , , .•• 11 18 Cbl- ...... 10 17 Phoenix. , , , ,5 17 . 727 . 620 ,667 .636 ,455 ,440 .261 2 2 6 6'h IOih P~L , 708 ,500 .500 , 480 .379 .370 .227 GB 5 5 Slh B'h !Ph 11 Tuellda)''a Reaulta Booton 137 MIIII&Ukee 115 NIW York 126 Atlanta 93 Son Dloao lOB q,I- 103 Cln<:lrvaU 129 Baltimore 127 Loo Alltfelea 122 Phoenix 108 san Francisco 127 Sea!Uo 122 Only - · achedulad AHL STANDINGS By United Preas International Now YCN'k 11 Atlanta Baltimore at Detroit San Francl&eo at Phoenix Mllwoukeo at Boston Only pmea aeheduled. East W. L, T. Pis. Hershey • . .. • 13 6 2 28 Providence • • • 11 9 2 24 Baltimore • • , • 8 10 2 18 ~r!nglleld . . .. 5 13 5 15 West W. L, T, Pis. Bua.lo • ' ' ' ' 14 2 3 31 Clovelond , , • , 9 10 2 20 Rochester • , •• 8 10 3 19 Queboc . . . . . . 513 ! 15 Tuesday's Resultl B7 Uoltod Prell bemaliooal Hersey 8 Quebet: 3 Eaot Only pmo scheduled W, L. Pet. G8 Wednesday's Games !IIDDOaota • • • 13 • 78S 9 HCIUatal • .. , , t 8.801 ll'h _ Tho pari)' - - - • • • ..., of aldeaii!IPinl tho concr..a. wtdch wu to IDiflt ohortlf before tho lnVUICOI lut 'l;lloadaf• Rooults _..ueNoWor~H ,..,... if1 Now Yark 101 ·OIIIIall!llll ,!1ao!1¥ 1111 : (Qili~.-. ..- "'lied) ; gUftltfl JOil...,. 11 jtlb NCrulttr for Dow_ CltuticGII", l , __ ·_ _ _ _ _ _,;,.__ _ ___;,o: shortstq> Zollo Versalles from San Diego in the r:onttnuanee of 8 deal that sent pitcher BW Davis to the Padres. But the btgge&t deal was made by Robert li>orl, natlooal treasurer of the Democratic PartY, who purehaoed 100 per cent d. the Washington Senators for utn the areaof'$10..million." Short, who ooce awned and sold the Los Angeles Lakers pro bukotball team, astd In a hardnosed statement that the Senators were "a very poor &eeond division team and worse financially" and vowed to make whatever changes are needed to produce "an artistic and rinancial success ." No pme• •cheduled THE DAIL VSENTINEL ''Heinl' overweight Ia a health hazard!•• tained veteran charted with one earned run. Fifth-Ranked Kansas Upset By Wisconsin By CHARLES RICHARDS Olympian Jo..Jo White led the Ja.yhawk climb to wlthin a 59..57 UP! ~rta Writer With the 1968~9 eoll ..e deficit, but that was the closest baaketball season less than a Kansas got. Charlie Scott another Olympic week underway, the upset bug is alreaey biting where It hurts. star, scored 28 points to lead Flfth-ranked Kansas feU vic- North Carolina to its victory Urn to a hot-shooting spurt by over Oregon, while Notre Dame Wtsconatn earljo ln the second used the formula or superior half Tueadll)' nlllh~ trimmed a height and shooting to upend nine.polnt detldt to two point& Kings College. Davidson held F urman score· but never could regain the lead and the Badgers won, 67-62. less the first five minutes and Vlllanova, the naUon•s ninthranked team, was pressed but managed to defeat Prineeton 64S4 with a Qurry of points in the final three minutso. More Sports OnPagelO New Owner Sure Team COLUMBUS (UP])- Ted Me· rambled ror 830 yards and 10 Nulcy, Upper Arington's fiold TDa. Joining M<:Nulcy In the stargenel'lll and Jim Svoboda, r.o.. studded bAckfield were haltrain Senior's bruistrw two-way backs Dave Burke of Marietll., perrormer, head the 1968 United Bellefontaine's Jesse Williams Preas International Class • AA and Cuyahoga Fall s Aillbl:ck All-Ohio higtl school football DOU8 Root. toom. Burke, the smallest player on McNulty, I 6-1, 180 pounder the team at 150 pounds, ran for who ran and .-esed for more 1,383 yards - averaging seven than 2,200 yards in directing the yards ewry time he carded the Golden Bears to their secon:l straight Class A sc~ ball. He ripped off 312 yards championship, was selected as against Southeastern Ohio Tom Spencer or Gallipolis was named on tlle third team as a defensive back; Bob Handley or Athens was an holll).. able mentioo defensive back; Rick Mosely and Mike Adams, also both of Gallipolis, were honorable mention linemen. UPI Back of the Year today by sportswriters, !I)Ortscasters To hnprove Today's Almanac '· (&G. . . . . . . . ' Senior, G-3, 215, Sr.; Sieve Krtt;. zer, Sidney, 6-6. 220, Sr. Tacklea- Fred Plaanalll, Worren Western ReMrve, &.1, Dl, Sr.; Sh8d WUlluD1 1 Partamouth, 6-3, 222, Sr. Guard•- G-.. Whltlllold. Massillon, 5-10, 175, Sr.; Doul Crlm, Upper ArllqJt.on, ~1, l.H. Sr. Center- Bruce Woeraer, (ia.. hanM Llnooln. 6-1. 185, Sr. Quarterlooek- Ted McNuiQ!, Upper Arlirwton, 6-0, lBO. Sr. Hallbacks- Jesae wnuam.. Bellefontaine. 6-1, 185. Sr.; Din Burke, Marietta. $-10. 150, Sr. Fullback - Doug Raol, cu,.. hoga Falls, 6-3, 215, Sr. F1rst Team Def'eDH Ends - Duane Dorrlc:l<, tor' 6-1, 215, Sr.; Cllnton ~ man, Hamll!DI Garfteld, 8-4, 222, Sr. Tackles-Jon Bn.ncbberrY. canton McKinley, 6-0, 200. Sr.; Chris Zaf'fer. Elyria, 5-10. 205, Sr. Middle Guard- Cal ~. Shelb,, ~7, 250, Sr. Linebackers- Lino Veneruc-ci, Sarrlusky, 6-2, 195, .51'.; Ric James, Warren Hardiac:, $.2, 210, Sr. ; Don caldwell, Col~~~Do­ bus South, 6-1, 220, Sr. Backs- Bob -~ Trot>toodMadisonj Tom Bohyer, Warren Harding, S..O, 185; Jbn Luh, Akron Garfield, 6-4, 210, Sr. so FREE so 10 to 12 pound Turkeys Weekly Winners list posted weekly CERTifiED OIL A. co...PANY 538 W, Main St. p s-. Lo~r~.,;·n~;:;;;om;:e~ro;y:':O;;.;;: AKE IT A second, two lengths in Croot or Royal Tom, under the patient Dr. Zetzel. Royal Tom covered the six handllnti at Fernando Toro, swept paBI Arbmahla 111gb and Dr. Zel- .furlongs 1n 1:10 4..5, an excep.. zol to capture the $15,000 fea- tlonally good Umo over the BIB tured allowant:e race at Aque- A'a wtuterlzed surface. He paid. doet Tuoadll)' by a length a n d $7.60 to win, half, Toro, who usually llkea to ride in front, bold Royal T o m beblnd the twv o_.[ators aa tho.Y set the ear!1 pace. Arllnuilah lllllh loll the gate rlrll but Dr. Zotzel came rl8ht up to challenge and the two horaea exch&Dged IUPON REQUEST) the lead several times. When the 8peOd dool flnully Our U.ual GMII CINnlnt wore both bonos down, Toro moved Royal Tom out and to tho top where be waa never head- By United Preaa lntornatlonal GREAT TO GET ••• 2-Hour DRY CUANING SERVICE Robinson's Cleaners . s2g.a5 li&R ed. Arbmabla lllllh lasted for GRILLS DI!YOT!D TO INTI!RIST OF M£1Gs-MA$0N ARIA RICHARDS. OWEN, PUILI$HER c ....,., T•nMhlll, E41fer 1 LARGE TABLE TOYSI TOYSI TOYS I R•l· 89e anoi 99c ..,.h · y, C~'C\Cf:'li-1~"' · ~~_lllioPIIIIIIi . champion Athens. WUllams, a &.foot-1, 185 pounder, averaged 8.2 yards in 142 attelftlltB in amassing 1,272 yards and 23 touchdown&. In four sea1100s. Williams CCDlJliled 4.:J47 yards -~ a brilliant 8.0 avenge - aoo 76 touchdowns. In two varsity seasons, Root . bulled his way for 2, 418 yards in 408 ·~mpts aro 180 points. Root, a 6-3, 215 powv:ter, carried 232 times this season for 1,263 yards. Combining power and breakaway speed, R o o t reeled off touchdown runs of 43, so, 58, 67, 80 and 86 yards. Rounding out the offensive team are Sidney end Steve Kritzer; Warren Western Reserve's fred Pisanelll and Shad Williams of Portsmouth at t.ckle; Massmon~s George Whitfield and Doug Crim, Upper Arllngton. at guards; ~ham Lincoln's Bruce Woerner at center. The orrenshe line averages 205 pounds while the derenshe interior all.gmnent combines for 1,092 pourds. Calvin Dietz, Shelby's monstrous 6-7, 250 pound middle guard. is the tallest and heftiest defensive starter. He's joined by ends Duane Derrick. Merr tor, and Ointon Spe8111111n, Hamilton Garfield; tackles Jon Brandyberry. Canton McKinley and Chris Zaffer or Elyria. Comprising the linebacker corps are Sandusky• a Lino v~ orucci, Ric James of Warren Haniing alli Don Caldwell, C~ lumbus South. Akron Garfield's Jbn Lash, Tom Bohyer, Warren HanUng, and Bob Rosati o( TrotwoodMadison make 1.11 the defensive secordary. ard coaches. Svoboda, at 6-3 and 21S pounds, was tabbed as Lineman of the Year. As a tight end., he sRIU'ed 15 catches ror 338 yards and. four twchdowns. In addition to pla,ying offenSAN FRANCISCO (UP0 - Robert 9Iort. the new owner of the sive and defensive end, Svoboda Washington Senators, didn't come also filled in at both hallback spl:ts, tullbs.ck and linebacker. to play. Svoboda, who like McNulty is He has come, in his own words, to convert the American Lea- high on the list of numerous gue's cellar..(Jwe!Jers into an ' 1ar· major colleges, act.ually led the Ustlc and financial success.. and balloting in both the orrensive if those worldng for him can't and defensive end categories. McNulty completed R3 of 152 help him do It,. again in his own words, '"some changes will be pass attempts for 1,414 yards made.•• and 15 touchdowns. He also .'Jlort Mid he paid •'in t h e area or $10-mllllon." He knows what he's getting into. too. "We're starting with a very poor second division club and an By United Press International even worse financial club," said Today ls Wednesday, Dec. 4, the SO.year old Democratic na,. the 339th day or 1968 with 27 to ttonal committee treasurer and former owner or the Los Angeles follow. The moon is full. Lak.ers basketball team. '"I don't The morning stars are Mars intend to let It stay that wey." and Jupiter. The eveni~ star s are Ver~.~ s and Saturn. On this day In history: In 1918 President Woodrow CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP0 WUson sailed for France to - . ~keCooleyoeUod31polnls attend the peace conference for to lead the Morris HarveyFl,y . World War I at Versailles. tng Eagles to a 107.75 victory In 1942 President Franklin D. over Marjetta here Tuesday Roosevelt ordered the Uquidanight, tion or the WPA, created ln 1935 Morris Harvey took a 10. to ,provide work for the point hall'time lead and built unemployed. COLUMBUS (IJPO The It up for a nO-cel'rtest second In 1946 the United Mine 1968 United Press lnternatiooal hal(. Mark Ulrey led the scor· Workers Union was fined $3.5 All-Ohio high school Class AA lng for Marietta with 19 points. million for refusing to call off a ~ootball teams, with school, 17-day strike. heigh: am weight: In 1965 America's Gemini-7 First Team O~ense spaceship was hurled Lnto orbit on an urprecedenl:ed and BESf HORSE Em'- Jim successful 14-day voyage around NEW YORK (UPI) - Green-: tree stable's &age Door Johm.Y the earth.. On Dec. 15, Gemini-7 their Gemini-6 made was voted the top 3·year-colt of and 1968 Tueadll)' by tlte Thor- historical reOO.ezvoua in space and circled the earth only yards oughbred Racing Associations. The son or Prince John, who apart. A thought for the day: George began his career late in the season, woo the Belmont, Washington said, uThere can be Saranac and Dwyer stakes no greater error than to expect before a bowed tenden forced or calculate upon favors from nation to nation. •• his retirement. ·~-' 011!1"" : . . . _ . . , . . . . . . . .. posllllll"f uThe complaints mostly have been about the widUl al the strike zone. So what did they change? The height." A scoring ehsnae that will mlfr pitcher• has to do with earned nms ott reller hurlers. Relievers Hurt Until now a reliever entering the game at a time when there would have been tllree out ln an tnnJng except for an error was not charged with any runseven If he gaft up 10 before Ute final out. Now he'll get charged with whatever he gives up. Example: A pitcher comes in with two oot and one man on base as a result of an error. The first man he faces, hits 8 homer; Wlder Ute new rule htt's Royal Tom Comes On Fast w-.~·aGamea san Diogo at Pbilldoll>bla Tom Spencer Third Team All-Ohio Defensive Back (or combined a tight defense with even scoring that saw four Wildcats :In dOUble figures, headed by the 20 points or Doug By United Preas Jntematimal Cook. Villanova's Johnny Jones Ea&t ~rlogflokl 92 Bridgeport 70 Second-ranked North .carolina was the h1gt1 scorer in the Hob&rt 87 Homlltori 70 defeated Oreaon , for tho sec:ood Villanova-Princetoo game with Buc:knell 99 Getcyaburg 71 straljlrt "illsht 106'73, !ourlb- 30 p:rints, including 20 ln the VWanova 64 Prlneoton 54 ranked Notre Dame outbiiUied last half. Colgate 101 Ithaca 82 Kings COllege 84-54 and aeventhArmy 58 Lehigh 52 ranked Davidson brushed aside CAPTAINS NAMED Setonllall 68 Loyola, MeL 62 Furman 105-70 In other games HANOVER, N, l!. (UPOPillS•. 68 William & Mary 62 Involving the Top 10, Tackles John RitchJe and &ole Calif (Pa) St. 87 Wllj'IIOsburtl 75 Soutborn Mothodllll, a pre- Babcock wlll lead tlle Dart· Brandeis 77 Bates 65 aeuon ravorite ln the SOuthwest mouth College football team Botton S. 81 WesUleldSt.71 Conference, Lost its second next season. Tufts 73 Lowell Teeb 69 game after Georgia Toeb broke This is the first time in the lolldweal open a 52-S2 tie with a wild coUege's 98-year history there Mlch.S. 90 SW Louisiana 84 scoring spree that gave the w111 be footbaJl co-captains. Ohio U. 80 Indiana 70 Yellow Jackets a IS-point lead Wisconsin 67 Kansas 62 and an eventual 87~9 victory. FOSfER SIGNS Detroit u. 106 W.Mich99,ot In other key games, Michigan NEW YORK (I] PI).. Bob FosCreighton 93 &.Louis 75 state opened lts season with a ter is expected to defend his Notre Dame 84 Kings 54 90.84 triumph over SoutbwoBiom lillht heavyweight crown agaln&t Wl&e(MIIw) 84 N.E.MloBOUrl 68 Louisiana, ~eor llcywood Frank DePaWa Jan. 22 in Bradley 98 Auguatans,S.D. 62 scored 37 _points and grabbed 24 Madison Square Garden. Both MIDDeaota 75 Marquette 73 rebounds to lead Detroit to a men will sign the contracts South 106~ overtime victory over todll)'. G«>fgla Tec:l! 87 SMU 59 Wo&tern Mleblgan, and Ohio Davidson 105 Furmen 70 Unlveratt;y raWed In the second SA WCHUCK SIDELINED DETROIT (IJP0 - Detroit G, Wublngloo 97 Rlehmood 93 half to boat Indiana 80-70. N,Ce.rollna 106 Oregon 73 KanAI and Wl11001111ln pla,yed Red Wing goalie Torry SawSouthwell to a 30 -30 halftime tie, but Jim chuck will be sidelined tor about Rleo 83 TOXOI A&! 58 Johnaon and Chucl< Nagle shot two weeks wiUl a broken finger Oklahoma St. 73 Arkanau 68 the Badger& Into their lead. on his catchlns hand. Tul&a 101 Call'l:lly, Porn 90 Arkanaas SL92 Olda St. 73 College Scores n.mor . . , ..;, "/ would ,_, - umpires were a bit too eetwnoua In gtvtng pltebers credit for strikes that may have been ju5l a inaiiY btl wide of the plate, and there'• ,soing to be a crackdown on that. The Bobcata are 1.1. By Uoltod Proao Jntoroadonal In other games Tueadll)' night Ohio Untveralt;r dedicated Its Welt · W. L. Pet. GB Ookland ' ••• .17 3 ,850 t 9" .500 7 Now Qrl- , l·· 8 9 ,t71 7'h toa .......· •••. fll 7'h Da11u, ~ -. .. , , , , . I .487 7'h a A-Beeauaa the VirliDI& ' wbtn caupt, fei,pll , will now extend onlJ from the the batter'• armplta to the 1<op of bla tatoos. What'• more, tome prett)' broad hints were tosMd Olt that the kneea. n Bobcats Rally to Defeat Hoosiers 1 .... until a !ull-1cal0 can be helcL death. thundering: [ndl- , . , , ., I 14 ,28$ • uparate Czech pai'IJ - - -·m, loll Miami " • • " 8 8 ,500 Ill 1\onlllc:lq • ' . ' 8 10 .... Slh NOW York , , , , 7 11 .1811 II> orpolaatloll. Thoro hU been atrcq HDtlment . . _ tho pai'IJ ranloo ONWIIo to wlashold er•Uoo <Jl 1'p!Gvlng tho be W, One-·-.-.,. AuguaL Some observers bollo.. tho PRAGl-€ (UP])- Czoehoalovak ateel workera. angry with RuJStana sent troops into tho Sovtes-lqooed bard lina, CZechotlo\Uia to prevent the are reAlllQJ to pay their congress !rom bollltl held since COmmunial parey dues, a they anticipated the meetlDi: Czecboalovak - - report. would 111m into a 1tboral foru!1s at wbleh tho Soviet Union wodld ed. It Aid dlssldelt. worker• at a be erltielzed. Mon Protests glaD! Moravian ainal plant -.ul8d More amt~et proteatl IPto withhold tbolr duo& mill uthelr views are taken into - East .. newastaD:Is wltb more e1rtoou pokllltf fun .. the lluHians, To Pay Dues fllnl By Steel '\VT orkers Refuse :ed.:...~ tho=ed~ lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. city was c b o s e n for this Thinp In America are never u ullb' u you fear, nor~lovel7 u hoDe. · or Pre-Olympic Gomes Tests Conditioned Athletes 'l'lte fact that the air In Mexico City coolalns 8 per cent less oxygen than the air at sea lever eaused great cODStemation a m o n g our amateur athletes when that Timely QUotes A WING AND A PRAYER. The true-Hie inspiring story of a man who rOBe from cblef of staff of the U.S. Air Force to being the defeated vlce-prealdentinl nominee the American lndepen<!ent party. TO 111E MANNER BORN. What I& It like to be tha son or doughier in America's flntlamllles? Intimate portraits drawn from the Ules of the American Paycblatrlc Assoclati011 and written in the simple language every chlkl can understand. MOON SHOT, What happens when Janie and her Dext door neighbor, Bllly, build model &pace capsule, stock It with fond, and abut themselves up In It for 11 days. TilE COMPLEAT BOATMAN. Newly revised and updated &tandard work for everyone who owns a boat. In· eludes apPlication forms for Panama Oag an ..l Liberian registration of outboard motor, plus ot:trer full · .,structions "·.r being a Greek ship owner. · FIJGUT TO IL\VA!IIA. The real story behind the hijacking of passenger planes, as well as .th~ other secret plans being considered in Cuba for rebusl'"·'. the lost tourist trade. ARBITRATOR. Why has the U.~ ·• .• ""'sieged by strikes among teachers, policemen~ _...en, transit work· ers, etc.? An analysis of the problem and a workable solu- TH~ DBWIJNIPIJ", AND FOR YOUNGER READERS NON-FICTION perfect ~ebl . Tblo oolumn Ia - - 110 fa.mily Uvfn& ao If 1UU're haYIng ldcl b'OUblo or Jult plain trouble, lot Holan bolp YOU. libo wiD also welcome , _ 0110 amuslnc aperl•eoa. Addreao Holen Bottel In can at thlo ly WARD CANNEL rolded after years m Bdwy., was Qnan<ed per 10Da1!1 by D a Y I d Merrick for $80,000; David's prollt- $1,500,000 ... Twopo&thumoos startlers this week: the wills of Walter Wanger, who loll almost nothing, and Lee Tracy, who left more than $2,000,000 .•. . "Cabaret" keeps scorching aloog bore, but lasted oni,y 13 performance• ln Londcu. Tryout reviews for u40 Carata" suggest David Merrick has have the nerve. Bul I -·· the -· a miOCblll ter, ao tell your daullhter HEll cleanUnes• 11 next - a f t e r youn. - H. Dear Holen: 1 tatew lllllhlnlr but tnror and Uoo .....,..au,. oolallbor•' ....... to her ...w -.It plllp baa taped. Laler tmue all vletlma in for - . lotilll>~r the 101olpor. I'll!' tbo CANNEL AT BAY ... wlnlor ba~ meotlnp, bul 111-U .......,... WOllam D, Eckert tlllnka Tradoa and tho ~. ~ a club made other new• at the meetings. • Tho St. Lout• Cardinals, drafted plll)'boy plteber Bo Belinsky on ~. added two umpires, bocau"" they're doing more t.Jrlers when they CJb.. a IOod Job," A1d Walker. '"But talned rlght-llanderl Gary Wasthere's been plllltl of •outside' lewlki from the Bolton Red Sox strikes called. The resuiUathat for uUllty Wielder Dido: Scholtrlkeouta are up by about 300 field and rlghtbander Dave per club per se&IOI'I over what Giusti from san Diego for !oo they uaed to be. That moans 300 player&- outfielder Ed ~iezio. more Ume1 when the bat ltdt catcher Don Breeden, pitcher making contact and there ladt Phil Nuckles and outfielder Roo any action m the fteld. '' Davis. Hubbard put it this way: The Cleveland lndl.ans ob· Rick Mosley, Mike Adams, Bob Handley Mentioned All-Stan@ the American Leaaue. think the Width cl the New strike Zone And the otrlko zone, wllleb strike zme- IIIII the hel&ht- hal uaed to oxtend from the t<op of been the eauM ot 10 manY the batter's ahouldera to a level a t . . -•• nauelJ d11erlbed .. ,.the '"' dcm't murt. to aecuae the umptrea tblll I can D-E!Dmotl: BY JACK O'BRIAN 4, 1968 Pitchers Will Live Harder ·-. - .I peace aegoti¥!on• fn Paris. HOPE will be buoyed ln a very literal sense shoul~ the snail's-pace tal.kJ eventually result m an end to the war in Vietnam . Thia is Project HOPE, the nonprofit, n. Dally S.m:ll'ltl, MlddliLIPOrt-PClllleroy, o •• o.cem~Jer 3- 19.95 ; BUFFO SIILLETS �• - -l _ 1'bt Dilly S.nt:lnel, MldcUIIJOrt.Pcmeroy, 0., December 4, 1968 BOt~US __ GUY , CAMPIELlS VEGETABLE ·· SOUP............ -NO.ICAN ' . ' - PE c PI 0 BE - , ' ( li I ' DOZEN I LADY . TABOR FREESTONE PEAl NAVY OR • --· S~!~ .ROYAL FAMILY SIZE PUDD DUZ c: c: · 2 1/2 CAN '' • iJ ' li ' II " II RO E BEAUTY I • ·. . G••:. c: 0 " BAG 0N - DEl GE c: 'GIANT BOX • FLORIDA ,. , FRESH SLICED . JUICY 8 () ~ R DOZEN ~~ ' :_ j •4 .J!.'I, ... l . ·•. ' '·· SEEDLESS ..' .' .. ~ -- ,, ~-- ~ ·y · . ".. , .' . io,' 1 I ' " • ·• . - () R ; fRESH PICNIC STYLE .. LARGER (: CALIFORNIA SELECTION) LONG ARMOUR$ TREET~·················· ~"oz. 49~ , SA_ LAD DRESSING . 39~ CHOCOLATE QUIK 2~:-79~ SWEET PICKLES•••••t.49C CHOCOLATE SYRUP ~:"oz.21~ CHEESE PIZZA •••••• ~.47~ CRISC0••••••••••••• ~3 - ~~~ 79~ SOFT D-RINKS••••••• ~"oz.lOC DINNERbox_19C CAKE IX NESTLES PARTY·T·PAK HERSHEY$ CHEF BOY·A_ R·DEE YOUR FAVORITE FOODLAND CANNED DUNCAN HINES PIG. SLIM II NY'S LB. JOWL BACON COUNTRY MAID St.ICID · IIACOII qt. LB. HENDERSON, W. VA. KANAUGA, 0. .4 9' ,.J. HOMEMADE IIUD · BAKE and BR_ E AK •• ~o:~. ,. , STORCIS •8 ~ 8 () ~ R ' MORTONS POT P-IES· FOODLAND C·RAC CHICKEN : BEEf. TURKEY FOR. . I ·I U. S. NO. 1 aUE GOOSE MAINES BAG IF e ••n W' I �• - -l _ 1'bt Dilly S.nt:lnel, MldcUIIJOrt.Pcmeroy, 0., December 4, 1968 BOt~US __ GUY , CAMPIELlS VEGETABLE ·· SOUP............ -NO.ICAN ' . ' - PE c PI 0 BE - , ' ( li I ' DOZEN I LADY . TABOR FREESTONE PEAl NAVY OR • --· S~!~ .ROYAL FAMILY SIZE PUDD DUZ c: c: · 2 1/2 CAN '' • iJ ' li ' II " II RO E BEAUTY I • ·. . G••:. c: 0 " BAG 0N - DEl GE c: 'GIANT BOX • FLORIDA ,. , FRESH SLICED . JUICY 8 () ~ R DOZEN ~~ ' :_ j •4 .J!.'I, ... l . ·•. ' '·· SEEDLESS ..' .' .. ~ -- ,, ~-- ~ ·y · . ".. , .' . io,' 1 I ' " • ·• . - () R ; fRESH PICNIC STYLE .. LARGER (: CALIFORNIA SELECTION) LONG ARMOUR$ TREET~·················· ~"oz. 49~ , SA_ LAD DRESSING . 39~ CHOCOLATE QUIK 2~:-79~ SWEET PICKLES•••••t.49C CHOCOLATE SYRUP ~:"oz.21~ CHEESE PIZZA •••••• ~.47~ CRISC0••••••••••••• ~3 - ~~~ 79~ SOFT D-RINKS••••••• ~"oz.lOC DINNERbox_19C CAKE IX NESTLES PARTY·T·PAK HERSHEY$ CHEF BOY·A_ R·DEE YOUR FAVORITE FOODLAND CANNED DUNCAN HINES PIG. SLIM II NY'S LB. JOWL BACON COUNTRY MAID St.ICID · IIACOII qt. LB. HENDERSON, W. VA. KANAUGA, 0. .4 9' ,.J. HOMEMADE IIUD · BAKE and BR_ E AK •• ~o:~. ,. , STORCIS •8 ~ 8 () ~ R ' MORTONS POT P-IES· FOODLAND C·RAC CHICKEN : BEEf. TURKEY FOR. . I ·I U. S. NO. 1 aUE GOOSE MAINES BAG IF e ••n W' I �6 - The llai.ly StN.Inel, MM:idleport.-Pomeret)', 0., December 4, 1968 na1 ~Ms are :Mr. ani Mrs. V. L. stull, Wild~, W, New Haven Soeial Events VL .... Mrs. Cadle is- PTA. li&r, RaJ&1h Rottpn, New Haveo. Patenal grt.tQJarer&a are Mr. ailS Mra. Jobn Dla.I.DI GtUand of New Haven. Great;cra,....enU an Mr. and Mra. Earl Rottcen of F1orlda m1 Mra. Ella Giiland of Hartford, W. VL TO SPONSOR BAZAAR AND FLOWER SHOW uon. The New Haven Garden Club The 1 katifw rink room has wW sporiiOl' a Cbriatmu Buaar MASON The Donald Bum.pi'Dr1 ol New Haven han op. been lllinted aiher and the and Flower ShowonSaturdl.y,Delroq> decided to paint the eember 7, at the Hartlord Ele- ened another '"Rack and CUe." Juat recently the Maaoo Fo.mtalD wa• converted into a recreableachera. The ar0141 will meet mentary SchooL Mrs. OtUe Roush tloll place .r.th a PJOI table, !lin bell, juke box, pop and ~ at the building Dec. 4 to begill is chairman of the bazaar al.ld maeblnea added. Anlold Weaver hal been employed to look after the painting and cleanirw. Anyone Mrs. Ra.y Protfttt la chalnnan ol tho elltoblllhment. wishing to help should come to ·the a011rer show. Members of the The New Haveo Rack and CUe has been open tor sometime ln the bulldifl!: at this time aRI bring Nehacllma Garden Club will para paint brush and container. 1be ticlpate in the Dower show.ltems the Ma""' Counl)' Bank Building with the same recreation ldconcession stand t.s been moved and arrangements must be at the va.ntqea u tbe one at MIRODo exclijlt · colored televt.Bton, wtdeb it; bulldlng. lllro. F.ddJe White and lllro. to the right side of the entrance school~ Ua.m. and the bauar In the buemont ol the Jack lk!aa are emplQ1ed here. and the bleacher removed from and show will be open to the P._ \ die front of this side and a serv- lie at 2 p, m. SEVERAL MASON COU~IANS baiPd deer In the TNT areo ing window placed. The left side Members will serve saMEarl w. Rfie,y, Ma1<>1, oo TUeoda>; &<>t a 9.polnt bud<, IUld was enlarged and this will now be wiches, doruts, cake or pie. cot- his IIDil. Earl Riley, &Ot • 7..pJint lbwt 45 minutes later. the room to rent skates. ree or tea along Mth selling bc:rne-Bob Moaaman or Vincent, Ohio, hunting In the same area on WUilam Russell was appointmade camly, cookies, popcorn Thurade,y, and Otto Miller etf West COlumbia both bauocl 7.polnl ed to replace Marvin Roush on balls. pies, handmade tote bags, the bolrd. The grtq) discussed eprons, tlmrer arrangements, bucks. Larry King, formerly ol New Haven, and now ol M!llal, W. placing a rall around the skating wreatha, towels, place mats, Va., gut an S..potnt buck with bow and arrow at Ravenswood. The Ooor but no decision was made. A tablecloths, lint removers, etc. !lire!;.!~ animal weighed 1fl ,llOIIIIda. report was given that there had The schedule tor the Dower All hunters cao•t be 10 lucky. Russell Cl,pehart BJ)8lit several Mrs. Roy Hotb:nan, Mrs. P a u I been over 100 skatingthelasttwo show Is as tallows: .. Getting diQ's hunting In Grant COun1;y wUb no luck. Better lftl.ck to gueas- Forme,y and Mro. Otha Uovlnl. Saturdays. It was noted to charge Ready tor Christmas", theme. AuendlnB the dlmer were Mrs. 25 cents admission for everyone Class 1 - "0 Holy Night," a lng scores - eaa't have all the luck - He won a Honda. R83 Weaver, Mrs. Georp JewAI ooe travel• Rt. 33 tbrOUih M.uoa, we notice two old homes entering the rink and 25 cents religious 1ymbol of the Savior's ell, Mrs. Lomte Jewell, M r s. to rent skates. A ticket will be birth; Class 2 - "Santa Claus is standing side by aide that have been made very attractive with Rachel Sa,yre, lllro. 0. 0, SQre, c1ven 'Nhen the admllaion is paid CmllDH to Town," something to white shingles. The ftrlt bou8e oa the right. lhat of Mary Wal•b'B, Mro. Ada Rickard, Mrl. - and an.yone relltiJ1r- skates Will delight a chUd; Class 3 - "Hap- have new black shutters wbl.ch add much to lUI attraetlveneas. A· ard Burris, Nra. Ra,y Bostm, regl ster inat.Md of being gl ven py Holidays," a door decoration; cl'1)ss the street 11!1 the bome of Mr. and Mn. Jack Riley, and it Mro. Georp Sayre, Mrs. Bernlnother ticket as baa been the Clau 4 - "Home for Olrist- ~is attractive with white alUII\lNun aidl.~. ard Uevln& MOlle Bumprner, practlce. mas," a table decoration; Class Mrs. T. Bert Rouall, Mrs. Rw' I ATTENDED THE NEW HAVEN Women's Club art exhibit The board gave the New Haven 5 - "Trim a Tree", amall home-Hottman, Mrs. Cllfr Roo.sh, Mrl. on Tuesday, and saw creative works of art galore. Junior Woman's Club permission ma.de trees not to exceed 24" in Ed1th Roush, Mrs. Burrell Da·wMrs. Edwin Stein, New Haven, besides being an excellent lito r~n the Canteen, the date heighth; Class 6 - "Winter Won101\, Mrs. Harry Bumgarner, to be announced later. The next derlaOO," an assemblage uain8 brarian, also excels in ege crafta. Some of the decorated eggs Mrs. Paul Fortney. Mrs. Letha board meeting wlll be Dec. 5 at painted arw:klr sprayed bnnches; which sbe exhibited featured tiny story book cbaractero placed Kelly, Mrs. Edlth Bumgarner, 7:30 at the City Buildi~. Class 7 - "Light A ca.Dle lor lnolde the egg, tiny delicate colored bralda decorated the <JUl. Mrs. otba Uerln&, Mrs. C~ side. Imagine the patience it rtQd.re1 to cut holea In an egg shell. Attendlnc the meeting w e r e Chirstmas," an arnngement usAtbey, Mrs. Eatyl Clark, IUld Donald Ohlinger, Robert Curtis. lng one or more candlesj Class :!lte also exhibited her hOmemade candles. Mrs. Thelma CaPehart. Mrs. Eugene Hester, also of New has added to her Gary Roush, R. G. Greene, W~8 - "Christmas Bella," an arCOUNCn. MEETING liam Kbnes, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- rangement including bells; Class dried apple characters (taces made r1. dried apples) and includes NEW HAVEN - The Now llaliam Ruuell, Mrs. Cecil Duncan., 9 - ''Do Not Open Until Christ- a king, queen, prin<:el8, eskimo, an lnd1aD and lWibUb' people, jult ven Town COllleil met on Mon· Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. J a c k mas," gaily wnpped Christmas to mention a rew. Also featured were ber homemade candles. Mro. Fred Balny, another ~ lady, cllsple,yed ber plclures day eveoin& in regular ses1loa nesher, Mrs. Eugene Hester. packagesj Class 10- UAnything Mn. Nell Haymaker and Mrs. A. Goes," YOur lavorlte C6ifitiiiil made o1. dried materials such a1 pine cone• etc. !be back&round of with recorder, Helen Flelc!B, pre. aldiJig. other& iaattendancewere L. ~rouse. decoration. Any sprayed, painted, color!lll woven materials added mud! to Bora! plcturea. Ceramics made by Doria Barlow ol. ~eld. Ohio, and ex- Gary Rouall, Ardwr Thabet, Lew· JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB or artificial materials may be t1 &Jmmera, R. G. Greene, eounThe New Haven Junior Wom- used. Classea will be judged on hibited by her stster.W-'aw, Mra. WUUam Ru1sell, included a ~U members, WWiam Kimes, an's Club met Nov. 24 at the how well each entry tultuls the nativity scene, pitcher, candy dlah and rnaQY other interut.lng "' Alex~ulllen Memorial Library requirements or the schedule. pieces. Edward Com, art instructor at Wahama Junior and Selllor building wUh Mra. JIJI'lef. Gress Any class havi~ less than three Hlgb School, deacrlbed the diUerent ki!Kls ol art and exhibited and Mn. John F. Roush as host- entries wUJ not be jtdged. several J)r the wome11 to vtew. Among those exhibited were DBint~ esses. The meet1JJg ~ned 'frith WIN ONE CLASS MEETING the plodgo to the llag, the giving The Win One Claso of the Unit- ing1 made by hla former Ravenswood art student•. of the Ten Cub Commandments, ed Methodist O!urch met ror a and Mrs. Gress read a poem, Thanksgiving dinner at Hartford THE M.\SO"'l MOTHER'S CLUB at Mason, recently held a Ba.. Sm\ethl~ Good About You." Methodist Church. The invocation zaar ln tbe Mason Christ United Methodist Church basement and The £!'0\V was invited to the was given by Rev. Paul Fortney, had a wonderful display ol handmade articles ranging from hand~ heme of~ Richard Grinstead The guest speaker was Mr. l{er- ..•made hasaocks, to all sorts r1 decorations r~ the hollda,y1. Fea· :.; on Dec~ 13 m:ll4 to make paja:- : ' lliit 'Walton ol Pomeroy r"irhole· tured Were . beautiful pictures wl.th backgroqftd of 'Velvet, to d. mas g _the Good S~Jip H~ prO:.. theme wa.s .. Lest We Forget." phuize the glaas fruit; a miniature Christmas tree covered mth jeet, Mra. Glen Roush aOO Mrs. Those attendirw were Mr. and candy; dried Roral arrangementa and many other usefUl items · ~· ·· ,,. ... Bill Grinstead were appototed to Mrs. Tom Hoffman an:l Tom, Mr. too raunerws to mention. Some of the proceeds will be used to hold a Senior Citizens parthe telephone committee. '-. ~Y 11 nd Mrs. Delton sa,re, ,....r, and " " voted to hold a card party with Mrs. Mark Ward, Mr. and Mrs. 1¥ ·and birthday parties for the ctdldren at Laklh - what a wonder. ':;.. Mrs. Bill Grinstead as chairman. James Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ful way to spend their money. ·' Mrs. John F. Roush was ap- Herndon, Mr. Nei.J Haymaker and pointed ct.l.rman of the rummage Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D~ sale to be held. Mrs. J a m e s can, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Sue Anna But~Jprner, daughter Gress wa1 appobted chairman of Roush, Mr. and Mrs. George In- Sayre, Janet Sa.Yre, Eddie SAyre, or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bum-the teen dance at the Canteen, des, York and C.ndi, Mr. and Bernita Sta!ta, Harriett nuxnp. son, Mr. all! Mrs. Paul Bum- garner; Judy Lathey, daughter date to be armounced. The annual Mra. Robert Gilmore and Becky, or Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lathey; Christma1 dimer will be held on Mr. &.lXI Mrs. Roy Jones a n d garner, Mrs. Albert Thompson, ·Mrs. Dorald Haynes and Mrs. Christba Howard, daughter of Dec. 10 at the Captain's Lounge, Mike. Mr. and Mrs. E4wln Stein, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. HO'Ifard, Jr.; toll..m.. with bowli,.. 100 1 112 Mr. IUld Mrs. Jameo N. Rouoh, Nora Staats. Gle..tolyn Ord, d.aug!Jter of Mr. AV ALANCIIE HOMEMAKERS ·Mr. and. Mrs. JameaGUbert, Mr. .crab big. The Avalanche Homemakers aDd Mrs. Richard Ord; Satdra Mn. ~rouse read a letter ancl Mrs. Harry Pickens, Rev. Plckena, daughter or Mr. a n d Club met at the home of Mrs. from Lakin State Hospital asking afli Mrs. Paul Fortney, Mra. FAMrs. Harry Pickens; Ralph for "Y'Olunteer help with the pa- ward Bumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staats. The meeting open-Uentl. Harry Miller and Gall. Mr. arr:l ed with the pledge to the fllg. Batey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil ~ delrmen were Mrs. Raben Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Devotions were led by Mrs. Has Batey. Potomac State Collegenamed b,. the president: lutena- Harold Bmnprner, Mr. andMrL Thompson. She read two poems, Dale Machir, son of Mr. ancl Mri. t:lcnl Atralrs, Good Ship HopeCharles Weaver and Mr. Waltm.. "Prayer by All Parents" a n d Chai-Iea Machir; Paul Homnftl\ "Family Reunion." and closed 1011 of Mr. IDd Mrs. Robert HottMrs. Richard Grinstead; camp CHEROKEE HOMEMAKERS Gallahad- Mrs. JOOn F. Roush; Cherokee Hc:memaken Club with the strwtqr or" Faith~ OUr man; Jerry Morgan, aon Of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan. West VIrFine Arts- Mra. Rose Weaver; met at the heme of Mn. Donald Fathers'' by the group. ginia Te<h, ~ery, W. VL The lesnon,' "Living Creat:lwl,y COnservation- Mrs. D. w. £m.. Duncan with the president. Mra. Mark Grinltead, son or Mr. bleton; Educatloa. - Mrs. Bobby Delton Sayre, pre1iding. De~ Throueh Our Middle Years," was and Mrs. Foster Grinstead; PhUGrimm; Home Lite - Mrs. Ken- tiona were led by Mrs. Kate led by Mrs. Howard Roush. The president, Mrs. Harr7 lp Goodnite, son of Mrs. Frances Deth Vickers; Health - M r s. Roush. Mrs. Aha Luckeydoo led staats, invited the irOtCI to her Goodnlte; David cOok, son ofMr. James Gresai Safety - Mrs. pn;yer aM Mra. Archie Browning home tor a Christmas dhmer oo alii Mrs. Roy Cook; Ronnie WichaelTI.YioriPubllcAttalrs- gave a reading, "The Real MeanRooah, son of Mr. and Mrs. NelDecember 19. Mrs. Glen Roush; International ing Of Thankaglvifle."' Those attending w ere Mrs. son Roush; Larcy Fre)', son of Affairs - Mrs. Bill Grinstead; On Dec. 10 the club will hold a Howard Roush, Mrs. Albert Mr. m:t Mra. Jack Fry; George Community Improvement- Mrs. Christmas dinner with the place '1'1tompsoo, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Randolph, Jr., son of Mr. and A. L. Sprouse. to be amounc:ed. A gift exchange Mra. Ray Thompson, and gueata Mrs. George Randolph. Llndoey Refreshments were served to 1'rl11 be held at that time. thole attendiJV, Mrs. Bill Gri~ The lessm. ~<LfvingCreatlvely Bonnie Staats and Mra. Harry Wilson College, Col1Dilbia, Ky.Karen Greene, da~Chter of Mr. 1tead, Mra. Glen Roush, Mr1. A. Through MiddleYears,"wupr~ sta .. t .. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS and Mr1. R. G. Greene; CbarleaL. ~rouae, Mra. D. W. Embleton sented by Mrs. Delton Sayre. SUtdents sperdl• the TlaJ1k&.. ton l!eaut,y AcodemJr, Charlo.. and the hostesses, Mrs. John F. Those in attemance.J'ere Mrs. gi vlng holldlys with their partoo, W, VL -,Jane Roulb, daoll>Roush 1M Mrs. James Gress. Archie Browning, Mrs. 01car Casto, Mrs. Gerald Clarke, Mrs. ents: from Marahall Univenitr, ter of Mr&. Velma Roush; So(\YII PROUD PLANTERS CLUB Alva Lucke)'doo. Mrs. Ernie Huntington, W. VL - SOndra Yonl<er, dlughter oflllr.andMrL The ProOO Planters Junior Roush, Mra. Olmer Roush, Mrs. Gibbs, dqhter of Mr. afli Mrs. Charle• F. Yonker. IDterlatic& Garden Club met on Friday eve- Delton Sayre, Mrs. K. K. Scltes, Leo F. Gibbs; R<mie Stein. son a! Tabulallne lmJiitute, PhlladeJ.. ning at the New Haven Elemen. Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Olarles of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin stein; pbla, PL - Gloria Glbbo, dalllll>tary School. They opened with stone, Mrs. Elroy Roush arr:l Mrs. Leah Am Mlller, daughter ofM:r. ter ol Mr. IUld Mra. Ralph Gibbs, the eonaervatlon pledge, the Jun- Duncan and guest. Mrs. Emory and Mrs. Harry Mlller; Kenneth Jr. Huntlngtoo School of Bull~or C.rden Oub pledge and the Hart. Rollins, Dale Rollins an:l Sharon Deal, Huntlr&ton, W. Va. - Myra Velma Junior club prayer, VERNON STAR DUSTERS Rollins, children or Mr. an:l Mrs. Rouah, daugltter of The Veroon Star Dusters 4-H Kemed& Rollina; Larry Ball, 1011 Routh. Undley MDitary School, MrL DavidSimclltonpruented the program on planting and car- Club met at the home of Diane or Mr. and Mra. James Ball; Wheeling, W, VL- JQ Rldpoy, iQif of bulbs. She displayed sever- Bumprner with the pn•lderK, Nancy Iilli, douglrter of Mr. IUld son ot Mr. am Mra. Cbules a1 posters afli charta taklrw: the Barry HQnea presiding. Devo- Mn. Herman Layne; Betty Sm lth; Stanton M!lllary Scbool, bulb through the planlirc •taee to tions were led b;y Comie Holt- Scarberry, daughter of Mr. and Sti!Kon, VL - Jason Inpla, •on the bioasom.s. man. The meetirc opened with Mr1. John Scarberry; Charlene of Mr. and Mro. George lnpiL A Chrlatmaspartywillbegiven the 4-H song, 4-H pledge •00 the Dodd, dougllter of Mr. a..t Mro. United Electronic lnatltute, I.a. b)' -the NehadimaGardenClW,tor roll caD Paalm 67 was read by Charles Dodd; Barbara Marshall, iaYlUe, Ky. - Eddie Hal•teld, the membenon~ Jefresh- Connie Hoft'man. and poemawere daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WWlmn 10n of Mr. and M.rs. SUnue1 Jtal.. menta were served to QP.roxi- read by Eddie Sayre, Diane~ Marshall; Lynn Miller, daughter stead, CurU• Ktrc. son of Mr mate!¥ 15 perSOfll!l by Mrs. Jfll:ln prner and Harriett Thomp•on. of Mrs. Josephine Miller. Welt am Mrs. Revill. Klrw. Powell a.-.! Mrs. Simonton. 4-H project books were dla- Virginia UniversiQ", Morgantown BJR111 ANNOUNCEJ;l BIRni ANNOUNCED tributed to members. They de. - PhD Cooke, son of Mr. and Mr. ard Mn. COle Staatl ot Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gilland an cldad to bold a 1katlng party on Mrs. Robert Cooke; W1lllam· 3rd Street, New Hlftn, are a. announcing the birth of • 4llulh- Dec. 6 with neryone hn1ttng Roush, aon of Mr. 1111 Mn. Joe nounclrw the birth o! a dauattter ter 011 Nov. II, at Holzer Medical three pu.ts. Thil will be held Fox. Ohio Unlversit;y, Athens, on Novambar 19, at Holzer MedCenter. Tile Infant welglled 7 at the New !lawen Communlt,y Ohio - Max Brown, 1011 ol MrL Ical CerUI'. Tht lnlanl baa boon pounda. 8 ounce• ud hu bMrl Bulldh'C. Members drew DIDlel Fr1nces Brown. Glenvllle state -eel Angela Mlchele and nllhCollege, Glenvllle, W. Va. nuned Julia Am. for their Christmas party, ed 7 pound1, 15 OUDCIIS. The maternalarandPirentllre Matern.l gnn:ho&ber Ia Xr•. Atten:llng ~re Barr7 Haynes. steve Wood, aon ~Mr. and Mn. Dorll Rebman ot CleYeland, 0., Diane Bamgarner, Connie Hoff.. Emo Wood; Lermle Tenaat_ 1011 Mr. a!Kl Mro. Da1111l Tal'lor of and lhe maternal P'lnd1lliltber Ia man, Debbie Hoffman, ~ of Mr. IUld Mrs. carl Telllllnt; sn ..rtaa, w. VL, a..t the pater-. RECREATION FOIJNDA110N The New Ha~D Recreation Foundltioo Boerd met Nov. 21 It the New Raven Ccmmunlty Buildirw wltll Donl1d Ohllrcer, preaident, preddine. The gfiKI) toured the building to decide what needed to be done to the buUdiQ!: to pllt it in good cOfdl- :;:: ;:;:;.. HaY"" , bort, -un. - 1 r w the w... lllolla Arnold, llar7car..,, ,...._ • • Dllloo, &lolo Daw-, Boa;r New President LIVE WD!E CLASS NEW HAVEN- ThtN<Jvernber meettncottht Uve WtreCluaot HARTFORD - Eleelion the New Havea United Methodlat fleer. was "'held at the receli; Church wa1 a dinner meetlnlbeld mntlPK of the Lakl n state H• at the Rouall catoterta at Gra- pttal Au-ciliary wt.n it met in ham Statlm. 1be lnvocattm was the library of the hOopItaL lll•eo b)' Mrs. Paul FOJ'IDO>'. In the presence . of the two Followinl the dlmor Ill r 1. CGordiMI<lro ol Volunlol7 Sor· Howard Burrll presided at the vice., Mra. Vivian M. Blatt 1M bullne•• fi\CietJne. Mr1, Burris Mra. Faye C. Lymle, the A.uDJ.. waa in eharge of the devOtions, tary elected Mra. Besate Cadle, !ollowlnl which member• Join· President; Mra. Maclne Lea, od hinds and "Bloat Be the Vice - PrealdePt; Mrs. Ell• Tie 'Ibat Binda." The cloalng beth Cld1ler, Secretary; MrL prayer was <dered to' Mr1. Iva Athe7, Treasurer, and llrL Bolton. Mary LleYlrw. chalnnan of p~ An elecdon ~olrtceriWAiheld grams. and tlle following were chosen: A diacUSIIOil. WIS held 011 the prelldent, Mrs. Howard Burris; purchase of muslin fw curtains vice..prelideat, Mrs. George Jew- on lUIIe or U. ward• at the hoi" aU; aecretary, Mrs. CWf Rouahi pital, the procurement of IOQd tre1.1urer, Mr 1. Otha. Uerinl; used furnlture for the llvlqJ ar.. ia1IIIWK treuurer, Mn. 'lbel- eaa of the tem&le wards, llfiJ the ma Capohart;publlcltychalrman, obtaintrw of ChrUtmaa card• tor Mro. Thelma~. the use of the patients. In the CommiUeea include: Flower afternoon U!.e AuxWaQ conductl1md, Mrs. ClQII>n Athey, Mro. ed games fw the llltlenta. Rachel SQre, Mra. llaY Weaver; rilltatioo commlttee, Mrs. - at Muon Gnclo Sohool rua; RobiD st.ewart, tbllnaato- \~kit ~Ma v..-, ,._. line VooMotor, aa.olo Varian, CberJ1 v...-.r. Doni•Wtrr7, Jill WIIIOn,DilmoW..,a., Tw· and 14111 lead- · Judr 918hel, llai1 ,llld ... v..11or111a Joaol, Vlddo "'*-, ••· Mra. ~tit.- WW1'7, Mn. ,. • R. car..., an11 11ra. JoofiJh ptone ,Jolrl-. - . Vlcldo Julie L. · .laMa. BeiYa JolinlOlli, Renee Keeney, Sllllla (Jb.. At 11111'1 orlc!ea, a U.S . .Uver l"""r, TV17 Pro111U, carla Ill<· dollar about e1.11 F~land, Terrrlosa, Cathy Saw- worth ol oUver. ot.i. ' Santa Outfitting Has Spotlight for Awhile ...,'\:aiD, lon. herculon arxl nk Tlloro It ur.- - I D oum- Iarmon ........, tiM<Y wlllll tu : lila tba farm picture work lor themoe!Yo1 llllll ...,. 01111111 lllllli'CCIIII>IOIItlolnallo- 11'01 tbolr own delllnle1. Their tleally. !Ddh1<WIIIIID and ! r - II a • 1be America. tanner aD!D- ball.c ebuac:terlltic ol. our na-to bo the .,..ofthe u-1 bert-. In our ellort1 Amort""" pOfllllllllll. He J>111 ID uolll the Iarmer IUld c r mert for ...ll'1tldnl he UIIIIDIS a better prGIJ'UD, we mull DeY· - · loll thin ot any lime or override that with , _ the Greol llepHoaiiD fD . . , , . , _ eoatrot. Gov01'11l110111 1lo 'lblrtloo. Ha bit mon thaD nwlt <loVolo!l a _ . . , that will >lplld llli ollldMey ond belp - not rule and overpower au.u.tQ> ond bit ......,.._ him. od b)' prlceo 10 low 111ot tiM<Y - bon\r- hll ~• ' ' • - · · - - IUld lao!- SOLID-STATil S'l'ICBIIOPBONIO BlOB - · toderal farm pollclol bave routed "' • crWo which r•cbea aerot• tbl Nadan fDtD '"'0<1 farm IIDIIIWBI bomo. FJDIIILJTY wlda I'OWIIBI'UL - "Bt1LL BOBN'' s - Soua4 s,.'- ...pile. • • New Adm!nl"BuU,IIora" ~~tr;~+=--wltll two pawarful g!W'ta' wa-..--• SoUd..&tate I'M/AM, PM &&.r.o Muldp&a Raillo Troop f87 met recently at Ma- 1011 Chrlll United MeCbodltt Church and made TbaD<qlvlng favor•. They were later dlatrtbuted tu a hoopltal. ID the aear torture they will . doll.o to be stvon to Laldn Slate Hoopltal. c.t- ... v...... __ ....,.._ .. _* .... -- Tentadve plans ue -.de:~ fhl1 lor the 11'0011 to preiOIIIaChrllt- • 'l'lmiDc aw..RWt • JUnmiMt.J CODWDI ~ APC "!Gab·Ia"" PM ltadom ao "driltial.'" • _......, • c--. a-. Cba...- ..w. a.97-dutJ IIIIOtociW . . . . . . ....._.. lolr,__ _,.IM.,. _ .. _ opladlo • i.dmlml ~ .... Toot Arm with Cerullo c.trWip . ·•. a-Itt.. "n-Ibil" Dlamaad SI.J.lus PuU~"W~••..,.....,.Iolll..,.,tiVt«WIIIl .•............ ...... BdHil,_.....,.. • . , . . . .... .,...., ~- .,._ Ollllilroll Water Comml1aloaer, and Mrs. Edwin Stein, llbrarton. The majority o1 the IIUl8IIDI was IPonl diacuallnc the movIDg of the library. The IJnlted MetJKJd:l.lt Church board baa vot- ' or •' '299·95 .· eel to lease the old MethodUt Church tu the Ubrary Hoord lor BAKER u.. the purpoae hoo81ng the brary. The lepl matter• In the tri.D88cd.OO. were referred 1D Mr. WlUiam Rardin, town aU:onle1. I PM1••r• ~ i l FURNITURE { t: MIDDLEPORT, 0- ---------------- i ,, -. . -, ' . ' ' . \. ,. ' ' ~·Mr • ·~ _._j' Adortlser:.: t ,. ~ rarm.ra a r e hit pertloultrl1 lllrd - !Ileal pollclol which ........... hiP 111terell ondlntenllreteo r--· "' tba put ,... - - hl&llar thin at any lime t ha ClvU War. - - ratoo are ,. SL54l; Ccmunoo & HM.tn, Jt to IL'15. Extra Plaid Stamps (I & WITHPURCHASEOF$10.00 • t&..pt a... II'Ohlbllod 11y ~wl I • Coupon V•h~ Tin O.C. 10 In AH CoNmbut Urtit AI' S.... One coupon redtH~Mi with Mch 110 ,... ...... i I .lit.,.. TOP CUT What could be more welcome? Everyone needs food ............... .It...... ..... •••.• . ~~~~ Maybe, that's why so many of our customers choose A.tP Gift Certificates each year. There are $5 and $10 certificates, as well as certificates for Grade "A" Super-Right Thrkeys, Jane Parker Fruit Cake or other foods of your choice. They're an ideal gift for almost anyone on your list. ...... ..... SWIFT'S PREMIUM VAWES! TENDER.TASTY E1111 S.111p • • .... &lc I • lb. ....,. ..., Stri..-For lnl•l•c ...... ' c...,. .: :, . LOWEST PRICE of the SEASON POTATOES u;""r;i 1 solve his gift problems. CCM"f'ltlatlt e IH7, Tttl GMAT AfLAMTIC lo ..ACif'IC TIA CO., INC. ..... SMOKED • • ,.. age Pic1ics • • • • 111111........ . • Sllolllllacll •• • lallllt • , ,..S13t 11'11. . . . . . . . . • • Leg-0-Lamb • llt.ztc S.lla11 Dl111n • • • 2.... Mlll•c Fllllfl ~": • .... SSe P.S. Does the man of your, house have a long list of business friends and/or employees? Your AlP Store .Manager can help him h!P!ar!Jormero •· lllld Ill lliiiQ' . . - an IIIII a- lb. Boneless Round 10~?'" • • Boneless Round Steak ~J} $101 Boneless Round Steak New York Strip Steak • ....2" Tender Cube Steaks • .... s101 Delmonico Steaks • • • ...s1" Sirloin Steaks • • • • • ... s1• Sirloin Tip Steaks • • • ...s1• Porterhouse c~~. Steaks • ..... 121 Minute Steaks • • • • Idea? 'i' ~ 20 ~~i 79c 50-lb.llag .•• *1.79 ..... ..... ..... Fresh Broccoli •• • Navel Orances • • • • Pineapples H:~~~N . • Fresh Butto1 Musbooms • vailable It llll' !1l'b. MEIGS- GALLIA-MASON AREA CIRCULATION .SUNDAY TIIES-SENTINEL:.. __________________ J0,510 lll~llltYIIa!IIDI' tho Amort... Iarmer that the 111tkm ntura to DDII - MletJonel')' -11'1 IIIII eboapl mull tako pl... u ..... Wo OOIIIIIl be ID lot the poll..... "-"""" farmer to lti ..... wllhlll farm - · that- --eally .......... Olio 011\r ID look at the l - · • to ..-~oc~p the failure ol IIIII _..... 'lllout"' ,........ ...... Jolt the f a r m , - .... dlqpdat .. aiarlldlll nle, the ............ ' I I ol farm - GALLIPOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE. ______________ .:. __ 5,486 ' A -llfi-al- (llllllent Cll Cftdlt. Get SOLID Coveragt••• _ •• In the .l 111111 ..... - 8 per from 1966 ID 11188, liDial periODal IDeomo from flrlnlnl dNpped - 16 per eent. No MIIDOIII ol !be American P'V'.." ' • bu been required tu IUIIer a more llllfalr burdla ........ ol the lll!lallaaary pollclea ol our auvernmeat. II~ bit hit the tanner "' 'fl$. ...,, Total farm debt la8l yoor 1ftlll up b)' 15 per eenl, aa -~~~ ol more thin $1,200 per farm, thelr ... dre - - .. very delll\r .... "' !lira. Wldle ei*fmetect umual :Income - ,, Plymouth, Vt. VEAL CALVES - TaDI, " Secoads, S9; MecllLID, ~-to CHOICE FULL CUTS al aetlm. NotldrJa lea• Ia clemiiii:Sld lor ... ladultr7 which .. lar- 11tuattm the ~1\:""' tor tbe tanner IPA ·.... ~· .-r-:. OY!Jr7 IIJIIo. Farm I n - bit • doeliDod 12 per lil'om !HI. ; Farm J)I'O'Wtlon IJPIIlll ro• .: ID a riiCiml hiP of fat bllllaa. ., Calvin Coolidge wao IIWCirll ID aa prealdent of tbo U states In bis father'• home at =.u BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Is were to come to a-..-tbeoo-dbe - e e l national dloaeterollllll • "tol . &n:IJell 'ouctl' when be.PUlla," 11)'1 Doan. "He'll let 10 1n a burry, then." mW!at _.ken - more thin the combined euiployment tn the lteel .lDdultrJ,Ibe mltOmatlvetndullry, tnlllportatlon IUld public utllltlao. I! halt the lndul- i od. ~ 1:1 -amtntna tbe aarlcaltural .t-J.ulUJJa boord'l '"Gnb bold of the chla CIC» tbe baekbaoe ol the Natlm. The farming ID4IIII'y emp!Qro U ~ . .... """ all the otherl - · ·.... . . i are uaed. ,._Ia Wliat doeo o Doan do U a chtld wants to pull Santa'• - ·-· 171 llo¥.toat, HOGS Dl,IHf d.ll te II; lloaYioo, IT 11, ILffl tWU, lUO to.J.I.to; ,_...., 1$.10 ... 17,10; - · · IO.to Ill Pip, t to !1; - . II to lt. CATTLE - -.,., 110 to U-110: He~Wo, ILIO to U:711 Fat c-•• 14..50 to 11.11; ca. ..,.., u to 14; auu., at.a • n; IIIW< con, 71 to 1151Cowl lllld Cal-, Ul to !Ill Stoek Staoro, lt. 71 to It71; Stoek Hel!aro, 17.10 to ~ stock steer Cal.... to 10. 541; Stoek HeUor Cal- 17 to2t. "SUPER-RIGHT" Cj)UALITY - Cut From Corn Feel Beef! - . . rooult"' ~ flder· ~ Prominent clothier of Sl.l'lt& Ia the Collegeville flag Co. ot CollegevUle, Pa., wlllch produces 20,000 suits each year. Velve-teens and velours are popular, but corduroy and woolelll also -~· • 1:rauPortlt1on \ without llll!lOOI'IntiiO hurry-. United Stat11, at Albion. It waa foondod 30 yearo oco b)' the late Charles W. Howard, lore ~e santa at Maey's Department Store ln New York. Now ruit by Nathan Doon of Be,y Clt,y, Mlcl>igan, the school holds classe• for one week every October and tea.cbea everytht ... trom half to apply make.._.. to the best nnp tor a ..ho-ho-bo." Doan takes the course serious-- CoupOft Yancl Tlaru Dec. 10 In AH Calumbul Unit A&P Storn One Coupon ,.deemed with uch $20 purdYH • .. - ·loo1Di thelr ,lobo ond tbel.r IDYIItmelltl - If half our , Dau. _., his Jl'W';....., 1:811 obo "' ,..._ IDOl <hll<lnn better than IDQSt J'Qebtatrllt., talk to 60 llunlllot .. - cause yak hair comea from Communl•t Oalna, no auch beards are aroorKI thl1 seaaon. If they were, they'd sell for 11200 to $300 each. Pt. PIM. ., W. Ya. !JI • l,JOO - Ulllll tba)' - And just tor ihe reeord, 1here aad dl•cua• reUIIeerawltblll the 1s one school tor SarU-1. lD the eonfldenee of a fore•t ra~~~~r.. lbcept it.mt prahibit-.:1 by S.wl try wu "' - · - If halt !be 4MJIPQreea iD atltomoblle pluta tlaroqboat the Dltlob were tbJ'eat.. ~ room ud ......_ That'• rlgtt ..• 7ak hair, the Ufta11> of phOQ)' bemll. Be- WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 · !re'I'IIIIIIY llnored, I ouope<t, i becauoe be reta!D1 Gilly 6per cent ~ of the natloDII vote. Yet C o n; IJ'UI mult reeoa:nlze that o·u r ~ farmers and rural .,..&e ue ou.t.darblll"- , ...... (ll.IO .................... ....,.., • Aut.omatic..,pllk.,.._ilhllkl'afWW.....clll...,.. out In a oult cootlntloniY etL pJUI tbotll, the,y _ , &S.C.'• Qlocholor of Clhf). Extra Plaid Stamps lhlu t mllllaa _ . . iatt the farm IInce the 1tart ol tbla decade. American farmer• tn 1&88 w~n ablorb 1 etl'l wlloa PI¥ cut. Farm bll ria., ~ - a BtartiiDc 110 per cent otne. 19,0. ID llhorl, the Amorl<111 Iarmer bll bla baek to !be wall. •' Tht pllgbl ol the Iarmer lo • • PNcWoa ........... W!U* PlY ..................... hair. a- r-.. - PT. PUAW'T I.IYII1I)!:Il hU.I 00. \rondiOdohll-- ,., tn, Clip ...t Redeem The11 CoupoM .!.:!:b,~~bave u.!{ more The BAJISIIY • Modal Y1II18A MJIIIOO Girl Soout NEW YORK (UPO - There qe1, accordl• to the American ia one •mall buline11 , In tile Textile Marllf'ac:turera In1tltute, llnitad States which for a rew Inc. 'lbl7'll swath themaelvea weeks etch year takea the BPOt- in 150,000 yardloftabrlu,mo• llllht from the blc boyo llko l,y red, to remllld adult• at earlier da)'a anti their children ol General Moton ancl IBM. That'a tbe buslDBsa ot outfit- thet big nlcht coming ICJ, Year-Round Job ting Sonia Clalllel. Seetrw that 101ne 3o,ooo sa~ ADd 1968 is a boom year ln taa are Qprq)riltely clothed is thi1 hfBhb'-aeasonll buthoeaa. Department atore and atreet a yeAr-round job. Meyer Jac<Jby aDd Son. New corner Santls wW use about 30 York City, Ia one of six comtons of uhair" to creatlrc Christmal dreama lor children or all pa.nlea sp~ctallztrw: tnSarta Claus ...u111o ALL TRANSISTOR CHASSIS Made Up Favon "'""'ole lor- ' Troop .f.87 Girls MASON - --&Ill Narda. JaCGb uaes about 20,000 For the 1 - SolD ol Peril l"'"ftd• of tho wllltell YlriiiD Q)'• lon tvel')' )WI', It is crilqNd, Ave. ., Kn. £Uslbetll Blbcoek twlated, a&eamed, drlM. combed ol Alblorl. N.Y., ol!er1 a oult and sewed lrto more thaD 10,- with ge..W. hnch rllll>lt 000 boord llllll will oato nDintl trim, 1 - - . . a ""' for ~5 to $511 each. bl& a ~U~m~.eh pld, IIOftl, Belrd1 come In other mitt- beard, wla IUld ~ ldt for rials, too. Amona: U.m are cot$400. Abnvo '""""' ton. wool, mohair, d,ynel, daJ'.. to work the BowtJ7 can dtck BUSINESS TODAY .... - lbalp- -_ . .... ..... ,brllbl ... 01111 tba _tiJIOI _ ,..,.- t• c+e rh ...... ...... "' -• ..,ilrleollturOI.-. a; lllolr .......... firm- ....... 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W•l••ts ~ Eic•t O'CI... C.U. •• ~.. ,_ .......... ~,.. I IJ �6 - The llai.ly StN.Inel, MM:idleport.-Pomeret)', 0., December 4, 1968 na1 ~Ms are :Mr. ani Mrs. V. L. stull, Wild~, W, New Haven Soeial Events VL .... Mrs. Cadle is- PTA. li&r, RaJ&1h Rottpn, New Haveo. Patenal grt.tQJarer&a are Mr. ailS Mra. Jobn Dla.I.DI GtUand of New Haven. Great;cra,....enU an Mr. and Mra. Earl Rottcen of F1orlda m1 Mra. Ella Giiland of Hartford, W. VL TO SPONSOR BAZAAR AND FLOWER SHOW uon. The New Haven Garden Club The 1 katifw rink room has wW sporiiOl' a Cbriatmu Buaar MASON The Donald Bum.pi'Dr1 ol New Haven han op. been lllinted aiher and the and Flower ShowonSaturdl.y,Delroq> decided to paint the eember 7, at the Hartlord Ele- ened another '"Rack and CUe." Juat recently the Maaoo Fo.mtalD wa• converted into a recreableachera. The ar0141 will meet mentary SchooL Mrs. OtUe Roush tloll place .r.th a PJOI table, !lin bell, juke box, pop and ~ at the building Dec. 4 to begill is chairman of the bazaar al.ld maeblnea added. Anlold Weaver hal been employed to look after the painting and cleanirw. Anyone Mrs. Ra.y Protfttt la chalnnan ol tho elltoblllhment. wishing to help should come to ·the a011rer show. Members of the The New Haveo Rack and CUe has been open tor sometime ln the bulldifl!: at this time aRI bring Nehacllma Garden Club will para paint brush and container. 1be ticlpate in the Dower show.ltems the Ma""' Counl)' Bank Building with the same recreation ldconcession stand t.s been moved and arrangements must be at the va.ntqea u tbe one at MIRODo exclijlt · colored televt.Bton, wtdeb it; bulldlng. lllro. F.ddJe White and lllro. to the right side of the entrance school~ Ua.m. and the bauar In the buemont ol the Jack lk!aa are emplQ1ed here. and the bleacher removed from and show will be open to the P._ \ die front of this side and a serv- lie at 2 p, m. SEVERAL MASON COU~IANS baiPd deer In the TNT areo ing window placed. The left side Members will serve saMEarl w. Rfie,y, Ma1<>1, oo TUeoda>; &<>t a 9.polnt bud<, IUld was enlarged and this will now be wiches, doruts, cake or pie. cot- his IIDil. Earl Riley, &Ot • 7..pJint lbwt 45 minutes later. the room to rent skates. ree or tea along Mth selling bc:rne-Bob Moaaman or Vincent, Ohio, hunting In the same area on WUilam Russell was appointmade camly, cookies, popcorn Thurade,y, and Otto Miller etf West COlumbia both bauocl 7.polnl ed to replace Marvin Roush on balls. pies, handmade tote bags, the bolrd. The grtq) discussed eprons, tlmrer arrangements, bucks. Larry King, formerly ol New Haven, and now ol M!llal, W. placing a rall around the skating wreatha, towels, place mats, Va., gut an S..potnt buck with bow and arrow at Ravenswood. The Ooor but no decision was made. A tablecloths, lint removers, etc. !lire!;.!~ animal weighed 1fl ,llOIIIIda. report was given that there had The schedule tor the Dower All hunters cao•t be 10 lucky. Russell Cl,pehart BJ)8lit several Mrs. Roy Hotb:nan, Mrs. P a u I been over 100 skatingthelasttwo show Is as tallows: .. Getting diQ's hunting In Grant COun1;y wUb no luck. Better lftl.ck to gueas- Forme,y and Mro. Otha Uovlnl. Saturdays. It was noted to charge Ready tor Christmas", theme. AuendlnB the dlmer were Mrs. 25 cents admission for everyone Class 1 - "0 Holy Night," a lng scores - eaa't have all the luck - He won a Honda. R83 Weaver, Mrs. Georp JewAI ooe travel• Rt. 33 tbrOUih M.uoa, we notice two old homes entering the rink and 25 cents religious 1ymbol of the Savior's ell, Mrs. Lomte Jewell, M r s. to rent skates. A ticket will be birth; Class 2 - "Santa Claus is standing side by aide that have been made very attractive with Rachel Sa,yre, lllro. 0. 0, SQre, c1ven 'Nhen the admllaion is paid CmllDH to Town," something to white shingles. The ftrlt bou8e oa the right. lhat of Mary Wal•b'B, Mro. Ada Rickard, Mrl. - and an.yone relltiJ1r- skates Will delight a chUd; Class 3 - "Hap- have new black shutters wbl.ch add much to lUI attraetlveneas. A· ard Burris, Nra. Ra,y Bostm, regl ster inat.Md of being gl ven py Holidays," a door decoration; cl'1)ss the street 11!1 the bome of Mr. and Mn. Jack Riley, and it Mro. Georp Sayre, Mrs. Bernlnother ticket as baa been the Clau 4 - "Home for Olrist- ~is attractive with white alUII\lNun aidl.~. ard Uevln& MOlle Bumprner, practlce. mas," a table decoration; Class Mrs. T. Bert Rouall, Mrs. Rw' I ATTENDED THE NEW HAVEN Women's Club art exhibit The board gave the New Haven 5 - "Trim a Tree", amall home-Hottman, Mrs. Cllfr Roo.sh, Mrl. on Tuesday, and saw creative works of art galore. Junior Woman's Club permission ma.de trees not to exceed 24" in Ed1th Roush, Mrs. Burrell Da·wMrs. Edwin Stein, New Haven, besides being an excellent lito r~n the Canteen, the date heighth; Class 6 - "Winter Won101\, Mrs. Harry Bumgarner, to be announced later. The next derlaOO," an assemblage uain8 brarian, also excels in ege crafta. Some of the decorated eggs Mrs. Paul Fortney. Mrs. Letha board meeting wlll be Dec. 5 at painted arw:klr sprayed bnnches; which sbe exhibited featured tiny story book cbaractero placed Kelly, Mrs. Edlth Bumgarner, 7:30 at the City Buildi~. Class 7 - "Light A ca.Dle lor lnolde the egg, tiny delicate colored bralda decorated the <JUl. Mrs. otba Uerln&, Mrs. C~ side. Imagine the patience it rtQd.re1 to cut holea In an egg shell. Attendlnc the meeting w e r e Chirstmas," an arnngement usAtbey, Mrs. Eatyl Clark, IUld Donald Ohlinger, Robert Curtis. lng one or more candlesj Class :!lte also exhibited her hOmemade candles. Mrs. Thelma CaPehart. Mrs. Eugene Hester, also of New has added to her Gary Roush, R. G. Greene, W~8 - "Christmas Bella," an arCOUNCn. MEETING liam Kbnes, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- rangement including bells; Class dried apple characters (taces made r1. dried apples) and includes NEW HAVEN - The Now llaliam Ruuell, Mrs. Cecil Duncan., 9 - ''Do Not Open Until Christ- a king, queen, prin<:el8, eskimo, an lnd1aD and lWibUb' people, jult ven Town COllleil met on Mon· Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. J a c k mas," gaily wnpped Christmas to mention a rew. Also featured were ber homemade candles. Mro. Fred Balny, another ~ lady, cllsple,yed ber plclures day eveoin& in regular ses1loa nesher, Mrs. Eugene Hester. packagesj Class 10- UAnything Mn. Nell Haymaker and Mrs. A. Goes," YOur lavorlte C6ifitiiiil made o1. dried materials such a1 pine cone• etc. !be back&round of with recorder, Helen Flelc!B, pre. aldiJig. other& iaattendancewere L. ~rouse. decoration. Any sprayed, painted, color!lll woven materials added mud! to Bora! plcturea. Ceramics made by Doria Barlow ol. ~eld. Ohio, and ex- Gary Rouall, Ardwr Thabet, Lew· JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB or artificial materials may be t1 &Jmmera, R. G. Greene, eounThe New Haven Junior Wom- used. Classea will be judged on hibited by her stster.W-'aw, Mra. WUUam Ru1sell, included a ~U members, WWiam Kimes, an's Club met Nov. 24 at the how well each entry tultuls the nativity scene, pitcher, candy dlah and rnaQY other interut.lng "' Alex~ulllen Memorial Library requirements or the schedule. pieces. Edward Com, art instructor at Wahama Junior and Selllor building wUh Mra. JIJI'lef. Gress Any class havi~ less than three Hlgb School, deacrlbed the diUerent ki!Kls ol art and exhibited and Mn. John F. Roush as host- entries wUJ not be jtdged. several J)r the wome11 to vtew. Among those exhibited were DBint~ esses. The meet1JJg ~ned 'frith WIN ONE CLASS MEETING the plodgo to the llag, the giving The Win One Claso of the Unit- ing1 made by hla former Ravenswood art student•. of the Ten Cub Commandments, ed Methodist O!urch met ror a and Mrs. Gress read a poem, Thanksgiving dinner at Hartford THE M.\SO"'l MOTHER'S CLUB at Mason, recently held a Ba.. Sm\ethl~ Good About You." Methodist Church. The invocation zaar ln tbe Mason Christ United Methodist Church basement and The £!'0\V was invited to the was given by Rev. Paul Fortney, had a wonderful display ol handmade articles ranging from hand~ heme of~ Richard Grinstead The guest speaker was Mr. l{er- ..•made hasaocks, to all sorts r1 decorations r~ the hollda,y1. Fea· :.; on Dec~ 13 m:ll4 to make paja:- : ' lliit 'Walton ol Pomeroy r"irhole· tured Were . beautiful pictures wl.th backgroqftd of 'Velvet, to d. mas g _the Good S~Jip H~ prO:.. theme wa.s .. Lest We Forget." phuize the glaas fruit; a miniature Christmas tree covered mth jeet, Mra. Glen Roush aOO Mrs. Those attendirw were Mr. and candy; dried Roral arrangementa and many other usefUl items · ~· ·· ,,. ... Bill Grinstead were appototed to Mrs. Tom Hoffman an:l Tom, Mr. too raunerws to mention. Some of the proceeds will be used to hold a Senior Citizens parthe telephone committee. '-. ~Y 11 nd Mrs. Delton sa,re, ,....r, and " " voted to hold a card party with Mrs. Mark Ward, Mr. and Mrs. 1¥ ·and birthday parties for the ctdldren at Laklh - what a wonder. ':;.. Mrs. Bill Grinstead as chairman. James Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ful way to spend their money. ·' Mrs. John F. Roush was ap- Herndon, Mr. Nei.J Haymaker and pointed ct.l.rman of the rummage Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D~ sale to be held. Mrs. J a m e s can, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Sue Anna But~Jprner, daughter Gress wa1 appobted chairman of Roush, Mr. and Mrs. George In- Sayre, Janet Sa.Yre, Eddie SAyre, or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bum-the teen dance at the Canteen, des, York and C.ndi, Mr. and Bernita Sta!ta, Harriett nuxnp. son, Mr. all! Mrs. Paul Bum- garner; Judy Lathey, daughter date to be armounced. The annual Mra. Robert Gilmore and Becky, or Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lathey; Christma1 dimer will be held on Mr. &.lXI Mrs. Roy Jones a n d garner, Mrs. Albert Thompson, ·Mrs. Dorald Haynes and Mrs. Christba Howard, daughter of Dec. 10 at the Captain's Lounge, Mike. Mr. and Mrs. E4wln Stein, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. HO'Ifard, Jr.; toll..m.. with bowli,.. 100 1 112 Mr. IUld Mrs. Jameo N. Rouoh, Nora Staats. Gle..tolyn Ord, d.aug!Jter of Mr. AV ALANCIIE HOMEMAKERS ·Mr. and. Mrs. JameaGUbert, Mr. .crab big. The Avalanche Homemakers aDd Mrs. Richard Ord; Satdra Mn. ~rouse read a letter ancl Mrs. Harry Pickens, Rev. Plckena, daughter or Mr. a n d Club met at the home of Mrs. from Lakin State Hospital asking afli Mrs. Paul Fortney, Mra. FAMrs. Harry Pickens; Ralph for "Y'Olunteer help with the pa- ward Bumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staats. The meeting open-Uentl. Harry Miller and Gall. Mr. arr:l ed with the pledge to the fllg. Batey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil ~ delrmen were Mrs. Raben Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Devotions were led by Mrs. Has Batey. Potomac State Collegenamed b,. the president: lutena- Harold Bmnprner, Mr. andMrL Thompson. She read two poems, Dale Machir, son of Mr. ancl Mri. t:lcnl Atralrs, Good Ship HopeCharles Weaver and Mr. Waltm.. "Prayer by All Parents" a n d Chai-Iea Machir; Paul Homnftl\ "Family Reunion." and closed 1011 of Mr. IDd Mrs. Robert HottMrs. Richard Grinstead; camp CHEROKEE HOMEMAKERS Gallahad- Mrs. JOOn F. Roush; Cherokee Hc:memaken Club with the strwtqr or" Faith~ OUr man; Jerry Morgan, aon Of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan. West VIrFine Arts- Mra. Rose Weaver; met at the heme of Mn. Donald Fathers'' by the group. ginia Te<h, ~ery, W. VL The lesnon,' "Living Creat:lwl,y COnservation- Mrs. D. w. £m.. Duncan with the president. Mra. Mark Grinltead, son or Mr. bleton; Educatloa. - Mrs. Bobby Delton Sayre, pre1iding. De~ Throueh Our Middle Years," was and Mrs. Foster Grinstead; PhUGrimm; Home Lite - Mrs. Ken- tiona were led by Mrs. Kate led by Mrs. Howard Roush. The president, Mrs. Harr7 lp Goodnite, son of Mrs. Frances Deth Vickers; Health - M r s. Roush. Mrs. Aha Luckeydoo led staats, invited the irOtCI to her Goodnlte; David cOok, son ofMr. James Gresai Safety - Mrs. pn;yer aM Mra. Archie Browning home tor a Christmas dhmer oo alii Mrs. Roy Cook; Ronnie WichaelTI.YioriPubllcAttalrs- gave a reading, "The Real MeanRooah, son of Mr. and Mrs. NelDecember 19. Mrs. Glen Roush; International ing Of Thankaglvifle."' Those attending w ere Mrs. son Roush; Larcy Fre)', son of Affairs - Mrs. Bill Grinstead; On Dec. 10 the club will hold a Howard Roush, Mrs. Albert Mr. m:t Mra. Jack Fry; George Community Improvement- Mrs. Christmas dinner with the place '1'1tompsoo, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Randolph, Jr., son of Mr. and A. L. Sprouse. to be amounc:ed. A gift exchange Mra. Ray Thompson, and gueata Mrs. George Randolph. Llndoey Refreshments were served to 1'rl11 be held at that time. thole attendiJV, Mrs. Bill Gri~ The lessm. ~<LfvingCreatlvely Bonnie Staats and Mra. Harry Wilson College, Col1Dilbia, Ky.Karen Greene, da~Chter of Mr. 1tead, Mra. Glen Roush, Mr1. A. Through MiddleYears,"wupr~ sta .. t .. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS and Mr1. R. G. Greene; CbarleaL. ~rouae, Mra. D. W. Embleton sented by Mrs. Delton Sayre. SUtdents sperdl• the TlaJ1k&.. ton l!eaut,y AcodemJr, Charlo.. and the hostesses, Mrs. John F. Those in attemance.J'ere Mrs. gi vlng holldlys with their partoo, W, VL -,Jane Roulb, daoll>Roush 1M Mrs. James Gress. Archie Browning, Mrs. 01car Casto, Mrs. Gerald Clarke, Mrs. ents: from Marahall Univenitr, ter of Mr&. Velma Roush; So(\YII PROUD PLANTERS CLUB Alva Lucke)'doo. Mrs. Ernie Huntington, W. VL - SOndra Yonl<er, dlughter oflllr.andMrL The ProOO Planters Junior Roush, Mra. Olmer Roush, Mrs. Gibbs, dqhter of Mr. afli Mrs. Charle• F. Yonker. IDterlatic& Garden Club met on Friday eve- Delton Sayre, Mrs. K. K. Scltes, Leo F. Gibbs; R<mie Stein. son a! Tabulallne lmJiitute, PhlladeJ.. ning at the New Haven Elemen. Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Olarles of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin stein; pbla, PL - Gloria Glbbo, dalllll>tary School. They opened with stone, Mrs. Elroy Roush arr:l Mrs. Leah Am Mlller, daughter ofM:r. ter ol Mr. IUld Mra. Ralph Gibbs, the eonaervatlon pledge, the Jun- Duncan and guest. Mrs. Emory and Mrs. Harry Mlller; Kenneth Jr. Huntlngtoo School of Bull~or C.rden Oub pledge and the Hart. Rollins, Dale Rollins an:l Sharon Deal, Huntlr&ton, W. Va. - Myra Velma Junior club prayer, VERNON STAR DUSTERS Rollins, children or Mr. an:l Mrs. Rouah, daugltter of The Veroon Star Dusters 4-H Kemed& Rollina; Larry Ball, 1011 Routh. Undley MDitary School, MrL DavidSimclltonpruented the program on planting and car- Club met at the home of Diane or Mr. and Mra. James Ball; Wheeling, W, VL- JQ Rldpoy, iQif of bulbs. She displayed sever- Bumprner with the pn•lderK, Nancy Iilli, douglrter of Mr. IUld son ot Mr. am Mra. Cbules a1 posters afli charta taklrw: the Barry HQnea presiding. Devo- Mn. Herman Layne; Betty Sm lth; Stanton M!lllary Scbool, bulb through the planlirc •taee to tions were led b;y Comie Holt- Scarberry, daughter of Mr. and Sti!Kon, VL - Jason Inpla, •on the bioasom.s. man. The meetirc opened with Mr1. John Scarberry; Charlene of Mr. and Mro. George lnpiL A Chrlatmaspartywillbegiven the 4-H song, 4-H pledge •00 the Dodd, dougllter of Mr. a..t Mro. United Electronic lnatltute, I.a. b)' -the NehadimaGardenClW,tor roll caD Paalm 67 was read by Charles Dodd; Barbara Marshall, iaYlUe, Ky. - Eddie Hal•teld, the membenon~ Jefresh- Connie Hoft'man. and poemawere daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WWlmn 10n of Mr. and M.rs. SUnue1 Jtal.. menta were served to QP.roxi- read by Eddie Sayre, Diane~ Marshall; Lynn Miller, daughter stead, CurU• Ktrc. son of Mr mate!¥ 15 perSOfll!l by Mrs. Jfll:ln prner and Harriett Thomp•on. of Mrs. Josephine Miller. Welt am Mrs. Revill. Klrw. Powell a.-.! Mrs. Simonton. 4-H project books were dla- Virginia UniversiQ", Morgantown BJR111 ANNOUNCEJ;l BIRni ANNOUNCED tributed to members. They de. - PhD Cooke, son of Mr. and Mr. ard Mn. COle Staatl ot Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gilland an cldad to bold a 1katlng party on Mrs. Robert Cooke; W1lllam· 3rd Street, New Hlftn, are a. announcing the birth of • 4llulh- Dec. 6 with neryone hn1ttng Roush, aon of Mr. 1111 Mn. Joe nounclrw the birth o! a dauattter ter 011 Nov. II, at Holzer Medical three pu.ts. Thil will be held Fox. Ohio Unlversit;y, Athens, on Novambar 19, at Holzer MedCenter. Tile Infant welglled 7 at the New !lawen Communlt,y Ohio - Max Brown, 1011 ol MrL Ical CerUI'. Tht lnlanl baa boon pounda. 8 ounce• ud hu bMrl Bulldh'C. Members drew DIDlel Fr1nces Brown. Glenvllle state -eel Angela Mlchele and nllhCollege, Glenvllle, W. Va. nuned Julia Am. for their Christmas party, ed 7 pound1, 15 OUDCIIS. The maternalarandPirentllre Matern.l gnn:ho&ber Ia Xr•. Atten:llng ~re Barr7 Haynes. steve Wood, aon ~Mr. and Mn. Dorll Rebman ot CleYeland, 0., Diane Bamgarner, Connie Hoff.. Emo Wood; Lermle Tenaat_ 1011 Mr. a!Kl Mro. Da1111l Tal'lor of and lhe maternal P'lnd1lliltber Ia man, Debbie Hoffman, ~ of Mr. IUld Mrs. carl Telllllnt; sn ..rtaa, w. VL, a..t the pater-. RECREATION FOIJNDA110N The New Ha~D Recreation Foundltioo Boerd met Nov. 21 It the New Raven Ccmmunlty Buildirw wltll Donl1d Ohllrcer, preaident, preddine. The gfiKI) toured the building to decide what needed to be done to the buUdiQ!: to pllt it in good cOfdl- :;:: ;:;:;.. HaY"" , bort, -un. - 1 r w the w... lllolla Arnold, llar7car..,, ,...._ • • Dllloo, &lolo Daw-, Boa;r New President LIVE WD!E CLASS NEW HAVEN- ThtN<Jvernber meettncottht Uve WtreCluaot HARTFORD - Eleelion the New Havea United Methodlat fleer. was "'held at the receli; Church wa1 a dinner meetlnlbeld mntlPK of the Lakl n state H• at the Rouall catoterta at Gra- pttal Au-ciliary wt.n it met in ham Statlm. 1be lnvocattm was the library of the hOopItaL lll•eo b)' Mrs. Paul FOJ'IDO>'. In the presence . of the two Followinl the dlmor Ill r 1. CGordiMI<lro ol Volunlol7 Sor· Howard Burrll presided at the vice., Mra. Vivian M. Blatt 1M bullne•• fi\CietJne. Mr1, Burris Mra. Faye C. Lymle, the A.uDJ.. waa in eharge of the devOtions, tary elected Mra. Besate Cadle, !ollowlnl which member• Join· President; Mra. Maclne Lea, od hinds and "Bloat Be the Vice - PrealdePt; Mrs. Ell• Tie 'Ibat Binda." The cloalng beth Cld1ler, Secretary; MrL prayer was <dered to' Mr1. Iva Athe7, Treasurer, and llrL Bolton. Mary LleYlrw. chalnnan of p~ An elecdon ~olrtceriWAiheld grams. and tlle following were chosen: A diacUSIIOil. WIS held 011 the prelldent, Mrs. Howard Burris; purchase of muslin fw curtains vice..prelideat, Mrs. George Jew- on lUIIe or U. ward• at the hoi" aU; aecretary, Mrs. CWf Rouahi pital, the procurement of IOQd tre1.1urer, Mr 1. Otha. Uerinl; used furnlture for the llvlqJ ar.. ia1IIIWK treuurer, Mn. 'lbel- eaa of the tem&le wards, llfiJ the ma Capohart;publlcltychalrman, obtaintrw of ChrUtmaa card• tor Mro. Thelma~. the use of the patients. In the CommiUeea include: Flower afternoon U!.e AuxWaQ conductl1md, Mrs. ClQII>n Athey, Mro. ed games fw the llltlenta. Rachel SQre, Mra. llaY Weaver; rilltatioo commlttee, Mrs. - at Muon Gnclo Sohool rua; RobiD st.ewart, tbllnaato- \~kit ~Ma v..-, ,._. line VooMotor, aa.olo Varian, CberJ1 v...-.r. Doni•Wtrr7, Jill WIIIOn,DilmoW..,a., Tw· and 14111 lead- · Judr 918hel, llai1 ,llld ... v..11or111a Joaol, Vlddo "'*-, ••· Mra. ~tit.- WW1'7, Mn. ,. • R. car..., an11 11ra. JoofiJh ptone ,Jolrl-. - . Vlcldo Julie L. · .laMa. BeiYa JolinlOlli, Renee Keeney, Sllllla (Jb.. At 11111'1 orlc!ea, a U.S . .Uver l"""r, TV17 Pro111U, carla Ill<· dollar about e1.11 F~land, Terrrlosa, Cathy Saw- worth ol oUver. ot.i. ' Santa Outfitting Has Spotlight for Awhile ...,'\:aiD, lon. herculon arxl nk Tlloro It ur.- - I D oum- Iarmon ........, tiM<Y wlllll tu : lila tba farm picture work lor themoe!Yo1 llllll ...,. 01111111 lllllli'CCIIII>IOIItlolnallo- 11'01 tbolr own delllnle1. Their tleally. !Ddh1<WIIIIID and ! r - II a • 1be America. tanner aD!D- ball.c ebuac:terlltic ol. our na-to bo the .,..ofthe u-1 bert-. In our ellort1 Amort""" pOfllllllllll. He J>111 ID uolll the Iarmer IUld c r mert for ...ll'1tldnl he UIIIIDIS a better prGIJ'UD, we mull DeY· - · loll thin ot any lime or override that with , _ the Greol llepHoaiiD fD . . , , . , _ eoatrot. Gov01'11l110111 1lo 'lblrtloo. Ha bit mon thaD nwlt <loVolo!l a _ . . , that will >lplld llli ollldMey ond belp - not rule and overpower au.u.tQ> ond bit ......,.._ him. od b)' prlceo 10 low 111ot tiM<Y - bon\r- hll ~• ' ' • - · · - - IUld lao!- SOLID-STATil S'l'ICBIIOPBONIO BlOB - · toderal farm pollclol bave routed "' • crWo which r•cbea aerot• tbl Nadan fDtD '"'0<1 farm IIDIIIWBI bomo. FJDIIILJTY wlda I'OWIIBI'UL - "Bt1LL BOBN'' s - Soua4 s,.'- ...pile. • • New Adm!nl"BuU,IIora" ~~tr;~+=--wltll two pawarful g!W'ta' wa-..--• SoUd..&tate I'M/AM, PM &&.r.o Muldp&a Raillo Troop f87 met recently at Ma- 1011 Chrlll United MeCbodltt Church and made TbaD<qlvlng favor•. They were later dlatrtbuted tu a hoopltal. ID the aear torture they will . doll.o to be stvon to Laldn Slate Hoopltal. c.t- ... v...... __ ....,.._ .. _* .... -- Tentadve plans ue -.de:~ fhl1 lor the 11'0011 to preiOIIIaChrllt- • 'l'lmiDc aw..RWt • JUnmiMt.J CODWDI ~ APC "!Gab·Ia"" PM ltadom ao "driltial.'" • _......, • c--. a-. Cba...- ..w. a.97-dutJ IIIIOtociW . . . . . . ....._.. lolr,__ _,.IM.,. _ .. _ opladlo • i.dmlml ~ .... Toot Arm with Cerullo c.trWip . ·•. a-Itt.. "n-Ibil" Dlamaad SI.J.lus PuU~"W~••..,.....,.Iolll..,.,tiVt«WIIIl .•............ ...... BdHil,_.....,.. • . , . . . .... .,...., ~- .,._ Ollllilroll Water Comml1aloaer, and Mrs. Edwin Stein, llbrarton. The majority o1 the IIUl8IIDI was IPonl diacuallnc the movIDg of the library. The IJnlted MetJKJd:l.lt Church board baa vot- ' or •' '299·95 .· eel to lease the old MethodUt Church tu the Ubrary Hoord lor BAKER u.. the purpoae hoo81ng the brary. The lepl matter• In the tri.D88cd.OO. were referred 1D Mr. WlUiam Rardin, town aU:onle1. I PM1••r• ~ i l FURNITURE { t: MIDDLEPORT, 0- ---------------- i ,, -. . -, ' . ' ' . \. ,. ' ' ~·Mr • ·~ _._j' Adortlser:.: t ,. ~ rarm.ra a r e hit pertloultrl1 lllrd - !Ileal pollclol which ........... hiP 111terell ondlntenllreteo r--· "' tba put ,... - - hl&llar thin at any lime t ha ClvU War. - - ratoo are ,. SL54l; Ccmunoo & HM.tn, Jt to IL'15. Extra Plaid Stamps (I & WITHPURCHASEOF$10.00 • t&..pt a... II'Ohlbllod 11y ~wl I • Coupon V•h~ Tin O.C. 10 In AH CoNmbut Urtit AI' S.... One coupon redtH~Mi with Mch 110 ,... ...... i I .lit.,.. TOP CUT What could be more welcome? Everyone needs food ............... .It...... ..... •••.• . ~~~~ Maybe, that's why so many of our customers choose A.tP Gift Certificates each year. There are $5 and $10 certificates, as well as certificates for Grade "A" Super-Right Thrkeys, Jane Parker Fruit Cake or other foods of your choice. They're an ideal gift for almost anyone on your list. ...... ..... SWIFT'S PREMIUM VAWES! TENDER.TASTY E1111 S.111p • • .... &lc I • lb. ....,. ..., Stri..-For lnl•l•c ...... ' c...,. .: :, . LOWEST PRICE of the SEASON POTATOES u;""r;i 1 solve his gift problems. CCM"f'ltlatlt e IH7, Tttl GMAT AfLAMTIC lo ..ACif'IC TIA CO., INC. ..... SMOKED • • ,.. age Pic1ics • • • • 111111........ . • Sllolllllacll •• • lallllt • , ,..S13t 11'11. . . . . . . . . • • Leg-0-Lamb • llt.ztc S.lla11 Dl111n • • • 2.... Mlll•c Fllllfl ~": • .... SSe P.S. Does the man of your, house have a long list of business friends and/or employees? Your AlP Store .Manager can help him h!P!ar!Jormero •· lllld Ill lliiiQ' . . - an IIIII a- lb. Boneless Round 10~?'" • • Boneless Round Steak ~J} $101 Boneless Round Steak New York Strip Steak • ....2" Tender Cube Steaks • .... s101 Delmonico Steaks • • • ...s1" Sirloin Steaks • • • • • ... s1• Sirloin Tip Steaks • • • ...s1• Porterhouse c~~. Steaks • ..... 121 Minute Steaks • • • • Idea? 'i' ~ 20 ~~i 79c 50-lb.llag .•• *1.79 ..... ..... ..... Fresh Broccoli •• • Navel Orances • • • • Pineapples H:~~~N . • Fresh Butto1 Musbooms • vailable It llll' !1l'b. MEIGS- GALLIA-MASON AREA CIRCULATION .SUNDAY TIIES-SENTINEL:.. __________________ J0,510 lll~llltYIIa!IIDI' tho Amort... Iarmer that the 111tkm ntura to DDII - MletJonel')' -11'1 IIIII eboapl mull tako pl... u ..... Wo OOIIIIIl be ID lot the poll..... "-"""" farmer to lti ..... wllhlll farm - · that- --eally .......... Olio 011\r ID look at the l - · • to ..-~oc~p the failure ol IIIII _..... 'lllout"' ,........ ...... Jolt the f a r m , - .... dlqpdat .. aiarlldlll nle, the ............ ' I I ol farm - GALLIPOLIS DAILY TRIBUNE. ______________ .:. __ 5,486 ' A -llfi-al- (llllllent Cll Cftdlt. Get SOLID Coveragt••• _ •• In the .l 111111 ..... - 8 per from 1966 ID 11188, liDial periODal IDeomo from flrlnlnl dNpped - 16 per eent. No MIIDOIII ol !be American P'V'.." ' • bu been required tu IUIIer a more llllfalr burdla ........ ol the lll!lallaaary pollclea ol our auvernmeat. II~ bit hit the tanner "' 'fl$. ...,, Total farm debt la8l yoor 1ftlll up b)' 15 per eenl, aa -~~~ ol more thin $1,200 per farm, thelr ... dre - - .. very delll\r .... "' !lira. Wldle ei*fmetect umual :Income - ,, Plymouth, Vt. VEAL CALVES - TaDI, " Secoads, S9; MecllLID, ~-to CHOICE FULL CUTS al aetlm. NotldrJa lea• Ia clemiiii:Sld lor ... ladultr7 which .. lar- 11tuattm the ~1\:""' tor tbe tanner IPA ·.... ~· .-r-:. OY!Jr7 IIJIIo. Farm I n - bit • doeliDod 12 per lil'om !HI. ; Farm J)I'O'Wtlon IJPIIlll ro• .: ID a riiCiml hiP of fat bllllaa. ., Calvin Coolidge wao IIWCirll ID aa prealdent of tbo U states In bis father'• home at =.u BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Is were to come to a-..-tbeoo-dbe - e e l national dloaeterollllll • "tol . &n:IJell 'ouctl' when be.PUlla," 11)'1 Doan. "He'll let 10 1n a burry, then." mW!at _.ken - more thin the combined euiployment tn the lteel .lDdultrJ,Ibe mltOmatlvetndullry, tnlllportatlon IUld public utllltlao. I! halt the lndul- i od. ~ 1:1 -amtntna tbe aarlcaltural .t-J.ulUJJa boord'l '"Gnb bold of the chla CIC» tbe baekbaoe ol the Natlm. The farming ID4IIII'y emp!Qro U ~ . .... """ all the otherl - · ·.... . . i are uaed. ,._Ia Wliat doeo o Doan do U a chtld wants to pull Santa'• - ·-· 171 llo¥.toat, HOGS Dl,IHf d.ll te II; lloaYioo, IT 11, ILffl tWU, lUO to.J.I.to; ,_...., 1$.10 ... 17,10; - · · IO.to Ill Pip, t to !1; - . II to lt. CATTLE - -.,., 110 to U-110: He~Wo, ILIO to U:711 Fat c-•• 14..50 to 11.11; ca. ..,.., u to 14; auu., at.a • n; IIIW< con, 71 to 1151Cowl lllld Cal-, Ul to !Ill Stoek Staoro, lt. 71 to It71; Stoek Hel!aro, 17.10 to ~ stock steer Cal.... to 10. 541; Stoek HeUor Cal- 17 to2t. "SUPER-RIGHT" Cj)UALITY - Cut From Corn Feel Beef! - . . rooult"' ~ flder· ~ Prominent clothier of Sl.l'lt& Ia the Collegeville flag Co. ot CollegevUle, Pa., wlllch produces 20,000 suits each year. Velve-teens and velours are popular, but corduroy and woolelll also -~· • 1:rauPortlt1on \ without llll!lOOI'IntiiO hurry-. United Stat11, at Albion. It waa foondod 30 yearo oco b)' the late Charles W. Howard, lore ~e santa at Maey's Department Store ln New York. Now ruit by Nathan Doon of Be,y Clt,y, Mlcl>igan, the school holds classe• for one week every October and tea.cbea everytht ... trom half to apply make.._.. to the best nnp tor a ..ho-ho-bo." Doan takes the course serious-- CoupOft Yancl Tlaru Dec. 10 In AH Calumbul Unit A&P Storn One Coupon ,.deemed with uch $20 purdYH • .. - ·loo1Di thelr ,lobo ond tbel.r IDYIItmelltl - If half our , Dau. _., his Jl'W';....., 1:811 obo "' ,..._ IDOl <hll<lnn better than IDQSt J'Qebtatrllt., talk to 60 llunlllot .. - cause yak hair comea from Communl•t Oalna, no auch beards are aroorKI thl1 seaaon. If they were, they'd sell for 11200 to $300 each. Pt. PIM. ., W. Ya. !JI • l,JOO - Ulllll tba)' - And just tor ihe reeord, 1here aad dl•cua• reUIIeerawltblll the 1s one school tor SarU-1. lD the eonfldenee of a fore•t ra~~~~r.. lbcept it.mt prahibit-.:1 by S.wl try wu "' - · - If halt !be 4MJIPQreea iD atltomoblle pluta tlaroqboat the Dltlob were tbJ'eat.. ~ room ud ......_ That'• rlgtt ..• 7ak hair, the Ufta11> of phOQ)' bemll. Be- WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 · !re'I'IIIIIIY llnored, I ouope<t, i becauoe be reta!D1 Gilly 6per cent ~ of the natloDII vote. Yet C o n; IJ'UI mult reeoa:nlze that o·u r ~ farmers and rural .,..&e ue ou.t.darblll"- , ...... (ll.IO .................... ....,.., • Aut.omatic..,pllk.,.._ilhllkl'afWW.....clll...,.. out In a oult cootlntloniY etL pJUI tbotll, the,y _ , &S.C.'• Qlocholor of Clhf). Extra Plaid Stamps lhlu t mllllaa _ . . iatt the farm IInce the 1tart ol tbla decade. American farmer• tn 1&88 w~n ablorb 1 etl'l wlloa PI¥ cut. Farm bll ria., ~ - a BtartiiDc 110 per cent otne. 19,0. ID llhorl, the Amorl<111 Iarmer bll bla baek to !be wall. •' Tht pllgbl ol the Iarmer lo • • PNcWoa ........... W!U* PlY ..................... hair. a- r-.. - PT. PUAW'T I.IYII1I)!:Il hU.I 00. \rondiOdohll-- ,., tn, Clip ...t Redeem The11 CoupoM .!.:!:b,~~bave u.!{ more The BAJISIIY • Modal Y1II18A MJIIIOO Girl Soout NEW YORK (UPO - There qe1, accordl• to the American ia one •mall buline11 , In tile Textile Marllf'ac:turera In1tltute, llnitad States which for a rew Inc. 'lbl7'll swath themaelvea weeks etch year takea the BPOt- in 150,000 yardloftabrlu,mo• llllht from the blc boyo llko l,y red, to remllld adult• at earlier da)'a anti their children ol General Moton ancl IBM. That'a tbe buslDBsa ot outfit- thet big nlcht coming ICJ, Year-Round Job ting Sonia Clalllel. Seetrw that 101ne 3o,ooo sa~ ADd 1968 is a boom year ln taa are Qprq)riltely clothed is thi1 hfBhb'-aeasonll buthoeaa. Department atore and atreet a yeAr-round job. Meyer Jac<Jby aDd Son. New corner Santls wW use about 30 York City, Ia one of six comtons of uhair" to creatlrc Christmal dreama lor children or all pa.nlea sp~ctallztrw: tnSarta Claus ...u111o ALL TRANSISTOR CHASSIS Made Up Favon "'""'ole lor- ' Troop .f.87 Girls MASON - --&Ill Narda. JaCGb uaes about 20,000 For the 1 - SolD ol Peril l"'"ftd• of tho wllltell YlriiiD Q)'• lon tvel')' )WI', It is crilqNd, Ave. ., Kn. £Uslbetll Blbcoek twlated, a&eamed, drlM. combed ol Alblorl. N.Y., ol!er1 a oult and sewed lrto more thaD 10,- with ge..W. hnch rllll>lt 000 boord llllll will oato nDintl trim, 1 - - . . a ""' for ~5 to $511 each. bl& a ~U~m~.eh pld, IIOftl, Belrd1 come In other mitt- beard, wla IUld ~ ldt for rials, too. Amona: U.m are cot$400. Abnvo '""""' ton. wool, mohair, d,ynel, daJ'.. to work the BowtJ7 can dtck BUSINESS TODAY .... - lbalp- -_ . .... ..... ,brllbl ... 01111 tba _tiJIOI _ ,..,.- t• c+e rh ...... ...... "' -• ..,ilrleollturOI.-. a; lllolr .......... firm- ....... THE DAILY SENDNEL---,...------------------5, 215 COUNTY NEWS.______________________ I, 666 ~,..., ... I'LfiiANTVALLO:V JIOBPI'IAL.. - -. .·._ Allllli'l'l'dl! ..*1 Mrt. . F- tun, Pl. ...- . Get The Most Complete Coverage of ' YOUIJ MARKET AREA '· WITH ANY COMBINATION OF THESE GREAT NEWSPAPERS ' . • e Dl!iCIIARGD1 Gl:rJ' 012 -., ~ •' Pl. PI•-: !blth, . • o.n..,ta, Oblo; Mrt. lol ' T.,...., Lolli-, 0. . . ' ~ t·~. I DTR: llr. 01111 llrL Al'fla · ....,., , Jr., lllldnllll:. a - . Jd rJC Parker Buysl BIG BUYS on A &P Groceries! '100 3 WhiteBread Hunt's Catsup. • • • $100 .... s 00 Chumin Tissue ••• 3 .... '100 Apple Sauce • • • • • 6 Pl•i• l1i1i1 Ina• . . ....Jt c•iffu C.ka '100 v eg•AII 5 '-• Pia ~o;a". Ci•••••• lolls • • •.-.It Golden Cora •••• 6 '100 • Bold .=,. GEaaefruit Sections '100 I•P Sml 00 1 to Juice. • • 4~':~ 1 JANE PAIICEI - ENRICHED Frozen Foodsl SPECIAL LOW PRICE - SAVE 35•1 26-0Z. be Hies 2• OFF LABEL- SAVE 17•1 IIIDSEYE FlOZEN Pas-Corn or Pttalt P1fh s,..L•l oo 4-lloll Pacb WHY PAY t.40RE7 - A & P BRAND 1olb. cans SPECIAL LOW PRICE!.- 00:. SAVE 15•1 Ol 1 - · •-• MIXED YEGETAILES • • 1olb. • CGlll AI PI rape J1iee •5:: 51• Brussels S~tr••ts .::.:.a=s1• S11nyfiel• Waffla11 =. •1• A & P IRAND - WHOLE KERNEL OR CREA t.4 STYLE Why Pay More? 17-. ca•• WITH COUPON .OW WHY PAY MORE?- A & P BRAND SPECIAL L~W PRICE! - A &P BRAND A&P Freestone P-.s ........ • • • !lUClO OII Clor• ...... _ .....- ...- ........ e::-14• Slllis•IM· HI-... Cnacken •. _ ....... :. 41• .9-Lifti T- C.t Z ::0 1M f-Uoiea cJ.\lr,.:.., C.t .......... 2 '::" l9" N.lftl .="'..1:.. C.t Pi......... l'::"J,_ Fe•• ............ AlP Sweet Pttat• • I : 'I• liP P••llki• • • . 5: 51• .~ Sala•Dt'lllilc s: e..,:_ IUCH NUTTY ..... FlAVOII a .. ..... ..... E•cli.. W•l••ts ~ Eic•t O'CI... C.U. •• ~.. ,_ .......... ~,.. I IJ �• .• • A ks D • . r1ane s 1vorce, u!:.~':.t..=·..: IWOTwo-~..:":.tn:-n!:' ~.f':W~ft~:= fr s rotect •on om am=~==::- .t:a':.-:-hlrea:::2.~1= ~~~~~~~~~~t,ttaA • Mayorn.her Fines Two Detendmta from Mllae to BlciiJo d*l' lli&J>l In the court of Nlddlomolllll%ed todQ fOr maotdve port Mlllor o. F l - . - e .... CLEVELAND (UI'l)- Prelfl<, bl-. Ariane T-n)otono Unked her arm 1n Dr. Slm'a tl'At lwp[l)' day ln l!HI6, smUed tor photographers, and told the wnrld how twirppy she was her huabolld nr.Jly had been acquitted ol. mUrderiJW his first wife. tal a year ago. Since then he has been nomed In two ne&lilence suit& totaliDJ over $1 mWion in whleh hla padenta died after 11urgery. Then Tuesday Arlane llled lor divorce, and sought and won court p~on trom h e r ll.lsband pe rw t h e dhwce Tuesday Arlane Sheppard proceedines. 1lled tor a d.lvorce. The petldoo She uked County aaked the court to enJoin her Common PI ·· court for both oateqJath husband troai 11 touc:h- ~emporar, IUXl pennanont alilrv the person of the plalntllf or mony, u1e of their _.0,000 hame otherwise thr•terdne or molest- In the Cleveland smurb or Boy Inc her ln anyway," VIllage arxl payment ot attorney She said she feared for her reeo. ll!e. Her attorney, Jerry E. ~ord ser>ed almost 10 Dellli>SOY, claimed Sb'Ppord years in prlaon for the bludpon threatened to kill his second murder In 1954 of hia pregnant wtfe. They separated a week wire Marilyn, alter one ol tho ago am Shep,PI.rd' s "hereabHUNTER GOT IUS DEER- .DeanWeber,a senior at Me(gs century's moat sensational mur· outs were unknown, Dempsey High School, son of Mr. ao:l Mrs. Vernon Weber of Rutlanl, is der trials. He proclaimed hb said. one ol tile luck,y few who have bagged a deer this season. Dean Innocence, contendirwr a bushy· The suit said Sh'Ppord got his 8-i>Olnt buck in tile Forked ~ area early the ftrst haired intruder was the kDler. ..threatens to and unless reday. Division of Wildlife officers have not yet C(llq)iled 1 list Because of adverse ,pretrtal strained by this -::ourt will of ,Persons wtto brought tbeir deer to Meigs checking stations, publici~. the U.s. Supreme perpetrate oo her person acts of but ill:!icated the num~r prot.bly will rail far below e~cta­ Court ordered a new trial, and violence to her irreparable tlons. - Selt.inel Pttoto. Sheppard Willi acquitted In 1966. diUlllgO and great bodily harm He had married the Germa• for which she has no adequate born divorcee two years earller remed)' in Ia"·" alter a pen-pal correspondence The ~le's southern colonial blossomed into l'<IIWlce. brick home, fronting on lAke The day he walked out ol the Erie, is Just a mlle east or the courtrown, a tree man with a house where Merilyn Shep~rd. pretty wUe ao:t a new IHe four months pregnant, was ahead, seelllEKI to be a personal bludgeoned to death after she high polrt for Dr. Sam. It's and Dr. sam entertained been downhlll for him ever neighbors for dinner. since. In jail Sheppard received hls CircJeville pollee are hoJding modatlons, opened a cheddng first letter trm~. the daughter ot an alleged forger tentatively iden- account at the Ohio Valley Bank, Sheppard took '-II practice at a "ealthy Duesseleorf, Germatllled as a phony optometrist who ordered business checka, had Yow~gstown Osteopathic Hosp_l- ny, industrialist and sister-in-let'£ a trail of worthless cllecks business cards printed with the here last October, Chief ol Po- name 4'Dr. George C~ Goldell, lice John Taylor reported today. 423 Second Ave., to and then left Held on 12 counts of forgery town. is Lawrence Brown, 32, Kitts The next time anyone 1 a w Hlll, who is in the Pickaw.y "Dr. Golden" ns on Ott. 23 Coont,y jail In lieu of $60,000 when he plcked up his buslnesa bond. Brown's case is expect- checks and cards and a saddle ed to come before the January and bridle at Sears catalog store. term grand jury oC Pickawa.,y Items he had ordered on hia WASillNGTON (UPI) - T h e $29 billion a year- !or new cars. County Commoo Pleas Court.. previOWJ visit, Bennett said the auto Industry Chief Taylor and several loThen it all began, a ceordlng nation's car owners were told promotion of high speed perform· cal business people lett Galli- to Chief Taylor. Alter the banks today they are being "taken for polis at 9 a.m. today to go to had cloaed that Wednesday af- a ride" in automobiles deliJier.. ance "as also a way to boost prof· Circleville to ldentl(y the man ternoon, and again on Thura- ately designed to produce a bon- Its trCIIl repairs. The idea works this way: being beld. day, when the banks are closed anza In profit rrcm repairs. .. Mechanical part&, power tranaThe charge was made by Nor· The forger Ga.lllpolis police all day, '"Dr. Golden'" proceeded are looki.ug for came to town to write check&, well in excesa man Bennett, a member of 'Itle misldons, differential gears, etc. Oct. .. l.f•. according to Chief Ta;r~ of the amouat be had deposit. Society of...Automodve Engineers, are subJect to greater wMr and lor, posing as an optometrist, ed in tile local bank on his first in prepared testimony for the breakdow'n by the constant ImSenete Antitrust and Monopoly pact of high power forces within checked on local office aecom- visit. Chief Taylor said a total or subcommittee, headed by SelL the mechanical system,'' BeMeU 10 phony checks were passed and Philip A. Hart, ~Mich. Accord- sald. He al11o said that speed was a local merchants were bilked 1D ing to BeMett. the automakers built-In producer of bigger repair go to "ludicrous" extre~s to the tune of $659.70. One check (Cootlnued !rm~ Page I) billa CruD accidents. "It Is stm. was given 1n part payment for place easily damaged COI!IIl""" he stood in agreement with a typewriter. Others went to Ill· ents such as lights aOO body pro- pie ph,)'aica that if you go twice liberal critics fA the court who permarkets and a shoe store and jections in wlnerable poaltiona, as rast you hit four times as hard have argued that the "all oatce supply store. As examples, Bennett cited wttfl consequent greater ~ deliberate speed" a,pproach was udecoratiw" bumpera that can age" to the car. Bennett said. The man CtrclevWe pollee are too vague ani invited disob&-- holding ts alleged to have com- cost $150 to repair even when Dealers Pressured dience in the south. The subconunittee was told mitted acta of forgery in sever- hit by a minor blow. The aging Justice also ex· al other Ohio cities Including Once the bumper ~s smashed, Tuesday that Detroit applies so pressed his views on obscenity, Marietta, Ch1Woothe, Lancaster, the damage escalates to the car much pressure on dealers to dissent and the rights of Newark, and Cambridge. body .. In most cases no more sell more and more new cars triminal suspects. In each instance, Chief Ta,y- than one--halt inch away," he said. that dealers are forced to take Black said obscenity, which lor pointed out, •"the man we're According to Bennett, "this low proOts am look elsewhere still sharply divides the nine looking tor is a phony. He used t;pe of desl.gn.lsnotonly unnecea- for more profit - and flnd lt in court members, remains a the same method of operstloo ln sary but lDexcuaable, except tor cheatlrw their customers through '"wholly unbiguous" concepl several cities. In Marietta, he one nuon - It results in ex- a variety or shady schemes. He has always advocated total There is so much pressure, posed as a marina operator and penslw npairs." absence of gowrmnental power in Lancaster as an aerial phoBillions For Repairs said Dr. WUllarn N. Leonard, to restrict tree speech. According to Sen. Hart Ameri- that dealers consider servicing tographer." "Of course J understand that can consumers spend anestimlt.- the cars they sell a 01 necess&cy Th8 man identified as Brown pornogr~~ph.y sOlll'ds bad/' he was allegedly setting up an op-o ed $20 to $25 billion to ropolr e....U." l.eorard, an economics aaid. '"But I have never seen eratlon 1n CirclevUle when ar- and maintain the nation's 100 professor at Hofstra college in anybody who'd say what it Js. rested, according to the JJOHee million cars. By comparison, Hempstead, N. Y., 11 a consul· NOOOO)'. II the idea is 1<1 keep they spend on!)' slightly more tant to the Federal Trade Qm. chief. people trom learning about the mission. facts oC lire as between the aexes, that's a vain task...• " Black also said he did not believe constitutional protection of free speech should guaranMIAMI BEACH (UPll- About sua among authorities tt.t The virtual invitation exte~ teed for demonstrators who half the women and three. premarital coitus tn this couned to osteq:Ja.ths was one of dJISent by occupying property fourths of the men In America try i~ increasing, eapeclally several P>licy decialona taken which is not their's. haYe Cull senal experiences amona: females and most. Tuesday. Others lochded: Not Protected before marriage, and one of especially in relationships m. -Formally outlawing racial "The first am e n d m e n t ewry sb: brldes is pregnant, a volvlrw; love IU'llku" the promise bars to AMA membership-a protects speech ard it protects Purdue University professor r::A marriage. " move expected to increase writing and It protects assem~ told the American Medical The mornlng-.J.orw: sex forwn participaUc;m by Negro physl· bly, but it doesn't have anything Associat.ioo today. came as the American OsU. clans. that protects a man's right to Dr. Harald T. Christensen, pathic Association (AOA) rea Slightly stlflentng the walk aroond and aroord and professor of sociology at jected a move by the AMA to AMA's posldon aplnst ciaround m,y house if he wants to Purdue, In a report preperOO facilitate membership In the garette smoking llthoush refulrasten my • • . family up into for dellwry at the final day of medical orpnizatioo for the ing to isaue a blanket condemthe house, make them afraid to the amual AMA con~ntion, nation's 13,0011 oate<Jpt.Uls. nation of smoking. 10 out of doors," he said. estimated tlw.t: Commenting on recent COID't - ••Nearly Of'leofirth or unmar~ decisions restricting police !fl. rted college females and about terrogatton and asstD'ing protec. one-half or unrnJrried college tlon [or suspected criminals, males have at one time or Black said critics or the court another experienced sexual lhould blame the Cramers of the relations." Conatltution. - "In the geooral population, "They were the one' a that put approxirnltely one-half of the in •no man slall be compelled females and three-fourtil of the to convict himself." •• he said. males have full sexual elll)el'Asked l! he tl1ooght the lence at sometime be[ore court's action Md m.te It more marriage. •• dtmcult for police to c.:ma.t: -'"In the neighborhood of oneerime, Black replied: "Ce~ sixth of all brides are preguant IJ. wh;y shouldn't they? What at the dmo of the woddlnc." were they (Constitutional gta.Crlstenaen't~ report of new sex ra!Uos) wriU.n tor'? Why did valuea prevaW111 among the . they write the Bill of RIM!>ts? nadon'a youth was one or a PraeUeolly all ol (the provl- numb¥' of ptpers presented •iona) make 1t more dimcult to tcx'JQ/ Tftey rarved from sex convlet ~le of crlme • • , eddtion ro ldolescents and the)' wore written to m1ke lt p~~~~c~1-: to a report on Where Shoe& Are S...alblp Prl•ool moro dlmcull ilJI!l _what ~ •""' arxl the senior citizen. '"""':.:-t tloea la trY to follow wtlat MIDDLEPORT, 0. Christensen teld the doetors (the fraL. ~oa) wrote." there is a "reasonable coneen. f"Y"'- Circleville Holds Alleged Forger Aut~ Designed for Repair Bonanza Court Says 1 of 6 Brides are Pregnant TOTE,.__ 0 0 FOR MEN f- ~ I law of the infamous Dr. Paul Josef Goebbels, JUUer's propa. pnda minister. They eorre sponded u n t 1 I Ariane was invited to come to the United States to meet her future husblnd. The meeting took place in the Marlon, Ohio, correction' Institution in late JaiUiry 1963. 'Illey were wed in a luxury suit of the Conrad JUlian hotel in Chicago. "I'm proud of our marriage," grocm told reporten. "I want people to the about it- alter all, tbe only reason people are interested must be because they believe in my innocence."' Last Sept. 8, Sheppard, who repined hla license as an osteopath, was ramed defendant in a civU suit flied by Mrl. Marcia Lopez, who sought $530,000 damages. She alleged Sheppard was negligent in an operadon at the hospital on her husband, Samuel, and cut an artery whJch resulted in his death. Ten days later, Martin Duffy, nre chief in Liber~ Twp., Ohio, sued Sheppard for $685,000, chargi,. negligence in surgery perfonned on his wife, Mrs. Mary Duffy, mother or nve children. Mrs. D~ died last May 16, the day arter she underwent surgery. Sheppard resigned from the hospital staff two weeks ago. know Violence (Continued CrdD Page 1) c. •• ... ..., a ,, I ES?A•Wl-1' lfll, Q., Dlr ' PLAY apeedlllf -s toed IOclol IUXl - · ro- coots, !peldl"f and Leo R, FerLOCAL TEMPS ren, 18, Spacuae, $15 &1111 eo~ta, 1be tam,u&ture tD dowiSolm lludentl occupied uni.Yetaides assured clear dlatarQ, Forfeit- Pomea01 lit 11 Lm. W..t..,. ln Rome and sovoral otbor 1111- ing $25 •ch wore Leo R, with drlnlinl rain lalllnc wu lan cities and labor uni<XII call- Roush, H, 1'1. Pl••nt. llllure 38 ed for a nationwide strike of rarm hinds and bUistrlal workers later in the week. forma. Some of the """" rlntlng In elglrt years broke oul Tuesdq. In Milan 2,000 periOIUI marched on police headquarters burl~ lng Jlllnl, rocks IUXl marbles and overturning automoblloo. 1'0Uce tired tear ps to brook up the crowd. Thlrt;y pel'IOilS were Injured and 100 Much of the new dlaordar was ll[lW'red by tile deatil of two rarm workers llhot by pollee In a demoaltratlon in A,yol.a, Sic~ arre-. tly. Monday. 16th Hijacking Retums Job ~~~~~&: eii!IOged In Ost lights with the rebel students, wearing red armbands. Pollee left the campus wben order was restored, but tlley were bad< In 30 minutes to agaill disperse demonstrators attempting to hold another Ulegal rally and smashing windows ill the buainess and socla1 sclenefl building. Police Defended Mayor Joseph Alioto defeMed jobs. aetlonJ of the police m campus, al¥inl they acted ' 4in a disciplined and professlonal ftllmer in the tace of lncredlble provocation." The strike was origlnal~y called by the Black students Union to pro&est the suspenalon of English instructor Geor8'e Murray, a Black Panther who urged mlnorl~ studeml to carry guns on campus as Your Doponcloblo protecUon against ••racist admiDe•l•r For nistrators." The BSU and another minority group, the Third World AND Liberation Front, later nwle 15 demands which Included tile reinstatement of Murray and Phone WY 2·2550 aeeeptance or all Negro awll~ cants, regardless or CJIB).J.dcaUons. U• • Gotlt. IJUJpected K ro11er Premium Quality ' w. .................. .. Pomeroy CREDENZA l'«trk Loin . ___ . ____ .. _. •. 79e Kroger Roll Roast. ... _________ ,. . 89c filii---..., Pro'lldll the bnti In SWreo FM, pluaGWtlnd• ina-iFMIIIdAM _ _ S_ Fll _,..light. ·-lo-. eounct Folly-·- ... ..... T,. It I ..... 1WO .,.....__,.., -..ttyOIIoortno-. 1111-tPIAIIJII IOUND IHTIM · - lWO ,...=-·· B r o o d - - ri/10.. •••••• ......... ... + MAXIM Coffee ..... l•r $ 95 4xa Chelrr Planked SHEET Rustle Walnut Pecan NAILS TO MATCH lloil & Zuspa1 •terlals Ct. 173-5554 MASON, I. VA. Slab Bacon _ ,., 49c , ....,. Fmtt "' K,.... Serw 'w S.ft lllctd Ocean Perch Pall ............. .... 49c Bacon . . . . ;::: $1.17 Ill. K....r Kwtdr Krlop Slioool ...... 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SUNDAY CIRSOLE SJEIIEO perk)rm.lnc~ Whole .... Hom-orT_ray _ _ Plumbing-Heating HEATING ~-.Qoo-·- U.I.D.A. Clllloo p10 Fresh Fryers ~ OPEN /6 .......... ,...,... l••••ded ,,.... .,..., ... Lei I. Chv't. Quarter Fryers . _. _. _.. limit ••ldti.... ANTHONY PlUMBING u. (lflll'T5tltt, the K,...., C.., 1fill .._......... , No Purdwe Required To May! t liM ., ZENITH Havana TUesdQ. It was the nation's 16th hiJack'na: of tile year and the routth within two weeks. ·I The New York-to~Mlamf airliner, carrying 35 persona, had to refUel In Ke,y West - wltil the hijacker k~ aervoua watch with a pistol and a hind grenade - before 0ytng: to CUba. The hijacker, wear Ins a gray suit, loose tle and dirty white lhlrt, boarded the 3oelng 727 jet at Tampa and , nmandeered It over the Everglades as tho pilot was msldng a llnal liDdIng approach to Miami International Airport. He ldentllled himself to a slawardell as Ed.dle Cantera, 33, a Cuban .mo bad been In the MIami area for •fqulte a wtdle" and kept getting fired !rom his BlniiO Gamel MIAMI (UPO - A CUban oouldn't keep a job In the United lbtes forced a Natlllllal Airlines Jet to IIJ" him bad< to hia 1n II Kro11er• Excitin11 delr••· Loser to Cuba . mother 6, . . .~ ...:· . . $l:~ Willi -. 'NiCulir• ' IA¥1 . . Prul StfAN!h .' ' · ----4~ . . , .)t:Q&p:s. d/'1,.... ................- ... l'alll- ... 11/T,.. .-..... --·~--· 1\• \' �• .• • A ks D • . r1ane s 1vorce, u!:.~':.t..=·..: IWOTwo-~..:":.tn:-n!:' ~.f':W~ft~:= fr s rotect •on om am=~==::- .t:a':.-:-hlrea:::2.~1= ~~~~~~~~~~t,ttaA • Mayorn.her Fines Two Detendmta from Mllae to BlciiJo d*l' lli&J>l In the court of Nlddlomolllll%ed todQ fOr maotdve port Mlllor o. F l - . - e .... CLEVELAND (UI'l)- Prelfl<, bl-. Ariane T-n)otono Unked her arm 1n Dr. Slm'a tl'At lwp[l)' day ln l!HI6, smUed tor photographers, and told the wnrld how twirppy she was her huabolld nr.Jly had been acquitted ol. mUrderiJW his first wife. tal a year ago. Since then he has been nomed In two ne&lilence suit& totaliDJ over $1 mWion in whleh hla padenta died after 11urgery. Then Tuesday Arlane llled lor divorce, and sought and won court p~on trom h e r ll.lsband pe rw t h e dhwce Tuesday Arlane Sheppard proceedines. 1lled tor a d.lvorce. The petldoo She uked County aaked the court to enJoin her Common PI ·· court for both oateqJath husband troai 11 touc:h- ~emporar, IUXl pennanont alilrv the person of the plalntllf or mony, u1e of their _.0,000 hame otherwise thr•terdne or molest- In the Cleveland smurb or Boy Inc her ln anyway," VIllage arxl payment ot attorney She said she feared for her reeo. ll!e. Her attorney, Jerry E. ~ord ser>ed almost 10 Dellli>SOY, claimed Sb'Ppord years in prlaon for the bludpon threatened to kill his second murder In 1954 of hia pregnant wtfe. They separated a week wire Marilyn, alter one ol tho ago am Shep,PI.rd' s "hereabHUNTER GOT IUS DEER- .DeanWeber,a senior at Me(gs century's moat sensational mur· outs were unknown, Dempsey High School, son of Mr. ao:l Mrs. Vernon Weber of Rutlanl, is der trials. He proclaimed hb said. one ol tile luck,y few who have bagged a deer this season. Dean Innocence, contendirwr a bushy· The suit said Sh'Ppord got his 8-i>Olnt buck in tile Forked ~ area early the ftrst haired intruder was the kDler. ..threatens to and unless reday. Division of Wildlife officers have not yet C(llq)iled 1 list Because of adverse ,pretrtal strained by this -::ourt will of ,Persons wtto brought tbeir deer to Meigs checking stations, publici~. the U.s. Supreme perpetrate oo her person acts of but ill:!icated the num~r prot.bly will rail far below e~cta­ Court ordered a new trial, and violence to her irreparable tlons. - Selt.inel Pttoto. Sheppard Willi acquitted In 1966. diUlllgO and great bodily harm He had married the Germa• for which she has no adequate born divorcee two years earller remed)' in Ia"·" alter a pen-pal correspondence The ~le's southern colonial blossomed into l'<IIWlce. brick home, fronting on lAke The day he walked out ol the Erie, is Just a mlle east or the courtrown, a tree man with a house where Merilyn Shep~rd. pretty wUe ao:t a new IHe four months pregnant, was ahead, seelllEKI to be a personal bludgeoned to death after she high polrt for Dr. Sam. It's and Dr. sam entertained been downhlll for him ever neighbors for dinner. since. In jail Sheppard received hls CircJeville pollee are hoJding modatlons, opened a cheddng first letter trm~. the daughter ot an alleged forger tentatively iden- account at the Ohio Valley Bank, Sheppard took '-II practice at a "ealthy Duesseleorf, Germatllled as a phony optometrist who ordered business checka, had Yow~gstown Osteopathic Hosp_l- ny, industrialist and sister-in-let'£ a trail of worthless cllecks business cards printed with the here last October, Chief ol Po- name 4'Dr. George C~ Goldell, lice John Taylor reported today. 423 Second Ave., to and then left Held on 12 counts of forgery town. is Lawrence Brown, 32, Kitts The next time anyone 1 a w Hlll, who is in the Pickaw.y "Dr. Golden" ns on Ott. 23 Coont,y jail In lieu of $60,000 when he plcked up his buslnesa bond. Brown's case is expect- checks and cards and a saddle ed to come before the January and bridle at Sears catalog store. term grand jury oC Pickawa.,y Items he had ordered on hia WASillNGTON (UPI) - T h e $29 billion a year- !or new cars. County Commoo Pleas Court.. previOWJ visit, Bennett said the auto Industry Chief Taylor and several loThen it all began, a ceordlng nation's car owners were told promotion of high speed perform· cal business people lett Galli- to Chief Taylor. Alter the banks today they are being "taken for polis at 9 a.m. today to go to had cloaed that Wednesday af- a ride" in automobiles deliJier.. ance "as also a way to boost prof· Circleville to ldentl(y the man ternoon, and again on Thura- ately designed to produce a bon- Its trCIIl repairs. The idea works this way: being beld. day, when the banks are closed anza In profit rrcm repairs. .. Mechanical part&, power tranaThe charge was made by Nor· The forger Ga.lllpolis police all day, '"Dr. Golden'" proceeded are looki.ug for came to town to write check&, well in excesa man Bennett, a member of 'Itle misldons, differential gears, etc. Oct. .. l.f•. according to Chief Ta;r~ of the amouat be had deposit. Society of...Automodve Engineers, are subJect to greater wMr and lor, posing as an optometrist, ed in tile local bank on his first in prepared testimony for the breakdow'n by the constant ImSenete Antitrust and Monopoly pact of high power forces within checked on local office aecom- visit. Chief Taylor said a total or subcommittee, headed by SelL the mechanical system,'' BeMeU 10 phony checks were passed and Philip A. Hart, ~Mich. Accord- sald. He al11o said that speed was a local merchants were bilked 1D ing to BeMett. the automakers built-In producer of bigger repair go to "ludicrous" extre~s to the tune of $659.70. One check (Cootlnued !rm~ Page I) billa CruD accidents. "It Is stm. was given 1n part payment for place easily damaged COI!IIl""" he stood in agreement with a typewriter. Others went to Ill· ents such as lights aOO body pro- pie ph,)'aica that if you go twice liberal critics fA the court who permarkets and a shoe store and jections in wlnerable poaltiona, as rast you hit four times as hard have argued that the "all oatce supply store. As examples, Bennett cited wttfl consequent greater ~ deliberate speed" a,pproach was udecoratiw" bumpera that can age" to the car. Bennett said. The man CtrclevWe pollee are too vague ani invited disob&-- holding ts alleged to have com- cost $150 to repair even when Dealers Pressured dience in the south. The subconunittee was told mitted acta of forgery in sever- hit by a minor blow. The aging Justice also ex· al other Ohio cities Including Once the bumper ~s smashed, Tuesday that Detroit applies so pressed his views on obscenity, Marietta, Ch1Woothe, Lancaster, the damage escalates to the car much pressure on dealers to dissent and the rights of Newark, and Cambridge. body .. In most cases no more sell more and more new cars triminal suspects. In each instance, Chief Ta,y- than one--halt inch away," he said. that dealers are forced to take Black said obscenity, which lor pointed out, •"the man we're According to Bennett, "this low proOts am look elsewhere still sharply divides the nine looking tor is a phony. He used t;pe of desl.gn.lsnotonly unnecea- for more profit - and flnd lt in court members, remains a the same method of operstloo ln sary but lDexcuaable, except tor cheatlrw their customers through '"wholly unbiguous" concepl several cities. In Marietta, he one nuon - It results in ex- a variety or shady schemes. He has always advocated total There is so much pressure, posed as a marina operator and penslw npairs." absence of gowrmnental power in Lancaster as an aerial phoBillions For Repairs said Dr. WUllarn N. Leonard, to restrict tree speech. According to Sen. Hart Ameri- that dealers consider servicing tographer." "Of course J understand that can consumers spend anestimlt.- the cars they sell a 01 necess&cy Th8 man identified as Brown pornogr~~ph.y sOlll'ds bad/' he was allegedly setting up an op-o ed $20 to $25 billion to ropolr e....U." l.eorard, an economics aaid. '"But I have never seen eratlon 1n CirclevUle when ar- and maintain the nation's 100 professor at Hofstra college in anybody who'd say what it Js. rested, according to the JJOHee million cars. By comparison, Hempstead, N. Y., 11 a consul· NOOOO)'. II the idea is 1<1 keep they spend on!)' slightly more tant to the Federal Trade Qm. chief. people trom learning about the mission. facts oC lire as between the aexes, that's a vain task...• " Black also said he did not believe constitutional protection of free speech should guaranMIAMI BEACH (UPll- About sua among authorities tt.t The virtual invitation exte~ teed for demonstrators who half the women and three. premarital coitus tn this couned to osteq:Ja.ths was one of dJISent by occupying property fourths of the men In America try i~ increasing, eapeclally several P>licy decialona taken which is not their's. haYe Cull senal experiences amona: females and most. Tuesday. Others lochded: Not Protected before marriage, and one of especially in relationships m. -Formally outlawing racial "The first am e n d m e n t ewry sb: brldes is pregnant, a volvlrw; love IU'llku" the promise bars to AMA membership-a protects speech ard it protects Purdue University professor r::A marriage. " move expected to increase writing and It protects assem~ told the American Medical The mornlng-.J.orw: sex forwn participaUc;m by Negro physl· bly, but it doesn't have anything Associat.ioo today. came as the American OsU. clans. that protects a man's right to Dr. Harald T. Christensen, pathic Association (AOA) rea Slightly stlflentng the walk aroond and aroord and professor of sociology at jected a move by the AMA to AMA's posldon aplnst ciaround m,y house if he wants to Purdue, In a report preperOO facilitate membership In the garette smoking llthoush refulrasten my • • . family up into for dellwry at the final day of medical orpnizatioo for the ing to isaue a blanket condemthe house, make them afraid to the amual AMA con~ntion, nation's 13,0011 oate<Jpt.Uls. nation of smoking. 10 out of doors," he said. estimated tlw.t: Commenting on recent COID't - ••Nearly Of'leofirth or unmar~ decisions restricting police !fl. rted college females and about terrogatton and asstD'ing protec. one-half or unrnJrried college tlon [or suspected criminals, males have at one time or Black said critics or the court another experienced sexual lhould blame the Cramers of the relations." Conatltution. - "In the geooral population, "They were the one' a that put approxirnltely one-half of the in •no man slall be compelled females and three-fourtil of the to convict himself." •• he said. males have full sexual elll)el'Asked l! he tl1ooght the lence at sometime be[ore court's action Md m.te It more marriage. •• dtmcult for police to c.:ma.t: -'"In the neighborhood of oneerime, Black replied: "Ce~ sixth of all brides are preguant IJ. wh;y shouldn't they? What at the dmo of the woddlnc." were they (Constitutional gta.Crlstenaen't~ report of new sex ra!Uos) wriU.n tor'? Why did valuea prevaW111 among the . they write the Bill of RIM!>ts? nadon'a youth was one or a PraeUeolly all ol (the provl- numb¥' of ptpers presented •iona) make 1t more dimcult to tcx'JQ/ Tftey rarved from sex convlet ~le of crlme • • , eddtion ro ldolescents and the)' wore written to m1ke lt p~~~~c~1-: to a report on Where Shoe& Are S...alblp Prl•ool moro dlmcull ilJI!l _what ~ •""' arxl the senior citizen. '"""':.:-t tloea la trY to follow wtlat MIDDLEPORT, 0. Christensen teld the doetors (the fraL. ~oa) wrote." there is a "reasonable coneen. f"Y"'- Circleville Holds Alleged Forger Aut~ Designed for Repair Bonanza Court Says 1 of 6 Brides are Pregnant TOTE,.__ 0 0 FOR MEN f- ~ I law of the infamous Dr. Paul Josef Goebbels, JUUer's propa. pnda minister. They eorre sponded u n t 1 I Ariane was invited to come to the United States to meet her future husblnd. The meeting took place in the Marlon, Ohio, correction' Institution in late JaiUiry 1963. 'Illey were wed in a luxury suit of the Conrad JUlian hotel in Chicago. "I'm proud of our marriage," grocm told reporten. "I want people to the about it- alter all, tbe only reason people are interested must be because they believe in my innocence."' Last Sept. 8, Sheppard, who repined hla license as an osteopath, was ramed defendant in a civU suit flied by Mrl. Marcia Lopez, who sought $530,000 damages. She alleged Sheppard was negligent in an operadon at the hospital on her husband, Samuel, and cut an artery whJch resulted in his death. Ten days later, Martin Duffy, nre chief in Liber~ Twp., Ohio, sued Sheppard for $685,000, chargi,. negligence in surgery perfonned on his wife, Mrs. Mary Duffy, mother or nve children. Mrs. D~ died last May 16, the day arter she underwent surgery. Sheppard resigned from the hospital staff two weeks ago. know Violence (Continued CrdD Page 1) c. •• ... ..., a ,, I ES?A•Wl-1' lfll, Q., Dlr ' PLAY apeedlllf -s toed IOclol IUXl - · ro- coots, !peldl"f and Leo R, FerLOCAL TEMPS ren, 18, Spacuae, $15 &1111 eo~ta, 1be tam,u&ture tD dowiSolm lludentl occupied uni.Yetaides assured clear dlatarQ, Forfeit- Pomea01 lit 11 Lm. W..t..,. ln Rome and sovoral otbor 1111- ing $25 •ch wore Leo R, with drlnlinl rain lalllnc wu lan cities and labor uni<XII call- Roush, H, 1'1. Pl••nt. llllure 38 ed for a nationwide strike of rarm hinds and bUistrlal workers later in the week. forma. Some of the """" rlntlng In elglrt years broke oul Tuesdq. In Milan 2,000 periOIUI marched on police headquarters burl~ lng Jlllnl, rocks IUXl marbles and overturning automoblloo. 1'0Uce tired tear ps to brook up the crowd. Thlrt;y pel'IOilS were Injured and 100 Much of the new dlaordar was ll[lW'red by tile deatil of two rarm workers llhot by pollee In a demoaltratlon in A,yol.a, Sic~ arre-. tly. Monday. 16th Hijacking Retums Job ~~~~~&: eii!IOged In Ost lights with the rebel students, wearing red armbands. Pollee left the campus wben order was restored, but tlley were bad< In 30 minutes to agaill disperse demonstrators attempting to hold another Ulegal rally and smashing windows ill the buainess and socla1 sclenefl building. Police Defended Mayor Joseph Alioto defeMed jobs. aetlonJ of the police m campus, al¥inl they acted ' 4in a disciplined and professlonal ftllmer in the tace of lncredlble provocation." The strike was origlnal~y called by the Black students Union to pro&est the suspenalon of English instructor Geor8'e Murray, a Black Panther who urged mlnorl~ studeml to carry guns on campus as Your Doponcloblo protecUon against ••racist admiDe•l•r For nistrators." The BSU and another minority group, the Third World AND Liberation Front, later nwle 15 demands which Included tile reinstatement of Murray and Phone WY 2·2550 aeeeptance or all Negro awll~ cants, regardless or CJIB).J.dcaUons. U• • Gotlt. IJUJpected K ro11er Premium Quality ' w. .................. .. Pomeroy CREDENZA l'«trk Loin . ___ . ____ .. _. •. 79e Kroger Roll Roast. ... _________ ,. . 89c filii---..., Pro'lldll the bnti In SWreo FM, pluaGWtlnd• ina-iFMIIIdAM _ _ S_ Fll _,..light. ·-lo-. eounct Folly-·- ... ..... T,. It I ..... 1WO .,.....__,.., -..ttyOIIoortno-. 1111-tPIAIIJII IOUND IHTIM · - lWO ,...=-·· B r o o d - - ri/10.. •••••• ......... ... + MAXIM Coffee ..... l•r $ 95 4xa Chelrr Planked SHEET Rustle Walnut Pecan NAILS TO MATCH lloil & Zuspa1 •terlals Ct. 173-5554 MASON, I. VA. Slab Bacon _ ,., 49c , ....,. Fmtt "' K,.... Serw 'w S.ft lllctd Ocean Perch Pall ............. .... 49c Bacon . . . . ;::: $1.17 Ill. K....r Kwtdr Krlop Slioool ...... 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SUNDAY CIRSOLE SJEIIEO perk)rm.lnc~ Whole .... Hom-orT_ray _ _ Plumbing-Heating HEATING ~-.Qoo-·- U.I.D.A. Clllloo p10 Fresh Fryers ~ OPEN /6 .......... ,...,... l••••ded ,,.... .,..., ... Lei I. Chv't. Quarter Fryers . _. _. _.. limit ••ldti.... ANTHONY PlUMBING u. (lflll'T5tltt, the K,...., C.., 1fill .._......... , No Purdwe Required To May! t liM ., ZENITH Havana TUesdQ. It was the nation's 16th hiJack'na: of tile year and the routth within two weeks. ·I The New York-to~Mlamf airliner, carrying 35 persona, had to refUel In Ke,y West - wltil the hijacker k~ aervoua watch with a pistol and a hind grenade - before 0ytng: to CUba. The hijacker, wear Ins a gray suit, loose tle and dirty white lhlrt, boarded the 3oelng 727 jet at Tampa and , nmandeered It over the Everglades as tho pilot was msldng a llnal liDdIng approach to Miami International Airport. He ldentllled himself to a slawardell as Ed.dle Cantera, 33, a Cuban .mo bad been In the MIami area for •fqulte a wtdle" and kept getting fired !rom his BlniiO Gamel MIAMI (UPO - A CUban oouldn't keep a job In the United lbtes forced a Natlllllal Airlines Jet to IIJ" him bad< to hia 1n II Kro11er• Excitin11 delr••· Loser to Cuba . mother 6, . . .~ ...:· . . $l:~ Willi -. 'NiCulir• ' IA¥1 . . Prul StfAN!h .' ' · ----4~ . . , .)t:Q&p:s. d/'1,.... ................- ... l'alll- ... 11/T,.. .-..... --·~--· 1\• \' �10 - 11te Dlll.r Sentinel, lllddleport.."-•ror. o., Docember I, 19&8 Goin Bowling Hartfonl Major to Size Up Bowl Participants; Likes Penn State in Seoson1s Finale Personals 1 ly MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE The Orifl..l Dr•wbae.t Egad. friends, there's bad aews for the ~oUegiate football filberts this weekend. There's onlr one major college attracbon on tap-Syracuse at Penn state. However """ - ~ ~-a ..... . . . - ...Ill. "' 2 IIIII lilrs. Torr¥ Boll IIIII .1em1 Am at Newputt, R. L to followers of the Hoople Nra. B. B. llwcy opent tile Forecast. In oor card last Thlnkll!lvtng ..,lldi.Yo Nr. week we gave you the Sun and Mn. Robert lllmey and ramDevU. to upaet tbe WUdcato, 11y In Maryland. 215-23. The State lads UD· . doubtedly read our predlc· Recent lllelta of Mn. Mlrllll tion and decided to go all Ohlt.nav were Mr. andMri.RCJb.. 1 . out! ort Powell "' Beaufort, c. ' The next two weeks wW Donald F. Roush is a paUeat be very b_usy onea for your at st Jolej1h'a Hospttal. favorite ptgskin seer. Mr. and Mrs. James Fryllld We will be flying hither clauatrter and Mr. and Mrs. llfu and yon to ret a personal Eichinger anc.1 children. all of il.irnpse of all of the major Pomeroy, and Mra. C. E. Fq DowI contestants before pre- were ThankJgfvlng suests r1 Mr. paring our a n n u a I bowl and Mra. JohD c. Fry. game forecast. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ueving In addition to the Orange and famil¥ ot. Morpntown spent and Sun Bowl games men· the Thanksgiving bollda,y here tioned above, the leading with Mr. and Mrs. Otha Uevcontests and the participants fag. On Thursda¥ Mr. and Mrs. are: Cotton, Tennessee vs. T~xas; Gator, Missouri vs. Otha. Ueving. Mrs.Thelma ClpeAlabama; Roae, Ohio State- bart and Mr. and Mrs. Larry . Southern California; Sugar, Lievfn.K were dlMer guests of Georgia-Arkansas, and a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Uevn e w c om e r this year, tbe ing and tamlly at Winfield. Peach Bowl, Louisiana State Mrs. Wilbur Webb vilited Mr. vs . Florida State. and Mrs. Oakey Killingworth and Jove, what a formidable family 1o Virginia recently. Mrs. array of talent-every team KUllngworth who is tbe dauJhin the_ top ten with the ter of Mr. ~ Mn. Webb, was exception o~ Notre Dame uUe Ul will be on display! q Mr. ~ Mrs. James Roush Watch .f or our bowl fore- and !am.Jiyspentthehollday-.yeek. , cast commg soon on your . end with Mr. and Mrs. A ~ bert favorite sports pages! Flelds at Lincoln Park, Mtchlgan. 1 Mrs. William Chisler spent this traditional tled to 5 ties and split the other 40 games exactly even -:K} victories each-um- BAD NEWS! kumph! the "bad news" department was the generous dose of that unwelcome commodity handed to the Sun Bowl Committee I a s t Saturday. Arizona, t he committee's choice to oppose Auburn. was dealt a smashing 30-7 defeat by the Arizona State Sun Devils. The startling result came -kafl-kaft--as no surprise The Nittany Lions, sporting a 9-0 record and the choice of the Orange Bowl committee to oppose powerful Kansas on New Year's night, appear to have too much of everything for the Syracuse Orangemen. The Hoople System forecasts a 29-16 triumph for Penn State - har-rumph! Another imporbnt item ln Jll«bl Wrong 1Z 5 1.11 34& TIPS Pel. 16 .706 . 721 z Celties Win with Havlicek Hot Mason Area News, Notes Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester ZerkJe, Jemi~ fer, and Mr. L. J. Ruttencutter were Mrs. Margaret Bree11 and Miss Lena Gibbs. Visiting wlth Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Riley on Saturday evening were Mr. ard Mrs. Ralph Riley of Delaware; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley of Clifton. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ross aOO nose were: Mr. and Mrs, Bob Mossman and family of Vincent, Ohio; Mrs. ~ McKargin and son, Athens, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ross and family, Mrs. LUllan Grimm, Mrs. Ellen Seely, Mias Saoo,y Henry and Miss Patrick Riley. Miss Martha Thompso11 spent several da.ys visiting Miss carol Fruth, a student at C&pital Beauty Academy, Charleston. Mike Harbour, a student at Marshall University, Is spending the holidays visiting his pareri:s, Mr. and Mrs. stallley Harbour. Gary Green, a student at Marshall, and a fonner resident of MISon, visited several days with MJke. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne Green, have moved to Wellston. Ohio. Mr. 100 Mrs. Raymond Lambert, Mason. were the lucky winners or a b"ip to Florida. Heck's of Hunti~n, sponsor the four days and three night stay in Florida. MaQY families were very t.p.. py this Thanksgiving with sons. daugllters a n d graOOchildren home for the holidays. VisiURB wlth Mr. and Mra. Rom£ WUHamaon were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDowell ancl ramUy of Ceredo, W. VL, and Mra. WUliamsm'a mother, Mra. W~ terRaynea. Thankaght._ guests or Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis McDaniel, Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McO.nlel,. J4r. and Mrs. Charrls McDaniel and ramutes all or Pt. Plaeant: Mrs. Ernest MeClme ud daughter. Shelly or Buftllo, w~ Mr. and Mrs. stanley Sllundero and family of ColumbuL Tha'*qhlllll dinner peato of Mr. an:1 Mra. John Sisaon ard Cam.Uy were Mrs. Russell Clpe.. hart, Mr. Christy Bletner, Mr. and Mra. Cfllarles Cohen of Pcm-- AIWA NO. lP·707 eroy, and Mrs. Diane SelC ard sons, Columbus, 0. Dr. and Mrs. Mlll'l Singer or Lisbon, Ohio, spent Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. Lillian Singer alli Mrs. Lee Richardson ln Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Raymord Lambert, Mr. and Mrs, James Rees ot Racine, Ohio, attended the Kentucky and Miami game on Monday at Oxford, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar ander and fami.l.}• spert Thllnk,;::-..f giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Thompson at McComels ville, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Foreman of Lorain, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Foreman, P o i .. t Pleasant, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hysell and l"amily in Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Foreman visited with their daughter ard Camlly until SundiJ', when they returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Jeffers and daughter of Bellaire, 0., visited recently with Miss S&ella Gress. Rev. and Mrs. Charlea Parri1 of Mason. went to Middlebourne, w_ VL, to vtalt their gram. aon who is reportedly ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Cwmlngham and lamily of Huntlrvton visited Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. C. E. Erwin at Southside, W. VL Mr. and Mrs. Rt.,y fox visited with Mr. am Mrs. Earl Durat at Point Pleaaant on Thanksglv-- __,, 128 MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT- VALUES FOR DEC. 5-.6-7 GIVE HER A BIG SELECTION FOR tlnpr am ramtl,y of Columbus, rlalted over the weeken:t wllh Mr. and Mra. John Manhlll. 1''1rst Negro to serve in the U.S. Senate was Hiram R. Revels of Mississippi, who took his seat Feb. 23, 1870, and served unlil May 4, 1871. COnON DRESSES •Trimmed Gowns ·, & Matching Duster I 2 piece uh , match· ing acetate tr ico t la ce h ommed gown' and dv1le11 •n lovely pao• tel color' . STER U SET .EACH F;oe oayoo tc;cot, br1ef or bond leg styles, white or pestel colors, sizes S· M·L·XL. f.47 RETAIL VALUE NO. 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Mr. and Mrs. WUilam Per- LADIES HO~IDAY LADIES lr~g. arxl family or Toledo, Ohio, spent the holidays visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatzel ant QUILTED Box of 12 tlme tubrk:at.d - e AC 11M IICOIIIII SYJTIM oonomornts. New wey to dean everythinl betterl Hllh·Low-Medlum power control plus NAP ADAPT cleans thickest aha& rup.l Met.Nic enamel ftnl1h wmt Mil fiOIWAID VWMTB • r ftAHifiiVII, 2 nBMIIIYGII PEGNOIR SETS Acetate Lace 9A.M. 9 P.M. e PUIN JUniDN c:otlfiOU lETAll VALUE $44.91 L----;i.~ ~;r":~::,'",',:, :.~- IATUIIDAY CASSmE RECORDER mother, Mrs. Ellen Croghan at · Carnegie, Pa. In other NBA games Tuesday NBA's Western Division. The Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. night, San Diego tripped Chica. Bulls outscored San Diego by ., 108-103, New York defeated elght points from the field, but and Mrs. B. R. Vance were Mr. National Basketball Association, Atlanta 126-93, San Francisco the winners COR\'erted 28 of 38 and Mrs. c. M. Adams, Sr. of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. the rival ooacb, pla,yers and beat Seattle 127-122 and Los Cree throws for the victory Adams, Jr. and Bntce, Mr. and Cans hope the Celtic first team Angeles trimmaj Phoenix 122- margin. . stays health.Y and out ot rou.I 108. San Francisco's Warriors Mrs. Herman Layne, Miss Nancy Hill and Miss Cynthia Pactnl trouble. Larry Siegfried and Don moved into a tie Cor second or Pittsburgh. Because when one ol the Nelsoo each had 20 points in place with San Diego in the Miss Cyntllla Pacini Or PittaBoSton starters does leave the support of Havlicek in the Western Divisioo by bolting to a burgh is the weekend guest d. court, in comes John Havlicek Boston victory, and Wa,yne 24..point lead in the third and things start to happen. Embry Jed Milwaukee with 29. quarter, then holding off a Miss Nancy Hill and Mr. and He went in for the injured Cuzie Russell, hitting from furious Seattle rally near the Mrs. Herman Layne. 91e and Miss Hill are both students at Sam Jones Tuesda,y night and the outside and passing adroitly, end of the game. Marshall University. rammed home 17 ol 29 field paced the New York victory, Wilt Chamberlain scored a Mrs. Larry LeMastersofPhUgoal attempts and seven of the Knlcks' f':dtb in their past sea11011 high of 35 points and eight shots from the charity line sb: games and their highest Elgin Baylor added 30 as Los adelphla, Pa. visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs •. in helping Bos.ton avercome a point productioo of the season Angoles handed l'lloenix Its 12th Blll Howard and Mike. Mr. and (our..point third-quarter defi~it Cincirmati hit two of every consecutive loss. Gail Goodrich and go on to a 137 .us victory three field goals it put up in the scored 23 points to pace the Mrs. LeMasters lett oo Ttu.lrS· QVer the Milwaukee Bucks. last half ln beating Baltimore, Suns, who trailed the Western day to spend the Thanksgiving Havuce:,•s 41 points led both lrith Oscar Robertson scoring 38 Division leaders only 104-102 holidays with his parerts In Wellsburg, W.Va. teams. The victory moved and John Tresvant 34 for the with 4:23 remalning, BOstOn into a virtual tie Cor Royals. leadership of the Eastern Diego had to come Division with Baltimore which 17 Sanpoints behlnd to from beat . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . lost to Cincinnati 129-127 _ Chicago, and the win enabled Milwaukee fell deeper into the the Rockets to move ahead or Eastern Dlvilion cellar. AUanta into secmd place in the ....,. MONDAY Thanksgiving weekend with h e r By United Press International When tlle Boston. CelUcs take on any other team in the STOREHOIRS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 s. rivalry s ho u 1 d provide enough thrills to satisfy even the zaniest football fan . In 45 previous meetings the c I u b s representing these great universities have bat- Last Week: Season Rerord: Nr. IIIII Nro. ELECTRIC ORGAN e WY.r!AY liYS o NLIMIIERB) AND CCLOI COOED TO MUSICIIOOQ • 25 TlftLE liYS PlAY TWO fW OCTAVES • 6 CHOID liYS 8 llfAIL YAWl Ut.tl �10 - 11te Dlll.r Sentinel, lllddleport.."-•ror. o., Docember I, 19&8 Goin Bowling Hartfonl Major to Size Up Bowl Participants; Likes Penn State in Seoson1s Finale Personals 1 ly MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE The Orifl..l Dr•wbae.t Egad. friends, there's bad aews for the ~oUegiate football filberts this weekend. There's onlr one major college attracbon on tap-Syracuse at Penn state. However """ - ~ ~-a ..... . . . - ...Ill. "' 2 IIIII lilrs. Torr¥ Boll IIIII .1em1 Am at Newputt, R. L to followers of the Hoople Nra. B. B. llwcy opent tile Forecast. In oor card last Thlnkll!lvtng ..,lldi.Yo Nr. week we gave you the Sun and Mn. Robert lllmey and ramDevU. to upaet tbe WUdcato, 11y In Maryland. 215-23. The State lads UD· . doubtedly read our predlc· Recent lllelta of Mn. Mlrllll tion and decided to go all Ohlt.nav were Mr. andMri.RCJb.. 1 . out! ort Powell "' Beaufort, c. ' The next two weeks wW Donald F. Roush is a paUeat be very b_usy onea for your at st Jolej1h'a Hospttal. favorite ptgskin seer. Mr. and Mrs. James Fryllld We will be flying hither clauatrter and Mr. and Mrs. llfu and yon to ret a personal Eichinger anc.1 children. all of il.irnpse of all of the major Pomeroy, and Mra. C. E. Fq DowI contestants before pre- were ThankJgfvlng suests r1 Mr. paring our a n n u a I bowl and Mra. JohD c. Fry. game forecast. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ueving In addition to the Orange and famil¥ ot. Morpntown spent and Sun Bowl games men· the Thanksgiving bollda,y here tioned above, the leading with Mr. and Mrs. Otha Uevcontests and the participants fag. On Thursda¥ Mr. and Mrs. are: Cotton, Tennessee vs. T~xas; Gator, Missouri vs. Otha. Ueving. Mrs.Thelma ClpeAlabama; Roae, Ohio State- bart and Mr. and Mrs. Larry . Southern California; Sugar, Lievfn.K were dlMer guests of Georgia-Arkansas, and a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Uevn e w c om e r this year, tbe ing and tamlly at Winfield. Peach Bowl, Louisiana State Mrs. Wilbur Webb vilited Mr. vs . Florida State. and Mrs. Oakey Killingworth and Jove, what a formidable family 1o Virginia recently. Mrs. array of talent-every team KUllngworth who is tbe dauJhin the_ top ten with the ter of Mr. ~ Mn. Webb, was exception o~ Notre Dame uUe Ul will be on display! q Mr. ~ Mrs. James Roush Watch .f or our bowl fore- and !am.Jiyspentthehollday-.yeek. , cast commg soon on your . end with Mr. and Mrs. A ~ bert favorite sports pages! Flelds at Lincoln Park, Mtchlgan. 1 Mrs. William Chisler spent this traditional tled to 5 ties and split the other 40 games exactly even -:K} victories each-um- BAD NEWS! kumph! the "bad news" department was the generous dose of that unwelcome commodity handed to the Sun Bowl Committee I a s t Saturday. Arizona, t he committee's choice to oppose Auburn. was dealt a smashing 30-7 defeat by the Arizona State Sun Devils. The startling result came -kafl-kaft--as no surprise The Nittany Lions, sporting a 9-0 record and the choice of the Orange Bowl committee to oppose powerful Kansas on New Year's night, appear to have too much of everything for the Syracuse Orangemen. The Hoople System forecasts a 29-16 triumph for Penn State - har-rumph! Another imporbnt item ln Jll«bl Wrong 1Z 5 1.11 34& TIPS Pel. 16 .706 . 721 z Celties Win with Havlicek Hot Mason Area News, Notes Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester ZerkJe, Jemi~ fer, and Mr. L. J. Ruttencutter were Mrs. Margaret Bree11 and Miss Lena Gibbs. Visiting wlth Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Riley on Saturday evening were Mr. ard Mrs. Ralph Riley of Delaware; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley of Clifton. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ross aOO nose were: Mr. and Mrs, Bob Mossman and family of Vincent, Ohio; Mrs. ~ McKargin and son, Athens, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ross and family, Mrs. LUllan Grimm, Mrs. Ellen Seely, Mias Saoo,y Henry and Miss Patrick Riley. Miss Martha Thompso11 spent several da.ys visiting Miss carol Fruth, a student at C&pital Beauty Academy, Charleston. Mike Harbour, a student at Marshall University, Is spending the holidays visiting his pareri:s, Mr. and Mrs. stallley Harbour. Gary Green, a student at Marshall, and a fonner resident of MISon, visited several days with MJke. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne Green, have moved to Wellston. Ohio. Mr. 100 Mrs. Raymond Lambert, Mason. were the lucky winners or a b"ip to Florida. Heck's of Hunti~n, sponsor the four days and three night stay in Florida. MaQY families were very t.p.. py this Thanksgiving with sons. daugllters a n d graOOchildren home for the holidays. VisiURB wlth Mr. and Mra. Rom£ WUHamaon were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDowell ancl ramUy of Ceredo, W. VL, and Mra. WUliamsm'a mother, Mra. W~ terRaynea. Thankaght._ guests or Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis McDaniel, Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McO.nlel,. J4r. and Mrs. Charrls McDaniel and ramutes all or Pt. Plaeant: Mrs. Ernest MeClme ud daughter. Shelly or Buftllo, w~ Mr. and Mrs. stanley Sllundero and family of ColumbuL Tha'*qhlllll dinner peato of Mr. an:1 Mra. John Sisaon ard Cam.Uy were Mrs. Russell Clpe.. hart, Mr. Christy Bletner, Mr. and Mra. Cfllarles Cohen of Pcm-- AIWA NO. lP·707 eroy, and Mrs. Diane SelC ard sons, Columbus, 0. Dr. and Mrs. Mlll'l Singer or Lisbon, Ohio, spent Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. Lillian Singer alli Mrs. Lee Richardson ln Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Raymord Lambert, Mr. and Mrs, James Rees ot Racine, Ohio, attended the Kentucky and Miami game on Monday at Oxford, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar ander and fami.l.}• spert Thllnk,;::-..f giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Thompson at McComels ville, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Foreman of Lorain, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Foreman, P o i .. t Pleasant, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hysell and l"amily in Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Foreman visited with their daughter ard Camlly until SundiJ', when they returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Jeffers and daughter of Bellaire, 0., visited recently with Miss S&ella Gress. Rev. and Mrs. Charlea Parri1 of Mason. went to Middlebourne, w_ VL, to vtalt their gram. aon who is reportedly ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Cwmlngham and lamily of Huntlrvton visited Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. C. E. Erwin at Southside, W. VL Mr. and Mrs. Rt.,y fox visited with Mr. am Mrs. Earl Durat at Point Pleaaant on Thanksglv-- __,, 128 MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT- VALUES FOR DEC. 5-.6-7 GIVE HER A BIG SELECTION FOR tlnpr am ramtl,y of Columbus, rlalted over the weeken:t wllh Mr. and Mra. John Manhlll. 1''1rst Negro to serve in the U.S. Senate was Hiram R. Revels of Mississippi, who took his seat Feb. 23, 1870, and served unlil May 4, 1871. COnON DRESSES •Trimmed Gowns ·, & Matching Duster I 2 piece uh , match· ing acetate tr ico t la ce h ommed gown' and dv1le11 •n lovely pao• tel color' . STER U SET .EACH F;oe oayoo tc;cot, br1ef or bond leg styles, white or pestel colors, sizes S· M·L·XL. f.47 RETAIL VALUE NO. 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Mr. and Mrs. WUilam Per- LADIES HO~IDAY LADIES lr~g. arxl family or Toledo, Ohio, spent the holidays visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatzel ant QUILTED Box of 12 tlme tubrk:at.d - e AC 11M IICOIIIII SYJTIM oonomornts. New wey to dean everythinl betterl Hllh·Low-Medlum power control plus NAP ADAPT cleans thickest aha& rup.l Met.Nic enamel ftnl1h wmt Mil fiOIWAID VWMTB • r ftAHifiiVII, 2 nBMIIIYGII PEGNOIR SETS Acetate Lace 9A.M. 9 P.M. e PUIN JUniDN c:otlfiOU lETAll VALUE $44.91 L----;i.~ ~;r":~::,'",',:, :.~- IATUIIDAY CASSmE RECORDER mother, Mrs. Ellen Croghan at · Carnegie, Pa. In other NBA games Tuesday NBA's Western Division. The Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. night, San Diego tripped Chica. Bulls outscored San Diego by ., 108-103, New York defeated elght points from the field, but and Mrs. B. R. Vance were Mr. National Basketball Association, Atlanta 126-93, San Francisco the winners COR\'erted 28 of 38 and Mrs. c. M. Adams, Sr. of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. the rival ooacb, pla,yers and beat Seattle 127-122 and Los Cree throws for the victory Adams, Jr. and Bntce, Mr. and Cans hope the Celtic first team Angeles trimmaj Phoenix 122- margin. . stays health.Y and out ot rou.I 108. San Francisco's Warriors Mrs. Herman Layne, Miss Nancy Hill and Miss Cynthia Pactnl trouble. Larry Siegfried and Don moved into a tie Cor second or Pittsburgh. Because when one ol the Nelsoo each had 20 points in place with San Diego in the Miss Cyntllla Pacini Or PittaBoSton starters does leave the support of Havlicek in the Western Divisioo by bolting to a burgh is the weekend guest d. court, in comes John Havlicek Boston victory, and Wa,yne 24..point lead in the third and things start to happen. Embry Jed Milwaukee with 29. quarter, then holding off a Miss Nancy Hill and Mr. and He went in for the injured Cuzie Russell, hitting from furious Seattle rally near the Mrs. Herman Layne. 91e and Miss Hill are both students at Sam Jones Tuesda,y night and the outside and passing adroitly, end of the game. Marshall University. rammed home 17 ol 29 field paced the New York victory, Wilt Chamberlain scored a Mrs. Larry LeMastersofPhUgoal attempts and seven of the Knlcks' f':dtb in their past sea11011 high of 35 points and eight shots from the charity line sb: games and their highest Elgin Baylor added 30 as Los adelphla, Pa. visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs •. in helping Bos.ton avercome a point productioo of the season Angoles handed l'lloenix Its 12th Blll Howard and Mike. Mr. and (our..point third-quarter defi~it Cincirmati hit two of every consecutive loss. Gail Goodrich and go on to a 137 .us victory three field goals it put up in the scored 23 points to pace the Mrs. LeMasters lett oo Ttu.lrS· QVer the Milwaukee Bucks. last half ln beating Baltimore, Suns, who trailed the Western day to spend the Thanksgiving Havuce:,•s 41 points led both lrith Oscar Robertson scoring 38 Division leaders only 104-102 holidays with his parerts In Wellsburg, W.Va. teams. The victory moved and John Tresvant 34 for the with 4:23 remalning, BOstOn into a virtual tie Cor Royals. leadership of the Eastern Diego had to come Division with Baltimore which 17 Sanpoints behlnd to from beat . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . lost to Cincinnati 129-127 _ Chicago, and the win enabled Milwaukee fell deeper into the the Rockets to move ahead or Eastern Dlvilion cellar. AUanta into secmd place in the ....,. MONDAY Thanksgiving weekend with h e r By United Press International When tlle Boston. CelUcs take on any other team in the STOREHOIRS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 s. rivalry s ho u 1 d provide enough thrills to satisfy even the zaniest football fan . In 45 previous meetings the c I u b s representing these great universities have bat- Last Week: Season Rerord: Nr. IIIII Nro. ELECTRIC ORGAN e WY.r!AY liYS o NLIMIIERB) AND CCLOI COOED TO MUSICIIOOQ • 25 TlftLE liYS PlAY TWO fW OCTAVES • 6 CHOID liYS 8 llfAIL YAWl Ut.tl �---- ......--·- · . ... _ ----·--.. # . __._ . . __ ,. -·~ . -. ·-- ~ - --·--~·- · ·- - . - ....... ' ' PRICES II EFFECT 101 THROIIH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 MONDAY lllru TYCO '110" NO. 56863 SATURDAY ROADRACESn 9A.M... 9P.M. lUNDAY 1to 7 ....... - - ... ,..., ... aiH ......... _, foe. ... - -r" •1o•• .... ..,_ ..tn,....., HORSMAN $866 ,..,..... No. sn .......... .,... ..... $1t.t5 fiMIM ao~a11 PUSTIO TEl lETS ,....,u clvtt PAnERNS """•· No. 1101 A. C. GILBERT sm ........... plou u rda. 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CHAP STICK 12 OZ.IIZI c RnAIL VALUE $1.91 c VALUE &IIA • PIUNTS & SOLIDS • SIZES. I TO 3 AND3 T06X 39c RETAIL VALUo $2.50 QIRL'S FANCY SLIP & PANTY SETS RETAl c II au. .... .,..,..." 99 II&---..... - .... . ., .--....' . . . • SWEATERS' SIZES: 32 TO 38 . I ~ .~ COUGH SYRUP ' ~USTUY~ \ - o FIRST QUALITY IN CINNAMON & BEIGE ·PONTY ' " J'llft PAUING NHr E.. 01 Sll..lt .l..t ,. PERTUSSIN . II LADIES' ACRYLIC BULKY SHIRTS 66 I OZ. SID -···.., I & Ilea._- 99C FOR 2.PAIR PACKAGE MOU1HWAIH . PLENT\' OF .FREE PUKING • SPRAY 99c IS's ·~~·· slta $ .....Ill. . 50Z. SIZES: 8 TO 18 ASSORTED SIZES 81,2 TO 11 SIZES• 8 To 16 c 14 oz. PRINTS & PRINTS LIQUIDSIAIPOO -llltc • SOLIDS AND SIZES: 0 TO 3 MO. 9 TO 18 MO . HOSE u.s oz. PRELL 30Z. WOOL SLACKS • PERMANENT-PRESS • KNITS & CORDUROY ROLL SLEEVE • SOLIDS, COLORS ~sac lolaiiSI.OO 88~ DIAPER SOS NYLON MESH • LONG POINTED COUAI WITH nt -· _.liM -· ,,-,nN . ... NEWBORN LADIES' •LONG SLIM LADY ESTER 4-PUIPOSE ... LADIES' AND GIRLS LADIES' COMIIn'IOHa NIKOBAN BOYS 11 c KITCHEN, LAUNDRIES, 13 oz. 170Z. DEODORANT mAIL $1.29 77;. 13 QT. SIZE .. .. 30 QUART SIZE • ._Dwl ...... SCOPE lotollll.09 ~ $111 . SQUARE WASTE BASKET No.·:1401 5 OZ. EXTIA IAIGI EXTRA DRY -- 1\HUSHEL 9QT.WICKER WASTE BASKET FESCO NO. 1822 lotoll$11.91 ......,_....., s112 FIESCO PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET $112 40QT. SIZE IDEAl. FOR by M. A. HENlY oz. VASELINE HAIR TONIC WASTE BASKET e HEDLUND ~22 5~ 10 GAL. TRASH CAN nefl. $7" $ FUCO ROUND of hordwood deck, steel run· MAnEL CANNON -.w-. ---.. . . . .u roD ...a, • U.l . ~~ _,. FUCO PLASTIC $144 ~ FESCO PLASTIC $899 -1112.91 c-pa.,. ....... ...... Good ........ CAKE PLAnER &COVER NO. Matmutl . .. ...... . . . Aoulld .. ....... . . . . -. "'""" JIOWH·MATIC MOTOl , , • ,._ IIICIIMW fw fiiGII't $1.18 '::; $1.77 ol"plng FESCO PLASTIC ERECTGR ,..,...,.., Aloa coiDmrl plea fMII _. fwr ..,It • ' - frwlthl lnlln let (0-27 ......,). ''-'lc ,..._ ~ '-notlw,. No. 4205 L. MAll! ~ 28 OF 43" SLED TEXAS RANGER RIFLE lEG. AND CREAM CHOICE c...........-,... . ... ........... NO. AC-43 $244 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IURESTYOU! PACKED 4 GLASSES IN PACKAGE lorwlfr -..:...... -· IS"-.,. No. 6011 ~ c - - fll..... · - ...... ....... ~ wOD<I, "-"lo $699 WILSON BASKETBALL AND PUMP CHOICE ,a.flc ..._ _ '"' .... - - .. tllft. "H !11oM prlm.f l11 J eliot ...,._ ''llffil CHAbUI" In Play,....., ,.,.,,. hw ...... ..._,M dlo,.._ her paaiHDns. IS'' tall , • l11yl, fvlly NO. 622 WOLVERINE SINK No. G0.226 STYLES: ..... lpldt..., ..... -·~1'111 .,_ ..... ~ ....... .,....._.) ~ IN I'LAT PIN 101~'-<11. ... H ., M..._, IIAIIlToCIIIMII DOLL ltt•ll $1U!I ...... -................. llitk. "" ...... IN THE FOLLOWING 1to7 lotoll $11.tl ftotoll $17.95 REFRIGERATOR . . .. 16" Wo' II" wl<o, I• . . ,. ........ ..., ...... .......... .. ... hill.......... wht~~ ......... No. 6656 ~ ........... •M•..-.•Itll .... ......... ._ Rite-HITE ....... Mil• . . . ,...., 6W' PITCHER VASE 8W' FOOTED BOWL SUNDAY CITATION CORDIAL, CITATION COCKTAIL, CITATION SOUR, CITATION CHAMPAGNE, CITATION ROUND WINE, CITATION PARFAIT, CITATION GOBLET, AND CITATION PILSNER AVAILAIU BLACK BOARD TUBSY DOLL .......,.r...... .... .....,. " STEMWARE WITH A MARK OF DISTINCTION" GLASSWARE ..... .,_.. 9A.M.'" 9 P.M• LIBBEY CLASSWARE ANCHOR HOCKING -- IDOL TOY .............................. NO. 112 WOLVERINE ' .._.. ..,.., .. r - ............................................ ........ ....., ....... ..., * lotoll Sl2.00 om IDEAL DOLL looall $lo.95 I£¥WIIN "'-e ............. .... ..- ............. ......., ....... .. . lotall SIS.OO STOVE $699 _ MONDAY lhru SATURDAY SEWING MACHINE SIT .,,99 LITTI.E LOST 10111rel ..... , tvn1 No. loll ••s taeel ......... ,,, ..,., I ;IW lhrlll-a-mlnute nclt- RITE-HITE wi"' * .....,, h•ndltt * _.....,. h1 '"'' IIIHr * * II" hlah. 15" . .,_ 11" wi4.. wi6 . . - . ...trre4 . •• racing - No. A•_. ...., ,....... ....... ,a,. ......... , , . P~on •nglneered WOVERINE .....,, ....... ttw1 in 1...111e1 thl•r plattolll triM I ILl-- NOISICI CHORD ORGAN * *3-lonl *lntfoatwot CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOfiOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IURESTYOU! No. 602 NO. 66 STOIEHOUIS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1961 ', ' . .. 'i. ·~\'.;' . . '. . ... ' .. I ' I �---- ......--·- · . ... _ ----·--.. # . __._ . . __ ,. -·~ . -. ·-- ~ - --·--~·- · ·- - . - ....... ' ' PRICES II EFFECT 101 THROIIH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 MONDAY lllru TYCO '110" NO. 56863 SATURDAY ROADRACESn 9A.M... 9P.M. lUNDAY 1to 7 ....... - - ... ,..., ... aiH ......... _, foe. ... - -r" •1o•• .... ..,_ ..tn,....., HORSMAN $866 ,..,..... No. sn .......... .,... ..... $1t.t5 fiMIM ao~a11 PUSTIO TEl lETS ,....,u clvtt PAnERNS """•· No. 1101 A. C. GILBERT sm ........... plou u rda. St.ts - ... .......... .. . 26111 ...... _,j ~.~ ............. .... IMIIWiolt. -IIIIUS wllfl I CllrWIII ELECTRIC TRAIN Ill "'*-hh ~ biWtr ... ' 'np" ...... ~ i'lfWI, ~~or.- enoill tl1lllo. - '""'.tom..r. • 5.8 $J99 IITAIL $lUI lotoll S6.79 oz. ARRID . .. ',., ' CREST TOOTHPASTE REG. OR MINT 88 .....,. ........... _............__ FEICO PLASTIC TONKA TRUCK ....,....,._ MANDl SHELF ......... .,. -1114.10 IOUTIWISI WORKSHOP SUAVE 21 QT. lECTANGULAI . . • LADIES' "APACHE" HAIR SPlAY 6.75 OZ. PAMILY SIZE REGULAR 01 ULTRABRITE TOOTHPASTE HAIO.TO-HOUI IOOZ. 36's CREAM ~ii B~ 011.1011 IATI OIL F. D. S. BEADS BATH OIL SCHICK RAZOR BLADES DOUBLE EDGE OR IN..ICTOR 200Z. LYSOL F.D.S. BATH CEPACOL SPRAY lolaiiiUI .....1.... Jl& .... A¥111•1 AI POINT PLEASANT, . . ..... ' • SOLIDS, STRIPES & PRINTS • HECK'S OWN GAY RAMPAGE • BUITON, JEWEL, OR SPREAD COLLARS o WHITE, PINK, BLUE, MAIZE o CARDIGAN OR PULL OVER 30 TO 40 $477 $ CORN HUSKERS AQUAMARINE LOTION LOTION ta oz. liD aJAil YA&UI 79c ...... CHAP STICK 12 OZ.IIZI c RnAIL VALUE $1.91 c VALUE &IIA • PIUNTS & SOLIDS • SIZES. I TO 3 AND3 T06X 39c RETAIL VALUo $2.50 QIRL'S FANCY SLIP & PANTY SETS RETAl c II au. .... .,..,..." 99 II&---..... - .... . ., .--....' . . . • SWEATERS' SIZES: 32 TO 38 . I ~ .~ COUGH SYRUP ' ~USTUY~ \ - o FIRST QUALITY IN CINNAMON & BEIGE ·PONTY ' " J'llft PAUING NHr E.. 01 Sll..lt .l..t ,. PERTUSSIN . II LADIES' ACRYLIC BULKY SHIRTS 66 I OZ. SID -···.., I & Ilea._- 99C FOR 2.PAIR PACKAGE MOU1HWAIH . PLENT\' OF .FREE PUKING • SPRAY 99c IS's ·~~·· slta $ .....Ill. . 50Z. SIZES: 8 TO 18 ASSORTED SIZES 81,2 TO 11 SIZES• 8 To 16 c 14 oz. PRINTS & PRINTS LIQUIDSIAIPOO -llltc • SOLIDS AND SIZES: 0 TO 3 MO. 9 TO 18 MO . HOSE u.s oz. PRELL 30Z. WOOL SLACKS • PERMANENT-PRESS • KNITS & CORDUROY ROLL SLEEVE • SOLIDS, COLORS ~sac lolaiiSI.OO 88~ DIAPER SOS NYLON MESH • LONG POINTED COUAI WITH nt -· _.liM -· ,,-,nN . ... NEWBORN LADIES' •LONG SLIM LADY ESTER 4-PUIPOSE ... LADIES' AND GIRLS LADIES' COMIIn'IOHa NIKOBAN BOYS 11 c KITCHEN, LAUNDRIES, 13 oz. 170Z. DEODORANT mAIL $1.29 77;. 13 QT. SIZE .. .. 30 QUART SIZE • ._Dwl ...... SCOPE lotollll.09 ~ $111 . SQUARE WASTE BASKET No.·:1401 5 OZ. EXTIA IAIGI EXTRA DRY -- 1\HUSHEL 9QT.WICKER WASTE BASKET FESCO NO. 1822 lotoll$11.91 ......,_....., s112 FIESCO PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET $112 40QT. SIZE IDEAl. FOR by M. A. HENlY oz. VASELINE HAIR TONIC WASTE BASKET e HEDLUND ~22 5~ 10 GAL. TRASH CAN nefl. $7" $ FUCO ROUND of hordwood deck, steel run· MAnEL CANNON -.w-. ---.. . . . .u roD ...a, • U.l . ~~ _,. FUCO PLASTIC $144 ~ FESCO PLASTIC $899 -1112.91 c-pa.,. ....... ...... Good ........ CAKE PLAnER &COVER NO. Matmutl . .. ...... . . . Aoulld .. ....... . . . . -. "'""" JIOWH·MATIC MOTOl , , • ,._ IIICIIMW fw fiiGII't $1.18 '::; $1.77 ol"plng FESCO PLASTIC ERECTGR ,..,...,.., Aloa coiDmrl plea fMII _. fwr ..,It • ' - frwlthl lnlln let (0-27 ......,). ''-'lc ,..._ ~ '-notlw,. No. 4205 L. MAll! ~ 28 OF 43" SLED TEXAS RANGER RIFLE lEG. AND CREAM CHOICE c...........-,... . ... ........... NO. AC-43 $244 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IURESTYOU! PACKED 4 GLASSES IN PACKAGE lorwlfr -..:...... -· IS"-.,. No. 6011 ~ c - - fll..... · - ...... ....... ~ wOD<I, "-"lo $699 WILSON BASKETBALL AND PUMP CHOICE ,a.flc ..._ _ '"' .... - - .. tllft. "H !11oM prlm.f l11 J eliot ...,._ ''llffil CHAbUI" In Play,....., ,.,.,,. hw ...... ..._,M dlo,.._ her paaiHDns. IS'' tall , • l11yl, fvlly NO. 622 WOLVERINE SINK No. G0.226 STYLES: ..... lpldt..., ..... -·~1'111 .,_ ..... ~ ....... .,....._.) ~ IN I'LAT PIN 101~'-<11. ... H ., M..._, IIAIIlToCIIIMII DOLL ltt•ll $1U!I ...... -................. llitk. "" ...... IN THE FOLLOWING 1to7 lotoll $11.tl ftotoll $17.95 REFRIGERATOR . . .. 16" Wo' II" wl<o, I• . . ,. ........ ..., ...... .......... .. ... hill.......... wht~~ ......... No. 6656 ~ ........... •M•..-.•Itll .... ......... ._ Rite-HITE ....... Mil• . . . ,...., 6W' PITCHER VASE 8W' FOOTED BOWL SUNDAY CITATION CORDIAL, CITATION COCKTAIL, CITATION SOUR, CITATION CHAMPAGNE, CITATION ROUND WINE, CITATION PARFAIT, CITATION GOBLET, AND CITATION PILSNER AVAILAIU BLACK BOARD TUBSY DOLL .......,.r...... .... .....,. " STEMWARE WITH A MARK OF DISTINCTION" GLASSWARE ..... .,_.. 9A.M.'" 9 P.M• LIBBEY CLASSWARE ANCHOR HOCKING -- IDOL TOY .............................. NO. 112 WOLVERINE ' .._.. ..,.., .. r - ............................................ ........ ....., ....... ..., * lotoll Sl2.00 om IDEAL DOLL looall $lo.95 I£¥WIIN "'-e ............. .... ..- ............. ......., ....... .. . lotall SIS.OO STOVE $699 _ MONDAY lhru SATURDAY SEWING MACHINE SIT .,,99 LITTI.E LOST 10111rel ..... , tvn1 No. loll ••s taeel ......... ,,, ..,., I ;IW lhrlll-a-mlnute nclt- RITE-HITE wi"' * .....,, h•ndltt * _.....,. h1 '"'' IIIHr * * II" hlah. 15" . .,_ 11" wi4.. wi6 . . - . ...trre4 . •• racing - No. A•_. ...., ,....... ....... ,a,. ......... , , . P~on •nglneered WOVERINE .....,, ....... ttw1 in 1...111e1 thl•r plattolll triM I ILl-- NOISICI CHORD ORGAN * *3-lonl *lntfoatwot CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOfiOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IURESTYOU! No. 602 NO. 66 STOIEHOUIS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1961 ', ' . .. 'i. ·~\'.;' . . '. . ... ' .. I ' I �. -·---- . NO. 56163 TYCO "ItO" ** 1 .. 7 '" CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOmM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE NEAREST YOU! IDEAL No. 03ss RITE·HITE LITTLE LOIT STOVE DOLL ...... ,._ ... - * _, ..,.. with ..... .-llkltt.. .. tMiea.-. ..... Mil• . . . . ., lotall $10.95 No. 6656 Rlte-HITE HORSMAN Man'-GIIMR No. 512 DOLL PLASTII TEIIm Con!p.... ..me. lw • .•• - - ........ ,..,. NO. AC-43 , _ vnlt .,._ POWH-MATIC MOTOI . . . ..... ,....., fw ....,. Ml (G.-27 eon.~. with I NrNII fnldl, trod~ _ . . , oNI • U.l . ..,...... ~ ...... _,.,.,_._ ELECTRIC TRAIN $899 ....... - - ..u. ... $ m>- b"' .... ~M!Nr . ""t. <.9> HEDLUND oz. ARRID EXTRA DRY -- CREST TOOTHPASTE REG. 01 MINT 88 2 FOI $100 ....... __ .................. .............. .. ...,_ _. .. •n••t• RSCO PLASTIC $111 c IDEAL FOR ....u $4.10 KnCHEN, LAUNDRIES, WORKSHOP 21QT. 130Z. 17 oz. SUAVE SCOPE IEClANOULAI . . . 1 t ~. 1 ul l r r l rl h IOOZ. 36's CREAM OILIOI ~JL ~s ";. . c~ LADIES' "APACHE" Hill SPlAY 6.75 OZ. FAMILY SID REGULAR 01 ULTRABRITE TOOTHPASTE RAZOR BLADES DOUBLE lEDGE OR IN.. ICTOR IIDOIL BIADS a oz. F. D. S. BATH OIL . PRELL IS's ·- 1 -liSI.M 2001. LYSOL F.D.S.BATH CEPACOL -H$1.79 COUGH SYRUP ....... .IIOUniWAIH o SOLIDS AND PRINTS o PERMANERI'l'RESS o KNITS & CORDUROY SIZES: 8 TO 18 SIUS: 0 TO 3 MO. 9 TO 18 MO. 66 ASSORiw ftA.. Oilft ROLL SLEEVE o FIRST QUALITY IN CINNAMON & · BEIGE o SOLIDS, STRIPES & PRINTS o HECK'S OWN GAY RAMPAGE o BUTION, JEWEL, OR SPREAD COLLARS SIZES 8~ LADIES' ACRYLIC BULKY SWEATERS RTS TO 11 CORN HUSKERS AQUAMARINE LOTION LOTION II OZ. SID o WHITE, PINK, BLUE, MAIZE o CARDIGAN OR PULL OVER 30 TO 40 $477 SIZES: 32 TO 3B CHAP STICK 12 OZ.IIZE c. . . c UTAIL VALU& $2.50 . PLEASANT, Ea~ DIAPER SOS -..~.~, PLEN'ft' OF. FREE PARKING NMr SLACKS FOR 2-PAIR PACKAGE PERTUSSIN ggc WOOL 66 LIQUID SIIAIIPOO SOL 5 11 aa; NEW BORN NYLON MESH SIZIS• I To 16 c SPRAY LADIES' BOYS AND GIRLS LADIES' • SOLIDS, COLORS & I'IJNTS U.S OZ. 140Z. SPRAY 13 QT. SIZE . . . . . . . . ...... . . HOSE llotalllk SCHICK 77~ LADIES' • LONG POINTED COllAR W11H Til ~sac _,..,.I SI.OO 9QT.WICKER WASTE BASKET · ~,.. ..... ,. llotall 11M N ~ $111 12 •LONG SLIM UDY ESTER 4-PURPOIE I~IUSHEL 30QUART SIZE HANDI SHELF 77 ............. HAJID..To.HOLD RnAIL $1.29 NIKOBAN $111 40QT. SIZE · SQUARE WASTE lASKO TONKA TRUCK c•••IY..... .,........,..,.., lotall $1.09 WASTE BASKET No.l406 5 OZ. EXIIA LAIQI IOUTIWISH DEODORANT LAUNDRY BASKET FESCO NO. 1&22 M.A. HBIIY 51'! 10 GAL. TRASH CAN -11$14.95 Mfl, '222 5.8 FISCO ROUND FESCO of hardwood del!, steel rvn· MAnEL CANNON dntlt ........... ~ FEICO PLAine $144 ~ FESCO PLASTIC IDAIL $12.95 TEXAS RANGER RIFLE ....... .u..u ........... .. .. . '""' e.d llllrt hr ......... Will ..... 43" SLED ...,..). ,.,..lc ,..._ .,... ~....... ................. Gild .......... No. 4205 L. MAIX ..UIII~ Llnlvht ..."' CAKE PLAnER &COVER NO. 2611 ""'-r $1.18 ~~ $1.77 lliMUII ... .......... 28 FESCO PLASTIC M.Mrlc.t4 • . • . . . . • • • h!WI. •, ....,..., • • ... lololl$2.91 110. AND CaEAM PACKED 4 GLASSES IN PACKAGE EREOTOI SETS ...... ......,.. WILSON BASKETBALL AND PUMP 1•7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BonOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YO~U!~-- A. C. GILBERT No. 1101 paHwm. A.loa colorful .,.._ ...,... W plea carclt. $699 oz. VASELINE HAIR TONIC STYLES: c . .tk · - - .. kNtk . . _ . . llgn• .t.M pta-. prl...... In 3 . _ """- NO. 122 WOLVERINE SINK No. 00.226 61'1" PITCHER VASE Bl'l" FOOTED BOWL CHOICE OF PAnERNS IMell $14.95 15.. . . , . AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING lor $866 ......,.... SUNDAY CITATION CORDIAL, CIT AliON COCKTAIL, CITATION SOUR, CITATION CHAMPAGNE, C!TAT!ON ROUND WINE, CITATION PARFAIT, CITATION GOBLET, AND CITATION PILSNER M. A. IIINIY REFRIGERATOR ................... * .,..... . . . . """""""'r·.w.. "STEMWARE WnH A MARK OF DISTINCTION" CHOICE lololl $17.95 NO. &12 WOLVERINE I ..._.....,.. .. ..,_, rwftl........- ANCHOR HOCKING •1144 $699 ....................... .., . ..,_ BLACK BOARD ... _ ---·""'· •M"'-Isa.-. ...... .__. ..... wflh dllllf ,...... .... ...-,nhaiKAn*....._.N. ..... ~ c..tral ......."' II" hith, 15" ••• 11" wl... * .........,....... _..,_ * ~~... TUBSY DOLL 9A.M.• 9 P.M• LIBBEY CLASSWARE < _,,. 1'1001- ........ "'._.,..._war. ..... ._, " tl., ...... ..,.. ........... '" ,..,.._ ..... SA1VRDAY II 1 GLASSWARE IDIAL TOY ..... - lin -· llotall US.OO 602 ......,., , ...,. ltMI iot Avoc... - ................. .........., . * ......, ..... hlr as •1899 WOVERINI No. -- ...... . --···- .......... tt ....,. . . . ...... ...,....,. •.tpel lng ,..,.... MONDAY SEWING MACHINE SO ..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'JUIII.. . . . . .till .,.._. . . . , . . . 111 lee II ......... , , • _., ' :•:1 3-lootol ""'"" ac1lon Thrlft-o-minut. •xt:lt- OOREHOIIS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. I, 1968 No. 1MIIIASIINHID NOISICI CHORD ORGAN ·- ....... . lUNDAY SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 NO. 66 ROAD RACE SET 9A.M.'" 9P.M. - • PRICES II EFFECT 101 MONDAY thn IA1VRDAY -- -- - --- · -- - --- -J--- ~ -~ - SLIP & PANTY SETS lETII. c VALUE • SIZES. I TO 3 AND 3 T06X ' ,J ~ .,, __ , .. .. • •• . .1111' lAY - ----·-··· .. ·······-··- ·-- ------·.. -.--------···-·---- ....._.,·--·---.... -~·- ... -- ...... -~ o PRINTS & SOLIDS 39c ' Of Shllllt •lqe IIRL'I FANCY ~'t. •\·. 1, IITI f• �. -·---- . NO. 56163 TYCO "ItO" ** 1 .. 7 '" CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOmM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE NEAREST YOU! IDEAL No. 03ss RITE·HITE LITTLE LOIT STOVE DOLL ...... ,._ ... - * _, ..,.. with ..... .-llkltt.. .. tMiea.-. ..... Mil• . . . . ., lotall $10.95 No. 6656 Rlte-HITE HORSMAN Man'-GIIMR No. 512 DOLL PLASTII TEIIm Con!p.... ..me. lw • .•• - - ........ ,..,. NO. AC-43 , _ vnlt .,._ POWH-MATIC MOTOI . . . ..... ,....., fw ....,. Ml (G.-27 eon.~. with I NrNII fnldl, trod~ _ . . , oNI • U.l . ..,...... ~ ...... _,.,.,_._ ELECTRIC TRAIN $899 ....... - - ..u. ... $ m>- b"' .... ~M!Nr . ""t. <.9> HEDLUND oz. ARRID EXTRA DRY -- CREST TOOTHPASTE REG. 01 MINT 88 2 FOI $100 ....... __ .................. .............. .. ...,_ _. .. •n••t• RSCO PLASTIC $111 c IDEAL FOR ....u $4.10 KnCHEN, LAUNDRIES, WORKSHOP 21QT. 130Z. 17 oz. SUAVE SCOPE IEClANOULAI . . . 1 t ~. 1 ul l r r l rl h IOOZ. 36's CREAM OILIOI ~JL ~s ";. . c~ LADIES' "APACHE" Hill SPlAY 6.75 OZ. FAMILY SID REGULAR 01 ULTRABRITE TOOTHPASTE RAZOR BLADES DOUBLE lEDGE OR IN.. ICTOR IIDOIL BIADS a oz. F. D. S. BATH OIL . PRELL IS's ·- 1 -liSI.M 2001. LYSOL F.D.S.BATH CEPACOL -H$1.79 COUGH SYRUP ....... .IIOUniWAIH o SOLIDS AND PRINTS o PERMANERI'l'RESS o KNITS & CORDUROY SIZES: 8 TO 18 SIUS: 0 TO 3 MO. 9 TO 18 MO. 66 ASSORiw ftA.. Oilft ROLL SLEEVE o FIRST QUALITY IN CINNAMON & · BEIGE o SOLIDS, STRIPES & PRINTS o HECK'S OWN GAY RAMPAGE o BUTION, JEWEL, OR SPREAD COLLARS SIZES 8~ LADIES' ACRYLIC BULKY SWEATERS RTS TO 11 CORN HUSKERS AQUAMARINE LOTION LOTION II OZ. SID o WHITE, PINK, BLUE, MAIZE o CARDIGAN OR PULL OVER 30 TO 40 $477 SIZES: 32 TO 3B CHAP STICK 12 OZ.IIZE c. . . c UTAIL VALU& $2.50 . PLEASANT, Ea~ DIAPER SOS -..~.~, PLEN'ft' OF. FREE PARKING NMr SLACKS FOR 2-PAIR PACKAGE PERTUSSIN ggc WOOL 66 LIQUID SIIAIIPOO SOL 5 11 aa; NEW BORN NYLON MESH SIZIS• I To 16 c SPRAY LADIES' BOYS AND GIRLS LADIES' • SOLIDS, COLORS & I'IJNTS U.S OZ. 140Z. SPRAY 13 QT. SIZE . . . . . . . . ...... . . HOSE llotalllk SCHICK 77~ LADIES' • LONG POINTED COllAR W11H Til ~sac _,..,.I SI.OO 9QT.WICKER WASTE BASKET · ~,.. ..... ,. llotall 11M N ~ $111 12 •LONG SLIM UDY ESTER 4-PURPOIE I~IUSHEL 30QUART SIZE HANDI SHELF 77 ............. HAJID..To.HOLD RnAIL $1.29 NIKOBAN $111 40QT. SIZE · SQUARE WASTE lASKO TONKA TRUCK c•••IY..... .,........,..,.., lotall $1.09 WASTE BASKET No.l406 5 OZ. EXIIA LAIQI IOUTIWISH DEODORANT LAUNDRY BASKET FESCO NO. 1&22 M.A. HBIIY 51'! 10 GAL. TRASH CAN -11$14.95 Mfl, '222 5.8 FISCO ROUND FESCO of hardwood del!, steel rvn· MAnEL CANNON dntlt ........... ~ FEICO PLAine $144 ~ FESCO PLASTIC IDAIL $12.95 TEXAS RANGER RIFLE ....... .u..u ........... .. .. . '""' e.d llllrt hr ......... Will ..... 43" SLED ...,..). ,.,..lc ,..._ .,... ~....... ................. Gild .......... No. 4205 L. MAIX ..UIII~ Llnlvht ..."' CAKE PLAnER &COVER NO. 2611 ""'-r $1.18 ~~ $1.77 lliMUII ... .......... 28 FESCO PLASTIC M.Mrlc.t4 • . • . . . . • • • h!WI. •, ....,..., • • ... lololl$2.91 110. AND CaEAM PACKED 4 GLASSES IN PACKAGE EREOTOI SETS ...... ......,.. WILSON BASKETBALL AND PUMP 1•7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BonOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YO~U!~-- A. C. GILBERT No. 1101 paHwm. A.loa colorful .,.._ ...,... W plea carclt. $699 oz. VASELINE HAIR TONIC STYLES: c . .tk · - - .. kNtk . . _ . . llgn• .t.M pta-. prl...... In 3 . _ """- NO. 122 WOLVERINE SINK No. 00.226 61'1" PITCHER VASE Bl'l" FOOTED BOWL CHOICE OF PAnERNS IMell $14.95 15.. . . , . AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING lor $866 ......,.... SUNDAY CITATION CORDIAL, CIT AliON COCKTAIL, CITATION SOUR, CITATION CHAMPAGNE, C!TAT!ON ROUND WINE, CITATION PARFAIT, CITATION GOBLET, AND CITATION PILSNER M. A. IIINIY REFRIGERATOR ................... * .,..... . . . . """""""'r·.w.. "STEMWARE WnH A MARK OF DISTINCTION" CHOICE lololl $17.95 NO. &12 WOLVERINE I ..._.....,.. .. ..,_, rwftl........- ANCHOR HOCKING •1144 $699 ....................... .., . ..,_ BLACK BOARD ... _ ---·""'· •M"'-Isa.-. ...... .__. ..... wflh dllllf ,...... .... ...-,nhaiKAn*....._.N. ..... ~ c..tral ......."' II" hith, 15" ••• 11" wl... * .........,....... _..,_ * ~~... TUBSY DOLL 9A.M.• 9 P.M• LIBBEY CLASSWARE < _,,. 1'1001- ........ "'._.,..._war. ..... ._, " tl., ...... ..,.. ........... '" ,..,.._ ..... SA1VRDAY II 1 GLASSWARE IDIAL TOY ..... - lin -· llotall US.OO 602 ......,., , ...,. ltMI iot Avoc... - ................. .........., . * ......, ..... hlr as •1899 WOVERINI No. -- ...... . --···- .......... tt ....,. . . . ...... ...,....,. •.tpel lng ,..,.... MONDAY SEWING MACHINE SO ..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'JUIII.. . . . . .till .,.._. . . . , . . . 111 lee II ......... , , • _., ' :•:1 3-lootol ""'"" ac1lon Thrlft-o-minut. •xt:lt- OOREHOIIS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. I, 1968 No. 1MIIIASIINHID NOISICI CHORD ORGAN ·- ....... . lUNDAY SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 NO. 66 ROAD RACE SET 9A.M.'" 9P.M. - • PRICES II EFFECT 101 MONDAY thn IA1VRDAY -- -- - --- · -- - --- -J--- ~ -~ - SLIP & PANTY SETS lETII. c VALUE • SIZES. I TO 3 AND 3 T06X ' ,J ~ .,, __ , .. .. • •• . .1111' lAY - ----·-··· .. ·······-··- ·-- ------·.. -.--------···-·---- ....._.,·--·---.... -~·- ... -- ...... -~ o PRINTS & SOLIDS 39c ' Of Shllllt •lqe IIRL'I FANCY ~'t. •\·. 1, IITI f• �--. -. - . . . . . - --. '··· ...... ~---·---- ., ' ... . · ·····~ .. _. - ...·- -· - -· ... ..... ·----- -·- ... _..,.- ___........ __ _ ... ___ --- - --·--··.. .._. -----·--·· • Sit-lnners Are Fined Nixon Invites De'!hler I AS~J· Bolser Uodlcol comn, Flrot up. TO%r7 !lbOd!l. Jrllm 4 &>oolA.._ Vlolllrll boon 3-4 lllld 7-4 cer, Mn. Iran S. ~. Mrs. ..... onJ,y 011 Pedlat- Roland R. llloCI1om, Harold A. Teaford. Jamea W, Weaver, Jr., rlnWanl. Mrl. Sobn,)r Weaver, Clarence Admlulma L. WUUama, J. Waldo Wloemon, Mra. ~ E. DW011, 1116 Chaclwlek ll Wooton, Gordon F, ~) Plrlll AYe.; '111oma1 A. Y011011. Mra. MDclred M. Zeig- . 1114 Seeond Ave.; Lorler, Mrs. Leora Zwillina. M r 1. '<7 1!. Brooilo:Y, 728 Second Ave.; lfrl. EAtller A. DoYia, 21 VIII- Thomas 0. Stewart, Mra. Berntell Ate.; Dmlald E. Cuny, 146 leo E. Mlrllndlll, Mra. Bob Har- PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9A.M.'" 9 P.M. SUNDAY McUAW IDIION SHIRTS 7%" POWER SAW $ 88 Heavy 80% wool Long Tailod 2 Flap Pockets 1 "' 7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOTTOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE JIEAREST YOU! NO. 113 WOOL PLAID 97 Use as shirt or T - IW.; Mrs. WOllam D. Da- old Moore &Dd Infant eon. Mra. ~~. Gall ...ia; Mn. JBID F. Rualell D. Rumley and Infant Cobb, Pllrlol Rl.; Tlmo- dausbler. - 11. Glom, llldwtll; Mra. Joolllb C. V11100, RL 1 'l'lllrmant Made ~ R, Slftut, GolltJIOllll Pr111clo L, Dunl11>, R1. 1 PL Pltl-; Gorllllld B. Nlbazt, >it., Pt. PJMIIIIt; Ml'l. J 0 b D D. 1~ H.P. motor ~ doolgnorJ fo< too~gh Mflng. Zlpo thiough 2x4'• .-n at ~ degree anglo. TaHor fit handle and porloct balanco glvo In hanclltng. Froo oallbratod rip ouido and dutch adlwtmentl. R• t r a c table blado guard. outer wear S1zes 14~-17 Comparl8008 "'"""'foot COLEMAN HEATER With FMiy Days ISmltl!. ..RL IUDGINYLON SEAT COVERS This model 513 Catalytic heater is adjustable from 3000 BTU to 5000 BTU. ·- o Aoiorted colars • Fits nearly all can o Solid or split Ironto far 2 and 4 door cars. PrdVides up to 18 hours of heating with- out refueling. Safe, no fumes! 1 Rutllllld; Mra. Har- ald 11. Gorman. RL 1 L o n £ Botlom; Mr1. JUHII 8_ Buc::baa· 1D, Mhldleport; Mra. WQDO Glbbou, MIMleport; Yra. Roa1e Bol... RL f Jaek11011; Mrs. Harold eo,.., Jad<aon; Jalm E. Dan., Wellllm; Mrl. J o h a R. Tbaekez, Wellllul; Mrs. Ebbert 1.1. McGtmls, Wllke..Uie. !Irs. Jcllll ~ Mlddle- CIJFTON- The Women's ~ cltt)' of tbr:lattan Service of Clifton Olarge met at Graham ChW'c.h tor November meeting with Ada Slack, president, presiding. Brenda Merritt was In charge ol Thanksgiving program with Erma Roush comparing early Thanksgiving with present time and Frances Wood read 1 po- port, dM&Idar, 2:U a.m. Tueo- em. oto.r. Mrs. Henry E. DW011, 1116 Members voted to buy Rtu First Ave., ...._.., 8:- School quarterlies for NO. SOlO BALL GLOVE COLEMAN OVEN 97 Bakes evenly, just like at home. Com· plete with thermom- eter. Folds flat. large convenient side hinged door. Full size profe11ional type, oil leather ball glove. 100% nylon stitched-rawhide lacings. Compare at $15.95 08 a.m. TueodaJ; Mra. Arthur Wolf, Malall, dauatlter, 2:04p.m. Tueldlj'; !Ira. WOllam D. Dam, :KIIID's Treller Court. Gol- o EASILY INSTALLED o MOST POPUW COLOIIS o LOOKS UKE 0111GINAL EQUIPMENT e MITCHELL REEL IIRNZ Famous 11 300" includes 2 spools, push button release. Corrosion resistant. JR TORCH KIT * 99 Lakin State Hoapial andwillserll cloth-lng to Becldy Child care Con- ter. Retreahmenta were aerved by Graham tn:m a gaily decorat-dauallter. 1:49p.m. Tnes- ed table. · 1. Ebbert M. MeGinnlli, TIJe Cbrlstmas meeting will lle. da•Qibter, 3:20 a. be held at Clifton United Methom. W-odaJ. dlst Church. Dllc:barpl Marl< A. Abartl, Mro. BriB. Barlow, !Irs. J~F, BlaekThe word "agnostic," barn, Mra. Lando E.'GaJI!er, Dellord EU,yooa, Mra.llarooA. Ham- coined by Thomas Huxley In comes from the-·,Greek mon. DaYIAI v. Law1011, Mra, An- 1869, and muns "not knowing." drew J.llllllez, GN1017 D. NOrth- CAR CARPET NO. 300 Surdi.Y AT11!21S, IIllo (IJPO - Tlllw To Washington N--- WASIIINGTON (IJPI) - ldonl4lect Rlcbar<l II. --·~o•t• Unl.ver•l1f Tuu..., wn IMI f5011111-ll!dalveaall- Preo- da1•~---­ PISiinllchariHTwolve Oilier CIIOI w i l l up W-odl¥ In -clpoleo.t and llx olhor ..._ ... - · - oooall1 lnvlled to I1U .....,..,... VLddo J..yme Cello, lho IS-year-old Dellhltr, Ohio, )'011'11· ster provided a t.homo for hloadmlnlllnilm. llurlns an October wl1lalle III"P In the eommunlt)' 1n not tiMe It Ohio, Nllron ..,. In tho OYtOinl - New Stiffler Executives Named Three new exec:utivea, above, recerKIJ' area manaaer ot Hart' a who have recently joined t h e DloC01011 Slore, SpriDIIIeld. He staff ol StJffler's Stores, Inc. ia movtne to a home on t h e are Tom Moore Qeft), a Zanea.. Jameatcnm Road, Jackson, with ville native, Mn. Bobbie Par- his wife, Dlya and three children, 5·I and Mi...... , ker, Clndnnatl, and Lury Mer- ~.... 0 7·I Tonnnv ~ chael, rick, a nadve of Jackson. Moore has had 10 years ex- er tor perience with ooe ol Ohio's leod- stores, lng discount chaia.s, and was Boys, ~ 1'h • He will be !OJ' boYstlffler• a and aseoelated including 1be J o n e s and 91opper's Bonanza. Grover Neville Dies Tuesday PT. PLEASANT- Grover (Weasel) Neville, 56, Gallipolis Ferry, was dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital Tues. da.y 5 p.m. of natural causes. An employee of the Ameri can car and Foundry of Hlmt- bell, Lancaster, 0.; Mrs. gur. ley Wtlliams of Indiana; Miss Myrtle Diane Neville, at hOme; five brothers, Wayne, Sprinl- tield, 0.; Floyd Eltil, T u Is a, Okla.; Melvin, Frazteraburg, 0.; Mason of Lancaster, and Lloyd lngton, W. Va. he was born m Neville, Apple Grove; one sister, Sept, 21, 1912 ot Galllpoila Fer- Mill Goldie Neville, Pl Pleasry the son of Mrs. Kitty May ant; and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services will be beld Withers NevUle, Gallipolls FerFridQ 2 p.m. in the Mt. Carry, who survives and the late Wilbert Neville. mel United Methodist Church with others survlvin,g are his wid- burial in the Mt. Carmel cemeow, Laura Jane Barnhart Nev- tery at Hogsett. llle; two sons, Johnny Nevllle, address unknown; KemeUl Gro- Friend• may call at the late residence after 6 p.m. Thurs- ver Neville, at home; t h r e e doy . daughters, Mrs. Peggy Camp- darkness a slab readln& •-Brtna - · faU · """ - fwere o rDeblho CbNier f-val bie Windon and Donald Elc:hlnger. Both are tilth graders at Chester. uunele Willie" wu Qlere to congratulate them .utd both were presented gifts. RtmDeri-VP were Mandie Roae aDd Kennetll Blrke. Us Together." He referred to it several timea afterwards and uid In his victory otatemoot that Mra. Parker, the new SUfller " wwld ba the hallmark ol hla beyer of ladles and cblldren's adrnlnllllnltloo. apparel, 1s the wife ot Dwane ll was aubaequently diaclosed Parker, a harness horae train- that Vldd was bolcllng the sip. ed. Retreahmellts were served. er and drtv6r who Ia movtnr: Silo said her orl8lnal sign bad Attending were Mrs. Harry Vichi• cperatlms to the Jackson been knocked and loll. !lie kers, Jr., Annl Johoson and Iva Count> Falrsrounds Track. A uid she found the ''Brlns Ua CtpeharL buyer tor McAlpin's Department Together" sip 011 the street. store, ClncinnaU for tour years, Rep. Delbert Latta, R - Ohio, Mrs. Parker has three children. V idd1 I congJ"elllll8llo IIDOUilced Kathy, 9; Norman, 7; and Sally, Tuenday that Nban aDd his wife 4. had lrrYIIod lho Cole family to MASON - The &tnohlne Clua the inauguratkm. al the Christ United Metl1odiJt Vidd'a father is the Rev. DaLiU"O' Merrick who will be a Church in Mason, made plana district maMger tor the ®eT- vid Cole, mlnllter ol the Deshto give Christmas remembl"IDce atiOns divisioo of the 20 Sd1!- ler United Methodlll Church. boxes to elderly area cttizeos ler Stores ls a native of Jackwhen the ifOUP met recerdly at son, and was assistant manager Three at Meeting tbe church with Mrs. -t:ber Roulh at a Springfield Diacount Store. HARTFORD T b e Haven and Mrs. Reuben SWwartashostHe has bad 13 years retall ex. pertence, attended Jackson Hi8h Homemakers held their mmtfl.. esaes. ly meeting at the home t~f Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Baler, the preaSchool and Rio Grande College, Iva Capehart. The gr014l made ident of the class, read, .. Prayis an overseas veteran of the plans to have their Chrtsunas or for Thanksgiving'' and the poAir Force. Mr. Merrick and his dinner at the Roush Cateteria, em, "When the Frollll is on the fllre, Betty, have fou.r children and to have a gift exchange at Plun(lkln." Following group alngincluding Ula, 12; Larry Jr., 9, Lym Ann, 3; and Lesley, the home of Mrs. ha Capehart. lng, Mrs. Eher Roush, read the Mrs. Harry Vickers display- IOOth Psalm. 2. ed a Christmas ball made with During the business meeting a styrofoam ball and a small candy was dlotrlbut8d to be sold. The Parker and Merrick famplastic cup with gold trimml~ Hostesses next month are Mrs. ilies will also reside in JackTwo new members were accept.Matilda Noble and Mrs. Baier. son. '' '599- .,, ., ..j . SPOTTING ~I ' tr'n! SCOPE FLE .177 CAL. CHEX WRH TRIPOD 10-25.30MM o Hardwood stock $ 11 o Rinod barrel far accurate shooting Zoom Spotting Scope with fully coated Flexible molded handles. Choice of black or blue. Compare at $4.95 WITH CHEESE c EACH G;ft boxed. TrlD<><I STORACE CABINETS 99 12 Compartments f o r storing neatly nails - null - baits woohero - etc. Ou P ••••••••••••••••••••• CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE Nabisco Premium Crackers ••••••••• __ ._ •• -. lb. bx. J7c SIIIShlne Vanilla Wafers .................... lb. bx. 39c Keebler Honey Grahams •••••• _•••••• -•••• , • lb. bx. 39c RECHARGEABLE WHEEL COVERS NEVER NEEDS BATTERIES. 3 year guaranteol Easy to hold-tuck in purse, pocket, glove compartment. Two tone black and grey -Individually boxed. BELT MASSAGER PI'Ofeulonal type btlt mauager with adjust- able belt stroh for gentle or vigorous ma,.. ~age. lose hen non 1llp wrfoce:. Motor provides 1000 RPM. $ "" Coated Opola Hard COM lndudod Gilt loud .... COMPAII AT 88 PLENTY OF FKEE PAiliUNG 50' PaDtr•••••••••~~ BERNZ·O·MATIC DISPOSABLE FUEL CYLINDER AND TOOLS NHr I•• Of Sllllllt •W.• W I1IMI AVAUIII AT W I.OCA.,_ .RIIT UY.....,....., Will Y• 1111!111 fA Ruaaell 8aJ1m. )( r 1o George Coz1011, llfn. llllrl Megoe, Mra. WUIIom Fey, lllaaMr1. ea Hilda aDd Lorel1a Wolaa,lfriFlolslng Hoftman, Mra. 1111Trlw. Mrs. Mae liluduol', Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. 1M* Zerkle lllld Mrs. Ray Prollllt. --------"Blessed oro the mneiftol. tor the' rhal! oblclln merctf." -Matthew 5:1. • • • He who cannot forgive others b r e a t o the brldp ovez which he mllll pu1 himself~ eo r 1 e Herbert, Engllrh poet, NO COSTLY STAMPS, GAMES 01 GIMMICISI FRENCH FRIES PRODUCE ~2 ~~:~ 65~ lo•es and · Winesaps ' APPLES DAIRY FOODS HI-C ••••.•• 3::.~·- 89~ ln•tent Ceffe. Attendt"i were Mn. P e a 1 1 Crlteo, Mrs. Boler, lllaa llarJ DucWng. Mra. Aibort - . I , 89, ~·X AIMOU1'• Preserves •••l:.: 55~ tO••·J 23 Neseafe••••• =··· • The - · lul'lior. 25 lllapd a oU.In It tile eo-a pollee ata11oo to proqotlba palley al CIIDPll pollee c:arl'1llll ¢oto11. ODe facult;y mombarozreatecl In lho CIIJ pollee .-,., following tho - oallr- he rellued ID leave the bulldlnf. Crinkle Cut 49~ Low Price Buyl COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM ~~aL 69~ 4 ~~~39~ ~t 33~ SONS' AJIPUANCIS PLEAIAIII, lecond 2 2 69~ 6 :~51 89~ FOI AU. PIOJ'ANI ''IJ)uJiiJI.&tll:JJ.. $RJw.inq, FISH STEAKS Otan.. Drlnlr. No more cold morning St-Ing wheol. eo-•- $ 39~ JO.Iel- F,..,., '"~••tee S~qwb•ny EDIION Sea Pass Brudtd Lllhl Brown ot Confectioners DD•Ino Sugar•••••••••• 2 ~~. 35~ Papular 745 Pke. Frozen Foods lb. box UNION ITEIL BOWLING BAG Virgin solid vinyl. ASSORTED SIZES & STYLES Temperod Stool - Plastic handles lnch•let rubber ~ppod r folding ~·· A lfvrdy mount for Cameras tool • Great for practice or plinking. Full size heavy gauge SCREW DRIVERS Lens. 12%" length 7~~5 1.00 HURON IDd Mark Ph"*ttt, 18. No ..... town waa ~ for PlaiiMet.. Quality! Service! Value! Price! LIFmMI 011-UANUI ZOOM hlawho wife -ton,· 23, 11 aLealie forDKG.pn!nt Elderly Will Be Remembfted MODII-JT15 -j, , prollmlnarJ beorlr1lll - ""'"' ...... L.-cecl N - , 21, Bboq)lbarf,a- CON c ' II I I I I. ·I· NEW CliP WIENERS • All FloriM· �--. -. - . . . . . - --. '··· ...... ~---·---- ., ' ... . · ·····~ .. _. - ...·- -· - -· ... ..... ·----- -·- ... _..,.- ___........ __ _ ... ___ --- - --·--··.. .._. -----·--·· • Sit-lnners Are Fined Nixon Invites De'!hler I AS~J· Bolser Uodlcol comn, Flrot up. TO%r7 !lbOd!l. Jrllm 4 &>oolA.._ Vlolllrll boon 3-4 lllld 7-4 cer, Mn. Iran S. ~. Mrs. ..... onJ,y 011 Pedlat- Roland R. llloCI1om, Harold A. Teaford. Jamea W, Weaver, Jr., rlnWanl. Mrl. Sobn,)r Weaver, Clarence Admlulma L. WUUama, J. Waldo Wloemon, Mra. ~ E. DW011, 1116 Chaclwlek ll Wooton, Gordon F, ~) Plrlll AYe.; '111oma1 A. Y011011. Mra. MDclred M. Zeig- . 1114 Seeond Ave.; Lorler, Mrs. Leora Zwillina. M r 1. '<7 1!. Brooilo:Y, 728 Second Ave.; lfrl. EAtller A. DoYia, 21 VIII- Thomas 0. Stewart, Mra. Berntell Ate.; Dmlald E. Cuny, 146 leo E. Mlrllndlll, Mra. Bob Har- PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968 MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9A.M.'" 9 P.M. SUNDAY McUAW IDIION SHIRTS 7%" POWER SAW $ 88 Heavy 80% wool Long Tailod 2 Flap Pockets 1 "' 7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOTTOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE JIEAREST YOU! NO. 113 WOOL PLAID 97 Use as shirt or T - IW.; Mrs. WOllam D. Da- old Moore &Dd Infant eon. Mra. ~~. Gall ...ia; Mn. JBID F. Rualell D. Rumley and Infant Cobb, Pllrlol Rl.; Tlmo- dausbler. - 11. Glom, llldwtll; Mra. Joolllb C. V11100, RL 1 'l'lllrmant Made ~ R, Slftut, GolltJIOllll Pr111clo L, Dunl11>, R1. 1 PL Pltl-; Gorllllld B. Nlbazt, >it., Pt. PJMIIIIt; Ml'l. J 0 b D D. 1~ H.P. motor ~ doolgnorJ fo< too~gh Mflng. Zlpo thiough 2x4'• .-n at ~ degree anglo. TaHor fit handle and porloct balanco glvo In hanclltng. Froo oallbratod rip ouido and dutch adlwtmentl. R• t r a c table blado guard. outer wear S1zes 14~-17 Comparl8008 "'"""'foot COLEMAN HEATER With FMiy Days ISmltl!. ..RL IUDGINYLON SEAT COVERS This model 513 Catalytic heater is adjustable from 3000 BTU to 5000 BTU. ·- o Aoiorted colars • Fits nearly all can o Solid or split Ironto far 2 and 4 door cars. PrdVides up to 18 hours of heating with- out refueling. Safe, no fumes! 1 Rutllllld; Mra. Har- ald 11. Gorman. RL 1 L o n £ Botlom; Mr1. JUHII 8_ Buc::baa· 1D, Mhldleport; Mra. WQDO Glbbou, MIMleport; Yra. Roa1e Bol... RL f Jaek11011; Mrs. Harold eo,.., Jad<aon; Jalm E. Dan., Wellllm; Mrl. J o h a R. Tbaekez, Wellllul; Mrs. Ebbert 1.1. McGtmls, Wllke..Uie. !Irs. Jcllll ~ Mlddle- CIJFTON- The Women's ~ cltt)' of tbr:lattan Service of Clifton Olarge met at Graham ChW'c.h tor November meeting with Ada Slack, president, presiding. Brenda Merritt was In charge ol Thanksgiving program with Erma Roush comparing early Thanksgiving with present time and Frances Wood read 1 po- port, dM&Idar, 2:U a.m. Tueo- em. oto.r. Mrs. Henry E. DW011, 1116 Members voted to buy Rtu First Ave., ...._.., 8:- School quarterlies for NO. SOlO BALL GLOVE COLEMAN OVEN 97 Bakes evenly, just like at home. Com· plete with thermom- eter. Folds flat. large convenient side hinged door. Full size profe11ional type, oil leather ball glove. 100% nylon stitched-rawhide lacings. Compare at $15.95 08 a.m. TueodaJ; Mra. Arthur Wolf, Malall, dauatlter, 2:04p.m. Tueldlj'; !Ira. WOllam D. Dam, :KIIID's Treller Court. Gol- o EASILY INSTALLED o MOST POPUW COLOIIS o LOOKS UKE 0111GINAL EQUIPMENT e MITCHELL REEL IIRNZ Famous 11 300" includes 2 spools, push button release. Corrosion resistant. JR TORCH KIT * 99 Lakin State Hoapial andwillserll cloth-lng to Becldy Child care Con- ter. Retreahmenta were aerved by Graham tn:m a gaily decorat-dauallter. 1:49p.m. Tnes- ed table. · 1. Ebbert M. MeGinnlli, TIJe Cbrlstmas meeting will lle. da•Qibter, 3:20 a. be held at Clifton United Methom. W-odaJ. dlst Church. Dllc:barpl Marl< A. Abartl, Mro. BriB. Barlow, !Irs. J~F, BlaekThe word "agnostic," barn, Mra. Lando E.'GaJI!er, Dellord EU,yooa, Mra.llarooA. Ham- coined by Thomas Huxley In comes from the-·,Greek mon. DaYIAI v. Law1011, Mra, An- 1869, and muns "not knowing." drew J.llllllez, GN1017 D. NOrth- CAR CARPET NO. 300 Surdi.Y AT11!21S, IIllo (IJPO - Tlllw To Washington N--- WASIIINGTON (IJPI) - ldonl4lect Rlcbar<l II. --·~o•t• Unl.ver•l1f Tuu..., wn IMI f5011111-ll!dalveaall- Preo- da1•~---­ PISiinllchariHTwolve Oilier CIIOI w i l l up W-odl¥ In -clpoleo.t and llx olhor ..._ ... - · - oooall1 lnvlled to I1U .....,..,... VLddo J..yme Cello, lho IS-year-old Dellhltr, Ohio, )'011'11· ster provided a t.homo for hloadmlnlllnilm. llurlns an October wl1lalle III"P In the eommunlt)' 1n not tiMe It Ohio, Nllron ..,. In tho OYtOinl - New Stiffler Executives Named Three new exec:utivea, above, recerKIJ' area manaaer ot Hart' a who have recently joined t h e DloC01011 Slore, SpriDIIIeld. He staff ol StJffler's Stores, Inc. ia movtne to a home on t h e are Tom Moore Qeft), a Zanea.. Jameatcnm Road, Jackson, with ville native, Mn. Bobbie Par- his wife, Dlya and three children, 5·I and Mi...... , ker, Clndnnatl, and Lury Mer- ~.... 0 7·I Tonnnv ~ chael, rick, a nadve of Jackson. Moore has had 10 years ex- er tor perience with ooe ol Ohio's leod- stores, lng discount chaia.s, and was Boys, ~ 1'h • He will be !OJ' boYstlffler• a and aseoelated including 1be J o n e s and 91opper's Bonanza. Grover Neville Dies Tuesday PT. PLEASANT- Grover (Weasel) Neville, 56, Gallipolis Ferry, was dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital Tues. da.y 5 p.m. of natural causes. An employee of the Ameri can car and Foundry of Hlmt- bell, Lancaster, 0.; Mrs. gur. ley Wtlliams of Indiana; Miss Myrtle Diane Neville, at hOme; five brothers, Wayne, Sprinl- tield, 0.; Floyd Eltil, T u Is a, Okla.; Melvin, Frazteraburg, 0.; Mason of Lancaster, and Lloyd lngton, W. Va. he was born m Neville, Apple Grove; one sister, Sept, 21, 1912 ot Galllpoila Fer- Mill Goldie Neville, Pl Pleasry the son of Mrs. Kitty May ant; and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services will be beld Withers NevUle, Gallipolls FerFridQ 2 p.m. in the Mt. Carry, who survives and the late Wilbert Neville. mel United Methodist Church with others survlvin,g are his wid- burial in the Mt. Carmel cemeow, Laura Jane Barnhart Nev- tery at Hogsett. llle; two sons, Johnny Nevllle, address unknown; KemeUl Gro- Friend• may call at the late residence after 6 p.m. Thurs- ver Neville, at home; t h r e e doy . daughters, Mrs. Peggy Camp- darkness a slab readln& •-Brtna - · faU · """ - fwere o rDeblho CbNier f-val bie Windon and Donald Elc:hlnger. Both are tilth graders at Chester. uunele Willie" wu Qlere to congratulate them .utd both were presented gifts. RtmDeri-VP were Mandie Roae aDd Kennetll Blrke. Us Together." He referred to it several timea afterwards and uid In his victory otatemoot that Mra. Parker, the new SUfller " wwld ba the hallmark ol hla beyer of ladles and cblldren's adrnlnllllnltloo. apparel, 1s the wife ot Dwane ll was aubaequently diaclosed Parker, a harness horae train- that Vldd was bolcllng the sip. ed. Retreahmellts were served. er and drtv6r who Ia movtnr: Silo said her orl8lnal sign bad Attending were Mrs. Harry Vichi• cperatlms to the Jackson been knocked and loll. !lie kers, Jr., Annl Johoson and Iva Count> Falrsrounds Track. A uid she found the ''Brlns Ua CtpeharL buyer tor McAlpin's Department Together" sip 011 the street. store, ClncinnaU for tour years, Rep. Delbert Latta, R - Ohio, Mrs. Parker has three children. V idd1 I congJ"elllll8llo IIDOUilced Kathy, 9; Norman, 7; and Sally, Tuenday that Nban aDd his wife 4. had lrrYIIod lho Cole family to MASON - The &tnohlne Clua the inauguratkm. al the Christ United Metl1odiJt Vidd'a father is the Rev. DaLiU"O' Merrick who will be a Church in Mason, made plana district maMger tor the ®eT- vid Cole, mlnllter ol the Deshto give Christmas remembl"IDce atiOns divisioo of the 20 Sd1!- ler United Methodlll Church. boxes to elderly area cttizeos ler Stores ls a native of Jackwhen the ifOUP met recerdly at son, and was assistant manager Three at Meeting tbe church with Mrs. -t:ber Roulh at a Springfield Diacount Store. HARTFORD T b e Haven and Mrs. Reuben SWwartashostHe has bad 13 years retall ex. pertence, attended Jackson Hi8h Homemakers held their mmtfl.. esaes. ly meeting at the home t~f Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Baler, the preaSchool and Rio Grande College, Iva Capehart. The gr014l made ident of the class, read, .. Prayis an overseas veteran of the plans to have their Chrtsunas or for Thanksgiving'' and the poAir Force. Mr. Merrick and his dinner at the Roush Cateteria, em, "When the Frollll is on the fllre, Betty, have fou.r children and to have a gift exchange at Plun(lkln." Following group alngincluding Ula, 12; Larry Jr., 9, Lym Ann, 3; and Lesley, the home of Mrs. ha Capehart. lng, Mrs. Eher Roush, read the Mrs. Harry Vickers display- IOOth Psalm. 2. ed a Christmas ball made with During the business meeting a styrofoam ball and a small candy was dlotrlbut8d to be sold. The Parker and Merrick famplastic cup with gold trimml~ Hostesses next month are Mrs. ilies will also reside in JackTwo new members were accept.Matilda Noble and Mrs. Baier. son. '' '599- .,, ., ..j . SPOTTING ~I ' tr'n! SCOPE FLE .177 CAL. CHEX WRH TRIPOD 10-25.30MM o Hardwood stock $ 11 o Rinod barrel far accurate shooting Zoom Spotting Scope with fully coated Flexible molded handles. Choice of black or blue. Compare at $4.95 WITH CHEESE c EACH G;ft boxed. TrlD<><I STORACE CABINETS 99 12 Compartments f o r storing neatly nails - null - baits woohero - etc. Ou P ••••••••••••••••••••• CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE Nabisco Premium Crackers ••••••••• __ ._ •• -. lb. bx. J7c SIIIShlne Vanilla Wafers .................... lb. bx. 39c Keebler Honey Grahams •••••• _•••••• -•••• , • lb. bx. 39c RECHARGEABLE WHEEL COVERS NEVER NEEDS BATTERIES. 3 year guaranteol Easy to hold-tuck in purse, pocket, glove compartment. Two tone black and grey -Individually boxed. BELT MASSAGER PI'Ofeulonal type btlt mauager with adjust- able belt stroh for gentle or vigorous ma,.. ~age. lose hen non 1llp wrfoce:. Motor provides 1000 RPM. $ "" Coated Opola Hard COM lndudod Gilt loud .... COMPAII AT 88 PLENTY OF FKEE PAiliUNG 50' PaDtr•••••••••~~ BERNZ·O·MATIC DISPOSABLE FUEL CYLINDER AND TOOLS NHr I•• Of Sllllllt •W.• W I1IMI AVAUIII AT W I.OCA.,_ .RIIT UY.....,....., Will Y• 1111!111 fA Ruaaell 8aJ1m. )( r 1o George Coz1011, llfn. llllrl Megoe, Mra. WUIIom Fey, lllaaMr1. ea Hilda aDd Lorel1a Wolaa,lfriFlolslng Hoftman, Mra. 1111Trlw. Mrs. Mae liluduol', Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. 1M* Zerkle lllld Mrs. Ray Prollllt. --------"Blessed oro the mneiftol. tor the' rhal! oblclln merctf." -Matthew 5:1. • • • He who cannot forgive others b r e a t o the brldp ovez which he mllll pu1 himself~ eo r 1 e Herbert, Engllrh poet, NO COSTLY STAMPS, GAMES 01 GIMMICISI FRENCH FRIES PRODUCE ~2 ~~:~ 65~ lo•es and · Winesaps ' APPLES DAIRY FOODS HI-C ••••.•• 3::.~·- 89~ ln•tent Ceffe. Attendt"i were Mn. P e a 1 1 Crlteo, Mrs. Boler, lllaa llarJ DucWng. Mra. Aibort - . I , 89, ~·X AIMOU1'• Preserves •••l:.: 55~ tO••·J 23 Neseafe••••• =··· • The - · lul'lior. 25 lllapd a oU.In It tile eo-a pollee ata11oo to proqotlba palley al CIIDPll pollee c:arl'1llll ¢oto11. ODe facult;y mombarozreatecl In lho CIIJ pollee .-,., following tho - oallr- he rellued ID leave the bulldlnf. Crinkle Cut 49~ Low Price Buyl COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM ~~aL 69~ 4 ~~~39~ ~t 33~ SONS' AJIPUANCIS PLEAIAIII, lecond 2 2 69~ 6 :~51 89~ FOI AU. PIOJ'ANI ''IJ)uJiiJI.&tll:JJ.. $RJw.inq, FISH STEAKS Otan.. Drlnlr. No more cold morning St-Ing wheol. eo-•- $ 39~ JO.Iel- F,..,., '"~••tee S~qwb•ny EDIION Sea Pass Brudtd Lllhl Brown ot Confectioners DD•Ino Sugar•••••••••• 2 ~~. 35~ Papular 745 Pke. Frozen Foods lb. box UNION ITEIL BOWLING BAG Virgin solid vinyl. ASSORTED SIZES & STYLES Temperod Stool - Plastic handles lnch•let rubber ~ppod r folding ~·· A lfvrdy mount for Cameras tool • Great for practice or plinking. Full size heavy gauge SCREW DRIVERS Lens. 12%" length 7~~5 1.00 HURON IDd Mark Ph"*ttt, 18. No ..... town waa ~ for PlaiiMet.. Quality! Service! Value! Price! LIFmMI 011-UANUI ZOOM hlawho wife -ton,· 23, 11 aLealie forDKG.pn!nt Elderly Will Be Remembfted MODII-JT15 -j, , prollmlnarJ beorlr1lll - ""'"' ...... L.-cecl N - , 21, Bboq)lbarf,a- CON c ' II I I I I. ·I· NEW CliP WIENERS • All FloriM· �.... • • "'V . .. -' ~ - .__ .,.. ... ,._ .. ~·=· . ., - A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results 17- '1'loo Do1lJ Somlall, -~-""' 0., - ------- ... ----~-- ---·· 4, IHS "!'HHiT'S PERZACTLV WHAT 'IE GOT IN 'lORE BACK VARD. MA'AM •WANT AD INfOitMA TtON DUDLINU S ' ·"' · O..y lof•• , .. lie .. I • 2 SIGNS ......_, o...u, .. ' ..... c.-.u.,,.,., a c:.,_tl.,., Wlll h o., -' ''-'Uuu.,. REGULATIONS Th• P.,.lle'-' retort•• th. rlg.ht te .dh or rel•~' ony ade cfumed ob• n.. jloc:tlol'lllblo. r.""~- -.111 _,.,.rotpontlblo or 111oro ilion .,,. h•can-oc:l lntorll<>n. li. RATES , • f•"' Atl S.,..,.ico , (lrofl ,., .................,l ... ..,,.... MIN- 1J "•• ,, CIIWtl , . , _ 11 coMt ,..- c.._... ... 7Sc tlwoo CO ... ICI.I• _ w.,,.t •I• co,..oc~~ti•• -ortion.. 2! cootl Dltcollfl'l o,. ,_;d ••• ..... ...tt p~~l4 within 1 D Myt. CAID 0' THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .50 f., 50 • .,.. Mini,....,... Eo . ..Witlo-1 ww4 2c . &UNO ADS AIUitio,...l 25c Chll•• ,.., A..t..-or• pa1 .o:.F::t:~~ 1-10 Daily o:30 "·"'· M 12100 , Noon. ~~"'~ In Memory I~ or Kn"M llfltll I • ·• · f• LOVING memory of our dear husband and father, Evan (Pat) Will. who passed away 10 years ag<~ today, Dee. 4. Sadly missed by bis wile IDd daugltten 1:1+1tc IN MEMORY of Vesta Frecker who passed away 16 years ago today, Doc. 4, Ul52' You have left us a beautiful memory, And a sorrow too great tD brrold . IM to t'lo9e who ha.. loved and lost you, your memDry Will never grow old. Mother, Mrs. Chas. Reed: QUAliTY Pomeroy · Motor Co. 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE.. .. $3495 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON ..... .$1995 Local one owner car, new W•s·w tires , vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio, P.S . and P.B., auto. trans., dark blue finish with white nylon top. A real sharpie. Pomeroy Motor Co. ·OPEN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO @. ~-~------------..'!'.111111'!.'"_"!' !' __ _ _ _ __ Notice RETIRING DEC. 31, 19118. Will I>uy metals IDitll above day and roots. No fur or hides wanted. Blll BoDey, Reedsville, Oblo. 11-24-10tc '773 -5~51. 4-30-Ue VACANCY for two elderly poopri: llrerer private ·paid patients. Phone MIISOD, m5185. 1~tfc ARE YOU Interested in a Bible teacblng Churcl1. II so try, Bible Baplllt Temple, an Independent chun:h, In the for. mer Brown's Marine Bldg .. Minersville, 0. Service Nl p.m. Friday evening. Pastor Ken Derrington, Ravenswood, Se<ooc1 Baptllll Chun:h 11-11-«t MUSIC EYERY Friday and Saturday at Jack's Club on Harrisonville Road olf Rt. 7. I~ AQUARIUMS - Chrlsimas seta 5, 10, 15 gallons. See our complete llne ol uotic !ish IDd supplies. Gift certificates available. The House ot WU- below Pleasant Point Reaort. Open 9 to 9 1'ue8. thru Sat. I'll 17$-ltlllli. IZ-4-IOtp son, llrst road left GUN SHOOT. Sunday, Dec. a, at the Rutland American I.elion Farm. I~ HelpW1nled I.ADY TO DO bo....-1< and cootlng. !Jve ln. !'bone 1111115151. 0. Kindy, over Uberty Theatre. 11-K-tfc r-ARPENTER For Inside """'· PlloDe Mason m.we ... m1101. IJ.1 ilk NEED HELP to care for IDvalld hwl>and. middle - qed man or 110111811 to live ln. Mast lie clean, IDd no drlnklnl. !'bone fer ID!ormallon. IJ.l . . W•nled To luy WILL BUY raw fin IDd hides. Carl Cbeflller, Lon1 PIO"iEER Tra~ traDer, 11187. ~ aelf-contatned, carpetinl!. air conditioned. Good condition. Phone M...., TIU771. 111118 ZIG ZAG aewiQ8 maeblne, left In llorqe. Tblo m........, 11-21-tfc BOld much hl&bor- Makes bu~ BASE Guitar. Uke new, used toaboles, dams, embro.. fancy stltcnos. Pay _..., blll very IIWe, dual pickups, will take any reasmable offer, alo1 fll.IK. Terms caD be ar· so regular 8 string with triprllfl80d, Call 111111-21311, U+«t ~. To-' 60 - 11>.Pl.Y in person only, THE GALENA SHALE TILE & BRICK COMPANY GALEHA, OHIO lost and Found UlST - c..,. and wblte kitten. 3 ROOM unfurnlabed apartment. Phone !192-39'15. 1:1-S.IIc Answers to name of Boots. Waru!ered oH Breezy Helglrta HOUSE. unfurnished, 8 rooms and batlt, VIc Brown, Miner. Satunlay afternoon. Reward. vllle. !'bone 992-33%4. 12-2 6tc Phone 11!12-34113. J2.Z..1Ic LOST IN vtdnlty of Racine, IIARMONY apartments - 3 and Beegle dog, blaek back with 4 rooms. furnished, new : waDs, floors, furniture. Pritan bead. Very lilly. If seen, WILl. DO sewing at homo vate parking. Out of all caD INt-2213 01' write S. F. zip~rs. nocket!i. pegging. lloods. 3 blocks from PomeCameO, Portland, Ohio. ht-l'llmlng, alterations, ete. roy pool office. ti9U392 !rom ~c Mrs. Freddle Thabet. Mason. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. IZ-4-Ifc Phone ForS..Ie For Lease M AND G Food Market, 3 mDea MAPLE Stereo Radio. 19118 lovely maple linlab wllll AM & FM radio, 4 speoken dual volume eontrol. Take over paymenls of 18 per month or pay just $93.110. Call - · 11-111-61c HOBSTETTER REALTY EVINRUDE 69's Are Here 6-9%-18 On Dlsplar Remain. In JIOII' . . car l '-s, •.,.d with worm ... , an.! then o hl•h ,.-ouur• EI 115 Soon To Arrive rl•• of aoh water to -k• cor thlna 3. Attt1nclat11 on do.rt~ Schawtrztl •rlnt M;f~ ·-~."........ Jlto Sun.••••••••• HocklfiiPOlt, Ohio Phone 667·3370 ~PERT SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Sat......... - .. - •• "" to ILAEnNAIS """r. ..tot,, ........., Wheel Allgnnllllt '-"'" 5.55 -GUARNm'EDPHONE 992·2094 OMei'OV Hom,l ~li.IID 2:-lt fett-.1 Ta• lloo0 ,r:urar al••• aYallabla. LlnlfN nw•ber .. thla prlee. Pwll)' lullt by a ltlg tire 11\ak., for , • , I"•Nn'-"· & Atihl . tz.t •. - r.. o MOORE'S MAIN ---- ruom for children to ploy. 11-lf.tfc !'bone 1112-3904. F'URNISIIED •nd unfurnlsbecl aoartmentl. Close to school. Pbone ti!IU434. 10-11-tfc P'UIINIBHED apartment, t 1'0011111 and bath. Marton Reynolds, Maoon, W. Va. Phone 7'/Uit7. 11-11'tfc REDUCED PRICES AKC Golden Retriever ;awl•. 5a4 Alb St., Mlddlepart. - M. ..... Tapestriel .... r•duc~.t ....... WARM MorniDI coal llml wttb Larvo SIEe St.tell Siae Tapestrl•s ...... reducH 2.95 Bedspr•ads .... rHucelll 7 Throw Ruga .... -........... .1.99 JPURNISIIED fan,belllatotnlOIIII,aoed leu !llau two llliTillbl. a.m Janll, J:lowuiDpJn. 0. IIIUU5. m..• . '· tUac ....... --v-- ..-----r [X) '11?1! lHI~K lHI> lUll~ otJ ABC CLEANEI & SHIRT LAUNDIY OHLY !18.95 Pluo fomerolo ,,...~ •• II ply n)'lon. 715.1<1 White Sldawall• . I'OM!IOY ~ y NII~K Alterations, aipper1 and pocketa Professional lUI cleanlnl•lllaraniHd Mason, West Vlr&lnla 773-5543 liMa GEO. BOBS'I'!li"I'BR, m.ooo. HO\U CA/oJ YOU Ct-\A~E IT l-IAS A. SO MUCI-1 REIVT FeR p, 1-\Ql.e IIV 1145 GROUIJD ? ~LIGI-\T •J''* Estl•s • Quality Coaatte • Certlftld Slllnjlh •OeiiiiiJ • Ouick S..lce •FihiSbinl ·Sand' in•l DIAL 992-3214 VOIJ liA'II' Mf _.,Ffl.l GOEGLEtN . .nPAG! aoulb of Middleport on Rt. 7. -7 Truc:l< ,. PH. 993-2U3 For 5118 .QOAlUUIIS, Chrtstmu 1811, 1r CARP&TS 1oct c1u0 and drear, remove the spots u 5, 10, 15, gallon. See our comIJ.3..3to they appear with Blue Lustre. plete Une of eiollc fish and Rent electric ohampooer $1.. supplies. GHt certllkates For S.le or Tr•de Baker .F1rnlture. 12-Utc rllllable, 'lbe House oi Wll11167 PONTIAC Flrel>lrd, V-1 au1011, llrst road left below tomatic transmlulon, 191111 Pleasant Point Resort. ()psi J.OST BIUGHr carpet colorl: Oldamobllc convertible, V-1, Reolore them with Blue ~ I to I Tuelday. Thuroday and power oteering, power brakes; lie. Rent o1ectr1e lllampooer Saturday. Phone mt-10111. 191111 Rambler otaUoo wagon, $1. Tlny'o llarplnland. 11-St-lOtc 8 cylinder, standard. FlnaoIJ.Hte clng avaUable. Phone RI!:DUCE SAFE, simple a n d or 11!12-5748. 11-24-tfc last with Gobeae tablets. On- COAL FURNACE complete, ISO. Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy. ly 98 cents. Nelsoo Drugs. .iTORE EQUIPMENT lor sale l»33c 11-2UO!p or trade for bouse traDer or property, M and G Food Mar- HOOD HAY and straw. CaD PURE BRED Dalmatlon pupket, 3 miles south of Middlepies, male IDd femalo, B li-D-121p 911U22'1. port on Rt. 7. IJ.S-31p -'ts old, $2S each. Pboue . .7075. IS-Hie TRREE BEDROOM ranch style 1957 JAGUAR, M and G Food bome In Syracuse. Hardwood Market. 3 miles south ol Mldnoon, stonn doors and car- 1100 BALES HAY, aecond cut~leport on Rt. 7. 1J.S.3Ip tlng and condllfoned. Pbone port. Economleal IU beat. 99U21t. l»33c Close to odlool and dlUJ<hea. For Sale or Rent Phone 111111-2954. 11-D-utp 5 ROOM bowie oo Lincoln llgtl., ClfRISTMAS SP!ilCIALI Fraa bath, basement, 991-SI'Ie. \KC Puppies, Scollles, Coctan. llfe-aize walking doll anc1 a months of plano ......,. by Poodles, Weotles and Schna~&­ 12-4-21J teacher of your choice wl!b ers, Bartaroo Kl'a .• Coolville, the purdlue of a DlW WID'Ohio, Phone 1117-3tlM. ft'r Rent 11-lo.31tc lltler plano. Good quality SEVEN ROOM apartment In IUitar oulllt, ISU5; Good aeMiddleport, newly cleaned and lecllm of Elley cbord orpna, eomplelely redecorated, front i!AY, Phone '74UI$3. 11-24-2111p muo up; Ufellmo IDd back porches and entran· tee on reeds. Wendell'a, ces. For In!Grmalloo ea1l USED SPINET plano. A-1 conGarflakl Ave., Parbnburil, d!Uon, Hl!hl walnut llnlsh, IIIUI70. 11-17-lfc $4115. Wendell's, 1201 Gortleld W. Va. !'Ilona - 1 . Ave., Paner.burg, W. Va. u.aac & ROOM apartment, cloae to Phone - 1 . 11-21-IVIc downtown Pomeroy. Call 191POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ 210 before 5 p.m. 11-1Wc miniature, 175 and up. Stud POTATOES. Phone 143-1154 service and grooming. Phone a........ Promu, Portlml. TRAILER SPACE, ready to lllll5tll. 11 I lfe 111-ll-tlc hoot up, private, plenty of Laraeot Bull..,_ Radlalor tVf'Thl SiDIIIeltH-rCorw. .·· From tho 1oiiDDLI!lPORT - S apar-, batbs, ps fUmace, a car aarage .... stores. WRACVSE - 3 bedroom home, SEWING Machine. 'l1dJ IIUICbbath, furnace, lqe Je~ lot, lne equipped to z1.ii zag, make only $8500.00 . buttonholes. dam, aew on but- All ACRE FAJIM - 10) a"""' tons, aD wllhoot aUachmenla. In cu!Uvalion, I bam•. aDo, Also has many other features plenty of wa!B, good ilf"U Pay lust $41.17 or monthly and fence&. Free gBB. I .....,_ paymenls of 15. WID demon... 1!10,1100.00 strate In your home call 991- Wun"A BUV OR SELL CALL 3218. 11-111-61c IJ8 IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD •JNCLAI'MED lay away. 19118 AS80CIATES Ma Nelco Sewing Machine. Neodo SYRACUSE no atladunenta. """" on buttoM, monograms, fancy stitches, pay $44.53 or 15.25 a BuslnHs month. Try II In your home. CUSTOM meal Phone Mason City '1'/3-S910. 1192-33'14. 11- ...__________ IIIDDLPoH, OHIO • 'SYMMTH't. A111'1E -AI'fO IF 'lltERE'S ~ Nf'f'Tliii'G I CAI1 OO,PLEI&. CALL ort ME AT Notice .... C. C. BRADFORD AUCI10NEER complolo 1erv1ee Ohio. Ol!lo Crill· Brodfard frum Italy• AIR CONDmONING JlelrlpraUon service. Jact'l Refrlteratlon, New Haven. boal We're Shootlna the Works Next rear's price 4."" tqsnow READY - MIX ccmcrebt deltrerecl right to your proJect. Fast and easy. Froa 0111matea. Phone 19M2M, Goatteln Ready - M1>: Co., Middleport, Ohio. I Ill lfe 66 SkflotL--oow $1895 w., Hllfll . MACHINES, repair aentce. an mabl. WY IIlM. The Fabric Sbop, ,.,.._ eroy. Aatllorlled Singer Sal• and lervlee. We SblfiiOD 9dsaon. ~ grown frum . , ACC.....-n, PMIIrATW C..,a1'. . . . . . couwrY. . . . . A---'~eiUIIeW. IDtttq ......& ftdtleiulel ..... - - -....... ,led ...... ,..... c.ut. . . . . ..:auw. OM., .... .....,.. ....... ~ ......... ., ........ mm..M•I.W w- 111o11 ............, ..... )'OIIr ...... crr'l llctiiM? CaD ...... • u ... lbou&llt for tho lte dof: Mmtnl C11UCer Nlmb Aid, u A lbip II lln,ya nfernd to U • abo .. ll - t 10 lllll<h 'ar ., ........ .,....._ •CAM · om.. Dsstr•t MO. -.-. JIM. _. n.l A:Ulllllt ... W &. Dlllla. .Mo el ; blraltM..._..,OMII Y...... Do Ullllll a ;II rt. r Ul . . . ...._ ....... .....-will ..... ...... .. .., .. .., ........ .......,..,,..... ,.,......... . ................... ... ,,_ ......... ,., ,., "!.: -- -....................... ... .......... c.ut.a.llll..,. .. at:-........_ llill - • a .U.. a.r dtmC_...,_ ':=: .................... .... lift to M1P cn In point ond pallll'llr." IJLAETTNAiiS be coast to coast II BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992.21ol3 P001oNy, Ohio . ta.loop- lL-mauoa _... ,~ ,_.........,. ll.lll u., .. IIIOTVOJI IIO.Mol,... p,.,...,. 11.- aLA-..- ODdIUI&wl< --- ROSCOE WOULON'T Lli<E 'TJ-IIg I AUNT PETUNIA- ITS TOO -fonn- four toord.lnU7 - " oq.......... word1. I RUTI'E FRAGILE~ ~::.~'1::::..- (] _) I I ... . I l&.l'lnl .... ' 1'1-~ --.uy MfOij ., r= I I l IENTAvB± I ( ) ol ___ ..... puNt 1 .....- -.. &CWft . ltXIDtii]aJn (Lawc;oiiiJn-) ai'IMI"' U.DM•M oa- .... ' ' av1'1.-- '' I } -~ . a lt-1 · ~ ' lllopt-..- I Jlb'....,..,.,.-.,.,Jalldl IDra.o-llo,X .... a.a-a.,oto. I _..., ...ltlllll __ _·we 1 ln!ildw. ... - llal - "' ... tf'mn It'•- ---~ " \ & a,s• •·-' lllo~lo­ ..... - . -v av···IVWl MXL' OWL QPWOIL . XL · )I~:V,'V lUo OWL tl'OIUPfL , - WK.DXL .,,II!~ I! Q . .• t0 • ~~· '. ,, f ~. - N o w - ... elrdellto ICII'Ii ................ .,~ l'l.l'ut "' opts.,....., Tho Aoctlon• will ''.lao ot tloo ulo locoHoo Fd4ay Dec. 6tlo fro• 10.00 AM HI 5.00 PM ta ahow tloo RHI •n4 .., _ ""' -tlooo. wtil ~• ..... ~, ......... .., tiM ...... te ... ,. c..,. tact Rohrt"Bolo" Fowler, Aucflon-. Phooo 6fS.1109 Pt. PIHunt, W. Yo. ,.... t.JII<OOIIR ........ t.JIIDdol 11.~- · - blllo No. 1-Fo,.., Mo10n Clinic Bid,., Houao -cho4, ond C.roOT Lot. No. 2-Fo- H- HovH Cliolc BW,. Btlc• ·<onotnr.. tloa, le. ••'· eftl'. Loco... In Mew Haven, W. Ye. No. 3-,Proa..,. LocotiOft of tho Stata Lt- Star., ..,4 tht""J"'-b ov"' (Llqoor .,..,. loaaod. twe P_i•••• II.Aa- .. Aloft lf,Propo ..... Thooo Tine Plocoa of Roo! Eatoto oro IOCGted in tho bualnou dtatrh:t of Maoon and Now Haven W Vo and ahould ba of ,..,.,..t to morchonta In this ~roa. Thuo oro oxcellont of lnvoahnont Roo! Eatato'. ~~.~..,. "' & - ~~.=. u-.-fourlumbtet. U.Jills. 11.-- t.--. "'lohd- ... t.DoiD- Laoo- lli.OftoA Thno Plocoa of Real Eatate bol~ln1 ta Or. Kelt loctit... In Moun and H- HoYOn, W. Yo, will bo aol~ ot Pultllc AuctiOft, Doc. lOth ot 1:30 P.M., In MoW. Vo. ' 1•- - 10 ll&llpoml 1:30 , . rDUJ~lYE;;!Zf..:;:t:!;:;!c ---- - :.- - -..-......- .... ...·..- ....... --·......... ·=--....._. 1· ··-1 -_,.A-"· -- W.VA. IK TMI MAn• 'OP UTTL.-n' CAl& .WO. ... _ I'Uwt. . . Ail'I'QIIOBILII: T ... ctlon. DEC. 10tlr cJni:~.,,._........._.._ . . NO. lJ,Il... . . . . . nul ... ............ of • . . , a-u. lnsur•- ...•.- . __- DAifY CROSSWORD tf.- lT.DoU· ~­ t.ID ..... ,...... cwlwllll., n-.· s... Wqon. 1c· NOTICE REAL ESTATE AUCTION bolldaT parlleo. I WI!:EK OLD PIGII, P boaa M7-lltl. IJ.l-«c 1:1-'t Four wh-1 •ln. Ro41o. Pot. lbe trembllllC upen. No other tree g r o w 1 Daturally from Maine to California. '111anluclvbc, Friday, NOY. II, ~ Fri., Dec. 10, Mew y.,... Eve., n.., Dec. Sl, 7:• lo 11;10, OpeD Chrlamu Bve. Qoood CJulo&. mu. Opea .,...,..,_, M day, Salarday, .,,. lo 10, •. Anlllble for parllol, JlaD. ll-17.alc '-"\t,T.-t(a 1~._ 'b .... t . ( i ; - - - •...,.nt, Wot $1195. Bronca only ..Om, tree that can SEWING -··· o,. One locol ....... l 66 ForL... _.. oow $17'95 Me daJ. Tueld.o1 and .........., ni&Jdo, SaillrdaJ IIIII lbldQ altemoona. Pbone • • or $ 195. VI Butck 4 Dr. Pow.out.INIIc:. BoGUUfvl 1Mf90n Anloh with ,.rclwMnt vinyl lm.rlor. BUDGET PRICE foil nlture Ill our third floor budget shop. Baker Fumllure, Middleport, SKATE-A-WAY !J-+.lip liaD Mariuo, lilly Elll'OJII8II republic, blrel Ill policeman I I lfe Oblo. ------mo;! ! ~---..,. flmiJy os ol - · It, 1M&. Ralilh Bole, Box 122, llaclne, , _ MN121 liD-2m. All TIMf&--iliCll'l-L- I WU.L NOT be n-..;Dte 1'111 ll·lf.utc Pomeroy APARTMENTS lOB W. In Middleport. All utrulles -1111111 STEREO radio cadJina. pold. Rowley " Reed, Midlion, handlome walmd _ . Jl,'ST ARIUVED, men's COYtl· dleport, ~ 111111-27'18. EmploJmenl Wanted alii IDd wort jacUta; .... IOie. 'l'llll bu a BSII • l~c C~RPI!!NTIIY, polntiD«. pliJIDb. lie . - dla...... TaU ..... llfiW shipment, women'• aad tng, a1ectrical '"""'- Pbone payma~ll of II por IIIITITIIl err ch1ldrtll'l clothlng. lellen Cheslllre 11'1·'1151 ll~Uip TIIAILEII LOTS.- Bob's Mob11o pay bmn<e duo fiUI. Call Court, 8yrB<Use, Ohio '"' Stole ClotbiDI Slon!, Rl. 3, l'llme"'1'. Ill tic Ill. 124, Phone -~--1U4Ic W1nted 1-11-tfc JIESPQimBLE party to oauma 'll'llo\W. Phone MGI'I. <toll NI.IIJI!:I. lleno, ionJ1 waJ.. JIQillenfl of 15.11 per IIIGIIIb IU-dlp dlli . . . . . wi&b til 'Ill lid APARTMENT, 4-nJoms IDd _ . . . . reoord dNinpr. or PIIJ' balonee due lor beth, 156 month, lndudlq KALAMAZOO 'I'Nmolll aulllr - otono wllll 1111111-. Till 1111 AM llDd Ul l'lllllo. uWltles. Contact Ohio vane,. lifter with 1._1ndl - · • kpeod automatic dlqar. lating O!mpany IIIU030 lliiP , ....- ., TIA ..., paymaoll Gl lUI CaU . . .. ll·IM!e per moatb or .....,... GC Phone . . . . . JU.IIp f10U3. CaU 111111-a. lltllc ...,..,e NEW MERCHANDISE, 11UD1 and antiques at the sole Friday nll!ht. Dec. a, 7:!0 p.m. Adams Auction Houae. le pickups. Phone 9411-MI3. W1ntecl For Rent 11-ll.ftc 19118 PONTIAC custom, ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. 3 BEDROOM bouse lraller, M li8hl lfOY-IIleen; radio, powmiscellaneous. Mrs. Howard and G Food Marli:et, 3 mlleo STEREO radio console, 4 speed er IIcerio&, black vinyl InterCecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomesouth of Middleport on Rt. 7. lnlermlxed changer. Dual vollor. MIIN8e, 12,000. Phone ume control. 4 opeaker IIOUIId "'1'1-25-tfc ti75-3lli. ~ ~p system. Lovely walnut linlab. Take over payments of ~.05 per month or balance 111.14. Real Est1te For S1le MEN WANTED CaD 1112-3211. 11-111-61c Prtiductton workers in Face Brick plant. Year around run tlme - d8,y shift. Good hourly rates, plus incentive earrungs - paid vacations and holidays. 20 Miles north or Columbus in a nice community in wttich to live, Ages 18 to Business Services· SINGER 19118 MODEL. Lib oew, In beaullfu1 walnut eablnet, just HI dial to mate do•I&D, adtdlel, lie It& biJI. tonbolea, bllndheml, ek. ,., babmoe 1'12.50. No!binc down, fUO manlllly, <D" f!I.IIO cuh. Phone RaY........... m-.D after I p.m. JJ-Utp Local one owner car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. in. engine, turbo hydramatic trans ., power steering and braku, tinted glass, stratobac-k seat, Comfor• trom air conditioning, radio, heater, and many othe. extras, beautiful gold finish with black vinyl roof. sisters. Erma and Lots; etltJrlren, Donna. Sharon and Charles. 12+1tp ForS..Ie ,. �.... • • "'V . .. -' ~ - .__ .,.. ... ,._ .. ~·=· . ., - A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results 17- '1'loo Do1lJ Somlall, -~-""' 0., - ------- ... ----~-- ---·· 4, IHS "!'HHiT'S PERZACTLV WHAT 'IE GOT IN 'lORE BACK VARD. MA'AM •WANT AD INfOitMA TtON DUDLINU S ' ·"' · O..y lof•• , .. lie .. I • 2 SIGNS ......_, o...u, .. ' ..... c.-.u.,,.,., a c:.,_tl.,., Wlll h o., -' ''-'Uuu.,. REGULATIONS Th• P.,.lle'-' retort•• th. rlg.ht te .dh or rel•~' ony ade cfumed ob• n.. jloc:tlol'lllblo. r.""~- -.111 _,.,.rotpontlblo or 111oro ilion .,,. h•can-oc:l lntorll<>n. li. RATES , • f•"' Atl S.,..,.ico , (lrofl ,., .................,l ... ..,,.... MIN- 1J "•• ,, CIIWtl , . , _ 11 coMt ,..- c.._... ... 7Sc tlwoo CO ... ICI.I• _ w.,,.t •I• co,..oc~~ti•• -ortion.. 2! cootl Dltcollfl'l o,. ,_;d ••• ..... ...tt p~~l4 within 1 D Myt. CAID 0' THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .50 f., 50 • .,.. Mini,....,... Eo . ..Witlo-1 ww4 2c . &UNO ADS AIUitio,...l 25c Chll•• ,.., A..t..-or• pa1 .o:.F::t:~~ 1-10 Daily o:30 "·"'· M 12100 , Noon. ~~"'~ In Memory I~ or Kn"M llfltll I • ·• · f• LOVING memory of our dear husband and father, Evan (Pat) Will. who passed away 10 years ag<~ today, Dee. 4. Sadly missed by bis wile IDd daugltten 1:1+1tc IN MEMORY of Vesta Frecker who passed away 16 years ago today, Doc. 4, Ul52' You have left us a beautiful memory, And a sorrow too great tD brrold . IM to t'lo9e who ha.. loved and lost you, your memDry Will never grow old. Mother, Mrs. Chas. Reed: QUAliTY Pomeroy · Motor Co. 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE.. .. $3495 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON ..... .$1995 Local one owner car, new W•s·w tires , vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio, P.S . and P.B., auto. trans., dark blue finish with white nylon top. A real sharpie. Pomeroy Motor Co. ·OPEN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO @. ~-~------------..'!'.111111'!.'"_"!' !' __ _ _ _ __ Notice RETIRING DEC. 31, 19118. Will I>uy metals IDitll above day and roots. No fur or hides wanted. Blll BoDey, Reedsville, Oblo. 11-24-10tc '773 -5~51. 4-30-Ue VACANCY for two elderly poopri: llrerer private ·paid patients. Phone MIISOD, m5185. 1~tfc ARE YOU Interested in a Bible teacblng Churcl1. II so try, Bible Baplllt Temple, an Independent chun:h, In the for. mer Brown's Marine Bldg .. Minersville, 0. Service Nl p.m. Friday evening. Pastor Ken Derrington, Ravenswood, Se<ooc1 Baptllll Chun:h 11-11-«t MUSIC EYERY Friday and Saturday at Jack's Club on Harrisonville Road olf Rt. 7. I~ AQUARIUMS - Chrlsimas seta 5, 10, 15 gallons. See our complete llne ol uotic !ish IDd supplies. Gift certificates available. The House ot WU- below Pleasant Point Reaort. Open 9 to 9 1'ue8. thru Sat. I'll 17$-ltlllli. IZ-4-IOtp son, llrst road left GUN SHOOT. Sunday, Dec. a, at the Rutland American I.elion Farm. I~ HelpW1nled I.ADY TO DO bo....-1< and cootlng. !Jve ln. !'bone 1111115151. 0. Kindy, over Uberty Theatre. 11-K-tfc r-ARPENTER For Inside """'· PlloDe Mason m.we ... m1101. IJ.1 ilk NEED HELP to care for IDvalld hwl>and. middle - qed man or 110111811 to live ln. Mast lie clean, IDd no drlnklnl. !'bone fer ID!ormallon. IJ.l . . W•nled To luy WILL BUY raw fin IDd hides. Carl Cbeflller, Lon1 PIO"iEER Tra~ traDer, 11187. ~ aelf-contatned, carpetinl!. air conditioned. Good condition. Phone M...., TIU771. 111118 ZIG ZAG aewiQ8 maeblne, left In llorqe. Tblo m........, 11-21-tfc BOld much hl&bor- Makes bu~ BASE Guitar. Uke new, used toaboles, dams, embro.. fancy stltcnos. Pay _..., blll very IIWe, dual pickups, will take any reasmable offer, alo1 fll.IK. Terms caD be ar· so regular 8 string with triprllfl80d, Call 111111-21311, U+«t ~. To-' 60 - 11>.Pl.Y in person only, THE GALENA SHALE TILE & BRICK COMPANY GALEHA, OHIO lost and Found UlST - c..,. and wblte kitten. 3 ROOM unfurnlabed apartment. Phone !192-39'15. 1:1-S.IIc Answers to name of Boots. Waru!ered oH Breezy Helglrta HOUSE. unfurnished, 8 rooms and batlt, VIc Brown, Miner. Satunlay afternoon. Reward. vllle. !'bone 992-33%4. 12-2 6tc Phone 11!12-34113. J2.Z..1Ic LOST IN vtdnlty of Racine, IIARMONY apartments - 3 and Beegle dog, blaek back with 4 rooms. furnished, new : waDs, floors, furniture. Pritan bead. Very lilly. If seen, WILl. DO sewing at homo vate parking. Out of all caD INt-2213 01' write S. F. zip~rs. nocket!i. pegging. lloods. 3 blocks from PomeCameO, Portland, Ohio. ht-l'llmlng, alterations, ete. roy pool office. ti9U392 !rom ~c Mrs. Freddle Thabet. Mason. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. IZ-4-Ifc Phone ForS..Ie For Lease M AND G Food Market, 3 mDea MAPLE Stereo Radio. 19118 lovely maple linlab wllll AM & FM radio, 4 speoken dual volume eontrol. Take over paymenls of 18 per month or pay just $93.110. Call - · 11-111-61c HOBSTETTER REALTY EVINRUDE 69's Are Here 6-9%-18 On Dlsplar Remain. In JIOII' . . car l '-s, •.,.d with worm ... , an.! then o hl•h ,.-ouur• EI 115 Soon To Arrive rl•• of aoh water to -k• cor thlna 3. Attt1nclat11 on do.rt~ Schawtrztl •rlnt M;f~ ·-~."........ Jlto Sun.••••••••• HocklfiiPOlt, Ohio Phone 667·3370 ~PERT SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Sat......... - .. - •• "" to ILAEnNAIS """r. ..tot,, ........., Wheel Allgnnllllt '-"'" 5.55 -GUARNm'EDPHONE 992·2094 OMei'OV Hom,l ~li.IID 2:-lt fett-.1 Ta• lloo0 ,r:urar al••• aYallabla. LlnlfN nw•ber .. thla prlee. Pwll)' lullt by a ltlg tire 11\ak., for , • , I"•Nn'-"· & Atihl . tz.t •. - r.. o MOORE'S MAIN ---- ruom for children to ploy. 11-lf.tfc !'bone 1112-3904. F'URNISIIED •nd unfurnlsbecl aoartmentl. Close to school. Pbone ti!IU434. 10-11-tfc P'UIINIBHED apartment, t 1'0011111 and bath. Marton Reynolds, Maoon, W. Va. Phone 7'/Uit7. 11-11'tfc REDUCED PRICES AKC Golden Retriever ;awl•. 5a4 Alb St., Mlddlepart. - M. ..... Tapestriel .... r•duc~.t ....... WARM MorniDI coal llml wttb Larvo SIEe St.tell Siae Tapestrl•s ...... reducH 2.95 Bedspr•ads .... rHucelll 7 Throw Ruga .... -........... .1.99 JPURNISIIED fan,belllatotnlOIIII,aoed leu !llau two llliTillbl. a.m Janll, J:lowuiDpJn. 0. IIIUU5. m..• . '· tUac ....... --v-- ..-----r [X) '11?1! lHI~K lHI> lUll~ otJ ABC CLEANEI & SHIRT LAUNDIY OHLY !18.95 Pluo fomerolo ,,...~ •• II ply n)'lon. 715.1<1 White Sldawall• . I'OM!IOY ~ y NII~K Alterations, aipper1 and pocketa Professional lUI cleanlnl•lllaraniHd Mason, West Vlr&lnla 773-5543 liMa GEO. BOBS'I'!li"I'BR, m.ooo. HO\U CA/oJ YOU Ct-\A~E IT l-IAS A. SO MUCI-1 REIVT FeR p, 1-\Ql.e IIV 1145 GROUIJD ? ~LIGI-\T •J''* Estl•s • Quality Coaatte • Certlftld Slllnjlh •OeiiiiiJ • Ouick S..lce •FihiSbinl ·Sand' in•l DIAL 992-3214 VOIJ liA'II' Mf _.,Ffl.l GOEGLEtN . .nPAG! aoulb of Middleport on Rt. 7. -7 Truc:l< ,. PH. 993-2U3 For 5118 .QOAlUUIIS, Chrtstmu 1811, 1r CARP&TS 1oct c1u0 and drear, remove the spots u 5, 10, 15, gallon. See our comIJ.3..3to they appear with Blue Lustre. plete Une of eiollc fish and Rent electric ohampooer $1.. supplies. GHt certllkates For S.le or Tr•de Baker .F1rnlture. 12-Utc rllllable, 'lbe House oi Wll11167 PONTIAC Flrel>lrd, V-1 au1011, llrst road left below tomatic transmlulon, 191111 Pleasant Point Resort. ()psi J.OST BIUGHr carpet colorl: Oldamobllc convertible, V-1, Reolore them with Blue ~ I to I Tuelday. Thuroday and power oteering, power brakes; lie. Rent o1ectr1e lllampooer Saturday. Phone mt-10111. 191111 Rambler otaUoo wagon, $1. Tlny'o llarplnland. 11-St-lOtc 8 cylinder, standard. FlnaoIJ.Hte clng avaUable. Phone RI!:DUCE SAFE, simple a n d or 11!12-5748. 11-24-tfc last with Gobeae tablets. On- COAL FURNACE complete, ISO. Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy. ly 98 cents. Nelsoo Drugs. .iTORE EQUIPMENT lor sale l»33c 11-2UO!p or trade for bouse traDer or property, M and G Food Mar- HOOD HAY and straw. CaD PURE BRED Dalmatlon pupket, 3 miles south of Middlepies, male IDd femalo, B li-D-121p 911U22'1. port on Rt. 7. IJ.S-31p -'ts old, $2S each. Pboue . .7075. IS-Hie TRREE BEDROOM ranch style 1957 JAGUAR, M and G Food bome In Syracuse. Hardwood Market. 3 miles south ol Mldnoon, stonn doors and car- 1100 BALES HAY, aecond cut~leport on Rt. 7. 1J.S.3Ip tlng and condllfoned. Pbone port. Economleal IU beat. 99U21t. l»33c Close to odlool and dlUJ<hea. For Sale or Rent Phone 111111-2954. 11-D-utp 5 ROOM bowie oo Lincoln llgtl., ClfRISTMAS SP!ilCIALI Fraa bath, basement, 991-SI'Ie. \KC Puppies, Scollles, Coctan. llfe-aize walking doll anc1 a months of plano ......,. by Poodles, Weotles and Schna~&­ 12-4-21J teacher of your choice wl!b ers, Bartaroo Kl'a .• Coolville, the purdlue of a DlW WID'Ohio, Phone 1117-3tlM. ft'r Rent 11-lo.31tc lltler plano. Good quality SEVEN ROOM apartment In IUitar oulllt, ISU5; Good aeMiddleport, newly cleaned and lecllm of Elley cbord orpna, eomplelely redecorated, front i!AY, Phone '74UI$3. 11-24-2111p muo up; Ufellmo IDd back porches and entran· tee on reeds. Wendell'a, ces. For In!Grmalloo ea1l USED SPINET plano. A-1 conGarflakl Ave., Parbnburil, d!Uon, Hl!hl walnut llnlsh, IIIUI70. 11-17-lfc $4115. Wendell's, 1201 Gortleld W. Va. !'Ilona - 1 . Ave., Paner.burg, W. Va. u.aac & ROOM apartment, cloae to Phone - 1 . 11-21-IVIc downtown Pomeroy. Call 191POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ 210 before 5 p.m. 11-1Wc miniature, 175 and up. Stud POTATOES. Phone 143-1154 service and grooming. Phone a........ Promu, Portlml. TRAILER SPACE, ready to lllll5tll. 11 I lfe 111-ll-tlc hoot up, private, plenty of Laraeot Bull..,_ Radlalor tVf'Thl SiDIIIeltH-rCorw. .·· From tho 1oiiDDLI!lPORT - S apar-, batbs, ps fUmace, a car aarage .... stores. WRACVSE - 3 bedroom home, SEWING Machine. 'l1dJ IIUICbbath, furnace, lqe Je~ lot, lne equipped to z1.ii zag, make only $8500.00 . buttonholes. dam, aew on but- All ACRE FAJIM - 10) a"""' tons, aD wllhoot aUachmenla. In cu!Uvalion, I bam•. aDo, Also has many other features plenty of wa!B, good ilf"U Pay lust $41.17 or monthly and fence&. Free gBB. I .....,_ paymenls of 15. WID demon... 1!10,1100.00 strate In your home call 991- Wun"A BUV OR SELL CALL 3218. 11-111-61c IJ8 IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD •JNCLAI'MED lay away. 19118 AS80CIATES Ma Nelco Sewing Machine. Neodo SYRACUSE no atladunenta. """" on buttoM, monograms, fancy stitches, pay $44.53 or 15.25 a BuslnHs month. Try II In your home. CUSTOM meal Phone Mason City '1'/3-S910. 1192-33'14. 11- ...__________ IIIDDLPoH, OHIO • 'SYMMTH't. A111'1E -AI'fO IF 'lltERE'S ~ Nf'f'Tliii'G I CAI1 OO,PLEI&. CALL ort ME AT Notice .... C. C. BRADFORD AUCI10NEER complolo 1erv1ee Ohio. Ol!lo Crill· Brodfard frum Italy• AIR CONDmONING JlelrlpraUon service. Jact'l Refrlteratlon, New Haven. boal We're Shootlna the Works Next rear's price 4."" tqsnow READY - MIX ccmcrebt deltrerecl right to your proJect. Fast and easy. Froa 0111matea. Phone 19M2M, Goatteln Ready - M1>: Co., Middleport, Ohio. I Ill lfe 66 SkflotL--oow $1895 w., Hllfll . MACHINES, repair aentce. an mabl. WY IIlM. The Fabric Sbop, ,.,.._ eroy. Aatllorlled Singer Sal• and lervlee. We SblfiiOD 9dsaon. ~ grown frum . , ACC.....-n, PMIIrATW C..,a1'. . . . . . couwrY. . . . . A---'~eiUIIeW. IDtttq ......& ftdtleiulel ..... - - -....... ,led ...... ,..... c.ut. . . . . ..:auw. OM., .... .....,.. ....... ~ ......... ., ........ mm..M•I.W w- 111o11 ............, ..... )'OIIr ...... crr'l llctiiM? CaD ...... • u ... lbou&llt for tho lte dof: Mmtnl C11UCer Nlmb Aid, u A lbip II lln,ya nfernd to U • abo .. ll - t 10 lllll<h 'ar ., ........ .,....._ •CAM · om.. Dsstr•t MO. -.-. JIM. _. n.l A:Ulllllt ... W &. Dlllla. .Mo el ; blraltM..._..,OMII Y...... Do Ullllll a ;II rt. r Ul . . . ...._ ....... .....-will ..... ...... .. .., .. .., ........ .......,..,,..... ,.,......... . ................... ... ,,_ ......... ,., ,., "!.: -- -....................... ... .......... c.ut.a.llll..,. .. at:-........_ llill - • a .U.. a.r dtmC_...,_ ':=: .................... .... lift to M1P cn In point ond pallll'llr." IJLAETTNAiiS be coast to coast II BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992.21ol3 P001oNy, Ohio . ta.loop- lL-mauoa _... ,~ ,_.........,. ll.lll u., .. IIIOTVOJI IIO.Mol,... p,.,...,. 11.- aLA-..- ODdIUI&wl< --- ROSCOE WOULON'T Lli<E 'TJ-IIg I AUNT PETUNIA- ITS TOO -fonn- four toord.lnU7 - " oq.......... word1. I RUTI'E FRAGILE~ ~::.~'1::::..- (] _) I I ... . I l&.l'lnl .... ' 1'1-~ --.uy MfOij ., r= I I l IENTAvB± I ( ) ol ___ ..... puNt 1 .....- -.. &CWft . ltXIDtii]aJn (Lawc;oiiiJn-) ai'IMI"' U.DM•M oa- .... ' ' av1'1.-- '' I } -~ . a lt-1 · ~ ' lllopt-..- I Jlb'....,..,.,.-.,.,Jalldl IDra.o-llo,X .... a.a-a.,oto. I _..., ...ltlllll __ _·we 1 ln!ildw. ... - llal - "' ... tf'mn It'•- ---~ " \ & a,s• •·-' lllo~lo­ ..... - . -v av···IVWl MXL' OWL QPWOIL . XL · )I~:V,'V lUo OWL tl'OIUPfL , - WK.DXL .,,II!~ I! Q . .• t0 • ~~· '. ,, f ~. - N o w - ... elrdellto ICII'Ii ................ .,~ l'l.l'ut "' opts.,....., Tho Aoctlon• will ''.lao ot tloo ulo locoHoo Fd4ay Dec. 6tlo fro• 10.00 AM HI 5.00 PM ta ahow tloo RHI •n4 .., _ ""' -tlooo. wtil ~• ..... ~, ......... .., tiM ...... te ... ,. c..,. tact Rohrt"Bolo" Fowler, Aucflon-. Phooo 6fS.1109 Pt. PIHunt, W. Yo. ,.... t.JII<OOIIR ........ t.JIIDdol 11.~- · - blllo No. 1-Fo,.., Mo10n Clinic Bid,., Houao -cho4, ond C.roOT Lot. No. 2-Fo- H- HovH Cliolc BW,. Btlc• ·<onotnr.. tloa, le. ••'· eftl'. Loco... In Mew Haven, W. Ye. No. 3-,Proa..,. LocotiOft of tho Stata Lt- Star., ..,4 tht""J"'-b ov"' (Llqoor .,..,. loaaod. twe P_i•••• II.Aa- .. Aloft lf,Propo ..... Thooo Tine Plocoa of Roo! Eatoto oro IOCGted in tho bualnou dtatrh:t of Maoon and Now Haven W Vo and ahould ba of ,..,.,..t to morchonta In this ~roa. Thuo oro oxcellont of lnvoahnont Roo! Eatato'. ~~.~..,. "' & - ~~.=. u-.-fourlumbtet. U.Jills. 11.-- t.--. "'lohd- ... t.DoiD- Laoo- lli.OftoA Thno Plocoa of Real Eatate bol~ln1 ta Or. Kelt loctit... In Moun and H- HoYOn, W. Yo, will bo aol~ ot Pultllc AuctiOft, Doc. lOth ot 1:30 P.M., In MoW. Vo. ' 1•- - 10 ll&llpoml 1:30 , . rDUJ~lYE;;!Zf..:;:t:!;:;!c ---- - :.- - -..-......- .... ...·..- ....... --·......... ·=--....._. 1· ··-1 -_,.A-"· -- W.VA. IK TMI MAn• 'OP UTTL.-n' CAl& .WO. ... _ I'Uwt. . . Ail'I'QIIOBILII: T ... ctlon. DEC. 10tlr cJni:~.,,._........._.._ . . NO. lJ,Il... . . . . . nul ... ............ of • . . , a-u. lnsur•- ...•.- . __- DAifY CROSSWORD tf.- lT.DoU· ~­ t.ID ..... ,...... cwlwllll., n-.· s... Wqon. 1c· NOTICE REAL ESTATE AUCTION bolldaT parlleo. I WI!:EK OLD PIGII, P boaa M7-lltl. IJ.l-«c 1:1-'t Four wh-1 •ln. Ro41o. Pot. lbe trembllllC upen. No other tree g r o w 1 Daturally from Maine to California. '111anluclvbc, Friday, NOY. II, ~ Fri., Dec. 10, Mew y.,... Eve., n.., Dec. Sl, 7:• lo 11;10, OpeD Chrlamu Bve. Qoood CJulo&. mu. Opea .,...,..,_, M day, Salarday, .,,. lo 10, •. Anlllble for parllol, JlaD. ll-17.alc '-"\t,T.-t(a 1~._ 'b .... t . ( i ; - - - •...,.nt, Wot $1195. Bronca only ..Om, tree that can SEWING -··· o,. One locol ....... l 66 ForL... _.. oow $17'95 Me daJ. Tueld.o1 and .........., ni&Jdo, SaillrdaJ IIIII lbldQ altemoona. Pbone • • or $ 195. VI Butck 4 Dr. Pow.out.INIIc:. BoGUUfvl 1Mf90n Anloh with ,.rclwMnt vinyl lm.rlor. BUDGET PRICE foil nlture Ill our third floor budget shop. Baker Fumllure, Middleport, SKATE-A-WAY !J-+.lip liaD Mariuo, lilly Elll'OJII8II republic, blrel Ill policeman I I lfe Oblo. ------mo;! ! ~---..,. flmiJy os ol - · It, 1M&. Ralilh Bole, Box 122, llaclne, , _ MN121 liD-2m. All TIMf&--iliCll'l-L- I WU.L NOT be n-..;Dte 1'111 ll·lf.utc Pomeroy APARTMENTS lOB W. In Middleport. All utrulles -1111111 STEREO radio cadJina. pold. Rowley " Reed, Midlion, handlome walmd _ . Jl,'ST ARIUVED, men's COYtl· dleport, ~ 111111-27'18. EmploJmenl Wanted alii IDd wort jacUta; .... IOie. 'l'llll bu a BSII • l~c C~RPI!!NTIIY, polntiD«. pliJIDb. lie . - dla...... TaU ..... llfiW shipment, women'• aad tng, a1ectrical '"""'- Pbone payma~ll of II por IIIITITIIl err ch1ldrtll'l clothlng. lellen Cheslllre 11'1·'1151 ll~Uip TIIAILEII LOTS.- Bob's Mob11o pay bmn<e duo fiUI. Call Court, 8yrB<Use, Ohio '"' Stole ClotbiDI Slon!, Rl. 3, l'llme"'1'. Ill tic Ill. 124, Phone -~--1U4Ic W1nted 1-11-tfc JIESPQimBLE party to oauma 'll'llo\W. Phone MGI'I. <toll NI.IIJI!:I. lleno, ionJ1 waJ.. JIQillenfl of 15.11 per IIIGIIIb IU-dlp dlli . . . . . wi&b til 'Ill lid APARTMENT, 4-nJoms IDd _ . . . . reoord dNinpr. or PIIJ' balonee due lor beth, 156 month, lndudlq KALAMAZOO 'I'Nmolll aulllr - otono wllll 1111111-. Till 1111 AM llDd Ul l'lllllo. uWltles. Contact Ohio vane,. lifter with 1._1ndl - · • kpeod automatic dlqar. lating O!mpany IIIU030 lliiP , ....- ., TIA ..., paymaoll Gl lUI CaU . . .. ll·IM!e per moatb or .....,... GC Phone . . . . . JU.IIp f10U3. CaU 111111-a. lltllc ...,..,e NEW MERCHANDISE, 11UD1 and antiques at the sole Friday nll!ht. Dec. a, 7:!0 p.m. Adams Auction Houae. le pickups. Phone 9411-MI3. W1ntecl For Rent 11-ll.ftc 19118 PONTIAC custom, ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. 3 BEDROOM bouse lraller, M li8hl lfOY-IIleen; radio, powmiscellaneous. Mrs. Howard and G Food Marli:et, 3 mlleo STEREO radio console, 4 speed er IIcerio&, black vinyl InterCecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomesouth of Middleport on Rt. 7. lnlermlxed changer. Dual vollor. MIIN8e, 12,000. Phone ume control. 4 opeaker IIOUIId "'1'1-25-tfc ti75-3lli. ~ ~p system. Lovely walnut linlab. Take over payments of ~.05 per month or balance 111.14. Real Est1te For S1le MEN WANTED CaD 1112-3211. 11-111-61c Prtiductton workers in Face Brick plant. Year around run tlme - d8,y shift. Good hourly rates, plus incentive earrungs - paid vacations and holidays. 20 Miles north or Columbus in a nice community in wttich to live, Ages 18 to Business Services· SINGER 19118 MODEL. Lib oew, In beaullfu1 walnut eablnet, just HI dial to mate do•I&D, adtdlel, lie It& biJI. tonbolea, bllndheml, ek. ,., babmoe 1'12.50. No!binc down, fUO manlllly, <D" f!I.IIO cuh. Phone RaY........... m-.D after I p.m. JJ-Utp Local one owner car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. in. engine, turbo hydramatic trans ., power steering and braku, tinted glass, stratobac-k seat, Comfor• trom air conditioning, radio, heater, and many othe. extras, beautiful gold finish with black vinyl roof. sisters. Erma and Lots; etltJrlren, Donna. Sharon and Charles. 12+1tp ForS..Ie ,. �..... - .. II - Tile Dolly SOntll!"l, Mlddleporl-l'cnei'Qf, 0., Doe- t, IHS Maxine, Ben Philson Installed by Lodge ' Board Plans Activities Maxine and Ben Hdl10n wwe eer, waa usilted by Bernice Clara Adorna, Beulah lliGbarl, Laura Circle, Elma l..o.NI, and laatalled ""rtll)' matron and wur· C....,..,ter and Jane IWI, mar. Erline Wolfe, refreabmeata. 111J po1r011 ci Racine C - r 134, shalls; Dolore .. Wolfe, orpnitt; ll waa UDOUDced tbe CbriltOrder ci the Ealllem star. In Maxine Wlngott, clloplaln; Leilia mas parl;f will be at the home Heasley, conduetress; Theron ceremoale• MoDday n1sht at the Johlflon, warder; Ernest Wingett, of Grella Slmp11011 with Letha MaiiCIII.e Temple. aentinel, and Emma Jane McCJln.. Morrla as tbe ullltin& host.. other otncers lnltalled were esa. BarbU& DUgan, aasoclate ma- lock, anlolst. Clara Adams waa chairman Louise Stewart, retiring ...,.. trm~J Araold Adami, aasoclate patrm; Gretta Simpson, secre- 11>,y mat.rm, and Wllllam Stew· ror nlrelhmenta served followtary; Letha Morris, treasurer; art, rotlrlng wortby patrm, pre- Ing tho IDotallaUon. A ChrlotThelma Court, conductress; sided during the 0110nln& cere- mas theme was car rted out in Karpret .West. associllte con- mony. They each expressed ap.. the temple decorationa. The U• rangementa were made by Maxductrell; Mary Lew Johntoo, preciatlon to the chapter for the chlplaln; Laura Circle, mar- cooperation given them during Ine Wingett. The refreshment table foolured lilbtecl tQer& Ill lball; Sldrley JohniOD, organlot; the past year. cryotal holders with white rillCora Webb, pall depub' grand Naomi Brinker, Adah; Beulah Stoblrt, Ruth; cora Webb, Es- matron. presented gilts of jew- tared poinaettlas. ther; Bernice Thelu, Martha; elry to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Opal Diddle, Eled4; Kathleen from the chapter. Barbara DuMcNickle, warder; Charles Hens- gan preoentod a gift !rom tbe ley, sentinel; and 'Theron John- orrtcers to the Stewarts. Chlorua Grlmm, and Louise Stewart, trustees. Clllorus Grimm, Installing olfl. lOll, [rnest Bahrs Host Dinner Hollda1 act!Yllloo were planned duri111 tbe Sundo.Ynl&htmeoo. 1111 of the olllclal- of Heath Un\led Mathodlat Church In MlddloPorl. The amuU ch:Udrea•a_prqp'ID\ Wll announced for Dec, 21 It 6:30p.m. with Mro. Bomor<l Fultz 11 chalnnu. If.was "vote~ to c~ tinuu the cc:.nmunity children's Chriatmaa part¥ and 1t was scheduled Cor Dec. 11. Mrs. N a n Moore ls chairman for the party which will be for Middleport's underprlvlledged. Children will be transported to an! tr.m the church and will atiead on invilation. A stVPer· wru be aer\'ed ancl lhe children will begiV~~ntreats. Oftlclal board memben heard 1 report by the Cammisaioo. on Education reprding the proposed tutorlrw; project to be !JPOIIBOr• od b)' Heath CINrch. The buolpt for 1869 wu IPSlroved 1M Mra. Wallace Pc.era waagranteclpermisaion to uae the dlurcll on Tueadays after school for meet~~· or her junior girl scout troop, RECEIVE RECOGNITION M~N MIBB carol Fruth of Mason. IIJj SOnya Yor*er of New Riven. stutlerrt.s at Cb&rlestoo BeautY Acadent>", were ID'.~ 8 students recelvi• recognition for creative conwetition styles held at the school recently. carol received rourth place in evening wear and Son,ya W'!.S rec-ognized for casual style.a, receiving second place. Stevens into Advance Work Mr. and lira. ErneatBahrworo hosta Tbankqi.U.Ilo)' foradJa. ner. Tbelr ... Ita w.... Mra. Lila Bents .... ChorJI, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Blht, DeuiH, Grq, v ..... nlo, Jell, llld Slll>hen, Mr. and Mra. Norman Babr, Mra. Freda MUler, Yr. and. Mra. Victor" Bahr, Kacby and JaM, Ml'l. Don Van Meter, Mr. and MrL Richani Flck, Jr., and Ko.Yln, Mra. Ada Morris, Mr. and MrL Heney Bahr, P1tt,y. Howard, Jeaane, Tamml, Terri, Jimmy and RaJ>. d)-, Mr. and Mra. Ropr Bahr, PT. PLEASANT - AT!IAN ~ (Todcb') - - .... <lf Mr. and 111'1. T. R. Stov-. HOI Birch ATO!IIo, reeon111..-oHed !rGrn 28 ci Avlatlna Eloett;aal<a Scboollll Maqohlo, Tl!ll. s.r..... Ia ,_ otrdlonod at El Ton>, Colli., '- · he wiU UD· ....... ci advaacod tralnllla and lhon _., tbe noxl IS · l!lOIIlha at N,A. S. Apm, - --~ t.nclonPromoae,l At 811• Slatlon CORN FE Everyday Low Price! . ' LONGHOIN CHEESE lb. Mr. anc:l Mn. PhiliOD announced these new committees for 1969: Ruth Damitz, Ulllan lloY· EV ANGEUNE CHAPTER 172, Order of the Eastern Star, in·s~tion, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, ""'"'"cfFOQie. " . ' PAsT CIUEFS, Magnolia Tem· ple, Pythian Sisters, Christmas dinner, Thursday, 6:15 p. m., Trlnt'I;Y United Church of Christj gift exchange at pa.rty to foUCI'I'I'. LAUREL CUFF Better Healt.i Club Christmas dinner, 6:30 p. m. Thursdl,y, Martin Restaunut; party to follow at home or Mn. Lawrence Eblin; $1 glft exchange. FRIDAY HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Friday, 9:30 a.m. at Roblnsm's Cleaners, Middleport; homemade artlcLeH, baked JOOda for sale; proceeds to buy prizes In the Rutland home decorating <Oiliest. SATIJRDAY POMONA GRANGE dlmer, served by the Sall...,ry Pr A, food donations to be taken to the achOOI Friday; ldtchen workers to report at 1:30 p.m. Sat. urday; dining workers at 5:~ SllcH Value Buy or Harwest Time Sliced PREMIER GRADE Lean and Tender BEEF STEW Fresh and Lean BOILING BEEF 3 PORI BACON·' lb. pkc. 69e SHOULDER 49e lb. 49t Hawk, aka Lester Hawk, Flora Hawk, Calvin Hawk, Mary Hawk to Coy Hawk, afftd. of trans., Or· ~ ..,. aoge. Elmer C. Finlaw, Sr., Richard A. Finlaw, Gertrude Finlaw, Alice M. Cappel, C. T. Coj>pel, Mary J. Sorden, J. D. Sorden to Elmer C. Ftnlaw, Jr., lOOacres, Scipio. F. W, Wilcox, Adria Wilcox to Meigs Co., easement. Rutland. Lawrence A. Rt.pe, Betty L As OutstandingW of the Outstanding Young Women lse Musgrave, wife of R. G. Mus- of American program. gran, iocal attorney, hal beea Mra. Musgrave ia a member oelected to a - In tbe OMUal of the Pt. Pleaaant Jr. Woman's blocra~~hlcal c~ilatl<lll, "OUt- Club llld waa voted Club Woman ita..Une Young Women of Am· of tbe Year In 19611. erie•" tor 1868. S1te is alao a member ol t h e W<n~*~ receiving thla honor Charlelton Chapter 88, OES and ue selected duetotheiroutltlnd- it flnt Vice preaidentoUbeMa- Woman'• The Mu&gravea, alooe with ·D dcal acdvlties ancl In protesalolal endeliwra. their ,)'(UJg 1011, Mathew, rellde From thO' JUU11B womenlnclll<l· u 3004 Parrlah Avo. ed Ill the 19611 odltlon of "Out. ota"'lllj( YOUIIB Women ci Am· Mlcrallon nllhl Although it is one of tM world's smalle-st .birda. the ruby -throated hummingbird Migrates acrOss the Gulf of MeJiieo in a single flight. a distance of ml)rC than UJOO ~..,..., 3 1. .. < ~ ~'. ,. ,,, i . ·, CINNAMON 16 oz. loaves Hal sum ROLLS Leuer Amounts Price 2 lor 43c No.~, - 9·~ CAR Dry Yellow 3 . ONIONS~ 7 lh. Large Golden BAN NAS CIDER s Lu Aont Joml ma (IOc OFF LABEL) · lo-Bo Brand -: r· con only c ARGO UNSWEET'EHED +CREAMY GAAIJC •1,000 ISLAND •FRENCH •ITALIAN '' I' gal. HOU5E ·. - 6 o• • . .. · twin GRADE A HOMOGENIUD mil~s. • - --~- -~ --- ---- ...... • ·'"·--- --- --·~·· ,,..____ ..._. , ___________ ·- ......_. . ALL NEW l FRESH STOCK ___ -- • l ,,/i, ,/i - Welker's ,. . 16 bots. "' - U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES. ... . ~ large Solid Htadi tach I~ ....... ....... : pack .• gallon . ....... 1' ' '' 06.o&. con PERMANEHT ANTI-fREEZE 1111 ... - ·.-.- 60 LETTUC LIQUID .DRESSING I 29~ . J u ce .................... 'itl Pineapple Pr. ,••••••••••••••••• ,.............. 1• ,.T:. MAXW~L . offee..................... Instalf C ,.r '~ ....I· 's·. .Milk ••••••••••••••••• Pruuucer. pl. • • pk. PRODUCE SALE! HOI. SUM ~:· Good Value Buys Every Day! Sweet Untreated Apple .. ' IN1'80DUC'JYJRY ()FFER! • cello ,cans. • O.af Boy..Jt.,..Doo lb. OTS 9~ ->·'-~- - --- ...-. JACK·D-LANTERN SCOT LAD bots. Solod Bowl by Kroft jar THROw-AIIIAY BOITLES • Showboat Brand · 18 bois. 20 0'1. ZESTA CRACKERS - lb. bx. 39c . 23oz SCOT LAD _ Stock Up ond So .. On . SCOT LAD 303 can• Rushed In By Failt Truck Fresh aad Tastyl Large Golden Yellow ~~ No. R~ular 29~ :·' Early Garden Swut GrHn BRUCE'S • • • • • • •. .• • • • • • . . SCOTLAD • . . . . . . . . . . . . bot. . Greer Dellciou' s 6 ., ~ 06 o•. • - · • '" 9--S.•U, 10 11.7 J• 12 'jars ROYALSCOT ) . Tomato Ulte•••• - ....... --.~~.. 25 .,;, m25C ~ H I Peath a ves.................:~.. r. 1.00( Argo Peas•••••••••••••• 8 Stokely Catsup••••.••• 3 1.00 . . ns. ••••••••••••••••c:".. .,_: Pork &Bea Salad Dressing•••••••••••••••• ~: 29e, Pizza with Cheese.........·::: 39e: ,Pantake ••••••••••••• 1.~~ .. 29~. 7•~ Dog & Cat Food................... ~ "'unt's Vitamin Rich pkg SMUCKER'S ••••••••••••••• Grade A lrlediiiD I' December 5-6-7 BREAD BAKERY BUYr Reg. 39c ADAMS BREAD • .,•, ~ i!i "' "PrletiS'.:cmcave HOLSUM er_., Mrs. Musgrave Listed i'he Store With AiHart'' We accept Fad. Food Stamps Ful- Valu Buys! CH ES res, Rutland. Melp Hlih School auditorium Salisbury. from 8 to 11 p.m. Jays will Hiram Slawter, COda Slawter emcee. DM!ce 11 schoOl 8JXI1· to WilHam McC«nas, 771h acres, sor«1. II1CI _ , to the publlc. Rutlalld. ~1'. PAUVS UNITED Metho. dlst Church, Tuppers Plains, anmal Chrlstmu Bazaar, s.turMEETING CHANCED dQ', Dec. 7, attheTuppera Alfred will bave I t a Plain• Grade School, doors open ror bazaar at 3 p.m.; dlmer regular meeting Thlrsday night. The Ghrlotmaa parl;f and pro. JerYed from .4:30-7 p.m.; proceedl ror coo.struction of a new gram will be Dec. 19. Everyone is welcome. church. '' ~., ' Right reserved to limit quantltl••• . CRINKLE CUT Rupe to John Hagerty, 31. 69 ac· SATIJRDAY Chester Morris, Allee M. ROOA SA11JRDAY night high schoOl eson, Donald ll Robeson to Ma~ dance parl;f will be held II Ute lord Hu-. Peggy Huttcm, 'h A. ·' ~ 5TH ond PI!ARL $TS., RACINE 11 . s 0,. ... fllrw Sit. 2 lb. bags SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY, DEC. 7 STAR SPARE RIBS lb.ss~ ~- Birds Eve Awake .............~:~·.29~ 16 ounce loaves 1.00 ~~~*RING Potatoes., •.••••••••••••~\: 49~ . MARK V FINE FOODS GIVE YOUR BUDGET A LIFI'! ) ~h Fish Stitks.......•...•~~~29~ COFFEE ,Heath Bars............... 6P•k49~ GRAPE JA.M4 oz.1 00 TE ~ ""'·59C Stot Lad lte Crea ...........•. oz. 3 1 oo · LA YAMS AGHnT1.:::~T..........1o:s 1.00 MARK V BIG VALUFl E.GGS . RI'NE'.............. 7 lb.1.00 GA ·DAI·SY SPU¥-··· . SWEET PEAS .................. ~~ 10~ doz. STARCH 32oz.39111A P COCA. M APLE 22 OUNCE CAN . ALftNE'11 .................. 4~~~:1.00 COLA S MARK V BIG VALUFJ oz. 14oz.1 oo ·. CATSUP 5 .PAl ·Stot Lad Finest •••••••••••••••••••• . B 1 Po ~~~ ·10~ SCOT LAD ................ PEACHES J0-80 ct . • .4 2 1/2 cans PAPER N .............. 10,. DOG FOOD FACIAL TISSUES.::~:•••••••:ct.16~ can ~ GROUND BEEF 89~ lbs. for trans., Orange. F1oyd Vincent Hawk, Vincent erlea" 50 will be named- 008 from each .state- uthetrstlte'l outltaadlng Young Woman ol the Yau. "1iilll winner• a1 theM an. nual award8 U'l eholeD by ·UJe noaproflt organization IJ)OIIJOrl We Grind It Fresh and Packaee It For You Lean and Meaty Parsons, Charles Hess, Thomas E. Turner, Jr., Betty L. Vutga.. more, Floyd M. Vulgamore, Billie Lee stilets, Shirley S. St:Ues to Floyd J. R\P, Jane A. RttJe, 150 acres, Sllem. Josephine llawk, dec., to Coy Hawk, F1(0'c:l Vincent Hawk. Lester M. Hawk, calvin Hawk, aatd. btg accompllshmelnta ln conunu- son Cowlt.Y Republican nlt;y aei'Yice, ln religious ard~ Club. . .. RIB CUTS...........~~ 69C C.ENTER _ CUTS...i:·.79C LOWEST PRICES ON FROZEN FOODS 111omas E. Turner, Clair A. TW'ner, larry Parsons, Sonia E. 1'1'. PLEASANT - Mrs. Lou. ... --·-.. MARK Y HAS Property Transfers p.m. ~ on sale .at man, ar.d Bernice Carpenter, rea- hun. . _. . .......... CUTS Guests were pre~ented a n d welcomed along witl1 pall officers of Racine Chapter. istraUon; Cora Webb, William stewart, Le1ha Morris, Cllflord Morrla, Chlorus Grimm, spe. ciaJ information; Leooa Hensley, Letha Morris, Cllfforc:l Morris, examinlng; Arnold Adams, WEDNESlAY Bernice Tbeiss. Ernest Wingett, POMEROY WOMEN•S Chrls- audit; Cora Webb, Kathleen McUan Temperance Union, 12:30 Nickle, Barbara Dugan, and Opal potluck dinner at the Pomeroy Diddle, ways and means. United MethOdist Church; memBarbara Dugan, Arnold Adam !!I, bers bring a covered dish, ta- Thelma Cozart, Margaret Welt ble service, a guest, and items and the trustees, b.u:tget; LeoDa for a Christmas basket for a Henl!lle.v, Shirley Johnson, Bemneo<~LCamll)' . ice Thetas, Beulah Bradford, VelWOMEN'S AUXILIAR)', Mid- ma Q.dllen, and Elma LOUks, dleport Fire Department, Christ- l!lunshine; Wllllam Stewart, COra mas dinner at the hall ~! 6:30 Webb, Bernice Carpenter, and p, m. Wednesday; $1 gift ex· Ben Philson, instruction; Maxchange. Ine Wingett, Cblorus Grimm, Lll· THURSDAY llan Hayman, and Frances RobCATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 ertl!l, decorating; Leona Hatsp.DL Thursday, Ohio Power Co., ley, CblOTUI Grimm, and BeuPomeroy; demon1tration on lah Bradford, prompters; a n " "Christmas In Many Lan:ls." BETTY FAST Demonstration, Meigs Middleport Amateur Gardeners sponsors, 7:30 p.m. ThW'sday, Middleport Elementary aOOitor· . END and David, Mra. BCib Sthera, The Copts of EIIYPI ' were Bodcy and Janot, •nd ...... John oonverted to ChrlaliUlty 111 Bents, Keith and Brenda. St. Mark. l' callerl duriOW the day wore Martoo Parker, Mr. alii Mra. Dl.rrell Hawthorne, Jtm 1 Tim. ---------- . . Larr1 P. landan, _, ol Mr. a Mra. DaGald A. ranctrwl, 'hi>.,... Plalnl, .... ~ lo j AriD¥ apodaiiiii!YO Ocl,. J1 bl ,the lot AdVaneod Wil!lrJ Trllrl1nJ 11r1pc1t at 1M U, S. lirW1I -· Tralnl!ll CGor (,\11' IJIImN), at Ft. llllal, Tn. ~. ~. 22, II aa Ja. In I!OadoaWWrl Blttory .,; tho brjpdo'l 4th Thin1n1 11at1a11on. Ho gradooaled Ia Glllftl. T h e a~hanced ·training 19114 from Ealllonl Hlih kllool, sdlool st El TorowlllonclO!!De<. and attondod Ohio UDI••Ifll· ta a n d - wiD ~a-· at home with bla ~. - · 11201114, NAMTRADET · Ia a 1966 . . of (,9tudonl) Barradll 2$0 llarlDe Roller '' . an:JKeUy,GoldenBabr, Pl. P..,._ Hlih - · H I a corpo fdr GadO!a, El Toro, caJl. Mr. and Mrs. Fl~ Well, Doeyl addrooals IIOW: ATHAN,_. fonda. W., Kenneth, Rus&ell, ~ and Brian. ... ! ~.- �..... - .. II - Tile Dolly SOntll!"l, Mlddleporl-l'cnei'Qf, 0., Doe- t, IHS Maxine, Ben Philson Installed by Lodge ' Board Plans Activities Maxine and Ben Hdl10n wwe eer, waa usilted by Bernice Clara Adorna, Beulah lliGbarl, Laura Circle, Elma l..o.NI, and laatalled ""rtll)' matron and wur· C....,..,ter and Jane IWI, mar. Erline Wolfe, refreabmeata. 111J po1r011 ci Racine C - r 134, shalls; Dolore .. Wolfe, orpnitt; ll waa UDOUDced tbe CbriltOrder ci the Ealllem star. In Maxine Wlngott, clloplaln; Leilia mas parl;f will be at the home Heasley, conduetress; Theron ceremoale• MoDday n1sht at the Johlflon, warder; Ernest Wingett, of Grella Slmp11011 with Letha MaiiCIII.e Temple. aentinel, and Emma Jane McCJln.. Morrla as tbe ullltin& host.. other otncers lnltalled were esa. BarbU& DUgan, aasoclate ma- lock, anlolst. Clara Adams waa chairman Louise Stewart, retiring ...,.. trm~J Araold Adami, aasoclate patrm; Gretta Simpson, secre- 11>,y mat.rm, and Wllllam Stew· ror nlrelhmenta served followtary; Letha Morris, treasurer; art, rotlrlng wortby patrm, pre- Ing tho IDotallaUon. A ChrlotThelma Court, conductress; sided during the 0110nln& cere- mas theme was car rted out in Karpret .West. associllte con- mony. They each expressed ap.. the temple decorationa. The U• rangementa were made by Maxductrell; Mary Lew Johntoo, preciatlon to the chapter for the chlplaln; Laura Circle, mar- cooperation given them during Ine Wingett. The refreshment table foolured lilbtecl tQer& Ill lball; Sldrley JohniOD, organlot; the past year. cryotal holders with white rillCora Webb, pall depub' grand Naomi Brinker, Adah; Beulah Stoblrt, Ruth; cora Webb, Es- matron. presented gilts of jew- tared poinaettlas. ther; Bernice Thelu, Martha; elry to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Opal Diddle, Eled4; Kathleen from the chapter. Barbara DuMcNickle, warder; Charles Hens- gan preoentod a gift !rom tbe ley, sentinel; and 'Theron John- orrtcers to the Stewarts. Chlorua Grlmm, and Louise Stewart, trustees. Clllorus Grimm, Installing olfl. lOll, [rnest Bahrs Host Dinner Hollda1 act!Yllloo were planned duri111 tbe Sundo.Ynl&htmeoo. 1111 of the olllclal- of Heath Un\led Mathodlat Church In MlddloPorl. The amuU ch:Udrea•a_prqp'ID\ Wll announced for Dec, 21 It 6:30p.m. with Mro. Bomor<l Fultz 11 chalnnu. If.was "vote~ to c~ tinuu the cc:.nmunity children's Chriatmaa part¥ and 1t was scheduled Cor Dec. 11. Mrs. N a n Moore ls chairman for the party which will be for Middleport's underprlvlledged. Children will be transported to an! tr.m the church and will atiead on invilation. A stVPer· wru be aer\'ed ancl lhe children will begiV~~ntreats. Oftlclal board memben heard 1 report by the Cammisaioo. on Education reprding the proposed tutorlrw; project to be !JPOIIBOr• od b)' Heath CINrch. The buolpt for 1869 wu IPSlroved 1M Mra. Wallace Pc.era waagranteclpermisaion to uae the dlurcll on Tueadays after school for meet~~· or her junior girl scout troop, RECEIVE RECOGNITION M~N MIBB carol Fruth of Mason. IIJj SOnya Yor*er of New Riven. stutlerrt.s at Cb&rlestoo BeautY Acadent>", were ID'.~ 8 students recelvi• recognition for creative conwetition styles held at the school recently. carol received rourth place in evening wear and Son,ya W'!.S rec-ognized for casual style.a, receiving second place. Stevens into Advance Work Mr. and lira. ErneatBahrworo hosta Tbankqi.U.Ilo)' foradJa. ner. Tbelr ... Ita w.... Mra. Lila Bents .... ChorJI, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Blht, DeuiH, Grq, v ..... nlo, Jell, llld Slll>hen, Mr. and Mra. Norman Babr, Mra. Freda MUler, Yr. and. Mra. Victor" Bahr, Kacby and JaM, Ml'l. Don Van Meter, Mr. and MrL Richani Flck, Jr., and Ko.Yln, Mra. Ada Morris, Mr. and MrL Heney Bahr, P1tt,y. Howard, Jeaane, Tamml, Terri, Jimmy and RaJ>. d)-, Mr. and Mra. Ropr Bahr, PT. PLEASANT - AT!IAN ~ (Todcb') - - .... <lf Mr. and 111'1. T. R. Stov-. HOI Birch ATO!IIo, reeon111..-oHed !rGrn 28 ci Avlatlna Eloett;aal<a Scboollll Maqohlo, Tl!ll. s.r..... Ia ,_ otrdlonod at El Ton>, Colli., '- · he wiU UD· ....... ci advaacod tralnllla and lhon _., tbe noxl IS · l!lOIIlha at N,A. S. Apm, - --~ t.nclonPromoae,l At 811• Slatlon CORN FE Everyday Low Price! . ' LONGHOIN CHEESE lb. Mr. anc:l Mn. PhiliOD announced these new committees for 1969: Ruth Damitz, Ulllan lloY· EV ANGEUNE CHAPTER 172, Order of the Eastern Star, in·s~tion, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, ""'"'"cfFOQie. " . ' PAsT CIUEFS, Magnolia Tem· ple, Pythian Sisters, Christmas dinner, Thursday, 6:15 p. m., Trlnt'I;Y United Church of Christj gift exchange at pa.rty to foUCI'I'I'. LAUREL CUFF Better Healt.i Club Christmas dinner, 6:30 p. m. Thursdl,y, Martin Restaunut; party to follow at home or Mn. Lawrence Eblin; $1 glft exchange. FRIDAY HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Friday, 9:30 a.m. at Roblnsm's Cleaners, Middleport; homemade artlcLeH, baked JOOda for sale; proceeds to buy prizes In the Rutland home decorating <Oiliest. SATIJRDAY POMONA GRANGE dlmer, served by the Sall...,ry Pr A, food donations to be taken to the achOOI Friday; ldtchen workers to report at 1:30 p.m. Sat. urday; dining workers at 5:~ SllcH Value Buy or Harwest Time Sliced PREMIER GRADE Lean and Tender BEEF STEW Fresh and Lean BOILING BEEF 3 PORI BACON·' lb. pkc. 69e SHOULDER 49e lb. 49t Hawk, aka Lester Hawk, Flora Hawk, Calvin Hawk, Mary Hawk to Coy Hawk, afftd. of trans., Or· ~ ..,. aoge. Elmer C. Finlaw, Sr., Richard A. Finlaw, Gertrude Finlaw, Alice M. Cappel, C. T. Coj>pel, Mary J. Sorden, J. D. Sorden to Elmer C. Ftnlaw, Jr., lOOacres, Scipio. F. W, Wilcox, Adria Wilcox to Meigs Co., easement. Rutland. Lawrence A. Rt.pe, Betty L As OutstandingW of the Outstanding Young Women lse Musgrave, wife of R. G. Mus- of American program. gran, iocal attorney, hal beea Mra. Musgrave ia a member oelected to a - In tbe OMUal of the Pt. Pleaaant Jr. Woman's blocra~~hlcal c~ilatl<lll, "OUt- Club llld waa voted Club Woman ita..Une Young Women of Am· of tbe Year In 19611. erie•" tor 1868. S1te is alao a member ol t h e W<n~*~ receiving thla honor Charlelton Chapter 88, OES and ue selected duetotheiroutltlnd- it flnt Vice preaidentoUbeMa- Woman'• The Mu&gravea, alooe with ·D dcal acdvlties ancl In protesalolal endeliwra. their ,)'(UJg 1011, Mathew, rellde From thO' JUU11B womenlnclll<l· u 3004 Parrlah Avo. ed Ill the 19611 odltlon of "Out. ota"'lllj( YOUIIB Women ci Am· Mlcrallon nllhl Although it is one of tM world's smalle-st .birda. the ruby -throated hummingbird Migrates acrOss the Gulf of MeJiieo in a single flight. a distance of ml)rC than UJOO ~..,..., 3 1. .. < ~ ~'. ,. ,,, i . ·, CINNAMON 16 oz. loaves Hal sum ROLLS Leuer Amounts Price 2 lor 43c No.~, - 9·~ CAR Dry Yellow 3 . ONIONS~ 7 lh. Large Golden BAN NAS CIDER s Lu Aont Joml ma (IOc OFF LABEL) · lo-Bo Brand -: r· con only c ARGO UNSWEET'EHED +CREAMY GAAIJC •1,000 ISLAND •FRENCH •ITALIAN '' I' gal. HOU5E ·. - 6 o• • . .. · twin GRADE A HOMOGENIUD mil~s. • - --~- -~ --- ---- ...... • ·'"·--- --- --·~·· ,,..____ ..._. , ___________ ·- ......_. . ALL NEW l FRESH STOCK ___ -- • l ,,/i, ,/i - Welker's ,. . 16 bots. "' - U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES. ... . ~ large Solid Htadi tach I~ ....... ....... : pack .• gallon . ....... 1' ' '' 06.o&. con PERMANEHT ANTI-fREEZE 1111 ... - ·.-.- 60 LETTUC LIQUID .DRESSING I 29~ . J u ce .................... 'itl Pineapple Pr. ,••••••••••••••••• ,.............. 1• ,.T:. MAXW~L . offee..................... Instalf C ,.r '~ ....I· 's·. .Milk ••••••••••••••••• Pruuucer. pl. • • pk. PRODUCE SALE! HOI. SUM ~:· Good Value Buys Every Day! Sweet Untreated Apple .. ' IN1'80DUC'JYJRY ()FFER! • cello ,cans. • O.af Boy..Jt.,..Doo lb. OTS 9~ ->·'-~- - --- ...-. JACK·D-LANTERN SCOT LAD bots. Solod Bowl by Kroft jar THROw-AIIIAY BOITLES • Showboat Brand · 18 bois. 20 0'1. ZESTA CRACKERS - lb. bx. 39c . 23oz SCOT LAD _ Stock Up ond So .. On . SCOT LAD 303 can• Rushed In By Failt Truck Fresh aad Tastyl Large Golden Yellow ~~ No. R~ular 29~ :·' Early Garden Swut GrHn BRUCE'S • • • • • • •. .• • • • • • . . SCOTLAD • . . . . . . . . . . . . bot. . Greer Dellciou' s 6 ., ~ 06 o•. • - · • '" 9--S.•U, 10 11.7 J• 12 'jars ROYALSCOT ) . Tomato Ulte•••• - ....... --.~~.. 25 .,;, m25C ~ H I Peath a ves.................:~.. r. 1.00( Argo Peas•••••••••••••• 8 Stokely Catsup••••.••• 3 1.00 . . ns. ••••••••••••••••c:".. .,_: Pork &Bea Salad Dressing•••••••••••••••• ~: 29e, Pizza with Cheese.........·::: 39e: ,Pantake ••••••••••••• 1.~~ .. 29~. 7•~ Dog & Cat Food................... ~ "'unt's Vitamin Rich pkg SMUCKER'S ••••••••••••••• Grade A lrlediiiD I' December 5-6-7 BREAD BAKERY BUYr Reg. 39c ADAMS BREAD • .,•, ~ i!i "' "PrletiS'.:cmcave HOLSUM er_., Mrs. Musgrave Listed i'he Store With AiHart'' We accept Fad. Food Stamps Ful- Valu Buys! CH ES res, Rutland. Melp Hlih School auditorium Salisbury. from 8 to 11 p.m. Jays will Hiram Slawter, COda Slawter emcee. DM!ce 11 schoOl 8JXI1· to WilHam McC«nas, 771h acres, sor«1. II1CI _ , to the publlc. Rutlalld. ~1'. PAUVS UNITED Metho. dlst Church, Tuppers Plains, anmal Chrlstmu Bazaar, s.turMEETING CHANCED dQ', Dec. 7, attheTuppera Alfred will bave I t a Plain• Grade School, doors open ror bazaar at 3 p.m.; dlmer regular meeting Thlrsday night. The Ghrlotmaa parl;f and pro. JerYed from .4:30-7 p.m.; proceedl ror coo.struction of a new gram will be Dec. 19. Everyone is welcome. church. '' ~., ' Right reserved to limit quantltl••• . CRINKLE CUT Rupe to John Hagerty, 31. 69 ac· SATIJRDAY Chester Morris, Allee M. ROOA SA11JRDAY night high schoOl eson, Donald ll Robeson to Ma~ dance parl;f will be held II Ute lord Hu-. Peggy Huttcm, 'h A. ·' ~ 5TH ond PI!ARL $TS., RACINE 11 . s 0,. ... fllrw Sit. 2 lb. bags SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY, DEC. 7 STAR SPARE RIBS lb.ss~ ~- Birds Eve Awake .............~:~·.29~ 16 ounce loaves 1.00 ~~~*RING Potatoes., •.••••••••••••~\: 49~ . MARK V FINE FOODS GIVE YOUR BUDGET A LIFI'! ) ~h Fish Stitks.......•...•~~~29~ COFFEE ,Heath Bars............... 6P•k49~ GRAPE JA.M4 oz.1 00 TE ~ ""'·59C Stot Lad lte Crea ...........•. oz. 3 1 oo · LA YAMS AGHnT1.:::~T..........1o:s 1.00 MARK V BIG VALUFl E.GGS . RI'NE'.............. 7 lb.1.00 GA ·DAI·SY SPU¥-··· . SWEET PEAS .................. ~~ 10~ doz. STARCH 32oz.39111A P COCA. M APLE 22 OUNCE CAN . ALftNE'11 .................. 4~~~:1.00 COLA S MARK V BIG VALUFJ oz. 14oz.1 oo ·. CATSUP 5 .PAl ·Stot Lad Finest •••••••••••••••••••• . B 1 Po ~~~ ·10~ SCOT LAD ................ PEACHES J0-80 ct . • .4 2 1/2 cans PAPER N .............. 10,. DOG FOOD FACIAL TISSUES.::~:•••••••:ct.16~ can ~ GROUND BEEF 89~ lbs. for trans., Orange. F1oyd Vincent Hawk, Vincent erlea" 50 will be named- 008 from each .state- uthetrstlte'l outltaadlng Young Woman ol the Yau. "1iilll winner• a1 theM an. nual award8 U'l eholeD by ·UJe noaproflt organization IJ)OIIJOrl We Grind It Fresh and Packaee It For You Lean and Meaty Parsons, Charles Hess, Thomas E. Turner, Jr., Betty L. Vutga.. more, Floyd M. Vulgamore, Billie Lee stilets, Shirley S. St:Ues to Floyd J. R\P, Jane A. RttJe, 150 acres, Sllem. Josephine llawk, dec., to Coy Hawk, F1(0'c:l Vincent Hawk. Lester M. Hawk, calvin Hawk, aatd. btg accompllshmelnta ln conunu- son Cowlt.Y Republican nlt;y aei'Yice, ln religious ard~ Club. . .. RIB CUTS...........~~ 69C C.ENTER _ CUTS...i:·.79C LOWEST PRICES ON FROZEN FOODS 111omas E. Turner, Clair A. TW'ner, larry Parsons, Sonia E. 1'1'. PLEASANT - Mrs. Lou. ... --·-.. MARK Y HAS Property Transfers p.m. ~ on sale .at man, ar.d Bernice Carpenter, rea- hun. . _. . .......... CUTS Guests were pre~ented a n d welcomed along witl1 pall officers of Racine Chapter. istraUon; Cora Webb, William stewart, Le1ha Morris, Cllflord Morrla, Chlorus Grimm, spe. ciaJ information; Leooa Hensley, Letha Morris, Cllfforc:l Morris, examinlng; Arnold Adams, WEDNESlAY Bernice Tbeiss. Ernest Wingett, POMEROY WOMEN•S Chrls- audit; Cora Webb, Kathleen McUan Temperance Union, 12:30 Nickle, Barbara Dugan, and Opal potluck dinner at the Pomeroy Diddle, ways and means. United MethOdist Church; memBarbara Dugan, Arnold Adam !!I, bers bring a covered dish, ta- Thelma Cozart, Margaret Welt ble service, a guest, and items and the trustees, b.u:tget; LeoDa for a Christmas basket for a Henl!lle.v, Shirley Johnson, Bemneo<~LCamll)' . ice Thetas, Beulah Bradford, VelWOMEN'S AUXILIAR)', Mid- ma Q.dllen, and Elma LOUks, dleport Fire Department, Christ- l!lunshine; Wllllam Stewart, COra mas dinner at the hall ~! 6:30 Webb, Bernice Carpenter, and p, m. Wednesday; $1 gift ex· Ben Philson, instruction; Maxchange. Ine Wingett, Cblorus Grimm, Lll· THURSDAY llan Hayman, and Frances RobCATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 ertl!l, decorating; Leona Hatsp.DL Thursday, Ohio Power Co., ley, CblOTUI Grimm, and BeuPomeroy; demon1tration on lah Bradford, prompters; a n " "Christmas In Many Lan:ls." BETTY FAST Demonstration, Meigs Middleport Amateur Gardeners sponsors, 7:30 p.m. ThW'sday, Middleport Elementary aOOitor· . END and David, Mra. BCib Sthera, The Copts of EIIYPI ' were Bodcy and Janot, •nd ...... John oonverted to ChrlaliUlty 111 Bents, Keith and Brenda. St. Mark. l' callerl duriOW the day wore Martoo Parker, Mr. alii Mra. Dl.rrell Hawthorne, Jtm 1 Tim. ---------- . . Larr1 P. landan, _, ol Mr. a Mra. DaGald A. ranctrwl, 'hi>.,... Plalnl, .... ~ lo j AriD¥ apodaiiiii!YO Ocl,. J1 bl ,the lot AdVaneod Wil!lrJ Trllrl1nJ 11r1pc1t at 1M U, S. lirW1I -· Tralnl!ll CGor (,\11' IJIImN), at Ft. llllal, Tn. ~. ~. 22, II aa Ja. In I!OadoaWWrl Blttory .,; tho brjpdo'l 4th Thin1n1 11at1a11on. Ho gradooaled Ia Glllftl. T h e a~hanced ·training 19114 from Ealllonl Hlih kllool, sdlool st El TorowlllonclO!!De<. and attondod Ohio UDI••Ifll· ta a n d - wiD ~a-· at home with bla ~. - · 11201114, NAMTRADET · Ia a 1966 . . of (,9tudonl) Barradll 2$0 llarlDe Roller '' . an:JKeUy,GoldenBabr, Pl. P..,._ Hlih - · H I a corpo fdr GadO!a, El Toro, caJl. Mr. and Mrs. Fl~ Well, Doeyl addrooals IIOW: ATHAN,_. fonda. W., Kenneth, Rus&ell, ~ and Brian. ... ! ~.- �Installed Golden Wedding By Group 1 Observed Officers obaerved dinner The flaming bomb of the ordinance corps is said to be the oldest of U.S. insignia , havin~. been adopted in 1832, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & TltURSDAY DEC. 4-5 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU T~ESDAY DEC. 6 - 10 William Castle's ROSEMARY'S BABY (Technicolor) Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes COLORCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby Happy Woodchuck SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. mah·~' Sealor Girl Sooul Troop 198 The glrlo will -pme•*w the dlildren and lllrYO relrelf>. metlh. A rumma8e ult wa1 diiCUIIed and will be bold ~ .. JIIOIU')'. Rooldonlo Wltb ......maae to to the &ale an alked to eall Mrl. Powers, 2301 or Debbie Humel, "'"'ntb' wllb a runll.r Will give a Chrhtmu party lor the Pomeroy E1unenlu7 Sd1ool IP&Clal eclacattoo clan of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lew! a oo Dee. 13. Plans for the party were made during a recent meetlna or the aenlor troop held at the home ol Mrs. Frank Powera, Middleport. Sn,acuse. They have 11 grandchildren and six great...grandchJ.IM dren. A1tendlng the familY dlmer were all of the couple's children .siKf their famUiea. 'lldsl.ncluded Mr. and Mrs. DJgene Dyer and sons, Gary, Darrell and Ste\oe; Mr. and Mrs. MarllhaU EDgene Dyer, Junior and Karen; Mr. and Mrs. Oris (Opal) Burkholt, Earl and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Burkhol t, Dwight and Pellll)' Sue, all fA near Belle, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hast.lnp, Woodson and Tamm,y, of near Cha.rteston. w. Va.;Mr.andMrs. Willie Dyer, ~. Patty, and Billy, Bidwell, Route 1; Mr. and Major and Mrs. Chester C. Rice, Atlanta, Ga.. are ~ooncing Mrs. Jim D.ver, Syracuse. the marriage of their daughter, Susan Jean, .eo George Carleton Others at the dinner were Mrs. Chambers, son of Mr. aOO Mrs. Grover c. Chambers ot East Point. Lelia Rumfteld, Bidwell, Route 1; Ga. The wedding was an event of Aug. 27 at the Peachtree ChrisMr. l¥td Mrs. Harry Durham, tian Church, At1ahta. Dr. Robert Burns officiated. Belle, W.Va.; andMrs.F red a The bride is the granddaughter or Mr. and Mrs. Hmner E. Rice Durham and grandson, Troy, of. of Middleport, and of the late Mrs. Winnie L. Ma¥er. The new Mrs. near Middleport. Chambers is completing her senior year at Georgia State College. Guests at the open house trom The brldegroom will graduate in March, 1969, trom Ute Georgia I to 3 p.m. were Mr. and Mrs. Institute of Technology, Atlanta. BUl Tal¥ney, Gallipolis Route 1; Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Tribble, BidColeman, Janie and Jerry, Rutwell Route 1; Mr. and Mrs. Guy land, and Mr. and Mrs. Mlck Priddy, Mrs. Ethel Mace, Miss Mtller, Jeffrey, Scottie and HolRoxanne Patterson, Rutland; Mr. ly Renee. and Mrs. Dale Prim:ty and am, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Hayes, S:lerry and Joyi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. W. F, SylvesRamsb.lrg, FJaine and Ricky; Mr, ter and children, Mrs. B a r t and Mrs. Clair Nelson, and Mrs. Fultz, and Mrs. John Fornalh Neva Kennedy, Middleport Route of Hlllsboro were Thanksgiving L guests of Mr. and Mrs. BernMr. and Mrs. Raymond Fife, ard Fultz and family, Mrs. Bessie Fife, of r~ear Chesh~ The Rev. and Mrs. George ire, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mad- Oiler or Mullens, W, Va. spent den and son, Columbus. last week here with their aonRefreshments or ice cream, in-lllw and daughter, Mr. and cake, mints and punch were serv- Mrs. L R. Neal, and Janet Lee. ed. Gifts were preserru,d to the Mr. and Mrs, William Au1t honored couple. and family visited Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr. at Waverly. From and there they went to .!tJringfield to visit relatives. The Aulta• daughter, Kay, spent the holiday weekend with her family. 9Je is Jn nurses training in Marietta. Mr. and Mrs.JosephR,Flelds, Major and Mrs. Bruce BradSr., Cheshire, Route 2, are an- ford and children, viaitlng in nouncing the birth ot a s o n, Mi<klleport tor the past several Gregory Steven, on Nov. 22 at days, lett Monday tor their home· Hoi zer Hospital. Tbe baby weigh- at Grove City. ed eight pounds, three ounces, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk Mr. and Mrs. Fields have an- and son, Bobby, returned toUr. other soo, Joseph, Jr. Grand- bana &mday after a weekend visparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jos- it with her parents, Mr. and ePl Fields, Pomeroy. and Mr. Mrs. GaU MUler. Other Thanks.. and Mrs. Jolm W. Mulford, Che- giving dlmer guests of the Milshire. Mr. and Mra. E I m e r lers were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fields oC Harttord, W. Va. and Mrs. Amie Dill, Pomeroy, are great-grandpar.s. PTA Planning Two Events A women's basketball game 100 a Christmas program were planned during a recent meeting of the Chester PTA. Mrs. Betty Dean was appoint.. ed chairman of both events. It was reported by Mrs. Mary K. Hose, president., that the rail fes.tival cleared $745. Father's Night was obsened with Robert Woods as the chairman Roy Holter read Ule humorous, "Three Wise Women," Roger Buckley sand "Winches- ter Cathedral" accompanied by his wife, Darlene, and other presentations were by Norman Mccain, IDaine Mllhoan, and Donald Mora.. Room count was taken by Gerald R~e with the fifth and the eighth grades tying for the award. Both received the Reading Circle books. Named to the hospitality com- mittee for Januao were Mrs. Nat CaJl)enter, chairman, M r s. 'Henry Hartman, Mrs. Mary llun~ er, Mrs. Hobert Newell, Mrs, Joan Kautz, Mrs. Mary Hayes and Mrs. Jim Ridenour. The Church of God at Chester will be featuring the Rev. Ray Anderson and his group of singers from Richmond Dale, 0., at their hymn sing at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Also present for the program will be the singing Roar Cam.lly. The church is located ooe mHe east or Route 7 just off Route 248. The pastor, the Rev. Chester Bryant, extends an invitatioo to the public, NAMED PRIDE MAN Sgt. John T, Bryan, son or Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan of Middleport, has been made "'Pride Man of the Month" at the Grand Forks, N.D. Air Force Base. SEt. Bryan has been in the Air Force for tllree years. His wUe, Della, is at Grand Forks with him. TR00Pl85 Hoapltalized ddldren will reeel•e ChriBtmu alit• !rom MJd. dleport cattette Troop 185, ~ Tuooda¥ nJalll at tho home ~ Mra. Wallace Power1, the 1eouts made dop a D d Thankllilvtnr pella or Mr. and wreathe• !rom <oiDrod -..._ Mrs. Fr0d Roaenbeum were Mr. Several of the llama will 110 to ODd Mra. Jack RoiiOIIbaum and hoapitallzed ehlldren. nine children of Columbus; and Mr. and Mro. Rleblr11 Ro8811· TROOP 39 baum and rour cldldren, Pome-. Runemberlag olde!V eoupleo roy. The Jack Rolenblum ram. wu lakon ... u illo holldaJ ........ Uy returned to their home tn joel "' Middleport Troop 39. Columbuo Salurda7. Eaeh or the pairolohU..._ Pat Harrll Chadwell, whole ed an elderlY couple whldl ibot' husband, Jamea L, Chadwell la wll1 vlslt the week before ChriBI. otstloned with the U. S. Navy mao. In addltlontotaklngr.,...lbat the Great Lakes Naval Traln1ng Station, reaidel with ber menls, the alrlt wt11 1'1111! lor parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Harris, Reedsville. h 11 continuing her work aa a telephme .. Ueu of • Clu1otmuo ~operator in AUten1. A euollnl )lUf;y plomed Dr. and lira. Everell A. Tra- for Dec. 18 and ontbeumeeven .. cy of Columbus were Saturday Ina the glrl1 wll1 oxellaDp glllo. visitors of h11 mother, Mra. Nel~ Glrlo worked on Cbrlllmu 111111 He Tracy. They came eQ8clal- for their motbera. II waa decldod to cUoeontlnM ly to attend the funeral lervlees o! Mrs. Mattie Halliday, Middle· mootlnp durinl the holfda1 Weeki. port. for the project are not presently available for him to make a formal committment at this time but he aald he Is "relatively sure'' they will be ready beCore the end of the current fiscal year the water association can meet the challenge of quickly getting easements and tap fees collected. A similar project, or even greater scope,isunderconltruction in eastern Meigs County, touchlng also Into Athens and Washington counties. Presentation of the detailed - '!I #;v,*.. 'f; . plans tor the system, e:q»eeted to encompass an estimated 200mile area in eastern and central Gall Ia County wtth ll)ll>l'Oldmate 112 rnlles ot malna, will be j)J"e· pared by Sleoo, Inc., consulting engineers, immediately after tap fee tunds and easement• are obtained. The project will be put out tor bids preceding the closing or the loan and awarding of contracts. The association will meet Friday, Dee. 13 at the town buiJdlng in Cheshire, to (ormaUy approve a letter ot eoodttioos tor tile ,~.(~l-,' ~·... ' ··~·· .~ ,. "•· "J . ' ... . ~· ' u w::==~= 11stem il.l greHOted lalt IWM · ing by Voraon lie Nair, ol the GaUls FHA ol!leo. loluDie1 (ll. To Cheshire Couple Michele Holler 12~ 501'UoT .. I-4!Xl AlSO 1150 TQ llt75 c "'"~LI Ithaca Colle,p, llbaea, N. Y. She Ia a former at Ohio Northern UalveroUy, Ada, and will ._ relurnlug there ror the winter-. Mr. 8n4oa1e ot Pomeroy Hi8h School, Ia a sopb. omore at Ohio Northern Unlver. alty """"' he Ia a member of the Slema PI 110et.al !ratemlt;y and the BlolOl!Y Club. _..,a 1500 ALIIO TO 2250 The truly exceptional gift . Each . Keepsake . i~ a masterpiece of design reRechng lull lmlhance and beauly in its outstanding gem diamond. Be sure to ask about Keepsake's famous seven points of protection. ~--~GISTERED _..~psa.ke• Give Family Dinner I'IINGS On November 27th Mr. and lira. ltay Hlneo ol Bolpni Uy - -eel - a ram. on Tbankqlvtne D.,-. ~ wero Shop Both Friday and ___, Saturday 9:30 to 9 pill ____________ DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER ON THE 2ND FLOOR FOR THE BERKLINE CHAIR TO BE GIVEN .AWAY .SATURDAY EVENING DECE¥BE6 1TH. NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY - YOU NEED. ' ., NOT BE PRElENT TO WIN. • llr. ucl Mra. Willard Hlneo, POI!oeroy: llr. and Mro. Kotler Hines, Amy and Andrea, GaU.Ipolil; Mrs. Marie C"-"n. l'otbero¥: Mr. and Mro, Bnlce Slatnakor, Cbllli• eolhe: lllr. b •• • ' ....... ~ 1.. . .... · ~ ... I ......... \1 .... and lllra. Charlu Woode, Olester; lir1. Edltll Rlnea and lllra. Gonrrla Snu. ..,, PonwroJ. -:' "'\ . ~ lfll.e~ftld·I. Jn,,_pfi,..eror .;< • ·· . • . ~ ' (.rflfMI, ' ' . Ct1ttr - oeeurlty, local eorntbutton, orpnlzl1kln, rules and r~a­ leo!>le, of the boor4 oC Uon&, IIUpeJ'Yised bank aeOOUDt, trustees, Indicated 1he letter ~ revE~Ne, insurance, tldelU:y bmd, oondiUons baa alreadf been re~ -llruelim eontraets, legal and viewed. englnoering eontraets, bids, right The approoal or the letter ot ot Wfl1, non • discrtmlnatlm eoodltlono Is the lniUal step be- clawlo, poUutlon, plpeUne, FHA _ tore adlvlt,y can begin to take endnet,:r".:.<<6 reriew, superyiskm, easementl and accept tap feel reserve, number of users, other lor the ;>rq>osed jii'Ojeet wl11el1 plana, boalth department appre>will have no Jeas than 1,250 val, Inability to local eredltelse· subeerlbera. " where and ftlla1 aeee&tance. John P. Hill, executive vice There aN 24 items touebed 011 tn the 1 - letter of COildl- pre1iderK 0( Sleco, lne., told tbe croup of about 25 pei'BOnll .PI'8!bat the work ean, with good organizaUon, be completed 10 that the association w!U be ready to accept the loan yet thill fiscal year, It tunda are made available. Ral!ll> Vorhls, Asst. State FHA Director, ltressed the need o1 Mltlng the $75 tap lee lmme. r' F~. TEN CENTS pro._ nnpmonll will be made oo bulk lor per. lOili who Deed them to PlY the loaao ean be -eel DISCUSS PROCEDURES -James T. McDorman. state Farm Home Administratloo Director, center, discusses procedures in getting the Gallia County Water Associatioo's proposed syliltem. ready for loan closing. He announced the project and the amount of the lean for it have ..,.,... proved. Seated wi~ McDorman are WUlillm R. Jenkins, attorney for the water association. lett, .00 Ishmael GUlespie, president of the association'& br:ard of trustees. · Ia!) fee. WUllun R, Jenkins, attorney for the water associat:im, assured Mcl>orman and Vorhis that eaooment work would also be handled u quickl,y as possible. Jenkin• Indicated be wU1 ask aselstance · from associated attor. neyo to speed the legal paper. work. SHOWING AREA - James T, McDorman, State Fl!A Director, third from lett, points to a map showing the broad area ot Gallia County to be covered by a rural water system. Left to right are John P. Hill, executive vtce president for Sleco, lnc., Engineers: Bob Burchett, Cheshire mayor, who, , SAIGON (UP0 - The VIet <;ens military command llldo¥ &W.d its forces will observe 1ln'eo - day c:easellres during the Christmas and New Year hOlidays. South Vi&tna:m already has anromced a 24 - hour ceasetire beglnning Christmas Eve. It has laid nothing yet about a separate cusefire tor New "Oar's. The Viet Cong annooncemeot, broadeaat by ·, "Radio Libera. tlon, '' &aid tbe Communist cease~ f1re1 would last from 1 a.m. Dee. 24 to 1 a.m. Dec. 27, and from 1 a.m. Dec. 30 to 1 a.m. Jan. 2. 1be ~roadcast said all AmeJ.i· can a~s during the Viet Coni~ declare4 ceasefireswouldbecc:usidered las violations of tbe holl· 1 ~-;.m~~ , Meigs County Petit jurors ·twUl not report to the Com-mon Pleas Court MOll!ay aa scheduled, Jtlllge Joho C. :S.. con said today. It awears that the jurors wiD not be reqWred tor further dut:y during this term of court, the judge said. Judge Bacon left ~ for Columbus to attend a meeting of the Ohio common Pleas Court Judges Assn. day ceasefl.res. There was no immediate reply from U.e allied milltary command to the VIet Cong broadcast coming three da.ys after President Ngu,yeil Van Thleu of South Vietnam amiounced a&lngle 24 • hour holiday truce beginning at 6 p.m. Dee. 24, The U.SmUitary headquarters bed said already American troops would ~:~~ Director for Youth oblerve that eeueflre. Some ctlservers saw the Viet announcement u an attempt to upstage the allied command which was the first to order the holiday Q-uee this year, In the Cong l ••e.,. '00LVMBUS - tight 1tate regional universities was Impossible. "1 have concluded that It woold be utterly lmpo.,lble 10 ell)lecl that slate unlvero!U~s 1WJth a eei"Jlury or more of tradition in back of them OOi.lld tall into lhal ;attsoin," 1·awto~ said. ~~ announced Nov. 21 a massive revamping or the state's educatlonlt system includh- the 1elting up of eight oduc~Jonal dl..., trlelo ourf"""dlrc the exJJIUng state universities. ' . · · TilE PRODUCI!!It~ LIVE~TOCK ASSOCIATION will •olabllsh 1 1)011 modern auction ·llcil.lcy on tho ,ooitokJ,rts o1 Mal')'s; llle: malllrw ~~t.y eomm~nlcy "'"t,.-ald I. liUiur, ;:encral anllnportantU":olilfk ,, t k A rue , Ulo · Wedneeday ' • A two - vehicle ace.ldent oa Route '1, at the lbtersectioa ot Cooa!t;y Road t6 .~eoeoa II~ WedneldaJ at ~:30 p.m., wu Pl._ by MoJP Cooa!t;y Shorlll Robert C. ~eh. He ald Bntde D, Nelaler, 19, 2 Rt, , , Ra.~.rc a 1987 IIIOdtl ear, to -"""" 1 ,plclc_,.,. truck ~:by Edlar ·'E. B!"""r, :ljl, 111: · ~,.. ~ marke!lng eo~~~ +-•:1 !""'~m= ~'lilor•41JI' socttlJ-ry~outo.-;'11( ~~~ ':~~.~- .' ·.~ltt:th~m..-¥11«F~I!'1'!"11d be-. .. •~ :• ..~',:~ P~.jl<"'~. Lhoi~o<H ~•ocl~'j.; lOt~ on 11 ,-lllt4oc;•. ••w-oo: ~ ... lg' OHIO STATE UNIVEUSITI' Presidont Novice G. Fawcett said today a proposal by Gov. James A. RIKxles to escablhh MaryBYIIIo. " ~~ , L' h T . Collide • 1 tllll. ll•lon A director Is needed by the Ga&.. lla-Moigs C<>mmunlt.r Action ~~g­ ene,- which has received qproval $42,510 to extelll It! OuJ.. ol • School NetgN>orhood Youth COil> project until next Jul,y 7, The .,...., aald the projoet will furnish employment lor 26 enrollees frmt low-Income !lmilles ... the tpo or l6 to 21. Anyone lrterested tn the dlreetorshlp should ftle an application In either the PcmeroyCAPoffice or the Gallipolis CAP o!llee oro or before Thursda7, December 12. Applicants should hate at least two years or college 011 a combioaUon of college and eXPerience. The salary is $136 a week plua a reasotable travel allowance. Ap.pllellllts should be In 80011 health and have oullable trapsporiotlon. or B)' United Jnternatlonal VICE PR&'iiDENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY turned down an offer to ~ ambassador to the United Nations in the administration of President-eled Richard M. NiXOI!I, • Nixon aid~ said Wednesday. Rc:nlllld L. Ziegler, Nixon's _pre1s spokesman, said Humpbrey told the president-elect when the offer was made that he "felt he hld to return to his home state." The orfer presumably came when Nixon and Humphrey met in Florida three days after the eleclloo lost by the vir:e preaidert. •"•II Co~ Work Needed past, the 'Communists have scored propaganda Victories by being the llrst to eaU lor holiday ceasefires. ATHENS, OlDO - THIRTEEN MEMBERS of the Students for Democratic Society (SDS) were found guilty Wednesday or trespass.. lnc durlrw: 1 sit-in demonstration at Ohio UniYerslty's pollee station Nov. 25. The 13, all beUeved to be Ohio University students. were tined .50 and~tenced to llkl&)' suspended jail sentences In Athena Mu.. 1 Members of the assoclatim board of b'uotee1, In addltlm to Mr. Gillespie, are Merril McCormick, vice _presldenti Walter Neal, secreta:ey; Mrs. John Mit.. dieD, Robert ~lepl, Kemeth Haner, Richard Cremeans •. Lee Clark, Chtioblre Mayor Bob - · dlell ODd DaVid MeCo,y. Jim Preston la tre.atrer. along with memben of vtllage council, atarted the project; McDorman, Ralph Vorhis, Asst. State FHA Dlrectori Merrill Mr:Cormick, GaDia Water Association Vice President, and Vernon McNair, Gallla County FHA omcer. ,6-Day €ease · Fire Wanted ~ :J. • .. · Tall{s Still Blocked PARIS (UP0- North Vl.e1nan-. said toda.r major procedlr:al obstacles block the beg[ming ot expanded negotiations to end the VIetnam War. '"So tar only minor matters have been agreed upon" COO· eerntng how to se11 the neaot.iators and whether the talks will be two-aided or foursided, a Hanoi spokesman said, u.s. nesotiators todaJo' studied the late.at Hanot proposala from WedneldQ'a seeret meeting - . . , . \leprty nei!DIIator Cy- Dr. Gelden Jdeutified---u~ ~ ·As Lawrence Brown The two m~ ~' : 11a Monday and W-oc~a¥. the Hauol opokesn:ian said, and more meeUnp are neceasary to amooth the Gallipolis Chief of Police John Taylor said today that Lawrence Brown, 32, Kitts Hill, held )J> police at Circleville as an alleged forger, tw.s been Identified as "Dr.. George C. Golden, •• an alleged phOI\Y optometrist, believed to have len a trail ol woJ'th.. less checks here in October. Brown is beingheldinthePickaway County jail on 12 counts ol forgery and fraud urkJer $60,000 bond. His '·use will go before the Pickaway County grand jury on JaiL 2. A forgery warrant has been signed against Brown, "alias Dr. George C. Golden." by F1oyd Simmons, Jr., operator of the Simmons Prlntini Co., tor ·a $107.45 cheek gt,.,n to Slm· mon& as part .P~Y~Dent tor a type.. writer. Clt;y .POllee also fUed a detainer on Brown and will Pl"'Oecute him as soon as Pickaway county olllelals are througlt with him. Chlol Tl,)olor took two Gain polis reaidenta to Circleville on Wednooda¥ and they poaltlval,y ldentlllod Brown 11 Dr. George c. Golden, the man ror whom the> had cashed checks here In October, Brown, alias "Dr. George c. Golden," Is alleged to hive written 10 checks here on Oct. 23 and 24, totaling $61i9.10 Olldlaal· 50 '-eellltd ol tnudulently obtaining more tlan $300 worth or Dies in Newark Llaa German, age 2, daugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Rabert ·L. German of Newark, Ohio, tonnerly ol Mlddloport Route l, dlod Wedneoda.Y allemoon or injurteo .... cehed in an auto accident near Newark. The ehlld wa1 rkllnJ in a cu drl""' )jy'ller mothor Which waa lnvolvecJ in I IJMd..on colUeton. Thrft other Germ.. ehUdren were -ln ·the ,car at tbe time..They .were tr-ied tor ..Qilnor 11\Juriea and releued. •Beila. I!Or. Lisa Is . ourvi.... by lhnoe ln'olhero,- No One Hurt In No one was injured In a two car eollislon at 10:20 L m. wec~ne ... t:~a_y on Rt. 7, one and nine-tenths mlloo north or the iunetlon ol Rt. 7 alii Rt. 3$. Noelarpwosllled. The Slate HlgiJway Palr<ll said the accident oceurred when Nan.. cy K. VanMeter,22,Racine,._. ed ooutb, pulled out to PIISI Car drl- by Realhl I. Buah, 18, Hendersoo. W, VL. jut as tbe BUlb ear wu oltempttng to paso an unldontllled ..hlcle. The Van Meter car eideswlped t h e - ear ODd then the VanMeter ear went off the left side olthe hllftway, ovw asmoUbenk and Into a field. Tbere ns no damap 110 the Van Meter car and minor o1unat1o to the ear. 6 IAYSllFT SMDPPII5 . ., Or"F1CEIIS INSTALLED - HartweU Curd, Pomeroy RD, left, was inscalled WM of Pomeroy Lodge, F&AM No. 164, Wednesdl,y night. Allen C. Hill began his 12th year as secretary. John C. Bacon. Past Master. installed Hill and Curd am these other ol'ft.cers, Senior Warden Dali\Y S. Zirkle, Junior Warden Nial E. Salser, Treasurer Allan L. Harris, Chaplain James M. S<dsby, Senior Deacon Wilbur ll Perrin, Junior Deacon Paul D. Eichinger, Senior Steward Guy E. Guinther, Junior Steward Kermeth E. Romine, Tyler lAurance S. Ebersbach, and Educatim Officer Dale E. Smlth. Past Master Hugh Custer was i~ staUtns marshalL Past District Deputy Grand Master Theodore Reed, Jr., acted 81 lnstallb;w secretary. Ladies of Pomeroy· Chapter 186, O.E.S., served rerreshments to members and visitors followtng ins1allatiorL Retiring Master of Pomer(QI Lodge, James M. Souhby, was presented with a past maoter'o 111>e1 pin. .• ' . Harriman, Nixon in Huddles NEW YORK (UP0-- l'rea- i.dent.elect Rlchar<l M. N:lxm summooed todaJo' the chle! u.s. wUl be Ambassador RoMrt D. Murplly, who has ' - ' ~eeplnc the president-elect inf'ormd an da,y-to.da,y .Pl'OII'eas ln the talkl, and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, tbe Harvard foreign alrllrs export recently Darned Nl.xm' 1 chief White House adrieor on nadooal aerurlt;y matters. 11 Do you know what it tNls picket lines, incurring the wrath Uke to have your daughter "' ....,. parents in the community. 1be school borders raped!" m the 0l'e81l lUll-Brownsville Nlslow stopped, hla voleo experimental school district <hoked with e - . it. that lao been the !oeal point of piUsed, but could not Jll) (1ft. the elty'a BllliCl8Uon problem• lie handed the letter to a lhlo lall. member d: the llalf, The )l:inclpa1 before the eontlnued to read: allllftt teacher• and read li'om the letter: "Wiat ""-'" to ....... ......., uwe mew, WheA )'OU live. We will dopend on l:"'l do. 'l1lo lhat )'OU bevo pollee dldlkllt. is up 110 you,•• )li'Oieetlon. 811 II we want to Nlalow atood be!on hlo and bllll'ted, "'1111a II (IIIOII.IQo, I liOt )'011, )'OU that we CUI. am leoing." uwe know l'GUl" son Ia a Nlalow let! the 1""""'-'o Ida l:"Ur dautlhier mu_..... ··-·. two Diplomats predletecl !be negotlatlool. Also oltttng tn an the seallon II married, and 1'1111 hl•e llnJI1C). children, and 1'1111 have a tlloUiitoter In " ~ Principal Quits Under Threats dentllll, -~· . ~!"'" ,· ~ . · ·. :l..':J·; &.Io:!".~: - · prellmtnar)' took place. nqotiator a1 the Paris Vlotuun talks to discuss the most critical foreign problem radne his new admlnlstration. Nixon Invited W. Averell Harriman to his Hotel Pierre headquarters ror a tlrst~ briefing oo details of his eflorts to peace!utly elld the Vlotuun War. The meeting was set for 9 a.m. EST. They are expected also to talk about how the oegotla.tlons lhould be handled during the transition when Nixon ISIR.IIl\8S office Jan. 20 and the possibllit;y of a Nixon observer aitt:lng In an the ronferences before then. Nixon has expressed fllterest in having either Harrlmall or Cyrus R. Vance, the other tap U.S. negotiator, otay on the job after he assumes otnce In order to provide continuity "' the cam-: RL 7 Accident the talks ln the Mlljestic Hotel, aides would Iron out their will be a tour...part;y conference dlft"erenees ~ that the war and that the (VIet Cong's) t.a1ka would begin -National Liberation Front will President Ngu,ya~ Van Tbllu of be a tlllly equal partner." South Vietnam set W-oda¥ Washington and Saigon have as the opening day. made it clear they want a twosided conference, with the Viet Coni altttng In the Hanoi .delegation and Saigon tn the u.S. delegation. Tho North Vietnamese spokoa1nU told INOO* . -""::1'""'........-1 ... --~ • ·that uwltltei Ham! nor the Viet Cmg w!U reeognlz:e Sai!JII'I at the conference table. He woold not comment oo reports the South Vietnamese delegaUoo is on tbe Chief Taylor said a meeting of law enforcement officials of the various cities is scheduled Frida,y in Circleville where the officer• wU1atte~t to Identity vart... ous articles of merchandise and return them to their rightful oners. Chief TQlor said a typewrit,.. er, Addle and bridle and 1 era which Brown allegedly ._ tained here wlll be returned. ~ t ~'Prtl- ~~ . must make it evident that It bridge. ~"t~,;~'! 't."""r~lllro!e~ ·~l)"'lafpt "'Ii' ~· ~ ilt. ::,'";... · •• · · -' • ~---~ · . 0 '\ .. "The arrangements tor the flrst session of the conference allegedly have forgery and fraud charges against Brown. They are Marton, Lancaster, M&rletta, Chillicothe, Newark and cam- bfo TilriiiU'·,aiil ~. lind her P'-:1 and South VIetnam have reti!Bed to accept, the spokesman said: way lor opening the - talks Involving Sooth VIetnam way. merchandise from local mer- Hanoi, the Viet Cong and the• Despite Hanoi's note of chants. United states. pessimism, French authorities Six other Ohio cities, in addiRejJellting the CoiiUIIIInists' were reportedly compleUng tion to Gallipolis and Ctrclev111e, .)IOIIIIon, one the Ulliled States arrangementa to accommodate ·- lila, " I 2UJ, .tiona. 'lbeH include repayment, lllbl:crfber. lt was Indicated ar- For Everyone On Your List · Son Born Nov. 22 with MOW nurrlcJJ THURSDAY, DECEMBER i 1968 ~ from eacb prospective ~ Has Something Mrs. Mary HaUer, 10630 AI. legany Road, Darien Center, N, Y.. Is amounclng the enpge. ment and approaching marriage other dalllhter, Michele, toRussell W, Moore, Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. Russell w. Moore, 15 W. Cave st., Pomeroy, The wedding will be an event or Deoemher 28 atyJ2 o'clock noon at the Church or Our Lady ot Good COunlel, Darien Center, N. Y, Mlao HaUer Ia a Junior 111 DIAMOfotD By BOB WINGE.,.T Farmers Home :\dmlnistration offi.clals annotmet'd in Cheshire approval of GalUa County's proposed rural water system and of S2,1-l3!09D aS th(' total loan to build it, Wednesday night. James T. McDorman, state FH,\ Director, told trustees and steerlng committee members or the GaUia Counts Hural Water Association he is confident closing of the loan for the project can be held before the end of the current fiscal year next June 30, McDorman said actual tunde 3083. 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Shop Elberfelds This Week and Complete Your Clrist· mas Shoppina In One Stop. lo 1M MtJIUy cloudy a.nd e..mUnaod aM Of'l'lae Meyp·MfiMHI Areo -~-------PO _:::c__Mc.::E.:_ RO=-Y'-.:..:..:: MIDDLEPORJ.. OHIO 4ELBt-FELDS IN POMEROY Russell Moore WEODING R t "'G I~~~ere~~a ~ Will be Wed to 8 "'U1 temper~;; toni~ llldo¥· 1.-a Gallia Water System Approved in %fi:heshire m. m. ::: SW.diJy faJUng .. muP.dl's in puirs.' VOL X.XI NO 158 Mrs. George Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Hobert L. Jones, Shade, announce the approachjng marriage of their daughter. Jacqueline, to Mr. Terry L. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil E. Roush, Racine. Miss Jones has attended Ohio Univetsit,y and the Ohio State Universit;y, majoring in Home Economics Education. Mr. Roush, a graduate of the Ohio Technical College, Columbus, is presently an associate engirteer- in the Defense Activities Division oC Weswrn Electric Co., Greensboro, North carolina. Their wedding will take place December 2R, 2:30p.m. at the Letart Falls Methodist Church, tliCft•t·~·nl IJevoted To Tlae Burkholt. Belle, W. Va.; Willie Dyer, Bidwell; and Jlm Dyer, Jacqueline Jones to Wed li;,u mo101 of whi,•h w•~•·lo. part;y aDd open house. Married ... Oct. 27, 1918, "' Wlt<hoJo, near Belle, W, Va., the Dyers have four children. Ther are Eugene Dyer and Mrs. Opal ~eration. Weather 111t' hmn,,u b~"'-l' l~o;1~ ·•PPm!l.l - 1be ao1deo weddJnc omlver. auy ot Mr. &Del Mra. James P. Dyer, Middleport. Route 1, waa C.rKilelight ins.taUatlon o1 officers for the new year highlighted a meedngotGr<MCt 1, Women's Association, Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, at the home of Miss Charlotte Da vidson. Mrs. Dwight Wallace, sponsor of the grot.~), and president orthe Women's Association. conducted the service using her candle to light candles held by the officers as she descrlbed the duties of each office. In her comments she noted that the candle symbolizes the light and strength of God. To conclude she had the members rise aOO renew their vows of colnstaJled were Mrs. Edward Crooks, chairman; Mrs. John Re-dovian, co-chairman; Mrs. Fred Lewis, secretary, arxiMrs. Richard Vaughan, treasurer. Miss Da\idson presided at ._he meeting. ,,She opened it with prayer and welcomed Mrs. Wallace. Devotions b.Y Mrs. Dale Walburn included lhe meditations, "Christmas Gifts" and "Christmas Wish" from the Ideals Magazine. The Bible study continuation of St. Mark entitled "Into These Hands" was given by Mrs. Redo. vian. Plans were discussed for the bazaar to be held at the church Tuesday, Dec. 10. A reading, "The Won::lers of Christmas", by Miss Davidson, and a prayer "The Mother's Prayer" by Mrs. Crooks concluded the meeting. A dessert course was served by the hostess. Now You Know career •• an ""'""or_...... It· 01'01'- . 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