https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c4d6eb163e927d33d5ed079c2ff2ea39.pdf 7c50cb9a215e4a7414d20d7834ecfbca PDF Text Text 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'- . BohiNI him, . ~ Ill ~.,........... •""i' •' '. .j ' • �....- ~ ...... . . . . . . .- ,.,._ .. ____ ... ---. -···· ............ ___ . oill-•••••-·•-••·:•n•·•ell'ns•n•e••-:•••£EIII"''""'sz•:...,,••••••-..,•-•u-s•,•-•..:r.....,.......,_ .. ., ..... .,.._ • -·~.:..;;.·;;.·.;,;..; ...;;...;;;,..;-;;;,;,oo"'?FiiOO;oo;Wiilllii"ll'"'n"'""' '"'"'io" ' ...... NICS-. Jokoo Jon, Ballono, PUleo, can ellhor be bllat· d Chrlatmu ·~.uon on crutchReprdlna- ".Pol-It,.. the Po- touo or deadly. When the)' aot •• beeaUoo .J "''-' Ill )I.e hallo U.h • llallon airI ro:nenlo . , _ andcjld,J,I-STOPLAUGH- r--:-::'BER--=-RY-:---'5~WO-Rl-0- - - - - - - , .-. ,·_"', , ... - 151P011t lllt:f'rt LUt .,. 1M< an and brc*e m,y 8\' ,1_\CK O'BRIAN NEW YORK- Ma' Baer Jr. will head a health club S)'ndieate, barbeU gyms in big cities •.•. Judith Crlst'sLookmagpiece bled agal11 •••• UN scribes think U Thantwllltr)'toplacethc&tez canal under UN trullteeahip .... Lawrence Welii. h bo.,'t<ei In Lo Har-rah's In Tahoe for oext June and the contract calla for more than 100 in his troupe - a rectographer - Lord &.owdell .... ord .... Ptlgeen Fitzgerald a n 1. Jack Carter's estranged frau other animalphJles wUI be hlpPaula Stewart's sutrering rrom a py, no doubt., to learn that all head bop by a hiw~e hotrod .... 670 horses in "Tho Charge of Venezuelan money is flowing into the Light Brigade" rnovte had Yankee dollars from Castro their ears packed trith cotton rrlghtened businessmen there .... during the dynamite-no!~ scenes The Bdwy. sector Is this wild; of simulated camon fire. the captain ol ihe theatrical area PubUahers of the Robert II. precinct had two choice ducats Rimmer novel '"Propolition 31" ror .. FUI'U\Y Girl" and they were were asked what the •'pnJi)OSlstoleo - and scalped in the lob- tion'' is and replied: "Indecent." by before tbe heister could be . .•. Bdwy. businessmen such as hauled in. Vincent Sardi Jr., Lou Walters Wyatt Cooper (Gloria Vander- or the Latin QuarteT, Irving Chesbilt's husband) and Rooald Rca- kin of the League of N. Y. 'lbeagaa'a aonMikearebehindamen's -tres, etc., are deeply concerr~­ mod-clothing exhibition by nine · ed about the wa,y Bdw.)'. is Binkrar..out lnternattonal designers ing into grubbier ways .... Vln···• Oh, those wild stage actress- cent SardJ. Jr. was mugged by e•, Uta " - and gifted young an a<ldlct llllo, at 20, had eight arrests and remained at large. Gwyda Oo.1Howc are _partQers in scadsofvflgetableseedstbey'll During the 23 years Ot:de & plant between their adjoining Harriet were on radio & TV properties ln The Hampton.s .... no ooe ever established h o w You can't rent a room on the (h:zie made his obviously comAmerican Hotel's 50th fioor fortable living; when Ozzle stars tt's the Think Tank where t h e De:::. 29 without Harriet oo. Tisch Bros. computers click out "Mothers-In-Law" he'll play a bills, inventories, etc. former band1eader bt the eplThe Samantha Egg<tr - Tom sode titled, '"Didn't Yoo Used Stern marriage is sternly scram - To Be Ossle &lick?'' ..~ . Ozzie was a smoothly professional TV bost when he filled In for Joey Bishop . ..• Carlos Pavezo, a CALL waiter at Christo's, was a bull 992-2057 fighter in his native Argentina and was all set to go back to his We native Mendoza ror the bullring Pick-Up on Harold Pi.nter's ''Birthday Party" will boast a posh pho- and Deliver HOME LAUNDRY N. S.cand co- fillest set deslgner, JoMlelzlner, ls going oft'-Bdwy. for the nrlt tlme fashionln& the "PtMJsibllities" sets. otto Premlnger, a legendary and DECKER * ;t. ~ membera oJ ¢l1MI i1r HU, r.c, nTIIoy f""' up JO , _ , t .... tillY• ..,. tillY if'J Ceptojrt /COflgflroo, tlte ..Jd-Cite G__,r• Q-What is the fuU Mmo EVERY COSTUME JEWELRY 1.00 Gi(ls lo Thrill MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES YOUTH ASKED FOR fl'l so l can overhear. About "aeel. This column Ia tor young peo. denta., in the vaca.nt lot, and what pie, their problams and pleas- happens to Qnks. ures. their troubles and run. A.s I get stomach aches a lot with the rest of Helen Help USf, but my motl-Ji!r won't let me stay It wefcomes laughs but won't home because she thinks rm doclge a serious question with a £ak1n.g. What am I going to do? D~'PERATELY brush-off. - Sond your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help USf tills newspaper, BRffiERY GETS YOU NOWHERE BUT BROKE Dear Desperate: Now hear this! You are &Ving to get these two bullle• in a crowd of ld.ds and you are going to say loud and clear, ''I'm through paying you heaHh Insur- I'm a boy in the eighth grade. My troubles started last year. Two kids who are twice m,y size were always alter me for money. One or them rorced me to give him a dime a da.,y for the last two montlls of sehool. It was that or get beat up. Wilen I said' r~ tell, lie 111111, "'r;;y 'It and you might turn up dead. •• So I pBid. They IIIII pushed me around a lot. This year the)' acted friendly at firll. They palled me on the be.dr. and everything. Now they want mone_y, money, money all the time. One dem9J\ds a dollar a week, and the other "'borrows" about 15 eents a <Ia¥, but he never pays it baek. 1 have to .., without my lunch so rll have the money. When (go broke, they follow me home and talk 6. 50 • ber 27 ID the pneral•a office. Greathouse waa clted for savIng a ooldler from drownlllgAugull 29, 196'1 near Chu Lal, Re- In& oerv: .pnbllc of VIetnam, 111111e with the 10111 Airborne Dlvlsloa (Airmobile). While 00 search """ dellroy ml11km, Greathouse's platoon a n• moving alms 1 stream bed that was extremely tru.eherous duo to nUIIler<JUB deep pools. As Finishine Sander ......•.. 19.88 his squad """ J>OBolng one of the deep pools, tbe 1CJW1 machlne-cumer slipped IUid fen Into 811Proxlmately elsht feet of .... tor. The paratrooper hal hio ruck- 3/8" Drill ... . .......... 14.44 H8i:YY. Duty ~ander ••••••• 31.88 Heavy Duty W' .......... 46.88 NAMED AFTER ACTOR STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (UPD - Clcy Council Tueadal nlaht offlclall,y IUled a major thor- 7% ·· Saw ................ 27 .77 oucMare here "Dean Martin Boulevard'' ia honor ot l;he •• Ebersbach u"ff Hard~rare "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" STREET "A Gold Star Store" lila-. ""*"''• -- • tenatner. A copJ ol the ordinance wu Hill to tho homo odor..._., In Hoi!)'Wood. Mardn 11U bora cud nlNCI Ill steubenville. Although the president of the United Slates ouatomarily takes the oath of office In Washington, there is no provision or law to that effect. Jewtllte DRESSER SETS 5.50 ance!" Be sure you have plenty ofwitne sses and the,y dig just what yoo Musical mean, espectaUy as concerns POWDER BOXES the "accident" bt the vacant Jot. Blackmailers don't carry o u t their threats when they k n o w they•n be blamed for the m-ime. N'elit, t:O"'IIOnne ·aru! U!ll yrur parents all about thil persecution . What are parents for, U not to advise and protect? - IL Dear Helen: My father says that If Y... belong to a minority race or religIon and marry out of either one. you always "marry down... Is this rllJI1t?- WONDERING JEW Dear Won: No! But we'll never coovtace your father, will we?- H. Dear Helen: Our school custodlanwaxesthe k2. t81p JEWELRY .lOW , ' • 'I o "" 6.50 ' JJy Unllod Prooo lnwrnodwal Tho -llnr Green-St. Joseph LEATHER GIFTS up LEATHER BILLFOLDS ••••• 3.95 up .Lacl.lu" Justin Genuine Loother CLUTCH PURSES AND HANDBAGS .4.98 up sack and his machinegun on a Men" a Juati111 Genuine sUns around his neck. causlnc him to lmmedlatol.v sink to the LEAT11.ER BILLFOtDS •• , ..3.95 up bottom. Greathouse dropped his ruckltlck and weapoo and dived Into tbe bottom of the pool with com. ple&e disregard ror hla own satet-. He brou&l1t hlo strlck1111 com-, racle to the surface and podled': him to shore. • GreatlloUse,- conq>letedhis tour of duiJ' with the U. S. Arllll' on November 29, eatwed the Army at Ft. KDox, Ky., Ill December 1966 and arrived Ill VIetnam Ill JUDO of 1967. Prior awards Include the PUrple Heart and the VIol Rlllbon. . Greathouse w a 1 ll'~abJd CLOCKS MAKE FINE GIFTS Wind &Electric CLOCKS. . - .. UI»ES' GIFT SETS DANA, TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS, DOROTHY GRAY, TUSSY, EVENING IN PARIS, TWEED, YARDLEY, TWEED, CHANEL NO. 5 & MAX FACTOR 1.00 up Leather. 1.25 .. Prius OIV,.OTEO TO loNTEREST O' . M.EIG$-MASOH Afii!A RICHARD S. _.OWEN, PUBLISHER St..re At . \oaltftf!l, Bowllnl Green plf lojjother boclo-to.bock boskllt. by Dan McLemore iiUid Dick llradpro fJ>r an 8U2 Uo to move the came Into the second extra ~es­ olon, tho tall la,v-qo casnlrc with sewn secords lett. St. Jo&aph, ...- 2-0, wa1 led by Jollke He- willt 25 polnll cud Dan ·Kall¥ with 21. Bowl- SCORES i.. THE DAILY SENTINEL . secoOO half and were forred fp.. to the llrst ... rtlmo period when Ed Leonarczyk ol SL Joseph sunk a row-rooter with ooe second left In regulmion time to tie tbe aeore ?t-74. illiJ3ill Chanol No. 5, Canoe; Yardloy, Old Sr,ico, Williams Mennen, Gi I ette, Cun"ier lvn 1 Kine• Men, Envlish IUs parenta, Mr. and M r 1. Don W, Greathouoe, re:ddo at 2700 Lincoln Avo., Polnl Ploaoanl. "'" ·~· But !hoy tallared In liMo MEN'S GIFT SRS returns home. · · P ... II1Md dolly ••c~pl htutdoy •r The Ohio Volloy Pvilll•M,. Company, _110 M.ct.nlc St., Po...-oy, Ohio, !j9 •. bo!Jio.,..l)fflu •.:...~ 992· HI ...... !tho... "~1U7 corwf cl••• postqo ~ld et .....,. roy, Ohio, · Notlenol odw.-tl1.l"' ,.pt"IIHnt.t'.l¥~ httiMIII•Gollogher, Inc., ;1 12 E..t .CI•t S> Now York Cltf, N - Y.... "Sub•crl,tlon rote11 O.llworo.. .., corrl., wh.ro crre~llc.bi•'U cenQ ,.,, w~ OM ' " ' lfl •4¥•nco ot • .,. Dally S.nthtel · Office, 123.40. Sti ' 111M1h1, 111.10• .'Thru Month•, $5.15.: ·l7 MMor Re.,.. wher. c.n-t.r • .,. viC. Mt lll'li'•lldle~ On• ~~~~tnth $1..50. ·lr N~lh 0... Y'• 110.00. $b !Hftths= "$5.25. Tlw" morwths $3.00. S~o4scrl.,.. tlon • prlu lnc;lwolo• Surtdoy TIMe .. (Pa.) bosketiJoll pme wu a thriUer to tbe elll Weclneodo,y n1J1rL The pma ollled 90.S8 when Tcon ~ch of St. Joa011h picked 'C) 1 loose ball 1n the last seconds or a secant overtime _per.. Iori and drove In with tho wln>nln& boskel. The Faloona had held a onepoint edp at tho half, 3~4, alter traUinw -ly In tbe pme ~ck l..,,. Green'a Rudgoro also ~.-...~. ·• , ·26 point. In the team s second loss In lltree pmeo. In other aame•. the Uolwralt;y ot Duton rJ,pped Gamon College ol Erie, PL, 91-71 II Dan SAdlier scored a caner-hipl 29 polrU. The win was the Fb'era• ~eeond straight and marked Gaanon's second loui..Dthree •tarts. A l~fool 29 ,3 polntl per pm.e. He was Moll Valuable Rodman IUid Pla,ver ~the Year, Honorable MenAll - American NAtA, firll team All - Kenluc:k,y Jntorcollogtate Athlotlc Cooference and ~clal Mentloo District No. 22 NAJA. Tornado Frosh Coacb Woody Hayeo of Ohio State ..... named coach or the ~rtlng Slap Falcons The Southern High f r o a h, c,.chod by Larry (Little Fooo) Wolfe, -ned Ito 1968-69 cage campalgn with 1 58-21 win owr Wahlma Wod!X!adal at Racine. G•nl David White paced the Little Torradoes by pourlrw in 27 marker& Other Southern scor- say a word Wat_ne Swlaher, Harold Lehse, an• ke•,.th McCulloch ~re your frl••ly pharmaciaJe et Swilhor & Lohoo RtKOII Drwg•. They ho.. low p,.acrlptlon prices an• pNmpt t.Wice and. dlt• count •rut prices seven • ..,. a wMit. 2.25 . OPEN DAILY 8 AM TO 10 PM SUNOAY 10,30 oUI TO 12,30 PM AND5PMT09PM 117 United Preao llelenladooal Eul . w. L. Pet. Gil lilnae- .... 14 4 ,778 XiallnckY ...... I 10 .f71 5\l, Miami • . • • ·• • 8 ' •471 5\l, NowYork ... U . .368 ~ :1 IMI- ., ••••• 5 15 .2$0 10 Wall W, L, Pet. G1l oiokllnd ..•. ,17 3 .8$0 majora would put a nat $4.1mlllioo. into the players• pension News plan." Wednoadal. The Nowo named 0, J. Simp. !KID oC second - rated SJuthem California aa Its pla,ver of the &.lid Backing McCarver and other pla.yer representatives claimed they have soUd backing by other players. "'The Cardinals are 100 per cent behind this thing," said Ohioans 011 the squad were IJDebacker Bob Babich of MIami. oft'enslve tackle Rufus Ma,ves of Ohio State cud of!en. live guard John gdmers or xavier on the ttrst team and otren1ive tackle Dave Foley of Ohio Slate on the oe<OOd team. ';(1-;"»'X::::::s::::~~ ~o 'Aaplto ••• l I .100 7 Now Orllllll •• I I .f71 Di11U ...... 7 • .aa 1~ ••157 Brei llert, Jim Hubbonl and Bob Hy1ell, 4 each; Doug ~s, 3, Neil Baker and Rick Snider, 2 eacb cud John Eichinger and Ran>dy Pyln, eaeh 1. Mike Howard topped Wahama seorirw with seven points. Southern led 20-4 when the nnt per- rnill SCORES •;'::t;::-:::::::: "Wo mllJlrt as nll forget . - our 1111-ln drW bocauoe ,..•re not ao1ng to ocoro la,v-lns oo !hit IJU1," Ta,vlor said. ''By ..... liMo IAIIIIIa nqueto, aU we'ro IQing to do lo to have 11 oot be 8 shock when our kids !ilackleford and S.foot-8 Sldne,y Wlcko. 111en there's 6-loot-7 oophomore CUrtis ROlle wbo led UCLA to lis 94-82 opening sea8011 romp over Purdue. 11rnre HUiellloq to • 78-1$ . Ohio COI!IIr- wia owr w- , "' tor. 1livn Mrl D ,a1ato - ' · " Far:a-111 • ..,.. ' 110 . . tho .... tor ~~r~' -~· ¥~;~f 11!1~: Tam ~ made :ewa&llln& OUR FINEST QUALITY lEW TREADS 2 Fill You 1•1 tho ..mo type of wlntflr·lractlon rrcad detltn U.•t come• on our "Bub11rb•oile"· nylon ~:~~::: 6.t5d4 1.7SJIS winter tires. I.CIDil! Jolorllnoz; and ootllalder Dick Slmpoon to the N... York Yankeoo for relief P.lchor Rt- Trust your camed 27 points. Alcindor ack!ed 18 points and 20 rebouods. Vallelf•·,""'l ·~wraco ..moviil In ::i from tho Junior c:olleso ranko, Ohio State, which outlalted Ohio Univeralzy ·83-77 In lis~ ..... ener, wiU start 6-loot-7 Dave Sorenson at center, steve Howll ( "' "" e 6~, and Jim Cle...,s (6~, at forwards and Meadors (6~) and Judy Finney (6..4) Ill tho backoourt. Milling trom UCLA's championshlp team are guards Mike Warren and Ludua Allen who Ta,vlor has leboled "lite boll pair of defenaive badr.court .PIOple Pve ever seen In coUep basketball. "UCLA ls IIIII a real iiJ()d club. II still uoes liMo fUll court pres• and still nmallkecrazy," Ta,vlor llald. CII!IIIOOO, a llsblnln& • quick sopbomore, Inherited Bill liasket's forward poaltkJo. Hoskel, ,.,.. with the N.,. York Knlckerbockors of lite Natlmal Bukelball Aosoclatton, led the Buckii)"Os Ill scoring and rebounding for the put three aoasons. Weekda,s 3:36-9:00 All Day Sat. & Sun. TV Stamp• on all Purcha101 SANTA STOPS H heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. Clpltol willl .. ....... Tf-r'· three of (lltebor Mike CUellar iiUid two minor ......... to Ba1tlmoro lor ootllalcler CUrt Blefll')' IUid 0110 minor 1_..,.; third boaeman Bob Aapromonte to Atlanta for outfielder Orlando ly DIES WE NOW HAVE EQUIPMENT TO STUD NEW and RECAPPED TIRES THAT HAVE THE HOLES INSERTED IN THEM. NEITHER CAN YOU BEAT RIZER OIL CO.'S FUEL OIL SERVICE - A Gold S!ar Mere han! - IZER OIL CO. POMEROY, 0. Bucks Ready For UCLA Battle hod cud Slot'l ~ wwth ......... for 41 polato to . .. . Ill' Astral ......... Taylor Uses Gimmicks To Get Iod ended, WIS ahead 32-8 at COLUMBUS (UPI) A II have a 8bot blocked Friday." halttlme am 45--15 at the end week long, Ohio state Coach . "More and more, our kids ofthe third per!Qd. ··'; Fr~ Ta,vlor has. l>i'e~. psy_chol- '"'mo ··drlvlnii 111 only to stop, oglcall,y prepariog hill Buck- then passed the ball back out Roue'• "WeD~' ror Lew Alclndor, UCLA's 7~ rather than try to make tt foot-1 All-America center. th-·~ •••Tbe "well" of the U.S. •_., the tralflc. Our ..._ Seven! members of tbe trelh- tain (II-" Meadors) is the House of Representatives is --~ L~ the k' man basketball team have been orneriest one to our group. 1 the apace U'ICI~ween c er s desk, which is lmenedlately In llatioood around tbe perimeter He'll try to lake the ball right front of the speaker's ros· of tbe foul line, armed with through Alclndor If anybody trum, and the tlrst row of tennis raquets. will, bul rm here to toll him he seats. AI a member or the varsity . can't. u it can be done, Denny triea to move in for a 15-20 is the one who wl.ll do it," Ta,y~ toot lbat, the racpet-bearers lor lall&bed. 0 A aurge forward to bat Ule ball UCLA is seeking its third 0 Into tho air. stralsbl NCAA champlooshlp. The glmmlck was lnteaded The Bruias, llllder Coach John "to get tbe kids aware d. tbe Wooden, h a v e takea the UUe fact ~ could have one five o1 the lalt six years. blocked," Taylor oald WednosAltbough Alclndor pre-. 111 lntematlooal c1af nlsbl - 48 hours before liMo moll menacln& problem to Eaa Ohio &ate's meeting with No. Ohio state, UCLA 1s far rrom. a W. L. Pet. GB 1 ranked UCLA II St. Jolm one-man team. Bolla! ••••.. 17 6 .739 Arena. Alcledor Is complemented by BaltlmcJre · · .19 7 .731 A oolloant crowd of 13,000- 6-foot-3 guards BW SWOek and Pldladelphla .. 13 6 .684 2 plua Ia aasured. John Vallely, 6-foot-1 41111 stan storM)'. - · 16 of hill 18 polatlllllbe hall cud S1ar1&7 hit If of blo 25 DGinto a11tr lntermlaatoo to ctn tho Tlpro lbelr ..Wtn o-an cudllrot In liMo Ohio Canferom:o. DrteJinr ...i J. Tbo Houllm the Re<l»rd catcher. "The Alabama 88 Texas 56 players are 100 _per cent oo. the Miss. 90 Arkansas A&K 75 Red ~." aa1d pitcher Jim Midwest Lonborg." Jollaml, Ohio 86 Bellarmlne 67 But Atlanta general manager ....a 99 No. llllch. 69 Paul Richards said Miller "does ru. St. 88 SE. Louisiana 57 not speak tor tbe rank and rue Loyola, ru. 90 St. Jhu'. lllln 63 - onJ..y for some rabble rousers St.Joplt's Pa. 90 Bwln& Grn 88 -.e ...... - AnCel•• - · · erS were Jerry Hubbard with 81 Mil-. · . hlP tor . _ , ...... I I .SOD 7 about radio-TV; II slmpl,y says tbe year and four Ohioans were named to .the AU • America team by The Cronin denied any coercion of -wa. ._lllblo Collop Balketball Beaults By United Preu ~ Ell! La Salle 100 BalUmore 57 Loyola, Jold. 64 Hofstra 62 lone 88 Rormoke 63 Collllllbl4 95 CCNY 37 Fordham 98 Yale U Coart Grd 100 N.Y. Mrtme 62 Brown 79 lslaed 59 Rider 71 Lafa,vrtte 60 Cornell 93 ~acuse 81 Rutgers 70 Pem 55 NaVY 70 Harvard 58 Swthnnro 71 Fmkln&Mrahll 57 Dldm10 12 Elzbthtwn 69 Sooth S.C. 68 Wake Forest 63 Iowa St. 72 Tenn. 66 Catawba 77 Prsbytrn 56 Md. St. 90 St. Paul'o 73 Memphis st. 81 Tex. ArlnJIIn 49 W.Va. 86 Maryland 65 players saying, "I haven't heard of any." Ed !llort, general manager of the adeaeo Wh1.te Scm, aa1d there Ia no que8tloo ot players ''surrendering'' radio-TV rigbts beeause the players doo't have those rights to surrender. Stort said the prelellt agreement but tho Yaei<- diem _, ,. trteol lor • fourth that ..... ....,... 1M deal to "" pii<Mr Kol:tch - l l l ............ _ . . . dlr AndY Kbo<O. fi'Gin tbo Lol iJ"8td7 ._n _ple,yera." owners wm them to "eurrender" these rights. t:Joo1.,- Womack. "'More than ontt club 11 ~ to podlock tho park .. be (Mlller) II IDII<fna: It to opera," llld Rldaard&. The pl.verl' broadllde (!fera flurey of tradol II the meettna Cage Seores "doesn't you. jump lhot by Jim with 10 seCOilds left aavu B1utft:on I nerwus 68--6'1 o•oa><tpenlog wiD o..r Ohlo Northem. Tbo Polar Boars,,_ 1-1, bad enJoyed a 56--36 lead before Blui!IDo put on a lullcourt preu with 10 mlnuteo to Clllc._ • • .If 8 .636 2\l, pla,v, · LanRhalf led all ocdr.rs Ne" York · • .12 U .462 6\l, "1111 22 polnto. Tom Rooa no Detroit •••.• 10 IS .43.1 7 hlah for the Boars with 17. 6 18 .2$0 11\l, Dallamo r<lll1>ed owr Adrian Well (Mich,) 94-M, but loot Ito liar W, L. Pet. GB forward, Don Torbou•, 111 tbe Loo Anpleo •. 17 7 •708 procesa. Torbwte, holtlo tbe SID Frae>••••• 12 IS .480 5\l, achool'o aU-time ocorlnrroconl, SID 01110 •••• 12 IS .480 5\l, lett the &liDO •rly with a loot Allanla ••..•• 12 U .462 6 lnjui-y. Tbo win makes Defiance 11 1B .3711 8\l, U cud lllpt Adrlon wlnleu In Cld- ...... 10 17 .370 8'h In two IIUDOI. 1.orl')' Holden led - . , ••• , . 6 17 .281 li)lh Wodoelda,f'o Re1111lta Defiance "lth 17 points. lfloml oaally -ned Ballarr Phlledolphla 110 Sim Dleao 99 mini (Ky.) 8&-417 for a 1·1 s • Now York 01 Allaala 10 ''"' record. Mike Wren cud Baltimore 10 Detralt 106 Fnnln Lliaacs paced the Red- 101 99 olrlno with 16 pgnte apiece. - . , 12e Son FrUicloco 97 Walob loll to Clarion (Pa.) (OedJ - • .-led) 116-'19, Ito 8rot defeat In 'l'l1urldo,J'o Gamea pm11 IIIIo - - Chorl<o Col- Pblladolph1a at Clrlcaao Her of W:doh ll_.t aU aconn CO:>Il- .-....J With 28 poillla. Wltled>eq Capital Ito . second lou in. as man,y 1tart1 73-17 boblnd tho socond - hall a - . , . of Tim T - 1 ml LanRhalf Sf. LOUIS (UPI)-Football and and also went It detlnltely llated that the)' r:hore Ill radio·TV rlghta. 11tey say the Mil- from Point P I - H I R h School Ill 1966 ...t plans to attend a trade IChool oace be c._,,., Ton....tdll, Edlter Coach Art Lanhlm'a R to more from GrayiCil, Ky., a 19&7 Grande coneso RodmeCI wiD be i'"aduale of Prichard HIRb School IO<IIdnc for tholr flrll win of the where as a lellior he averepd 1968.$1 boskelball ...... tonlsbl 21 poloto IUid 10 r - per at Geor_, Collep, Georgo- game. Baker waa named to All.mwn, Ky., before making tholr Confermce, All -llol!looal IUid Allant home appearance of the District leaml and made Honor· I8UCI1 here Sltuntly. able MonUonAU-State. LUtyear, Local llno wiD aoa the Red- Baker led In a1siltl and averaged _ , Ill action for the llrll Ume 8.6 polnto per (I8Jile, tlll1 seaiOD at 2:30 p.m. SaturDarrell Ball - 6-1 Bqlhomore do,y Ill Gallla Academ,y H I R h from AmetvUle, 1 1967 graduScbooll)'lll when they WIBle with ate of ADios-Born llillh School the Flndl~J COllege Oilers Ill the Wllero he averapcl 15 polnto and 12 rebound1per pme, was named amual llomec:omlnt!Game. Lall year the Rodmeo loll to tho Athens Count;y AU-Lequo twice to Georaatuwn, H0-82 cud tWo IMSOill and received Hmtor. 85-84. 1bla Rio Grande able Jolentlon Ill the Dlllrlct r...-. hu loll Ito flrll two pmao of nament. La a year, Ball averaged the ......, to Berea Colle&o 83- 3.4 point& per pme. 73 and to Urbooa Colleao 103Bob Mabry - 6~ Junior tot. from Dayton. As a grac:Uate ~ COOoh Lanham lo bollmlnl:hls Da¥ton Roooevllt liiJh School, ninth roar u Athlotle Director Mobey was IUled to All-Cit', and Head ~ COOCII of All • Area, AU - Groator-Da,vlm tho Redmen. In elsbl 108110111 hill IUid All-Slate teama. As a freahRedman have woo 95 and loot 72 man at Rio Grande, Mabry averboUpmao. alllld 17.3 reboundl IUid 16.8 Here 11 a run down on the Bed- polnlo per pme with a shooting average ot .559. Last year, Mam•: Charleo Baker- 6-0...,.... bry averaged 2U robounda and ~lflieg .Gr~-~P Tops . St. Joseph, 90-88 .~ PAPER MATE PEN & PENCIL SETS 3. 95 Rio At Georgetown Tonight, Homecoming Tilt Saturday oea- )8 COMB& BRUSH SETS BROKE Awarded Soldiers Medal PT. PLEASANT - An 82n:l Airborne Dlvlsloa trooper has rece.lved tile Soldier'• Medal tor aavlng a ooldler from drown!DO lllllle In v._,, Speclalill 4 Cleo W. Greathouse, 20, or Point PleuauK, reeeived the medal, whleb Is preAnted ror heroism not invol~. lng eoolllct with t h o - · from General Jolin R. Deane Jr., <OIIIIII8IIdlng - a l of tbe 82nd, 11 a core111011Y oo Novem- up Lovely I ewelile Specialist 4 Greathouse %" Drill ................ 10.99 I Lovely Chrislmas Selection engines? II'ITH NO-TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEE II; 'f\ NIGH name, as do most Burmese. U, a title of respect, has 1 mean· lng simllar to "mister." Q- What is the most common fuel used in jet aircraft "Your Choice Specials" -I ,.,.._,toe. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY of u Thant, secretary-rneral of the United Nations A-U Thant has only one GifT I "'**-' OPEN the United States. A Good Way ·To """ .. ... *-"' ' the Security Council of the United Natwtu? A- France, Great Britain, Nationalist China, Russia and POWER TOOLS owner• are 1'680lute," Tbe ment• Dear Helen: BLACK 0. l Q-Which naliom are the Billy De Wolfe and L a r r y Speedwell\_ in 1620, carrying Storch, wbo'H co-.star in t h e the Pilgrims to the New cruise-ship comedy series ~·The World. Locoos St. Mlddl_t_, 11 --In&-· pn.-e CHASE HARIWARE a.--"':'._.;.,...,;,___, Tllrr....,, Doce- s, tNII ~lorlol"'l .. .....,.., have ~ tho doa't lliQieCt a re11c:mble II wu leamed that -.raJ Improvement Ia tile penlloa moellnr• thuo fir. oald tho prolldorrl of club. Cronin ... told by . • Pt'OIP'Uft," lllld CrGbln. u>JbJ.I could be a J'llll hlelb bo:eeboll alllclalo wore ltalematel If Aid ,pui4lmer stomnw Charpd -1111011 that tho pla,vero ...Wd ~ bul both - · .,...... rnaldD.I · to arranp a lll"'lrli: bolo1<10' "rather meet with the owners In liMo tbo ploJoro Bob ~do of tho Callfomla lbere IIIII """ p l - of Ume to ownoro IUid tbo Pla,)"OroAarnoclar than tbe ownerl' repreaeataeharpd. the ownera with ADeai•- · tile ponolan diiCplte threatono to dlor..,t maJor "~ taeti.CI. •• 'llHV' &110 before the OIJIIIUal baoeboU Uve•." 1 - e baiOball, Bul ~IJiow about that?" grinned Aid 1be owners hive "'Jin:S· Amerlcaa LN&uo Joe wlntez _ . . , . bore tnl oo Srltl,trdq. ''~bey tnNn ...... llid Tim Crrlolll. lured" some players Into Cronin IDII:nted tho McCarver ;, liMo St. Loulo matter Ulltlll 11 beiDa MP'tfed 1be OWDIJ'I' CIOUDI8I 0 John ., don't know they alJJ&II>i 1969 contractsCUdlnalo aboot tho 123 maJor and thoro IIIII could be a lrJI of Gahorln, boo met with loOIIor meau by a lack of neaotflttm," by throa1enlrJjr to !hom to 1....., pl~Jera wbo alined a !live and lake." Aed Manln and .PIQ'er repreaentltlve• on said Croni..D. "We've bad more tho mlnoro, and pla,vero .......,. llatement 11111111 they ...Wd Miller, the exeeuttve director of the ponsloa lll"OOnnent and tbe talks with them thaD they've the five-year minimum ror tbe reflrse to olgn their 1969 the Pl&¥era Auoelatloa who nox1 meot:lnR IJn ocheduled lor bad Ill tho peace talko Ill Parlo. _..,. program by tbreat... og eartract1 UJII:U the owners qree roloaaocl the llatomonl of the noxl Tuoadal Ill N.,. York. And wo have meet1ns · ''they wUl DeVer get" the to a new l8llel'al beneftt 123 pllyera, commented, 1 -there Hmrever, MWer ~~ tbe TUeadal. neeusary ftve years. players are angry because The current penlloa program '"NN me has said 1be owoer1 1• ample time to reach · Gahorln, cud not tho actual qnement llmicabl,y ... OlQJiros Ill March. Tbo ploJors oro dolll&lldlnR certain Improve- SAN FRANCISCO (UP0Tbere ...,.. mJ&hll' UllrY people on eaeb ISde of the renee I QUICK QUIZ Departure Pori festival; his wife was dead set Southampton, England, is agalnst it and she won the arguclosely identified with thP hisment with her u1timate ploy: she tory of North America beannounced she wa.s expecting ancause it was the port of deother bambino. parture (or the Mayflower and humor papo.- LAUGIIING WrrH THEM Dear Helen, l agree with "Pol-lt." Those ..1. P<111oroy-Middleport, o., Pension Argument Threatening Baseball •Atbose jokes." She doesntt have ING Lalell tblng for school floors Is durable carpellni, rm told It lalla l01J80r t11an Ule, rOQ!IreS leas upkeep. And tt•a considora- tough director, and Jadde Gleason. a legendary director - resister, got alq _..t>ly on Otto's u9ddoo"' rum coliUid,y ... Donald Pleaoance (lobulouoly nne In "Tbe Man in tbe Glass Booth"' on Bctwy .) 11 even more prOtld of his nve~year.old daughter Polly' a aetlog debut irl the Pixie Judy Troupe's ''Uttlest Clown" kiddie - production at Jud!IOII l,lall. A-Kerosene. Both turboprop and conventional ramjet engines use it as fuel. I - Tbo DollY - LOOK!.. FOR r• - five permanent tee. II, 'Ib11 year tM noon are even mud! f1 a ~ of hwnor, or . - - - - - - - - - - . worse. I MW tour dlflerent ldda m~Q"be she has a Hn&e ,_ her WI at ..- one da,y. ~noon own inadeQ'11ey. Usually a Jew 1re real prettJ, but ean't 10me- · can cell lbe fUJvdeat Joke a on tblng be done tile wax the)' Je,.o; prlella tell tho boll cathInterior & Elhrlor use?- EX HOP ALONG olle Joke&i and ennTeranalau&ll ., Carpenter Work Dear Ex: at Chemselve1, oc:cuionally. I Someone lhould auaeat oon - fl'lery doetor, politician or actor Repair and Palnllllt old4 """ to the aehool bootd be- beeame tneenNCI over jokoo """· CALL foro liMo dl:etrlct Is bit with a cernlng tholr pr<lfeoalllno, ,...d damage autt. have no comedlanl, eartoons. or Bltl,y'a pols know that•a fuM)- already - tor Bin& Crosb.Y Procluctloao, ...,., ed together in the Navy a eou. pie of wan ago ... ~belklwy.'l and ~·~ - 1>1)" .... D<oar Helen, TEXACO. - .' ; ·. ' to pl.ase men . . . we'•• been doing it of Christmases. CourtHus, helpful sales• poo·l!!! to auist you . :-+----....-~ I FOLDING UMBRELLA MEN'S SHAVE KIT Setf opening nylon um brella with zipper case. Handle of simulated leati'ler. Slack. All cowhide kit has zipper opening and waterproofed lining. Brown, black. ------- ~------ CUFF LINK SETS Assortment of cuff links with tie pin or bar. Many with semi-precious stones . ------PIGSKIN GLOVES Lu;~.urlousty pigskin gloves with smart stitching. All unlined. Pair. soft i MEN'S BILUOLDS Ti'lin, compact billfolds in choice leathers. S~ial credit card compartment. MEN'S HOSE Choice of wool and acrylic stretch hose that really ttay up. Subtle colors. �....- ~ ...... . . . . . . .- ,.,._ .. ____ ... ---. -···· ............ ___ . oill-•••••-·•-••·:•n•·•ell'ns•n•e••-:•••£EIII"''""'sz•:...,,••••••-..,•-•u-s•,•-•..:r.....,.......,_ .. ., ..... .,.._ • -·~.:..;;.·;;.·.;,;..; ...;;...;;;,..;-;;;,;,oo"'?FiiOO;oo;Wiilllii"ll'"'n"'""' '"'"'io" ' ...... NICS-. Jokoo Jon, Ballono, PUleo, can ellhor be bllat· d Chrlatmu ·~.uon on crutchReprdlna- ".Pol-It,.. the Po- touo or deadly. When the)' aot •• beeaUoo .J "''-' Ill )I.e hallo U.h • llallon airI ro:nenlo . , _ andcjld,J,I-STOPLAUGH- r--:-::'BER--=-RY-:---'5~WO-Rl-0- - - - - - - , .-. ,·_"', , ... - 151P011t lllt:f'rt LUt .,. 1M< an and brc*e m,y 8\' ,1_\CK O'BRIAN NEW YORK- Ma' Baer Jr. will head a health club S)'ndieate, barbeU gyms in big cities •.•. Judith Crlst'sLookmagpiece bled agal11 •••• UN scribes think U Thantwllltr)'toplacethc&tez canal under UN trullteeahip .... Lawrence Welii. h bo.,'t<ei In Lo Har-rah's In Tahoe for oext June and the contract calla for more than 100 in his troupe - a rectographer - Lord &.owdell .... ord .... Ptlgeen Fitzgerald a n 1. Jack Carter's estranged frau other animalphJles wUI be hlpPaula Stewart's sutrering rrom a py, no doubt., to learn that all head bop by a hiw~e hotrod .... 670 horses in "Tho Charge of Venezuelan money is flowing into the Light Brigade" rnovte had Yankee dollars from Castro their ears packed trith cotton rrlghtened businessmen there .... during the dynamite-no!~ scenes The Bdwy. sector Is this wild; of simulated camon fire. the captain ol ihe theatrical area PubUahers of the Robert II. precinct had two choice ducats Rimmer novel '"Propolition 31" ror .. FUI'U\Y Girl" and they were were asked what the •'pnJi)OSlstoleo - and scalped in the lob- tion'' is and replied: "Indecent." by before tbe heister could be . .•. Bdwy. businessmen such as hauled in. Vincent Sardi Jr., Lou Walters Wyatt Cooper (Gloria Vander- or the Latin QuarteT, Irving Chesbilt's husband) and Rooald Rca- kin of the League of N. Y. 'lbeagaa'a aonMikearebehindamen's -tres, etc., are deeply concerr~­ mod-clothing exhibition by nine · ed about the wa,y Bdw.)'. is Binkrar..out lnternattonal designers ing into grubbier ways .... Vln···• Oh, those wild stage actress- cent SardJ. Jr. was mugged by e•, Uta " - and gifted young an a<ldlct llllo, at 20, had eight arrests and remained at large. Gwyda Oo.1Howc are _partQers in scadsofvflgetableseedstbey'll During the 23 years Ot:de & plant between their adjoining Harriet were on radio & TV properties ln The Hampton.s .... no ooe ever established h o w You can't rent a room on the (h:zie made his obviously comAmerican Hotel's 50th fioor fortable living; when Ozzle stars tt's the Think Tank where t h e De:::. 29 without Harriet oo. Tisch Bros. computers click out "Mothers-In-Law" he'll play a bills, inventories, etc. former band1eader bt the eplThe Samantha Egg<tr - Tom sode titled, '"Didn't Yoo Used Stern marriage is sternly scram - To Be Ossle &lick?'' ..~ . Ozzie was a smoothly professional TV bost when he filled In for Joey Bishop . ..• Carlos Pavezo, a CALL waiter at Christo's, was a bull 992-2057 fighter in his native Argentina and was all set to go back to his We native Mendoza ror the bullring Pick-Up on Harold Pi.nter's ''Birthday Party" will boast a posh pho- and Deliver HOME LAUNDRY N. S.cand co- fillest set deslgner, JoMlelzlner, ls going oft'-Bdwy. for the nrlt tlme fashionln& the "PtMJsibllities" sets. otto Premlnger, a legendary and DECKER * ;t. ~ membera oJ ¢l1MI i1r HU, r.c, nTIIoy f""' up JO , _ , t .... tillY• ..,. tillY if'J Ceptojrt /COflgflroo, tlte ..Jd-Cite G__,r• Q-What is the fuU Mmo EVERY COSTUME JEWELRY 1.00 Gi(ls lo Thrill MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES YOUTH ASKED FOR fl'l so l can overhear. About "aeel. This column Ia tor young peo. denta., in the vaca.nt lot, and what pie, their problams and pleas- happens to Qnks. ures. their troubles and run. A.s I get stomach aches a lot with the rest of Helen Help USf, but my motl-Ji!r won't let me stay It wefcomes laughs but won't home because she thinks rm doclge a serious question with a £ak1n.g. What am I going to do? D~'PERATELY brush-off. - Sond your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help USf tills newspaper, BRffiERY GETS YOU NOWHERE BUT BROKE Dear Desperate: Now hear this! You are &Ving to get these two bullle• in a crowd of ld.ds and you are going to say loud and clear, ''I'm through paying you heaHh Insur- I'm a boy in the eighth grade. My troubles started last year. Two kids who are twice m,y size were always alter me for money. One or them rorced me to give him a dime a da.,y for the last two montlls of sehool. It was that or get beat up. Wilen I said' r~ tell, lie 111111, "'r;;y 'It and you might turn up dead. •• So I pBid. They IIIII pushed me around a lot. This year the)' acted friendly at firll. They palled me on the be.dr. and everything. Now they want mone_y, money, money all the time. One dem9J\ds a dollar a week, and the other "'borrows" about 15 eents a <Ia¥, but he never pays it baek. 1 have to .., without my lunch so rll have the money. When (go broke, they follow me home and talk 6. 50 • ber 27 ID the pneral•a office. Greathouse waa clted for savIng a ooldler from drownlllgAugull 29, 196'1 near Chu Lal, Re- In& oerv: .pnbllc of VIetnam, 111111e with the 10111 Airborne Dlvlsloa (Airmobile). While 00 search """ dellroy ml11km, Greathouse's platoon a n• moving alms 1 stream bed that was extremely tru.eherous duo to nUIIler<JUB deep pools. As Finishine Sander ......•.. 19.88 his squad """ J>OBolng one of the deep pools, tbe 1CJW1 machlne-cumer slipped IUid fen Into 811Proxlmately elsht feet of .... tor. The paratrooper hal hio ruck- 3/8" Drill ... . .......... 14.44 H8i:YY. Duty ~ander ••••••• 31.88 Heavy Duty W' .......... 46.88 NAMED AFTER ACTOR STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (UPD - Clcy Council Tueadal nlaht offlclall,y IUled a major thor- 7% ·· Saw ................ 27 .77 oucMare here "Dean Martin Boulevard'' ia honor ot l;he •• Ebersbach u"ff Hard~rare "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" STREET "A Gold Star Store" lila-. ""*"''• -- • tenatner. A copJ ol the ordinance wu Hill to tho homo odor..._., In Hoi!)'Wood. Mardn 11U bora cud nlNCI Ill steubenville. Although the president of the United Slates ouatomarily takes the oath of office In Washington, there is no provision or law to that effect. Jewtllte DRESSER SETS 5.50 ance!" Be sure you have plenty ofwitne sses and the,y dig just what yoo Musical mean, espectaUy as concerns POWDER BOXES the "accident" bt the vacant Jot. Blackmailers don't carry o u t their threats when they k n o w they•n be blamed for the m-ime. N'elit, t:O"'IIOnne ·aru! U!ll yrur parents all about thil persecution . What are parents for, U not to advise and protect? - IL Dear Helen: My father says that If Y... belong to a minority race or religIon and marry out of either one. you always "marry down... Is this rllJI1t?- WONDERING JEW Dear Won: No! But we'll never coovtace your father, will we?- H. Dear Helen: Our school custodlanwaxesthe k2. t81p JEWELRY .lOW , ' • 'I o "" 6.50 ' JJy Unllod Prooo lnwrnodwal Tho -llnr Green-St. Joseph LEATHER GIFTS up LEATHER BILLFOLDS ••••• 3.95 up .Lacl.lu" Justin Genuine Loother CLUTCH PURSES AND HANDBAGS .4.98 up sack and his machinegun on a Men" a Juati111 Genuine sUns around his neck. causlnc him to lmmedlatol.v sink to the LEAT11.ER BILLFOtDS •• , ..3.95 up bottom. Greathouse dropped his ruckltlck and weapoo and dived Into tbe bottom of the pool with com. ple&e disregard ror hla own satet-. He brou&l1t hlo strlck1111 com-, racle to the surface and podled': him to shore. • GreatlloUse,- conq>letedhis tour of duiJ' with the U. S. Arllll' on November 29, eatwed the Army at Ft. KDox, Ky., Ill December 1966 and arrived Ill VIetnam Ill JUDO of 1967. Prior awards Include the PUrple Heart and the VIol Rlllbon. . Greathouse w a 1 ll'~abJd CLOCKS MAKE FINE GIFTS Wind &Electric CLOCKS. . - .. UI»ES' GIFT SETS DANA, TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS, DOROTHY GRAY, TUSSY, EVENING IN PARIS, TWEED, YARDLEY, TWEED, CHANEL NO. 5 & MAX FACTOR 1.00 up Leather. 1.25 .. Prius OIV,.OTEO TO loNTEREST O' . M.EIG$-MASOH Afii!A RICHARD S. _.OWEN, PUBLISHER St..re At . \oaltftf!l, Bowllnl Green plf lojjother boclo-to.bock boskllt. by Dan McLemore iiUid Dick llradpro fJ>r an 8U2 Uo to move the came Into the second extra ~es­ olon, tho tall la,v-qo casnlrc with sewn secords lett. St. Jo&aph, ...- 2-0, wa1 led by Jollke He- willt 25 polnll cud Dan ·Kall¥ with 21. Bowl- SCORES i.. THE DAILY SENTINEL . secoOO half and were forred fp.. to the llrst ... rtlmo period when Ed Leonarczyk ol SL Joseph sunk a row-rooter with ooe second left In regulmion time to tie tbe aeore ?t-74. illiJ3ill Chanol No. 5, Canoe; Yardloy, Old Sr,ico, Williams Mennen, Gi I ette, Cun"ier lvn 1 Kine• Men, Envlish IUs parenta, Mr. and M r 1. Don W, Greathouoe, re:ddo at 2700 Lincoln Avo., Polnl Ploaoanl. "'" ·~· But !hoy tallared In liMo MEN'S GIFT SRS returns home. · · P ... II1Md dolly ••c~pl htutdoy •r The Ohio Volloy Pvilll•M,. Company, _110 M.ct.nlc St., Po...-oy, Ohio, !j9 •. bo!Jio.,..l)fflu •.:...~ 992· HI ...... !tho... "~1U7 corwf cl••• postqo ~ld et .....,. roy, Ohio, · Notlenol odw.-tl1.l"' ,.pt"IIHnt.t'.l¥~ httiMIII•Gollogher, Inc., ;1 12 E..t .CI•t S> Now York Cltf, N - Y.... "Sub•crl,tlon rote11 O.llworo.. .., corrl., wh.ro crre~llc.bi•'U cenQ ,.,, w~ OM ' " ' lfl •4¥•nco ot • .,. Dally S.nthtel · Office, 123.40. Sti ' 111M1h1, 111.10• .'Thru Month•, $5.15.: ·l7 MMor Re.,.. wher. c.n-t.r • .,. viC. Mt lll'li'•lldle~ On• ~~~~tnth $1..50. ·lr N~lh 0... Y'• 110.00. $b !Hftths= "$5.25. Tlw" morwths $3.00. S~o4scrl.,.. tlon • prlu lnc;lwolo• Surtdoy TIMe .. (Pa.) bosketiJoll pme wu a thriUer to tbe elll Weclneodo,y n1J1rL The pma ollled 90.S8 when Tcon ~ch of St. Joa011h picked 'C) 1 loose ball 1n the last seconds or a secant overtime _per.. Iori and drove In with tho wln>nln& boskel. The Faloona had held a onepoint edp at tho half, 3~4, alter traUinw -ly In tbe pme ~ck l..,,. Green'a Rudgoro also ~.-...~. ·• , ·26 point. In the team s second loss In lltree pmeo. In other aame•. the Uolwralt;y ot Duton rJ,pped Gamon College ol Erie, PL, 91-71 II Dan SAdlier scored a caner-hipl 29 polrU. The win was the Fb'era• ~eeond straight and marked Gaanon's second loui..Dthree •tarts. A l~fool 29 ,3 polntl per pm.e. He was Moll Valuable Rodman IUid Pla,ver ~the Year, Honorable MenAll - American NAtA, firll team All - Kenluc:k,y Jntorcollogtate Athlotlc Cooference and ~clal Mentloo District No. 22 NAJA. Tornado Frosh Coacb Woody Hayeo of Ohio State ..... named coach or the ~rtlng Slap Falcons The Southern High f r o a h, c,.chod by Larry (Little Fooo) Wolfe, -ned Ito 1968-69 cage campalgn with 1 58-21 win owr Wahlma Wod!X!adal at Racine. G•nl David White paced the Little Torradoes by pourlrw in 27 marker& Other Southern scor- say a word Wat_ne Swlaher, Harold Lehse, an• ke•,.th McCulloch ~re your frl••ly pharmaciaJe et Swilhor & Lohoo RtKOII Drwg•. They ho.. low p,.acrlptlon prices an• pNmpt t.Wice and. dlt• count •rut prices seven • ..,. a wMit. 2.25 . OPEN DAILY 8 AM TO 10 PM SUNOAY 10,30 oUI TO 12,30 PM AND5PMT09PM 117 United Preao llelenladooal Eul . w. L. Pet. Gil lilnae- .... 14 4 ,778 XiallnckY ...... I 10 .f71 5\l, Miami • . • • ·• • 8 ' •471 5\l, NowYork ... U . .368 ~ :1 IMI- ., ••••• 5 15 .2$0 10 Wall W, L, Pet. G1l oiokllnd ..•. ,17 3 .8$0 majora would put a nat $4.1mlllioo. into the players• pension News plan." Wednoadal. The Nowo named 0, J. Simp. !KID oC second - rated SJuthem California aa Its pla,ver of the &.lid Backing McCarver and other pla.yer representatives claimed they have soUd backing by other players. "'The Cardinals are 100 per cent behind this thing," said Ohioans 011 the squad were IJDebacker Bob Babich of MIami. oft'enslve tackle Rufus Ma,ves of Ohio State cud of!en. live guard John gdmers or xavier on the ttrst team and otren1ive tackle Dave Foley of Ohio Slate on the oe<OOd team. ';(1-;"»'X::::::s::::~~ ~o 'Aaplto ••• l I .100 7 Now Orllllll •• I I .f71 Di11U ...... 7 • .aa 1~ ••157 Brei llert, Jim Hubbonl and Bob Hy1ell, 4 each; Doug ~s, 3, Neil Baker and Rick Snider, 2 eacb cud John Eichinger and Ran>dy Pyln, eaeh 1. Mike Howard topped Wahama seorirw with seven points. Southern led 20-4 when the nnt per- rnill SCORES •;'::t;::-:::::::: "Wo mllJlrt as nll forget . - our 1111-ln drW bocauoe ,..•re not ao1ng to ocoro la,v-lns oo !hit IJU1," Ta,vlor said. ''By ..... liMo IAIIIIIa nqueto, aU we'ro IQing to do lo to have 11 oot be 8 shock when our kids !ilackleford and S.foot-8 Sldne,y Wlcko. 111en there's 6-loot-7 oophomore CUrtis ROlle wbo led UCLA to lis 94-82 opening sea8011 romp over Purdue. 11rnre HUiellloq to • 78-1$ . Ohio COI!IIr- wia owr w- , "' tor. 1livn Mrl D ,a1ato - ' · " Far:a-111 • ..,.. ' 110 . . tho .... tor ~~r~' -~· ¥~;~f 11!1~: Tam ~ made :ewa&llln& OUR FINEST QUALITY lEW TREADS 2 Fill You 1•1 tho ..mo type of wlntflr·lractlon rrcad detltn U.•t come• on our "Bub11rb•oile"· nylon ~:~~::: 6.t5d4 1.7SJIS winter tires. I.CIDil! Jolorllnoz; and ootllalder Dick Slmpoon to the N... York Yankeoo for relief P.lchor Rt- Trust your camed 27 points. Alcindor ack!ed 18 points and 20 rebouods. Vallelf•·,""'l ·~wraco ..moviil In ::i from tho Junior c:olleso ranko, Ohio State, which outlalted Ohio Univeralzy ·83-77 In lis~ ..... ener, wiU start 6-loot-7 Dave Sorenson at center, steve Howll ( "' "" e 6~, and Jim Cle...,s (6~, at forwards and Meadors (6~) and Judy Finney (6..4) Ill tho backoourt. Milling trom UCLA's championshlp team are guards Mike Warren and Ludua Allen who Ta,vlor has leboled "lite boll pair of defenaive badr.court .PIOple Pve ever seen In coUep basketball. "UCLA ls IIIII a real iiJ()d club. II still uoes liMo fUll court pres• and still nmallkecrazy," Ta,vlor llald. CII!IIIOOO, a llsblnln& • quick sopbomore, Inherited Bill liasket's forward poaltkJo. Hoskel, ,.,.. with the N.,. York Knlckerbockors of lite Natlmal Bukelball Aosoclatton, led the Buckii)"Os Ill scoring and rebounding for the put three aoasons. Weekda,s 3:36-9:00 All Day Sat. & Sun. TV Stamp• on all Purcha101 SANTA STOPS H heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. Clpltol willl .. ....... Tf-r'· three of (lltebor Mike CUellar iiUid two minor ......... to Ba1tlmoro lor ootllalcler CUrt Blefll')' IUid 0110 minor 1_..,.; third boaeman Bob Aapromonte to Atlanta for outfielder Orlando ly DIES WE NOW HAVE EQUIPMENT TO STUD NEW and RECAPPED TIRES THAT HAVE THE HOLES INSERTED IN THEM. NEITHER CAN YOU BEAT RIZER OIL CO.'S FUEL OIL SERVICE - A Gold S!ar Mere han! - IZER OIL CO. POMEROY, 0. Bucks Ready For UCLA Battle hod cud Slot'l ~ wwth ......... for 41 polato to . .. . Ill' Astral ......... Taylor Uses Gimmicks To Get Iod ended, WIS ahead 32-8 at COLUMBUS (UPI) A II have a 8bot blocked Friday." halttlme am 45--15 at the end week long, Ohio state Coach . "More and more, our kids ofthe third per!Qd. ··'; Fr~ Ta,vlor has. l>i'e~. psy_chol- '"'mo ··drlvlnii 111 only to stop, oglcall,y prepariog hill Buck- then passed the ball back out Roue'• "WeD~' ror Lew Alclndor, UCLA's 7~ rather than try to make tt foot-1 All-America center. th-·~ •••Tbe "well" of the U.S. •_., the tralflc. Our ..._ Seven! members of tbe trelh- tain (II-" Meadors) is the House of Representatives is --~ L~ the k' man basketball team have been orneriest one to our group. 1 the apace U'ICI~ween c er s desk, which is lmenedlately In llatioood around tbe perimeter He'll try to lake the ball right front of the speaker's ros· of tbe foul line, armed with through Alclndor If anybody trum, and the tlrst row of tennis raquets. will, bul rm here to toll him he seats. AI a member or the varsity . can't. u it can be done, Denny triea to move in for a 15-20 is the one who wl.ll do it," Ta,y~ toot lbat, the racpet-bearers lor lall&bed. 0 A aurge forward to bat Ule ball UCLA is seeking its third 0 Into tho air. stralsbl NCAA champlooshlp. The glmmlck was lnteaded The Bruias, llllder Coach John "to get tbe kids aware d. tbe Wooden, h a v e takea the UUe fact ~ could have one five o1 the lalt six years. blocked," Taylor oald WednosAltbough Alclndor pre-. 111 lntematlooal c1af nlsbl - 48 hours before liMo moll menacln& problem to Eaa Ohio &ate's meeting with No. Ohio state, UCLA 1s far rrom. a W. L. Pet. GB 1 ranked UCLA II St. Jolm one-man team. Bolla! ••••.. 17 6 .739 Arena. Alcledor Is complemented by BaltlmcJre · · .19 7 .731 A oolloant crowd of 13,000- 6-foot-3 guards BW SWOek and Pldladelphla .. 13 6 .684 2 plua Ia aasured. John Vallely, 6-foot-1 41111 stan storM)'. - · 16 of hill 18 polatlllllbe hall cud S1ar1&7 hit If of blo 25 DGinto a11tr lntermlaatoo to ctn tho Tlpro lbelr ..Wtn o-an cudllrot In liMo Ohio Canferom:o. DrteJinr ...i J. Tbo Houllm the Re<l»rd catcher. "The Alabama 88 Texas 56 players are 100 _per cent oo. the Miss. 90 Arkansas A&K 75 Red ~." aa1d pitcher Jim Midwest Lonborg." Jollaml, Ohio 86 Bellarmlne 67 But Atlanta general manager ....a 99 No. llllch. 69 Paul Richards said Miller "does ru. St. 88 SE. Louisiana 57 not speak tor tbe rank and rue Loyola, ru. 90 St. Jhu'. lllln 63 - onJ..y for some rabble rousers St.Joplt's Pa. 90 Bwln& Grn 88 -.e ...... - AnCel•• - · · erS were Jerry Hubbard with 81 Mil-. · . hlP tor . _ , ...... I I .SOD 7 about radio-TV; II slmpl,y says tbe year and four Ohioans were named to .the AU • America team by The Cronin denied any coercion of -wa. ._lllblo Collop Balketball Beaults By United Preu ~ Ell! La Salle 100 BalUmore 57 Loyola, Jold. 64 Hofstra 62 lone 88 Rormoke 63 Collllllbl4 95 CCNY 37 Fordham 98 Yale U Coart Grd 100 N.Y. Mrtme 62 Brown 79 lslaed 59 Rider 71 Lafa,vrtte 60 Cornell 93 ~acuse 81 Rutgers 70 Pem 55 NaVY 70 Harvard 58 Swthnnro 71 Fmkln&Mrahll 57 Dldm10 12 Elzbthtwn 69 Sooth S.C. 68 Wake Forest 63 Iowa St. 72 Tenn. 66 Catawba 77 Prsbytrn 56 Md. St. 90 St. Paul'o 73 Memphis st. 81 Tex. ArlnJIIn 49 W.Va. 86 Maryland 65 players saying, "I haven't heard of any." Ed !llort, general manager of the adeaeo Wh1.te Scm, aa1d there Ia no que8tloo ot players ''surrendering'' radio-TV rigbts beeause the players doo't have those rights to surrender. Stort said the prelellt agreement but tho Yaei<- diem _, ,. trteol lor • fourth that ..... ....,... 1M deal to "" pii<Mr Kol:tch - l l l ............ _ . . . dlr AndY Kbo<O. fi'Gin tbo Lol iJ"8td7 ._n _ple,yera." owners wm them to "eurrender" these rights. t:Joo1.,- Womack. "'More than ontt club 11 ~ to podlock tho park .. be (Mlller) II IDII<fna: It to opera," llld Rldaard&. The pl.verl' broadllde (!fera flurey of tradol II the meettna Cage Seores "doesn't you. jump lhot by Jim with 10 seCOilds left aavu B1utft:on I nerwus 68--6'1 o•oa><tpenlog wiD o..r Ohlo Northem. Tbo Polar Boars,,_ 1-1, bad enJoyed a 56--36 lead before Blui!IDo put on a lullcourt preu with 10 mlnuteo to Clllc._ • • .If 8 .636 2\l, pla,v, · LanRhalf led all ocdr.rs Ne" York · • .12 U .462 6\l, "1111 22 polnto. Tom Rooa no Detroit •••.• 10 IS .43.1 7 hlah for the Boars with 17. 6 18 .2$0 11\l, Dallamo r<lll1>ed owr Adrian Well (Mich,) 94-M, but loot Ito liar W, L. Pet. GB forward, Don Torbou•, 111 tbe Loo Anpleo •. 17 7 •708 procesa. Torbwte, holtlo tbe SID Frae>••••• 12 IS .480 5\l, achool'o aU-time ocorlnrroconl, SID 01110 •••• 12 IS .480 5\l, lett the &liDO •rly with a loot Allanla ••..•• 12 U .462 6 lnjui-y. Tbo win makes Defiance 11 1B .3711 8\l, U cud lllpt Adrlon wlnleu In Cld- ...... 10 17 .370 8'h In two IIUDOI. 1.orl')' Holden led - . , ••• , . 6 17 .281 li)lh Wodoelda,f'o Re1111lta Defiance "lth 17 points. lfloml oaally -ned Ballarr Phlledolphla 110 Sim Dleao 99 mini (Ky.) 8&-417 for a 1·1 s • Now York 01 Allaala 10 ''"' record. Mike Wren cud Baltimore 10 Detralt 106 Fnnln Lliaacs paced the Red- 101 99 olrlno with 16 pgnte apiece. - . , 12e Son FrUicloco 97 Walob loll to Clarion (Pa.) (OedJ - • .-led) 116-'19, Ito 8rot defeat In 'l'l1urldo,J'o Gamea pm11 IIIIo - - Chorl<o Col- Pblladolph1a at Clrlcaao Her of W:doh ll_.t aU aconn CO:>Il- .-....J With 28 poillla. Wltled>eq Capital Ito . second lou in. as man,y 1tart1 73-17 boblnd tho socond - hall a - . , . of Tim T - 1 ml LanRhalf Sf. LOUIS (UPI)-Football and and also went It detlnltely llated that the)' r:hore Ill radio·TV rlghta. 11tey say the Mil- from Point P I - H I R h School Ill 1966 ...t plans to attend a trade IChool oace be c._,,., Ton....tdll, Edlter Coach Art Lanhlm'a R to more from GrayiCil, Ky., a 19&7 Grande coneso RodmeCI wiD be i'"aduale of Prichard HIRb School IO<IIdnc for tholr flrll win of the where as a lellior he averepd 1968.$1 boskelball ...... tonlsbl 21 poloto IUid 10 r - per at Geor_, Collep, Georgo- game. Baker waa named to All.mwn, Ky., before making tholr Confermce, All -llol!looal IUid Allant home appearance of the District leaml and made Honor· I8UCI1 here Sltuntly. able MonUonAU-State. LUtyear, Local llno wiD aoa the Red- Baker led In a1siltl and averaged _ , Ill action for the llrll Ume 8.6 polnto per (I8Jile, tlll1 seaiOD at 2:30 p.m. SaturDarrell Ball - 6-1 Bqlhomore do,y Ill Gallla Academ,y H I R h from AmetvUle, 1 1967 graduScbooll)'lll when they WIBle with ate of ADios-Born llillh School the Flndl~J COllege Oilers Ill the Wllero he averapcl 15 polnto and 12 rebound1per pme, was named amual llomec:omlnt!Game. Lall year the Rodmeo loll to tho Athens Count;y AU-Lequo twice to Georaatuwn, H0-82 cud tWo IMSOill and received Hmtor. 85-84. 1bla Rio Grande able Jolentlon Ill the Dlllrlct r...-. hu loll Ito flrll two pmao of nament. La a year, Ball averaged the ......, to Berea Colle&o 83- 3.4 point& per pme. 73 and to Urbooa Colleao 103Bob Mabry - 6~ Junior tot. from Dayton. As a grac:Uate ~ COOoh Lanham lo bollmlnl:hls Da¥ton Roooevllt liiJh School, ninth roar u Athlotle Director Mobey was IUled to All-Cit', and Head ~ COOCII of All • Area, AU - Groator-Da,vlm tho Redmen. In elsbl 108110111 hill IUid All-Slate teama. As a freahRedman have woo 95 and loot 72 man at Rio Grande, Mabry averboUpmao. alllld 17.3 reboundl IUid 16.8 Here 11 a run down on the Bed- polnlo per pme with a shooting average ot .559. Last year, Mam•: Charleo Baker- 6-0...,.... bry averaged 2U robounda and ~lflieg .Gr~-~P Tops . St. Joseph, 90-88 .~ PAPER MATE PEN & PENCIL SETS 3. 95 Rio At Georgetown Tonight, Homecoming Tilt Saturday oea- )8 COMB& BRUSH SETS BROKE Awarded Soldiers Medal PT. PLEASANT - An 82n:l Airborne Dlvlsloa trooper has rece.lved tile Soldier'• Medal tor aavlng a ooldler from drown!DO lllllle In v._,, Speclalill 4 Cleo W. Greathouse, 20, or Point PleuauK, reeeived the medal, whleb Is preAnted ror heroism not invol~. lng eoolllct with t h o - · from General Jolin R. Deane Jr., <OIIIIII8IIdlng - a l of tbe 82nd, 11 a core111011Y oo Novem- up Lovely I ewelile Specialist 4 Greathouse %" Drill ................ 10.99 I Lovely Chrislmas Selection engines? II'ITH NO-TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEE II; 'f\ NIGH name, as do most Burmese. U, a title of respect, has 1 mean· lng simllar to "mister." Q- What is the most common fuel used in jet aircraft "Your Choice Specials" -I ,.,.._,toe. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY of u Thant, secretary-rneral of the United Nations A-U Thant has only one GifT I "'**-' OPEN the United States. A Good Way ·To """ .. ... *-"' ' the Security Council of the United Natwtu? A- France, Great Britain, Nationalist China, Russia and POWER TOOLS owner• are 1'680lute," Tbe ment• Dear Helen: BLACK 0. l Q-Which naliom are the Billy De Wolfe and L a r r y Speedwell\_ in 1620, carrying Storch, wbo'H co-.star in t h e the Pilgrims to the New cruise-ship comedy series ~·The World. Locoos St. Mlddl_t_, 11 --In&-· pn.-e CHASE HARIWARE a.--"':'._.;.,...,;,___, Tllrr....,, Doce- s, tNII ~lorlol"'l .. .....,.., have ~ tho doa't lliQieCt a re11c:mble II wu leamed that -.raJ Improvement Ia tile penlloa moellnr• thuo fir. oald tho prolldorrl of club. Cronin ... told by . • Pt'OIP'Uft," lllld CrGbln. u>JbJ.I could be a J'llll hlelb bo:eeboll alllclalo wore ltalematel If Aid ,pui4lmer stomnw Charpd -1111011 that tho pla,vero ...Wd ~ bul both - · .,...... rnaldD.I · to arranp a lll"'lrli: bolo1<10' "rather meet with the owners In liMo tbo ploJoro Bob ~do of tho Callfomla lbere IIIII """ p l - of Ume to ownoro IUid tbo Pla,)"OroAarnoclar than tbe ownerl' repreaeataeharpd. the ownera with ADeai•- · tile ponolan diiCplte threatono to dlor..,t maJor "~ taeti.CI. •• 'llHV' &110 before the OIJIIIUal baoeboU Uve•." 1 - e baiOball, Bul ~IJiow about that?" grinned Aid 1be owners hive "'Jin:S· Amerlcaa LN&uo Joe wlntez _ . . , . bore tnl oo Srltl,trdq. ''~bey tnNn ...... llid Tim Crrlolll. lured" some players Into Cronin IDII:nted tho McCarver ;, liMo St. Loulo matter Ulltlll 11 beiDa MP'tfed 1be OWDIJ'I' CIOUDI8I 0 John ., don't know they alJJ&II>i 1969 contractsCUdlnalo aboot tho 123 maJor and thoro IIIII could be a lrJI of Gahorln, boo met with loOIIor meau by a lack of neaotflttm," by throa1enlrJjr to !hom to 1....., pl~Jera wbo alined a !live and lake." Aed Manln and .PIQ'er repreaentltlve• on said Croni..D. "We've bad more tho mlnoro, and pla,vero .......,. llatement 11111111 they ...Wd Miller, the exeeuttve director of the ponsloa lll"OOnnent and tbe talks with them thaD they've the five-year minimum ror tbe reflrse to olgn their 1969 the Pl&¥era Auoelatloa who nox1 meot:lnR IJn ocheduled lor bad Ill tho peace talko Ill Parlo. _..,. program by tbreat... og eartract1 UJII:U the owners qree roloaaocl the llatomonl of the noxl Tuoadal Ill N.,. York. And wo have meet1ns · ''they wUl DeVer get" the to a new l8llel'al beneftt 123 pllyera, commented, 1 -there Hmrever, MWer ~~ tbe TUeadal. neeusary ftve years. players are angry because The current penlloa program '"NN me has said 1be owoer1 1• ample time to reach · Gahorln, cud not tho actual qnement llmicabl,y ... OlQJiros Ill March. Tbo ploJors oro dolll&lldlnR certain Improve- SAN FRANCISCO (UP0Tbere ...,.. mJ&hll' UllrY people on eaeb ISde of the renee I QUICK QUIZ Departure Pori festival; his wife was dead set Southampton, England, is agalnst it and she won the arguclosely identified with thP hisment with her u1timate ploy: she tory of North America beannounced she wa.s expecting ancause it was the port of deother bambino. parture (or the Mayflower and humor papo.- LAUGIIING WrrH THEM Dear Helen, l agree with "Pol-lt." Those ..1. P<111oroy-Middleport, o., Pension Argument Threatening Baseball •Atbose jokes." She doesntt have ING Lalell tblng for school floors Is durable carpellni, rm told It lalla l01J80r t11an Ule, rOQ!IreS leas upkeep. And tt•a considora- tough director, and Jadde Gleason. a legendary director - resister, got alq _..t>ly on Otto's u9ddoo"' rum coliUid,y ... Donald Pleaoance (lobulouoly nne In "Tbe Man in tbe Glass Booth"' on Bctwy .) 11 even more prOtld of his nve~year.old daughter Polly' a aetlog debut irl the Pixie Judy Troupe's ''Uttlest Clown" kiddie - production at Jud!IOII l,lall. A-Kerosene. Both turboprop and conventional ramjet engines use it as fuel. I - Tbo DollY - LOOK!.. FOR r• - five permanent tee. II, 'Ib11 year tM noon are even mud! f1 a ~ of hwnor, or . - - - - - - - - - - . worse. I MW tour dlflerent ldda m~Q"be she has a Hn&e ,_ her WI at ..- one da,y. ~noon own inadeQ'11ey. Usually a Jew 1re real prettJ, but ean't 10me- · can cell lbe fUJvdeat Joke a on tblng be done tile wax the)' Je,.o; prlella tell tho boll cathInterior & Elhrlor use?- EX HOP ALONG olle Joke&i and ennTeranalau&ll ., Carpenter Work Dear Ex: at Chemselve1, oc:cuionally. I Someone lhould auaeat oon - fl'lery doetor, politician or actor Repair and Palnllllt old4 """ to the aehool bootd be- beeame tneenNCI over jokoo """· CALL foro liMo dl:etrlct Is bit with a cernlng tholr pr<lfeoalllno, ,...d damage autt. have no comedlanl, eartoons. or Bltl,y'a pols know that•a fuM)- already - tor Bin& Crosb.Y Procluctloao, ...,., ed together in the Navy a eou. pie of wan ago ... ~belklwy.'l and ~·~ - 1>1)" .... D<oar Helen, TEXACO. - .' ; ·. ' to pl.ase men . . . we'•• been doing it of Christmases. CourtHus, helpful sales• poo·l!!! to auist you . :-+----....-~ I FOLDING UMBRELLA MEN'S SHAVE KIT Setf opening nylon um brella with zipper case. Handle of simulated leati'ler. Slack. All cowhide kit has zipper opening and waterproofed lining. Brown, black. ------- ~------ CUFF LINK SETS Assortment of cuff links with tie pin or bar. Many with semi-precious stones . ------PIGSKIN GLOVES Lu;~.urlousty pigskin gloves with smart stitching. All unlined. Pair. soft i MEN'S BILUOLDS Ti'lin, compact billfolds in choice leathers. S~ial credit card compartment. MEN'S HOSE Choice of wool and acrylic stretch hose that really ttay up. Subtle colors. �. . . . . -- .-. -·..... • - .... ..... . . . . . . . . ·-·~·· · ·_ TM Dally Seotlnel., Pomef"')'-MkkUepon. u., ·t'tllnOa;Y, utce__. ~ 1w.o aenlwa of a_proaecutor whotaa ·-·· therefore, 4o Nnb1 ,.. Jet been dopthed of hla U- algn my oftlee aa Proaecutblil: CfiDM and U~lhood even durlna" Auomoy, et!e<tl" fortliWIIhl· •• FUnd• of·'tbe eountJ l'tlllllla. theM. llllll ....u of the term; "With. ~ 'fP"CiaUoa tor llll(jn r.J3 "'-""~•l!lllboP~ the lqyal alii.POl'l aad aaalatance 1ccounted il>r and paid O\'Or 1o ouapendi!W £!>ling lndeltnitel.r. ' - " ' " ' to !!fl.... Local .... of Sheriff Denver A. Walker, the county audltDr. U...,.W biDt, re<OI'd ftleo lnd prOIJOI"Q' of.lllo The hearing by the of aenJtrl beUeve Cbe (!:Gftmlttee Pollee Ode! Jam Taylor, lnd prosecutor's otnce ahallbeJDide• Grievances and Diaclpllne was wUI ,...tnt Homlln C. Kbw. their men, IIIII for thole countheld on charges brooeht against ll<!>ubll.,.,..,lectlo the pr-cuf,. lea• trlenda and fell01r citizens avaJllblt to In)' 'BUC!CIIIOI' .... Ei>lllll( by the Ohio State Jill' Ar.- or'a -~ KIJw II d• lo take who Mve earnestly encourapd his oppolntmert and qulllA• aociation in November 1966, on over the post tor a tour )'eU' our elforta in law enforcement; Uon." , ' seven cOIBits of misconduct In- term betilllllni J1111. 1, 19119. Followllll( to EpHIIII'• res~~M­ cluding a ts..m.onth delay in ac· Uon: countlns to a client for mmey uHavinc faithfully dilcblrPd collected, hb hm:Dln@: or estate tho duUeo of llll' Dlflee, 1nd ,..,. matters as attorney for the ad-Tb~ ministrator, and the iaBUIIlce of ported tho c-\ltui!Gn of tho more then, 200 checks with lnaut- United Stotea and the SWe of Ohio, 11 Prnaeelllllll( Attoi'DOY; Ocient fl.lnd& u And havfnl dll.laentb" ei'P In December 1962, F.~~ll111 waa ' A .Gold Sllir forced thelawaoftbia atate,proe"publicly reprimanded" b)' the Ohio SUpreme Court for hia c«D- ecuttnc thoae who were pOty or Meicl\1111( duct aa an attorney, includlna crime, .Protectilll tboaewhowere "his persiatent habit of writ11'8 tnDO<ent. and de!endtrv to the checks without auftlcient lund&" ltmlto of my ~UUea tho good citiZens ot Gallla County; ~llrw's resignation waa sub"ADd, hoolng d011> all In my mitted to Common Ph~•• Judge Ronald R. calhoun •Dd waa prop- power to keep myselt able and erly ftled In the court's Joumll. quall!led fully to fulfill ll1o r&A cheek wtth Judp wnuam D. oponslbUIUes of my Dlflce to tho Radella; Admlnlstr1tl.. Assist- end of my term - but routrv ant to the Ohio Sq)reme Court. In that effort by some six weeks, yesterda,y, revealed that a suc-- thi"OIII(h the order of the &~~rome ceasor to the post of proaeeut- court of Ohio auapendinc my li1111( attorney may be owolntecl cense to practice law and to that Mondsy by the Glllll Count>' Re- extent llmltlJW my erteed.veneaa · as ,prosecutor in these last weeksi publican Ceri;ral Ccmmittee. "Alkt, llmiDK it to be in the The Gollta Coun1J< ll<l>ubllc:en POMEROY 111 w. '•d 992-2774 Central Cmlmittee la expected to beat lntereota of Glllta COUrn;)" meet Monday night to oppolnt I lnd Ita people that they hove the Epling Resigns as Prosecuting Attorn_ey _.1103' John A. fl>llrv, - trw two weeki qo was su!!l)ended b~ deltnltel.r !rom the practtee of law by the Ohio Slclreme court. oliladtted hlo realgnettoo WedaeldQ as Galllt. County ProsecuU~ Attorney. A Gallipolis ettorney since September 19S7, Epling WIS elected Galli& County Prosecut.- Attorrw:y fb 1964. He was de- July 10. He Uten tiled an appeal feated in the Nov. 5 elecUon for wtth tbe U. S. &~Jreme Court tho poet of Glllla County Com- whlt:h de<llaod to ltNoY. 1:1. mon Pleu c...rt Judp. After a holrlrv by Ita -..c1 of Grievances and Dleclplint In January 1967, the Ohio Supreme Court suspended F.llli~ on Junt 19, 1968. He ftled an appeU lor a rehearing whieh was denied On Nov. 18, tile Ohio Supreme Court executed ita June 19 order llllt _________..,.....__. '. MAlE IT A VISTA THIS CHRISTMAS New F111 Bike For IN YOUR LIFE ... Choose Name Brands BY ARROW - Sport ALSO: WAGONS - TRICYCLES - SLEDS SIDEWALK BIKES. Lay-a-way now for Christmas dreu ·ond Knit Shi;..s BY ARROW, RUGBY PURITAN ' IRW HDWE•.& LEATHER CAMPAIGNING - John T. Ej)llrv -lgned II the GoJ. lia Jr. Fair for the position of GalHa Councy Common Pleas Judge this autumn, while prosecutor, am while an order sus. perxling him as prosecutor was being appealed to the U. S. S~reme Court. BY SWAHK - Men'a • ------r-------------.- ------- . ~-.:: "~ .....; Sw"ters,cordigon, pullo¥er and turtle neclc jewelry, billfolds and travel kits BY SALVATORI _ WASI!INGTON (UPI) -U.S. olflclals are tr)'in8 to keep the ltd on ominous Middle East development threateninganoth~ er Arab--Israeli war. The State DOJ>artmen! late Wednesday called on Israel and Jordan to end their border clashes, and publicly asked tile Kremlin for some proof that Russia is working for &*I-Ce in the explo&i"Ve Middle East where Russia is bacldng the Arabs with arms. belts initialed and plain BY JAYMAR & HUBBARDS.aclcs, taperN and regular BY ARROW & REISPajamas BY STYLEMART MIDDISHADE & BROOKFIELDSuitt & tport coats DownieGross St. Main Pomeroy "A GOLD STAR STORE" ,. CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW OPEN! . GAMELY TOP OLDSTER NEW YORK (UP0- William Haggin Perry's Gamely nosed out Politely for the Thor~ oughbred Racing Associations top Older Filly or Mare champion of 1968. Gamely won seven of her 14 races this season, six ol them stakes pu~s . , .. --·-... • .. . . -·--··~., "-· .. ..... .. _..,.,_. ..:. t IS~t~ A Da.KOUNT DfPAATMUIT STOltE Many Solid Colors! 27 $ GIFT BOXED STATIONERY For Early Momlnr Late At NIPJ ~ Or Any Tlnit WOMENS W11s ( pq. WOMENS SKIRTS letteFr from th8 Medina Home renllng quallflcatlona lor eoterthere. A ~est waa made $2.87 Lonr Life 7~ ... Plaids, Solids Slims, Pleated Sizes 22 to 30 D~ .. - 1 u..ap Mf S. ~ ••• vwor;qol, •nu Mra. Bahr. Durinl tbe drQ!nl, Mro. Neutzllnoi played "Bsyond the &UIIet" and "How Great 1bou Art." Plane to remember the sick lnd olnlt-ln melllbel"o of . the temple lor Chrlstmao. Appointed aa bolteaae• tor Janu· ary were lllra. VIrginia Owena and Mra. Neutzllno!~ A Chr!Rnaa peril' aDd gift oxchanp wao held In CCli\Junctloa with the meeting. - c h · e1, cookies, and coffee were IOrYecl. lllra. Lemley decorated the teblea with a white Chrtatmas tHe lnd blue IIJhts. The blrthdlya of Mrs. MeFJ. hlnny, Mra. Chllda, Mra. Lem· ley, lnd Mro. Maxine OWeas were observed. were- Name Council . . i Alao aamOimeed wu the D11- lng hlo perenta, lllr. and Mro. Paul Frick. Sgt. Frick Jut returned from 1 Y-In Alaska. His wUe and 1011 were in Eddertun. Wise. with her parents whne ..:cnor, several member• were Sgt. Frick was In Alaska. He has · :!reported lll Mra. Adria &QTe now beeaaaafanedtoFortF1aher, ~s a patient· at..veteran~ Memor· near WOmtrwton, N.C., and the ~; Mn. Corrie Meinhart ta llmll1 wW be _,_ there after =::: Mal&o All Shoo · E. he!' · An Everyday Value! 1110\ Orion Acrylic: Womens Bulky · Whlto •""'- Sit. Frick"• 30 day leave. The DUST MOPS Sc:rew On s5e8"·7 Handl~ 3 Colors 94~ ,. ta"lOdley - - 1chool etaeo dlmerTuoldly the ..-eot1oa room the ~reCIIH per- . Au.ncuna wen Cbarrl Ball, Jane McCoy. Pam n.vt.a, Rul<!hel, Kim u.,man, Moore, and Teru Moon. -rt "-'" KDrn. Sr. Set. Frick .tolled with the Kom lamUy. Sgt. Frick lnd Korn were hllh · - ctas~~~~~~e~. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeka, Pomol"O)',and Mr. and Mra.JOO.. Weeki, Tom ancl Mar)' Beth, ReyDoldobura. ha,. returned Iran a Florida ,.eaUon. Durt,. their trtp they vlalted Mr. lnd lira. Jolm II. Bowen at Oneco, Fla., lnd Mr. ond Mro. John Rolllnion and BriMIIWick, CL Hlahlllhta of their ncatlon taciUded a .toll to the Clpol<emedy~ce Center wllere they viewed t h e llunchlng of • nx:ket and deep 1M ftlhlrw when 11 year old TUn weeklcowghtll~­ or. Bierce Recalled LADIES AUXIIJARY, Lewlo Manley Post 263, American Le-gion, IUilllllll Christmas party, 7 p. m. Thursday at the MOwtt Moriah Bepttot Church, Middleport. Richard O'Conner' a book. '"Letters of Ambrose Bierce," was reviewed by Mra. Everett Ha.,rea at Wednesday afternoon's meeting of the Middleport Liter· ary Club at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore. FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS CLASS, Enterprise United Methodist Church, Chrlstma 11 meettrc Friclay, 7:30 p. m. It Helen'o Beaut>' Shop; gift exchange. --- · ·HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Rutland O'Comer's book won an Ohioana award tltia ran at a columbus Children Given ~ Holiday Party baked IJ)Odl lor sale; proceeds to buy prizes in tbe Rutland home decorating contest. SATUIIDAY POMONA GRANGE dinner, served by the Sal IaWry PTA, food -tloa• to be token to the ac:hoOI Frldsy; klt<:hen work· era to report at 1:30 p.m. Sat~ unta.r: dining wori<ero at 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY A SAn.JRDAY nlghthlgbsehoOI danee peril' wW be held at the Meigs High SchOOl auditorium from 8 to 11 p.m. Jaya w1U emcee. Dance la schoOl IPODoorod, lnd open to the pUblic. Sf. PAUL'S UNITED Methodlat Church, Tup.Pil'B Plains, U1~ aual Chrlatmaa Bazaar, satur- · -.Dec. 7, attheTuppera Plalno Grado Sebool, - · for bazaar at 3 _p.m.; dioner Hn'ed from 4:30-7 . p.m.; pro- A perty wao held Soturdll)' el- temoon In the recreatl.m room of the ~raeuse Nazarene par. aonaae lor the runery, kinderprieD, primary, and junior classes of the &lnday school. The Thankqivlng theme waa carrled out WUh Mrs. A. E. Mill· er givlno! a chalk talk lnd 11oty. Games were played and refresh· menta were served. At the party wereRonnie,Dean, and Barry Statts, Kenny andKeren Guinther; Darlene Duncan, Patricia Autherson, Willie aDd Jenny Levacy; David Baas, Mary Bass, Tlmm,y, Melissa, Tere&a, Debbie and Kimberly Imboden; Paala and Sorah McCoy, Mrs. Leonard Bass, Mrs. Bob Moore, and the Rev. and Mrs. A.. E. J.O.U.er. • ' TWO ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT- Arrests re-ceeds ror conatructioll of a new corded at tile councy .iltl during the paat 24 hours were George eburcb. Allen, 44, Pt. PIMsant, and Grace J. Easter, 58. Pt. Pleasant, each charged with unlawful cohabtu..tlon. E&H Bond s.Jes At 827.5 Million Ohio ealeo of Sorles E&H Uniteel statesS&vingaBondaandFreedom 9JareainOctoberwere$27.S million. The atate attained 73•0 Holiday. .. million. ThoOOore T. Reed, Jr., Metga County Volunteer S&vi~W• Bon:ls Chairman, roported October Bond an:l Share Illes IDtheeot& t,y were $18,511. The eourqreacbed 78.5 ,per ceat ot Ita annua1 wes goot the end of Octo. ber ~~~~~H~~~l~l~:!.t' Mom. SOc Sl.OO $2.00 $3.00 $5.00 $10.00 $12.50 $25 S50 $100 $150 $250 $500 INSULATED FOOD JARS The Farmers Batt And Savings Co. M•m. .r federal Deposit .lnaurance Corp. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Keeps Food Fresh Keeps Food Fresh Unbreakable! 5% oz. . .\ ForeatRo~e28&; Mra. Prlbble WUson, past atate cowtCUor and cleputy of Glllta 114, and Mr1. ha Staey, atate credential c<mmittee member, and cleputy of Council 254, Gold- Christmas Play Given A Cbrt 5tmaa pla,y, "'lbere' s No T1me Like Cbrlatmal, .. hl&h- . fOR lH( ~OUOAY~ .. llsllted a meuUIII( of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Socloly or the Mlcldleport Firat Boptlot Church Tueodll)' nl&lrt. Roles in the _preaentatlal were taken by Barbara Anthc>Qy, Kent Kloea, Judy Owen, Mrs. MamJ.ng BONDED ORLONS Size 10 thru ~8 NEW SHIPMENT DRESSES BONDED AND JERSEYS s1 O·gs ~SIZES 14\2 thru 24~ MEMBER MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A·RAMA Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Simons, and Mrs. Paul Smart were chairmen lor the dessert smorgaabord served roUowtag the meetllll(. · Glft-A-Romo and GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE LADIES HANDBAGS GAME Su11ntl•s Newett Foil & Winter 2.59 ., 'RECORDS "GOLDMIHE" C UTCH WALLET GLOVES 94~ pr. .OUR Christmas ALBUMS (J(N" ~,.----.<White ond 12'" SEWING CHESTS .Aut. Colors 1.99 up LADIES BILLFOLDS 1e00..2e00 .rm(/.,ft'rV'. •t"Ji,i (/A,MtN«M AS LOW AS 10c each PLASTIC Lonr Playlnr Monaural and St•eo tflkfl,ytJH Mice Selection Our Micett Selection Ever Hoveltiet For Hanging On Tree or Table D•corations 1.98 JUST ARRIVED of TREE ORHAME LAOI ES VlHYL IU.E lATH 1.00 ., lin~ Christmas nuW ntHIJ. IIH~If· 19M- II:, ftHJ ~,,., (,:l,,'"'ffo- '"'my.h' ""'',;,,. .rAo,IJ VISIT OUR NElLY REMODELED BEAUTY BAR . '"'rY.I'"'" ,P'""Itt.Ja ~-· ,A,tmtrAr . .,.,,,..,21'' _.,.~,Nf!litl. /«"(1 ,_ .,~-· ~ -""'~· anti!NIN>It" DUTJONS ' \" PRESCRIPTIONS ARE ·oultA!AtN BUSINESS .. . '. ' ' . " •·:--·-···:·--:·······-····· '"' 2.19 Bulbs t.urn ind.,endently 6fl., ioXID . .· 'HANIEICHIEFS 7ft .iOX ff . 'A',i/bmvJ (/An:wHNN "'''" ""-q,;,· ~- . LIGHT SETS 15 LITE (fJ.rit .• . iNBRIGHT HOLIDAY COLORS Kloea, Mra. Rld:lard OWen, Mrs. Charles Simon, IUld Mrs. TM.Y Fowler. SAnborn Soclet;y members took the part of carolers and sang the earolswhlchlnterapersed the si>08klnf!parll. The Chrlot. mas story from St. Ulke by Mrs . Fowler ooncluded the _program . A carol medley by Mrs. Gerald Anthony at the organ opened the meeting. Mrs. Beulah White of the Dorcas Circle prelellted devotions using "How Far 1' It to Bethlehem" aa her theme. Mrs. Simons reported that three besketo of food hod been delivered to needy lamilles of dle Community. It was also not.~ ed that the children from the Children's Home wlll be pests at the annual Christmas program to be presented on Dee. 22 . A visit from Santa wW be a feature or that service. Styles . ,. OHIO Middle~ ' HAVE A . • state councUor, DRESSES INFANTS TO SIZE 12 BY - - NANNETTE, CINDERELLA, POLLY FLINDERS SLIPS, PANTIES, BLOUSES, SWEATERS per cent of ita 1968 goal October 31, with 1*1 sales or $269.2 :: ltlzt (/JtY;>'Imll•" .'7'1/.rho! trf~. " 2Sc meeting of theassoclationaUend-ed by Mrs. Hayes. Bierce was born in 1842 in Meigs County in the Horse Cave area near Bashan. He resided here until he was 14 years old when the famil:y mo\'00 to lndi· ana where his rather operated a 18kcre rarm. Mrs. Hayes spoke or Bierce's love or literature, particularly Alexander Pope's translation of 41 Homer." Wit and satire marked his writings, which began on a newspaper. A Union soldier, he is credited as being the first correspondent to describe war rtiiJ. lsUcllly. He wrote a popular collDIIn for the Hearst newspaper in San Francisco. Amons the collection ofletters to young writers included in the book were those to Gertrude Atherton, Edwin Markum, Jauchlm Miller and Hart Crane. Mrs. Hayes described Bierce •• being (C)posed both to socialism aD:~ predatory capitalism, and a "'man or the truth." He married Ellen Day, daughter of a we.l.thy engineer, and had two childrerL After retiring from the Hearst news_papers, Bierce reportedly went to Mexico to write about a revolution. He diaapo. peared while there. Articles madebydtebllndwere displayed at the meeting. This is 1 10111(-dme lund ralotng prQject otthe club for tile Ohio Division of the Blind. It WIS armot11ced that Mrs. Betty Fultz wUI be hostes11 for the Dec. 11 meetina. Mrs. Rlct.rd Owen will give the review. Mem. bers responlled to roll call with commente on theprogrom. Qondy .JJIS served by the hostess. FROM·. 99e ..................... Flasllll&ht Batt.les .•.. 7c Shoe Laces ••• 3 pr. far 17c: 5c Candy B•s ......... 4c: 5c Cbewlnl Gum ....... 4c: m. There wUI be a $1 gift exchance. A vote or thanks waa given to Mrs. Faw-rde De~~Cher, Mra. MaxIne C..ln and Mro. Mary wuc.,.. en who assisted in prepariog tho wrkey dinner. AUendlrw were Mr1. Wakely, dlttrlct deputy, _past state eouncUor, and OIUGnal representati-ve; Mrs. Edith BetzlrJI, past The ....,.t Christmas parey or Wlkeb, cliotrlct depur, of (lol6. the Daua:htera d America Dt~ en Gleam CouncU 254, the distrtct IS Deputy Club, state and trict nUy to be held at Martoue district offtcera, Wll held &n- on Ai>rtl 11 at the Legion Hill dll)' II Llltle Hocldrv with the .was a1'1DDUDC1d. She urged the dep111URSDAY CATfi:OLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 Little Hocking counctlll4 the hoot uties or the eoUncU 11 tD get rei• statements and DeW members to p.m. Thursdly, Obio Power co., grol(). toke to the nlly. A precUce lor Decorations for the dinner ta-Pomeroy; demonstration on the rally was announced f o r "Christmas In Many Landa." bles featured on.mental trees BETTY FAST DemonatraUon, flanked by red llM green candles Mil-ch 30 ot 1:30 p. m. at ClleoMlddliPOrt Amateur Gardener& in cryatal holders aurroun:ted at ter. Deputies are to meet at 1 sponsors. 1:30 p.m. Thurd)', tile bose by holly and ptne. Gllta p. m. that clay. lt was voted that past councU Middleport Elementary audttor- ror ~n exchange were placed be-deputies ·•nil past d1atr1et depuneoth 1 Usllted tree. Mro. Ruby hDII. Ues Will be ellgl.ble tor memberEV ANGEIJNE CHAPTER 172, Matheny gave grace preceding the ship In tho cleptty cl..,. Mrs. ErOrder of Cbe Eaatern Star. in- cUnner. ma Cleland reported on the prii)'~here was grcqt lirwirw ~ stallation, 7:30 p.·m. Thursdaf, Ioa:t.nllpen sale. ChrlstmH carols with Mrs. Hel· Ma-CTeJI!Ille. Mrs. Wakely announced the en Wolfe ol Chester, the district PAST CHIEFS, Mqnolta TemDllltrict 13 Past CouDcllora ~ ple, Pythian statera, ctlriatmaa plani1t, accompanyi.~ Mn. dinner. Thurada,y, 6:15 p, m., Faye Parlin read a season's sociation anrl.lll Chriatm11 db~ nor 1nd party to be held Suncill)' . Trlnley United Church or'01rls~ greeurw. at the Redwood Inn, Bel,Pre, 1 p. During the business sessloo alft exchange at party to to11011r. presided owr by Mrs. E d I t h LAUREL CUFF Better Health Club Chriatmaa dinner, 8:30 p. m. Thursday, Mil rUn Reataurart; ,party to follow at home or Mrs. Lawrence Eblin; $1 gUt exchange. Mlddleporti ter, Mr.andMrs.GeorgeMorrls. Sgt. and hlro. Robert E. Frick lnd son, TCIIUIIl, are here visit.- en Gleem, Marietta. Deputlet attendl~ were Mra. Mugaret Sold.,.bel, Thendorus 17; Mrs. MOlle Mobberly, New Mat.mora1 $3; Mrs. Nettle Hues, Forest Rose 285; M r a. F-l)'e Hoselton, BeUe Prairie 269 ard Mrs. Erma Oeland, <beater 323. Paat deputle• present were Mra. Bea Moyer, Mrs. Mal')' WUcoxen and MrL Faye P•rlin. District otncera attending were Either Ridenour, Che1ter, dlatrict con:luctor; Mra. BuWra Sargent, <.:beater. district warden; Mrs. Helen Wolfe, Cheater, district pianist; Mrs. sally Smith, Marietta, district junior . ,pe,at councUor; Mra. Anna Kehl, Marietta; Mra. Nora Ta,ylor, Ameri· e.n Beauty COuncil St; Mrs. Edra iletbel, clistrlct ISIOC!ate Junior past councllor; Elizabeth na~ lela, Gallla Council, and M r a. l&ry Austin, diatrictinaide serJt... tnel, Gallla CouncU . District chorus membera dlere were Mrs. Matheny, Mrs. Lirxta McVay 11'11 Mra. Tillie Clark. Deputy Club Party Held Officers~:~ ::.:,or.;;.:~~: homemade articles, . ::lrl<t 13 Pill Counelloro Aleo. :):lotion Cbrl.-o dlmer to be ~old at the Redwood Ibn, Belt>re. ·;pn Dec. 8. There ..W be a $1 ;:,tft exclwlal!. : During tbe meetiDi pruided ·~er by Mra. Della stabl, c:oun. Mro. R. SWEATEIS ond Cryotol D..U... UV"V ... • · • POLYETHYLENE LINEAR POMEROY ••• read. AliO presented was a SSpaghetti Dinner -: Given on Tuesday Decorated Receive Next :1'1 Mra. Grace stace, a deceased member. Mrs. Lemley waa as~ silted In the ceremoa.v b7 Mrs. c...,te returned ~from North ~..al, aad MrL, Famte McNamee C.rollla where they went to ar'!Pf1 Mra. Ada 'lloot remain iU at ranp livlnaqUU1era. 'lbelraev~e. en month old son remained here • It wu reported that UWe with hi• ararQtuen~_. :&uck loot a Dleee b y - . Mro. ' lllr. IJKI lllro. George Korn. Jr. )lottie "-"' reed 1 note from lnd ..... Brei llld !lrtan. were :)Ira. ~ Bishop and Mr1. . here over the weekend tor a .,._ :;.uma Wlfldall ofColumbuo-- toted Thankqlvlng obaer,.nee ~ with hlo perenta, Mr. lnd lllro. New Hoi iday Colors SELF-BELTS ' HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE f!ay Eoch Week " " oommlttee were Mro. Dorio ~ley, lllrs. Opal BlaB, lnd ~~·· Melnbart. : Mrs. Etta Lemley, retlrln& post aeellent chief, .Presided the meeUIII(. Pro teem Dill~ra "ere Mrs. Meinhart aDd '!"'"· Opal Bias. It wao rOJ)Ort.Jiil tho! $101 bad been ll'en! for ~trulltic work and !hot 30 sick ;tiaita hid been made du:rlq tbe "toot mooth. A holiday greeUIII( from Agneo ~Woodard, &rand chief of Ohio, :cmflned to ~zer; Mra. Helen ::J!aer to I patient II Melp Gen- ACCOUNT OPEN fRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 :l,lnotallaUoo or the new olltcera 111 Jan. 7. AI>Polnted to the audit- : Trucks FARMERS BANI AND SAVINGS CO. TODAY muatciao. Mn. Neutzl1ng ::waa alao elected grand repre~-tentatlve, wltll Mrs. Bet:t;y Biggs ... tbe alternate. . . -i' Plana were made for a formal )rao planned Tar Dec. 16 at Mro. Helen Kennedy, Akron, :IJ'hlch U111t \~!ere wW be a 50 spent severo! days recenUy with r~~~IIDilcookloalnd Mro. Edith Thomls and lllrl, . lift~ ~;;,.;..:;.. , . ·. ~ Wl&llna, Pomeroy, lnd rei_. "" ·iUf'Coune:llotl pu1;y • • &Uvea Iii the Cheshire areL - e e d !of Dec. 12 II the Mra. Fronk Rovlere or Ather~ United Church of Cbrtilty ton, calif., waa the recent vial~ :la:30 p.m., With a $1 gift u- or of her lither, Al!red Elber~. • reid, and brother-in-law ancl ala- Etglnn aua ~In& :Vella Stahl, - · FRICTION TOY CARS Sock It To Me! CHRISTMAS f::"'-"t•· :: The anJlUB). Chrlltmu party Packa1e Of 2 THE HIT Of THE STATIONERY SHOW 1969 Mldd!OjlOrl h 40 Letter Sheets 20 envelopes Beautiful Linen, 1969 Calendar Towel will be presented to you at Fanners Bank and Savinrs Co. upon enrollment in the 1969 ChristClub. ·' Mro. Opal Blua wu elected for a contribution for the Chrlat. .." moat excellent ddef when MeJp maa cheer at the home. "'Tem.,le, P¥th1an Slaten met In her ftrot Dlflelal letter to the temple, the &rlllldcblefthank' ~ nl&lrt II tho ' haD. ed mtmben for &lliltance with Otber Dlflcers et.- lor the the GrlndSolllmlaeteUaUonand • 1969 Y- were Mra. Vlrtllnla alked fuU coeperatiool Wrtng the ::;a-to, axcenent - ; Mro. oomtng 7-. Her project wW be :;,)laxine Owens, excellent Junior; the purchaae o1. new hoapital BOUy Btao, .......,.; Mro. equ!JIIIIont lor the Medlaa home. .. BeU;y stNmcer. treasurer; Mra. A rtQ~elt wu made for a do-;?~elle Bohr, prnledor,and Mro. notlm to the Chrllbnu lnd en• GeMVtevo Meinhart, guanl. tertalnmen! oomm!Ueo or the : Mra. Betty BiaP waa named Knishta ot Pyttdaa h o m e· In ; .trustee, Mra. Martha Chlldo, ~lngl!eld. ~·Ita!(· captala, and Mra. Ben NeutzThe cbarter wu draped for E Black, Etc. -All Reaular Sizes For Dress or Utility! Of Man Mad•.f lbJrs.. Black, Brown, Red One Size Stretch :Elected Chief ;:w. SWEAT SHIRTS White, Grey, Blue, Red Insert Neck Mock Turtle Racer Stripe ,. o., Tlurldly, Deeember b MENS LONG SlEEVE Womens Lined The DoUy SOntlnel, p,...roy.Middlepor4 Officers for 1969 were elect· In& the council ror the anniver.., ad and holldq activltiea were aary dl.mer. ;p!anned al Moocia¥ night'o men!The clistrlct r1Uy to be held '!lng of Theodonta Council 17 al the LQicll hall In Marlet1a :::Oauatrt.era ot America, held at on AprU 10 was announced, as ;thott. wu a practice to be held .., ; _ Elected were Mro. Berthe Plr- Mar<:h 30 at Cheller. The preccouncilor; Mrs. Norma tl.ee to be beld at 1:30 will be ~Chapman, BOeoclate COUDcllor; preceded by a meellntl of the !c_Mra. Cora ~e, vice counct. deputies. .....-; hlrl. Etta Lemley, cooduc:tMrl. Winona Cooh, nrdeD; a. Loille. Cohen, lnalde eentl; Mrs. Edna' Reibel, ulla· ::lant ltnancW oecretory ,and hlro. Warm Fleece IJnings OPEN YOUR There is no better way Ill have the money you need for your holiday shopping next year. Save as little as fifty cents weekly. Start the New Year in 1970 without bi lis. SUPPLY~ SHOP EITHER OF OUR STORES POINT PLEASANT-MASON-GALLIPOLIS hery Day Low Prlcesl Free Parkhill OPI1N FRI . & SAT . HIGHTS When In Doubt, Give A Gift Certificate From His Favorite Store of AII .Aies !- This Store" 'Is ParticiPGiillg In The Middleport Relllil Merd1ants Chrisllllas Pro•oliOII 24 LITE SET...... ·- ·-·········· ·········· oot •. 79 lndopendoot bumlnt OUTDOOR SET with Bit C.9 Bolb l LITE SET 1.69 15 LITE SET 3.39 ~NIATURE LITE SET SPECIAL 50 LITEL•...·-·-·····- 1.99 oot With Pooh In Lolilpa 2• n ••••• . . :f . Checkers ·Chess , Dominoes Monopoly Old Maid Quija Boards ·Twister Safety Dart Game Etc:h-A-$ketc:h Scrabble Cootie Yantzee Sc:rlbbare · Tinker Toys Lincoln Lors · Potato Head orr Palntlnr Sets Rub-Ons Splnorraph Nurse Kit Telephones Hobby Kits T OJ OPEN NIGHTS STARTING 2." ~~~~~~~~~· ~~~:: 1oo ,. hol4 $.2;000,~. "' ..,. .. tot y.. r f11· ••r.i'hire. Cars, }lc:kot Melt DEC. 13 f1n toM1 tla.i ~ 1 �. . . . . -- .-. -·..... • - .... ..... . . . . . . . . ·-·~·· · ·_ TM Dally Seotlnel., Pomef"')'-MkkUepon. u., ·t'tllnOa;Y, utce__. ~ 1w.o aenlwa of a_proaecutor whotaa ·-·· therefore, 4o Nnb1 ,.. Jet been dopthed of hla U- algn my oftlee aa Proaecutblil: CfiDM and U~lhood even durlna" Auomoy, et!e<tl" fortliWIIhl· •• FUnd• of·'tbe eountJ l'tlllllla. theM. llllll ....u of the term; "With. ~ 'fP"CiaUoa tor llll(jn r.J3 "'-""~•l!lllboP~ the lqyal alii.POl'l aad aaalatance 1ccounted il>r and paid O\'Or 1o ouapendi!W £!>ling lndeltnitel.r. ' - " ' " ' to !!fl.... Local .... of Sheriff Denver A. Walker, the county audltDr. U...,.W biDt, re<OI'd ftleo lnd prOIJOI"Q' of.lllo The hearing by the of aenJtrl beUeve Cbe (!:Gftmlttee Pollee Ode! Jam Taylor, lnd prosecutor's otnce ahallbeJDide• Grievances and Diaclpllne was wUI ,...tnt Homlln C. Kbw. their men, IIIII for thole countheld on charges brooeht against ll<!>ubll.,.,..,lectlo the pr-cuf,. lea• trlenda and fell01r citizens avaJllblt to In)' 'BUC!CIIIOI' .... Ei>lllll( by the Ohio State Jill' Ar.- or'a -~ KIJw II d• lo take who Mve earnestly encourapd his oppolntmert and qulllA• aociation in November 1966, on over the post tor a tour )'eU' our elforta in law enforcement; Uon." , ' seven cOIBits of misconduct In- term betilllllni J1111. 1, 19119. Followllll( to EpHIIII'• res~~M­ cluding a ts..m.onth delay in ac· Uon: countlns to a client for mmey uHavinc faithfully dilcblrPd collected, hb hm:Dln@: or estate tho duUeo of llll' Dlflee, 1nd ,..,. matters as attorney for the ad-Tb~ ministrator, and the iaBUIIlce of ported tho c-\ltui!Gn of tho more then, 200 checks with lnaut- United Stotea and the SWe of Ohio, 11 Prnaeelllllll( Attoi'DOY; Ocient fl.lnd& u And havfnl dll.laentb" ei'P In December 1962, F.~~ll111 waa ' A .Gold Sllir forced thelawaoftbia atate,proe"publicly reprimanded" b)' the Ohio SUpreme Court for hia c«D- ecuttnc thoae who were pOty or Meicl\1111( duct aa an attorney, includlna crime, .Protectilll tboaewhowere "his persiatent habit of writ11'8 tnDO<ent. and de!endtrv to the checks without auftlcient lund&" ltmlto of my ~UUea tho good citiZens ot Gallla County; ~llrw's resignation waa sub"ADd, hoolng d011> all In my mitted to Common Ph~•• Judge Ronald R. calhoun •Dd waa prop- power to keep myselt able and erly ftled In the court's Joumll. quall!led fully to fulfill ll1o r&A cheek wtth Judp wnuam D. oponslbUIUes of my Dlflce to tho Radella; Admlnlstr1tl.. Assist- end of my term - but routrv ant to the Ohio Sq)reme Court. In that effort by some six weeks, yesterda,y, revealed that a suc-- thi"OIII(h the order of the &~~rome ceasor to the post of proaeeut- court of Ohio auapendinc my li1111( attorney may be owolntecl cense to practice law and to that Mondsy by the Glllll Count>' Re- extent llmltlJW my erteed.veneaa · as ,prosecutor in these last weeksi publican Ceri;ral Ccmmittee. "Alkt, llmiDK it to be in the The Gollta Coun1J< ll<l>ubllc:en POMEROY 111 w. '•d 992-2774 Central Cmlmittee la expected to beat lntereota of Glllta COUrn;)" meet Monday night to oppolnt I lnd Ita people that they hove the Epling Resigns as Prosecuting Attorn_ey _.1103' John A. fl>llrv, - trw two weeki qo was su!!l)ended b~ deltnltel.r !rom the practtee of law by the Ohio Slclreme court. oliladtted hlo realgnettoo WedaeldQ as Galllt. County ProsecuU~ Attorney. A Gallipolis ettorney since September 19S7, Epling WIS elected Galli& County Prosecut.- Attorrw:y fb 1964. He was de- July 10. He Uten tiled an appeal feated in the Nov. 5 elecUon for wtth tbe U. S. &~Jreme Court tho poet of Glllla County Com- whlt:h de<llaod to ltNoY. 1:1. mon Pleu c...rt Judp. After a holrlrv by Ita -..c1 of Grievances and Dleclplint In January 1967, the Ohio Supreme Court suspended F.llli~ on Junt 19, 1968. He ftled an appeU lor a rehearing whieh was denied On Nov. 18, tile Ohio Supreme Court executed ita June 19 order llllt _________..,.....__. '. MAlE IT A VISTA THIS CHRISTMAS New F111 Bike For IN YOUR LIFE ... Choose Name Brands BY ARROW - Sport ALSO: WAGONS - TRICYCLES - SLEDS SIDEWALK BIKES. Lay-a-way now for Christmas dreu ·ond Knit Shi;..s BY ARROW, RUGBY PURITAN ' IRW HDWE•.& LEATHER CAMPAIGNING - John T. Ej)llrv -lgned II the GoJ. lia Jr. Fair for the position of GalHa Councy Common Pleas Judge this autumn, while prosecutor, am while an order sus. perxling him as prosecutor was being appealed to the U. S. S~reme Court. BY SWAHK - Men'a • ------r-------------.- ------- . ~-.:: "~ .....; Sw"ters,cordigon, pullo¥er and turtle neclc jewelry, billfolds and travel kits BY SALVATORI _ WASI!INGTON (UPI) -U.S. olflclals are tr)'in8 to keep the ltd on ominous Middle East development threateninganoth~ er Arab--Israeli war. The State DOJ>artmen! late Wednesday called on Israel and Jordan to end their border clashes, and publicly asked tile Kremlin for some proof that Russia is working for &*I-Ce in the explo&i"Ve Middle East where Russia is bacldng the Arabs with arms. belts initialed and plain BY JAYMAR & HUBBARDS.aclcs, taperN and regular BY ARROW & REISPajamas BY STYLEMART MIDDISHADE & BROOKFIELDSuitt & tport coats DownieGross St. Main Pomeroy "A GOLD STAR STORE" ,. CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW OPEN! . GAMELY TOP OLDSTER NEW YORK (UP0- William Haggin Perry's Gamely nosed out Politely for the Thor~ oughbred Racing Associations top Older Filly or Mare champion of 1968. Gamely won seven of her 14 races this season, six ol them stakes pu~s . , .. --·-... • .. . . -·--··~., "-· .. ..... .. _..,.,_. ..:. t IS~t~ A Da.KOUNT DfPAATMUIT STOltE Many Solid Colors! 27 $ GIFT BOXED STATIONERY For Early Momlnr Late At NIPJ ~ Or Any Tlnit WOMENS W11s ( pq. WOMENS SKIRTS letteFr from th8 Medina Home renllng quallflcatlona lor eoterthere. A ~est waa made $2.87 Lonr Life 7~ ... Plaids, Solids Slims, Pleated Sizes 22 to 30 D~ .. - 1 u..ap Mf S. ~ ••• vwor;qol, •nu Mra. Bahr. Durinl tbe drQ!nl, Mro. Neutzllnoi played "Bsyond the &UIIet" and "How Great 1bou Art." Plane to remember the sick lnd olnlt-ln melllbel"o of . the temple lor Chrlstmao. Appointed aa bolteaae• tor Janu· ary were lllra. VIrginia Owena and Mra. Neutzllno!~ A Chr!Rnaa peril' aDd gift oxchanp wao held In CCli\Junctloa with the meeting. - c h · e1, cookies, and coffee were IOrYecl. lllra. Lemley decorated the teblea with a white Chrtatmas tHe lnd blue IIJhts. The blrthdlya of Mrs. MeFJ. hlnny, Mra. Chllda, Mra. Lem· ley, lnd Mro. Maxine OWeas were observed. were- Name Council . . i Alao aamOimeed wu the D11- lng hlo perenta, lllr. and Mro. Paul Frick. Sgt. Frick Jut returned from 1 Y-In Alaska. His wUe and 1011 were in Eddertun. Wise. with her parents whne ..:cnor, several member• were Sgt. Frick was In Alaska. He has · :!reported lll Mra. Adria &QTe now beeaaaafanedtoFortF1aher, ~s a patient· at..veteran~ Memor· near WOmtrwton, N.C., and the ~; Mn. Corrie Meinhart ta llmll1 wW be _,_ there after =::: Mal&o All Shoo · E. he!' · An Everyday Value! 1110\ Orion Acrylic: Womens Bulky · Whlto •""'- Sit. Frick"• 30 day leave. The DUST MOPS Sc:rew On s5e8"·7 Handl~ 3 Colors 94~ ,. ta"lOdley - - 1chool etaeo dlmerTuoldly the ..-eot1oa room the ~reCIIH per- . Au.ncuna wen Cbarrl Ball, Jane McCoy. Pam n.vt.a, Rul<!hel, Kim u.,man, Moore, and Teru Moon. -rt "-'" KDrn. Sr. Set. Frick .tolled with the Kom lamUy. Sgt. Frick lnd Korn were hllh · - ctas~~~~~~e~. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeka, Pomol"O)',and Mr. and Mra.JOO.. Weeki, Tom ancl Mar)' Beth, ReyDoldobura. ha,. returned Iran a Florida ,.eaUon. Durt,. their trtp they vlalted Mr. lnd lira. Jolm II. Bowen at Oneco, Fla., lnd Mr. ond Mro. John Rolllnion and BriMIIWick, CL Hlahlllhta of their ncatlon taciUded a .toll to the Clpol<emedy~ce Center wllere they viewed t h e llunchlng of • nx:ket and deep 1M ftlhlrw when 11 year old TUn weeklcowghtll~­ or. Bierce Recalled LADIES AUXIIJARY, Lewlo Manley Post 263, American Le-gion, IUilllllll Christmas party, 7 p. m. Thursday at the MOwtt Moriah Bepttot Church, Middleport. Richard O'Conner' a book. '"Letters of Ambrose Bierce," was reviewed by Mra. Everett Ha.,rea at Wednesday afternoon's meeting of the Middleport Liter· ary Club at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore. FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS CLASS, Enterprise United Methodist Church, Chrlstma 11 meettrc Friclay, 7:30 p. m. It Helen'o Beaut>' Shop; gift exchange. --- · ·HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Rutland O'Comer's book won an Ohioana award tltia ran at a columbus Children Given ~ Holiday Party baked IJ)Odl lor sale; proceeds to buy prizes in tbe Rutland home decorating contest. SATUIIDAY POMONA GRANGE dinner, served by the Sal IaWry PTA, food -tloa• to be token to the ac:hoOI Frldsy; klt<:hen work· era to report at 1:30 p.m. Sat~ unta.r: dining wori<ero at 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY A SAn.JRDAY nlghthlgbsehoOI danee peril' wW be held at the Meigs High SchOOl auditorium from 8 to 11 p.m. Jaya w1U emcee. Dance la schoOl IPODoorod, lnd open to the pUblic. Sf. PAUL'S UNITED Methodlat Church, Tup.Pil'B Plains, U1~ aual Chrlatmaa Bazaar, satur- · -.Dec. 7, attheTuppera Plalno Grado Sebool, - · for bazaar at 3 _p.m.; dioner Hn'ed from 4:30-7 . p.m.; pro- A perty wao held Soturdll)' el- temoon In the recreatl.m room of the ~raeuse Nazarene par. aonaae lor the runery, kinderprieD, primary, and junior classes of the &lnday school. The Thankqivlng theme waa carrled out WUh Mrs. A. E. Mill· er givlno! a chalk talk lnd 11oty. Games were played and refresh· menta were served. At the party wereRonnie,Dean, and Barry Statts, Kenny andKeren Guinther; Darlene Duncan, Patricia Autherson, Willie aDd Jenny Levacy; David Baas, Mary Bass, Tlmm,y, Melissa, Tere&a, Debbie and Kimberly Imboden; Paala and Sorah McCoy, Mrs. Leonard Bass, Mrs. Bob Moore, and the Rev. and Mrs. A.. E. J.O.U.er. • ' TWO ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT- Arrests re-ceeds ror conatructioll of a new corded at tile councy .iltl during the paat 24 hours were George eburcb. Allen, 44, Pt. PIMsant, and Grace J. Easter, 58. Pt. Pleasant, each charged with unlawful cohabtu..tlon. E&H Bond s.Jes At 827.5 Million Ohio ealeo of Sorles E&H Uniteel statesS&vingaBondaandFreedom 9JareainOctoberwere$27.S million. The atate attained 73•0 Holiday. .. million. ThoOOore T. Reed, Jr., Metga County Volunteer S&vi~W• Bon:ls Chairman, roported October Bond an:l Share Illes IDtheeot& t,y were $18,511. The eourqreacbed 78.5 ,per ceat ot Ita annua1 wes goot the end of Octo. ber ~~~~~H~~~l~l~:!.t' Mom. SOc Sl.OO $2.00 $3.00 $5.00 $10.00 $12.50 $25 S50 $100 $150 $250 $500 INSULATED FOOD JARS The Farmers Batt And Savings Co. M•m. .r federal Deposit .lnaurance Corp. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Keeps Food Fresh Keeps Food Fresh Unbreakable! 5% oz. . .\ ForeatRo~e28&; Mra. Prlbble WUson, past atate cowtCUor and cleputy of Glllta 114, and Mr1. ha Staey, atate credential c<mmittee member, and cleputy of Council 254, Gold- Christmas Play Given A Cbrt 5tmaa pla,y, "'lbere' s No T1me Like Cbrlatmal, .. hl&h- . fOR lH( ~OUOAY~ .. llsllted a meuUIII( of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Socloly or the Mlcldleport Firat Boptlot Church Tueodll)' nl&lrt. Roles in the _preaentatlal were taken by Barbara Anthc>Qy, Kent Kloea, Judy Owen, Mrs. MamJ.ng BONDED ORLONS Size 10 thru ~8 NEW SHIPMENT DRESSES BONDED AND JERSEYS s1 O·gs ~SIZES 14\2 thru 24~ MEMBER MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A·RAMA Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Simons, and Mrs. Paul Smart were chairmen lor the dessert smorgaabord served roUowtag the meetllll(. · Glft-A-Romo and GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE LADIES HANDBAGS GAME Su11ntl•s Newett Foil & Winter 2.59 ., 'RECORDS "GOLDMIHE" C UTCH WALLET GLOVES 94~ pr. .OUR Christmas ALBUMS (J(N" ~,.----.<White ond 12'" SEWING CHESTS .Aut. Colors 1.99 up LADIES BILLFOLDS 1e00..2e00 .rm(/.,ft'rV'. •t"Ji,i (/A,MtN«M AS LOW AS 10c each PLASTIC Lonr Playlnr Monaural and St•eo tflkfl,ytJH Mice Selection Our Micett Selection Ever Hoveltiet For Hanging On Tree or Table D•corations 1.98 JUST ARRIVED of TREE ORHAME LAOI ES VlHYL IU.E lATH 1.00 ., lin~ Christmas nuW ntHIJ. IIH~If· 19M- II:, ftHJ ~,,., (,:l,,'"'ffo- '"'my.h' ""'',;,,. .rAo,IJ VISIT OUR NElLY REMODELED BEAUTY BAR . '"'rY.I'"'" ,P'""Itt.Ja ~-· ,A,tmtrAr . .,.,,,..,21'' _.,.~,Nf!litl. /«"(1 ,_ .,~-· ~ -""'~· anti!NIN>It" DUTJONS ' \" PRESCRIPTIONS ARE ·oultA!AtN BUSINESS .. . '. ' ' . " •·:--·-···:·--:·······-····· '"' 2.19 Bulbs t.urn ind.,endently 6fl., ioXID . .· 'HANIEICHIEFS 7ft .iOX ff . 'A',i/bmvJ (/An:wHNN "'''" ""-q,;,· ~- . LIGHT SETS 15 LITE (fJ.rit .• . iNBRIGHT HOLIDAY COLORS Kloea, Mra. Rld:lard OWen, Mrs. Charles Simon, IUld Mrs. TM.Y Fowler. SAnborn Soclet;y members took the part of carolers and sang the earolswhlchlnterapersed the si>08klnf!parll. The Chrlot. mas story from St. Ulke by Mrs . Fowler ooncluded the _program . A carol medley by Mrs. Gerald Anthony at the organ opened the meeting. Mrs. Beulah White of the Dorcas Circle prelellted devotions using "How Far 1' It to Bethlehem" aa her theme. Mrs. Simons reported that three besketo of food hod been delivered to needy lamilles of dle Community. It was also not.~ ed that the children from the Children's Home wlll be pests at the annual Christmas program to be presented on Dee. 22 . A visit from Santa wW be a feature or that service. Styles . ,. OHIO Middle~ ' HAVE A . • state councUor, DRESSES INFANTS TO SIZE 12 BY - - NANNETTE, CINDERELLA, POLLY FLINDERS SLIPS, PANTIES, BLOUSES, SWEATERS per cent of ita 1968 goal October 31, with 1*1 sales or $269.2 :: ltlzt (/JtY;>'Imll•" .'7'1/.rho! trf~. " 2Sc meeting of theassoclationaUend-ed by Mrs. Hayes. Bierce was born in 1842 in Meigs County in the Horse Cave area near Bashan. He resided here until he was 14 years old when the famil:y mo\'00 to lndi· ana where his rather operated a 18kcre rarm. Mrs. Hayes spoke or Bierce's love or literature, particularly Alexander Pope's translation of 41 Homer." Wit and satire marked his writings, which began on a newspaper. A Union soldier, he is credited as being the first correspondent to describe war rtiiJ. lsUcllly. He wrote a popular collDIIn for the Hearst newspaper in San Francisco. Amons the collection ofletters to young writers included in the book were those to Gertrude Atherton, Edwin Markum, Jauchlm Miller and Hart Crane. Mrs. Hayes described Bierce •• being (C)posed both to socialism aD:~ predatory capitalism, and a "'man or the truth." He married Ellen Day, daughter of a we.l.thy engineer, and had two childrerL After retiring from the Hearst news_papers, Bierce reportedly went to Mexico to write about a revolution. He diaapo. peared while there. Articles madebydtebllndwere displayed at the meeting. This is 1 10111(-dme lund ralotng prQject otthe club for tile Ohio Division of the Blind. It WIS armot11ced that Mrs. Betty Fultz wUI be hostes11 for the Dec. 11 meetina. Mrs. Rlct.rd Owen will give the review. Mem. bers responlled to roll call with commente on theprogrom. Qondy .JJIS served by the hostess. FROM·. 99e ..................... Flasllll&ht Batt.les .•.. 7c Shoe Laces ••• 3 pr. far 17c: 5c Candy B•s ......... 4c: 5c Cbewlnl Gum ....... 4c: m. There wUI be a $1 gift exchance. A vote or thanks waa given to Mrs. Faw-rde De~~Cher, Mra. MaxIne C..ln and Mro. Mary wuc.,.. en who assisted in prepariog tho wrkey dinner. AUendlrw were Mr1. Wakely, dlttrlct deputy, _past state eouncUor, and OIUGnal representati-ve; Mrs. Edith BetzlrJI, past The ....,.t Christmas parey or Wlkeb, cliotrlct depur, of (lol6. the Daua:htera d America Dt~ en Gleam CouncU 254, the distrtct IS Deputy Club, state and trict nUy to be held at Martoue district offtcera, Wll held &n- on Ai>rtl 11 at the Legion Hill dll)' II Llltle Hocldrv with the .was a1'1DDUDC1d. She urged the dep111URSDAY CATfi:OLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 Little Hocking counctlll4 the hoot uties or the eoUncU 11 tD get rei• statements and DeW members to p.m. Thursdly, Obio Power co., grol(). toke to the nlly. A precUce lor Decorations for the dinner ta-Pomeroy; demonstration on the rally was announced f o r "Christmas In Many Landa." bles featured on.mental trees BETTY FAST DemonatraUon, flanked by red llM green candles Mil-ch 30 ot 1:30 p. m. at ClleoMlddliPOrt Amateur Gardener& in cryatal holders aurroun:ted at ter. Deputies are to meet at 1 sponsors. 1:30 p.m. Thurd)', tile bose by holly and ptne. Gllta p. m. that clay. lt was voted that past councU Middleport Elementary audttor- ror ~n exchange were placed be-deputies ·•nil past d1atr1et depuneoth 1 Usllted tree. Mro. Ruby hDII. Ues Will be ellgl.ble tor memberEV ANGEIJNE CHAPTER 172, Matheny gave grace preceding the ship In tho cleptty cl..,. Mrs. ErOrder of Cbe Eaatern Star. in- cUnner. ma Cleland reported on the prii)'~here was grcqt lirwirw ~ stallation, 7:30 p.·m. Thursdaf, Ioa:t.nllpen sale. ChrlstmH carols with Mrs. Hel· Ma-CTeJI!Ille. Mrs. Wakely announced the en Wolfe ol Chester, the district PAST CHIEFS, Mqnolta TemDllltrict 13 Past CouDcllora ~ ple, Pythian statera, ctlriatmaa plani1t, accompanyi.~ Mn. dinner. Thurada,y, 6:15 p, m., Faye Parlin read a season's sociation anrl.lll Chriatm11 db~ nor 1nd party to be held Suncill)' . Trlnley United Church or'01rls~ greeurw. at the Redwood Inn, Bel,Pre, 1 p. During the business sessloo alft exchange at party to to11011r. presided owr by Mrs. E d I t h LAUREL CUFF Better Health Club Chriatmaa dinner, 8:30 p. m. Thursday, Mil rUn Reataurart; ,party to follow at home or Mrs. Lawrence Eblin; $1 gUt exchange. Mlddleporti ter, Mr.andMrs.GeorgeMorrls. Sgt. and hlro. Robert E. Frick lnd son, TCIIUIIl, are here visit.- en Gleem, Marietta. Deputlet attendl~ were Mra. Mugaret Sold.,.bel, Thendorus 17; Mrs. MOlle Mobberly, New Mat.mora1 $3; Mrs. Nettle Hues, Forest Rose 285; M r a. F-l)'e Hoselton, BeUe Prairie 269 ard Mrs. Erma Oeland, <beater 323. Paat deputle• present were Mra. Bea Moyer, Mrs. Mal')' WUcoxen and MrL Faye P•rlin. District otncera attending were Either Ridenour, Che1ter, dlatrict con:luctor; Mra. BuWra Sargent, <.:beater. district warden; Mrs. Helen Wolfe, Cheater, district pianist; Mrs. sally Smith, Marietta, district junior . ,pe,at councUor; Mra. Anna Kehl, Marietta; Mra. Nora Ta,ylor, Ameri· e.n Beauty COuncil St; Mrs. Edra iletbel, clistrlct ISIOC!ate Junior past councllor; Elizabeth na~ lela, Gallla Council, and M r a. l&ry Austin, diatrictinaide serJt... tnel, Gallla CouncU . District chorus membera dlere were Mrs. Matheny, Mrs. Lirxta McVay 11'11 Mra. Tillie Clark. Deputy Club Party Held Officers~:~ ::.:,or.;;.:~~: homemade articles, . ::lrl<t 13 Pill Counelloro Aleo. :):lotion Cbrl.-o dlmer to be ~old at the Redwood Ibn, Belt>re. ·;pn Dec. 8. There ..W be a $1 ;:,tft exclwlal!. : During tbe meetiDi pruided ·~er by Mra. Della stabl, c:oun. Mro. R. SWEATEIS ond Cryotol D..U... UV"V ... • · • POLYETHYLENE LINEAR POMEROY ••• read. AliO presented was a SSpaghetti Dinner -: Given on Tuesday Decorated Receive Next :1'1 Mra. Grace stace, a deceased member. Mrs. Lemley waa as~ silted In the ceremoa.v b7 Mrs. c...,te returned ~from North ~..al, aad MrL, Famte McNamee C.rollla where they went to ar'!Pf1 Mra. Ada 'lloot remain iU at ranp livlnaqUU1era. 'lbelraev~e. en month old son remained here • It wu reported that UWe with hi• ararQtuen~_. :&uck loot a Dleee b y - . Mro. ' lllr. IJKI lllro. George Korn. Jr. )lottie "-"' reed 1 note from lnd ..... Brei llld !lrtan. were :)Ira. ~ Bishop and Mr1. . here over the weekend tor a .,._ :;.uma Wlfldall ofColumbuo-- toted Thankqlvlng obaer,.nee ~ with hlo perenta, Mr. lnd lllro. New Hoi iday Colors SELF-BELTS ' HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE f!ay Eoch Week " " oommlttee were Mro. Dorio ~ley, lllrs. Opal BlaB, lnd ~~·· Melnbart. : Mrs. Etta Lemley, retlrln& post aeellent chief, .Presided the meeUIII(. Pro teem Dill~ra "ere Mrs. Meinhart aDd '!"'"· Opal Bias. It wao rOJ)Ort.Jiil tho! $101 bad been ll'en! for ~trulltic work and !hot 30 sick ;tiaita hid been made du:rlq tbe "toot mooth. A holiday greeUIII( from Agneo ~Woodard, &rand chief of Ohio, :cmflned to ~zer; Mra. Helen ::J!aer to I patient II Melp Gen- ACCOUNT OPEN fRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 :l,lnotallaUoo or the new olltcera 111 Jan. 7. AI>Polnted to the audit- : Trucks FARMERS BANI AND SAVINGS CO. TODAY muatciao. Mn. Neutzl1ng ::waa alao elected grand repre~-tentatlve, wltll Mrs. Bet:t;y Biggs ... tbe alternate. . . -i' Plana were made for a formal )rao planned Tar Dec. 16 at Mro. Helen Kennedy, Akron, :IJ'hlch U111t \~!ere wW be a 50 spent severo! days recenUy with r~~~IIDilcookloalnd Mro. Edith Thomls and lllrl, . lift~ ~;;,.;..:;.. , . ·. ~ Wl&llna, Pomeroy, lnd rei_. "" ·iUf'Coune:llotl pu1;y • • &Uvea Iii the Cheshire areL - e e d !of Dec. 12 II the Mra. Fronk Rovlere or Ather~ United Church of Cbrtilty ton, calif., waa the recent vial~ :la:30 p.m., With a $1 gift u- or of her lither, Al!red Elber~. • reid, and brother-in-law ancl ala- Etglnn aua ~In& :Vella Stahl, - · FRICTION TOY CARS Sock It To Me! CHRISTMAS f::"'-"t•· :: The anJlUB). Chrlltmu party Packa1e Of 2 THE HIT Of THE STATIONERY SHOW 1969 Mldd!OjlOrl h 40 Letter Sheets 20 envelopes Beautiful Linen, 1969 Calendar Towel will be presented to you at Fanners Bank and Savinrs Co. upon enrollment in the 1969 ChristClub. ·' Mro. Opal Blua wu elected for a contribution for the Chrlat. .." moat excellent ddef when MeJp maa cheer at the home. "'Tem.,le, P¥th1an Slaten met In her ftrot Dlflelal letter to the temple, the &rlllldcblefthank' ~ nl&lrt II tho ' haD. ed mtmben for &lliltance with Otber Dlflcers et.- lor the the GrlndSolllmlaeteUaUonand • 1969 Y- were Mra. Vlrtllnla alked fuU coeperatiool Wrtng the ::;a-to, axcenent - ; Mro. oomtng 7-. Her project wW be :;,)laxine Owens, excellent Junior; the purchaae o1. new hoapital BOUy Btao, .......,.; Mro. equ!JIIIIont lor the Medlaa home. .. BeU;y stNmcer. treasurer; Mra. A rtQ~elt wu made for a do-;?~elle Bohr, prnledor,and Mro. notlm to the Chrllbnu lnd en• GeMVtevo Meinhart, guanl. tertalnmen! oomm!Ueo or the : Mra. Betty BiaP waa named Knishta ot Pyttdaa h o m e· In ; .trustee, Mra. Martha Chlldo, ~lngl!eld. ~·Ita!(· captala, and Mra. Ben NeutzThe cbarter wu draped for E Black, Etc. -All Reaular Sizes For Dress or Utility! Of Man Mad•.f lbJrs.. Black, Brown, Red One Size Stretch :Elected Chief ;:w. SWEAT SHIRTS White, Grey, Blue, Red Insert Neck Mock Turtle Racer Stripe ,. o., Tlurldly, Deeember b MENS LONG SlEEVE Womens Lined The DoUy SOntlnel, p,...roy.Middlepor4 Officers for 1969 were elect· In& the council ror the anniver.., ad and holldq activltiea were aary dl.mer. ;p!anned al Moocia¥ night'o men!The clistrlct r1Uy to be held '!lng of Theodonta Council 17 al the LQicll hall In Marlet1a :::Oauatrt.era ot America, held at on AprU 10 was announced, as ;thott. wu a practice to be held .., ; _ Elected were Mro. Berthe Plr- Mar<:h 30 at Cheller. The preccouncilor; Mrs. Norma tl.ee to be beld at 1:30 will be ~Chapman, BOeoclate COUDcllor; preceded by a meellntl of the !c_Mra. Cora ~e, vice counct. deputies. .....-; hlrl. Etta Lemley, cooduc:tMrl. Winona Cooh, nrdeD; a. Loille. Cohen, lnalde eentl; Mrs. Edna' Reibel, ulla· ::lant ltnancW oecretory ,and hlro. Warm Fleece IJnings OPEN YOUR There is no better way Ill have the money you need for your holiday shopping next year. Save as little as fifty cents weekly. Start the New Year in 1970 without bi lis. SUPPLY~ SHOP EITHER OF OUR STORES POINT PLEASANT-MASON-GALLIPOLIS hery Day Low Prlcesl Free Parkhill OPI1N FRI . & SAT . HIGHTS When In Doubt, Give A Gift Certificate From His Favorite Store of AII .Aies !- This Store" 'Is ParticiPGiillg In The Middleport Relllil Merd1ants Chrisllllas Pro•oliOII 24 LITE SET...... ·- ·-·········· ·········· oot •. 79 lndopendoot bumlnt OUTDOOR SET with Bit C.9 Bolb l LITE SET 1.69 15 LITE SET 3.39 ~NIATURE LITE SET SPECIAL 50 LITEL•...·-·-·····- 1.99 oot With Pooh In Lolilpa 2• n ••••• . . :f . Checkers ·Chess , Dominoes Monopoly Old Maid Quija Boards ·Twister Safety Dart Game Etc:h-A-$ketc:h Scrabble Cootie Yantzee Sc:rlbbare · Tinker Toys Lincoln Lors · Potato Head orr Palntlnr Sets Rub-Ons Splnorraph Nurse Kit Telephones Hobby Kits T OJ OPEN NIGHTS STARTING 2." ~~~~~~~~~· ~~~:: 1oo ,. hol4 $.2;000,~. "' ..,. .. tot y.. r f11· ••r.i'hire. Cars, }lc:kot Melt DEC. 13 f1n toM1 tla.i ~ 1 �---·•• --..· - . - -.. ...--.- ... ----------- ~ ..... ~ ·- , . ~­ • i . -~ ·~ Send~~ Pmtei"')"o'o' ' ' nz.-.. ~ •.,._ .... • ,_ 3 C. Die aIIIII...- I. dllll --~ _tl. Nr. and Nra. •• Knoll. . Mra. Htlen ~ unlle,.. ..,....,.Tue.. llolur Medlc:al Cent.er. .... - " ' 1 M flnt ~: ROlf! BANII CINCIIINA11 (IJPI) A o1 Bonk rueoi&l aait ~~ boonled man bold .., tile A...,. will! $8,000. ::: ' went oddltlam ... dll a1 Santa Suuests BEST FOR FILM, FLASH BULBS Mr. and Mrs. Georp Nld .... aky and <laURhters, Teresa 1 n d Corky, hid 11 their ThankagiYilll Day auosta, BUl Balle~ anddauihter, Jane, Brownie Vujakli.Jiand daughters, Vicky and Kay, Jetr Werry ami Mike Williams. Mrs. Dwtgtt Wallace and daughter, Nancy, were in McCon nelsvUle oVer the weekend to visit her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kmx. A famlb observance was held to celebrate the 6ht wed-- . • . GRAND OPENING ·SP . CIAL~ DECEMBER lltL Y 7 - . Edgey Quiet Holds Over Mid-East • • lntroduclnt oil new 69 010dol Rlchordaon and Sltyllno Mo~ilo Hom••· Sltyllno 50 • 12 2 lid..,, Cuato01 $4395 Sltylino 60 • 12, 2 BdrMa., 1~ locltlla ~,995 Skyline 60 • 12 3 Bdrm., Early borlcan ~995 Rlchonlaon 60 • 12 2 lldim., Ani.,.,. $m5 Rlchanlaon 60 • 12 3 Bd.... Jarly_ Aooorlcon $5195 All Completely Fumlahod, Boink Rote• ~ Wn.BORN R. HAMPrON United Pre•• bematlonal In Amman, Jordlnlano ~ne~ay nervoual1 walched tile wesm-n .. • aklea for further llraell llrlke planes. In Galro, Prelldent Ganuoi Abdel Nuaer o1 ~ vowed to IUI!er a miUim coaualtlea II nec••NrY tq !leleat llreael. Walhlngton tallied of Til COUNTY MOBILE2o4HOMES a vo•.J P•htt PIMMM~ W, v•• - ,,... ~·· 2013 Ea1t1rn A••· 4....0175 n. DlUy SenliNl, Pmtcror· Middleport, o., Thw'ICIIJ. Oecemb.::r 5, 1968 Hospital Open House Held Mrs. Mary Martin of Pomeroy waa a IP'Oat Wedne~ at tho open houae held at the acute and lntonolve treatment unit of the Southeaatern Ohio Mental llsalth Center at Athens. Mrs. Martin wa1 a put d. Mra. Thelma Nlaley, chairman HERE IS A FIELD of Chrl.-o tree• plctund jut botln bobw eul S.lurdll' at tile lllrm of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford in the Sumner area. The Bradford& raise OlrlBbnas trees as a Sgt. Higgins weekend hobby. BEGINS IN YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN STOIESI Christmas Tree Farming Proving a Weekend Hobby the hollda,y trees - scotch pine, white pine and sprue()- on their 220 acre farm in the Sumner By BOB HOEFLICH It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and important to tbe "look" is the Yuletide tree. Gone are the da.Y s - and not too 1~ ago. really- when" getUng the tree" was a "family atlair." Pop looded tho llmily Into tile ear and took ott for the "byways" to locate just the "right area. tree." PAltTY IS TUESDAY Tbe amual Cbrlatmu par\y ol the Middleport Buoineu and Profeallanal WomeD'B Club will be held at 7:30 Tuesday rugt,t at the bOme o1 Mrs. Arthur Strau~s: 2-Hour DRY QEANING ' ·. SElYICE • '· ' !UPON REQUESn '• Chlr Uloal- CINnl"l •: ;1 ., Ro.....,.'s Cleaners • .• •• '' ~ •• ':- • ..,. :: :: Actually, 1t was ki 00 or a hit and miss proposit:l.on. Frequently the "right tree," ttJon closer inspection when arriving home, disclosed a "bare" side. However, this could be turned am the tree was reactv to be strung with lights, decorated With ornaments, and restooned with tinsel. Trees began to get scarce u~ der an Increased demand &00 people somehow got too busy for the fam11y ouUng. Resulting was today's flourishing Christmas tree retail business . Playing a role in that business are people like Mr. am Mrs. Wallace Bradford of Middl~rt who began raising Christmas trees in 1949. Today, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford hiiVe 40 acres of to tfle wall They call their venture a "weekerd hobby." The Bradfords purctla.se $eedUngs from apri vate oorsery when they are from six to 12 inche s tall - or from twotothreeyears old. The seedlings are set in sewn by seven foot spaces. The trees are sheared after two years to encourage a compact growth and are sheared annually theref'ter. Given individual attention, each tree requires a deci sian as to what is to be donf, with the shears to encourage a weU-shapeddeveloprnentby harvest time. Harvest time takes place about seven years after the planting. Some trees mature more slowly than others so that often three additional years are required to completely cut a field so that it can be replanted. Trees are planted ln April, mowed in June, sheared in the llltter part ot Jtat& to the middle of July. If they are to be cut in November. they arL sprayed the Commerce. ' ' '• . anciGin · ' • • ' All persons 13 yean of age and old•r te portlclpoto. No purchasa necessary. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. CANDY &est Price $46.84 lo707 Kinds WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS Open Every Week Day 9:00 to 7·00 51195 Onlor Now 42 to Choo•• C..lvllt.. 0. .· 4 BIG GIVE-AWAYS ----------------------------- ht DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Nov010bor 30, 1968 Prizes: $50.00 tift certificate and 2 - $25.00 Gilt Certificate• Golden Ripe AS 2nd DRAWING hOO P.M. Docombor 7, 1968 992-3975 POMEROY SHOP lb. STORES DISPLAYING Bologna---------· 21bs,I.OO LEAN STREAKED •.. FINEST OUAUTY Slab Bacon -----· 2lb.1. 2 lb. 1.00 PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS: Elhrf.lda .19 21b.l.49 ... ·: ~: . :-,• . .OLEO lbs. $1 MILK Ill. 79~ •eacl· 7 $1 lvs. Hartley' a Shot~~ Blue & Grey Reataurant Downi..Grou, lac . list Photo ·Service v.-ra wea PARTY ANNOUNCED The Modem Woodmen Christ· mao ~~~~~ win· bo held o1 tile 8Urlln8ham balloo Dec. It. Tur· k~ and colree wiU bo jii"OVId"!J Thooo allendlnl are to brillll a covared dllh, and tllelr own lablo . oorvleo. Dlmer will bo HI'Ved at 6:30 p.m. 111ere wtn boa 111ft eocbonge for 1M children. SOnia will moke • vllll. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Mro. Fred L<ocho ol Athena will bo JIHIIIl opeaker atthe10:30 a.m. 9mdaJ morning service at Marguerite' 1 Shoe Shop Chapman-Canaclay Shoe Store Lodllo Shtora & lolo' • Beauty Shop Horoka Corr,.Oot and C Jowolry Go.. sler Jewelry Store I( Kroters Tho Fo~rlc Shop Molt• Equip01ont Sugar Ron Mill• Gi~bo Grocery Simona Morlat SIMOni Pick·A-Polr Pomeroy_ Flower Shop 1 bottlt, tn tions, ornamonta, novelties. Beautiful gift ldequatt suDtly tor m1ny months of ''rlnc-Umt lrnh· -...ts for all . . . hankies, hondbava, hosiery, alips, glovet, soch, etc. Shop today, time ia running aut. .....$159 ~-' BEN~FRANKLIN" ~~~~i l POMEROY,O. Open All Day Th11rsdoys Opon Fri. & Sot. Til 9 "A Gold Star Store" ZIPPO LIGHTERS •GIFT WRAP •ORNAMENTS HOLDS TIL CHOIC(t:· 20th Reg. 76c KODAK INSTAMATIC FILM -FLASHCUBES 5 1.29 HAl-URATE 1241NSTAMATIC Glnsm Cllrlst•as Ree. 3.75 S.ow 2• 89 CHOCOLATES ~... 4.605 ~~.. 3 56 • OUTFIT ~;\5 box IC NOTICE DEC. 1011r 17.95 f Po•roy Motlonol ll<ink Ewints F unorol tta.o Wohnong' • Paatry Sho, · Court Stroot Grill Womer' • Borloor & loooty Shop Lon. marl Pomeroy HoMo l Aute Riaor Oil C...pony P-roy c-nt Block Co. t., Francis florist Ohio Volley PTuO.~ing & Heating G & J Aute Porta Moore~• Mationwhlo lftturonco A. D. Wood& Sen Stilllora Duke' t Clea•er• Davit•Wamor lntuNace ' Pomeroy Bower• Drive I" Tho Dolly Sentl~l WMPO Radio Athent Mouengoe Battery, Strap & Earphones 3.19 Rae. 5.00 3•9 · Ree. too 10.88 Re1. 20.95 10.00 Value Steam & Spray • IRON 1:30PM 16.76 Throe Plecoo of Real Eotato ••l•nlll!t te Dr. Kolg 1 loc0ted In Mo100 aod N- Hoven W. Yo. will ~. oolo at P...Jic Auctloo, DR. lOth ot 1,~ P.M., I• Muon, w. v•. Mo, 1,..fo-i Mo- Cllolc llldg,, Houao -chod, ... ... ~···Mow Hovan Clinic Bldg. Irick -conotruc• Mol 2c., ..,,,,..,, ~"EAD · NORELCO ·ELECTRIC 3• RAZOR ·RAZOR' ~\5 23.95 "''· 24.95 t101, Jjl. a;t. ovor. Located In Mow Hovon, W. Vo. PoMroy WI•• Store Twin City Electric G&GCoh Pom-y llowllnt Co . Robin10n'• Laundrr . MDIO 3. Dominion IWOM. W..YA. Former• Banlt & S.vi•t:' Shulert Mark .. . -REI( ESTATE AUCTION SPONSOR So Gloeckner' a Reatavrant The Green Lantem AMITY BILLFOLDS HAIR DRYER Bailer'• Reata•rant Ful....,. Thompson Trocter Solow Kapplo Soldo Sh•• ~-oz. stocked store and prl ces to save you money. Gift wraps, artificial trees, decora.. Co~nparel IIJ ..... Ret. 17.95 2· Dominion . Portable Bryonh Budaat Shop Humphrey• f. V. Auociatod Radio & TV Pichnt Hdwe., Maton I.R.W. Hordworo Swiahor. & Loh10 Roxoll Drug• Pastry A GALAXY OF GIFTS all over our boot . Aerosol Can Plus: Young Gentle Pony For Sohlo Service P•meroy Motor THE STORE OF HUNDREDS OF GIFTS rejll'imalldecl 1. Children Guintboro 5c & 10c Store L & Z Drou Shop Karr & Van Zandt Motor Seloa Crow' a StNk HoUle Lou'• Ast.la11d S.,.lc• Larry - - lutaltiJ Nasser said. Nasser unwtlline Naaaer also rejected a reported suggestion coming !rom American State Deportment talkJ with Egyptian and Iaraei diplomat&- that each Arab naUon reach a separate settlemeot. with Israel. Nauer called it unrealistic. He aald Israel lor alleeedly looalng 1110110,1' to OD atblote before bo earolled al the oehooi. 4th DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Doco ..-. 24, 1968 Prizn: Color T.V. and Storoa Ebersbach Hardwore Nelaon"s Drut Store Bailey'• S.noca Station tile Ono drop .... - li... twenty. tour IMiur odor COitrol. Thm •• 240 dro,s in tht Re1. 98c . Blaettnara Mew Yo.rl< Clothing Houoo Bon Franklin St... Wubl- lllb IIIIIIHitl Min Christ 3nl DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Doc ...bor U, 1968 Priaoa: 12 Inch Porto~lo T.V., $50.00 Gilt Certificate & $25 Gilt Certificate participating Merchant. PURE PORK In Prizes: 12 inch Portable T.V. All tilt cortlficotn to H awarded oro toed at ANY MIX-HOME MADE for..... "But we llhall never be.U.te Pl1 it and will never surrtnder beeR• It we allow larael to _ . t It wiD lry to explnd aga1n 1n tbe ruture:• the E1nJt1an leader Ald. ''Wo 1hall make saerltleea like Alprla whleh aaerlftced a mllllon martyrs" before pln1ng Independence !rom Frouce, $50.00 Gilt Cortlficoto & $25 Gilt Cortillcate THE GOLD STAR " ... enn.. cllled ... Iarael - to their ....... tho eMit ar. I1De nmnlqtnB tbl lioo ol Gollloo to tho Dooot In Cairo, miJI!Iler Malllnood Jllod WOI meellnil U.N. peace negotiator Gunnar v. Jarrtne In the lalter'a ~earloas search lor a ~oma­ tlc formula to end the ll8htlnll that hu wracked tho -~ 1il COACII REPRIMANilED EL PASO, Tex. (UP!>W- V - 8 . track coach at 1M UnlveroiQ' of Texu at El Puo wu placed oa • 7Ml"'• pr-on by tile · - and tile WeJtem Athletle Cc:ld'erence. POMEROY SLICED ALL MEAT otr'"""'" IJI ~· lndlviDl Ar... llltel. 'AT TREE ENDOUS LOW DISCOUNT PRICES I Open Ever Night Saturday Til 9 E. MAIN ST. to bla temporary ~· to NOV. 30-DEC. 7-DEC. 14-DEC. 24 & bad< aiiM Down Tight 1116, the of Mr. aDd Mrl. ROME (UPD - More thon a R. A. (IJutdl) llialno, I'Madx, mllllon ·llallan workers ataaed a AriZ. He had In tile Air ~ today and lelt For'* Z8_ youo, llalloned at tile elemal clly afoot, wlKlDpiJ Fiold, Klamath Falla, commiUII<atlon a n d VirtUally !lre&lln; Luke Air Force Due, and Davlo MGnlhan Air Foree Thouoando ol pollee palroUed maJor cltlea. Government olfi. ~. Tuc1011. He waa 111. Air Foree Reaerve cial1 l&id there were feara the , Caploln and ~~alder pilot durlnll masalve strike would provide ' World Wor D, and eerved In IUrther ......... thai hal .lelt Korea and South Vletaam. two peraona <load and more thon _ . . , . IJI addition to bla - · injured. pareDll are bla wile, Madge Hlg. 180 1be level of violence hU gina, Klamath Falla; two 1001, lteadlll rlaen over the past three Ora~~o Jr., U.S. Navy, and Wayne dill and 0811 • ...... - · Hlgglna, stationed In tile Mar- cloood rlllke willl llrikero Wed· Ines: a aliter, Mra. Herbert oead&l, attoeldnl! pollee with Jolin- - · : two brolhon, ciubl, - · · and tbolr !lata. Dale and Lucian, Indiana; two Tbo lllrlke began Wednead&l IUIIltl, Mrl. manche '1\u.*er. Me- nlgbt train, .... and taxi am, and Mrs. John Bocock, parll<ltllol walked off their jol)a, Cbtlhlro. Burial wu IJI Owena- ieavlng hwldreda ol thouaandn of paroml IJI Rome and thenolihborlug ctlleo of Vllerbo, Lalinil aDd Froalaono no to get hOme. Rov. .. Discount to churches son, Mrs. Martin also toured facilltleo wblch wiD be avalloble lor prQJOrlns Cbrl-.a glltJ lor patleota al tho eont.er wblch II alao. known u the Atholu State Hoopltal. 9oe 11 loeal chalrmon MASON - Word haa been re- ol eollectiJia 111ft• lor the 1101110 ceived here of the deltb of Mu- 70 Melp patlenla -...I to tile ter Sit. OraD L. (BUd<ly) IIIQina, hOspital . enson. Pomeroy• on Nov. 16, at the Travi1 Air · Force BaH llolpltal IJI COIUornla. lfo had been IU a 111011111. Htalas, a former relidlat of Maam, attended Walwna 1fi81o School. He ~ named Wahama'l Wblte FalCODI. He wu 11om al Millwood IJI Christmas .MARKET Funeral services for J o h n KirUey Stephenson. former MiddltiJort resident, were conducted Wednefldalr at 1 p, m. at t h e S(lerry 'F\meral Home in Jack-- IIJ1nl W1l ni!Q' Rome Shut / Ill MIIICHAIIIHSE .!!!!~'! Attend Serviees Held Wedo-Lay Masonic rites for Mr. stephenson, who died Sunda,y at hie Jackson home following a heart Ittack, were held Tuesday night. Among those ln Jackson Wednelday for the services were Mr. and Mrs. ROOert C. Rinehart an:t wnnun Stephenson. Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. James steph- ·- ALL PARTICIPATING STORES WILL GIVE FREE TICKETS. Sl ON'S .. ·. Pom~y _Chamber of . • .' ·: -----------------.-----------, · (Wo Aro Not Open On Sundoya) I I 5th Annual Gold Star Sponsored bY for potlenta. Month lllness I Christmas Give-Awa:y of volunteer worken. 1be new unit 11 a co-educatlmal 36 • bed word thai Ia llllfed by a p~cblatrlot, p~cbolo­ pll, two reglatered ........ 20 payehlalrlc aldoa and a ward clerk, plua a COIUiultlng IOdal worker and an acttviUes theraplat. Purpooe ol 111e ward Ia to create a home - like atmollllhUe Depmb:nl8l "would ~ !rom a pooltion ol radar poota .., Jordanian ooll. ..,. .lei clown, Ita p.Jol ( & t a l l y . In Ammon, weatem ._-to In Iraq, 8o&l1ila4 Radio c:alled aald llneH lei attack&- ordered be<aUie ol wllo1 Jerualom on lroqlo to join demoncalled unprovoked Arob - · ~odng not ooilr tho altac:k• against llrael'a . border- bad on her expoclltlaaol-y r.reo IJI visibly llbaken morale. 1bey Jordllll but allo the mere ..... Jordalllanl kept llandlla oxii!WI<e of llrul. In Cairo, Nat- Wedllead&l up Into the lily. nlgbt ended a . - . , ol blo Death• Reported A Jordanian military <Ommu- natlm'o only logal poi!Ucal niiJIO Aid the laraell Jet• killed par\y willl a c:all to loolllo llrul lix per10111 and wotmded 14. ln and a warnlnl the IIIII' bo Jerilaolem, the luaella reported bll)l. Dies After Next Pomeroy Give-Away Sat., Dec. 7 preceding September. Infestation o1 insects which ruin the tree• is a constant threat, and spraying is vita! . Mr. and Mrs. Bradford recall their first harvest In 1955. They cut all of 30 trees and then were coi\Cilrned whether they could sell that many. Since then. the annual harvest has increased to several hundred. These are staked 1001 vidualb on four lots near the Bradford home on Brownell Avenue in Middl&o port. Via the stake method, the purchaser can easily select the height, shape and kind of tree he wishes. So far, the main efforts or Mr. and Mrs. Bradford have been with scotch pine because of the sblrdiness &nd the needle retention qualities of this type tree. At the present time, however, they are branchif1!: into fir, spruce and white pine trees. So this year when the last orn.ament is hWll arxl you stand back ror an admiring glance just remember your well-shaped:ry gre8n tree ra ~ an ad: · ·' It's the product of a grelt ~ or time, work and care. peaee.maJdni and Mot..,. ol llrael"a ~·aare•llon." Thare wu no report qt Arablaraell lli!ltlni lOOBy. But It wa1 1 tender quiet that foUowecl four clays of erl11er011 lttllck• .., the larooi.Jordan ceue~e line. caliPOII by IaraeU Jet• Wemead&l bombing and lllrlfIns lralj troops, artlllecy and Ealllor 20 ....... Jorrtne later wu • Mo. ,..:Prount Location of 1!\o Stele Ll'IU•• Stero, . an4 throe !9"!hnonto •••• (LI4uor ote,. IHood, - •;t•· tented) Thoao Throo Plocoo of Real Eototo oro located In tho buol .. u lltlirJct of MoiGrl and Now Haven, W. Vo. and ohould bt Of inte,._t to morchanta In thlo aroo. Theao ·~ oxcellont piocoa of lnvnl'l'ent Rool E-atoto. F~STI FBE DELIVElY the MlddleportFiratUni'*'Preobylorllll Church. ~- ' �---·•• --..· - . - -.. ...--.- ... ----------- ~ ..... ~ ·- , . ~­ • i . -~ ·~ Send~~ Pmtei"')"o'o' ' ' nz.-.. ~ •.,._ .... • ,_ 3 C. Die aIIIII...- I. dllll --~ _tl. Nr. and Nra. •• Knoll. . Mra. Htlen ~ unlle,.. ..,....,.Tue.. llolur Medlc:al Cent.er. .... - " ' 1 M flnt ~: ROlf! BANII CINCIIINA11 (IJPI) A o1 Bonk rueoi&l aait ~~ boonled man bold .., tile A...,. will! $8,000. ::: ' went oddltlam ... dll a1 Santa Suuests BEST FOR FILM, FLASH BULBS Mr. and Mrs. Georp Nld .... aky and <laURhters, Teresa 1 n d Corky, hid 11 their ThankagiYilll Day auosta, BUl Balle~ anddauihter, Jane, Brownie Vujakli.Jiand daughters, Vicky and Kay, Jetr Werry ami Mike Williams. Mrs. Dwtgtt Wallace and daughter, Nancy, were in McCon nelsvUle oVer the weekend to visit her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kmx. A famlb observance was held to celebrate the 6ht wed-- . • . GRAND OPENING ·SP . CIAL~ DECEMBER lltL Y 7 - . Edgey Quiet Holds Over Mid-East • • lntroduclnt oil new 69 010dol Rlchordaon and Sltyllno Mo~ilo Hom••· Sltyllno 50 • 12 2 lid..,, Cuato01 $4395 Sltylino 60 • 12, 2 BdrMa., 1~ locltlla ~,995 Skyline 60 • 12 3 Bdrm., Early borlcan ~995 Rlchonlaon 60 • 12 2 lldim., Ani.,.,. $m5 Rlchanlaon 60 • 12 3 Bd.... Jarly_ Aooorlcon $5195 All Completely Fumlahod, Boink Rote• ~ Wn.BORN R. HAMPrON United Pre•• bematlonal In Amman, Jordlnlano ~ne~ay nervoual1 walched tile wesm-n .. • aklea for further llraell llrlke planes. In Galro, Prelldent Ganuoi Abdel Nuaer o1 ~ vowed to IUI!er a miUim coaualtlea II nec••NrY tq !leleat llreael. Walhlngton tallied of Til COUNTY MOBILE2o4HOMES a vo•.J P•htt PIMMM~ W, v•• - ,,... ~·· 2013 Ea1t1rn A••· 4....0175 n. DlUy SenliNl, Pmtcror· Middleport, o., Thw'ICIIJ. Oecemb.::r 5, 1968 Hospital Open House Held Mrs. Mary Martin of Pomeroy waa a IP'Oat Wedne~ at tho open houae held at the acute and lntonolve treatment unit of the Southeaatern Ohio Mental llsalth Center at Athens. Mrs. Martin wa1 a put d. Mra. Thelma Nlaley, chairman HERE IS A FIELD of Chrl.-o tree• plctund jut botln bobw eul S.lurdll' at tile lllrm of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford in the Sumner area. The Bradford& raise OlrlBbnas trees as a Sgt. Higgins weekend hobby. BEGINS IN YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN STOIESI Christmas Tree Farming Proving a Weekend Hobby the hollda,y trees - scotch pine, white pine and sprue()- on their 220 acre farm in the Sumner By BOB HOEFLICH It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and important to tbe "look" is the Yuletide tree. Gone are the da.Y s - and not too 1~ ago. really- when" getUng the tree" was a "family atlair." Pop looded tho llmily Into tile ear and took ott for the "byways" to locate just the "right area. tree." PAltTY IS TUESDAY Tbe amual Cbrlatmu par\y ol the Middleport Buoineu and Profeallanal WomeD'B Club will be held at 7:30 Tuesday rugt,t at the bOme o1 Mrs. Arthur Strau~s: 2-Hour DRY QEANING ' ·. SElYICE • '· ' !UPON REQUESn '• Chlr Uloal- CINnl"l •: ;1 ., Ro.....,.'s Cleaners • .• •• '' ~ •• ':- • ..,. :: :: Actually, 1t was ki 00 or a hit and miss proposit:l.on. Frequently the "right tree," ttJon closer inspection when arriving home, disclosed a "bare" side. However, this could be turned am the tree was reactv to be strung with lights, decorated With ornaments, and restooned with tinsel. Trees began to get scarce u~ der an Increased demand &00 people somehow got too busy for the fam11y ouUng. Resulting was today's flourishing Christmas tree retail business . Playing a role in that business are people like Mr. am Mrs. Wallace Bradford of Middl~rt who began raising Christmas trees in 1949. Today, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford hiiVe 40 acres of to tfle wall They call their venture a "weekerd hobby." The Bradfords purctla.se $eedUngs from apri vate oorsery when they are from six to 12 inche s tall - or from twotothreeyears old. The seedlings are set in sewn by seven foot spaces. The trees are sheared after two years to encourage a compact growth and are sheared annually theref'ter. Given individual attention, each tree requires a deci sian as to what is to be donf, with the shears to encourage a weU-shapeddeveloprnentby harvest time. Harvest time takes place about seven years after the planting. Some trees mature more slowly than others so that often three additional years are required to completely cut a field so that it can be replanted. Trees are planted ln April, mowed in June, sheared in the llltter part ot Jtat& to the middle of July. If they are to be cut in November. they arL sprayed the Commerce. ' ' '• . anciGin · ' • • ' All persons 13 yean of age and old•r te portlclpoto. No purchasa necessary. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. CANDY &est Price $46.84 lo707 Kinds WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS Open Every Week Day 9:00 to 7·00 51195 Onlor Now 42 to Choo•• C..lvllt.. 0. .· 4 BIG GIVE-AWAYS ----------------------------- ht DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Nov010bor 30, 1968 Prizes: $50.00 tift certificate and 2 - $25.00 Gilt Certificate• Golden Ripe AS 2nd DRAWING hOO P.M. Docombor 7, 1968 992-3975 POMEROY SHOP lb. STORES DISPLAYING Bologna---------· 21bs,I.OO LEAN STREAKED •.. FINEST OUAUTY Slab Bacon -----· 2lb.1. 2 lb. 1.00 PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS: Elhrf.lda .19 21b.l.49 ... ·: ~: . :-,• . .OLEO lbs. $1 MILK Ill. 79~ •eacl· 7 $1 lvs. Hartley' a Shot~~ Blue & Grey Reataurant Downi..Grou, lac . list Photo ·Service v.-ra wea PARTY ANNOUNCED The Modem Woodmen Christ· mao ~~~~~ win· bo held o1 tile 8Urlln8ham balloo Dec. It. Tur· k~ and colree wiU bo jii"OVId"!J Thooo allendlnl are to brillll a covared dllh, and tllelr own lablo . oorvleo. Dlmer will bo HI'Ved at 6:30 p.m. 111ere wtn boa 111ft eocbonge for 1M children. SOnia will moke • vllll. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Mro. Fred L<ocho ol Athena will bo JIHIIIl opeaker atthe10:30 a.m. 9mdaJ morning service at Marguerite' 1 Shoe Shop Chapman-Canaclay Shoe Store Lodllo Shtora & lolo' • Beauty Shop Horoka Corr,.Oot and C Jowolry Go.. sler Jewelry Store I( Kroters Tho Fo~rlc Shop Molt• Equip01ont Sugar Ron Mill• Gi~bo Grocery Simona Morlat SIMOni Pick·A-Polr Pomeroy_ Flower Shop 1 bottlt, tn tions, ornamonta, novelties. Beautiful gift ldequatt suDtly tor m1ny months of ''rlnc-Umt lrnh· -...ts for all . . . hankies, hondbava, hosiery, alips, glovet, soch, etc. Shop today, time ia running aut. .....$159 ~-' BEN~FRANKLIN" ~~~~i l POMEROY,O. Open All Day Th11rsdoys Opon Fri. & Sot. Til 9 "A Gold Star Store" ZIPPO LIGHTERS •GIFT WRAP •ORNAMENTS HOLDS TIL CHOIC(t:· 20th Reg. 76c KODAK INSTAMATIC FILM -FLASHCUBES 5 1.29 HAl-URATE 1241NSTAMATIC Glnsm Cllrlst•as Ree. 3.75 S.ow 2• 89 CHOCOLATES ~... 4.605 ~~.. 3 56 • OUTFIT ~;\5 box IC NOTICE DEC. 1011r 17.95 f Po•roy Motlonol ll<ink Ewints F unorol tta.o Wohnong' • Paatry Sho, · Court Stroot Grill Womer' • Borloor & loooty Shop Lon. marl Pomeroy HoMo l Aute Riaor Oil C...pony P-roy c-nt Block Co. t., Francis florist Ohio Volley PTuO.~ing & Heating G & J Aute Porta Moore~• Mationwhlo lftturonco A. D. Wood& Sen Stilllora Duke' t Clea•er• Davit•Wamor lntuNace ' Pomeroy Bower• Drive I" Tho Dolly Sentl~l WMPO Radio Athent Mouengoe Battery, Strap & Earphones 3.19 Rae. 5.00 3•9 · Ree. too 10.88 Re1. 20.95 10.00 Value Steam & Spray • IRON 1:30PM 16.76 Throe Plecoo of Real Eotato ••l•nlll!t te Dr. Kolg 1 loc0ted In Mo100 aod N- Hoven W. Yo. will ~. oolo at P...Jic Auctloo, DR. lOth ot 1,~ P.M., I• Muon, w. v•. Mo, 1,..fo-i Mo- Cllolc llldg,, Houao -chod, ... ... ~···Mow Hovan Clinic Bldg. Irick -conotruc• Mol 2c., ..,,,,..,, ~"EAD · NORELCO ·ELECTRIC 3• RAZOR ·RAZOR' ~\5 23.95 "''· 24.95 t101, Jjl. a;t. ovor. Located In Mow Hovon, W. Vo. PoMroy WI•• Store Twin City Electric G&GCoh Pom-y llowllnt Co . Robin10n'• Laundrr . MDIO 3. Dominion IWOM. W..YA. Former• Banlt & S.vi•t:' Shulert Mark .. . -REI( ESTATE AUCTION SPONSOR So Gloeckner' a Reatavrant The Green Lantem AMITY BILLFOLDS HAIR DRYER Bailer'• Reata•rant Ful....,. Thompson Trocter Solow Kapplo Soldo Sh•• ~-oz. stocked store and prl ces to save you money. Gift wraps, artificial trees, decora.. Co~nparel IIJ ..... Ret. 17.95 2· Dominion . Portable Bryonh Budaat Shop Humphrey• f. V. Auociatod Radio & TV Pichnt Hdwe., Maton I.R.W. Hordworo Swiahor. & Loh10 Roxoll Drug• Pastry A GALAXY OF GIFTS all over our boot . Aerosol Can Plus: Young Gentle Pony For Sohlo Service P•meroy Motor THE STORE OF HUNDREDS OF GIFTS rejll'imalldecl 1. Children Guintboro 5c & 10c Store L & Z Drou Shop Karr & Van Zandt Motor Seloa Crow' a StNk HoUle Lou'• Ast.la11d S.,.lc• Larry - - lutaltiJ Nasser said. Nasser unwtlline Naaaer also rejected a reported suggestion coming !rom American State Deportment talkJ with Egyptian and Iaraei diplomat&- that each Arab naUon reach a separate settlemeot. with Israel. Nauer called it unrealistic. He aald Israel lor alleeedly looalng 1110110,1' to OD atblote before bo earolled al the oehooi. 4th DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Doco ..-. 24, 1968 Prizn: Color T.V. and Storoa Ebersbach Hardwore Nelaon"s Drut Store Bailey'• S.noca Station tile Ono drop .... - li... twenty. tour IMiur odor COitrol. Thm •• 240 dro,s in tht Re1. 98c . Blaettnara Mew Yo.rl< Clothing Houoo Bon Franklin St... Wubl- lllb IIIIIIHitl Min Christ 3nl DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Doc ...bor U, 1968 Priaoa: 12 Inch Porto~lo T.V., $50.00 Gilt Certificate & $25 Gilt Certificate participating Merchant. PURE PORK In Prizes: 12 inch Portable T.V. All tilt cortlficotn to H awarded oro toed at ANY MIX-HOME MADE for..... "But we llhall never be.U.te Pl1 it and will never surrtnder beeR• It we allow larael to _ . t It wiD lry to explnd aga1n 1n tbe ruture:• the E1nJt1an leader Ald. ''Wo 1hall make saerltleea like Alprla whleh aaerlftced a mllllon martyrs" before pln1ng Independence !rom Frouce, $50.00 Gilt Cortlficoto & $25 Gilt Cortillcate THE GOLD STAR " ... enn.. cllled ... Iarael - to their ....... tho eMit ar. I1De nmnlqtnB tbl lioo ol Gollloo to tho Dooot In Cairo, miJI!Iler Malllnood Jllod WOI meellnil U.N. peace negotiator Gunnar v. Jarrtne In the lalter'a ~earloas search lor a ~oma­ tlc formula to end the ll8htlnll that hu wracked tho -~ 1il COACII REPRIMANilED EL PASO, Tex. (UP!>W- V - 8 . track coach at 1M UnlveroiQ' of Texu at El Puo wu placed oa • 7Ml"'• pr-on by tile · - and tile WeJtem Athletle Cc:ld'erence. POMEROY SLICED ALL MEAT otr'"""'" IJI ~· lndlviDl Ar... llltel. 'AT TREE ENDOUS LOW DISCOUNT PRICES I Open Ever Night Saturday Til 9 E. MAIN ST. to bla temporary ~· to NOV. 30-DEC. 7-DEC. 14-DEC. 24 & bad< aiiM Down Tight 1116, the of Mr. aDd Mrl. ROME (UPD - More thon a R. A. (IJutdl) llialno, I'Madx, mllllon ·llallan workers ataaed a AriZ. He had In tile Air ~ today and lelt For'* Z8_ youo, llalloned at tile elemal clly afoot, wlKlDpiJ Fiold, Klamath Falla, commiUII<atlon a n d VirtUally !lre&lln; Luke Air Force Due, and Davlo MGnlhan Air Foree Thouoando ol pollee palroUed maJor cltlea. Government olfi. ~. Tuc1011. He waa 111. Air Foree Reaerve cial1 l&id there were feara the , Caploln and ~~alder pilot durlnll masalve strike would provide ' World Wor D, and eerved In IUrther ......... thai hal .lelt Korea and South Vletaam. two peraona <load and more thon _ . . , . IJI addition to bla - · injured. pareDll are bla wile, Madge Hlg. 180 1be level of violence hU gina, Klamath Falla; two 1001, lteadlll rlaen over the past three Ora~~o Jr., U.S. Navy, and Wayne dill and 0811 • ...... - · Hlgglna, stationed In tile Mar- cloood rlllke willl llrikero Wed· Ines: a aliter, Mra. Herbert oead&l, attoeldnl! pollee with Jolin- - · : two brolhon, ciubl, - · · and tbolr !lata. Dale and Lucian, Indiana; two Tbo lllrlke began Wednead&l IUIIltl, Mrl. manche '1\u.*er. Me- nlgbt train, .... and taxi am, and Mrs. John Bocock, parll<ltllol walked off their jol)a, Cbtlhlro. Burial wu IJI Owena- ieavlng hwldreda ol thouaandn of paroml IJI Rome and thenolihborlug ctlleo of Vllerbo, Lalinil aDd Froalaono no to get hOme. Rov. .. Discount to churches son, Mrs. Martin also toured facilltleo wblch wiD be avalloble lor prQJOrlns Cbrl-.a glltJ lor patleota al tho eont.er wblch II alao. known u the Atholu State Hoopltal. 9oe 11 loeal chalrmon MASON - Word haa been re- ol eollectiJia 111ft• lor the 1101110 ceived here of the deltb of Mu- 70 Melp patlenla -...I to tile ter Sit. OraD L. (BUd<ly) IIIQina, hOspital . enson. Pomeroy• on Nov. 16, at the Travi1 Air · Force BaH llolpltal IJI COIUornla. lfo had been IU a 111011111. Htalas, a former relidlat of Maam, attended Walwna 1fi81o School. He ~ named Wahama'l Wblte FalCODI. He wu 11om al Millwood IJI Christmas .MARKET Funeral services for J o h n KirUey Stephenson. former MiddltiJort resident, were conducted Wednefldalr at 1 p, m. at t h e S(lerry 'F\meral Home in Jack-- IIJ1nl W1l ni!Q' Rome Shut / Ill MIIICHAIIIHSE .!!!!~'! Attend Serviees Held Wedo-Lay Masonic rites for Mr. stephenson, who died Sunda,y at hie Jackson home following a heart Ittack, were held Tuesday night. Among those ln Jackson Wednelday for the services were Mr. and Mrs. ROOert C. Rinehart an:t wnnun Stephenson. Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. James steph- ·- ALL PARTICIPATING STORES WILL GIVE FREE TICKETS. Sl ON'S .. ·. Pom~y _Chamber of . • .' ·: -----------------.-----------, · (Wo Aro Not Open On Sundoya) I I 5th Annual Gold Star Sponsored bY for potlenta. Month lllness I Christmas Give-Awa:y of volunteer worken. 1be new unit 11 a co-educatlmal 36 • bed word thai Ia llllfed by a p~cblatrlot, p~cbolo­ pll, two reglatered ........ 20 payehlalrlc aldoa and a ward clerk, plua a COIUiultlng IOdal worker and an acttviUes theraplat. Purpooe ol 111e ward Ia to create a home - like atmollllhUe Depmb:nl8l "would ~ !rom a pooltion ol radar poota .., Jordanian ooll. ..,. .lei clown, Ita p.Jol ( & t a l l y . In Ammon, weatem ._-to In Iraq, 8o&l1ila4 Radio c:alled aald llneH lei attack&- ordered be<aUie ol wllo1 Jerualom on lroqlo to join demoncalled unprovoked Arob - · ~odng not ooilr tho altac:k• against llrael'a . border- bad on her expoclltlaaol-y r.reo IJI visibly llbaken morale. 1bey Jordllll but allo the mere ..... Jordalllanl kept llandlla oxii!WI<e of llrul. In Cairo, Nat- Wedllead&l up Into the lily. nlgbt ended a . - . , ol blo Death• Reported A Jordanian military <Ommu- natlm'o only logal poi!Ucal niiJIO Aid the laraell Jet• killed par\y willl a c:all to loolllo llrul lix per10111 and wotmded 14. ln and a warnlnl the IIIII' bo Jerilaolem, the luaella reported bll)l. Dies After Next Pomeroy Give-Away Sat., Dec. 7 preceding September. Infestation o1 insects which ruin the tree• is a constant threat, and spraying is vita! . Mr. and Mrs. Bradford recall their first harvest In 1955. They cut all of 30 trees and then were coi\Cilrned whether they could sell that many. Since then. the annual harvest has increased to several hundred. These are staked 1001 vidualb on four lots near the Bradford home on Brownell Avenue in Middl&o port. Via the stake method, the purchaser can easily select the height, shape and kind of tree he wishes. So far, the main efforts or Mr. and Mrs. Bradford have been with scotch pine because of the sblrdiness &nd the needle retention qualities of this type tree. At the present time, however, they are branchif1!: into fir, spruce and white pine trees. So this year when the last orn.ament is hWll arxl you stand back ror an admiring glance just remember your well-shaped:ry gre8n tree ra ~ an ad: · ·' It's the product of a grelt ~ or time, work and care. peaee.maJdni and Mot..,. ol llrael"a ~·aare•llon." Thare wu no report qt Arablaraell lli!ltlni lOOBy. But It wa1 1 tender quiet that foUowecl four clays of erl11er011 lttllck• .., the larooi.Jordan ceue~e line. caliPOII by IaraeU Jet• Wemead&l bombing and lllrlfIns lralj troops, artlllecy and Ealllor 20 ....... Jorrtne later wu • Mo. ,..:Prount Location of 1!\o Stele Ll'IU•• Stero, . an4 throe !9"!hnonto •••• (LI4uor ote,. IHood, - •;t•· tented) Thoao Throo Plocoo of Real Eototo oro located In tho buol .. u lltlirJct of MoiGrl and Now Haven, W. Vo. and ohould bt Of inte,._t to morchanta In thlo aroo. Theao ·~ oxcellont piocoa of lnvnl'l'ent Rool E-atoto. F~STI FBE DELIVElY the MlddleportFiratUni'*'Preobylorllll Church. ~- ' �a - ro Tho Doiq Sentlool, Pomer<»-Mlddi<DOrt, 0., Thur"""', llocernber 5, 1968 PLEAS~ VALLEY IIOSPITAL ADMI'ITED - ·sHaron Cbll>man, Pt. r'J:eaaant; Jame" H.lll, WHY ALMOST 110, Kt»<> Lt~. Two New Jad !Celli ae:£~ · e,1~e.. ~ iHE:. West Coll.lilbia; Mrs. Herman Estep, Mason; M:ra. Q\arle~ Stan.ley, PL Pleaaant. · .,: DISCHARGED Maa\e Beard, Southside; Denold llumpllre.Y. Pt. Pleasant; C)'Tlthle Chris· tian, Pt. Pleasant; SU.a Lanier, Southside; Mrs. EarlY RUDe, PL To be Built lM"- PT. PLEASANT -- New.po1tof· "* wrlor of 1,154) fl. with t900 llle Bridal Vell Falls, In honor aq, ft. of puidna: and maneuwr· of the generations of ~­ moonen wbo have started e lllere. AotuaHy 1111 ollahoot of A,_!neeh ,t lhe bid let- llle Amerlclll Filii, II Is' ofU,. wUI bo .-!liter. ficially named Luna Falls. An outcrop of rock known u Ntacara OMitle• Luna Island separates II. from N·A!f'~'li!•'st of cot- llle Am'~lll Falll. know as trW ftc•• wUl be W.llt In Henll8non and Leon, W. VL 1 1Ccordl-toln (!,. • c. Byrd, Jomll1fl• •.· Ralllki»h and Will Your CAR ~ ···~•·at hll Pomeroy HI WU I member cl ll.adl Rlvw 1..odp 453, P'rM and M. cepted Ma101t1; Ohio van., C4m- 111Mdol'l' 21, Kttllhte Teatplu, IIIII Aladdla Tom.Pie lillrlne. &lnivlna are • daushter, Mra. Ethel !l.eveDI, Cleveland; a 100, Jam. H.,· Cbelter; a lilter, Mrl. NORWAY 'SPRUCE f$) ••• SPRUCE TO CUT TREES Glad7a imler, Clndeeod, - MARKET ~ ~ME:II II'IDdchildrtiiL , , 0 Better stop now for our expert Winter Safety Check . _ steering, brakes, points, plugs, carburetor, tires, etc. • • everything that needs checking. Gold Star Merchant O.amber Names Vitus Hartley PT. PLEASANT - The !\'la- son County - Pt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce has elected officers arxt board members for 1969. LARRY'S SOHIO IIRVICE POMEROY, 0 . Newly elected officers are Vitus Hartley, Jr., president; LeD-zle Hedrick, vice president; Calvin Smith, secretary, and James McComb, treasurer. or direct.. Named to the board W. MA'liW'f. POMEROY 992-2582 ors for a two-year term were six new members, James Lewis, Bob Butcher, Seldon Flemming, Calvin Smith, Jerry Butcher anti James McComb. Six other board members wilJ serve for another year - Uoyd Roush,J . R. Neely, Lenzie Hedrick, Bill Hod;enberry, Emil Martin and Vitus Hartley. Tentative plans were made tor the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner to be held the first week in February. DAR Speaker be Mrs. Howard Price, Mrs. Is AntWunced Homer Martin. Mrs. Loula Lewis, Mrs. W. H. Rardin, Mrs, Elmer Lowry, Mrs. GeorgeSprirw;er an:l Mrs. Dana Bradshaw. The Rev. Charles S. Thompson will ad- •.. include standard FM and long distance AM mas.'' Miss Lelah Jane Powell, re- It's eosr to be a great Sa~ta! Just fil your bog now from our fine collection of jewelry . BULOYA WATCHES DDie Ktn1 "NQ"Handtome yellow cal· CenceriD ''AG"- endar watch woth tii- ch•ql... HnH - . . ,.dl .t I cvbn 12, ,hot....... Deluxe 3-Piece Admiral Stereo Radio Component System New Catalog cH.nner . Tueadly. A deltcl001 chicken dinner was served to 17 members lftd ooe auest at tabl.ea docoratad In keop!qr wlthtlle hol- • M 3-8 BULBS • M 3 BULBS ldl,y ........ Glfta were exehan&ed and the The Public lnformatioo Oftice of the Ohio Sociecy Cor Crippled Children and Adults (the Easter Seal Sex iecy) has announced the avaUabilicy of a new catalog of publications on services provid· ed by the National Easter Seal Society. The Society, largest and oldest voluntary organization serving the physicallY and neurologically harDicapped, is seeking to meet the problem of crippling through direct care and treatment. research and prevention of crippling, as well as the urderstarrJ.. lng of tile handicapped tllrough the L>ducation of parents, professional workers, employers and the public. Copies of the new C.talog ol Publications are available \1)00 request in single iuues and CQiloo tain the niOat lV-to-date Ust of materials available on subjects related to Ute care and treatment of handicapped indl vi duals. PACKOF12 for a Chriltlnaa prograni in Cbarp ol Mrs. Jolm Sluvage.. Tho III<IOibw ........ with tile .al,.q oi"J"' to tile w...lcl" 1n foil- i»' • meditation oa Chrlstaaa taken fkoom wrlt- WITH DEVELOPING ·Ill- fill ell "lns.tamalic type" came'a' - 12 lovely color jumbo prints. •rw• by Nonau VIncent Peale. This finely crafted precision instrument captures the full breath of stereo multiple• broadcasts _ . _ then re·creates these sounds so vividly, so realilsticlllly, that you'N think you're listen In II to llve parformancas. • 22 tren.,mtn, 15 diodes, 2 slltcon recun..... 4thwmlston • "lnst.nt Play"• clleslls will! 20 W•H Puk Music Power St.No System • Two SJ:4• Alnico Y S,..keraln raMO.. endosures • AFC "locllsln" fll 1t.t1Dn1; AVC uniform sound lavel "'urea • s.,....w Vol11m.. l•l•nc., leu. T,.bla T•nlnlt •nd Function controls • z b11IU..,n •nt... n.. phil proyllion for DstarMI FM, FM Stereo •nt.nne • Z bullt..,n TePD )Hils far rHOrclln1 •nd plarllll bKt; Z Pltono JKks • Slid• rule, vernier tunln1 will! se,_... AM/FM Mlacw.-. •nd lighted dl•l • Stylish W•lnut v....., C.blnatwltll slllnlnt elumlnum trim; WDinut/Biuk anm• H, 16'..\•• D lpee!k. enchlsurH ~· H. FA• W, Wft!• D. lellem?" wtth ••The 1M Keeper's Wife, •• by Mra. Dontld Lisle; "11te Old Shepherd.," by Mia a Marcia Karr; 10Herod.'a Cl&ltal.n" by Yra. Karl Kloea; ••JosEPh"' by Mrs. VlriU Teaford; "Mar)'"' b)" Mro. Joho SaU'IIp aod "Tho SeeGnd Wiseman'" by Mr1, Wen- ' I BAKERMIDDLEPORT FURNITURE · , . 0. " Sl5.95 LOWEST PIICI AIM AND SHOOT CONVENilNCI EASY THUMioUVEII FILM ADYAN~<.:EtEWI'INO'ER IRIQHT, EASY-TO-SEE THIOUOH "' DIAMOND COLOR PACK CAMERA CASE RETAIL VALUE ·-··· ...... ......,....... $499 $17.95 , .. ar padt: '""""'' . - . ha...t, ...... dw rid! Wack " ' -- str.., ... SIMilAR" ro lofra. Ruaoell Harper, !ln. John ~ cloted w.ll!l ·~-t ·~ nt"".een abut-In "ciuarwid' riportocl. Aa.rt.-s and freewtll otrert.,. oren taken. Mlsa liarcia Karr P'" the Chri-• PrQer. Mra. John Sluvqe then lllhtad a clllllle to repre-lha blrlltdoy or JeaUI and all Joined In RETAIL VAlUE $10.9$ ILLUSTRATION SLIDE PROJECTOR .e e PIOJICTi ALL 2d" IUDU IN SHoUP IIIWAN1' COLOI COAlED 3" WIDl ANGU LENS e DOUIU CONDINSR, PIECISION O"ICAl SYSTIM e Ul APPIOYED e ON-Off 2x2 slide mounts and provides. full coverage of ~;de Hos exclus;ve spr;ng ¥< · .t~n~ finished . IIMIW TO II.WSTIAnON in re- hand,ome Round robl.n aet..well earda nre alaned tor Mra. MeiYin SWITOI e LEYII fOCUSING--NON SKID IASI e 1Uil1' IN TilPOD SOCKET e EXTIA LONG 7 FOOt MIAY'f..Out'T LINE COI.D $129 grey plastic. R!TAJL VAlUE $1.95 MOVIE FILM SPLICER ....... · - Blrthdoy Dear Jeaua," ·after whicb Mrs. WendeD stut1er doatd with pnyer. CARAYELLE WATCHES lty BULOYA, 10.95 up e e ee A smart miniature hand viewer that accept• all 35 mm, Bantam and Supenlides.. S...cificll!oiiy duigr.•tl fDr lha !hrlfly CIIIIGft'MI• "'ho wantl all the Corcuo•l ,)lo;t. troy onU Corou1•l proie<tcr od"""l ogeo <1! a b11d~t pric• . e Duo! -aclicn ••lod bwtton--lor od¥atKing olidu and for rotG!I~g troy 10 a~y 1lido Cl Thrn·pooition owitdl-fo• " off, " "fan," "lamp Cl 5uppll•d with !IOO· wott, !20 ¥Cit DUC lamp RETAll VALUE $15.98 MOVIE EDITOR- VIEWER MODEl #8615 RETAIL VALUE EDITS REGULAR AND SUPER I PILMS Mod••• dnign, law, aHraEtive, di.-c:ad alu~ninutn hat,~N,., Mot iuritt.in film rtetcller, f..clni"' and frontin1 conlfol• a•d Ia,.. •o i..... sc,_n_ liD volt AC--DC v.it i• Ul • .CSA opprtl¥9d. 400 ft. taJI'Cidty. $79.95 Splices regular 8 and Super 8 film. # 145 RETAIL VALUE $19.95 sgss RETAIL breuer. betide• those aboWI w~~n~ J4ra. Onllle Crook1, MrL llalon llomowood, Mra. lled>en AUeDdlna Parker, M r VALUE $4.98 WWlam Houll- L ~99 MODEL#K150 ,- \~ Grll!lm ond Mro. WOllam W...,_ SMART SANTAS SHOP HERE! aahelt, Mr1. Alice Capehart, #436 Mn. WWWn Etchlrwer, Mra. Oma Winebrenner, Mra. C a r 1 WHH, Mra. Dana WinlbrtaMl' aDd: one ·IU8•4 Kevla stutler. ACCUTRON BY BULOVA Stainleu Steel Wilierproof_ Sweep Second h•nd, S11QOO PRINCE GARDNER Registrar Billfold In ij:enuinelmported Moroceo leather. S760 BIG BOY-BEST GIRL ldentificetion Braceletl. Choice of white or yellow.. ...,s4• .f HOSPITAL NEWS ] fAMilY JEWEL PIN Birthttdnas for each of hlr chUd~ BlOCKS CHOC. COVERED Holzer Mem.cal IMEX WATCHES .from ~RT CARVED Matched Weddlna B111ld1. Luxurious 14K Gold. ooch 4 761J CULTURED PEARlS ExQuls&te meteh6J strand. 15 Inett Choker lenllrth. 5 DIAMOND PENDANT Rad~nt diamond set In tJorantiMd 14K IOid. DIAMOND EARRINGS Shimmering Di11monds 14K white Gold. S7996 ART CARV[O Metehld Weddlnl' B•nds. Hendarved l4K Gold. - Rich ttone ~•nts cold emblem. AU Ol:'~-,- 3961J 5 GOESSLER Court st. MASONIC RING JEWELRY STORE "A Gold Star Store" Pomeroy $49 96 •FAIEIGE • COTY' •MAX FACTOR •HRENA • CHANEL NO. 5 •CORDAY •TWEED Polaroid Swinger Blrllll lin. Jalla L. !111"1'\ Mldtll• e w-,1 Mre. w- J.Jiai- illlri'Mri _..O,Doltoa,.W.. CHRI~TMAS . . . . . . . .,S:IBLDI.'llllnilllrl lire. ~- P. IIi; 1 ~ a, ell6 I.IIL Bar._ 59~ VILLAGE . . 'lt.tlrldltr. ~ FLASHBULBs AMERICAN GREETING Lar17 I. 0. . 994! box .,/ lire. 11-. 111'1.-. . , _ .. . . . Odo L, .. .lll,yn,- D. ~ ~,......, ,..., Mta. ' The Crecuor ot Reasonable Di'llll' Prices " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I REVERE SUPER 8 MEMBER OF IUDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA MOVIE REELS & CANS REGULAR 8 OR SUPER 8 MOVIE CAMERA KIT RnAIL VALUI $1.29 AIID $1.4f Kif indvd.t: Mllldel 5-I Super.& co~ntro, Oy•ochr01111a $ ........ coler m••ia carkidaa, 4 AA •onfOMM oltoiiM ltottDNt •'"' ha'""-e canying co••· luilt-ia canver1ian "A" lilt..., let yeu ""' filM 200' .......... 4oo· .......... I!Hfoon ..... evt. RETAIL VALUE $39.95 Color movie film . cameros. RETAIL VALUE VALUE $2.95 #K-KA459 KODAK LEAVE YOUR HOLIDAY MOVIE FILM OR SNAP MOYIE PROJECTOR SHOTS AT HECK'S FOR FAST QUALITY PROCESSING AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICD $2.59 COLOR MOVIE FILM SUPER8MM CARTRIDGE DUAL I Outdoor and Indoor = .ss4aa ••• SO Feet mAR. $129.50 VALUE kA414 $1.1t '·· ~;,~ · ., . ......., *'- ..,. All IIIIlS lYAii\1111 &t Mi. ~·· St REGULAR8MM RETAIL IIML\1 10 lllUIIIAnotl 39c COLOR MOVIE FILM New luggoga doslgn . . • on molal qUGIIty constructed whh one pleca lap , •. holds 300 ccordboord or 150 me1al or gkno slldea. Sfl. w-..,, ...... - · .• 112 a.m. Mrs. ~Ia J, - . , PL Pleullltl,da•.....,.,IO:Ma.m. W-dq;llrl. w. _...... Ill. I rr.lan, lCD, I:S5 J.& Wed.DitiiiJ; Kra. Ita S. IP'I8I. IL a Jadl1411, l1118 p.DL SHAMPOo5 9 BY _ $100 SLIDE FILE w._ -...,. ..... for #150-AI .... Rt s .......... Mra. Rall>b N, Chrl-, Will-; 'l'lleollo1 G. Mrs. ~v.. s. ........ at. • Jodi1411JIIrl. W&Dr J. HIIIJ, ~"..,; 111'1. . Q. Doltal, Joi:ltloa; MrL Jlllllll P. - - Rt 1 Thur- D'••.,....., IGII,J:t81..111.111ar... ~J$ 4 Adlnlllloal HEAD & SHOUlDEIS Fl 1.44, RETAIL VALUE 69c Yra. Rualtll .L. Porter, II Sm...,.a 1!1.; Jamea JraTQ'lor, llrl. J.¥1a •· - . _ PL Pleuat; Mra. (lerlrUIIe D. 9tlflllr, l - : Mrl. 1'1111 w. - · ..,.. urvr~ iAtllft H. Slnldl, flaatln&toa. W. VLi 111'1. Elbe1 - . J•""-; Clllr71 A. Yer· Re,. COMPLETE SELECTION OF FINE COSMETICS . Center, Flrlt Ward. ELECTRIC TIMEX '39·95up 39~ I 50 loot 3 Inch recording tape• p.m.-oab'GDPedlatrleo CHERRIES- BEAUTIFUL only RECORDING TAPE An. Vlallln& - · 2-t IIIII 7-8 S695 to S6 '' .!. -1.; We ~ RETAIL VALUE $49.95 SLIDE VIEWER deJI Stutler. The aatty of "'lbe otber Wl"" maa'' b.J Van Dyke wu Biven b)' I;' MM.I 21D i• tta. a-., ......... "'Ea-ra Pa&.tald ltat ev.r effer.tl. ' color prinh in a rninllh, bl.dt: oMI ·•llltw Ia ....... I• ttt.r. any ..._ ..., te ..U - " ' - ' ~~~~ $299 $5.95 Tbe pl'<Jil'U1, tn char~ ol MrL Ru11ell Harper, wa• a re~dlrw, "No Room at the lm;'' reading, "'What Were Thor Sa>l""lnBeth- POLAROID COLOR PACK CAMERA ..-c': $109 ...... INSTANT LOAD fiLM PAK IJl"OICII4Journad to lhe IIOl1CUry I n.. RETAIL VALUE $2.16 cuse with a 6 o'clock Chdatmaa Crippled in vDr dillll, Cllt marilers. en•. l? i•••ls . h - 17 i-et... ~Mion bra.:el•l. Yet· low or white . 135.95 ...........,. ._-sl The Women'• Society of Christ. ian Ser'Ace held ttl replar monlhly meeting 11 !lie Asbury United Methodist Church taSyra.. .Services to WE RESERVE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANT1T1ESI SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES lvleets, Dines Enjoy the finest FM Stereo Multiplex Radio tone and realism I STORE HOURS IOIDI YTIIRU SITURIIY f100 1.1. TO . tsOO P,l, SUIDIY 1 P,l, TD 1 P.l. PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968! Syracuse PT. PLEASANT - dress the Daughters orthe American Revolution at their meedng Friday at'terROOn at the Appalachian Power Company auditorium. Rev. Thompson will use as his topic, "The Wa,y to Christ- .. will be-- - WSCS of FM STEREO RADIOS gent, will preside. Hostes.ses will - at 1 p.m. So!urdiJ at tile EWID&__. Home. Bnio1 wUI bo In tbo Roddlllll ~ at llelpn, Senlcea b>' !IJade RIYer Lodp will be ~ at 7:111 p.m. Frldoy at tbo funeral bome. Frloada eall II tbo a-at bGme at 011111\ee. - NEW Adn•lral. SOLID-STATE be SAFE This Winter IIIII two ll'eal - l)nlllkldldra~ • SCOTCH PINE · '• WHITE MIDWAY I. Wood7u'd, 1'1, diad R.au&e a WHITE FIR The Herderf'on buUdhlC wlll contain 765 s«J~~re feet ot Interior. an 80 square root IOidlng platform and 4,600 square reet for parkirc and maneuve•·J.ne. Leon post otnce wUJ ha"Ye 1 net in- Dies Wednesday PINE _ thin twice the aize or the present post omces and 'frill be ccxtstructed under the le~se CORJtructtan proeram. Plai'UI have been drawn up tor the buildings, but sites have not been selected. lt ·t C. E. Woodyard SCOTCH Congressman Ken Heckler. ~ 1 Both lllcUitles will be more • GIDDminc hD~IIIIfOn•l , LIVl announcemem. by Senators Robert Pleasant. W. MAIN ~Qr&ee. Just Siiiy "CHARGUT,* With 'YOur Mkk't �a - ro Tho Doiq Sentlool, Pomer<»-Mlddi<DOrt, 0., Thur"""', llocernber 5, 1968 PLEAS~ VALLEY IIOSPITAL ADMI'ITED - ·sHaron Cbll>man, Pt. r'J:eaaant; Jame" H.lll, WHY ALMOST 110, Kt»<> Lt~. Two New Jad !Celli ae:£~ · e,1~e.. ~ iHE:. West Coll.lilbia; Mrs. Herman Estep, Mason; M:ra. Q\arle~ Stan.ley, PL Pleaaant. · .,: DISCHARGED Maa\e Beard, Southside; Denold llumpllre.Y. Pt. Pleasant; C)'Tlthle Chris· tian, Pt. Pleasant; SU.a Lanier, Southside; Mrs. EarlY RUDe, PL To be Built lM"- PT. PLEASANT -- New.po1tof· "* wrlor of 1,154) fl. with t900 llle Bridal Vell Falls, In honor aq, ft. of puidna: and maneuwr· of the generations of ~­ moonen wbo have started e lllere. AotuaHy 1111 ollahoot of A,_!neeh ,t lhe bid let- llle Amerlclll Filii, II Is' ofU,. wUI bo .-!liter. ficially named Luna Falls. An outcrop of rock known u Ntacara OMitle• Luna Island separates II. from N·A!f'~'li!•'st of cot- llle Am'~lll Falll. know as trW ftc•• wUl be W.llt In Henll8non and Leon, W. VL 1 1Ccordl-toln (!,. • c. Byrd, Jomll1fl• •.· Ralllki»h and Will Your CAR ~ ···~•·at hll Pomeroy HI WU I member cl ll.adl Rlvw 1..odp 453, P'rM and M. cepted Ma101t1; Ohio van., C4m- 111Mdol'l' 21, Kttllhte Teatplu, IIIII Aladdla Tom.Pie lillrlne. &lnivlna are • daushter, Mra. Ethel !l.eveDI, Cleveland; a 100, Jam. H.,· Cbelter; a lilter, Mrl. NORWAY 'SPRUCE f$) ••• SPRUCE TO CUT TREES Glad7a imler, Clndeeod, - MARKET ~ ~ME:II II'IDdchildrtiiL , , 0 Better stop now for our expert Winter Safety Check . _ steering, brakes, points, plugs, carburetor, tires, etc. • • everything that needs checking. Gold Star Merchant O.amber Names Vitus Hartley PT. PLEASANT - The !\'la- son County - Pt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce has elected officers arxt board members for 1969. LARRY'S SOHIO IIRVICE POMEROY, 0 . Newly elected officers are Vitus Hartley, Jr., president; LeD-zle Hedrick, vice president; Calvin Smith, secretary, and James McComb, treasurer. or direct.. Named to the board W. MA'liW'f. POMEROY 992-2582 ors for a two-year term were six new members, James Lewis, Bob Butcher, Seldon Flemming, Calvin Smith, Jerry Butcher anti James McComb. Six other board members wilJ serve for another year - Uoyd Roush,J . R. Neely, Lenzie Hedrick, Bill Hod;enberry, Emil Martin and Vitus Hartley. Tentative plans were made tor the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner to be held the first week in February. DAR Speaker be Mrs. Howard Price, Mrs. Is AntWunced Homer Martin. Mrs. Loula Lewis, Mrs. W. H. Rardin, Mrs, Elmer Lowry, Mrs. GeorgeSprirw;er an:l Mrs. Dana Bradshaw. The Rev. Charles S. Thompson will ad- •.. include standard FM and long distance AM mas.'' Miss Lelah Jane Powell, re- It's eosr to be a great Sa~ta! Just fil your bog now from our fine collection of jewelry . BULOYA WATCHES DDie Ktn1 "NQ"Handtome yellow cal· CenceriD ''AG"- endar watch woth tii- ch•ql... HnH - . . ,.dl .t I cvbn 12, ,hot....... Deluxe 3-Piece Admiral Stereo Radio Component System New Catalog cH.nner . Tueadly. A deltcl001 chicken dinner was served to 17 members lftd ooe auest at tabl.ea docoratad In keop!qr wlthtlle hol- • M 3-8 BULBS • M 3 BULBS ldl,y ........ Glfta were exehan&ed and the The Public lnformatioo Oftice of the Ohio Sociecy Cor Crippled Children and Adults (the Easter Seal Sex iecy) has announced the avaUabilicy of a new catalog of publications on services provid· ed by the National Easter Seal Society. The Society, largest and oldest voluntary organization serving the physicallY and neurologically harDicapped, is seeking to meet the problem of crippling through direct care and treatment. research and prevention of crippling, as well as the urderstarrJ.. lng of tile handicapped tllrough the L>ducation of parents, professional workers, employers and the public. Copies of the new C.talog ol Publications are available \1)00 request in single iuues and CQiloo tain the niOat lV-to-date Ust of materials available on subjects related to Ute care and treatment of handicapped indl vi duals. PACKOF12 for a Chriltlnaa prograni in Cbarp ol Mrs. Jolm Sluvage.. Tho III<IOibw ........ with tile .al,.q oi"J"' to tile w...lcl" 1n foil- i»' • meditation oa Chrlstaaa taken fkoom wrlt- WITH DEVELOPING ·Ill- fill ell "lns.tamalic type" came'a' - 12 lovely color jumbo prints. •rw• by Nonau VIncent Peale. This finely crafted precision instrument captures the full breath of stereo multiple• broadcasts _ . _ then re·creates these sounds so vividly, so realilsticlllly, that you'N think you're listen In II to llve parformancas. • 22 tren.,mtn, 15 diodes, 2 slltcon recun..... 4thwmlston • "lnst.nt Play"• clleslls will! 20 W•H Puk Music Power St.No System • Two SJ:4• Alnico Y S,..keraln raMO.. endosures • AFC "locllsln" fll 1t.t1Dn1; AVC uniform sound lavel "'urea • s.,....w Vol11m.. l•l•nc., leu. T,.bla T•nlnlt •nd Function controls • z b11IU..,n •nt... n.. phil proyllion for DstarMI FM, FM Stereo •nt.nne • Z bullt..,n TePD )Hils far rHOrclln1 •nd plarllll bKt; Z Pltono JKks • Slid• rule, vernier tunln1 will! se,_... AM/FM Mlacw.-. •nd lighted dl•l • Stylish W•lnut v....., C.blnatwltll slllnlnt elumlnum trim; WDinut/Biuk anm• H, 16'..\•• D lpee!k. enchlsurH ~· H. FA• W, Wft!• D. lellem?" wtth ••The 1M Keeper's Wife, •• by Mra. Dontld Lisle; "11te Old Shepherd.," by Mia a Marcia Karr; 10Herod.'a Cl&ltal.n" by Yra. Karl Kloea; ••JosEPh"' by Mrs. VlriU Teaford; "Mar)'"' b)" Mro. Joho SaU'IIp aod "Tho SeeGnd Wiseman'" by Mr1, Wen- ' I BAKERMIDDLEPORT FURNITURE · , . 0. " Sl5.95 LOWEST PIICI AIM AND SHOOT CONVENilNCI EASY THUMioUVEII FILM ADYAN~<.:EtEWI'INO'ER IRIQHT, EASY-TO-SEE THIOUOH "' DIAMOND COLOR PACK CAMERA CASE RETAIL VALUE ·-··· ...... ......,....... $499 $17.95 , .. ar padt: '""""'' . - . ha...t, ...... dw rid! Wack " ' -- str.., ... SIMilAR" ro lofra. Ruaoell Harper, !ln. John ~ cloted w.ll!l ·~-t ·~ nt"".een abut-In "ciuarwid' riportocl. Aa.rt.-s and freewtll otrert.,. oren taken. Mlsa liarcia Karr P'" the Chri-• PrQer. Mra. John Sluvqe then lllhtad a clllllle to repre-lha blrlltdoy or JeaUI and all Joined In RETAIL VAlUE $10.9$ ILLUSTRATION SLIDE PROJECTOR .e e PIOJICTi ALL 2d" IUDU IN SHoUP IIIWAN1' COLOI COAlED 3" WIDl ANGU LENS e DOUIU CONDINSR, PIECISION O"ICAl SYSTIM e Ul APPIOYED e ON-Off 2x2 slide mounts and provides. full coverage of ~;de Hos exclus;ve spr;ng ¥< · .t~n~ finished . IIMIW TO II.WSTIAnON in re- hand,ome Round robl.n aet..well earda nre alaned tor Mra. MeiYin SWITOI e LEYII fOCUSING--NON SKID IASI e 1Uil1' IN TilPOD SOCKET e EXTIA LONG 7 FOOt MIAY'f..Out'T LINE COI.D $129 grey plastic. R!TAJL VAlUE $1.95 MOVIE FILM SPLICER ....... · - Blrthdoy Dear Jeaua," ·after whicb Mrs. WendeD stut1er doatd with pnyer. CARAYELLE WATCHES lty BULOYA, 10.95 up e e ee A smart miniature hand viewer that accept• all 35 mm, Bantam and Supenlides.. S...cificll!oiiy duigr.•tl fDr lha !hrlfly CIIIIGft'MI• "'ho wantl all the Corcuo•l ,)lo;t. troy onU Corou1•l proie<tcr od"""l ogeo <1! a b11d~t pric• . e Duo! -aclicn ••lod bwtton--lor od¥atKing olidu and for rotG!I~g troy 10 a~y 1lido Cl Thrn·pooition owitdl-fo• " off, " "fan," "lamp Cl 5uppll•d with !IOO· wott, !20 ¥Cit DUC lamp RETAll VALUE $15.98 MOVIE EDITOR- VIEWER MODEl #8615 RETAIL VALUE EDITS REGULAR AND SUPER I PILMS Mod••• dnign, law, aHraEtive, di.-c:ad alu~ninutn hat,~N,., Mot iuritt.in film rtetcller, f..clni"' and frontin1 conlfol• a•d Ia,.. •o i..... sc,_n_ liD volt AC--DC v.it i• Ul • .CSA opprtl¥9d. 400 ft. taJI'Cidty. $79.95 Splices regular 8 and Super 8 film. # 145 RETAIL VALUE $19.95 sgss RETAIL breuer. betide• those aboWI w~~n~ J4ra. Onllle Crook1, MrL llalon llomowood, Mra. lled>en AUeDdlna Parker, M r VALUE $4.98 WWlam Houll- L ~99 MODEL#K150 ,- \~ Grll!lm ond Mro. WOllam W...,_ SMART SANTAS SHOP HERE! aahelt, Mr1. Alice Capehart, #436 Mn. WWWn Etchlrwer, Mra. Oma Winebrenner, Mra. C a r 1 WHH, Mra. Dana WinlbrtaMl' aDd: one ·IU8•4 Kevla stutler. ACCUTRON BY BULOVA Stainleu Steel Wilierproof_ Sweep Second h•nd, S11QOO PRINCE GARDNER Registrar Billfold In ij:enuinelmported Moroceo leather. S760 BIG BOY-BEST GIRL ldentificetion Braceletl. Choice of white or yellow.. ...,s4• .f HOSPITAL NEWS ] fAMilY JEWEL PIN Birthttdnas for each of hlr chUd~ BlOCKS CHOC. COVERED Holzer Mem.cal IMEX WATCHES .from ~RT CARVED Matched Weddlna B111ld1. Luxurious 14K Gold. ooch 4 761J CULTURED PEARlS ExQuls&te meteh6J strand. 15 Inett Choker lenllrth. 5 DIAMOND PENDANT Rad~nt diamond set In tJorantiMd 14K IOid. DIAMOND EARRINGS Shimmering Di11monds 14K white Gold. S7996 ART CARV[O Metehld Weddlnl' B•nds. Hendarved l4K Gold. - Rich ttone ~•nts cold emblem. AU Ol:'~-,- 3961J 5 GOESSLER Court st. MASONIC RING JEWELRY STORE "A Gold Star Store" Pomeroy $49 96 •FAIEIGE • COTY' •MAX FACTOR •HRENA • CHANEL NO. 5 •CORDAY •TWEED Polaroid Swinger Blrllll lin. Jalla L. !111"1'\ Mldtll• e w-,1 Mre. w- J.Jiai- illlri'Mri _..O,Doltoa,.W.. CHRI~TMAS . . . . . . . .,S:IBLDI.'llllnilllrl lire. ~- P. IIi; 1 ~ a, ell6 I.IIL Bar._ 59~ VILLAGE . . 'lt.tlrldltr. ~ FLASHBULBs AMERICAN GREETING Lar17 I. 0. . 994! box .,/ lire. 11-. 111'1.-. . , _ .. . . . Odo L, .. .lll,yn,- D. ~ ~,......, ,..., Mta. ' The Crecuor ot Reasonable Di'llll' Prices " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I REVERE SUPER 8 MEMBER OF IUDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT·A·RAMA MOVIE REELS & CANS REGULAR 8 OR SUPER 8 MOVIE CAMERA KIT RnAIL VALUI $1.29 AIID $1.4f Kif indvd.t: Mllldel 5-I Super.& co~ntro, Oy•ochr01111a $ ........ coler m••ia carkidaa, 4 AA •onfOMM oltoiiM ltottDNt •'"' ha'""-e canying co••· luilt-ia canver1ian "A" lilt..., let yeu ""' filM 200' .......... 4oo· .......... I!Hfoon ..... evt. RETAIL VALUE $39.95 Color movie film . cameros. RETAIL VALUE VALUE $2.95 #K-KA459 KODAK LEAVE YOUR HOLIDAY MOVIE FILM OR SNAP MOYIE PROJECTOR SHOTS AT HECK'S FOR FAST QUALITY PROCESSING AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICD $2.59 COLOR MOVIE FILM SUPER8MM CARTRIDGE DUAL I Outdoor and Indoor = .ss4aa ••• SO Feet mAR. $129.50 VALUE kA414 $1.1t '·· ~;,~ · ., . ......., *'- ..,. All IIIIlS lYAii\1111 &t Mi. ~·· St REGULAR8MM RETAIL IIML\1 10 lllUIIIAnotl 39c COLOR MOVIE FILM New luggoga doslgn . . • on molal qUGIIty constructed whh one pleca lap , •. holds 300 ccordboord or 150 me1al or gkno slldea. Sfl. w-..,, ...... - · .• 112 a.m. Mrs. ~Ia J, - . , PL Pleullltl,da•.....,.,IO:Ma.m. W-dq;llrl. w. _...... Ill. I rr.lan, lCD, I:S5 J.& Wed.DitiiiJ; Kra. Ita S. IP'I8I. IL a Jadl1411, l1118 p.DL SHAMPOo5 9 BY _ $100 SLIDE FILE w._ -...,. ..... for #150-AI .... Rt s .......... Mra. Rall>b N, Chrl-, Will-; 'l'lleollo1 G. Mrs. ~v.. s. ........ at. • Jodi1411JIIrl. W&Dr J. HIIIJ, ~"..,; 111'1. . Q. Doltal, Joi:ltloa; MrL Jlllllll P. - - Rt 1 Thur- D'••.,....., IGII,J:t81..111.111ar... ~J$ 4 Adlnlllloal HEAD & SHOUlDEIS Fl 1.44, RETAIL VALUE 69c Yra. Rualtll .L. Porter, II Sm...,.a 1!1.; Jamea JraTQ'lor, llrl. J.¥1a •· - . _ PL Pleuat; Mra. (lerlrUIIe D. 9tlflllr, l - : Mrl. 1'1111 w. - · ..,.. urvr~ iAtllft H. Slnldl, flaatln&toa. W. VLi 111'1. Elbe1 - . J•""-; Clllr71 A. Yer· Re,. COMPLETE SELECTION OF FINE COSMETICS . Center, Flrlt Ward. ELECTRIC TIMEX '39·95up 39~ I 50 loot 3 Inch recording tape• p.m.-oab'GDPedlatrleo CHERRIES- BEAUTIFUL only RECORDING TAPE An. Vlallln& - · 2-t IIIII 7-8 S695 to S6 '' .!. -1.; We ~ RETAIL VALUE $49.95 SLIDE VIEWER deJI Stutler. The aatty of "'lbe otber Wl"" maa'' b.J Van Dyke wu Biven b)' I;' MM.I 21D i• tta. a-., ......... "'Ea-ra Pa&.tald ltat ev.r effer.tl. ' color prinh in a rninllh, bl.dt: oMI ·•llltw Ia ....... I• ttt.r. any ..._ ..., te ..U - " ' - ' ~~~~ $299 $5.95 Tbe pl'<Jil'U1, tn char~ ol MrL Ru11ell Harper, wa• a re~dlrw, "No Room at the lm;'' reading, "'What Were Thor Sa>l""lnBeth- POLAROID COLOR PACK CAMERA ..-c': $109 ...... INSTANT LOAD fiLM PAK IJl"OICII4Journad to lhe IIOl1CUry I n.. RETAIL VALUE $2.16 cuse with a 6 o'clock Chdatmaa Crippled in vDr dillll, Cllt marilers. en•. l? i•••ls . h - 17 i-et... ~Mion bra.:el•l. Yet· low or white . 135.95 ...........,. ._-sl The Women'• Society of Christ. ian Ser'Ace held ttl replar monlhly meeting 11 !lie Asbury United Methodist Church taSyra.. .Services to WE RESERVE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANT1T1ESI SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES lvleets, Dines Enjoy the finest FM Stereo Multiplex Radio tone and realism I STORE HOURS IOIDI YTIIRU SITURIIY f100 1.1. TO . tsOO P,l, SUIDIY 1 P,l, TD 1 P.l. PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1968! Syracuse PT. PLEASANT - dress the Daughters orthe American Revolution at their meedng Friday at'terROOn at the Appalachian Power Company auditorium. Rev. Thompson will use as his topic, "The Wa,y to Christ- .. will be-- - WSCS of FM STEREO RADIOS gent, will preside. Hostes.ses will - at 1 p.m. So!urdiJ at tile EWID&__. Home. Bnio1 wUI bo In tbo Roddlllll ~ at llelpn, Senlcea b>' !IJade RIYer Lodp will be ~ at 7:111 p.m. Frldoy at tbo funeral bome. Frloada eall II tbo a-at bGme at 011111\ee. - NEW Adn•lral. SOLID-STATE be SAFE This Winter IIIII two ll'eal - l)nlllkldldra~ • SCOTCH PINE · '• WHITE MIDWAY I. Wood7u'd, 1'1, diad R.au&e a WHITE FIR The Herderf'on buUdhlC wlll contain 765 s«J~~re feet ot Interior. an 80 square root IOidlng platform and 4,600 square reet for parkirc and maneuve•·J.ne. Leon post otnce wUJ ha"Ye 1 net in- Dies Wednesday PINE _ thin twice the aize or the present post omces and 'frill be ccxtstructed under the le~se CORJtructtan proeram. Plai'UI have been drawn up tor the buildings, but sites have not been selected. lt ·t C. E. Woodyard SCOTCH Congressman Ken Heckler. ~ 1 Both lllcUitles will be more • GIDDminc hD~IIIIfOn•l , LIVl announcemem. by Senators Robert Pleasant. W. MAIN ~Qr&ee. Just Siiiy "CHARGUT,* With 'YOur Mkk't �lt - Tbe Daib Sen.lnel. Pomea-oy-Mlddllpor1,. 0,, 1'hltrsdl,r, Det.oetnber 5, 1M8 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results . Sale Real For Sale I: SHOULD SllfV NOr II ' WANT AD INFORMATION DU.DLINU 5 , _., Dar laf•• P"'-licetio" .._., Dootllinrt 9 • · • · C•-•"•''-• & c....cr•-• Will Ito KCOIJI'~ v"'il 9 1 . 1111 . t01 O.y .I P.. licotloft REGULATIONS Tho Pul:.lldM>r roootvn tko ri~M to odlt 01 ••ioct ony od• d.emad ob• ;.etionoble , Tlooo r.~Uther "'':UI nat e I IN rotpo naiblo lnc:,....e<:l or m~:~ro t~n Ill"' ina ortl~:~n . ATIENTION - Otan Milll Studio needs several ltldiel, 111011, or sludeoll lor hgbt dellvery work. Must bave car. Cootact Mr. De Long, LaSalle Hotel, Mid<Ueport. Room ~. Interviews Friday thru Monday from 10 tD 11 and 1 "' 8 p.m. RATES F., lllfo"' 441 S.rvin 5 U " ' l ~ . . . . . Ill ... int .. liMitti- Chor .. 75c ""'' ......,......Wlllt'd li• 1J 12 por ...O' d lhtto CO"'I ............ COIIII , . . For HelpWam.d CGM'C"· C:OtiiOC..,.IWO - aHt. Want.d To luy WILL BUY raw furl and bldeo. Carl Chevalter, l.oq Bottam. 11-a.IOic $1 .50 1., 50 wa-rd fftlnilllultt . Eo . Mlditi.,..l word 2c . BLIND AOS A...dlliDnal 25c Char9" ,., Adnr · OF.FICE HOURS . 11 :30 ,•., to 5:00 P-"' Dolly 8:30 ;.m. t_o 12100 Noon ,5aturd.., Notice WILLlAMS BEAUTY Shop, Syracuse, wlll be closed until Feb. 3. !U-3tc THE Hl-7 Club is open and will c<mtinue to be open. Band 5 nights weekly, WedneSday thru S"oday, 8:30 to 12:30. JU.3t< HYMN SING at Church of God, Chester, Ohio, Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m. , featuring Rev. Ray Anderson and Roar family of Chillicothe, Ohio. Everyone welcome. 12-5-Ztc Employment Wanted C.~ENTRY, palntlns, plumbIns. electrical work. Phone Ollelblre 36'7-7Bii2. ll-24-111p Urethlne foam insulation lor thin wan. - more .,.ee la1lde, leu aoor 1191-ce outside. 992-21e1 •d: w• c;.,.., 1 Mt•· ID, a buy at $3,400.00 SYRACUSE - 5 room 00.110, bath, part basement, 4 level lots, pe.fect spot for new ll-D-301p PIONEI!lR Travel trailer, 1118'1, »-loot, aell..,..,lalned, carpetHAY ond otrow. can Ins. air conditioned. Good coodillon. Phone Mason 'I'IUTII. · ll-12-lllp 114-tfc --- TIIREE BEDROOM !'8Mb style home 1n SyrlreUIO. Honlwood floors. stonn doon and cor- ANTIQUES, lumlture, - . miscellaneous. Mrs. Howanl Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pome- . AKC Puppies, Scollles, Cockers, I<IJ. 14-tlc Poodles, Westles and Scbuauz. era, Barkaroo Kl'l!l., Coolville, Ohio, Phone 887-.st. ll-1o-30tc Lost and Found ol Raclno, I!AY, Phone 742-fiSS. 11-24-Dp Beegle dog, black back with tan head. Very sby. If seen, USED SPINET pl11110, A-1 <Clllcall 919-2213 or write S. F . dltlon, Ugbt walnut finish, Cornell, Portland, Ohio. $495. WendeD's. 1209 Garfield 12-3-31c Ave.. Paner.burg, W. VI. Phone 41S-4401. ll-21-2lltc LOST IN vlcinlty For Lease M AND G Food Market, 3 miles I'OTATOES, Phone 843-mt soutb of Middleport on Rt. 7. Clalonce Profllll, Por11and. )U.3Ic 10-15-tlc 6-9\i-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive house, $6,5011.00 ForS.Ie ---- BASil: Guitar. IJke new, osed very Utile. dual pl<kupo, wiD HENRY E. CLElAND Olllce 111- a.s. · - HOIST ETTER REALTY Sun.·······-· HocklfllpOrt, Ohio Phone 667·3370 I;XPERT SPECIAL SHOW TIRE SALE Sat. " ............ . - - -'!111s """l' OHL Y S18.95 -GUARAHI'EEDPomeroy Home & AUh l2• -- ....,_, o ISuslnn• ServiCIII call 848-2641. l:l-6-4tc AQUARIUMS - Cbriatmal seta FURNISHED and ~ 5, 10, 15 gallons. See our comapartments. Close tD IChooL plete line of exotic fish and Phone IIID-MS4. 1e.a.tte 11161 DODGE, tiO Z door hard!Dp. VB. automatic, power supplies. GHt certificates steering, brakes, 4 uew tlrol, avatlable. 'I'tle House of Wil- FURNISIIEil apartment, t $55(1.00. 1111:1-33'12 evenings. rooms and balb. Marlm Rey"""· first road left below lUitp Pleasant Point Resort. OpeD nolds, MaliOJI, W. Va. Phoae 9 to 9 Tues. tbru 6'7H!Mii. Sat. Ph. 7'/UI47. 11-lttfe FURNISHED GUN SHOO!', Sunday, Dec. 8, In Middleport. All utnltles at the Rutland American Lepaid. IIDwlcy " Reed, Midgion Farm. 12-4-3tc dleport, Phone M-1171. 10-D-tfc children's clotblng. Jellert Clothing SUn, Rt. S, PGtneroy. IU«c MU. --- •IJIL I .' ~. Professional rue cleanlnf'parantead Mason, West Vlrelnia 1192-21311. 111611 MODEL stereo, loveb' walnut console wllh biC 4-epeed automallc reconl chan&er. 'fbls baa AM and Ji'M radio. Take over payments oJ tii.U per mootb or balance of $101.1111. Call 11112-2131. 12-l-Gtc 1988 PONTIAC Tempest custom, Ugh! creY-treen; radio, power black vinyl ·Interlor. Mileage, ll,tal, Phone . 8'1H118. li+Jic •teertns. Buslnes• Servi- OOZER, BACKIIlE, tnndle' and truck ..,...., Jeplle tanb, watar llnel, batemellll. lllo loploll . llenrJ~, Phone 115-M or Ratl Babr, TO I'I<QTE.CT ME FROM or 11-\£ SI.JfJ! "Tl-\E Gi..AF-.E n· Phouet111H911. ' II 1967 PONTIAC FIREBRD H.T. COUPE-···· $2595 1966 PONTIAC BONHEVILLE COH. • -- ---. $1995. Local one owner t::ar1 oew w-a.w tires, Yinyl trim wltb bucket 1t1t1, eOnaole. radio. P.S. a~ P.B.. auto. tran&, dark blue ftnhh With white QI'IOO top. A real ohlrple. A- 9.1t'J bard to- --_ ... ... . tO. Path'fAYa 11. Kind of ,.,. .. ',.~ ,• ~·~~~' Check Our Price Safety Steel Studs and healer. GEHEIIAL "'~~ '-WILLARD BAITERYl· ~. .. 11. J"Ort.une : te. Mualc not. Cllriotli1aa ' buDdlell T.ltem:fora ....... ;.;;iii.; . 18-~t ,..,. .~. 1- lleleoman t. Wute -· ....p U.llfYI! otoo ,_ l'i..t poltn- ON 'THE TABLE ANt> T~EIU; 1r lt.C.,, ·~ » ·'!!'fod . COMES BUGS 2"- .. 10. junO ~ IMAUYC ~ II J 11.~ -·-...·-"""'"' _,............···-- p:= · ',-otlon .O.Oneol U.. 'l'llnlly ... fi.Dadoly III PIMAGE ~ ..._~~~e c:tn:led ~etten "' r.... llle _,. • ) ;::::::-:::::~-:::::~~-;:::::::::::~-~~·~ot~od"_br~ mW. :H.ItJna- I III I. '-'-Tnlllc ·H. l' ........,.. _ Ll_ Jtl. Holl-way N- . Mw y ••• ....,~. I J th• ~ Aawe .... . . . 11. JuoW. ware u.. Captial "' fOAMY 1111'._ ----- ----------.iiJ,at We Sell GENERAL TIRE SALES PLEASIHG . TERMS\ POMEROY MOTO.R CO. 308 ·318 E:'IIAIN "l-2126 POUERQY OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 . 0. ."" y • ' I. .' • ·-·· '' ~- • c{}t.' J f ··~ ·~1-::-< . -,: ' ". ' . :·, _'.: ' • SYI.DI. ,_,.._._,ef .. •e .ouroflr uGelllll St41t P•rtlclportt, co1111 111 fer PrH Tlokotl We $eryj ce • (ITD ("-••• ....,....,. _!Frill!!!'!!'"!.!MI!!!!!ISE!!I!!!!Dil!!fJ!_!... !!__j' · A GiAMI POR THI PAMILY ... PRIEI ' DISTRIBUTORS . l=:wu}» BoLENS TRACToll..~--• ....,..r, • ___ ---- .. ... . ... ,_., the ...... - Jti.Dq-pr I I 1 WAIT T' EAT! NOTE! ,......., •• "--• """!''i+t .. aa. 81cicli1Ma4 o~. \. .TI-IAT 'T><EY MUST "AVE WA,.TED TO SE.E THAT MOVIE PRETTY SAD ... \HEY DIDN'T EVEN STREET~ !'!:no,~- ... Cloii- ·: "MM ... I DIDN' T NOTICE ..___ '. UP THE 24.~ ,.....,.....,.,...... II. Cit~ of JUST LIKE WE RGUQEP! DINNERS ,._ ...._ =~.~r'., ' _, l!nl<ramblethOH ,_. JumbiH. ene letter to e.h square, to form lour ordinary worda. lido ' "' Ill'• - -··. OT-9'""""o'a Jlt,K,_ 11. .Aiteettdl I I I 11. 0... Chevyland Sweepstakes · 1.44 . . _,.. ... .. =.:..... ~ -.lad --------------. Any nt l "uck ,urcho1M ut~tll O•c. 2• .•.• .. Oomlaoo lcolll 11. Kind of ------1 1963 FORO GALAXIE 4 DOOR ----·-·----·----·------$795 Local owner and real nice, blue Qnlah, clean Int. aood tlrea, ~~o, V8 eJWine, std. tn.na. 1961 CHEV. BEL, ,t.IR STA. WAGON ............ $:1-19 Bia<k Qnfah, red Int., V8 e"811111, P'"' erlllde, radio ·-~ · ,_... aDd len W4 tires, clean interior, white aver tut'quolae. Aclean local Oft'ner t::ar. 't.OonqtBu . ll.o- 1963 CHEVROLET IMP.ALA 4 DOOR ................ $1095 V8 el18lne, power ateerine, IUtCJmltic trans. radio., new OM -··.__ •s. Load of l.N-104 Ktpllnc olotrilo . "-IIlli, &.lltlllto Oolri& - good.,_,..,. 1964 CORVAIR ....................................................... $895 . Silkier, 2 dr. black ftnfoh, good ttreo, 4 spd. Radio ond hooter. c!JWJlOOIDltJE;-IAJ=~ DAILY CROSSWOR-D HT Colpl, good white wall tires, run power equipment in-: cludirc 6 way . .t, powe.r whdowa, apotleu interior, R&J-L NOW AVAILABLE I '.-- _ __, __ _ TI-IAT'lL & Is A MO!J111 £)(.TRA fbR. THE PATIO! Four on the floor, tOO 8cyl., LeManl, blue tlntsb, custmbatlpiag, blue vln)tllnt., with but::ket seats, stereoP.B. radio. 23,000 mllea by local owner. Like new ht line wide oval w.w. Urea. Tire 992-7161 465 Ho. 2nd ,-u~FI seat, CClmtortroo alr conditioning, radio -. heater, and DIOIQ' other extrao, belutliW gold lbdoh with black viuyl rooL ~-·~."!!~··· r '!HAT U- cia,., otntdlac:k fur ANTI-FREEZE AQAIN~T 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE·- - ·- • $3495 Local one ownar car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. ln. ertKine, turbo h)'dramltle trana.. power ateerlngandbrakea, 2 $22 1H4te WARNED Dlcem..r Prices Mlkts It Easyl FREE! INSTALLATION ALLSIZES 1968 STEREO radio combination, handsome walnut console. This bas a BSR automatic record <!!anger. Take ove payments of $5 per month or pay balance due $'111.11. Gall N'eCIALLY ·~-s 1962 CADILLAC ....................................SPECIAL $899 D-1-lle 'I'CU WERe OUR S.ZS.Uc Sf/-2!61. SINGER 1968 MODEL. Like l.ADY TO DO hoUBeWOrlr. and 'I'IIAJLER LOTS. Bob'o Mobile new, in beautiful walnut cabCourt, Syracuse, Ohio oo Slate cooking. Live ln. Phone mInet, just set dial tD mal:e deRt. 121, Phone 11112-11151. &251. 0 . Hinely, over Uberty sign, stltcheJ, zig zag, bute.11-tfl: Theatre. 11-:14-lfc lonlmles, bllndhems, etc. Pay balance f'72.50. Nolhlns down, :~ARPENTER: For inside wort, 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. $0.50 monlllly, or $61.50 caah. Phone 992-397$. l»tfc Pllone M8l1011 7'73-5218 or 'ITIPhone Ravenswood 1'/J.tliQS 5101. 12-1 Sic alter 6 p.m. ~Hap 3 BEDROOM h011110 !raRer, M and G Food Marlr.et, I ml1os NEED HELP tD care for Illooutb of Middleport OD Rt. 7. NEW MERCIWI!li'SE, .... valid bulband, middle - aged and antlquel at the oale Fri12-3-31p man or .,.man tD Uve ln. Mull day njgbt, Dec. I, 7: 30 p.m. be clean, and no drlnk!DIAdami Auctloo Houae. I'IIODe for lnforma- HOUSE, UDiurulshed, I rooms 12-4-11< and ba\ll, VIc 11nnm, Mlnenllllll. D-1111p vtUe. Pbone 81;!-33H. 1W ete 'ITRAW. Pbone __.,_ CAR HOPS WANI'ED AT ONCE IJ+111p - Crow'o Steak House. Phone 1fARMilNY apartments - 3 and t rooma, furnisbed, new: 99U432 or 11112-2580. 12-Utc walll, lloon, furniture. Pn- KALAMAZOO Tnmo1a aalllr· ompllflllr, with 10-ln<ll IIJIOik.vlllo portlug. Out ol all A'ITENTION - O!on Mllll Stuer, .-. Pbone ta all. dio needs several ladloo for " - - I lllocU from Pom&IIUtp telephone operators Must 1!1 pool olllce. from have pleasing telephone wleelii. to I p.m. 12-4-tfc lie~ ZIG ZAG teWiJ111 mae!Jlne, $1.1!0 per hour. plus bonus. loft lD atorap. Thll Dll"blao CMtact Mr. De Long, La ~PARTMENT, 4-1'00101 and &Old much blaber. Makes butbalh, $55 month, lncludlnl Salle Hotel, Mldcl!eport, !loom tonholes, darna, embro., faD. 41i. Interviews niday I h ro·. uUIIlies. Contact Ohio Valley cy stitches. Pay lf<>rap bill Baltlng Company, IIIIU030. "•""rtaY (rom 10 to lZ aDd 2 of f42.114. Terms can be ar~ lo b ,.. ' .., 1J..i.3&c ranged. Call 1112-28311. 12-Utc poclcets tires, V8 engine, auto. tranl., power 1teering, radio, heater, llharp 1 owner car. 8 WEEK OLD PIGS, P Ito a e ~CONFE56 ""' 1ROt.J&E CAME FROM DRINKING A NATIVE 1965 FORD ----------------------------------------------------------·---$1495 &24 Ash SL, Mlddlepon. liD- Help Wanted OH I iJAHI!. / I Alteration., zlppen ancl , ' Gala:de 4 dOor, blAck n.Riih-:- dMn interior, new shipment, women's ond ., .,, OPEN TIL 8 PM PRUNING SA.WS •...•.• 110. 99c POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature. f75 and up. stud oervlce and grooming. Phone 1111:1-Mtl. II 3 tiC ~.,. One HACK SAW BLADES.2D for 99c P1'ST ARRIVED, men's coveralls and wort jackets; also . AKC Golden Retriever puppies, APARTMENTS 12-4-lotp ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY ...... u.. Drive .... .. e.1..UC CffiHU AHUA JMippleo for sale. POM!ROY ~ ,, 'l. Pboue 119:1-3904. MOORE'S W. MAIN t= l • ••• • 0 ' "'• · 0 •<4 •· 0"• 1m SKATE-A-WAY bollday partlel. 773-5543 '!'llantqlvlng, Friday, Nov. 22, Chrlstmal, Fri., Dec. oervlce, all m-. S20. New Years Eve., Tues., ZZH. The Fabric Shop, PomDec. II, 7:30 to 11:311. OpeD eroy. Authorized Singer Soles Clu'lltmas Eve. Clooal Cbrlltand Service. We Sharpen 11181. Open Wednesday, Frl· 8_clloon. 14-tfc day, Salurday, 7:31 to 10:311. Available for parJioo, Koolnturance day, Tlleoday and Tbanday AUTOMOBn.E Insurance ben nights, Saturday and Sunday oanceQed? LMt your onerlllalternoous, Phone or or•s license! ean !m-29tlfll. ~11-1740tc I 15 tie C. C. BRADFORD • Frle Estimates SEWING Macldne. machTHE CHESTER Fire Dept. will TWO ELECTRIC American F1yAUcrtONEER For Sale or Tr1de Ine equipped to zig r.a~. mate sponsor a gun shoot at t h e er trains. Phone t9Z-33'14:. Complete Service • QualltJ Concreti 11167 PONTIAC Flrelllnl, V-8 aubuttonholes, darn, sew on buiIzaak Walron Farm SUnday, ~c PbOIIO 1119-.'IR!I !Dns, all without attachments. tomatlc transmission, 1981 Dec. 8. Everyone is welcome., • Certified Stre111th Racine. Oblo Also has many other features OldsmobDe convertible. V-8. !M-ate Crill Bradford Pay just $41 .17 or monthly power steering, power br-; 3 BEDROOM house In Racine, • Delivery recently remodeled. Owner S I Uc 1963 Rambler station wag<m, paymenll of $5. Will demonKAY WYATI Dorrerer, stylist, belns trall81erred. Clarence strate In your home call 9926 cylinder, standanl. Flnanis employed at Dorothy's • Quick Service Roy. 949-2811 . J2-5.lltc 3211. 11-29-atc Am CONDmONINCl Refrlqe•clns avallable. Pbone IIIUM7 Beauty Shop and Salon. Open aUon service. Jack's Refrlg· or IIVU741. 11-14-tf< • Flnlshilll on Saturdays by appointment. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY, 1968 lf CARPE:l1l look dull and eratlon, New Raven. hone 12-5-3tc • Sand & Gravel Nelco Sewing machine, needs 882-2071!. 4 6 tic drear, remove the spots as STORE EQUIPMENT for sale oo attachments; sews on butthey appear with Blue Lustre. or trade lor houoe traDer or RE'mi!NG DEC. 31. 1968. Will DIAL 992-3284 tons, monogrBDls, fancy stitREADY • IIITX conrretP delivproperty, M and G Food MarRent electric shampooer louy metals IDllll above day ches. Pay $44.53 or $5.25 ered rJght to yn•1r nroject Bal:er Furniture. 1»41<: ket, 3 miles soul!! of Mlddleand roots. No fur or lddel month. Try it tn your home. Fast and easy. Free estl· port ou Rt. 7. 1:1-»tp wanted. BUI Balley. Reedt' 12-5-3tc Phone 992-3935. mates. Phone 99:1-:1284, GoegJ.OST BRIG liT carpet colors: GOEGLEIN GRAVEL ville, Ohio. 11-:14-!0ic leiu Ready - Mix Go., MiddleRestore them with Blue Lui1957 JAGUAR, M and G P'ood 407 PAGE port, Ohio. 8 311 tic Market. 3 miles aouth of Mid- OSE ORAWING or artist table, Ire. Rent electrlc shampooer WILL DO sewing at home MIDDLEPORT, OHIO adjustable In bel\!hl. fl2. dleport -ou Rt, 7. 12-»tp $1. Tlny'o Barplnland. ziPI><'"'· pocket<. ~glng, BUDGET PRICE furniture on Phone M-2413. IU-3tc 12-Utc hemmlnl!'. alterations, etc. our lhlrd floor budget shop. CJGARE'ITE vending machines Mrs. Freddie 1babet. MalOn. For Sale or Rent and service. ABG l!!nterprtseo, Baker Furniture. Middleport. Phone m-5651. 4-30-tfe 5 ROOM house on Llneoln Jlgts., GRAVELY TRAcrDR, Cllrtst- COAL FURNACE complete, $50. Mason, W. Va. Phone '173-l54ll. Oblo. 23-Uc mas special, free snow blade Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy. balh, basement, 91U17tl. 6-t-lfe with any new Gravely pur12-3-3tc 12-4-11]1 VACANCY for two elderly peochased In December. Gravely ple. Prefer private paid paFor Sale Notice Tractor prices start at $423. . PURE BRED Dalmallon pupUents. Phone Mason, '173-518$. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL\ Free Gravely Tractor Sales, PomGUN SHOOT, Broad Run Rod and pies, male and female, 6 to.t-tfc life-size walking doll aud 3 eroy, Ohio. 12MIIc Gun Club, New Haven, Sunday, ~ old, $25 each. Phone For Rent moulh.o oJ plano lessons by Dec. 8, Noon 'til- -. 99:1-7075. 12-2-Gtc teacher of your choice with ARE YOU Interested In a Bible SEVEN ROOM apartment In 12-5-3tc 1957 CHEVROLET, ~-ton . Good teacblng Church. If 10 try_ Middleport, newly cleaned and the purcbue of a new Wuroonditlon. Phone 9115-3374. liOO BALES HAY, second cutBible Baptist Temple, an IllUtzer plano. Good quallty completely redecorated, 12-S-stp tins and condltioued. Phone guitar outfit, $34.95; Good aedependent church, In tile ferand bact porcbes and entran· "Biaek Eye" 992-Qlt. 12-3-stc mer Brown's Marine BJdi., ces. For lnlormall'"' 0111 FLOOR DEMONSTRATOR 111611 Iectlon of Estey cllord organs, The Society for the PrevenMinersville, 0 . Servke 7:30 lllll-r770. 11-17-111: $139.110 up; Wet!me I!UBrlll>- tion of Blindness recommends model stereo, beautiful walp.m. Friday evening. Pastor tee OD reeds. Wendell's, l2tl9 for a blow to the eye, or a nut console AM and FM raAUTO CARE SALE Ken Deningtoo, Rav...-.1, I ROOM aparlmellt, c1Goe to Garfield Ave., Parlr.enhurg, "black eye," you apply cold dio, BSR automatic floatlng compresses immediately for Second Baptist aturcb W. Va. Phone 415-t401, downtown Pomeroy. Call CAR SEAT turntable. Make payments of 15 minutes per hour. A 11-11-lle 214! before I p.m. 11-lt-tfc ll-:11-211tc about HEAD REST, R•t· 3.97 ... 6.99 black eye could mean serious $6.32 or pay $114.2:!. Set oold ~. internal damage to the eyelor much blgber. Try II In TOUCH UP PA.UH ........ 99c MUSIC EVERY Friday and TRAILER SPACE, ready to st. Denis is the patron saint baH and should be seen by a your home. Phone Maaou CIRog. 2.39 Saturday at Jack's Club on book up, private, plenty of doctor. of France. FLOOR JUTS ..... , . 1.99 ••t ty 77U!MO. 1:1-6 ~tc llarrlsonvUle Road off Rt. 7. room for c1dldren to ~. I~ f ....... ! Tax Moot popular ol .. , awolloblo, Lhnltod IMimMr at thlt pt'lce. Pull 1 1•• ,.,.,..a. B111h b 1 • 1.11 tho _ • ., for , , • PHONE 9?2·2094 awn r'' . ,...... 77b 4 Whitt Side-lis Pl11• 2.19 Pomen>)> PH. t9i-2l U lllut,, •• ,,. ...., ,,.. ..., four full 5.55 . . E. From the J..araest Truclc. or Bulldo- Rodlaror To TbO :onallest Hooter Core. BLAEnNARS Wheel Alignment --- 11-29-&tc Scliewarzel Marine M~fj - ~~- ·....... 1 take any reaJouable offer, alto ~ar I otrlng wltb trip- GEO, HODSTE'II ER, Bl'OUI' le plctupo. Phone IHI-24SS. POMEROY - Good srorage 11-rl-81c building, 2 floors 25x63. Only $25011.00 STEREO radio .,....1•, 4 opeed .\lli)IJLEPORT - Panoramic lnlermlud changer. Dual volview. 7 rooms, bath, gas furoune CODtroL 4 speaker sound nace, garage, 3 nice lots. Naw ll)lllem. Lovely walnut fblbh. only $10,5011.00 Take over paymenl8 of tll.llll omo HOTEL - 30 rooms, bar per monlb or balance tl1.14. D-1-2-3. Hot water heat, all Call 992-3211. 11-- furniture. Invest your profits. A bargain $30,000.00 MAPLE Stereo Radio. 1968 loveFARMS WANTED ly maple flntsll with AM & liEI.EN or VffiGU. TEAFORD FM radio, 4 speakers dual ASSOCIATES lf2-3325 volume control. Take ove SYRACUSE payments of $II per month or !M-ate pay jnst $113.1!0. Call 1192-ttll. UPIIIENCEI ......., _Stnlo EYINRUDE 69's Are Here bouse, 3 bedrooms, balh, close POMEROY ---- port. Economical gu heat. Close tD ochoo1 and churches. Phone 1192-211M. ll-21-lllp Wentecl REALTY COMPANY I'OMEROY - 5 room frame, , ball>, c1Goe to ....ppln& district, out of floods, gas fur. nace heat, $4,200.00 POMEROY - 1> acre, 6 room alriloi the A lift keep& ;rear .. I'OliDdl 11&1 Business Services O'BIUEN l CROW $199.00 REDUCE SAFE, almp1e 1D d last with !lobese llhlela. Oft. ly t8 cenll. Nelaoo Dnlp. - Eat•te Un~'ife\\VkEEZER U-J4-10tc r.ooo · 25 ,., certt Oiocouftl on pa id a4t orllll od• poid wlthi" 10 dar• CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY I.QUARlUMS, CllrlllaW 1011, 5, 10, II, caJioo. See our complete Uno ol exolic flah oal IU)IIIlles. Glll cerll!leallB ••allable. The Houle of 1111soo, flrlt road lefl below Pleasant Point - - Open • tD • Tuelday, 'lbundoy and Satanlay. Pboue m-1.011. .. I . \ a· RAY -~-- 1----_ �lt - Tbe Daib Sen.lnel. Pomea-oy-Mlddllpor1,. 0,, 1'hltrsdl,r, Det.oetnber 5, 1M8 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results . Sale Real For Sale I: SHOULD SllfV NOr II ' WANT AD INFORMATION DU.DLINU 5 , _., Dar laf•• P"'-licetio" .._., Dootllinrt 9 • · • · C•-•"•''-• & c....cr•-• Will Ito KCOIJI'~ v"'il 9 1 . 1111 . t01 O.y .I P.. licotloft REGULATIONS Tho Pul:.lldM>r roootvn tko ri~M to odlt 01 ••ioct ony od• d.emad ob• ;.etionoble , Tlooo r.~Uther "'':UI nat e I IN rotpo naiblo lnc:,....e<:l or m~:~ro t~n Ill"' ina ortl~:~n . ATIENTION - Otan Milll Studio needs several ltldiel, 111011, or sludeoll lor hgbt dellvery work. Must bave car. Cootact Mr. De Long, LaSalle Hotel, Mid<Ueport. Room ~. Interviews Friday thru Monday from 10 tD 11 and 1 "' 8 p.m. RATES F., lllfo"' 441 S.rvin 5 U " ' l ~ . . . . . Ill ... int .. liMitti- Chor .. 75c ""'' ......,......Wlllt'd li• 1J 12 por ...O' d lhtto CO"'I ............ COIIII , . . For HelpWam.d CGM'C"· C:OtiiOC..,.IWO - aHt. Want.d To luy WILL BUY raw furl and bldeo. Carl Chevalter, l.oq Bottam. 11-a.IOic $1 .50 1., 50 wa-rd fftlnilllultt . Eo . Mlditi.,..l word 2c . BLIND AOS A...dlliDnal 25c Char9" ,., Adnr · OF.FICE HOURS . 11 :30 ,•., to 5:00 P-"' Dolly 8:30 ;.m. t_o 12100 Noon ,5aturd.., Notice WILLlAMS BEAUTY Shop, Syracuse, wlll be closed until Feb. 3. !U-3tc THE Hl-7 Club is open and will c<mtinue to be open. Band 5 nights weekly, WedneSday thru S"oday, 8:30 to 12:30. JU.3t< HYMN SING at Church of God, Chester, Ohio, Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m. , featuring Rev. Ray Anderson and Roar family of Chillicothe, Ohio. Everyone welcome. 12-5-Ztc Employment Wanted C.~ENTRY, palntlns, plumbIns. electrical work. Phone Ollelblre 36'7-7Bii2. ll-24-111p Urethlne foam insulation lor thin wan. - more .,.ee la1lde, leu aoor 1191-ce outside. 992-21e1 •d: w• c;.,.., 1 Mt•· ID, a buy at $3,400.00 SYRACUSE - 5 room 00.110, bath, part basement, 4 level lots, pe.fect spot for new ll-D-301p PIONEI!lR Travel trailer, 1118'1, »-loot, aell..,..,lalned, carpetHAY ond otrow. can Ins. air conditioned. Good coodillon. Phone Mason 'I'IUTII. · ll-12-lllp 114-tfc --- TIIREE BEDROOM !'8Mb style home 1n SyrlreUIO. Honlwood floors. stonn doon and cor- ANTIQUES, lumlture, - . miscellaneous. Mrs. Howanl Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pome- . AKC Puppies, Scollles, Cockers, I<IJ. 14-tlc Poodles, Westles and Scbuauz. era, Barkaroo Kl'l!l., Coolville, Ohio, Phone 887-.st. ll-1o-30tc Lost and Found ol Raclno, I!AY, Phone 742-fiSS. 11-24-Dp Beegle dog, black back with tan head. Very sby. If seen, USED SPINET pl11110, A-1 <Clllcall 919-2213 or write S. F . dltlon, Ugbt walnut finish, Cornell, Portland, Ohio. $495. WendeD's. 1209 Garfield 12-3-31c Ave.. Paner.burg, W. VI. Phone 41S-4401. ll-21-2lltc LOST IN vlcinlty For Lease M AND G Food Market, 3 miles I'OTATOES, Phone 843-mt soutb of Middleport on Rt. 7. Clalonce Profllll, Por11and. )U.3Ic 10-15-tlc 6-9\i-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive house, $6,5011.00 ForS.Ie ---- BASil: Guitar. IJke new, osed very Utile. dual pl<kupo, wiD HENRY E. CLElAND Olllce 111- a.s. · - HOIST ETTER REALTY Sun.·······-· HocklfllpOrt, Ohio Phone 667·3370 I;XPERT SPECIAL SHOW TIRE SALE Sat. " ............ . - - -'!111s """l' OHL Y S18.95 -GUARAHI'EEDPomeroy Home & AUh l2• -- ....,_, o ISuslnn• ServiCIII call 848-2641. l:l-6-4tc AQUARIUMS - Cbriatmal seta FURNISHED and ~ 5, 10, 15 gallons. See our comapartments. Close tD IChooL plete line of exotic fish and Phone IIID-MS4. 1e.a.tte 11161 DODGE, tiO Z door hard!Dp. VB. automatic, power supplies. GHt certificates steering, brakes, 4 uew tlrol, avatlable. 'I'tle House of Wil- FURNISIIEil apartment, t $55(1.00. 1111:1-33'12 evenings. rooms and balb. Marlm Rey"""· first road left below lUitp Pleasant Point Resort. OpeD nolds, MaliOJI, W. Va. Phoae 9 to 9 Tues. tbru 6'7H!Mii. Sat. Ph. 7'/UI47. 11-lttfe FURNISHED GUN SHOO!', Sunday, Dec. 8, In Middleport. All utnltles at the Rutland American Lepaid. IIDwlcy " Reed, Midgion Farm. 12-4-3tc dleport, Phone M-1171. 10-D-tfc children's clotblng. Jellert Clothing SUn, Rt. S, PGtneroy. IU«c MU. --- •IJIL I .' ~. Professional rue cleanlnf'parantead Mason, West Vlrelnia 1192-21311. 111611 MODEL stereo, loveb' walnut console wllh biC 4-epeed automallc reconl chan&er. 'fbls baa AM and Ji'M radio. Take over payments oJ tii.U per mootb or balance of $101.1111. Call 11112-2131. 12-l-Gtc 1988 PONTIAC Tempest custom, Ugh! creY-treen; radio, power black vinyl ·Interlor. Mileage, ll,tal, Phone . 8'1H118. li+Jic •teertns. Buslnes• Servi- OOZER, BACKIIlE, tnndle' and truck ..,...., Jeplle tanb, watar llnel, batemellll. lllo loploll . llenrJ~, Phone 115-M or Ratl Babr, TO I'I<QTE.CT ME FROM or 11-\£ SI.JfJ! "Tl-\E Gi..AF-.E n· Phouet111H911. ' II 1967 PONTIAC FIREBRD H.T. COUPE-···· $2595 1966 PONTIAC BONHEVILLE COH. • -- ---. $1995. Local one owner t::ar1 oew w-a.w tires, Yinyl trim wltb bucket 1t1t1, eOnaole. radio. P.S. a~ P.B.. auto. tran&, dark blue ftnhh With white QI'IOO top. A real ohlrple. A- 9.1t'J bard to- --_ ... ... . tO. Path'fAYa 11. Kind of ,.,. .. ',.~ ,• ~·~~~' Check Our Price Safety Steel Studs and healer. GEHEIIAL "'~~ '-WILLARD BAITERYl· ~. .. 11. J"Ort.une : te. Mualc not. Cllriotli1aa ' buDdlell T.ltem:fora ....... ;.;;iii.; . 18-~t ,..,. .~. 1- lleleoman t. Wute -· ....p U.llfYI! otoo ,_ l'i..t poltn- ON 'THE TABLE ANt> T~EIU; 1r lt.C.,, ·~ » ·'!!'fod . COMES BUGS 2"- .. 10. junO ~ IMAUYC ~ II J 11.~ -·-...·-"""'"' _,............···-- p:= · ',-otlon .O.Oneol U.. 'l'llnlly ... fi.Dadoly III PIMAGE ~ ..._~~~e c:tn:led ~etten "' r.... llle _,. • ) ;::::::-:::::~-:::::~~-;:::::::::::~-~~·~ot~od"_br~ mW. :H.ItJna- I III I. '-'-Tnlllc ·H. l' ........,.. _ Ll_ Jtl. Holl-way N- . Mw y ••• ....,~. I J th• ~ Aawe .... . . . 11. JuoW. ware u.. Captial "' fOAMY 1111'._ ----- ----------.iiJ,at We Sell GENERAL TIRE SALES PLEASIHG . TERMS\ POMEROY MOTO.R CO. 308 ·318 E:'IIAIN "l-2126 POUERQY OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 . 0. ."" y • ' I. .' • ·-·· '' ~- • c{}t.' J f ··~ ·~1-::-< . -,: ' ". ' . :·, _'.: ' • SYI.DI. ,_,.._._,ef .. •e .ouroflr uGelllll St41t P•rtlclportt, co1111 111 fer PrH Tlokotl We $eryj ce • (ITD ("-••• ....,....,. _!Frill!!!'!!'"!.!MI!!!!!ISE!!I!!!!Dil!!fJ!_!... !!__j' · A GiAMI POR THI PAMILY ... PRIEI ' DISTRIBUTORS . l=:wu}» BoLENS TRACToll..~--• ....,..r, • ___ ---- .. ... . ... ,_., the ...... - Jti.Dq-pr I I 1 WAIT T' EAT! NOTE! ,......., •• "--• """!''i+t .. aa. 81cicli1Ma4 o~. \. .TI-IAT 'T><EY MUST "AVE WA,.TED TO SE.E THAT MOVIE PRETTY SAD ... \HEY DIDN'T EVEN STREET~ !'!:no,~- ... Cloii- ·: "MM ... I DIDN' T NOTICE ..___ '. UP THE 24.~ ,.....,.....,.,...... II. Cit~ of JUST LIKE WE RGUQEP! DINNERS ,._ ...._ =~.~r'., ' _, l!nl<ramblethOH ,_. JumbiH. ene letter to e.h square, to form lour ordinary worda. lido ' "' Ill'• - -··. OT-9'""""o'a Jlt,K,_ 11. .Aiteettdl I I I 11. 0... Chevyland Sweepstakes · 1.44 . . _,.. ... .. =.:..... ~ -.lad --------------. Any nt l "uck ,urcho1M ut~tll O•c. 2• .•.• .. Oomlaoo lcolll 11. Kind of ------1 1963 FORO GALAXIE 4 DOOR ----·-·----·----·------$795 Local owner and real nice, blue Qnlah, clean Int. aood tlrea, ~~o, V8 eJWine, std. tn.na. 1961 CHEV. BEL, ,t.IR STA. WAGON ............ $:1-19 Bia<k Qnfah, red Int., V8 e"811111, P'"' erlllde, radio ·-~ · ,_... aDd len W4 tires, clean interior, white aver tut'quolae. Aclean local Oft'ner t::ar. 't.OonqtBu . ll.o- 1963 CHEVROLET IMP.ALA 4 DOOR ................ $1095 V8 el18lne, power ateerine, IUtCJmltic trans. radio., new OM -··.__ •s. Load of l.N-104 Ktpllnc olotrilo . "-IIlli, &.lltlllto Oolri& - good.,_,..,. 1964 CORVAIR ....................................................... $895 . Silkier, 2 dr. black ftnfoh, good ttreo, 4 spd. Radio ond hooter. c!JWJlOOIDltJE;-IAJ=~ DAILY CROSSWOR-D HT Colpl, good white wall tires, run power equipment in-: cludirc 6 way . .t, powe.r whdowa, apotleu interior, R&J-L NOW AVAILABLE I '.-- _ __, __ _ TI-IAT'lL & Is A MO!J111 £)(.TRA fbR. THE PATIO! Four on the floor, tOO 8cyl., LeManl, blue tlntsb, custmbatlpiag, blue vln)tllnt., with but::ket seats, stereoP.B. radio. 23,000 mllea by local owner. Like new ht line wide oval w.w. Urea. Tire 992-7161 465 Ho. 2nd ,-u~FI seat, CClmtortroo alr conditioning, radio -. heater, and DIOIQ' other extrao, belutliW gold lbdoh with black viuyl rooL ~-·~."!!~··· r '!HAT U- cia,., otntdlac:k fur ANTI-FREEZE AQAIN~T 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE·- - ·- • $3495 Local one ownar car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. ln. ertKine, turbo h)'dramltle trana.. power ateerlngandbrakea, 2 $22 1H4te WARNED Dlcem..r Prices Mlkts It Easyl FREE! INSTALLATION ALLSIZES 1968 STEREO radio combination, handsome walnut console. This bas a BSR automatic record <!!anger. Take ove payments of $5 per month or pay balance due $'111.11. Gall N'eCIALLY ·~-s 1962 CADILLAC ....................................SPECIAL $899 D-1-lle 'I'CU WERe OUR S.ZS.Uc Sf/-2!61. SINGER 1968 MODEL. Like l.ADY TO DO hoUBeWOrlr. and 'I'IIAJLER LOTS. Bob'o Mobile new, in beautiful walnut cabCourt, Syracuse, Ohio oo Slate cooking. Live ln. Phone mInet, just set dial tD mal:e deRt. 121, Phone 11112-11151. &251. 0 . Hinely, over Uberty sign, stltcheJ, zig zag, bute.11-tfl: Theatre. 11-:14-lfc lonlmles, bllndhems, etc. Pay balance f'72.50. Nolhlns down, :~ARPENTER: For inside wort, 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. $0.50 monlllly, or $61.50 caah. Phone 992-397$. l»tfc Pllone M8l1011 7'73-5218 or 'ITIPhone Ravenswood 1'/J.tliQS 5101. 12-1 Sic alter 6 p.m. ~Hap 3 BEDROOM h011110 !raRer, M and G Food Marlr.et, I ml1os NEED HELP tD care for Illooutb of Middleport OD Rt. 7. NEW MERCIWI!li'SE, .... valid bulband, middle - aged and antlquel at the oale Fri12-3-31p man or .,.man tD Uve ln. Mull day njgbt, Dec. I, 7: 30 p.m. be clean, and no drlnk!DIAdami Auctloo Houae. I'IIODe for lnforma- HOUSE, UDiurulshed, I rooms 12-4-11< and ba\ll, VIc 11nnm, Mlnenllllll. D-1111p vtUe. Pbone 81;!-33H. 1W ete 'ITRAW. Pbone __.,_ CAR HOPS WANI'ED AT ONCE IJ+111p - Crow'o Steak House. Phone 1fARMilNY apartments - 3 and t rooma, furnisbed, new: 99U432 or 11112-2580. 12-Utc walll, lloon, furniture. Pn- KALAMAZOO Tnmo1a aalllr· ompllflllr, with 10-ln<ll IIJIOik.vlllo portlug. Out ol all A'ITENTION - O!on Mllll Stuer, .-. Pbone ta all. dio needs several ladloo for " - - I lllocU from Pom&IIUtp telephone operators Must 1!1 pool olllce. from have pleasing telephone wleelii. to I p.m. 12-4-tfc lie~ ZIG ZAG teWiJ111 mae!Jlne, $1.1!0 per hour. plus bonus. loft lD atorap. Thll Dll"blao CMtact Mr. De Long, La ~PARTMENT, 4-1'00101 and &Old much blaber. Makes butbalh, $55 month, lncludlnl Salle Hotel, Mldcl!eport, !loom tonholes, darna, embro., faD. 41i. Interviews niday I h ro·. uUIIlies. Contact Ohio Valley cy stitches. Pay lf<>rap bill Baltlng Company, IIIIU030. "•""rtaY (rom 10 to lZ aDd 2 of f42.114. Terms can be ar~ lo b ,.. ' .., 1J..i.3&c ranged. Call 1112-28311. 12-Utc poclcets tires, V8 engine, auto. tranl., power 1teering, radio, heater, llharp 1 owner car. 8 WEEK OLD PIGS, P Ito a e ~CONFE56 ""' 1ROt.J&E CAME FROM DRINKING A NATIVE 1965 FORD ----------------------------------------------------------·---$1495 &24 Ash SL, Mlddlepon. liD- Help Wanted OH I iJAHI!. / I Alteration., zlppen ancl , ' Gala:de 4 dOor, blAck n.Riih-:- dMn interior, new shipment, women's ond ., .,, OPEN TIL 8 PM PRUNING SA.WS •...•.• 110. 99c POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature. f75 and up. stud oervlce and grooming. Phone 1111:1-Mtl. II 3 tiC ~.,. One HACK SAW BLADES.2D for 99c P1'ST ARRIVED, men's coveralls and wort jackets; also . AKC Golden Retriever puppies, APARTMENTS 12-4-lotp ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY ...... u.. Drive .... .. e.1..UC CffiHU AHUA JMippleo for sale. POM!ROY ~ ,, 'l. Pboue 119:1-3904. MOORE'S W. MAIN t= l • ••• • 0 ' "'• · 0 •<4 •· 0"• 1m SKATE-A-WAY bollday partlel. 773-5543 '!'llantqlvlng, Friday, Nov. 22, Chrlstmal, Fri., Dec. oervlce, all m-. S20. New Years Eve., Tues., ZZH. The Fabric Shop, PomDec. II, 7:30 to 11:311. OpeD eroy. Authorized Singer Soles Clu'lltmas Eve. Clooal Cbrlltand Service. We Sharpen 11181. Open Wednesday, Frl· 8_clloon. 14-tfc day, Salurday, 7:31 to 10:311. Available for parJioo, Koolnturance day, Tlleoday and Tbanday AUTOMOBn.E Insurance ben nights, Saturday and Sunday oanceQed? LMt your onerlllalternoous, Phone or or•s license! ean !m-29tlfll. ~11-1740tc I 15 tie C. C. BRADFORD • Frle Estimates SEWING Macldne. machTHE CHESTER Fire Dept. will TWO ELECTRIC American F1yAUcrtONEER For Sale or Tr1de Ine equipped to zig r.a~. mate sponsor a gun shoot at t h e er trains. Phone t9Z-33'14:. Complete Service • QualltJ Concreti 11167 PONTIAC Flrelllnl, V-8 aubuttonholes, darn, sew on buiIzaak Walron Farm SUnday, ~c PbOIIO 1119-.'IR!I !Dns, all without attachments. tomatlc transmission, 1981 Dec. 8. Everyone is welcome., • Certified Stre111th Racine. Oblo Also has many other features OldsmobDe convertible. V-8. !M-ate Crill Bradford Pay just $41 .17 or monthly power steering, power br-; 3 BEDROOM house In Racine, • Delivery recently remodeled. Owner S I Uc 1963 Rambler station wag<m, paymenll of $5. Will demonKAY WYATI Dorrerer, stylist, belns trall81erred. Clarence strate In your home call 9926 cylinder, standanl. Flnanis employed at Dorothy's • Quick Service Roy. 949-2811 . J2-5.lltc 3211. 11-29-atc Am CONDmONINCl Refrlqe•clns avallable. Pbone IIIUM7 Beauty Shop and Salon. Open aUon service. Jack's Refrlg· or IIVU741. 11-14-tf< • Flnlshilll on Saturdays by appointment. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY, 1968 lf CARPE:l1l look dull and eratlon, New Raven. hone 12-5-3tc • Sand & Gravel Nelco Sewing machine, needs 882-2071!. 4 6 tic drear, remove the spots as STORE EQUIPMENT for sale oo attachments; sews on butthey appear with Blue Lustre. or trade lor houoe traDer or RE'mi!NG DEC. 31. 1968. Will DIAL 992-3284 tons, monogrBDls, fancy stitREADY • IIITX conrretP delivproperty, M and G Food MarRent electric shampooer louy metals IDllll above day ches. Pay $44.53 or $5.25 ered rJght to yn•1r nroject Bal:er Furniture. 1»41<: ket, 3 miles soul!! of Mlddleand roots. No fur or lddel month. Try it tn your home. Fast and easy. Free estl· port ou Rt. 7. 1:1-»tp wanted. BUI Balley. Reedt' 12-5-3tc Phone 992-3935. mates. Phone 99:1-:1284, GoegJ.OST BRIG liT carpet colors: GOEGLEIN GRAVEL ville, Ohio. 11-:14-!0ic leiu Ready - Mix Go., MiddleRestore them with Blue Lui1957 JAGUAR, M and G P'ood 407 PAGE port, Ohio. 8 311 tic Market. 3 miles aouth of Mid- OSE ORAWING or artist table, Ire. Rent electrlc shampooer WILL DO sewing at home MIDDLEPORT, OHIO adjustable In bel\!hl. fl2. dleport -ou Rt, 7. 12-»tp $1. Tlny'o Barplnland. ziPI><'"'· pocket<. ~glng, BUDGET PRICE furniture on Phone M-2413. IU-3tc 12-Utc hemmlnl!'. alterations, etc. our lhlrd floor budget shop. CJGARE'ITE vending machines Mrs. Freddie 1babet. MalOn. For Sale or Rent and service. ABG l!!nterprtseo, Baker Furniture. Middleport. Phone m-5651. 4-30-tfe 5 ROOM house on Llneoln Jlgts., GRAVELY TRAcrDR, Cllrtst- COAL FURNACE complete, $50. Mason, W. Va. Phone '173-l54ll. Oblo. 23-Uc mas special, free snow blade Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy. balh, basement, 91U17tl. 6-t-lfe with any new Gravely pur12-3-3tc 12-4-11]1 VACANCY for two elderly peochased In December. Gravely ple. Prefer private paid paFor Sale Notice Tractor prices start at $423. . PURE BRED Dalmallon pupUents. Phone Mason, '173-518$. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL\ Free Gravely Tractor Sales, PomGUN SHOOT, Broad Run Rod and pies, male and female, 6 to.t-tfc life-size walking doll aud 3 eroy, Ohio. 12MIIc Gun Club, New Haven, Sunday, ~ old, $25 each. Phone For Rent moulh.o oJ plano lessons by Dec. 8, Noon 'til- -. 99:1-7075. 12-2-Gtc teacher of your choice with ARE YOU Interested In a Bible SEVEN ROOM apartment In 12-5-3tc 1957 CHEVROLET, ~-ton . Good teacblng Church. If 10 try_ Middleport, newly cleaned and the purcbue of a new Wuroonditlon. Phone 9115-3374. liOO BALES HAY, second cutBible Baptist Temple, an IllUtzer plano. Good quallty completely redecorated, 12-S-stp tins and condltioued. Phone guitar outfit, $34.95; Good aedependent church, In tile ferand bact porcbes and entran· "Biaek Eye" 992-Qlt. 12-3-stc mer Brown's Marine BJdi., ces. For lnlormall'"' 0111 FLOOR DEMONSTRATOR 111611 Iectlon of Estey cllord organs, The Society for the PrevenMinersville, 0 . Servke 7:30 lllll-r770. 11-17-111: $139.110 up; Wet!me I!UBrlll>- tion of Blindness recommends model stereo, beautiful walp.m. Friday evening. Pastor tee OD reeds. Wendell's, l2tl9 for a blow to the eye, or a nut console AM and FM raAUTO CARE SALE Ken Deningtoo, Rav...-.1, I ROOM aparlmellt, c1Goe to Garfield Ave., Parlr.enhurg, "black eye," you apply cold dio, BSR automatic floatlng compresses immediately for Second Baptist aturcb W. Va. Phone 415-t401, downtown Pomeroy. Call CAR SEAT turntable. Make payments of 15 minutes per hour. A 11-11-lle 214! before I p.m. 11-lt-tfc ll-:11-211tc about HEAD REST, R•t· 3.97 ... 6.99 black eye could mean serious $6.32 or pay $114.2:!. Set oold ~. internal damage to the eyelor much blgber. Try II In TOUCH UP PA.UH ........ 99c MUSIC EVERY Friday and TRAILER SPACE, ready to st. Denis is the patron saint baH and should be seen by a your home. Phone Maaou CIRog. 2.39 Saturday at Jack's Club on book up, private, plenty of doctor. of France. FLOOR JUTS ..... , . 1.99 ••t ty 77U!MO. 1:1-6 ~tc llarrlsonvUle Road off Rt. 7. room for c1dldren to ~. I~ f ....... ! Tax Moot popular ol .. , awolloblo, Lhnltod IMimMr at thlt pt'lce. Pull 1 1•• ,.,.,..a. B111h b 1 • 1.11 tho _ • ., for , , • PHONE 9?2·2094 awn r'' . ,...... 77b 4 Whitt Side-lis Pl11• 2.19 Pomen>)> PH. t9i-2l U lllut,, •• ,,. ...., ,,.. ..., four full 5.55 . . E. From the J..araest Truclc. or Bulldo- Rodlaror To TbO :onallest Hooter Core. BLAEnNARS Wheel Alignment --- 11-29-&tc Scliewarzel Marine M~fj - ~~- ·....... 1 take any reaJouable offer, alto ~ar I otrlng wltb trip- GEO, HODSTE'II ER, Bl'OUI' le plctupo. Phone IHI-24SS. POMEROY - Good srorage 11-rl-81c building, 2 floors 25x63. Only $25011.00 STEREO radio .,....1•, 4 opeed .\lli)IJLEPORT - Panoramic lnlermlud changer. Dual volview. 7 rooms, bath, gas furoune CODtroL 4 speaker sound nace, garage, 3 nice lots. Naw ll)lllem. Lovely walnut fblbh. only $10,5011.00 Take over paymenl8 of tll.llll omo HOTEL - 30 rooms, bar per monlb or balance tl1.14. D-1-2-3. Hot water heat, all Call 992-3211. 11-- furniture. Invest your profits. A bargain $30,000.00 MAPLE Stereo Radio. 1968 loveFARMS WANTED ly maple flntsll with AM & liEI.EN or VffiGU. TEAFORD FM radio, 4 speakers dual ASSOCIATES lf2-3325 volume control. Take ove SYRACUSE payments of $II per month or !M-ate pay jnst $113.1!0. Call 1192-ttll. UPIIIENCEI ......., _Stnlo EYINRUDE 69's Are Here bouse, 3 bedrooms, balh, close POMEROY ---- port. Economical gu heat. Close tD ochoo1 and churches. Phone 1192-211M. ll-21-lllp Wentecl REALTY COMPANY I'OMEROY - 5 room frame, , ball>, c1Goe to ....ppln& district, out of floods, gas fur. nace heat, $4,200.00 POMEROY - 1> acre, 6 room alriloi the A lift keep& ;rear .. I'OliDdl 11&1 Business Services O'BIUEN l CROW $199.00 REDUCE SAFE, almp1e 1D d last with !lobese llhlela. Oft. ly t8 cenll. Nelaoo Dnlp. - Eat•te Un~'ife\\VkEEZER U-J4-10tc r.ooo · 25 ,., certt Oiocouftl on pa id a4t orllll od• poid wlthi" 10 dar• CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY I.QUARlUMS, CllrlllaW 1011, 5, 10, II, caJioo. See our complete Uno ol exolic flah oal IU)IIIlles. Glll cerll!leallB ••allable. The Houle of 1111soo, flrlt road lefl below Pleasant Point - - Open • tD • Tuelday, 'lbundoy and Satanlay. Pboue m-1.011. .. I . \ a· RAY -~-- 1----_ �I~ (lk•1lai1 ~ ~· ulu ...·l. l't'lllwn•~ · \\liddk•pv•·t, 0 .. T111wi'Oday, llt•l'l•ml.M.••· ;,. 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In ooo raid North Vletnlmete troops kUled U Ylllaelra lnclt.dlrc two chtlttreu who had refused to betray their chlot ··: BABY'S First Christmas Door, Abuse Speakers &udcnts Cor a Democratic Society GillS) staged the battl'ri~ 1·am. smashl'd (hrou~h outburst minutes after they had a thkk metal audilorium door abused NCll)'en Huu Chi \\" t'dn~sda.\ night , shoute-d ob- Saigon's permanent observer ~ S('enitie-s and forced N('1V York the United Natioos. Times Exe('UtiH' Editor James The intruders, "avlna: Viet Reston to flee the rostrum . C'ong flags, burst into the room _\bout Jtl members of the where Chi was to speak, leaped on tables and shouted • 'Ho Ho 0 Chi Minh ia going to Win ••~ One student flWig a pitcher of water in the ambassador's face, another hurled an egg that struck him, and still others draped rushed to where Chi was standing and draped a Nazi Oag across his chest. Allan M. Cartter. NYtl chancellor and vice president, announced after the incidents the university was "imm~ ly suspending those students responsible"' ror what he called ..the disgraceful conduct. u . One f1igtrt up in the atuderrt center of the Washington Square campus, Reston had just R-\ Y MEN~EGA begun his address on "Problems Raymond !'.:. Mennega has Facing The New Administrabeen named Industrial engineer tion," when the &)S demoostrafor Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc tors began pounding furiously in the ~ticklleport area, w~~ on the 1 1~ inch thick steel fire announced today by C. T. Casdoor. sell, Middleport, manager ror The couch belng used by the the gas company. He can be students as a battering ram conta('ted through the Middlebroke down the door and they port gas company office. He streamed into the room. has a degree in civil engineerReston walked away from the ing. Mennega, 23, lives at 525 rostrum and sat down as the Carriage Hill, i\thens. students brandished Viet Cong flags and shouted epithets. ~hldl'nls. North Vietnamese Assassinate 17 Villagers Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Big Selections of Christmas Gifts For Everyone The Cc:mmualat attacks from the Melwne Delta to the northern border jungles s-• ll'P0-I(adlcal ••sill): a l'Ourh as a it Mees is Honored killed Dessle Riffle, New Haven; Ray mood Robinson, Pomeroy. DL5CHARGES - A.dria Sayre, Raymond Frank, Joseph Jeffers, John Ihle, Elsie Welch. '" Carl Taylor was instaUed as worshipful master of Mldd1eport Lodge 363, F&AM, in an Instal· lation service conducted Tuesday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Darrell D. Detty, district deputy grand master, was the installing officer . He was assist- Revival Services Both Towels and Wash Cloths These ore slight irregulars of much higher priced Bath Towels ond Wosh Cloths. •' ed by Roscoe Wise, past mar.ter ol Middleport Lodge, u tile In· stalling marshall. Other otticera lnltalled for 1969 were Raymond Wilcox, MD· ior warden; Robert Kin& junior warden; John Bechtle, treasur. er; J o h n Ketchka secretary• ' James Buchanan, senior deacon:' John Redovlan, junior delcon· Paul DarneD, ehaplaln; Bruc~ May, steward; James Cri1weU, Tyler, and Kemeth Wllcox, trua- F'RIDA Y TllltU TUE~TIAY WilJiU'I.O..!itle's il<ISEMARY'S BABY (Technicolor) Mia Farrow, .John cassav('ltHI (;(ILOHC/\ BTOfJNS: Jtockab;YC! Blby IJappy Wuodthuck SlJUW STAJITS 71'.M. Come To Elberfelds Busy Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor and See Our Wonderful Array of Gifts for the Women and Girls on Your Clristmas List. dresses !or the holiday restlvitles ahead- featur ... ing junior petlties, regular junlort, mtsay ud half ,.::,01' SYRAOlSE HOMEMAKER CLtJB member• 1!lrned out _.. ottroedve holiday candles dur*1111 t11e1r .clll'\1 acitlv!Uol Wodno&<la,y. Sooted, left to ri&ll~ Ann 5a1MI'!Ind Naomi Lonllon; stand- - ~- ~' ~~..~~ ~l.an4,~~~~~..-'ji <;l'i .~~. ·~ !•r•·!\--• • :- •~ .,• ''·' '>"'~- .. "-•\r;1'-...,_.' ...-~ .A.~.,~ .. sizes - women's all weather coats in miny and haJJ sizes - women's cu c01.ts in mitBY a!XI half wmnen's rulllength robes - women' a dust- size• 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 - girls' dusters in cotton prints arxl solid and printed nylon - gt.rla' 2 pc. BED PILLOWS OF ALL KINDS slack suits sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 _ women• a Foam Rubb« - Dacron - Serene "Fortrel" _ Goose Feather- Dawn. All with ortroctiv' coverings. sweaters in sl)Dovera and eardieana -regular dQ:l" 'l1lroulh tbe yeart, the statui of · the candle has completel1 ehaJIIIed. While 101ce the candle waa a necealliQ', It hU now mov • ed priJnarlb' IC!Io .. enhanced poo!U... ol attractlv-•s a n d •'boating lito rll>" llnanclalb'. Armed with cakeo ol paraffin, eardboard milk cta1ona, e 1 I )Miaters, apa.tulas. cri,)'Oill, ble bollera, old candle• to be re-. demo and a few other ln.._ tall, members of tile ~CUll junior, misses and half tlzes - glrb' coati in 3 to 6x Anll 7 to 14 - CGme In and look 1.--.L a .. u 18 our convenient lay-away plan. Hmnemakaro Club met Wodnolday. Under tho inlllruetilll of NI'L ' - · H, Nolaa, rotlrid MeQo · Wonderful values ln electrical IPidlancea; mixera, IOI.aters, percol.tors, slicing knives, t.star O't'elll fry IJbl, blencler Irons, hair dryers, heating i*ls, 1Jab1 teedingdlshes,deep ers, can openers, routers. A beautiful collecUonoiWeJtmor&1~ milk glau, deeontlve wall doc:kl and wall aeceasoriet chtna dinnerware sell, Melmac climer aetl, chrome Mrvtne' ~~. Cornice cook-bake IUid serve ware, Revere copper clad statnless steel cooking: utensils, edorful atrtrws or artificial fruit ani vegetablea, pressure cookers, ·Tedon coated cookware, matching can.iater seta, bnH.boxeaandrangeseta, betfl.. room scales, clothee hllznlters, snack seta, TV tray table seh~ cudery. A beautiruJ line ot elft ware and Chriatml d rr:: • ebo COoml1 Home nemonl!lratioll Apat, tbe women pve the cu.. dle.maltlnl bll tile "'Od coil• try.• AI lite end ol tile day Ioctr ......., tile ....... hadturaed out eolortul, &litterlccl ltollday eandleo for their .....,. 111111 clllrcbel. ' YOU'LL PIMD MANY, MANY UIIEPUL AND WANTID GII•TS POR MIN AND IDYl M!NS AND IOYS OIPA..TMIMT 1ST PLDOR LOCAL RCA ·Color Telvlalcln, black lnd whltico tOievtolon, portable seta In ookJr and lUck lnd white, nko perfect (lfto lor tile flmlq or lor llldhldllllmembora. Y<IU'U Uko to - , too, RCA . ateno., .PCII1Ule re~ playera, tape reeordera, lWHol wlllde talkieL Jlllt received In the music department _ ~~~~ · - EotQ electric chord ......,. In onwol .-!o_ De aun to Ml and hear them. Guitar•. '*elelee, muaicalacc•a- aortea.Pluaa ftne new aeleetionotOirlatmlisreconta andre,.... Iar reccmlo lor your Chrio-. boqlcw. y.., couldn't rt"' a better rift hn a recorcl lr<llll Elbortolclo Millie U.,OrtmonL Shop ai"GIIIId on the 2nd Floor. Ask lor a dom...UMI'"' o1 any ot the RCA or Estey product~, Uoe our ~Will' plan to hold Hla-·tlona 'ttl ChrlstmaL TEMPs •· IIEL'l1NG 11IE WAX and pordn lo ·a. -In a homo - k l c w prole<~ Here Betty Hayes lnd Virginia Salser prep1re wax for tile "'Pour,. into moldL ~~?.'{W!~~~~ Tho~alll_.. ....down tlual:nell ~ct at 11:23 a.m. tall1 woo H ·cteINi•, 0111111' oldOL - ~ .. --- ~ --- .---- -----.-.-..i . .~. . . . . . . ...-.. ·----- tnto SoiA 1 _ _TEN CENTS 0 ., ........, ,.... '' '? Homemade l Sub. -·' Used for Escape Begin on Logjam Engle, MeArthur contractor and promoter of southeastern Ohio. Bortm A. !loU, Logan Indulltrialist and a leader in SEO development ror the past 30 years - he received a standing ovation; Gary R. ~. president of the Ga!Ua CountyCIC who played a leading role In helping GalUa County obtain its first new industry in 14 years; Lindsay Lyons, TUwera Plains, businessman and promoter of rural water services in Meigs CountY. Roderick, Gallipolis, received the first night award and Dr. G. B. Ackerman, Wellstoo, received a co-championship trophy In first !llglrt pi.,.. The tournament was held last July at Porta- mouth. Dick Franz gave the hlghway committee report, pointing out Ule number one priorities in each district, and tttat a big announcement is expected to come out of Columbus in two weeks in con(Contlnued on page 12) BERLIN (IJP0- A young the English Channel next year, .. musician today said he escaped he BOld. His getaway machine ooRJist.from Communist East Germany ed of a 22-pound motor enclosed ln a homemade sWmarine. West German refugee officials in a watertight cylinder with a said Bernd Boettger, 28. was two-£ool snorkel attached. The telling the truth about his snorkel kept tile underwater urderaea flight from the East motor supplied with air from German Baltic Sea coast to a the surface as Boettger steered it away from communism to the Danish lightship. Boettger told newsmen he De.ni sh lightship Gedser. "The whole coast ls heavfi.y piloted his self.made U-boa.t 15lh miles, part of it Wlder guarded and it wcndd have been impossible to escape in a water, at a sJ>Oed of 3 miles an rowboat or sailboat that could be seen on the surtt.ce," he outfit sent by my aunt ln West said. He tied a 10-foot long rope to Germany. I wore a bell with 12 pounds of lead in it to keep the motor and was tawed to the deep uOOer water until 1 got west. "This is a new invention and I past the searchlights, watchtow· have applied for ttlree pet'tl6t8 ers and police patrol boats along the East German coast," on it In West Gennany,"' he said. "Right now the u..bolt Boettger said. must keep close to the surtllce Proudly he showed newsmen so the snorkel can get. air but the lin,y craft he built at cost of soon I will be able to really dive $5U. "My next trip will be acroas when I perfect it." R tl d H B d u an ouse urne h~:,~d~ssedinarr-an's A one • story rnme house occupied by the Edgar Priddy runily on the Beech Grove Road in Rutla.M WIB destroyed by a ftre wtdch started at 2:15 p.m. Thursday. Tile Rutland Fire department, which went to the scene, report.ed a derectlve ftue was the cause ttle blue which was finned by the high winds oo Thursday. The property Wll owned by Prid- or dy"s Cather, Russell Priddy. All possessions or the family were lost. Mrs. Priddy was at home with one small child wben the fire was discovered. She had to gO three blocks to call thb fire department Value of the home was set at $2,500. Loss of contentt~ was set at $1,00 by the depertnaent. Two tankers and eight men responded to the call. SPEAKING OF SCHOOLS-NO. 68 44 of 1968 Class Are in College has had a little more trouble be87 George Hargravu, Jr., SUpt. enrolled in cosmetolo~r schools. Ing employed locally than did Tho total ol 1968 gr&Giates Melli Loeal SChoOl Dllbict who are Clllltl!ulng their .Wca- the 1967 class. Tho !ollow""'l lllctd:r r:t tile 1968 or the 33 graduates working graduating clou boa com- U... 11 83, or 4ll.5 per . - olthe locally, 25 are boya andeightare pleted toy Nr. Harold Sauer ond class. 'lblrty4Bbt andtwotentba girls. ()( the 29 working away lilr. Tom Ilei1Y r:t our pldulce per cent ol tile 1967 duo <:llll- from our area, 12 are boyl and c1oporiiJst. I pre.m bololr tlnued tltolr .Wcatlaa. Compor- 17 are girls. Twice as many • lUIIIIIIlrY pf tbolr flndlnp. ed to the 1987 Clall, tile 1968 boys got jobs here as went awa.v clan had a lllllaiier per eent 00 'J'Wo.blndred and obc - · to coi1ep but a Ierpr par cent eo work. Twice as many glrls rraduoted lUt oprlna. TWo ·-bcot· left ,the area to work, as are em droll lllllr have- traced; anly -..-.caU...lnatltor ....o. ployed here. There mull be fewSllgltlly over t per eent of tile two bovt not loeated. Tbo 1868 elua went Into lie aerv- er attractlvejobopportunitlesror J>Oreonllie In lhlo ftiiiD'1 are lee. Three are In lllo Navy, twv girls than for bo,yaln Meigs Counboood '"'lito tolfl of 286, In the Air Force, In tile Arm¥. lnd - In tho illarinoa. '111!1 lo IIIJI!Ily 1011 thaD tile l.l'por eent oftlloltllclaaothat oalered oant... Slx!:r- ...- ..... o!>out Ill. par .. - of tile cluo, have ~- 'l1tll . . . lit ~~ (18 bQrl and Sl Ue · lalt year'• per Jdrll) or 11-11 gor ..tt -- ci!tL 'l1tl•Ml ,W, 53 par cont o1 tllUOd ...... eiliieatlcn Ia 11111- '" iii'"Vip. I'~ (li bo,Ja ond Irk~ 1111 ~~ ad!iJoiJ. ' .... rounds Vietnamese army pot;t • miles from .Bln Me Tboal. 0.. central tliplards basUoD dtr 156 miles northeut 11 ,..,... They fired 23 mor• lidO . . city's airbaae, 1HIUIIIIal lf civilians. LINDSAY LYONS, ~pers Plainl, left., receiveS u .... graved plaque as one or 12 outstanding citizens of aoutt.stem Ohio Thursday night in Athens from Fred Rice, StatAl~ l~Cl•· t.rar of Motor Vehicles. • T'ftiiiT- ... t ,',.••" David A. Vetter, Portsmouth savings and loan offtclal; Edgar W. Newlon, New Lexington automobile dealer and strong supporter of aviation in the SEQ area; R. V. oakley, Neloonvtlle banker and president olthe Hocking Conservancy District; Tad Grover. Jr., Athens banker and leader in conununi.ty develop.. ment; PauJ B. Mutzlg, JackBOn building and loan official and CIC president and G. K e n n e r Bush, Athens publisher and president or the Athens County CIC. Jotm K. Allen intrOduced Gal· lia County's honoree. Atty. Bernard Fultz introduced Meigs' hon· oree. Dahlberg said the SEORC will sponsor a third awards banquet Plaques were preaent.ed to the next year. Prior to the awards ceremonY, IDIIDWing: committee rep>rta oo the year' a Max DavidiOit, Lopnbualnessactivities and presentation or the D\11'1 aDd a leader in the 1Dc!u.S· lrlal deveiopmactt "' Lopn; Ilel- 1968 SEORC gq! trophies feab' W.Uace, Wa.verb' aavings and tured the evenl.ng"s session. Fori1_,. ~· Cl8 bQro and 11 rl<lt, ..- 2U gor 1111 to ...0. ~ Ia '!~~out - Ia ...., ave. ucJ - tooilh par . . . of t h • 1111 ciUI to "'!1111!10· All .....lhlrll - .... · ' tar 4 ELBERFELDS IN lut rear tmd currently Is sen_ lng, il 'Thereon Johnson, vJco president ol. the Jo'armors Dank iJJHI SAvings Co. at romcroy. lltt - ottaclca, Conmn1nlsta llammed t2 ...._ portion Saturday. Dahll>er&-_...,tad Dlc:l< a.,. . ,1$1<!8 ~w.oa·- ll>j"1ller ' '""'" ling, well-. the oe.mdlmolll nor qf\be J11cees lllstlngulsbed 5orVIce Award; W. E. (Gene) champlooshiJ> goij trol'i\Y. Dick sided talks. Sllgon's But Diem, the amba&sador to Waahington, scheduled an urgent meeti"' later today with Cyrus R Vance, deputy U. S. negotiator, on how to break the procedural logjam block~ tile beglnnlqr of talks. "We bellew that our consul... tatlons wlll be very useful," 1 blgh American ofllciel BOld. "We are still hopeful U.t the coPterence will get under way next week." In Saigon tcJdl¥, Ky told 1 raUonwide television and radio ~a. s..th Vlelnomesedell&lllonlnl'llrls would olM>w both Ita "desire for peace llld its readiness to Ogbt to the etll, aay , aggreaslon IJ;f colonlallats allll ~unista alike," u aa outlot lor lhelr creotho abiiJII' )ul oleo os a motbnd of dressy ud taROred styles - women' a unl.lorma in MUSIC DEPARTMENT ON THE 2nd FLOOR ••Ugbt. H ........ Cooaiderable cloudlaeu . . m. ton ard Us spokesman ror ex... panded war talks Oew in todly tor urgent meeti~s with U.S. negotiators on how to get the delayed conference goh~ Diplomats oald Washington and Hanoi alreub' had agreed on 1 meeting place ln the French Foreign Mlnl.stry with two doors i~ dlcaUng the Communi1t& may yield to allied demands tor two- tho hollllll' candles, not lliiiJ shlrts in solids and rtripes - women's blouaes in Gifts from ·the II 4 PARIS (UPO - South Viet· nam's ambassador to Washing- colorfUl, gllttarlng candle• In un~· lhapoo and llizea are placed em the market. Some homemaken are ..... tlng willl It" In turDini out teo- .:-· oratiOns, · hO]Iday - - - todll"s c:otton knit T- Let .., help you with yoor oeiO<Iionl. - , PICTURES AND m'ORY BY llQB HOEFLICH 'l1MI C~Pllle '"hU come a U. - · Baby, to pi~ It 18 to- Thla MW otatuo Io particularly . . - clltrlnl lho Cltrlsbnal extra sizes 8 women'& slacka in stretch nylon and rlrlo' o• boallt;y. and extra aizea -women' a skirts in regular and solid Anll plaid DaiUIOb - Hllddl e S EilJianced Role for Candle You, ean ~ the to)'I1CJU need at ~J~eeial tale prices in EJber... feld • TC~Yiand loeatod on Front street, two dOO<s below Court stree~ You'll find all tile pq)ular toys cmdilpla,y and on IIIlo _ Mattei, Fisher Price, Illarx, Playokool, Wbi-- all tile pooular DIIDActlrera and you'D see the qry toys tllat ll'e TV achertloed lnd IIJat tile bo,yo and Blrlo ,.... this year, Slqlln TO)'Iand - look around - Seleet wllat you want and see h"" much you can IIWI. sizes. Women's cotton dresaes in missy and half FOR CHRISTMAS the Ohio Bankers Ann. by the American Bankers Aaan. An award waspresentedlnrecoenlU... ot the <IUtstandlng work I>Orlormod by tile Ohio group tile past year. One momber ot the Ohio Bankers ABiotlatlon'saerfcultural eommlttee """od uk. TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS See our wordertul selection of women's dre&8-4.p HOUSEWARES G/Fr ~cial recognition has come to' the agricultural program of DEC. 6 - lO .... GIVE A HELPFUL Banks' Ret'ognition NIH liP EN Shop o" the ht Floor In the Stotlo•'i and "Cotmotie deporfmont t .. Gifte thot or• 1un1 to plea ... Kodak 1"ttomatlc Cam.,os - Projoctou Scr••"• ancl Co111ero Acconorlo• - .POitNold CorMtol in CoiOf 01' Blaelc and White Swlt~~• - Blnoculon · - Vlowmott*' Viowlt"' a"cl Reole- htont o"cl Wom•"• Jewelry Bo..-eo - Fla,hli,htl- Desk Sots Book• - BorCifllotors - Po" and PancH Solo - Ha !mark Gift Wrap Cordi, Ril.bo"'• Trhnmlntt - Ca .. ndarl - Ployln" Corel•- Roodlny' Glat .. l - Co1metlu Gift S.t for Me" WOWI•n Bo_11 111ncl Girl• AI ottrecllvely.r.:cka,od Known B,onc~. C:oty Max ' Old Spic•, GI•K•ot•, Yatdl•r _ancl meny othou. Be t.:Wo to ' " th; Chfittmal C•dt now ,....,. f• you ~ .., a"4 buy - SeltoctiOftl •• excallet~t . Th.re .,. Cig•ett• Lltl;d- • - Toltoac• Pouch••- ~,,., .,4 "Pipe Llahtort. Y111u Nelly 1hou cl toke ' time tO browu ai'Ovnd thru thl1 cfaportmam a"cl ... tho alfts, fw oYeryone on your lltt. ers in cotton and wash aUks - glrls'long rabea tn tures, mirror&, huaocka, dlnirw romn rurn:ltllre, record cablneta, gaa and electric rangea, a~ matic washers, dish waahen utility tables, Bt4J stds, · ~ tresaes, box springa, cedar chests, bookcases and room •be ruga. ·::· From STATIONERY AND COSMETIC DEPARtMENT w.n 16 - In corWJnued cold wltb oonn-1 light snow or aoow fturriM tonlglrt. Lows In tile JOo. Moltb' cloudy wttb little tanper.._:. chaoae and ..... nurrteo - the processing plant. Ebling said the new plans are expected to be IN\OUI\ced soon. Ebl1ng said the plant wiU 0011· tinue to grow and market turkeys. He said in all probabll1ty, other food products will be produced at the Wellston plant. Highlight of Thursday•s session was recognition of 12 out. staDdlng leaders in Southeastern Ohio. Carl Dahlberg, council director, introduced Fred R l c e, registrar of Bureau of Motor Vehicles, state of Ohio, who pre sented t h e honOrees engraved plaques. Mr. Rice filled In r o r Albert Giles, director of Urban Affairs, state of Ohio, who ls By HOBART WILSON, JRDick Ebling, manager r:t Wellston's $71h million turkey processinl plant, announced 1n Albens Thursday night that beginning Friday, Dec. 20, Ralston Purina wtll dlsconUnue processing ol live turkeys ln the new plant. Ellling, addre11tng: 1.20 per80118 attending the Secood Annual Rec • ognltloo llancJiet ol the Southeaotern Ohio Regional COWlcil at the Ohio University Jm., said he received an otfldal amouncemeta at s p.m., Thur &day from St. LOllis. '"Contrary to rumors, we're nat closing the new plant down, •• said fl)llng. .. The compan.y hal other plana to better utUize the Welloton facility." Abool300porsona are presently employed at • Gift Suggestions You'll find • wide stleclion of Knee Socks, Fancv Crochet Knit~ . Athletic Socks, Anklels, and Tighls in our firs! floor Hosiery Department. ·:: ported Weather ..... tfl_, ,I. •'r. sizes - women's full length vln,yl coats sizes 8 to Easy chl.lrs, recllnert, living r()(Jill suites, hide 1 beda. eof'a beds, bedroom furniture. kitchMI furniture, lamps, tables, pic Ohio Group Wins TOro;JGIIT ONLY DEC. !i The Bath ·lowels On Sale For $1.50 The Wash Cloths On Sal a 4 for $1.00 .. Furniture Department on the 2nd ana 3rd Floors Members of Bethel 62, International Order or .Jobs DaughRevival services at the Pometer&, participated in the inBtalroy Church of the Nazarene will contlnue at 7:30 each evening latioo service and presented a short program. Linda DameU through SUnday . Mayer, past honored queen, was The Rev. RonaJd .Justice, a soloist, and the wives of the new graduate of 01 ivel Nazarene Colofficers installed turnished relege in Kankakee, Ul., pastor of the Galllpolill Church of the Naz- £reshments ror the social hour arene, is the evangelist. Thepi.s- held ln the dinin~ room. tor, Clyde V. Henderson, extends an invitation to the public to at. tend. MEIGS THEATRE Buttor !rown thirts, por~ts, soclu, cardlg,nt In tho new colon moko proetlcol gifts. Diaper sot1, tnow tvltl, bootM '"'· crlti• toy1, bulltingt, ,.colvin; blankofl, tw.-ators, thor-1 blankott, quiltt, strotch l1rry tuitl, pajamas, baslc1t llnort, oyetto 11t1 a"cl mOft}' mort ltom1 from whleh to chooto. • :;:;· Bien H.., juot PI ..... Ameriean c:uUiltlet wen ..., Wellston Turkey Pldfit Will Divers y into Other Foods The Christmas Horn on Berkshire's gift box ari'IOUncea three palra of beautiful Berkshire stockings. We have a complete selection ot all the pq,ular Berksttire styles and In Ill sizes, too. Give her lllv· orite - mesh, sheer, uliruon evening or dreu sheer, sheer lycn all)port, seamless walking sheer. agUon stretch, full fashioned sheer, or Actloowear panty Hose. You'll find a Cull range of colors toofrom Rose Beige to Fantasy Black. with a wide choice in between. For the working girl we have practical Eyecatchen by Berkshire in mesh, atretch, cantrece 1nd pantyhose stylea. Alii that young teen. ager wW like Eye catcher 17 SUm, porporticmed for the allm leg. Special! For This Week-End :!' Cannon Royal Family tee. Are Announced ·VOL. XXI NO. 159 ~ SUPP·HOSE SUPREME SHEER. lbe barest and lheerest of them all. So sheer an:l pretty you can't tell the a•port Is there. But ahe'll feel lreeh as 1 daisy whether she'adashingthrough the da.ya or dane.. · il'€ through the nlghL Blend ot nylon and spandex. Nude heel, too. * areL Since Nov. J, South Vl~ra- .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO::::._ _ _ _ _ _ _.:. . :FR:.:.:ID:-__A_Y.:. . :.=.:Df:...:C:...:E.:....:M:=Bf::.cR:..6=.,..:...196.:..=8_ _ _ __ SUPP-HOSE SHEEREST. It's the aheer stocking she can wear both cii.Y and evening. Blend of qylon arxl spandex. Jn many pretty shldea. * MUIW')' observers said the Communists possibly hit Phu Loc out ~ ol vegeance. A few miles to the south South Vietnunese ancl U.S. trooP• last week mauled a C<lnmunilt force on 1 matn guerrllla route lr<llll Cambodian to tile Slligoo Devoted To The lr&Wreat. Of The Meigi-MOMJn Area SUP P-HOSE REGULAR_ The right sto<king to give for her busy days this Christmas seuon. All nylon for maximum BLVport. So lohg WeariJW, she'll wear them WI¥ Into the New Year - hlpptly. *KAYSER *BERKSHIRE FLAITERKNIT *SUPP-HOSE *ADLER SPRINGFOOT Jurci"- tile at y She'U put on I htppy Clce this Olriatrnas when tlbe open& her gift box of Ka)oser Wonderloc AgUon stockings. 'tWo-way stretch .,Uon yam 111uret 1 smooth even ftt and I q wear. ' me1e apokeamen saidi Conum.. nill rorces have shelled and attacked urban centers 115 times, ldlll~ a total of 56 clvUlans and wounding 498 more. The biggest blow came berore dawn today in what U.S. apokesmen said was 1 coordi.,.. ated Red effort. 11te Communists shened u.s. lirbases at Tay Nlnh, near the Cambodian border, at An Loc, 60 mUes north of Saigon aOO at ThoJ arrived ...,.Dis oftor lne Cammunlfl• hid ned back into vid!ms were ••aaeas.U.ted- gurmed dOim in the • . "' .• Carl Taylor is Installed s..th .. );~:. CHRISTMAS CARDS grees. I7 'nttf laid cold blood." A witnooo sal4 two ol the ridima were chlldren who bed cfracled from a bunl<er I»" The l;<>mmunilll lined ... the Nol1b Vietnamese. The some of the vtJllaerL "'Wbere II wltma• -.Ad the North Vfetnl.. )'OUt chter," the)' df!IIIWlded. meae ldlled the children with Frightened bu,t deDant, the burltl ~ alDMchinegun nre. refugees or Ptw Loc would not Tho 10111111 of gun(lre brllU(ht s .... Soutb Vletuameae Anny troopa A U.S. spokesmen oald the ruohllll lroln a -rby prrison. Communists then opened tire. During tile 4th eottlury A.D. there were about 1,000 bath hoUMa In the dty of Rome. Christmas in an envelope! LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Thw-aday, undt=r sunny skies, was 36 de- I.oast woundtwi 93 arxt Now You Know ATTENDING SEMINAR James Richard Mees, W, Main Meigs Common Pleas Judge St., Pomeroy, is among those John c. Bacon is attending an selected to appear in the 1969 Ohio Common Pleas Judges Asedition of " Community Leaders soclatioo semlnar on law enforceof A. merica," a publication inment at ttle annual meeting rrom cluding educators, leading busiDecemOOr 3-5 at the Christonessmen, members of state legpher 1m in Columbus. islative bodies, civic and politicaJ leade.-s, ministers, and othWOMEN'S GAME SET ers who because of past achieveWomen of the Pomeroy Ele-ments and service to their com. mentary School PTA will meet munlty, state and nation are rec- women of the Syracuse School ognized as community leaders. PTA In a basketball contest at 7:30p. m, Friday at the Syracuse school MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL TO SOLICIT sYRACUSE ADMISSIO~S Mary Beard, Ladies of the Syracuse Fire· Rutland; Dorothy Harden, -Syramen'e Auxiliary will solicit the C\Ise. town on Friday lor help In purDISCHARGES - Sam Dyke, chasing candy to treat the chilCrace Drake. dren on Dec. 22. VETERANS )o!EMORIAL ELECTED PRESIDENT HOSPITAL COLUMBUS (IJPI)- Laurence ADMI$IONS - Donna BlanDumford, WaBhlngton Court kenship, Letart, w. Va..; Mary House, was elected Wednesday Smith, Middleport; Mary Barn hart, Pomeroy; Belle Bush, Ew. as president of the County Commlssicmers AssoclaUm of Ohio. lngtoo; 51taroo Riggs, Rutland; at were auppoMd to hi vc Mlted a1 their part of tN= barg~in h1 others In whit allied apokesmen 1etting P&rls negotiations Wlcalled the bloodiest Red terror assault since President Jobnaw1 derway. The North Vietnamese nnt halted u.s. bomblcw or North Vietnam Nov. 1 to cool down lobbed irl mortar and rocket rin!l at the sleepilll' 45tl v"Ulagera the war. The vlllllge of Plll Loc, a from all aides, The Hanoi "model" refUgee settlement troi:JilB, wearing green ani between Selgon lnd the camoo. brcYWJ~ u n i r o r m s, smashed dlln border to the northwest, thrOugh a platoon of governbore the heaviest blows of the ment militia and raced into the terrorism U.at the Communlata vtllcoge. They burned 45 of the VieU..me&e 65 houaea tbe r.ru&M• tram proviowl temn- lad built od1 four mor<hl qo. They s1tot the vtJiqe pleo anil then r<ltiiOd tile pealanta trom tbetr bunkertt. •_, i•• - -.a ll'tl omp!C~Yed cali!' Ul 47 por coni ha"fe Io- lobi Lui,_.. -· IIOmo. Elii!t IJ bQyo =~~., 1a · ilia Jildilllll ' '· ' . ....,, <lao• 60 .PCir <4111 of Ita ~ : ~ till• local ...,. lnd 4lJ ... rl<l• 'l'li li ~·· 'tralllfn8, per 9lill had to worlc tlwobtro~\'!"" U bQr ~ Ub'II!) ~ Ia !NI'I~IJ cicltaiilo. "FOtcr 1&11 ire AI 1"11.., - . lhls :rWaeb11 •/{,~:~ r,._...,. '" ·. ,. ·. A - ·.) . _.·u I " ty. we can draw from the cmsider· atioo of the studies ot: these two classes are as follows: - Just less than one f1 e¥81)' rour graduates goes to eoUep. - About two or every IIYe 1D on to some form 11 turtber edllcatlon a1tet" graduation. - Three _of every 10 gnduates enter lull time e~ About hall find jobs iocai(V 01111 half must go elsewhere. ~ atportunlties in this area Melll better for boys tban for Jlrla. A higher p e r - of Idrll ." leave the area. to t1Dd wc.k. At lite time llle llu<lY ol tho - About rr~ Ia :II 1967 clus was made, about 12 enter& tbe armed .meet. per cent were married. These - Ai>Out-..-ln 101o wore 23 el<lo and threo bQys. At tile pr<~seot time a11out 1t per unempiO)'ed ave IIIIDhl '\ ceot of lito 19&8 claas an mar- ll'•~r ried. Thole ... 25 rl<lo ondfour . ~ bQro. ThorobolbM!IIttltu:haare tetli ~ Ill alia-- twO cla1111. --. ..... 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