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Radical Students Ram :\E\\ \'011" SAIGON (UPI) - comm..,l't forces atlgtd a Jlltionwlde terror attack todaJr, hiUifW 11 titles, towna and anted blaea In s..th VI-... 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. --. ..... '1'11111( -· - .. otudy- ....,.....umulil)llaolb . COIIIiderlltllllo the Aature. ~· I• What your ah*'- 110 - At tldl lot 7 - ·IJ per of tho elaao of 1167 t11o1 Wt!re burlng on ~ Ao o l 1"0111 ol the duo Pli968are~·. Tho ~ -.lutlcna that oboul 11 por ...,.. . .... \,, "' :~~ iclloillr bel a lttai ..W ·• ,..lr7 •J::~l\:i them oliiie ll1lil' U. Ill 1 Thll Ia ilia ~-&• folhiw-111' IIIIIIIY· ' "* �... --- ... 2 - ·--- . - .. -· -·- ~. . -------·-- -- . . .. . . . --~·~. .~----·~·-··-~·~···-.-·,·~··11·--~-... ..~,,. . . . . . . . . --~-. ..--..-"'.'"""'-.. . .-_ . _.,,..,.-.. . .. . . , The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mickiiii>Ort, 0 ., Frldoy, De<eml>or 6, 1988 Floodwall Protection is Assured BY MAXINE WALTERS PT. PLEASANT - Plans tor removal of tbe remaina of the fallen Silver Bridge were review. ed Thurldo,y IIIOI'IIing In ..... lion In city council chambers by memben cl the State Road comMission, U. S. Corps ol l')jglneers, the local Ooodwall board and other interested persons. The purpose or the meeting waa to aasure the dty that the lloodwall protection would oot be interrupted nor weakened ln any way . (HOSPITAL NEWS J PLEASANT VAL)JEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Homer Whitdngtm, Pt. Pleasant; Dixie Er· rett, Pt. Pleasant; Donna Ma~h, pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Robert Fowler, Pt. Pleasant; Donald Humphrey, Pt. Pleasant; Edward Sblw, Pl Pleasant. DISCH ARGED : M rs. R a y Crookham, Leon; Mrs. L a r r y Jordan &rid daughter, Pt. Pleasant; John Blain, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Bobbyfoster.JUKidaugh ter , Pomeroy, 0. BIRTHS: Mr. an<! Mrs. Robert Fowler, Pt. Pleasant. a son. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Estep, Mason, a son. llorry ll Slephena, Brldgo Engineer ol the State Road Commlsslon,. said the state would shoulder all expenses in the demolltioo work. He said plans now caU for removal of the remains of the approach and the piers. but not the compJete anchorage, which is tied into t h e floodwall at this location. Stephens also said present plans call for the approach to be removed to three feet below ground level and the area turned over to the city of Pt.. Pleasant ror a park site. Mrs. Belva Far ley, managing director of the local Chamber of Commerce, noted that talk had been of a memorial at this site for the 46 persons losing their Hves 1n the Dec. 15 disaster and that she had hoped that ma.JI be the approach could be sal- ACTION FILED PT. PLEASANT - ,\ civil ac- tion styled Vint HUI Federal Credit Union vs. WilHam L. Thornton , Hender soo, W.Va., has been filed in the of'fice of the circuit clerk with the plaintttr demanding judgment from the defendant in the amount o( $1,006.30 with interest anfl cost f r o m amount due on a promissory note. Mrs. Clara Camden Dies PT. PLEASANT - Mrs , Clara B, Camden , 90, of 2308 Monroe Ave., died Wednesday night in thto Hoi zer Medical Center after a long illness. 9le was born on April 23, 18781n Belleville, Ohio. a daughter of the late Jos~ph and Charlotte Clem Brown. Her husband was the late Robert Lee Camden. ~was a member of the Heights United Methodist Church . 9Jrvtvtng are four daughter s, Mn. Violet Farly and Mrs. Inez GleaiiCil, bott:t of pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Virginia Blankenship, Gal lipolis Ferry, and Miss Pauline Camden at home; four sons, Jos eph of Bidwell, 0.; James ofWil liapu;town, W. Va.; Charles of Pt. Pleasant and HarnofColumbus; three half-si sters, M r s. Oma Brown, Mrs. Ada Greenlee and Mrs. Bessie Wamsley, all of Pi. Pleasant; one half - brother, Elmer Brown of Huntington, and several grand and great~and­ children. FWleral service will be held Saturday 2 p.m. ln the Crow Hussell Funeral Home with the Rev . 0 . H. Carder officiating. Burial will be in Lone Oak cemetery. Friends may call at the fu neral home. vaged and a building erected to stand as a memorial and houae the otfice of the Chaml)er. Slepbena replied that II the city wanted the ramp lett it would save die atate a lot of work, but tile ramp ...,...d be un!Aluched and turned over to tbe clQ' aa it now stands and It would be the cl~• responsibility. Ma,yor D. B. Morp:n said the city would notify lhe stale Rood Commlasloo w111>1n the nul 15 da,ys If It wished to keep I h e ramp, and if no word waa re~ ceived in that time then the state could proceed with Its orl8lna1 WHEN MARRIAGE IS MmAGE • MANAGE A WALK OUT Dear Helen: Tom and Jean, bottl 38, went together almost three years, knowing there wouldn't be a wedding because Tom has to supporl his mother. They had a wonderful companionship until Tom's sister Mil,)' inter ferred . She complained the whole time that she never saw her brother and he was slightly his fa mily. As she is a near-alcoholic, she has quite a hold over him - she goes on a drunk whene,·er he opposes her. Mas finally broke up the couple, but Jean thinks Tom's mothe r managed it, as she has a reputation of keeping him from "entanglements." Thi s isn't true· she told me she liked Jean hoped they'd get back together. I am an old friend of Tom and his family, but I don't know Jean very well. Slould I tell her about the sister ? Maybe then she won't carry a grudge against the moth er and be too bitter towards Tom. INTEREm'ED BY- and STANDER Dear Bystander: Jean doesn't need anyone to tell her that this· is an impossible situation. W i t h two females working Tom's puppet strlngs, he'll never break free, and when he is finally turned loose, he'll still be a puppet looking for anma'lter. l&. :~ It you'(l do Jead a favor , intro~ duce her to another man! - H. Dc:~r Helen: l'm married, have three children, and Pm bored to death. 1 don't hate my husband. He'squlte good to me, in his way. But he is so DULL! I could have a fas cinating life , if I weren't tied to him. I was married very young, and missed all the fun. Now that the kids are in school , I have time to see what a mistake 1 made. Should I consider divorce? fher 329 North Third Av, Middleport, Ohio 45760 A month has passed since November 5. All those for whom congratulations were in order have been congratulated and the losers have been consoled in their defeat. But there are some whose efforts have yet to be recognized. So this is not really a letter to an editor as much as It is a letter to the student s of Meigs Local Junior High. I am only sorry your recogni- BUSINESS LETTERHEADS & ENVELOPES Original D•signs FAST SERVICE Quality Prinl Shop Middleport Mill St. tion wa s so long in coming. J hope I can make amends now by commend ing you in the mostpubli c wa_y l know. Of course, I want to thank those of you who s®p.,rted and campaigned in behalr of Vice Pre sident Humphrey; it was you that I had an opportunity to meet. But I want also to com~ mend aU the students ~ whoever you supported ~ that decided it was time to get involved. You had the courage to become a doer and a mover. I think thi s is a better lal'll because of all of you. I hope that this interest am concern will be sustained throughout your lives. It is es-senlial that this be the case, becau se participation is the only sure guarantee that our democrati c form of government ts safeguarded, The measw-e of your courage will determine the measure ot your reward, And on that rest.s the future of Meigs County, It is your future. Paul Gerard Tagged for Christmas giving !he l:: ~t·u rl - M ulu rol•"~ ~.-r ,; alol.­ lake an•,.h er.-" T\o'. ~vlid ' !ale, Jm•l r•rw •~· · t~fier lube . ~ · ~ ·wl r1 r~ nlt'a ,;.ur~ . lo~tilt'r• Tr~· YORK - 41 Promises Promises,. lives up to almos~ all of its pre-Bdwy. promises • promises: certainly there'& a fresh tine new soond rrom its orchestra pit after tile ~ubert Theatre had oo sufier througll the run of the musically trashy sleazily performed and taste~ lessly written and staged uGolden Rainbow,'' now banished to tlle off-7th Ave. Adelphi Theatre. The music is by Burt Bacharach, who silkily tor some reasons hae bridged the compositional generation gap as the leading exponent of popular music young people furiously admire and the aurali.Y sophisticated over _ 30 set appreciates honestly; and not the aural fogies who assert their love for the worst hard - rock In the hope they'll be mietaken for juniors or at least might seem In fact its music is the best olra"urto~lly · '' l,l!art'U e By JACK O'BRIAN NEW wlth~it. . I () ~q - Ill . 1,'; u" rl ~ "-ilh lruusr r·urn· 111 ur Lallt't ) _ . "orh t'rum •·ur - BORED Dear Bored : Consider your husband and famlly. Maybe they didn't get a plans. My-era Sotldna, Corps f1 ED-- glneero, told the Stale Rood COmmiiBion representative• that he wamecl'lhe llnal plana for ,..,..,... of lhe bridge llllbmltted to t h e Corpe for approval to make certain lhe meiiM>CI ol domoUllon did not weal<en lhe !loodwall. He recommended that for maDmum fioodwall ·proteetlon, work on Ute ramp IIDd anchorage not be done during tile floodiDI! aeum, but Wring the months of May through December. Stepbens agreed, ~ II Melp BERRY'S WORlD would ,llr(lblbiJ< be Febrcllr7 before blda were advertiaed for the work. ssld the &lrlp "' land In Ohio owned Ill' the llate ol West VlrsJnla where the brldgo had ...,...d probably be auc- e d oil, but he .... not In • poallloo to soy dellnlteiJ' Just what would be done over there. Slailll... a- Transfers Meigs Ranked Last to Samson Darst. 80 acres, Rut.- land. Eherooo R. Hopkins, Ooro4ll1 Loulae HOJ)Idns to James Slmuel Ruc~r, Sr., Comie Hope Ruck- er, parceh, OUve. 4.-H Sehool Will Be He d Saturday ~ ~ Mstde B. lilggl-.n, de<-, to Melvin C. Roosh, A - A. JIIBgl-ham, Emeat S. HJalrilotbam, Dorothy Evans, Georp WUa llam Hlggl~, VIrginia lifo. Mullen, Hotilert I. Hlggll>botham, Emest H. Hll(lnbothlm, cert. fO!_ tnns., Middleport. Melvin t. Rc:aiah, Grace Roush, Autt& A. Hlal-lllln, ErneatS. Hlalnbothun, Na... l Hlillb>botham, George WUIIam Hlail>botham, Lue Higginbotham, Vfr. gtnla McMullen, Herbert L. H,.. glnbotlllln, Betty Hlgt.-...._ Ernest ll HJaglrj>otham, Pbnlls Hlgglrilolhlm to Dorothy Evans, lot, Middl~~Jort. Jllhn W. Slelnbrook to 0 h 1 o Power Co., 85 acrea, coal, Cohnnbla. Helen P. Bnd!ord by Ally. In --------------J Fact, W, Wallace Bndford, WaJ.. lnng Bottom Kingsbury Social Notes News, Notes - re-rau- c.rv.e' lace Bradford, Muriel w. Bnciford, Elizabeth Lohae, Harold Lohse, Otle L. Bradford, Jeaa S. BradiDrd, Alan P. Bradford, Rutll Bradford to Paut E. Miller, Janet Sue Miller, Donald Rlillp MUier, Lorette Mlller, parcel a, Salisbury. " .._ Hal ~·· nes to Chalmer Dal1ey, Mary Lynn Dalley, 2.66 A., Lebonon. Bol.rd of Trustees of The Ohio Annual COnference ol the Me~ di I t Church to T ruateea of Tbe Stheravtlle Community Church, 1 acre, Lebancn S 1•0 ubstitute E' Rennrter COr 1\.T r- A tape recorder cannot be llled as a aubltitute ror a shortbaad l'OIIOI'Ie< In Common P 1 1 ;;'a courts, AltoriiO)' Genoral WUIIam B. SUhe ruled Thuroda,y. Slxbe, In an Olllllloa sought 1>7 Brown Couitty Prosecutor AoPs B, WU100, Ald Oldo law provideo for a lllorlhand r wllen reQ!lested by either ~ lo a ."""'ault. ''There lo 110 '!!!!" tlon~NI~ Saxbe aaid. ••andbecausetlleduC!'Ijltlon of tha mamer of r&pOrllng II 10 dlltlnot, It may be auumed no other Qtpe was in. cluded.n In other oplnlono hondecl clown today, Slxbe ruled tllat township pollee have 110 au!horlty to make arreolo oallatebllhwayoallllbat a notary pubUc can admlnllter oatlts onlY wilbln the ooaflneo of the Ill wblch hels authorlted to certlf)' lnatrumento. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF . MEIGS.MASON AREA RICHARD 5. 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MOTOROLA® ESCORT Gift THI SGUD STITt "TIKI UYIIMIRI " 1Y from WERNER RADIO & TV. MIDDLEPtiRT, 0. Member Middleport Gift·A·Ratr~~~ '39-95 her with o Diamond from our wide collection. r · terms will dazzle you their eosy payments. AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE DEALER TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS mltea,,. let ua 811'11 he baa hauled a aUck, !llnrl)" and auffldently durable libretto. The Joke• .,... lOOd and the worst to be said aboo1 them Ia they m-w be too many, too pat, too overwllelmlng\y a llllffloslao of eomlc grace notes; ask If 1fW meant too many joke a and we -.v no, a few too many wrong Jokea, whld! awitch subtly to jQI)Ouuch aa a nervously bemu.ted glib mlod mlillt ftuoh to 011 In small rtructural or lllaloglc doubts. The Dolly Sentinel, Pcmeroy-Middl..,..r~ Oh lO State, UCLA Clash Tonight '. I, lt88 ,• • polm deficit to a 57-46 hallllmo load. ' Uno. Tech Falters Booton Cdlep uood lhe !Ul Teaa Tech took 1 -tz-.36 break and a bell> haUtlme lMd over Colorado, but acivantace to carve out u I~ ti-c liCiffo took advanteao of Rod point flrot half leod _ . Raider toula tn seconl half to Lemoyne. Bob Cou111'• F..aaln owrccme the deficlL Colorado' a were paced by the 21 poinlo ., Cll!f Moely led all scoring will> Btu Evans. 2~ poilU. NorthWestern and Missouri l-i• were locked in 1 tight battle for •HEATING moat of the first half, then Northwestern moved away to a •PLUMBING 40-32 halftime margin am •ROOFING coasted the rest of the way. Bob Lei!Nrrd's 29 points -FORpaced Georgia's victory, before 10,000 partisan backers, in the Bulldogs' clash with arch-rival Georgia Tech. The 6-11 junior . >NY hit 9 or 11 field goal attempts 114 Mill St. and 11 of 11 from the free throw ..-..s LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE We're I am Rinka Scores 51, Kenyon Dumps Wilmington Quintet Tooight'• CROW'S • '' j ' . 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ThO)' bumbled trimmed LcqJ Island University North caroiiM Slate bottled Into tile r18or• of the 1 9 - North Dokota 116-81, sottiJW • 69-63 In a ~lson SQuare 01> the NYU attacll with a basketball aeuon goe 1 Into ita achoal acorllle record behlrd Garden -.header, Temple virtual.l.Y t~netrable zone aeconcl alage tonight. with the Rlck Mount"a 31 polnta. s-ed Lehigh 77-'2, Bostoo defenn thlt forced the Vfoleg No. 1 Bruillll &eeldlll their 18th Other Action College defeated IAmoyne 86-66, Although the Alheno Bulldop by the sportswriters ani p).ay- conaecuthe victory- and 64th ln In other action Thureday Georgia beat Georgia Tech 84- to nre trun outside. The by..,lay men. (First place .. otes received mort! first place votes the past 65 pmea- aptnst 14- night, 13tb--nnked New Mexico 74. and Texas Chrlatlan beat Wol"'-ck 1ot the reboundl~ the lronton Tigers of Coach Dick in parenthesis). edge and htt at a 52 per cent ranked Ohio state. . state defeated Brigham Young SoUthwest Loui.alara 75.-58. Myers were picked by membera 1 - lrOI '"" • • •••••.. 47 (I) ellp to moont a big lead and Lew Alclndor, wltll big help 83-65, Colorodo edged Te>ls Come From Behind ot the Southeastern Ohio Sports- 2 - Athens .••• •• , •• 45 (1) tr<Jm a pair of aophcmorea, Tech 81~75, alxtb-rank8d Hou.breeze to the victory. Despite Mountts high-point Theodll Lee aM Ken Spain writers and Broadcasters Asso- 3 - WeUston • • •••••. 40 (1) paced UCLA t9 a victory o?er ton defeated Arizore ~. pertonnance tor Purdue, It wa1 contralled ti-c beclcboorda 'and ciation to win the 1968-69 bas- 1 - Jackson • . • . . . . • 39 (1) lltb-ranked Purdue saturday to Te.as A&M belt Ce!UMrY 7~ ketball championship Thursday 5 - GaUipolla . , ..••• 37 (ll open the sdiOn. Fourth-nl'lked 65, Kent state topped Ariza. aophmlore George Faerber who scored 50 point.a between them provided the incentiVE~ for the 6 - Logan •••• ••.••• 23 nigh~ Notre Dime wiU try to deraU state 9Z-81, Bradley beat North Bofiermakers' hi~scorlng vic-- to keep Houston's Cougars Meeting in Athens at the Ali- 7 - Nela.aYork , ... , .12 the O"'JI'OOI saturday nigh~ Dakota Slate 6lhll and VMl tory. The 6-S Faerber came orr rolling. The pressing Houston SEOAL Football banquet, the 8 - Meigl . . . . . . . . . 9 defense forced 25 Arizora should Ohio state fail. outclauea Furman 83-55. the bench in the nrst half and scribes and casters picked the ., ."""-'~~·A·~~~~;-:m Purdue's Boi.Iermakera apAleo, Northwestern defeated ts))l;rked Purdue frCIR a three- turno...ers. ·u...-........~.-.-'i~·~-"""'·'· ... Tigers by a sUm margin to win parently were trying Thursday Minauri 79--67, North Carolira Thirteen SOutheastern Ohio the crnn with perennl.al chamLeague football players, moat pion Athens a close rtamer..q). Wellston's Golden Rock~ts just of them All - SEGAL who nipped Jackson for third place were honored at Athens dur• lng lhe aiUIIIal All-Leaguebe~>­ with the lromnen pie\ed to rou.-.1 quet Thursday night, received out the ilrst dtVialon. Southern, turning in a creditThe Gallipolis Blue Devil&, honorable mention on the 1968 a 54--43 loss to always tough able performance against the The E.nstern Eagles wW erose despite their two consecutive op. Auociatlon Press Class M Alexander in their opener. The Spartans, had Gary Norris, a a0111e ridges valleys thiS ening victories, were regulated ani A football teams. Bi.g Green dUJI1)ed Soutllwestern junior. and senior Mark Beegle evening tomatchbes\(etball skills to fifth place, Logan Is ranked Mentioned were Rkk Mos77-55 in their lid-Hfter, getting 11 points each to share wltll ec.ch Jim Adams' South-sixth, Nelsonviii~York seventh, ley ot Gallipolis; Tim BloomSenior Ray Karr, a s.-9 guard, scoring honOrs for the Tornaern To~s at Racine in a and the Meigs Marauders of field of lrooton; Dennta Ault topped the Eagles in scortng ln Mld..Qhio Valley Conferenee and C01ch Carl Wolfe were tabbed of Metes• Sherman Perkins the ir opener with 19 points. Pat does. Southern again is expected to SV AC contesL as the league's las~lace team. of NelsonvUle - Y orkj Steve Morrissey, a forward, had 16 COBch Dan Wright's Eagles have Beegle and Norri.11 at guards, Athens received three tint Mitchell ar.s Darwin Valenand Don Rose 15. are 1-0, arK! ti-re Tornadoes took place votes with Ironton. Wellstine of Jackson; Steve Pri ce ton, Jackson, and Gallipolis each of Wellston; Larry Vincent, Bob Sebril'll, Bob HaMley and recelviqt one rirst place vote. Mike Goodwin of Athena, aOO However, Ironton was given the dod by thelr second place votes Mike Cottrtll and Ron Reut-i.n the final balloting. ter of Logan. Based on seven points for first, six for second. five tor Games third, atd etc ., here is the or~ Gallipolis at Jackson der ot predlcted finish as seen Athens at Ironton QUICK QUIZ Wellston at Logan lege (Ky.) 68-6G. Gary Davis wtth 22 points. Q-Whet Amencan city is By United Press lnternatioral Hall went into the game witll Eastern at Southern In other Ohio college baskethumoroU.Sltl n t c k n. am e d North Gallia at Hannan Trace John Rinka proved again the score 51-46 in Union's fa· "Father K-nickef"bocker"? ball action: Southwestern at Kyger Creek Thur~ night why he was vor but hit on a 12-foot fadeHot - shooting Kent State A-New York City. The named All-America in 1967. SATURDAY'S GAMES: Now&. U1od 5hot away to tie the game. He later term comes from Washington Gun• & Hand (iun notched its second win with no Oak Hut at Gallipolis Rlnka stole the show and made a driving layup and add~ s,aciCII Oft Hal'llllton Irving's book, "Knlckerbodr.· losses by <lowning Arizona State Woth•" nearly Scored halt the points as ed a free throw in the last min- Logan at Mlller er's History of New York." A.lumlnatlor. Point f•r 98--81. The Ohio team connected Eastern at Hannan Trace Kenyon downed WUmirwton 115ute of play to cap the win for Raofh~ on 59 per cent of its field goal Kyger Creek at Fairlard So..,I·Glu• Scrubhablo Q-Where wos tho first 104. RirN was responsible for Xavi.er. attempts In the first half to pull Paint railroad bridge ovn the Mu· 51 points for the victorious John Ze ides led in scoring for it.dorlor & AIIM'IIInul'll out to a 47-37 halftime lead. ris8ippi River comtru.cted? Pillar Roof Point the Musketeers with 18 points, Lords. · Doug Grayson had 31 points Pintle F! A-On April 21, 1857. The Twent.,y-five of the guard's but Paul Allirews of Union bridge ran between Rock points came in the first half as ror Kent, 20 of them In the first topped all players with his 2S Island, nl., and Davenport, Kenyon held a 54-48 halftime hall. points. xavier is now 2-1. Chris Hall came off the XaIowa. lead. Wil.Jnington waa paced by Urbana won its second game vier bench in the last hal£ to add the winning points as the in three startr. over Malone 107Q-What W<ll the value of 92. Freshman John Plunkett !he U.S. gold tagl<? led the mue Knight win with A-flO. It was llrst minted 26 points. Dave Miller and Dave In 1795. Tbe eagle was nine· ~rr,·· each - had 22 points for ttnthll pure gold after 1838. Malone, which is now 1-1. steubenville trailed at halfHome time. but recovered to down Wheeling 0N. Va.) 81-70. Jim B.Y United Press International Snyder pulled a three--point play in the final three minutes to put East By United Press Inter.-.tiooal W. L. Pet. GB SteubenviUe ahead for keeps. East Minnesota ••. 14 5 . 764 Bryan Wing was high for the W. L. Pet. GB KentuckJ- ••.• 9 10 .474 5 vlsitors with 21 points. Boston •• .. .. 17 6 . 739 Miami •••.•. 8 9 . 471 5 Fiio GraOOe was trampled by New York ., • , 7 13 .368 '11-h Baltimore •.•. 18 7 • 720 Georgetown (Ky.) 112-59, after Philadelphia .• 14 6 . 700 1\iz Iodlana •••.•. 6 15 . 250 9 trailing 47-23 at halftime. The Cincinnati • • . 14 8 •636 '})h West winnlng Tiger s used the fast W. L, Pet. GB New York .... 12 14 ,462 &/2 break to good advantage with We're os near as a call. We're Detroit • , .... 10 13 .435 7 Oaklaod •• .• ,18 3 .878 five men shooting In double figopen day and nigl-lt during don· Milwaukee •.•. 6 18 .250 ll1/z Denver •.. , .10 9 ,514 1 ures. High for Rio GraTMie was geroua winter months. w.,st Los Angeles • 9 9 .500 1'h Bob Mlbr.Y with 20 points. W, L. Pet. GB LOWEST PRICES DaUas • • • • • 1 9 • 438 Blh The schedule tonight: UCLA Los Angeles . ,17 8 • 680 New Orleans • B 10 . 421 Slh at Ohio State, Toledo at Mlchi· HOUBton •••. 5 9 .357 9'h San rran. .... 12 13 .180 Slh gan, North Dakota at CinchlOrder By Phone san Diego . , .. 12 13 •480 Slh ThW'sday's Results nati, Akron at North Caroli111 .UO Sunny Do !loti WlnnOtl And T alte E~n Horne ~Ua!U ...... 12 11 . 462 6 A & T, case at the Rochester Denver 119 Minnesota 118 212 W. Moln 992·2995 Po"'•rO'f~ Seattle ...... 11 18 .379 ll'h Indiana 118 New Orleans 115 'fech tourney and Def\lnce at 992-5432 Chicago •.••• 10 18 .357 ll'h OaklftOO 139 New York 122 the Alma (Mich.) tourney. Phoenix ••..• 6 17 .261 IIJih (Oni.Y gsmeo scheduledl Thursday's Hesults Baltimore 108 Los Angeles 90 Blnlo' Vltambs Philadelphia 109 Chlca[<O 92 (Ooly gOJIIeS scheduled) Oil glands, or preen glands. located on tbe buck and in Friday's Games front of the tail of most birds Deu-oit at Boston sene not only to keep the PhUadelphia at Mllwaukee plumage in good condition but Los Allgeles at Atlanta also as a source ot vitamin D, since the birds sometimes Phoenix at San Diego swallow it accidentally while San Francisco at Seattle (OnJ.y gOJIIeS scheduled) preening, according lo the White over turquoiH metallle Aaiah with turquoise inter• Encyclopaedla Britannica. ,.. lor, lull power equip., tllt and teleaeope ateertne wheel, 4DoOr, Autoi Trans. Power Steerlna S295 · ·a. Rawll•·• EVENIMGS alJR &~ V~tf ' J 0., Frldoy, Newsmen Like Ironton Athens In Cage Chas e Carrol E. Darst, Bomle DU'It PT. PLEASANT - The t-Il ol!!cera tri.IJIIng ochool wiD be ecni.lcted Sllturdl.r, Dec. 7, from 9:30 a.m. Llltil noon at 0 r dnance School. Instructors tor the different otrtcea are as follows: presidents, Tom GloU'eJt.Yi vice pruldenta, Kathryn 1bomu; se-cre~ taries, Rene Sommer; treasurers, Mrs. Lucy Cullen; reporters, Audrey Emoryj game leadbargain, but you're the only wife ers, Ora MAe Hunt and Betsy Fowler, and song leaders, Kathy (t> lMI NU., 1..:. and mother they have. Sayre. One of the best cures for marul can't wait till we '"'" 'anarclr( so I Cfln REIEL riage blues is a visll to the DiAGAINST THATiu vorce COUrt in your city. When yoo see the misery and bitterMr. and Mrs. Freo Larldns and ooss there , you ma.r realize you 100, Raymond, were d 1 n n e r have a better life than yoo thlnk. guests ol Mr. and Mta. Norman Weber, T1illllors Plains. De: the be.!l or It! - H. Mr. anc1 Mrs. David Smith, I am so tired of hearing my Thanksgivlng guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrw. David Smith, frlends call their kids lazy, dis - Mrs. Guy Hayman were: M r s. Pat, DB'.rid and Dee Dee were respectful slobs. At bridge par~ K th 'lballksllivlna dlmer guella of ties. if womenaren'ttalk.lngdown a ryn Murray and sons, InThe dedication service at the diana; Mr, and Mrs. Dick Hay- A. B. Kibble, Reedarille, 0. ,..A I . thelr husbands, they're bad . man and famUy, Michigan; Mr. ....... r eton Church waa well atJanet Bissell, COlumbus, spent mouthing their children. They and Mrs . Elbert Fitzpatrick and the weekend wl1l> Mr. Uld Mra. tended. ltev. C\yde P. HIseem to oompete, trying to see famll,y • Mr . and Mrs. Bob Fitz- Joe Blaaell. was the guest speaker. Followtrw wflo cansa,ytheworstthing.sabout patrick and daughte Mr and Mr. and Mr&. Lewla COZart, the services, retreahments were their families. J Mr Jl w U andr, · Do 't s. m a s c B. Ha.y- Lorain , 0 •• NeUl e Cozart and served by lM ladle a of the church. 1 n peop e know that lr you man Columbus• Mr ~d M Mr. and Mra. Gene Westfall were Mrs. Georgia Thoma had as call a child no-good, he" II be oo Keith Rideoo.~r 'Che~ and Mro. dbmer aueata d. Mr. aod Mrs. recent vtsltors, Mr. and Mra. ..........,.,.,.., I ..,......d ho f ' r, r. 5 ......,... • Darrell Cozart. Leo Ktrw. Columbua, and Mra. """' er w mai'\Y 0 and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daug!J. those women would take it if te Mr. and Mra. Harold Osborn, Dasa Marklna, Zanesville. · their hoses or husbands contlnrMs. and M Jim C -~ Keno, were vlaltlng Ethel LarRev. and Mra. C\yde Hinton of u i 1 r· rs. a... w,ers kino. Columbuo visited SUndl.y wltll t~~a: c r ::e:!ldand carpedh at and family were weekend guests - a everyone ow of Doris Marks. Joe Bfaaell, Mason, w.\'a. waa several friends and were Sunday rotten they were? Yet this is Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis an overnight guest of Mr. and dtrmer guests of Mr. and Mrs. what they are doing to their kids . and family, Columbu~ . were visit~ Mrs. Hank Holter. Balph carl and Rodney. Maybe J am wrong, but if my ing Mr. and Mrs . Larry Curtis Tressie Stethem ia a patient Mrs. Olarlea Mash, Butch, children do something to de- and Mary Pierce. at Holzer Hoajlltal, Gallipolis. 1lobl>y and Susan, vlolled with serve prai "e I praise them ~ and Mr . and Mrs. Charles Cline Pat Smltll, Oblo Stale Unlver- Mr. and Mrs. Nov Wblteandfamto my friend s also. though I try and son, Racine, and D<>rsel Bib~ .. -~. lly and Mra. Hazel Arnold Uld 1 Col w•~•. the weeknot to be stuffy about it. I com- boo, S.tcceSS, were visiting Le- s ~. end with Mr. and Mrs. David family recently. pliment them often, and teU them ona Sisson. Smlll>. Mr. Carl HaD, who has been a how lucky we are to have them. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cozart Mr. and Mrs. Dorsal Larldna patient at a Cleveland holpital ln turn, they .say nice thing& to and family, Lorain, 0., were were rlliting Mr. and Mrs. Vir- ror major aurgery, has returned and about us. weekend guests or Nellie Cozart. gU Wamsley, Che.aJt.tre. home and Ia somewhat better. Recently I had a serious opMr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince Mr. and Mrs. David Heaton, Mr. and Mra. Charles Kine viseration and was In bed a month. spent Thanksgiving h1 Columbus Parkersburg, w. va. were din~ lted with Mr. an:l Mrs. Raymord Ou.r nine and U-year-old <laugh- with thei~cllildren, Mr.and.Mra. nor gueat, ·ci( u.; and~, !for- Musstr. ~ A!ro,,?'l'Jt .)I''IIW ~ s. took oolllj)lete. .-ehara:e otr BarneY 'lj\ir:ton and Mr. orid Mro. Us F"'.-~-~~~?" ..or ~ ~ ·. one day recently. the hOuse , They. lOved It, because Clarence Dean. Mra. Clara Muter, · -•• O., Mr. and Mra. Wllllam Houda-they knew they were needed Thanksgiving guests of Bill was vleldne Nellie stethem. 11helt had as recent ~vial tors, Mr. and we let them know how much SWain were: Mrs. Dixie FrederEdith Oaborn, Keno, was a and Mrs. Richard HOI.I:Iashelt ol we needed them - and loved lck, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Jlm dlmer guest of Mr . and M r s. Reynoldsburg ANI Mr. ao:l Mra. th em. - FOR Pit AISE A:VD A P~ Primmer and family, Logan; Mr. Garth Smith. Harold Burnside alii bls uncle, PRECIATION and Mn. Pat Autherson, NewPat Slnlth was vlallln& Mr. Mr. WUllam Houdaahelt. P .S. l s this bragging too much" ark; Mr. and Mrs. BWy Swain Uld M n.• llrJ. Huel Arnold alii Evallne Plains~•· ~ MU11111Y, T!Dera attended • layette oho!rer ' ror Dear For P and A: and f:tmily, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Natllan Arnold of Cheater It's the kind of 11bragging" all Mrs. Melvin Drlke and !aml\y, Mr. and Mro. Robert Lar- recently. ' families need. Don't ever stop! Raclne, and Mr. and Mn. Olildns were vlslttog Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Honrd Whaley, who Md - H. ver Swain and family . EIIIIWOrllt DUl, POmeroy. been apatlom at Veterons MemThis column Is dedicated to Mr. and Mn . Har<~ld Newlun Friends and nel&hboro ""re orlal HoSPitollo at family llving, so if you're having and Sandra were overnight guests of home. ·~ kid trouble or just plain trou- ~ Mr. and Mr.,;. Romey White, sorry to hear of the Bob Coleman, Who made his home· ble, let Helen help YOU. ~e will Chillicothe. 0. with Mr. and Mro. ThurmanllabMr. and Mrs. John Dean and also welcome your own amusing Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lar11:ina cod!: and had been bedfast for aona had as recent vialtorJ, Mr. experiences. Address Helen Bot - and family, Portland; Mr. Uld 18 - and Mrs. Kennell> Marklna ofbtel in care of this newspaper. Mn. Junior Hauber and family, clne, Mra. Annl Mae Terrell VIolet Smith and Ruth Am Uld Juanita o!Pameroy and Mr. and Mra. RowlaM Data, local, and Mr. and Mr1. Smut Mammoll Paul Pl)'lller of Carpnler, Porpolaea are far more InMrs. Elizabeth Murra,y vlolled telligent than !Ish and more 10 reeent\y with Mr. alii Mro. Edthan many kinds of mamward Gelezlnaky at Freeland, PL mala. Their llltelllgence is Miss Karla.Beal!eUrecentlyat higher than a dog's and poselement of "Promises, Prontis~ _ has a waif - manner and big sin- sltily equal to that of the echool and broke ber ankle. es," although producer David cere eyel but not mueh of a chlmpanue. Pic. cart Hall waa home over Merrick, ln as543mbling this lat- voice ... A. Larey Haines. aa the the weekend to Ylldt his parenta, est fiscal treadmill to his banks Mr. alii Mrs. Carl Hall alii !Am• doctor oext door, ta as powerhas collected some of the best fully runny as could be wished; 11¥- He aloo vlslled Mr. and Mrs. ARREST RECORDEV single performances of any reMarian Mercer. a a an eaclearJneHaU PT, PLEASANT - One arreot cent seafKX'! . lng\y stupid tau ol eaoy If not Mr. and Mrs. PlltrlckWUllamo JaU aDd aon. David, vtalted recentb' Jerry Orbach is just rigtJt in professional sexuality, aU but was recordocl at the the starroleofthemufdcalacraptrtole the lhOw and tn thla cue it Doris Dalflon, 31, All>le forll!d r:bec:k warnut. ' with Mro. Hazel Arnold ani fam· ed from the celluloid of the Is not petit larceny, for she llfllly. screenplay or "The Apartment" ed It from 11110111! a grab of lla&e a carbonated dirty joke about a thieves IDclucllng Edward Winter young executive on-the-make who as an executive cad and Doma lets his seniors use his Man· McKechnie, who danced w111> an hattan apartment for the expect- exuberaatly youthful grace thlt ed extra-marital WJmoralltlea .•• her admirers, whomuatheleiloo Orbach, fresh oft' his triumph among viewer• d. the old uiJulla_ in the much untidier "SCUba Du~ baloo'' TV Jeri.ee, will IIJI)I"eba," has roUnded into a moat at- clate~ she' a worth seel.q by hflrtractive musical comedy perfor- sel!. mer; he might be explained but The boc* of the show waa it might seem unfavorably as an odaJlled from the Billy WUder • attractive Mort Sahl, except that LA.L. Diamond ocreen ocrljlt by would be a contrast in terma; so let it just stand that Orbach Is NeD Simon, Bdwy. '• most aur:~ ceastul eomleplaywright("Piaza blithe and Ingratiating. Suite.'• .. Odd (;cq)le.'' etc.) aRt His feminine lead, Jtll O'Hara, it is fuJW\V in a fabricated Cashion and before Goodma.D Ace can down and write uo that NeD SI- :.f'.::, Property " " GlfAC FINANCING ' ·Sons Co.. . \ ' ' · ·~~Hlo•s o~o'n ooOCii! oi!ALER"I" ' ,. 01!1• GREAT TO GET. I. �... --- ... 2 - ·--- . - .. -· -·- ~. . -------·-- -- . . .. . . . --~·~. .~----·~·-··-~·~···-.-·,·~··11·--~-... ..~,,. . . . . . . . . --~-. ..--..-"'.'"""'-.. . .-_ . _.,,..,.-.. . .. . . , The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mickiiii>Ort, 0 ., Frldoy, De<eml>or 6, 1988 Floodwall Protection is Assured BY MAXINE WALTERS PT. PLEASANT - Plans tor removal of tbe remaina of the fallen Silver Bridge were review. ed Thurldo,y IIIOI'IIing In ..... lion In city council chambers by memben cl the State Road comMission, U. S. Corps ol l')jglneers, the local Ooodwall board and other interested persons. The purpose or the meeting waa to aasure the dty that the lloodwall protection would oot be interrupted nor weakened ln any way . (HOSPITAL NEWS J PLEASANT VAL)JEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Homer Whitdngtm, Pt. Pleasant; Dixie Er· rett, Pt. Pleasant; Donna Ma~h, pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Robert Fowler, Pt. Pleasant; Donald Humphrey, Pt. Pleasant; Edward Sblw, Pl Pleasant. DISCH ARGED : M rs. R a y Crookham, Leon; Mrs. L a r r y Jordan &rid daughter, Pt. Pleasant; John Blain, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Bobbyfoster.JUKidaugh ter , Pomeroy, 0. BIRTHS: Mr. an<! Mrs. Robert Fowler, Pt. Pleasant. a son. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Estep, Mason, a son. llorry ll Slephena, Brldgo Engineer ol the State Road Commlsslon,. said the state would shoulder all expenses in the demolltioo work. He said plans now caU for removal of the remains of the approach and the piers. but not the compJete anchorage, which is tied into t h e floodwall at this location. Stephens also said present plans call for the approach to be removed to three feet below ground level and the area turned over to the city of Pt.. Pleasant ror a park site. Mrs. Belva Far ley, managing director of the local Chamber of Commerce, noted that talk had been of a memorial at this site for the 46 persons losing their Hves 1n the Dec. 15 disaster and that she had hoped that ma.JI be the approach could be sal- ACTION FILED PT. PLEASANT - ,\ civil ac- tion styled Vint HUI Federal Credit Union vs. WilHam L. Thornton , Hender soo, W.Va., has been filed in the of'fice of the circuit clerk with the plaintttr demanding judgment from the defendant in the amount o( $1,006.30 with interest anfl cost f r o m amount due on a promissory note. Mrs. Clara Camden Dies PT. PLEASANT - Mrs , Clara B, Camden , 90, of 2308 Monroe Ave., died Wednesday night in thto Hoi zer Medical Center after a long illness. 9le was born on April 23, 18781n Belleville, Ohio. a daughter of the late Jos~ph and Charlotte Clem Brown. Her husband was the late Robert Lee Camden. ~was a member of the Heights United Methodist Church . 9Jrvtvtng are four daughter s, Mn. Violet Farly and Mrs. Inez GleaiiCil, bott:t of pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Virginia Blankenship, Gal lipolis Ferry, and Miss Pauline Camden at home; four sons, Jos eph of Bidwell, 0.; James ofWil liapu;town, W. Va.; Charles of Pt. Pleasant and HarnofColumbus; three half-si sters, M r s. Oma Brown, Mrs. Ada Greenlee and Mrs. Bessie Wamsley, all of Pi. Pleasant; one half - brother, Elmer Brown of Huntington, and several grand and great~and­ children. FWleral service will be held Saturday 2 p.m. ln the Crow Hussell Funeral Home with the Rev . 0 . H. Carder officiating. Burial will be in Lone Oak cemetery. Friends may call at the fu neral home. vaged and a building erected to stand as a memorial and houae the otfice of the Chaml)er. Slepbena replied that II the city wanted the ramp lett it would save die atate a lot of work, but tile ramp ...,...d be un!Aluched and turned over to tbe clQ' aa it now stands and It would be the cl~• responsibility. Ma,yor D. B. Morp:n said the city would notify lhe stale Rood Commlasloo w111>1n the nul 15 da,ys If It wished to keep I h e ramp, and if no word waa re~ ceived in that time then the state could proceed with Its orl8lna1 WHEN MARRIAGE IS MmAGE • MANAGE A WALK OUT Dear Helen: Tom and Jean, bottl 38, went together almost three years, knowing there wouldn't be a wedding because Tom has to supporl his mother. They had a wonderful companionship until Tom's sister Mil,)' inter ferred . She complained the whole time that she never saw her brother and he was slightly his fa mily. As she is a near-alcoholic, she has quite a hold over him - she goes on a drunk whene,·er he opposes her. Mas finally broke up the couple, but Jean thinks Tom's mothe r managed it, as she has a reputation of keeping him from "entanglements." Thi s isn't true· she told me she liked Jean hoped they'd get back together. I am an old friend of Tom and his family, but I don't know Jean very well. Slould I tell her about the sister ? Maybe then she won't carry a grudge against the moth er and be too bitter towards Tom. INTEREm'ED BY- and STANDER Dear Bystander: Jean doesn't need anyone to tell her that this· is an impossible situation. W i t h two females working Tom's puppet strlngs, he'll never break free, and when he is finally turned loose, he'll still be a puppet looking for anma'lter. l&. :~ It you'(l do Jead a favor , intro~ duce her to another man! - H. Dc:~r Helen: l'm married, have three children, and Pm bored to death. 1 don't hate my husband. He'squlte good to me, in his way. But he is so DULL! I could have a fas cinating life , if I weren't tied to him. I was married very young, and missed all the fun. Now that the kids are in school , I have time to see what a mistake 1 made. Should I consider divorce? fher 329 North Third Av, Middleport, Ohio 45760 A month has passed since November 5. All those for whom congratulations were in order have been congratulated and the losers have been consoled in their defeat. But there are some whose efforts have yet to be recognized. So this is not really a letter to an editor as much as It is a letter to the student s of Meigs Local Junior High. I am only sorry your recogni- BUSINESS LETTERHEADS & ENVELOPES Original D•signs FAST SERVICE Quality Prinl Shop Middleport Mill St. tion wa s so long in coming. J hope I can make amends now by commend ing you in the mostpubli c wa_y l know. Of course, I want to thank those of you who s®p.,rted and campaigned in behalr of Vice Pre sident Humphrey; it was you that I had an opportunity to meet. But I want also to com~ mend aU the students ~ whoever you supported ~ that decided it was time to get involved. You had the courage to become a doer and a mover. I think thi s is a better lal'll because of all of you. I hope that this interest am concern will be sustained throughout your lives. It is es-senlial that this be the case, becau se participation is the only sure guarantee that our democrati c form of government ts safeguarded, The measw-e of your courage will determine the measure ot your reward, And on that rest.s the future of Meigs County, It is your future. Paul Gerard Tagged for Christmas giving !he l:: ~t·u rl - M ulu rol•"~ ~.-r ,; alol.­ lake an•,.h er.-" T\o'. ~vlid ' !ale, Jm•l r•rw •~· · t~fier lube . ~ · ~ ·wl r1 r~ nlt'a ,;.ur~ . lo~tilt'r• Tr~· YORK - 41 Promises Promises,. lives up to almos~ all of its pre-Bdwy. promises • promises: certainly there'& a fresh tine new soond rrom its orchestra pit after tile ~ubert Theatre had oo sufier througll the run of the musically trashy sleazily performed and taste~ lessly written and staged uGolden Rainbow,'' now banished to tlle off-7th Ave. Adelphi Theatre. The music is by Burt Bacharach, who silkily tor some reasons hae bridged the compositional generation gap as the leading exponent of popular music young people furiously admire and the aurali.Y sophisticated over _ 30 set appreciates honestly; and not the aural fogies who assert their love for the worst hard - rock In the hope they'll be mietaken for juniors or at least might seem In fact its music is the best olra"urto~lly · '' l,l!art'U e By JACK O'BRIAN NEW wlth~it. . I () ~q - Ill . 1,'; u" rl ~ "-ilh lruusr r·urn· 111 ur Lallt't ) _ . "orh t'rum •·ur - BORED Dear Bored : Consider your husband and famlly. Maybe they didn't get a plans. My-era Sotldna, Corps f1 ED-- glneero, told the Stale Rood COmmiiBion representative• that he wamecl'lhe llnal plana for ,..,..,... of lhe bridge llllbmltted to t h e Corpe for approval to make certain lhe meiiM>CI ol domoUllon did not weal<en lhe !loodwall. He recommended that for maDmum fioodwall ·proteetlon, work on Ute ramp IIDd anchorage not be done during tile floodiDI! aeum, but Wring the months of May through December. Stepbens agreed, ~ II Melp BERRY'S WORlD would ,llr(lblbiJ< be Febrcllr7 before blda were advertiaed for the work. ssld the &lrlp "' land In Ohio owned Ill' the llate ol West VlrsJnla where the brldgo had ...,...d probably be auc- e d oil, but he .... not In • poallloo to soy dellnlteiJ' Just what would be done over there. Slailll... a- Transfers Meigs Ranked Last to Samson Darst. 80 acres, Rut.- land. Eherooo R. Hopkins, Ooro4ll1 Loulae HOJ)Idns to James Slmuel Ruc~r, Sr., Comie Hope Ruck- er, parceh, OUve. 4.-H Sehool Will Be He d Saturday ~ ~ Mstde B. lilggl-.n, de<-, to Melvin C. Roosh, A - A. JIIBgl-ham, Emeat S. HJalrilotbam, Dorothy Evans, Georp WUa llam Hlggl~, VIrginia lifo. Mullen, Hotilert I. Hlggll>botham, Emest H. Hll(lnbothlm, cert. fO!_ tnns., Middleport. Melvin t. Rc:aiah, Grace Roush, Autt& A. Hlal-lllln, ErneatS. Hlalnbothun, Na... l Hlillb>botham, George WUIIam Hlail>botham, Lue Higginbotham, Vfr. gtnla McMullen, Herbert L. H,.. glnbotlllln, Betty Hlgt.-...._ Ernest ll HJaglrj>otham, Pbnlls Hlgglrilolhlm to Dorothy Evans, lot, Middl~~Jort. Jllhn W. Slelnbrook to 0 h 1 o Power Co., 85 acrea, coal, Cohnnbla. Helen P. Bnd!ord by Ally. In --------------J Fact, W, Wallace Bndford, WaJ.. lnng Bottom Kingsbury Social Notes News, Notes - re-rau- c.rv.e' lace Bradford, Muriel w. Bnciford, Elizabeth Lohae, Harold Lohse, Otle L. Bradford, Jeaa S. BradiDrd, Alan P. Bradford, Rutll Bradford to Paut E. Miller, Janet Sue Miller, Donald Rlillp MUier, Lorette Mlller, parcel a, Salisbury. " .._ Hal ~·· nes to Chalmer Dal1ey, Mary Lynn Dalley, 2.66 A., Lebonon. Bol.rd of Trustees of The Ohio Annual COnference ol the Me~ di I t Church to T ruateea of Tbe Stheravtlle Community Church, 1 acre, Lebancn S 1•0 ubstitute E' Rennrter COr 1\.T r- A tape recorder cannot be llled as a aubltitute ror a shortbaad l'OIIOI'Ie< In Common P 1 1 ;;'a courts, AltoriiO)' Genoral WUIIam B. SUhe ruled Thuroda,y. Slxbe, In an Olllllloa sought 1>7 Brown Couitty Prosecutor AoPs B, WU100, Ald Oldo law provideo for a lllorlhand r wllen reQ!lested by either ~ lo a ."""'ault. ''There lo 110 '!!!!" tlon~NI~ Saxbe aaid. ••andbecausetlleduC!'Ijltlon of tha mamer of r&pOrllng II 10 dlltlnot, It may be auumed no other Qtpe was in. cluded.n In other oplnlono hondecl clown today, Slxbe ruled tllat township pollee have 110 au!horlty to make arreolo oallatebllhwayoallllbat a notary pubUc can admlnllter oatlts onlY wilbln the ooaflneo of the Ill wblch hels authorlted to certlf)' lnatrumento. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF . MEIGS.MASON AREA RICHARD 5. 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Tech Falters Booton Cdlep uood lhe !Ul Teaa Tech took 1 -tz-.36 break and a bell> haUtlme lMd over Colorado, but acivantace to carve out u I~ ti-c liCiffo took advanteao of Rod point flrot half leod _ . Raider toula tn seconl half to Lemoyne. Bob Cou111'• F..aaln owrccme the deficlL Colorado' a were paced by the 21 poinlo ., Cll!f Moely led all scoring will> Btu Evans. 2~ poilU. NorthWestern and Missouri l-i• were locked in 1 tight battle for •HEATING moat of the first half, then Northwestern moved away to a •PLUMBING 40-32 halftime margin am •ROOFING coasted the rest of the way. Bob Lei!Nrrd's 29 points -FORpaced Georgia's victory, before 10,000 partisan backers, in the Bulldogs' clash with arch-rival Georgia Tech. The 6-11 junior . >NY hit 9 or 11 field goal attempts 114 Mill St. and 11 of 11 from the free throw ..-..s LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE We're I am Rinka Scores 51, Kenyon Dumps Wilmington Quintet Tooight'• CROW'S • '' j ' . 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ThO)' bumbled trimmed LcqJ Island University North caroiiM Slate bottled Into tile r18or• of the 1 9 - North Dokota 116-81, sottiJW • 69-63 In a ~lson SQuare 01> the NYU attacll with a basketball aeuon goe 1 Into ita achoal acorllle record behlrd Garden -.header, Temple virtual.l.Y t~netrable zone aeconcl alage tonight. with the Rlck Mount"a 31 polnta. s-ed Lehigh 77-'2, Bostoo defenn thlt forced the Vfoleg No. 1 Bruillll &eeldlll their 18th Other Action College defeated IAmoyne 86-66, Although the Alheno Bulldop by the sportswriters ani p).ay- conaecuthe victory- and 64th ln In other action Thureday Georgia beat Georgia Tech 84- to nre trun outside. The by..,lay men. (First place .. otes received mort! first place votes the past 65 pmea- aptnst 14- night, 13tb--nnked New Mexico 74. and Texas Chrlatlan beat Wol"'-ck 1ot the reboundl~ the lronton Tigers of Coach Dick in parenthesis). edge and htt at a 52 per cent ranked Ohio state. . state defeated Brigham Young SoUthwest Loui.alara 75.-58. Myers were picked by membera 1 - lrOI '"" • • •••••.. 47 (I) ellp to moont a big lead and Lew Alclndor, wltll big help 83-65, Colorodo edged Te>ls Come From Behind ot the Southeastern Ohio Sports- 2 - Athens .••• •• , •• 45 (1) tr<Jm a pair of aophcmorea, Tech 81~75, alxtb-rank8d Hou.breeze to the victory. Despite Mountts high-point Theodll Lee aM Ken Spain writers and Broadcasters Asso- 3 - WeUston • • •••••. 40 (1) paced UCLA t9 a victory o?er ton defeated Arizore ~. pertonnance tor Purdue, It wa1 contralled ti-c beclcboorda 'and ciation to win the 1968-69 bas- 1 - Jackson • . • . . . . • 39 (1) lltb-ranked Purdue saturday to Te.as A&M belt Ce!UMrY 7~ ketball championship Thursday 5 - GaUipolla . , ..••• 37 (ll open the sdiOn. Fourth-nl'lked 65, Kent state topped Ariza. aophmlore George Faerber who scored 50 point.a between them provided the incentiVE~ for the 6 - Logan •••• ••.••• 23 nigh~ Notre Dime wiU try to deraU state 9Z-81, Bradley beat North Bofiermakers' hi~scorlng vic-- to keep Houston's Cougars Meeting in Athens at the Ali- 7 - Nela.aYork , ... , .12 the O"'JI'OOI saturday nigh~ Dakota Slate 6lhll and VMl tory. The 6-S Faerber came orr rolling. The pressing Houston SEOAL Football banquet, the 8 - Meigl . . . . . . . . . 9 defense forced 25 Arizora should Ohio state fail. outclauea Furman 83-55. the bench in the nrst half and scribes and casters picked the ., ."""-'~~·A·~~~~;-:m Purdue's Boi.Iermakera apAleo, Northwestern defeated ts))l;rked Purdue frCIR a three- turno...ers. ·u...-........~.-.-'i~·~-"""'·'· ... Tigers by a sUm margin to win parently were trying Thursday Minauri 79--67, North Carolira Thirteen SOutheastern Ohio the crnn with perennl.al chamLeague football players, moat pion Athens a close rtamer..q). Wellston's Golden Rock~ts just of them All - SEGAL who nipped Jackson for third place were honored at Athens dur• lng lhe aiUIIIal All-Leaguebe~>­ with the lromnen pie\ed to rou.-.1 quet Thursday night, received out the ilrst dtVialon. Southern, turning in a creditThe Gallipolis Blue Devil&, honorable mention on the 1968 a 54--43 loss to always tough able performance against the The E.nstern Eagles wW erose despite their two consecutive op. Auociatlon Press Class M Alexander in their opener. The Spartans, had Gary Norris, a a0111e ridges valleys thiS ening victories, were regulated ani A football teams. Bi.g Green dUJI1)ed Soutllwestern junior. and senior Mark Beegle evening tomatchbes\(etball skills to fifth place, Logan Is ranked Mentioned were Rkk Mos77-55 in their lid-Hfter, getting 11 points each to share wltll ec.ch Jim Adams' South-sixth, Nelsonviii~York seventh, ley ot Gallipolis; Tim BloomSenior Ray Karr, a s.-9 guard, scoring honOrs for the Tornaern To~s at Racine in a and the Meigs Marauders of field of lrooton; Dennta Ault topped the Eagles in scortng ln Mld..Qhio Valley Conferenee and C01ch Carl Wolfe were tabbed of Metes• Sherman Perkins the ir opener with 19 points. Pat does. Southern again is expected to SV AC contesL as the league's las~lace team. of NelsonvUle - Y orkj Steve Morrissey, a forward, had 16 COBch Dan Wright's Eagles have Beegle and Norri.11 at guards, Athens received three tint Mitchell ar.s Darwin Valenand Don Rose 15. are 1-0, arK! ti-re Tornadoes took place votes with Ironton. Wellstine of Jackson; Steve Pri ce ton, Jackson, and Gallipolis each of Wellston; Larry Vincent, Bob Sebril'll, Bob HaMley and recelviqt one rirst place vote. Mike Goodwin of Athena, aOO However, Ironton was given the dod by thelr second place votes Mike Cottrtll and Ron Reut-i.n the final balloting. ter of Logan. Based on seven points for first, six for second. five tor Games third, atd etc ., here is the or~ Gallipolis at Jackson der ot predlcted finish as seen Athens at Ironton QUICK QUIZ Wellston at Logan lege (Ky.) 68-6G. Gary Davis wtth 22 points. Q-Whet Amencan city is By United Press lnternatioral Hall went into the game witll Eastern at Southern In other Ohio college baskethumoroU.Sltl n t c k n. am e d North Gallia at Hannan Trace John Rinka proved again the score 51-46 in Union's fa· "Father K-nickef"bocker"? ball action: Southwestern at Kyger Creek Thur~ night why he was vor but hit on a 12-foot fadeHot - shooting Kent State A-New York City. The named All-America in 1967. SATURDAY'S GAMES: Now&. U1od 5hot away to tie the game. He later term comes from Washington Gun• & Hand (iun notched its second win with no Oak Hut at Gallipolis Rlnka stole the show and made a driving layup and add~ s,aciCII Oft Hal'llllton Irving's book, "Knlckerbodr.· losses by <lowning Arizona State Woth•" nearly Scored halt the points as ed a free throw in the last min- Logan at Mlller er's History of New York." A.lumlnatlor. Point f•r 98--81. The Ohio team connected Eastern at Hannan Trace Kenyon downed WUmirwton 115ute of play to cap the win for Raofh~ on 59 per cent of its field goal Kyger Creek at Fairlard So..,I·Glu• Scrubhablo Q-Where wos tho first 104. RirN was responsible for Xavi.er. attempts In the first half to pull Paint railroad bridge ovn the Mu· 51 points for the victorious John Ze ides led in scoring for it.dorlor & AIIM'IIInul'll out to a 47-37 halftime lead. ris8ippi River comtru.cted? Pillar Roof Point the Musketeers with 18 points, Lords. · Doug Grayson had 31 points Pintle F! A-On April 21, 1857. The Twent.,y-five of the guard's but Paul Allirews of Union bridge ran between Rock points came in the first half as ror Kent, 20 of them In the first topped all players with his 2S Island, nl., and Davenport, Kenyon held a 54-48 halftime hall. points. xavier is now 2-1. Chris Hall came off the XaIowa. lead. Wil.Jnington waa paced by Urbana won its second game vier bench in the last hal£ to add the winning points as the in three startr. over Malone 107Q-What W<ll the value of 92. Freshman John Plunkett !he U.S. gold tagl<? led the mue Knight win with A-flO. It was llrst minted 26 points. Dave Miller and Dave In 1795. Tbe eagle was nine· ~rr,·· each - had 22 points for ttnthll pure gold after 1838. Malone, which is now 1-1. steubenville trailed at halfHome time. but recovered to down Wheeling 0N. Va.) 81-70. Jim B.Y United Press International Snyder pulled a three--point play in the final three minutes to put East By United Press Inter.-.tiooal W. L. Pet. GB SteubenviUe ahead for keeps. East Minnesota ••. 14 5 . 764 Bryan Wing was high for the W. L. Pet. GB KentuckJ- ••.• 9 10 .474 5 vlsitors with 21 points. Boston •• .. .. 17 6 . 739 Miami •••.•. 8 9 . 471 5 Fiio GraOOe was trampled by New York ., • , 7 13 .368 '11-h Baltimore •.•. 18 7 • 720 Georgetown (Ky.) 112-59, after Philadelphia .• 14 6 . 700 1\iz Iodlana •••.•. 6 15 . 250 9 trailing 47-23 at halftime. The Cincinnati • • . 14 8 •636 '})h West winnlng Tiger s used the fast W. L, Pet. GB New York .... 12 14 ,462 &/2 break to good advantage with We're os near as a call. We're Detroit • , .... 10 13 .435 7 Oaklaod •• .• ,18 3 .878 five men shooting In double figopen day and nigl-lt during don· Milwaukee •.•. 6 18 .250 ll1/z Denver •.. , .10 9 ,514 1 ures. High for Rio GraTMie was geroua winter months. w.,st Los Angeles • 9 9 .500 1'h Bob Mlbr.Y with 20 points. W, L. Pet. GB LOWEST PRICES DaUas • • • • • 1 9 • 438 Blh The schedule tonight: UCLA Los Angeles . ,17 8 • 680 New Orleans • B 10 . 421 Slh at Ohio State, Toledo at Mlchi· HOUBton •••. 5 9 .357 9'h San rran. .... 12 13 .180 Slh gan, North Dakota at CinchlOrder By Phone san Diego . , .. 12 13 •480 Slh ThW'sday's Results nati, Akron at North Caroli111 .UO Sunny Do !loti WlnnOtl And T alte E~n Horne ~Ua!U ...... 12 11 . 462 6 A & T, case at the Rochester Denver 119 Minnesota 118 212 W. Moln 992·2995 Po"'•rO'f~ Seattle ...... 11 18 .379 ll'h Indiana 118 New Orleans 115 'fech tourney and Def\lnce at 992-5432 Chicago •.••• 10 18 .357 ll'h OaklftOO 139 New York 122 the Alma (Mich.) tourney. Phoenix ••..• 6 17 .261 IIJih (Oni.Y gsmeo scheduledl Thursday's Hesults Baltimore 108 Los Angeles 90 Blnlo' Vltambs Philadelphia 109 Chlca[<O 92 (Ooly gOJIIeS scheduled) Oil glands, or preen glands. located on tbe buck and in Friday's Games front of the tail of most birds Deu-oit at Boston sene not only to keep the PhUadelphia at Mllwaukee plumage in good condition but Los Allgeles at Atlanta also as a source ot vitamin D, since the birds sometimes Phoenix at San Diego swallow it accidentally while San Francisco at Seattle (OnJ.y gOJIIeS scheduled) preening, according lo the White over turquoiH metallle Aaiah with turquoise inter• Encyclopaedla Britannica. ,.. lor, lull power equip., tllt and teleaeope ateertne wheel, 4DoOr, Autoi Trans. Power Steerlna S295 · ·a. Rawll•·• EVENIMGS alJR &~ V~tf ' J 0., Frldoy, Newsmen Like Ironton Athens In Cage Chas e Carrol E. Darst, Bomle DU'It PT. PLEASANT - The t-Il ol!!cera tri.IJIIng ochool wiD be ecni.lcted Sllturdl.r, Dec. 7, from 9:30 a.m. Llltil noon at 0 r dnance School. Instructors tor the different otrtcea are as follows: presidents, Tom GloU'eJt.Yi vice pruldenta, Kathryn 1bomu; se-cre~ taries, Rene Sommer; treasurers, Mrs. Lucy Cullen; reporters, Audrey Emoryj game leadbargain, but you're the only wife ers, Ora MAe Hunt and Betsy Fowler, and song leaders, Kathy (t> lMI NU., 1..:. and mother they have. Sayre. One of the best cures for marul can't wait till we '"'" 'anarclr( so I Cfln REIEL riage blues is a visll to the DiAGAINST THATiu vorce COUrt in your city. When yoo see the misery and bitterMr. and Mrs. Freo Larldns and ooss there , you ma.r realize you 100, Raymond, were d 1 n n e r have a better life than yoo thlnk. guests ol Mr. and Mta. Norman Weber, T1illllors Plains. De: the be.!l or It! - H. Mr. anc1 Mrs. David Smith, I am so tired of hearing my Thanksgivlng guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrw. David Smith, frlends call their kids lazy, dis - Mrs. Guy Hayman were: M r s. Pat, DB'.rid and Dee Dee were respectful slobs. At bridge par~ K th 'lballksllivlna dlmer guella of ties. if womenaren'ttalk.lngdown a ryn Murray and sons, InThe dedication service at the diana; Mr, and Mrs. Dick Hay- A. B. Kibble, Reedarille, 0. ,..A I . thelr husbands, they're bad . man and famUy, Michigan; Mr. ....... r eton Church waa well atJanet Bissell, COlumbus, spent mouthing their children. They and Mrs . Elbert Fitzpatrick and the weekend wl1l> Mr. Uld Mra. tended. ltev. C\yde P. HIseem to oompete, trying to see famll,y • Mr . and Mrs. Bob Fitz- Joe Blaaell. was the guest speaker. Followtrw wflo cansa,ytheworstthing.sabout patrick and daughte Mr and Mr. and Mr&. Lewla COZart, the services, retreahments were their families. J Mr Jl w U andr, · Do 't s. m a s c B. Ha.y- Lorain , 0 •• NeUl e Cozart and served by lM ladle a of the church. 1 n peop e know that lr you man Columbus• Mr ~d M Mr. and Mra. Gene Westfall were Mrs. Georgia Thoma had as call a child no-good, he" II be oo Keith Rideoo.~r 'Che~ and Mro. dbmer aueata d. Mr. aod Mrs. recent vtsltors, Mr. and Mra. ..........,.,.,.., I ..,......d ho f ' r, r. 5 ......,... • Darrell Cozart. Leo Ktrw. Columbua, and Mra. """' er w mai'\Y 0 and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daug!J. those women would take it if te Mr. and Mra. Harold Osborn, Dasa Marklna, Zanesville. · their hoses or husbands contlnrMs. and M Jim C -~ Keno, were vlaltlng Ethel LarRev. and Mra. C\yde Hinton of u i 1 r· rs. a... w,ers kino. Columbuo visited SUndl.y wltll t~~a: c r ::e:!ldand carpedh at and family were weekend guests - a everyone ow of Doris Marks. Joe Bfaaell, Mason, w.\'a. waa several friends and were Sunday rotten they were? Yet this is Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis an overnight guest of Mr. and dtrmer guests of Mr. and Mrs. what they are doing to their kids . and family, Columbu~ . were visit~ Mrs. Hank Holter. Balph carl and Rodney. Maybe J am wrong, but if my ing Mr. and Mrs . Larry Curtis Tressie Stethem ia a patient Mrs. Olarlea Mash, Butch, children do something to de- and Mary Pierce. at Holzer Hoajlltal, Gallipolis. 1lobl>y and Susan, vlolled with serve prai "e I praise them ~ and Mr . and Mrs. Charles Cline Pat Smltll, Oblo Stale Unlver- Mr. and Mrs. Nov Wblteandfamto my friend s also. though I try and son, Racine, and D<>rsel Bib~ .. -~. lly and Mra. Hazel Arnold Uld 1 Col w•~•. the weeknot to be stuffy about it. I com- boo, S.tcceSS, were visiting Le- s ~. end with Mr. and Mrs. David family recently. pliment them often, and teU them ona Sisson. Smlll>. Mr. Carl HaD, who has been a how lucky we are to have them. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cozart Mr. and Mrs. Dorsal Larldna patient at a Cleveland holpital ln turn, they .say nice thing& to and family, Lorain, 0., were were rlliting Mr. and Mrs. Vir- ror major aurgery, has returned and about us. weekend guests or Nellie Cozart. gU Wamsley, Che.aJt.tre. home and Ia somewhat better. Recently I had a serious opMr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince Mr. and Mrs. David Heaton, Mr. and Mra. Charles Kine viseration and was In bed a month. spent Thanksgiving h1 Columbus Parkersburg, w. va. were din~ lted with Mr. an:l Mrs. Raymord Ou.r nine and U-year-old <laugh- with thei~cllildren, Mr.and.Mra. nor gueat, ·ci( u.; and~, !for- Musstr. ~ A!ro,,?'l'Jt .)I''IIW ~ s. took oolllj)lete. .-ehara:e otr BarneY 'lj\ir:ton and Mr. orid Mro. Us F"'.-~-~~~?" ..or ~ ~ ·. one day recently. the hOuse , They. lOved It, because Clarence Dean. Mra. Clara Muter, · -•• O., Mr. and Mra. Wllllam Houda-they knew they were needed Thanksgiving guests of Bill was vleldne Nellie stethem. 11helt had as recent ~vial tors, Mr. and we let them know how much SWain were: Mrs. Dixie FrederEdith Oaborn, Keno, was a and Mrs. Richard HOI.I:Iashelt ol we needed them - and loved lck, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Jlm dlmer guest of Mr . and M r s. Reynoldsburg ANI Mr. ao:l Mra. th em. - FOR Pit AISE A:VD A P~ Primmer and family, Logan; Mr. Garth Smith. Harold Burnside alii bls uncle, PRECIATION and Mn. Pat Autherson, NewPat Slnlth was vlallln& Mr. Mr. WUllam Houdaahelt. P .S. l s this bragging too much" ark; Mr. and Mrs. BWy Swain Uld M n.• llrJ. Huel Arnold alii Evallne Plains~•· ~ MU11111Y, T!Dera attended • layette oho!rer ' ror Dear For P and A: and f:tmily, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Natllan Arnold of Cheater It's the kind of 11bragging" all Mrs. Melvin Drlke and !aml\y, Mr. and Mro. Robert Lar- recently. ' families need. Don't ever stop! Raclne, and Mr. and Mn. Olildns were vlslttog Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Honrd Whaley, who Md - H. ver Swain and family . EIIIIWOrllt DUl, POmeroy. been apatlom at Veterons MemThis column Is dedicated to Mr. and Mn . Har<~ld Newlun Friends and nel&hboro ""re orlal HoSPitollo at family llving, so if you're having and Sandra were overnight guests of home. ·~ kid trouble or just plain trou- ~ Mr. and Mr.,;. Romey White, sorry to hear of the Bob Coleman, Who made his home· ble, let Helen help YOU. ~e will Chillicothe. 0. with Mr. and Mro. ThurmanllabMr. and Mrs. John Dean and also welcome your own amusing Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lar11:ina cod!: and had been bedfast for aona had as recent vialtorJ, Mr. experiences. Address Helen Bot - and family, Portland; Mr. Uld 18 - and Mrs. Kennell> Marklna ofbtel in care of this newspaper. Mn. Junior Hauber and family, clne, Mra. Annl Mae Terrell VIolet Smith and Ruth Am Uld Juanita o!Pameroy and Mr. and Mra. RowlaM Data, local, and Mr. and Mr1. Smut Mammoll Paul Pl)'lller of Carpnler, Porpolaea are far more InMrs. Elizabeth Murra,y vlolled telligent than !Ish and more 10 reeent\y with Mr. alii Mro. Edthan many kinds of mamward Gelezlnaky at Freeland, PL mala. Their llltelllgence is Miss Karla.Beal!eUrecentlyat higher than a dog's and poselement of "Promises, Prontis~ _ has a waif - manner and big sin- sltily equal to that of the echool and broke ber ankle. es," although producer David cere eyel but not mueh of a chlmpanue. Pic. cart Hall waa home over Merrick, ln as543mbling this lat- voice ... A. Larey Haines. aa the the weekend to Ylldt his parenta, est fiscal treadmill to his banks Mr. alii Mrs. Carl Hall alii !Am• doctor oext door, ta as powerhas collected some of the best fully runny as could be wished; 11¥- He aloo vlslled Mr. and Mrs. ARREST RECORDEV single performances of any reMarian Mercer. a a an eaclearJneHaU PT, PLEASANT - One arreot cent seafKX'! . lng\y stupid tau ol eaoy If not Mr. and Mrs. PlltrlckWUllamo JaU aDd aon. David, vtalted recentb' Jerry Orbach is just rigtJt in professional sexuality, aU but was recordocl at the the starroleofthemufdcalacraptrtole the lhOw and tn thla cue it Doris Dalflon, 31, All>le forll!d r:bec:k warnut. ' with Mro. Hazel Arnold ani fam· ed from the celluloid of the Is not petit larceny, for she llfllly. screenplay or "The Apartment" ed It from 11110111! a grab of lla&e a carbonated dirty joke about a thieves IDclucllng Edward Winter young executive on-the-make who as an executive cad and Doma lets his seniors use his Man· McKechnie, who danced w111> an hattan apartment for the expect- exuberaatly youthful grace thlt ed extra-marital WJmoralltlea .•• her admirers, whomuatheleiloo Orbach, fresh oft' his triumph among viewer• d. the old uiJulla_ in the much untidier "SCUba Du~ baloo'' TV Jeri.ee, will IIJI)I"eba," has roUnded into a moat at- clate~ she' a worth seel.q by hflrtractive musical comedy perfor- sel!. mer; he might be explained but The boc* of the show waa it might seem unfavorably as an odaJlled from the Billy WUder • attractive Mort Sahl, except that LA.L. Diamond ocreen ocrljlt by would be a contrast in terma; so let it just stand that Orbach Is NeD Simon, Bdwy. '• most aur:~ ceastul eomleplaywright("Piaza blithe and Ingratiating. Suite.'• .. Odd (;cq)le.'' etc.) aRt His feminine lead, Jtll O'Hara, it is fuJW\V in a fabricated Cashion and before Goodma.D Ace can down and write uo that NeD SI- :.f'.::, Property " " GlfAC FINANCING ' ·Sons Co.. . \ ' ' · ·~~Hlo•s o~o'n ooOCii! oi!ALER"I" ' ,. 01!1• GREAT TO GET. I. �., - ;•or ,. .~ 4 - The Doll)' s.nti..,l, Pome...,..Middlepor~ 0., Friday, December 4, INI WHY ALMOST I- DIIIJSo•SHOPeAREASTOHSFOfFiiusT SELECTION AND BEST BUYS. •••• USE THE LAY-AWAY PLAN IF YOU DESIIEI Tilt i • • * • FLAME • • . a~~~~~_,." r A WONDIIfUI. Gin POl AU THI fAMILY Tho Iloi4' Senll..,. lo tho lavorlte wllh tamlllno becauoo there' a aomeddrw in it every cla7 tor eveeyone. Mom, Dad, big IIIler, llld kid brother aU enJos reodlrw111e Dill)' tineL tr you're not a regular reeder now, this season h the beat time to start. Juat telephme 99:Z..2156 FIGURe QJT OOME.lJ.\1~ If" wt. a,r\le rT-60Mf... ~........ "'THOUGHT , 11-\0l..IC:n-IT, E.R"'!IKIL.L. • Pension Increase Sought ' ~ that players qualif,l to share in ~oncluaion ot negotletions." the pension bellefits by only In their drive to conclude four full years acti ve service in here tl1e owners pushed up to the majors instead of five today t11e ioint major-minor years. league me~Jting previously sch~ The players ' a.;:-tual demands duled for Saturday. in the dispute came to Ught as Among the topics to be voted calmer statements by some o{ on at the jolnt session are: a the key men in the situation proposal to establish a set fee provided the first hope that the tor pll)'ers who compete in the dispute will be solved before a best three-ot-nve division play. players• .. strike" develops. offs in each league whicl1 next The players also are seeldng year, tor tbe first Ume, will other improvements In their precede the World Series; ard a overall benefit program, for proposal to reduce the pla,yer exun.Ple, regarding healtl1 in- limit on each major league surance. But the pension team from 25 to 23 players. · demands are the ke)' itel'ns. In sepa:ra~ m~Uns.~. Thurs-. Pensloli Problem day: 'rhe Amorlcon ' teague• The present $4. J million okayed the Chicago White Sox' yearl,y contribution by the request to Plas 11 of their home major leagues to the pension games in Milwaukee in 1969, program represents an increase unanimously approved Robert By United Preas lnternatloml from the previous $2.6 million. E. Short as the new owner of Manhattan 69 IJU 63 The present benefit program the Washington Senators, and Temple 77 Lehigh 62 expires in Marcil, 1969, and 123 re-elected owner Tom Yawkey Xavier Ohio 68 Union, Ky 66 major league players including of tl1e Red Sox as a league ,·ice GL 84 GL Tecl1 74 WUlie Ma,ys, Mickey Mantle, presiderL Spr~gtld Mass. 89 Brllles 77 Carl Yastrzemski and other Trading was bogged down. Allnce 90 Slppry Rock 68 stars have signed a statement possibly tor the rest of theae Erskne 92 Bi>tst COil 57 that they will not sign their 1969 meetings. w. va. St. 97 Mrra Hany 89 contracts W1til a new benefit Georgetwn, Ky. ]]2 Rio Grnd 59 program ts reached. Mrhd Ky. 119 Pn Amer 75 A few tempers boiled over MISS SMITH ON TOUR Purdue 116 North Da- 84 when the "statement of 123" BRLSBANE, Australia (lJPO N, C. St. 61 N.Y. U, 49 was relea11ed Wednesday, but - Marilynn Smith, one of Texaa A&M 72 Centerary 65 today several people w e r e Amertca'a tq> Worbln pratesHouston 85 Artzo,. 64 busily pouring oil on the sioral golfers, wlU tour AustraProvidence 91 Aasumptn 84 troubled waters. lia in ::.even exl1ibition matc11ea VIrginia 113 Richmond 92 Mar vi n Miller, executive next year. Colo. 81 Texas Teel1 77 director of the pla.yers associaMise Smith's tour will begin Fairmont 92 W. Va. 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OF 0! tAL/ TY ... ell the exciting new product• for your home from Admiral l PHILCC IPIID CONTIOl I'OWU TOOl liT KARR & VAN ZANDT, POMEROY ••• 3. Talala, 44..29-112. Watch Christmas lin. who woo earlier opJ>Olnted manager Twins. Perfect For .. 11f ~- GIFT ) VM!83Furmar;5,1 N.,. Mex. St. 83 Brgtun Yrw 65 Northwestern 79 Missouri 67 Fort Lewis 80 Grill. C8n,yon 73 "Sure Sign of Quality" -~ Match your table settings with your decor, or contraet them witt! different styles. You can create your own •ctlemea ... Bradley 68 North Dakota St. 51 The Amerlcu Legion waa organized iD Pario on March 15, 1919. ~ ~~ wa or I ~ FAIR LADY• IPOOnl . o~~~~<W' Tho Rio Grande Col1e811 Red- particular!)' the Iotter, spelled men went down to their third defeat for Rio Grande. The Redconsecutive defeat ol the seamen were out~ebol.mded 37 ~4 BOO Thuroda,y night at George. llld big Bob Mabry, 6.51> jun .. town, Ky., as the Georgetown lor center, was ~ld to 15 reCollege Tigers woo easily 112- bounds. 59. Ken M.yers, 6-8 Junior ~­ Georgetown, coached by Dr. ter, paced Ti&er rebounders'ft'ith Robert Davis, Ia 5-1 for the sea- 18. Jim Reed, 6.1 juniOI', had son while the Redmen are 0-3. 15 and Larry Osborne, 6...1 Jun. lor, had 12. Rio Grande's next encounter Mil . .·.. N be with Flndlo.v CO!Iege ODors, The Tigers out shot Rio Grande . ew W<IY to clean everything better! High.Low ..Medwho were 20-5 last year, at OOih from the field and the foul •um power control plus NAP ADAPT cleon 1 thicke 1 t 2:30 p.m. Saturday 1n the an- line, making 44 of 81 attempt. shag r.ugs.! Metalli.c enamel finish metal body. Heavy nual Homecoming Game at Galeel Oeld goals for 54.3 per cent, duty hfet1t11e lubr~cated motor . B..,iJt to last A .-.al lla Acodemy High School, and 29 of 33 at. the line for 87 gift item for the homemaker. . Coach Art Lanham's Redmen per cent. The Rednttm comectIntroductory Price, $39.95 and the Tigers fougtJt m even ed m ml)' 26 ot 68 BOOla from terms during tile early minutes the field for 38.2 per cent and last night's game. The score made only aevon ol 20 from the was Ued 6~ witl1 16:36 to go In line tor 35 per cent. the Oro! half. Then 111e Tlgero Big Bob Mabry was hlgll man HOAK JETS MANAGER HEFFNER TO MANAGE breezed out to a 12 point lead for Rio Gronde with 20 J>Ointa. SAN FRANCISCO (UPO - Don DENVER (UPO - Don Heir· which they maintained through. Jim Marshall had 14 and Mike H.. k, formerly with the Pittonor, 57-year-old former manaout tho conteot. The Tlgera led Harris had 11. burgh Pirates, his been named ger ot the Cincinnati Red• was 47..23 at halttlme. For the Ttceu, the high man manager ot the COlumbus Jets named Thllroday to ma- 111e Poqr lhoot!ng and wao Keo.,!?,tvja! ~( of the l~J:IIIII!""'.~ , ... with 23 Piiliiti. H,.k hei,Pea lead the Pirates g"JW.~~ ~U!!• Pacute eel acoring attack llieludecl Jim to their first National League Hofl'nor auc<eedo Billy Mar- CHICAGO (UPI) - AtterDance at Big 10 football games drew a record 3,141,&17 people this year, the Conference announced SA~ FRANCISCO (UP!)- A Thursday, demand that major leagl)f The games averaged crowds baseball "just about double" its of 56,104 and the total was equal present contribution of $4.1 to 80.1 per cent of stadlwn million to the players' pension c~tPaciUes. fund is at the ce nter of the dispute that threatens to disrl4)t The citrus trees of Florida n e v e r defoliate. Blossoms, baseball, it was learned toda,y. In addition, the Major League fruit and green leaves often Players Association is asking appear at the same time. Go-anywhere, do-anything Hush 8 ulad fork., 8 1aup 1poon•, 2 tab I• Redmen Suffer Third Setback RECORD AITENDANCE 1 ' SO-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8.......... $49.95 1 AAve •• ..... ~...;...;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;,;..:;:_:...::..::;;:;__~ THE DAILY SENTINEL, 992-2156 C!.R.1'AI~l.Y ( I'M. 'TRe K~! . {! alll aak for the circulation departme.W. We'll dad1y do the reat. (',!Ve, 1\ exJM'e- .. ~~ NO MONEY DOWN SooChrl••• tl.\ ~RE. WE. CAA ..... ..... , ' _i '\ • -~ • �., - ;•or ,. .~ 4 - The Doll)' s.nti..,l, Pome...,..Middlepor~ 0., Friday, December 4, INI WHY ALMOST I- DIIIJSo•SHOPeAREASTOHSFOfFiiusT SELECTION AND BEST BUYS. •••• USE THE LAY-AWAY PLAN IF YOU DESIIEI Tilt i • • * • FLAME • • . a~~~~~_,." r A WONDIIfUI. Gin POl AU THI fAMILY Tho Iloi4' Senll..,. lo tho lavorlte wllh tamlllno becauoo there' a aomeddrw in it every cla7 tor eveeyone. Mom, Dad, big IIIler, llld kid brother aU enJos reodlrw111e Dill)' tineL tr you're not a regular reeder now, this season h the beat time to start. 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"'THOUGHT , 11-\0l..IC:n-IT, E.R"'!IKIL.L. • Pension Increase Sought ' ~ that players qualif,l to share in ~oncluaion ot negotletions." the pension bellefits by only In their drive to conclude four full years acti ve service in here tl1e owners pushed up to the majors instead of five today t11e ioint major-minor years. league me~Jting previously sch~ The players ' a.;:-tual demands duled for Saturday. in the dispute came to Ught as Among the topics to be voted calmer statements by some o{ on at the jolnt session are: a the key men in the situation proposal to establish a set fee provided the first hope that the tor pll)'ers who compete in the dispute will be solved before a best three-ot-nve division play. players• .. strike" develops. offs in each league whicl1 next The players also are seeldng year, tor tbe first Ume, will other improvements In their precede the World Series; ard a overall benefit program, for proposal to reduce the pla,yer exun.Ple, regarding healtl1 in- limit on each major league surance. But the pension team from 25 to 23 players. · demands are the ke)' itel'ns. In sepa:ra~ m~Uns.~. Thurs-. Pensloli Problem day: 'rhe Amorlcon ' teague• The present $4. J million okayed the Chicago White Sox' yearl,y contribution by the request to Plas 11 of their home major leagues to the pension games in Milwaukee in 1969, program represents an increase unanimously approved Robert By United Preas lnternatloml from the previous $2.6 million. E. Short as the new owner of Manhattan 69 IJU 63 The present benefit program the Washington Senators, and Temple 77 Lehigh 62 expires in Marcil, 1969, and 123 re-elected owner Tom Yawkey Xavier Ohio 68 Union, Ky 66 major league players including of tl1e Red Sox as a league ,·ice GL 84 GL Tecl1 74 WUlie Ma,ys, Mickey Mantle, presiderL Spr~gtld Mass. 89 Brllles 77 Carl Yastrzemski and other Trading was bogged down. Allnce 90 Slppry Rock 68 stars have signed a statement possibly tor the rest of theae Erskne 92 Bi>tst COil 57 that they will not sign their 1969 meetings. w. va. St. 97 Mrra Hany 89 contracts W1til a new benefit Georgetwn, Ky. ]]2 Rio Grnd 59 program ts reached. Mrhd Ky. 119 Pn Amer 75 A few tempers boiled over MISS SMITH ON TOUR Purdue 116 North Da- 84 when the "statement of 123" BRLSBANE, Australia (lJPO N, C. St. 61 N.Y. U, 49 was relea11ed Wednesday, but - Marilynn Smith, one of Texaa A&M 72 Centerary 65 today several people w e r e Amertca'a tq> Worbln pratesHouston 85 Artzo,. 64 busily pouring oil on the sioral golfers, wlU tour AustraProvidence 91 Aasumptn 84 troubled waters. lia in ::.even exl1ibition matc11ea VIrginia 113 Richmond 92 Mar vi n Miller, executive next year. Colo. 81 Texas Teel1 77 director of the pla.yers associaMise Smith's tour will begin Fairmont 92 W. Va. Walyn 68 tion, described as "absolute Jan. 28 when s he pla.ys former Beckley 86 Conconl 74 drivel" a statement by General Australian champ Joan FletchOswego 93 Utica 60 Manager Paul Richards of the er. Kent St. 92 Ariz... SL 81 Atlanta Braves that the cluba Tex. Chrabl 75 SW Le. 58 mlgtLt let the disputing players Hwrd Payne 97 Hadn-Smns 94 go home and play Ute season Abllno <llratn 100 Tarleton 13 with minor league playera D-12 and D-15 College Scores TRACTORS SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL EQUIPMENT Boggs Equipment Co. Tupp•~:~;.~••. o. Rlt• and mice will Ignore other bait 10 Oet ta .TAG ... ancf it killl ~llleo"'m"'""'l Filld IHts fin. shown lht TAO will ••••rmittall an inf~~ttallon of ·rats when uMd • dir~eted. ~ OHfO VAllEY INDUSTRIES ' PHONE992-2161 GRIND, MIX, FEED At Your Convenience ..-....una. NAVARRO IN DRAW called uo. TOKYO (UPO- Reuben NaCooler Heads varro or Los Angelea and .. U Richards thinks that the former world Junior lisfrtwelght networks are going to pay the cl1arnplon Yoshlaki Ntun~~tu same kind of money to watch minor leaguers play he is !""8111 to a 10-round dn" Thursday night. entitled to one more think,". Navarro earlier thla year won said Miller. "And fans won•t a 10-round declstoo over Hiroshi pay the same prices to watch Kobayashi tn a non-tide match. minor leaguers pla,y. But I think there are cooler heads IDlODg the owners. " In fact, one owner said he thought the players were "not 100 per cent wrong in some ot their demand.a." And John J. Gaherln, counsel who has represented the ownora In the dickering, said he will ••continue to push tor a speedy 8 0neidacraft ,_ l ~ c . - ,lllf.l•' AIIIIICA'I IAVOim U~~~ -fOil THE' 00111 FAMilY DELUXE STAINLESS K& C JEWElERS, POMEROY loo .... - " " 13~~~~~(1 'Va whether you mix-or-match, you'll find tfla right pattern in Oneidlcraft Deluxe Stalnlest. 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That's a great way to assure yourself a Happy New Year. a~~~~"-~; Admiral •• • DISPOSER • •• ~ •••• MAR~ N.JOY ; H•r•'• the best gift under the tree! Notionaline 9ispo••r get1 rid of garba.t• so fast . . . so. easy! It s a real wife-tover gift. This . C~istmos g1ve a useful gift for the hom•. Low as $33.59. OHIO VAllEY PlUMBING & HEATING , . MfiiN -.,..,.,~,. - .. Featuring Philco A New, Wide Selection! 'TIMEX-featuring stainless _ steeLb;ek_s~ ~~reak~ble ma inspring5 al'ld shock reststan~. T~e 11 a Ttmex watch for ever)' one on your list . Men's, women'·s and children's, $6.95 up. MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY SWISHER & LOHSE REXlll DRUGS McCULLOCH ~~~~~""'~; For The Handyman! oooomru ~noorn ~ l ' l 1 Deluxe ~ s•"Vr •••h•c •••hl••· j t. e•wiDI' benoll. aa4 t:f'winl:! book. F•mous Admiral Duplex sld•by-lid• fUII-slza fretzertrefrigerator-4 liz", start1n1 at lUst wide. ,._ Admiral COlor TV With "ln•tantf»tay" and AFC Automatic Fin• Tuninl Control 3~ . , , dram•tk: new Portabl• Color TV. Al-new solid-ttet• tterea ... black-and-white partebl• and coniOia TV ... stllreophonic theatras . . . redlos ... tape rec:order •... refriler•ton .. . fretlllrt ..• elr conditioner. ... electric Nn1es. See them now at your Admlr•l quatity dealer. Complete with Bar & Chain. Engine weighs only 11Y.! lbs . Big 3.3 cu . in . power . Rugged. Piek the 10.10A for top value, performance - I ightest weight with automatic oiling- lowest price. Full frictionless bearings throughout. Cut brush, logs, trees, posts, firewood - foster, easier, better, longer . • Compari1on mad• to •fondord eovlty-typ• 1111,1ffler WITH A SINGER Surprite her with a Deluxe 1. ouch and Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Moch1nes from $59.50 up . Authorized Singer Sales-Service MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. THE FABRIC SHOP POMEROY, OltiO POII4EROY, 01110 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO AU n:todeb bawe tbac features: Fl~~e tu~~e• the color piatu,. •.~riOIIIIr, •ncl lock• It In I Most flonheim 1tyles $19.95 to $27.95 As Low As $499.95 . th New Holland's grinder.. mtxer, shown, with 13-foot unloading auger, you process feeds on your farm ot convenience. Six windows on the i let you see the exact without climbing the loddor to the top of the tank. See It, Bur It At. .. ,,.,,.. S.l• Ave. 992-5101 Mosl tmperlol 1tyl.. $37.95 Don't Wait! •Feeds •Seeds • Fertilizers Sugar Run Flour Mill~ Phone 992·2115 Mulberry Awt. · Pomarar, Ohio Order Your Phi/co Color TV NOll' 1 ,Assoclthd h~l• an~ TV HARRY MILLER Moln St. Ir: I: . = I ~ ' lltUI·UP'" IS GUAIINIIID '10 . II!' S~IT . Shur-Up socks Slay up and keep neat all day. Spandn: ltretc:h fiber is knlt throu1l1out the lee. Neat dbs In 1 variety ' ') . UCtU~IVi TOtliTIIIS f()l MIN ., .... o1 <Oion 111<1 yam1. · Anklcl. fit 1o IJ.;...s h'so . O.T.C. 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OF 0! tAL/ TY ... ell the exciting new product• for your home from Admiral l PHILCC IPIID CONTIOl I'OWU TOOl liT KARR & VAN ZANDT, POMEROY ••• 3. Talala, 44..29-112. Watch Christmas lin. who woo earlier opJ>Olnted manager Twins. Perfect For .. 11f ~- GIFT ) VM!83Furmar;5,1 N.,. Mex. St. 83 Brgtun Yrw 65 Northwestern 79 Missouri 67 Fort Lewis 80 Grill. C8n,yon 73 "Sure Sign of Quality" -~ Match your table settings with your decor, or contraet them witt! different styles. You can create your own •ctlemea ... Bradley 68 North Dakota St. 51 The Amerlcu Legion waa organized iD Pario on March 15, 1919. ~ ~~ wa or I ~ FAIR LADY• IPOOnl . o~~~~<W' Tho Rio Grande Col1e811 Red- particular!)' the Iotter, spelled men went down to their third defeat for Rio Grande. The Redconsecutive defeat ol the seamen were out~ebol.mded 37 ~4 BOO Thuroda,y night at George. llld big Bob Mabry, 6.51> jun .. town, Ky., as the Georgetown lor center, was ~ld to 15 reCollege Tigers woo easily 112- bounds. 59. Ken M.yers, 6-8 Junior ~­ Georgetown, coached by Dr. ter, paced Ti&er rebounders'ft'ith Robert Davis, Ia 5-1 for the sea- 18. Jim Reed, 6.1 juniOI', had son while the Redmen are 0-3. 15 and Larry Osborne, 6...1 Jun. lor, had 12. Rio Grande's next encounter Mil . .·.. N be with Flndlo.v CO!Iege ODors, The Tigers out shot Rio Grande . ew W<IY to clean everything better! High.Low ..Medwho were 20-5 last year, at OOih from the field and the foul •um power control plus NAP ADAPT cleon 1 thicke 1 t 2:30 p.m. Saturday 1n the an- line, making 44 of 81 attempt. shag r.ugs.! Metalli.c enamel finish metal body. Heavy nual Homecoming Game at Galeel Oeld goals for 54.3 per cent, duty hfet1t11e lubr~cated motor . B..,iJt to last A .-.al lla Acodemy High School, and 29 of 33 at. the line for 87 gift item for the homemaker. . Coach Art Lanham's Redmen per cent. The Rednttm comectIntroductory Price, $39.95 and the Tigers fougtJt m even ed m ml)' 26 ot 68 BOOla from terms during tile early minutes the field for 38.2 per cent and last night's game. The score made only aevon ol 20 from the was Ued 6~ witl1 16:36 to go In line tor 35 per cent. the Oro! half. Then 111e Tlgero Big Bob Mabry was hlgll man HOAK JETS MANAGER HEFFNER TO MANAGE breezed out to a 12 point lead for Rio Gronde with 20 J>Ointa. SAN FRANCISCO (UPO - Don DENVER (UPO - Don Heir· which they maintained through. Jim Marshall had 14 and Mike H.. k, formerly with the Pittonor, 57-year-old former manaout tho conteot. The Tlgera led Harris had 11. burgh Pirates, his been named ger ot the Cincinnati Red• was 47..23 at halttlme. For the Ttceu, the high man manager ot the COlumbus Jets named Thllroday to ma- 111e Poqr lhoot!ng and wao Keo.,!?,tvja! ~( of the l~J:IIIII!""'.~ , ... with 23 Piiliiti. H,.k hei,Pea lead the Pirates g"JW.~~ ~U!!• Pacute eel acoring attack llieludecl Jim to their first National League Hofl'nor auc<eedo Billy Mar- CHICAGO (UPI) - AtterDance at Big 10 football games drew a record 3,141,&17 people this year, the Conference announced SA~ FRANCISCO (UP!)- A Thursday, demand that major leagl)f The games averaged crowds baseball "just about double" its of 56,104 and the total was equal present contribution of $4.1 to 80.1 per cent of stadlwn million to the players' pension c~tPaciUes. fund is at the ce nter of the dispute that threatens to disrl4)t The citrus trees of Florida n e v e r defoliate. Blossoms, baseball, it was learned toda,y. In addition, the Major League fruit and green leaves often Players Association is asking appear at the same time. Go-anywhere, do-anything Hush 8 ulad fork., 8 1aup 1poon•, 2 tab I• Redmen Suffer Third Setback RECORD AITENDANCE 1 ' SO-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8.......... $49.95 1 AAve •• ..... ~...;...;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;,;..:;:_:...::..::;;:;__~ THE DAILY SENTINEL, 992-2156 C!.R.1'AI~l.Y ( I'M. 'TRe K~! . {! alll aak for the circulation departme.W. We'll dad1y do the reat. (',!Ve, 1\ exJM'e- .. ~~ NO MONEY DOWN SooChrl••• tl.\ ~RE. WE. CAA ..... ..... , ' _i '\ • -~ • �-- - ----·· · ----·------ -.·.~. · ; ·~ ·' •.r ..:_ .·,.~~ .--,;. t _.·· . -.' . -' . - . •,•, •·.-. · ,. ..-; r . .r '•. ~. ·. . ,. .._, , .. •'• - ~ . ·-·· ·--·· . -.-· 4- ~----- ---- - - ~ - - ·~ ·-- -··-- -.- J. M. Gauls, Sumner, WS<;:'S Program Theme Observe Anniversary ' I > On' Christ as light uchrfat q -Seen in the Face of lllh utterblek and Mra. Fredl ' ~ . :: :: . . Bazaar Plans Are Completed Children Will Give Cantata .,.n ' . I' .!==::=:=:=:=!:L;;::::_~Mr~·~·:li.,l:~~=.= . "'·. HOLIDAY VALUES GIFTS FOR EVERYONE COLOR TV· Gibson Portable TV & Freezers Kitchen Aiel Dl sh Washers of.~ is Being Announced Mr. aiXI Mrs. Charles A. Barn-hart, Long Bottom, are aMOWlc· ing the birth or a son, Vaughn Alan, at St. Joseph Hospital at Parkersburg, W, Va., on Nov. 27, Grarxlparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Barntert, Reedsville, apd Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Bing, Lo~ Bottom. Great-gra~ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer, ~Bottom, Mrs. Edith Bing, Wooster, and Mra. Ora Russell, Great Falls, Mont. Mrs. Martha McElroy, Miners· ville, is the great • great. granJ. mother. Mr. Barnhart is serving with the United States Navy and is stationed In the PhiiQ>pine Is-laMs. Children Present Program Of Vocal Music to PTA A program of vocal music b.}l NAPPER GRADUATES Airman Donald E, Nfllll)el', 11011 of Mr . and Mrs. Orville Napper, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has been gra«b...ated with honors at g,eppard AFB, Tex., rrom the training course for U.S. Air Force aircraft llKlChanics. A l966graduate oC Pomeroy High smool, he it being assigned to Pope AFB, EASY Laundry Equipment NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEB. 1969 RIDENOUR RADIO & TV. N. C. "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" 0. "Gobble! Gobble!''~ "The Tur· key on Gri!Q)a's Farm," "Over the River ond Throush the Woods,"' am "Indian Braves!' The program concluded with part of the rourth grade contributing an effective Christmaa choral reading. The sixth grade presented a version of "The Christ;mas story," including the .. Truth of Christmas." The fourth and. fifth grades supported the sixth grade narrators 1lnging Christmas car~ ols in a chorus. A large crowd was in atterr:lanee. the school children highlighted the meetl~ or the S&lem Center PTA Monday evening, December 2, with Mrs. Katherine Mitchell preaiding. Devotion• were led by Mra. Adria Swick. A brier busiDeSB meeting preceded the program, which was given under the diredlon of Mrs. Maurita Miller. vocal music teacher. The first grade began by singing "Hello Evuybody" and con-tinued with 1 aeries of sorw:sper~ talnlng to September, the nrat month to be recognized in the program. "The Bua Sorw" wu included and an appropri· Ali'red ate buUetin board display made A IP'<I'IP ol yoomg people met an eftectlve background. The ()(toller theme was fea-- at the church Sunday afternoon, tured by the seeond grade chU· to select parts for a Chrlll.ma.s dren who sang Halloween soncs. pio¥. The Cbrlotmss program A .. Scare Crow Dance" was per· will be preoented on Sw1day OYeformed to the plano accofl1)ani· nln& Dee. 22. The Rldlanl Spencer !omll,y ment. A November theme wae pre- .-eel to their new home~ sented. by fourth grade yoq- 'J'Upn Plaint an the Parkerssters who sarc songs includlll( burg road last weekend. ran Stereo a carr.tion boutonniere. Guesta were regi•tered by Vickie. Greeting tile guests were Patricia and her fiance, lArry Clay, of Dearborn Helghts, Mich. Fawra! 'Were match books with the inscr~tlon. uJ, M. and MUw dred, 1943-68". Used on the reg· istratim table was a potted mum. gift to the twnored colt)le from Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Pomeroy, Rouie 3, parents ol Chester Council 323 Elects New Officers FLOWERS Refri&erators A dered take tOIIS)ed With wedoo beUa ond llanked with .Uvsr tlpers wu the retreahment ..,.. ble feoturo at t11o 25th ,.-._ anniversary obserWIInce 0( ~ and Mrs. J, M. Goul at their home tn &Inner 011 Sunda)o. Hosdrw the event were the colC)Ie's children, VIctor E. and Patricia A. <tW~, Mich., 8IXI Vlelde J..ym. at home. For the oecasiOP, Mrs. Gaul wore a earsage ot white a.rrw.Uons tied with aU-ver rftlbon. Mr. Gaul had dl~~i Men" waa the pl'Oiram theme l.elvtng. A gift exchange waa preMIUd ~ Mrs. James Will held and the hostess served reII TUUCiay nJclrt's meeting ol freshments . -: the Women's Society ot ChrisAttending besides those nam' tian Sti'Yice Of the E)Urprlae ed were Mrs. 'Thomas Bentt., ;: United Methodist Church at the Mrs. Frances Carleton, M r a. •' home ot Mrs. Everett Bates. Herbert Dixon, Miss Ellt.abeth Mra. Will gave the caU to Davis, Mrl. Don Hwmel, Miaa worsblp IDd read the hYmn. Dorothy l..alg, Mra. Myrtle Long, ••we Would 8ee Jea:us'" w I t h Mrs. Phillip Ohlinger, Mrs. EJ. serlplul-e belnr given following don Weeks, Mrs. Phillip Smith, each stanza. Mrs. Ed BoWen, Mrs. WUIIam The worahlp center featured Air11011, Mrs. Carl Dill, and Mrs. ' a li£hted candle representing Claude Husted. Laura Ohlinger Chrl&t before a large mirror. and Pat~ Edwards were guesta:. • • The leader explained that Jesus • DISPLAY BAZAAR ITEMS - Lynn stump, left, and Carolyn Grueser, president Or Ohio Eta • brougllt lil!ht to the world, but Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, are pictured with • table of numerous handmade item• that when he was not accepted which the sorority will offer for sale at a Christmas bazaar to be held beginnlrc at 10 Lm. Sa~ because of the evil ill man, darkurday at the Trinity United Church or Christ In Pomeroy. The sale which wiU Include baked goods, ness · seemed to veil his face, w lU continue until 7 p.m. To represent the darkness • brought about by lhe rejection • • ot Christ, Mrs. WliJ extlngulsh' ed the candle. She then commented on Chrlat, victorious over sin and death, . and reJighted the candle. Sever'al members gave historical refA 0011ple'11 party to be held lrtlces relating to the race or at Oscar's on Dec. 20 was planA children's Christmas canC\J"ist as It was seen again and ned during Tuesday night'& meet· tata, "So Far to Bethlellem, n Ele<tioo of oftlcero higblll!hted l.n countless expressions Announce at the meeting wa1 ing of the Ohio Eta Phi Chap- will be presented &mday nigtrt a meeting of Chester Councll323, the Past Councilors• Club Christ~ representing every race, class ter of Beta Sigma Phi Soror- at the M1ddleport Church of Daughters ol America, TUesday and gt~neratioo of man. maa dinner and party to be held Ity . Christ by the junior cholr un· nll!ht at the hall. As eac.,_ member placed her on Dec. 11 at Bailey's RestaurMeeting in the social room of der direction of Mrs. Kemeth Erma Cleland, deput,y state ant at 6:30 to be followed by a otrering on the worship center the Columbus and Soothem Ohio Scttes. COWidlor. prellded at the elec· party at the home or Mrs. Newt:able, sbe was asked to look at Electric Co., the groqp comAccompanist for the cantata lion. The new otricer• are Es· ell, Chester. A 'l gl.ft exchange her renEktion in the mirror and pleted arrangements for the ba- will be Patty Glaze. Mrs. Scltes ther Ridenour, rouncllor; Mary will be held. uked : "How do I look to oth~ 7.nar to be held Saturday from is assisted In directing the proH-.ves, vice councilor; IJoroth.v ~rl,y birthdays for Octoers?"; "CU the beauty of Je10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Trinity gram by Mr. and Mrs. Forest Myers, Junior past councilor; ber, November and December aus be seen ~ me?>' Vnited Church of Christ. Mem. D. Bachtel. Plans are tor the rnzy Newell, associate J u n 1 o r Prayer and the hymn, "Turn were observed. The honored bers were asked to take their choir members to present t h e paat COUII.cilor; Barbara Sargent, members were seated at a apeYour Eyes Upon Jesus,'' by Mra. items for the hat.aar to either cantata at the Meigs County In- anoclate councilor; Sadie TrusWill concluded t(le worship servclal table featuring a decorated Vikki Gloeckner or Lynn stump firmary at a later dKte. aell, associate vice councilor; cake made by Margaret Tuttle lee. · Friday. Solo parts are taken by Tim- Opal Hollon, conductor; Pat Tho~ with a cornucopia at each place. Welcomed intotbesocietywere Carolyn Grueser, president, my Scites and Cindy Glue. In maa', warden; Hattie Frederick, two new member!, Mrs. BeuIncluded In the group were Ama read a letter from Russ McEI. the choir are Vicki Abbott, Ka- reeording secretary; Ada Van Tuttle, Ada Morris, Mary Bahr, hinny, Meigs County serviceman thy Baker, Mary Boggs, David Meter, financial aecretary; Ada Mary Hayes, lnzy Newell, Mae in Korea, thank1ng the chapter and Rl,)'anna Cole, Paul Qmnlng. Neutzling, assistant recording Spencer, Zelda Weber, Dorothy for a box sent him recently. ham, Christi Hess, Cindy Man- Becretary; Zelda Weber , aasis~ Myers, Opal Eichinger, H e I e n New pledges were assigned to ley, Angela Martin, Martha Me· tant financial secretary; Opal Wolf, Eather Ridenour, Delores FOR ALL OCCASIONS committees. Appolnted were Sar- Neal, Cathy Meadows, Tamm,y Hollon, six month trustee; Eth· Wolfe, Eileen Bahr, and Ada ah Bachtel and Charlotte David~ Mowery, Red ina and Crenson el Orr, treasurer; Tina Marks , Holter. son, ways and means; Linda Rlt- Pratt, Trudy and Randy Roach, outside sentinel; and M a r y A allent auction was held by fle and Jo Smith, social; Texama Teresa Snider, Jody Tolbert, Cin- Bahr, inside sent.lnel. 992-2039 the ways and means committee, White and Dorinda WU1100, ser- d.Y Triplett, Janie Van Meter, Opening In rituallotle form with and the miscellaneous committee Ott NIGHT MM951 vice. and Debbie Tri,Plett., Beverly 36 members present, Dorothy sponsored a cake walk. Ruth Ann Riffle presented the and Sharon WUSCI'I, Myers, councilor, presided. ReThe amual Christmas supper ltomeroy Flo- Shop cultural program on people. Re. Houdashelt, junior leaders. ported Ill were Lillie Christ,r, and party will be held at the trea:hments were served by Gall W. ~Min Letbs Wood, ond Betcy Roush . Dec. 17 meeting. A SUIJP8r wiJl A 'l'banklabdlll . card wu tead : tJe, served u :&:30 p.lTi. NKI tlltl'e :' ;lfr{rh from Dorothy Lawson. a mem. will be a $1 gift exchange. ber who Jives 1n Columbus. . were served. The table deco,..._ ed by Mrs. (hadw'ell, te~turecl• whJte Unep cloth wlt'h an ovec.... lay or tiber net with 1Uver bE accents. -.:: An arfa!¥1omsnl ot red white carrwtlon.t with ather -:, pen made lr.Y Mrs. Chldwellc Mrs. Caul. Prelld11W at tN refrethment wat uaed on the televl1ion. Nwtable were MrL Wntt CtadweU merous g1ftl were preatnled V:.. and Mra. Victor E. Galli. cake, the <011>le. Amone the guesU:: punch, mint., nuh and co.ftee wa1 .,Mr. and Mrs. Gatd."a only: 8l"andchlld, Victor E., Jr., twcC yeara old. ... ComiJW lrmt out of tht .,.,..,q-,; ' for the ohaervance were Mr• .....,... Mra. John Loctwick, COiumbuar· Mrs. Elmer Romen/Jtan and llmUy of MJdway. Pa.; Mrs. Ed: Walker, McDorald, PL, apl Mr.: • 7 - Mankind Celebrating wpChristmas Described Ill. Luela Ia tho , _ "' tho s..dbib at.enuace c:m Dec. 13, Lutheran Wanen Have Annual Party and Mra, Rus11U ZwilltJ.-, KeO:. .J • ~ '••• •• •• • ·-•·• ' •~ MIDDLEPOIT ~• ~ ~ 0. ~ ~ ' INGELS "'••!-•' .:; :·•• •' •• ·~ '' '• ' :•• HERE NOWI from the ••,- Quality Leader. ~: •; '•' . :. '!· . ' ·' • ,,. ..'.' . Alfred Soc".f.!~I No.! 9. J &mdi.f School Ii!endance on Dec. I was 71, the offering $24.01. Worship services were held at 10:45, with the Rev. Casto. Tom Yo1t is a paUent In the Veterans Memorlsl Hoopltal at Pomeroy. Mrs. Dorothy Robln8C11, Marlene ond Gregory Winebrenner made a motor tdp tbrougll oouthem United State• cllrlng t h e Thallkoglving holidays. Eric Parker of Chlcqo, Dl. opent the 'lllankaglvlng week.,.. with hil parenta, Mr. and Mrl, WUber Parker ond E4dle. 'lbankoglvlnc Day guests II the Follrod • Robln1011 home were: Mr. and Mrl. Richard FoUrod and son, Charles, of Pomeroy; Mr. ond Mra. Billy Follrod ond &I.e Arm of Athens; and Mr. and Mrs. Clair FoUrod, Kathy and Stevie, local. Mrs. Dinamore Boyles has re. eelved word of the serious w. neas of her niece, Nancy Hawkey, In s Charleston, W, Va. hospital, Mr1. Jrla Carr, dlu.Bfd;era Vldde ond Penn!, spent Thllllkaglvlnr Da,y with her parents, Mr. and Mro. Robert White at K1110. Thllllksglvlng Dtv 1111estootMr. aDd Mrs. Vere SWartt. w.re Mr. and Mra. Vernon Swartz and famll,y of lloddniPorl. 0., ond Mro. Sorlh Woode ot Tuppera Plalaa. ' . . auest ntsht pro.. wass&ll bowl, and the hanging the fl.nt Christmaa tree 1 n d sram ol the Winding Troll IJor. of the stockings are aymbollc llllhted candle• ID loll hla <1111· den. Club featured a demonltra- o( the hollda.J SNIOD when t•Fa· dr.., ot t11o true meaning o1 the tlon and talk by Miss Anna Grace ther Chrittmas'' arrives. A fam. Christ ehlld. In Greece, the holi.da¥ Is obTorchlano entitled, "'Christmas 11)' hOliday ot a rellglouo nature featuring puppet shows and served on Dee. 6, aDd St. NidlCustoms in Other Lands." A hl&l>llght ol Ml&s Torehl- the creche Ill clay mark t h e ola~ 11 the ••protector ol sea~ men." A apedal bread served ano' s presentation was a dis- ob.ervance in France. In Gerrn.any st. Nicholaa Day at Chrtstmu Ume containsluc:Q play of her doll collection gath~ ered on h.er three trips abroad. is observed on Dec. 6 with chii· eolna denoting future pro... The amual 1001 STOlE Kevin Smith, grandson or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, return .. eel to ldndergarten Wednellda,y after being c:onftned for the plot week with the chicken pox. Walter Waddell remains confined to Holzer Hospital. He hal been a padent there tor the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John R, Miller of Evansville, Ind., and Mrs. AJta Miller, Leon, W, Va. were M.Oflda.y guelts or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Daiay Slason, Mrs. Rouah, Becky ond Ke..,, and Kevin ond Chrlaty &nith vtalted in Leon with Mrs. Alta Miller. Mra. Ellen Curftnan of the Holzer HoBplta.l nursing staff ia spending a rew days vacation with her · 1011, Donald, at the Na~ val Reserve Center 1n Lexlnl'· ton, Ky. The Ohio Power Co. home eeonomlst discussed the various namet tor Chriltmas around the world, the variation ot Urnes it ia observed, and the mamers and holiday cult-Oms in dlflerent countries. She said that it waa in t h e Fourth Centur)' A. D. tbst Chrlltmaa came to be observed, point~ tng out that Christmas Ia really a combination of three old celebrations, SaturnBalia, the cleans· ing of the temple, and t h e calends. Emphas\e on the beauty a n d slgntftcance of the holiday was Btresaed by Mlu Torchiano who lamented that the true mean. 1.q is somewhat forgotten In tocJJy•s commercialism. She spoke of the carol, "0 Little Town of Bethlehem,." writ. ten by Phllltp Brooks In 1865 following hlo vlalt to the Hol,y Lond, and noted that In Bethlehem today the holiday I• celebrated on tbree dJ!Ierent daya, Dec. 25, Jan. 6 by the Creek Orthodox, and Jan. 18 by the Armenians. "Silent N l g h t," written in Germany 150 yean aso by Franz Gruber, still holds lt1 place ot prominence among the beloved carols. Commenting on Christmas cuBtoms bt other land1, Miss Torchlaoo lllld Ulat In Belgium St. NIChola• comes on Dec. 4 to check on the children•s behavior and returna on Dec. 6 with WK\Y and toys. In Czechosl~ valds, the celebratloo begins on Dec. 6 with the construction o1 mlnlature villages or wood or bread doush. Ill England, the yule log, the ·2-..Hour dren placlns: their ahoes on their window sills tor gl.tta and eand.Y ond lighting their candles to represent the light of t h e world. Cookies during the holtday In Germany repreaent t h e "sweetness of the redemptloo.'' Martin Luther is credited with Holiday table arrangements tor the Southeaatern Ohio Mental Health Center In Athert.B were presented at the annual Chr1st.. mas meetirw: or the Chester Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. carl Kautz. The Kautz home was extensi vely decorated, Inside and out. Mrs. Dale Kautz and Mrs. Earl Young were anisting hostesses. Plana were completed for the secon:t annual Christmas lightIng contest In the Chester area which Is q:~en to the public. The club wUI award cash. prizea In three categorieB. rellglous, sec-ular, lnd doorway. Judgi~ has been scheduled on Friday, Dec. 27. Several membera plamed to attend the Betty Fast Chrls1mas demonstration Thuraday night at t h e Middleport Elementary School auditorium. Mrs. Reid Young, president, and her committees gave a ~ port on the regional meeting. Mrs, B. K. Ridenour noted that over $19 was made on the aales table and will eo to the Wakeena It was reported that 1 18 arrangements were entered In the County Christmas Rower show SIRVICE Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center •••••• Our u..,.l GMd Cloanr..,. Purchase of a library table for Mrs. Osburn~s room and a storm door for the kitchen was approved when the Ri;vervlew PTA met at the school Monday Cleaners .......,....... ,.,............ Moftl Z501• TM SPINNII Here's the tew Party.101na, aotidstate portable from Zenith that BEST YEAR YITTO CIIT THE BElT 39.8 MILIII4rATIIWONO WITH .UitT·IIf MJtiD·nAr• IIADIO MOTGaoLA QUASAR COL~ TV. 23" SCREEN AS LOW AS Claus. Flrewol ka are uaed dur~ lnK ttle aeaem and J18P8r deecJI'· adona ue extensive. Japen•s pi'OGJc:tlon ol Cbrlst. m&a omamentl for sbipment. to Francia of Aa&lal pla.y1 a role In the Italian oboervanee o1 the United Sates was noted b)t Chrillmu, ond the plnalel are ali88 Torchlano, wtto concluded part ol the holl<IIY cuii<Hn ond her talk with eonunents on Chrl•· topher Columbus' landing piaU observance ol Mmd.eo. named for the naUvity. Door prlt.ea were awarded to ''Fad!er FroJtl' and the "New Year's Tree" arethenamesuaed Mn. John Terrell, ltallao food; tn the Russian obllel"'anee, while Mn. Robert Lewis, Frenehtood; In ~. Chriotmsa Ia i fam- Mra. Nathan BIKP, a Cbristmu Ily time and friend• are DOt ill- rln&; Mrs. Bernice Rune, a pound cake; Mrs. Eother liarden, cranberry bread, and Mrl. Robert 'lbompa:on, date n u t bread. Christmas refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Mary Bentz, from a decorated table. The meeting was held at the Ohlo Power Co. last weekend and that Chester dub membera receivedfiveblue, three red, and toor yellow rl• bona. Think you notes to Mrs. George Frederick and Mrs. ElsonO'Connor from the children in the spedal education class o!the Eastern School District were shered. with the ~· Each child wrote a note of appreciation for the classroom work and party at the November session. Several members volunteered to aaalst with the work session and Chrllbnas part, for the clasa thia montb. Mrs. Frederick said that she plans for the children to decorate styrot<.m balls to be used in trlmmil"@: their classroom tree. The ornaments wlll then be taken home by the chll· dren at vacation time. A demonBtraUon, "Jnapiration for the Holidays.'' was given by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, who made two arra~ments lrom material provided by the hostess. Mrs. Leonard Ervin read "The Virein Story" by G. M. Anderson,. and Mrs. Purley Karr gave "Christmas Goodies for t h e BtrdJ,""' < &ud:ea'ttofla•'tor caruw lor our feathered friends. ture from SL Luke, a poem, '"Friendship," and the story of "The Little Match Girl,"' for devotions. Memben arwJ guests re5ponded to roll call with a Christmas memory, Guesta were Mrs. Elmer Kautz, Mrs. Oris Gutnther. Mrs. Witter Grueser, and Mrs. Donald Myers. Mrs. Howard Knight, Mrs.. WoodrOtV Mor.a, and Mrs. Elaw~ O'Connor awarded rtbbont for Christmas arrangements to Mrs. Ervin. P41'1J. Dearl Dean, Mrs. Purley Karr, Mn. Paul Baer, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mra. carl Kautz, Mrs. Chadwell, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. Homer Hoi~ ter and Mrs. Pearl Mora. One unusual arrangement ror the holiday aea1on was of pansies and forsythia from the garden of Mrs. Honce Karr. Packages under a tree in the Kautz family room were judged with Mrs. Frederick receiving the award tor the prettiest. A quiz, "Something for Fun," was conducted by Mrs. Pearl Mora and won by Mrs. Dean. The hosteas served a salad coune. Rain bonnet a were given . ... tavor.a. Ma.t.Guimbel1 reai.MI- . eel the door prize. 11 Mra. Carl Kautz read scrip- PTA to Buy Table, Storm Door !UPON REQUESn Deciduous means Jeaf-dropping, another word for <hard- wood. perlty, St. Nicholas Eve In Holland Is on. Dee. 5. Honored 11 a _pa~ tron ol craftsmen, St. Nleholaa Is presented aaamanwhoebarm· ed the devil and made hlm his senant. Tbere Santa comes by steamer seated on a large white horN. The boUy WRith Ia erOdlted to Ireland, Thera a table ct milk, bread and a candle i1 Mt out m Chri1tma1 Eve,· llld the door Ia left unlocked, 10 !hat 1111 tnveler may come In ancl •t. !I. evening, Dec. 2. The meeting was opened with the PTA prayer followed by the fiag pledge led by the president, Mrs, Margaret Brown, and Mrs. Marilyn Hannum read a poem, "S;lmllarity." Thanks were extended to the parents for helping to make the candy &ale a success by theprlnclpal1 Mrs. Grace Weber. Profit rrom the caM;y sales will be used to buy tum a:trips for the library. School will be dismissed tor Christmaa vacation on Dec. 20 at 2 p, m. and resume on Jan. Z. Available games ror use in the elassrocns during bad weather were discussed. David Chadwell's room was awarded the readine circle book and attend-ance bamer for tbe moBt per.. enta in attendance. The planni~ committee ror the COunty CouncUPTAoCMrs. Paul- ine Myers. Mrs. Marilyn Hannum and Mrs. Ruth Anne Balder- was named. Thill meeting will be held the ftrst ThW"aday In February at the Riverview School. New equipment for uae in the school was dilpla,yed, con.slsU. or a 3M copier machine and an electric mlmeogr~h machine.. The PI'OII'Ul consisted of a pi· ano solo, '"Christmaa Rhapsody" by Jean Whitehead, alides or the Chrlatmas stor)', and slngi~W: of carola accompanied by Miss Whitehead at the piano. The January meeting wlll 'be'"' held on the 13th inatead of the regular meedrw night. The refreshment C(Dtftl.lttee for J-.. uacy is Ruth Anne Balderson, Ferra Lou Barringer, M a r y Evant, Ruth DUion, Lorraine WI. !On gal and E"'l,yn MoneypellllY. Retreshmentl w'ere served at the close ol the meeting. Pomeroy Club An lU<:Uon . .. held during the evenirw. MrL Jtoy Sltltth-won the door prlz.e, alii the traveliJw: prize was won b)- Mn. Elwood 01111 .......,, ct candle• ar• qmbolie al. the obMnance BoJerL &hen, and the ChrtltmU trM r>ttya at the meet:IJW were A· ~i11mU wr•th will be II & I)'Dibol ol ' - for tbs lp'IDa. placed .at the motW.ment to World IIi liwiiHI'-. ChristWar Di ICI&dlen at the N&)'lor'• .... ond lllo wlfa, Lucy (llllnt Run piW<>unli by the Frlelldl)o Lada) glvaa gift• ond 111 NeighJ»on QdJ, Pcmeroy. I~ uoed bt a cerelllCII!;Ytodolor· MeotiJw recenlly at the home mlno rainfall. Ill Cl!lna II Ia ot Mri:. ThomlaWerq,thesrOlCI ucbrlltmal Old Mu" or "Niee also voted to purchaae clothes Old Falbor" inotead olSanla tor a needy lam.lly a1 a Christ.. Mrs. Carl Kautz Hostess Of Chester Gorden Club Fund. DRY WANING @I•Yt sll-tlze, .t-speed records. s.p.rste louclneM 1nd tone controll. Automatic Ba11 looat. In new youthful coiOft• . I Vlted, on«: The amual Chrlotmso porlf tuck)'. of the American Lutheran Church Women was held Tuellda,y nll!ht II the St. Paul Cbureh, PomeroY. Each member ol the ALCW broueht aa her guest a. young girl. The pest• were present· ed gifts. ChrlBtmas cooktea, candy, and punch were served to those attending, the Rev. and Mrs. Brian Engel, Mrs. Clair Karr, Mrs. Jo1eph 1boren, Sr., Mra. WUUam Downie, Mrs. Har~ ry Davia, Mrs. Thomas Clelland, members, and Vicky Clel. land, Kelll Clelland, Cheryl LeMIDDL I! PORT, hew, Shari Wllllama, Janet Mor. ria and Julie Thoren, guests. The Dail.)' Seratnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Frida), December 6, 1968 To,Lay Wreath mu project. The annual ER SPECIAL Rec. S400 48" Lonr Only S300 Sit· COMPLETE IN CEMETERY '.. 23"' $C~IEEN ASI.DWAS LEGAl ·MONUMENT co. 26~ W. MAIN 992·5314 POMEROY, 0. Shop Friday. and 9:30a.m. to' In The Ewenlng . ~ REMINDER MADE Middleport Garden Club mom • bars are reminded to take sift• for Melp COunt,y patients at the ALSO TO~LAjiD !II' EN 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. . . -ii-- • ZIP LINED ALL lEATHER Southeastern Obio Mental Health Center, Athena, to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. COATS------- 29.95 by Monday slternoon, ---------~-~------ Bahr Clothiers REHEARSAL CALLED Rehearsal ror the Chrisbnal cantata to be presented by a communlt;)t choir will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sw1day at the United Methodist Church, Pomeroy. . MIODL_EPORT, 0. . . _ Member _Middleport Gift~A~Rama for your home and your family FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS CLASS, Enterprise United Methodist Ctlurch, Christmas meeting Frioday, 7:30 p. m. at Helen'sBeaut;y Shop; gift exchange. HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Rutlond Friendly Gordenero, Friday, 9:30 a.m. at Robinson' a Cleaners, Middleport: hOmemade artleles, baked PM~• tor sale; proceeds to buy prizes ln the Rutland home decorating contest. SATURD.\Y POMONA GRANGE dlmer, served by the Salisbury PTA, food donations to be taken to the school Friday; kitchen workers to report at 1:30 p.m. Sat. urda,y; dining workers at 5:30 WHITE WICKER SPACE-SAVER FOLDING DOOR 24lNCH VANITY Flnl1hed in waler-re5iolonl wood . Wit ker-weov•. p.m. SATURDAY A SATURJ)AY nJclrthlghocltool clonee parcy 'will be held at the Meigs IUgh School auditorium from 8 to 11 p.m. Jays will emcee. Dance is school apmaored, and open to the public. ST. PAUL'S UNITID Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains, an.. nual Christmas Bazaar, Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Tupper II Plains Grade School, doors open ror bazaar at 3 p.m.; dinner served trom 4:30.7 p.m.; pro. ceeds for construction of a new church. BAKE SALES SAturday by the Furure Nurses Oub of Meigs High School at the Kroger store in Pomeroy, Dudley nortst in Middleport, both beginning at 9:30 a.m., and at Rlltland Depar~ ment Store beginning at 9 Lm. MONDAY EXECUTIVE Committee, Middleport P, T, A., 6:30 Monla,y n$eht, Pearl St. Elementary SChool. Regular P. T. A. mee~ Is ' posq>onod untll Dec. 16, 7:30 p.JI. in the Middleport H I g h School auditorium when Christmas program will be presented by the ftrat through the sixth grades and Santa wlll distribute 4777 .. .. .· ·-·~· I 2' X 4' ~ PERFORATED HARDBOARD 79~ VANITY MIRROR ENSEMBLE 1 24" mirror, while •~m•l•o''"' unll.ln:and•Kenlllght llxlure. Reg . 33.95 2-4" Wood Paneling CAFE DOORS Wooden door1 read~ 10 be paln led or ¥nrn11hed nolvrol. Hotdwore not ;,.,. eluded. 30" ~ •8". Reg _ 13.25 pr. 3.39 3e 89 SALE PRICE 4' X a· SHEET 1149 SALE I iI iI ' "' 'I '/ I . I 'I PRICE " INSERT PANEL SHUTTERS SALE PRICE • treat. 1.19 Choose lrom o •o•i ely ol pro:tmode inserl moleriol• ovo iloble Qf pid n lobrk lo ,omp limenl o< Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center••••• While wood grgln p.,. wllh gold /ted on wblte fgrmko top. II'IC.Ivdes bowl of>CI rim. (Len lou~ll) Reg . 62.75 mot<:h your room deHardware onod lobrk insert not lnduoded in l< il. (O r 7" .II. 20" SIZE 1/3 HP WASTE DISPOSER Rugged con~truc.tlon lor Ioiii• , thorough grinding _ _ SeN-Iub rlcollng . 2988 hg . 39. 9~ • NEW! CARPettes SUPEI CUSHION tlOCIS •o• llfCHENS CORK BULLETIN BOARD Ourobl1, hetny uorlo; wllh woln..,t <:olo.-.d tlnl1h on metollrom1. 2•"• 16". IATHIOOMS FAMILY lOOMS N 01w CARPeltu lei ~ou be lh01 de<O< olol ... with •clliii<J, supe<cvshionH lucurv ~uorn thai wrap your home in (OII'llorl and beouly . Aetylk. llben arl long w•orlng. mak• cleaning o b1ee:ze ... 010d1 menv wooting and polish ing of hold cold floor•. lnslont l1111ollotion,. iu•l pren i1111.1 ploc.e. Co lors: Bmersweel, Awocodo, M<>&l G•een. Cold, 11.0, Beige, lllu01 and Cha rcoal. ,-------,' 599.95 5 $4 . REQ. ,_,••""Q99 59.95 . 89' • 95 \. ':·~UMPHREY~ TV. 236 E.JIAIN . .· • MrL ROlli')' W.rrJ. & GIFTS ' OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 8 ·." llrL G«qo--..,MrLJard HU.a, MrL a.rtet w_... fL llrl. x.-tio llainlaii . . • . . 992•1242 . ()pll'tS Into lullS' • ~ · oHidol tlle ploylf'N,t suri<KI _ Rust proci oll-s'"l frame_ Dur;3bl1 btoud legs . On1 peraon can eoolly open ar fold It Ul) 01\d ltwe II. Ourui.ol1 green loxqueo lop finish, lvlly strl~ clnul \ ' . ' . line•, 2"' cast•• ' · !leu Net.r ~ \ \ ·~ ~ , I ,. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF MENS WOOL TOPCOATS Chris~ maa dinner WIS plaaned tor Dec. 16, at Bailey's Reataurant. Fol~ lowirw the dimer, the &'1'0'11 "ill go to the heme of Mrs. Henry Werr)' for a party. Diller Models Featurln1 Early Ainarlcan \ This and Many More Specials For Early Spring Setting MrL -~lllro. .... Taylor, Mro. 14011 ~ Set c,nMii fli;. 1 p.lr al po1tt, I WI,. melh nit, • tM.Ma. ·• pooddl... Ret-7.91. �-- - ----·· · ----·------ -.·.~. · ; ·~ ·' •.r ..:_ .·,.~~ .--,;. t _.·· . -.' . -' . - . •,•, •·.-. · ,. ..-; r . .r '•. ~. ·. . ,. .._, , .. •'• - ~ . ·-·· ·--·· . -.-· 4- ~----- ---- - - ~ - - ·~ ·-- -··-- -.- J. M. Gauls, Sumner, WS<;:'S Program Theme Observe Anniversary ' I > On' Christ as light uchrfat q -Seen in the Face of lllh utterblek and Mra. Fredl ' ~ . :: :: . . Bazaar Plans Are Completed Children Will Give Cantata .,.n ' . I' .!==::=:=:=:=!:L;;::::_~Mr~·~·:li.,l:~~=.= . "'·. HOLIDAY VALUES GIFTS FOR EVERYONE COLOR TV· Gibson Portable TV & Freezers Kitchen Aiel Dl sh Washers of.~ is Being Announced Mr. aiXI Mrs. Charles A. Barn-hart, Long Bottom, are aMOWlc· ing the birth or a son, Vaughn Alan, at St. Joseph Hospital at Parkersburg, W, Va., on Nov. 27, Grarxlparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Barntert, Reedsville, apd Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Bing, Lo~ Bottom. Great-gra~ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer, ~Bottom, Mrs. Edith Bing, Wooster, and Mra. Ora Russell, Great Falls, Mont. Mrs. Martha McElroy, Miners· ville, is the great • great. granJ. mother. Mr. Barnhart is serving with the United States Navy and is stationed In the PhiiQ>pine Is-laMs. Children Present Program Of Vocal Music to PTA A program of vocal music b.}l NAPPER GRADUATES Airman Donald E, Nfllll)el', 11011 of Mr . and Mrs. Orville Napper, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has been gra«b...ated with honors at g,eppard AFB, Tex., rrom the training course for U.S. Air Force aircraft llKlChanics. A l966graduate oC Pomeroy High smool, he it being assigned to Pope AFB, EASY Laundry Equipment NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEB. 1969 RIDENOUR RADIO & TV. N. C. "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" 0. "Gobble! Gobble!''~ "The Tur· key on Gri!Q)a's Farm," "Over the River ond Throush the Woods,"' am "Indian Braves!' The program concluded with part of the rourth grade contributing an effective Christmaa choral reading. The sixth grade presented a version of "The Christ;mas story," including the .. Truth of Christmas." The fourth and. fifth grades supported the sixth grade narrators 1lnging Christmas car~ ols in a chorus. A large crowd was in atterr:lanee. the school children highlighted the meetl~ or the S&lem Center PTA Monday evening, December 2, with Mrs. Katherine Mitchell preaiding. Devotion• were led by Mra. Adria Swick. A brier busiDeSB meeting preceded the program, which was given under the diredlon of Mrs. Maurita Miller. vocal music teacher. The first grade began by singing "Hello Evuybody" and con-tinued with 1 aeries of sorw:sper~ talnlng to September, the nrat month to be recognized in the program. "The Bua Sorw" wu included and an appropri· Ali'red ate buUetin board display made A IP'<I'IP ol yoomg people met an eftectlve background. The ()(toller theme was fea-- at the church Sunday afternoon, tured by the seeond grade chU· to select parts for a Chrlll.ma.s dren who sang Halloween soncs. pio¥. The Cbrlotmss program A .. Scare Crow Dance" was per· will be preoented on Sw1day OYeformed to the plano accofl1)ani· nln& Dee. 22. The Rldlanl Spencer !omll,y ment. A November theme wae pre- .-eel to their new home~ sented. by fourth grade yoq- 'J'Upn Plaint an the Parkerssters who sarc songs includlll( burg road last weekend. ran Stereo a carr.tion boutonniere. Guesta were regi•tered by Vickie. Greeting tile guests were Patricia and her fiance, lArry Clay, of Dearborn Helghts, Mich. Fawra! 'Were match books with the inscr~tlon. uJ, M. and MUw dred, 1943-68". Used on the reg· istratim table was a potted mum. gift to the twnored colt)le from Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Pomeroy, Rouie 3, parents ol Chester Council 323 Elects New Officers FLOWERS Refri&erators A dered take tOIIS)ed With wedoo beUa ond llanked with .Uvsr tlpers wu the retreahment ..,.. ble feoturo at t11o 25th ,.-._ anniversary obserWIInce 0( ~ and Mrs. J, M. Goul at their home tn &Inner 011 Sunda)o. Hosdrw the event were the colC)Ie's children, VIctor E. and Patricia A. <tW~, Mich., 8IXI Vlelde J..ym. at home. For the oecasiOP, Mrs. Gaul wore a earsage ot white a.rrw.Uons tied with aU-ver rftlbon. Mr. Gaul had dl~~i Men" waa the pl'Oiram theme l.elvtng. A gift exchange waa preMIUd ~ Mrs. James Will held and the hostess served reII TUUCiay nJclrt's meeting ol freshments . -: the Women's Society ot ChrisAttending besides those nam' tian Sti'Yice Of the E)Urprlae ed were Mrs. 'Thomas Bentt., ;: United Methodist Church at the Mrs. Frances Carleton, M r a. •' home ot Mrs. Everett Bates. Herbert Dixon, Miss Ellt.abeth Mra. Will gave the caU to Davis, Mrl. Don Hwmel, Miaa worsblp IDd read the hYmn. Dorothy l..alg, Mra. Myrtle Long, ••we Would 8ee Jea:us'" w I t h Mrs. Phillip Ohlinger, Mrs. EJ. serlplul-e belnr given following don Weeks, Mrs. Phillip Smith, each stanza. Mrs. Ed BoWen, Mrs. WUIIam The worahlp center featured Air11011, Mrs. Carl Dill, and Mrs. ' a li£hted candle representing Claude Husted. Laura Ohlinger Chrl&t before a large mirror. and Pat~ Edwards were guesta:. • • The leader explained that Jesus • DISPLAY BAZAAR ITEMS - Lynn stump, left, and Carolyn Grueser, president Or Ohio Eta • brougllt lil!ht to the world, but Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, are pictured with • table of numerous handmade item• that when he was not accepted which the sorority will offer for sale at a Christmas bazaar to be held beginnlrc at 10 Lm. Sa~ because of the evil ill man, darkurday at the Trinity United Church or Christ In Pomeroy. The sale which wiU Include baked goods, ness · seemed to veil his face, w lU continue until 7 p.m. To represent the darkness • brought about by lhe rejection • • ot Christ, Mrs. WliJ extlngulsh' ed the candle. She then commented on Chrlat, victorious over sin and death, . and reJighted the candle. Sever'al members gave historical refA 0011ple'11 party to be held lrtlces relating to the race or at Oscar's on Dec. 20 was planA children's Christmas canC\J"ist as It was seen again and ned during Tuesday night'& meet· tata, "So Far to Bethlellem, n Ele<tioo of oftlcero higblll!hted l.n countless expressions Announce at the meeting wa1 ing of the Ohio Eta Phi Chap- will be presented &mday nigtrt a meeting of Chester Councll323, the Past Councilors• Club Christ~ representing every race, class ter of Beta Sigma Phi Soror- at the M1ddleport Church of Daughters ol America, TUesday and gt~neratioo of man. maa dinner and party to be held Ity . Christ by the junior cholr un· nll!ht at the hall. As eac.,_ member placed her on Dec. 11 at Bailey's RestaurMeeting in the social room of der direction of Mrs. Kemeth Erma Cleland, deput,y state ant at 6:30 to be followed by a otrering on the worship center the Columbus and Soothem Ohio Scttes. COWidlor. prellded at the elec· party at the home or Mrs. Newt:able, sbe was asked to look at Electric Co., the groqp comAccompanist for the cantata lion. The new otricer• are Es· ell, Chester. A 'l gl.ft exchange her renEktion in the mirror and pleted arrangements for the ba- will be Patty Glaze. Mrs. Scltes ther Ridenour, rouncllor; Mary will be held. uked : "How do I look to oth~ 7.nar to be held Saturday from is assisted In directing the proH-.ves, vice councilor; IJoroth.v ~rl,y birthdays for Octoers?"; "CU the beauty of Je10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Trinity gram by Mr. and Mrs. Forest Myers, Junior past councilor; ber, November and December aus be seen ~ me?>' Vnited Church of Christ. Mem. D. Bachtel. Plans are tor the rnzy Newell, associate J u n 1 o r Prayer and the hymn, "Turn were observed. The honored bers were asked to take their choir members to present t h e paat COUII.cilor; Barbara Sargent, members were seated at a apeYour Eyes Upon Jesus,'' by Mra. items for the hat.aar to either cantata at the Meigs County In- anoclate councilor; Sadie TrusWill concluded t(le worship servclal table featuring a decorated Vikki Gloeckner or Lynn stump firmary at a later dKte. aell, associate vice councilor; cake made by Margaret Tuttle lee. · Friday. Solo parts are taken by Tim- Opal Hollon, conductor; Pat Tho~ with a cornucopia at each place. Welcomed intotbesocietywere Carolyn Grueser, president, my Scites and Cindy Glue. In maa', warden; Hattie Frederick, two new member!, Mrs. BeuIncluded In the group were Ama read a letter from Russ McEI. the choir are Vicki Abbott, Ka- reeording secretary; Ada Van Tuttle, Ada Morris, Mary Bahr, hinny, Meigs County serviceman thy Baker, Mary Boggs, David Meter, financial aecretary; Ada Mary Hayes, lnzy Newell, Mae in Korea, thank1ng the chapter and Rl,)'anna Cole, Paul Qmnlng. Neutzling, assistant recording Spencer, Zelda Weber, Dorothy for a box sent him recently. ham, Christi Hess, Cindy Man- Becretary; Zelda Weber , aasis~ Myers, Opal Eichinger, H e I e n New pledges were assigned to ley, Angela Martin, Martha Me· tant financial secretary; Opal Wolf, Eather Ridenour, Delores FOR ALL OCCASIONS committees. Appolnted were Sar- Neal, Cathy Meadows, Tamm,y Hollon, six month trustee; Eth· Wolfe, Eileen Bahr, and Ada ah Bachtel and Charlotte David~ Mowery, Red ina and Crenson el Orr, treasurer; Tina Marks , Holter. son, ways and means; Linda Rlt- Pratt, Trudy and Randy Roach, outside sentinel; and M a r y A allent auction was held by fle and Jo Smith, social; Texama Teresa Snider, Jody Tolbert, Cin- Bahr, inside sent.lnel. 992-2039 the ways and means committee, White and Dorinda WU1100, ser- d.Y Triplett, Janie Van Meter, Opening In rituallotle form with and the miscellaneous committee Ott NIGHT MM951 vice. and Debbie Tri,Plett., Beverly 36 members present, Dorothy sponsored a cake walk. Ruth Ann Riffle presented the and Sharon WUSCI'I, Myers, councilor, presided. ReThe amual Christmas supper ltomeroy Flo- Shop cultural program on people. Re. Houdashelt, junior leaders. ported Ill were Lillie Christ,r, and party will be held at the trea:hments were served by Gall W. ~Min Letbs Wood, ond Betcy Roush . Dec. 17 meeting. A SUIJP8r wiJl A 'l'banklabdlll . card wu tead : tJe, served u :&:30 p.lTi. NKI tlltl'e :' ;lfr{rh from Dorothy Lawson. a mem. will be a $1 gift exchange. ber who Jives 1n Columbus. . were served. The table deco,..._ ed by Mrs. (hadw'ell, te~turecl• whJte Unep cloth wlt'h an ovec.... lay or tiber net with 1Uver bE accents. -.:: An arfa!¥1omsnl ot red white carrwtlon.t with ather -:, pen made lr.Y Mrs. Chldwellc Mrs. Caul. Prelld11W at tN refrethment wat uaed on the televl1ion. Nwtable were MrL Wntt CtadweU merous g1ftl were preatnled V:.. and Mra. Victor E. Galli. cake, the <011>le. Amone the guesU:: punch, mint., nuh and co.ftee wa1 .,Mr. and Mrs. Gatd."a only: 8l"andchlld, Victor E., Jr., twcC yeara old. ... ComiJW lrmt out of tht .,.,..,q-,; ' for the ohaervance were Mr• .....,... Mra. John Loctwick, COiumbuar· Mrs. Elmer Romen/Jtan and llmUy of MJdway. Pa.; Mrs. Ed: Walker, McDorald, PL, apl Mr.: • 7 - Mankind Celebrating wpChristmas Described Ill. Luela Ia tho , _ "' tho s..dbib at.enuace c:m Dec. 13, Lutheran Wanen Have Annual Party and Mra, Rus11U ZwilltJ.-, KeO:. .J • ~ '••• •• •• • ·-•·• ' •~ MIDDLEPOIT ~• ~ ~ 0. ~ ~ ' INGELS "'••!-•' .:; :·•• •' •• ·~ '' '• ' :•• HERE NOWI from the ••,- Quality Leader. ~: •; '•' . :. '!· . ' ·' • ,,. ..'.' . Alfred Soc".f.!~I No.! 9. J &mdi.f School Ii!endance on Dec. I was 71, the offering $24.01. Worship services were held at 10:45, with the Rev. Casto. Tom Yo1t is a paUent In the Veterans Memorlsl Hoopltal at Pomeroy. Mrs. Dorothy Robln8C11, Marlene ond Gregory Winebrenner made a motor tdp tbrougll oouthem United State• cllrlng t h e Thallkoglving holidays. Eric Parker of Chlcqo, Dl. opent the 'lllankaglvlng week.,.. with hil parenta, Mr. and Mrl, WUber Parker ond E4dle. 'lbankoglvlnc Day guests II the Follrod • Robln1011 home were: Mr. and Mrl. Richard FoUrod and son, Charles, of Pomeroy; Mr. ond Mra. Billy Follrod ond &I.e Arm of Athens; and Mr. and Mrs. Clair FoUrod, Kathy and Stevie, local. Mrs. Dinamore Boyles has re. eelved word of the serious w. neas of her niece, Nancy Hawkey, In s Charleston, W, Va. hospital, Mr1. Jrla Carr, dlu.Bfd;era Vldde ond Penn!, spent Thllllkaglvlnr Da,y with her parents, Mr. and Mro. Robert White at K1110. Thllllksglvlng Dtv 1111estootMr. aDd Mrs. Vere SWartt. w.re Mr. and Mra. Vernon Swartz and famll,y of lloddniPorl. 0., ond Mro. Sorlh Woode ot Tuppera Plalaa. ' . . auest ntsht pro.. wass&ll bowl, and the hanging the fl.nt Christmaa tree 1 n d sram ol the Winding Troll IJor. of the stockings are aymbollc llllhted candle• ID loll hla <1111· den. Club featured a demonltra- o( the hollda.J SNIOD when t•Fa· dr.., ot t11o true meaning o1 the tlon and talk by Miss Anna Grace ther Chrittmas'' arrives. A fam. Christ ehlld. In Greece, the holi.da¥ Is obTorchlano entitled, "'Christmas 11)' hOliday ot a rellglouo nature featuring puppet shows and served on Dee. 6, aDd St. NidlCustoms in Other Lands." A hl&l>llght ol Ml&s Torehl- the creche Ill clay mark t h e ola~ 11 the ••protector ol sea~ men." A apedal bread served ano' s presentation was a dis- ob.ervance in France. In Gerrn.any st. Nicholaa Day at Chrtstmu Ume containsluc:Q play of her doll collection gath~ ered on h.er three trips abroad. is observed on Dec. 6 with chii· eolna denoting future pro... The amual 1001 STOlE Kevin Smith, grandson or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, return .. eel to ldndergarten Wednellda,y after being c:onftned for the plot week with the chicken pox. Walter Waddell remains confined to Holzer Hospital. He hal been a padent there tor the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John R, Miller of Evansville, Ind., and Mrs. AJta Miller, Leon, W, Va. were M.Oflda.y guelts or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Daiay Slason, Mrs. Rouah, Becky ond Ke..,, and Kevin ond Chrlaty &nith vtalted in Leon with Mrs. Alta Miller. Mra. Ellen Curftnan of the Holzer HoBplta.l nursing staff ia spending a rew days vacation with her · 1011, Donald, at the Na~ val Reserve Center 1n Lexlnl'· ton, Ky. The Ohio Power Co. home eeonomlst discussed the various namet tor Chriltmas around the world, the variation ot Urnes it ia observed, and the mamers and holiday cult-Oms in dlflerent countries. She said that it waa in t h e Fourth Centur)' A. D. tbst Chrlltmaa came to be observed, point~ tng out that Christmas Ia really a combination of three old celebrations, SaturnBalia, the cleans· ing of the temple, and t h e calends. Emphas\e on the beauty a n d slgntftcance of the holiday was Btresaed by Mlu Torchiano who lamented that the true mean. 1.q is somewhat forgotten In tocJJy•s commercialism. She spoke of the carol, "0 Little Town of Bethlehem,." writ. ten by Phllltp Brooks In 1865 following hlo vlalt to the Hol,y Lond, and noted that In Bethlehem today the holiday I• celebrated on tbree dJ!Ierent daya, Dec. 25, Jan. 6 by the Creek Orthodox, and Jan. 18 by the Armenians. "Silent N l g h t," written in Germany 150 yean aso by Franz Gruber, still holds lt1 place ot prominence among the beloved carols. Commenting on Christmas cuBtoms bt other land1, Miss Torchlaoo lllld Ulat In Belgium St. NIChola• comes on Dec. 4 to check on the children•s behavior and returna on Dec. 6 with WK\Y and toys. In Czechosl~ valds, the celebratloo begins on Dec. 6 with the construction o1 mlnlature villages or wood or bread doush. Ill England, the yule log, the ·2-..Hour dren placlns: their ahoes on their window sills tor gl.tta and eand.Y ond lighting their candles to represent the light of t h e world. Cookies during the holtday In Germany repreaent t h e "sweetness of the redemptloo.'' Martin Luther is credited with Holiday table arrangements tor the Southeaatern Ohio Mental Health Center In Athert.B were presented at the annual Chr1st.. mas meetirw: or the Chester Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. carl Kautz. The Kautz home was extensi vely decorated, Inside and out. Mrs. Dale Kautz and Mrs. Earl Young were anisting hostesses. Plana were completed for the secon:t annual Christmas lightIng contest In the Chester area which Is q:~en to the public. The club wUI award cash. prizea In three categorieB. rellglous, sec-ular, lnd doorway. Judgi~ has been scheduled on Friday, Dec. 27. Several membera plamed to attend the Betty Fast Chrls1mas demonstration Thuraday night at t h e Middleport Elementary School auditorium. Mrs. Reid Young, president, and her committees gave a ~ port on the regional meeting. Mrs, B. K. Ridenour noted that over $19 was made on the aales table and will eo to the Wakeena It was reported that 1 18 arrangements were entered In the County Christmas Rower show SIRVICE Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center •••••• Our u..,.l GMd Cloanr..,. Purchase of a library table for Mrs. Osburn~s room and a storm door for the kitchen was approved when the Ri;vervlew PTA met at the school Monday Cleaners .......,....... ,.,............ Moftl Z501• TM SPINNII Here's the tew Party.101na, aotidstate portable from Zenith that BEST YEAR YITTO CIIT THE BElT 39.8 MILIII4rATIIWONO WITH .UitT·IIf MJtiD·nAr• IIADIO MOTGaoLA QUASAR COL~ TV. 23" SCREEN AS LOW AS Claus. Flrewol ka are uaed dur~ lnK ttle aeaem and J18P8r deecJI'· adona ue extensive. Japen•s pi'OGJc:tlon ol Cbrlst. m&a omamentl for sbipment. to Francia of Aa&lal pla.y1 a role In the Italian oboervanee o1 the United Sates was noted b)t Chrillmu, ond the plnalel are ali88 Torchlano, wtto concluded part ol the holl<IIY cuii<Hn ond her talk with eonunents on Chrl•· topher Columbus' landing piaU observance ol Mmd.eo. named for the naUvity. Door prlt.ea were awarded to ''Fad!er FroJtl' and the "New Year's Tree" arethenamesuaed Mn. John Terrell, ltallao food; tn the Russian obllel"'anee, while Mn. Robert Lewis, Frenehtood; In ~. Chriotmsa Ia i fam- Mra. Nathan BIKP, a Cbristmu Ily time and friend• are DOt ill- rln&; Mrs. Bernice Rune, a pound cake; Mrs. Eother liarden, cranberry bread, and Mrl. Robert 'lbompa:on, date n u t bread. Christmas refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Mary Bentz, from a decorated table. The meeting was held at the Ohlo Power Co. last weekend and that Chester dub membera receivedfiveblue, three red, and toor yellow rl• bona. Think you notes to Mrs. George Frederick and Mrs. ElsonO'Connor from the children in the spedal education class o!the Eastern School District were shered. with the ~· Each child wrote a note of appreciation for the classroom work and party at the November session. Several members volunteered to aaalst with the work session and Chrllbnas part, for the clasa thia montb. Mrs. Frederick said that she plans for the children to decorate styrot<.m balls to be used in trlmmil"@: their classroom tree. The ornaments wlll then be taken home by the chll· dren at vacation time. A demonBtraUon, "Jnapiration for the Holidays.'' was given by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, who made two arra~ments lrom material provided by the hostess. Mrs. Leonard Ervin read "The Virein Story" by G. M. Anderson,. and Mrs. Purley Karr gave "Christmas Goodies for t h e BtrdJ,""' < &ud:ea'ttofla•'tor caruw lor our feathered friends. ture from SL Luke, a poem, '"Friendship," and the story of "The Little Match Girl,"' for devotions. Memben arwJ guests re5ponded to roll call with a Christmas memory, Guesta were Mrs. Elmer Kautz, Mrs. Oris Gutnther. Mrs. Witter Grueser, and Mrs. Donald Myers. Mrs. Howard Knight, Mrs.. WoodrOtV Mor.a, and Mrs. Elaw~ O'Connor awarded rtbbont for Christmas arrangements to Mrs. Ervin. P41'1J. Dearl Dean, Mrs. Purley Karr, Mn. Paul Baer, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mra. carl Kautz, Mrs. Chadwell, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. Homer Hoi~ ter and Mrs. Pearl Mora. One unusual arrangement ror the holiday aea1on was of pansies and forsythia from the garden of Mrs. Honce Karr. Packages under a tree in the Kautz family room were judged with Mrs. Frederick receiving the award tor the prettiest. A quiz, "Something for Fun," was conducted by Mrs. Pearl Mora and won by Mrs. Dean. The hosteas served a salad coune. Rain bonnet a were given . ... tavor.a. Ma.t.Guimbel1 reai.MI- . eel the door prize. 11 Mra. Carl Kautz read scrip- PTA to Buy Table, Storm Door !UPON REQUESn Deciduous means Jeaf-dropping, another word for <hard- wood. perlty, St. Nicholas Eve In Holland Is on. Dee. 5. Honored 11 a _pa~ tron ol craftsmen, St. Nleholaa Is presented aaamanwhoebarm· ed the devil and made hlm his senant. Tbere Santa comes by steamer seated on a large white horN. The boUy WRith Ia erOdlted to Ireland, Thera a table ct milk, bread and a candle i1 Mt out m Chri1tma1 Eve,· llld the door Ia left unlocked, 10 !hat 1111 tnveler may come In ancl •t. !I. evening, Dec. 2. The meeting was opened with the PTA prayer followed by the fiag pledge led by the president, Mrs, Margaret Brown, and Mrs. Marilyn Hannum read a poem, "S;lmllarity." Thanks were extended to the parents for helping to make the candy &ale a success by theprlnclpal1 Mrs. Grace Weber. Profit rrom the caM;y sales will be used to buy tum a:trips for the library. School will be dismissed tor Christmaa vacation on Dec. 20 at 2 p, m. and resume on Jan. Z. Available games ror use in the elassrocns during bad weather were discussed. David Chadwell's room was awarded the readine circle book and attend-ance bamer for tbe moBt per.. enta in attendance. The planni~ committee ror the COunty CouncUPTAoCMrs. Paul- ine Myers. Mrs. Marilyn Hannum and Mrs. Ruth Anne Balder- was named. Thill meeting will be held the ftrst ThW"aday In February at the Riverview School. New equipment for uae in the school was dilpla,yed, con.slsU. or a 3M copier machine and an electric mlmeogr~h machine.. The PI'OII'Ul consisted of a pi· ano solo, '"Christmaa Rhapsody" by Jean Whitehead, alides or the Chrlatmas stor)', and slngi~W: of carola accompanied by Miss Whitehead at the piano. The January meeting wlll 'be'"' held on the 13th inatead of the regular meedrw night. The refreshment C(Dtftl.lttee for J-.. uacy is Ruth Anne Balderson, Ferra Lou Barringer, M a r y Evant, Ruth DUion, Lorraine WI. !On gal and E"'l,yn MoneypellllY. Retreshmentl w'ere served at the close ol the meeting. Pomeroy Club An lU<:Uon . .. held during the evenirw. MrL Jtoy Sltltth-won the door prlz.e, alii the traveliJw: prize was won b)- Mn. Elwood 01111 .......,, ct candle• ar• qmbolie al. the obMnance BoJerL &hen, and the ChrtltmU trM r>ttya at the meet:IJW were A· ~i11mU wr•th will be II & I)'Dibol ol ' - for tbs lp'IDa. placed .at the motW.ment to World IIi liwiiHI'-. ChristWar Di ICI&dlen at the N&)'lor'• .... ond lllo wlfa, Lucy (llllnt Run piW<>unli by the Frlelldl)o Lada) glvaa gift• ond 111 NeighJ»on QdJ, Pcmeroy. I~ uoed bt a cerelllCII!;Ytodolor· MeotiJw recenlly at the home mlno rainfall. Ill Cl!lna II Ia ot Mri:. ThomlaWerq,thesrOlCI ucbrlltmal Old Mu" or "Niee also voted to purchaae clothes Old Falbor" inotead olSanla tor a needy lam.lly a1 a Christ.. Mrs. Carl Kautz Hostess Of Chester Gorden Club Fund. DRY WANING @I•Yt sll-tlze, .t-speed records. s.p.rste louclneM 1nd tone controll. Automatic Ba11 looat. In new youthful coiOft• . I Vlted, on«: The amual Chrlotmso porlf tuck)'. of the American Lutheran Church Women was held Tuellda,y nll!ht II the St. Paul Cbureh, PomeroY. Each member ol the ALCW broueht aa her guest a. young girl. The pest• were present· ed gifts. ChrlBtmas cooktea, candy, and punch were served to those attending, the Rev. and Mrs. Brian Engel, Mrs. Clair Karr, Mrs. Jo1eph 1boren, Sr., Mra. WUUam Downie, Mrs. Har~ ry Davia, Mrs. Thomas Clelland, members, and Vicky Clel. land, Kelll Clelland, Cheryl LeMIDDL I! PORT, hew, Shari Wllllama, Janet Mor. ria and Julie Thoren, guests. The Dail.)' Seratnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Frida), December 6, 1968 To,Lay Wreath mu project. The annual ER SPECIAL Rec. S400 48" Lonr Only S300 Sit· COMPLETE IN CEMETERY '.. 23"' $C~IEEN ASI.DWAS LEGAl ·MONUMENT co. 26~ W. MAIN 992·5314 POMEROY, 0. Shop Friday. and 9:30a.m. to' In The Ewenlng . ~ REMINDER MADE Middleport Garden Club mom • bars are reminded to take sift• for Melp COunt,y patients at the ALSO TO~LAjiD !II' EN 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. . . -ii-- • ZIP LINED ALL lEATHER Southeastern Obio Mental Health Center, Athena, to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. COATS------- 29.95 by Monday slternoon, ---------~-~------ Bahr Clothiers REHEARSAL CALLED Rehearsal ror the Chrisbnal cantata to be presented by a communlt;)t choir will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sw1day at the United Methodist Church, Pomeroy. . MIODL_EPORT, 0. . . _ Member _Middleport Gift~A~Rama for your home and your family FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS CLASS, Enterprise United Methodist Ctlurch, Christmas meeting Frioday, 7:30 p. m. at Helen'sBeaut;y Shop; gift exchange. HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Rutlond Friendly Gordenero, Friday, 9:30 a.m. at Robinson' a Cleaners, Middleport: hOmemade artleles, baked PM~• tor sale; proceeds to buy prizes ln the Rutland home decorating contest. SATURD.\Y POMONA GRANGE dlmer, served by the Salisbury PTA, food donations to be taken to the school Friday; kitchen workers to report at 1:30 p.m. Sat. urda,y; dining workers at 5:30 WHITE WICKER SPACE-SAVER FOLDING DOOR 24lNCH VANITY Flnl1hed in waler-re5iolonl wood . Wit ker-weov•. p.m. SATURDAY A SATURJ)AY nJclrthlghocltool clonee parcy 'will be held at the Meigs IUgh School auditorium from 8 to 11 p.m. Jays will emcee. Dance is school apmaored, and open to the public. ST. PAUL'S UNITID Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains, an.. nual Christmas Bazaar, Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Tupper II Plains Grade School, doors open ror bazaar at 3 p.m.; dinner served trom 4:30.7 p.m.; pro. ceeds for construction of a new church. BAKE SALES SAturday by the Furure Nurses Oub of Meigs High School at the Kroger store in Pomeroy, Dudley nortst in Middleport, both beginning at 9:30 a.m., and at Rlltland Depar~ ment Store beginning at 9 Lm. MONDAY EXECUTIVE Committee, Middleport P, T, A., 6:30 Monla,y n$eht, Pearl St. Elementary SChool. Regular P. T. A. mee~ Is ' posq>onod untll Dec. 16, 7:30 p.JI. in the Middleport H I g h School auditorium when Christmas program will be presented by the ftrat through the sixth grades and Santa wlll distribute 4777 .. .. .· ·-·~· I 2' X 4' ~ PERFORATED HARDBOARD 79~ VANITY MIRROR ENSEMBLE 1 24" mirror, while •~m•l•o''"' unll.ln:and•Kenlllght llxlure. Reg . 33.95 2-4" Wood Paneling CAFE DOORS Wooden door1 read~ 10 be paln led or ¥nrn11hed nolvrol. Hotdwore not ;,.,. eluded. 30" ~ •8". Reg _ 13.25 pr. 3.39 3e 89 SALE PRICE 4' X a· SHEET 1149 SALE I iI iI ' "' 'I '/ I . I 'I PRICE " INSERT PANEL SHUTTERS SALE PRICE • treat. 1.19 Choose lrom o •o•i ely ol pro:tmode inserl moleriol• ovo iloble Qf pid n lobrk lo ,omp limenl o< Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center••••• While wood grgln p.,. wllh gold /ted on wblte fgrmko top. II'IC.Ivdes bowl of>CI rim. (Len lou~ll) Reg . 62.75 mot<:h your room deHardware onod lobrk insert not lnduoded in l< il. (O r 7" .II. 20" SIZE 1/3 HP WASTE DISPOSER Rugged con~truc.tlon lor Ioiii• , thorough grinding _ _ SeN-Iub rlcollng . 2988 hg . 39. 9~ • NEW! CARPettes SUPEI CUSHION tlOCIS •o• llfCHENS CORK BULLETIN BOARD Ourobl1, hetny uorlo; wllh woln..,t <:olo.-.d tlnl1h on metollrom1. 2•"• 16". IATHIOOMS FAMILY lOOMS N 01w CARPeltu lei ~ou be lh01 de<O< olol ... with •clliii<J, supe<cvshionH lucurv ~uorn thai wrap your home in (OII'llorl and beouly . Aetylk. llben arl long w•orlng. mak• cleaning o b1ee:ze ... 010d1 menv wooting and polish ing of hold cold floor•. lnslont l1111ollotion,. iu•l pren i1111.1 ploc.e. Co lors: Bmersweel, Awocodo, M<>&l G•een. Cold, 11.0, Beige, lllu01 and Cha rcoal. ,-------,' 599.95 5 $4 . REQ. ,_,••""Q99 59.95 . 89' • 95 \. ':·~UMPHREY~ TV. 236 E.JIAIN . .· • MrL ROlli')' W.rrJ. & GIFTS ' OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 8 ·." llrL G«qo--..,MrLJard HU.a, MrL a.rtet w_... fL llrl. x.-tio llainlaii . . • . . 992•1242 . ()pll'tS Into lullS' • ~ · oHidol tlle ploylf'N,t suri<KI _ Rust proci oll-s'"l frame_ Dur;3bl1 btoud legs . On1 peraon can eoolly open ar fold It Ul) 01\d ltwe II. Ourui.ol1 green loxqueo lop finish, lvlly strl~ clnul \ ' . ' . line•, 2"' cast•• ' · !leu Net.r ~ \ \ ·~ ~ , I ,. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF MENS WOOL TOPCOATS Chris~ maa dinner WIS plaaned tor Dec. 16, at Bailey's Reataurant. Fol~ lowirw the dimer, the &'1'0'11 "ill go to the heme of Mrs. Henry Werr)' for a party. Diller Models Featurln1 Early Ainarlcan \ This and Many More Specials For Early Spring Setting MrL -~lllro. .... Taylor, Mro. 14011 ~ Set c,nMii fli;. 1 p.lr al po1tt, I WI,. melh nit, • tM.Ma. ·• pooddl... Ret-7.91. �' 9 - ' r' •, ' o• - fi The Dilly Scnlln.:l, l'omoroy-Mlddleport. D . - .. o., .-;- •\" ' ' • -~ ---- ~.- ' '" Frida,), December 6, 1968 OLD DEX '1'1!: It (WI-!~~:>>X.:~:::~::..::=:~:::::;:~:::::::::::::::::=::::-;:-r.:·:::-::·x-;-;.;.;.:~x-:·:·:!'":"lh·I:WU.~/~/1.!'~: :t~ ~ o ------- . -... - .. 8:20. Mid-week tnJOf meet1111:, Wedneaday, p. m.,Mrs. Mazie llollbwv. eluol-. POMEROY LOW,t;R LIGHT Church - u.:rriiOnVJiie Rold - a... Roy Taylor, pallor; wn. Uam Reeves, Slnda.Y sehoolaupt. 9.lndiQ' , achool, 9:30 a.m.; worlhlp· service, 10:30 a.m.; even(llj! worlbll), 7:SO p.m.; 111'810r and pralae service, Thursdl¥, MT, HERMON UNITED 7:30p.m. UNITED FAITII CHURCH of BRETHREN 1111 CHRIST Rev. WESLEY AN IJNITED METHONease Settlement, Sunday School Menzel Smith, pastor. S u n day DIST CHURCH, Raell>o - W. Superintendent, R o ~ Jotmaon, Dalo McC1ur1, paotor. Sundll)' School, 9:30 a. m.; Ruasell SpenYouth meetJng, 6:30, Surdlly. cer, s~t.; Alfred Wolfe, aaslst- School, 9:30 a. m.;WorlhlpH"" ant. Morning Sermon 11 L m., h:e, 10:30 L m.; Bible stulb, SYRACUSE f1RST UNIU:D evening sermon,7:30p. m.,llc.er .. Woclne~, 7:30p. m.;U.N.Y.F. PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Llnaon rw.U~ eacll SuiXII.Y. Class meet- 7 p.m. eachSunday;JunlorChoir SteWJina, pastor•. Sundl.1 aehool, ing 11 L m.. alt.ernau ..r sw.tay practice, WedneJda¥, 3:15p.m.; 9:30 I.Rl.i worship service, 10:~ morniJW"s. David Holter, cIa a 1 Senior Choir practice, "nlurldly, 30 a.m.; Bible ~~and prayer leader. Christian Etw:!eavor, 7:30 7:30 p. m. i Wesleyan Serviee service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. p, m. every oUter Sunday eve- Guild, fourth Monda)' each month Ding. Jean Sexson, president. at 7:30 p. m.; H16)1))' Husders claas meeting, fourth Friday of Pl'l)'er meeting, 7:30 p, m. every POMEROY 'FmST BAPTI91' Wednesday. ~rd meeting, 7:30 eacll month, 6 p. m.; W,S.C.S., John WUea, ~ acbool IUJit. &lnday sdlool, 9:30 Lm.; p. m., ftrst Monday of month. second Frida)' each month, 7:30 POMEROY TRlNITY UNITED p, m.; Otaclal Board. second morning worohlp, IO:SO a.m.; CHURCH OF CHRJST- ReY. W. Monday each month, 7:30 p, m. BYF, 6 p.m. Bible otucly, Wocl.PORTLAND UNITED METIIOa.ldi.Y, 7 p.m.; choir pradlce, H. Perrin, pastor. Palriek D. Wood, Supt. Sundll)' Scbool, 9:15 D~T CHURCH - W. Dale Mc8:30 p.m., Wednesday. L m.; WorsbJP, 10:25 a. m. Clurg, pastor. Sunday School. Youth ehoir rehearsal, Monday, 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 7:30 MT. UNION HAPTIST - Rev. 6:30 p, m. Mra, Marvin Burt, p. m.; Official Board, OrstSunday Cedi Cox, pastor. Sunday Scllool director; Senior choir rehearsal, auperlntendellt., E " r 1 starkey, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Mrs. Paul each month, 8:30 p, m. OAK GROVE UNITED METH(). Sunday School, 9:45 LM.; Sunday Neue, director. 11mrsday. all DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Meevening worship, 7:30; Wednes- day, Busy Bee quilting party ln Clurg, pastor. Sullday School, L0day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 church soelal room, :30 a. m.; Worship service, 9:30 o.m. RUTLAND C H U R C H OF a. ~. first aM tlllrd Sundll'S SUTTON UNITED METHO. CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Me- pastor; V. H. Braley, &t>t.; Sun- each motW.h. THE RUTLAND -METHODIST Clurg, pastor. Sunda.Y Sch<d, day school, 9:30 a. m.; comCHURCH - Rev. C. J. Lemley, 10:30 a. m.; Worlhlp service, munion and worship service, 10:pastor. Churcll School,9:30a.m.; 9:30 L m., second and fourth 30 a.m.; pra)'er meeting, Thurs- Worslllp service, 10:30 a, m. doy, 7:30p.m. SunlaJI each month. ZIO!'; CHURCH OF CIIIUST CHD>TER METHODIST Charge CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Pomeroy - IlarrlsonvHle Road. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, putor. John Webster, pastor; Ra)· LitGnte, pastor, Worship service, CHESTER: Worship, 9 a. m.; de, Sunday school superintenSunday School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. 11 L m. and 7:30p.m., Surd~. Waid Spencer, Supt. FLAT· dent. Surda:y school, 9:30 a.m.; Sundll)' Sehool, 9:30 a.m. Richard Barton. Supt., Charles Sis- WOODS: Church School, Sunday, morning worship, 10:30; Sunday sell, asslatantsupt. Pr~er meet- 11 a. m., John BailY, supt. Wor• evening service, 7; prayer meet· ship service alternates with Al· lng, Wednesday, 7 p.m. ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. fred and Flatwoods. Service• ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriSunday morning or event~. of HABRISONVILLE PRESB¥· an EJweJ, pastor. Morning woreach week. TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee. ship, 9 a. m.; Sunday SchooJ, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Sunday School Superintendent. 10:30 a. m. Church - Ptaneroy, Mulberry Sundly Sehool, 9:30 .. m. SunST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 Heights Road, north fl. Veterans day service, 8 p. m., the Rev. E, Second St., Pomeroy, Stmday Memorial Hospital. Phillip Gag· Max Donahue or Middleport -er, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. School, 10 a.m.; Worship service speaking. m., Bible Study andprltYer meet- 11 a. m. SYRACUSE t:NITED METHOing. Saturday: Sabbath School, JEHOV All'S WITNESSES, Lar· DL"iT CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ry Carnahan, pres~ mbdster, 10:30 a. m.; Worship, 9:30 a. m. Sellers, pastor. Sur.tay School, F1RST UNITED PRESBYTER• Swlday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; IAN CHURCH Middleport, 9:30 a. m., Ben Quisenberry, Watch Tower Jtudy, 10:30 a.m.; S1.41t. Morning worship. 10:30 L Wednellday: Bible study, 7 p. m. Guest Minister, James Buchan- m., first and third Sundays eacll an, Sunday School SuperintenThurllday: Ministry ochool, 7 p. Evening evangelistic denL Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. month. m. Service meetlrw, 8 p. m. serviee, 7:30 p. m.• secorXI and Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTfourth Surda,ys. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed~11011 Weekley, CARMEL UNITED METilOnoljlaY. pastiii' • •llilll' olu_,SunME~; ' DL~T tHORCII - Rev. Paul A. dll,v, 10 • WorahlpandprellCh· ASBURY UNITED Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, tng, 10:55 a. m.; Sunlllo' evening DlST, Syracuse - Rev. Wenlell 9:30 a. m.j Wayne Roush, SupL service, 7;30. Bible study Studer, pastor. Sunday School, Morning worship, 10:30 L m., elasses, Wedne&da..Y, 7:30 p.m. 10 L m.; Carroll Norris, SUpt. second and fourthSunda,ysoteach GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main Worship service, 11 L rn.; MYF month. Evening evangelistic 6 p. m. Sundl,y . Prayer meeting service, 8 p. m. second a n d St., Pomeroy. Church achool eacb Suodoy ot IO:SO Lm. 1blrd ~­ Wednesday, 8 p. m. third Sunday each month. • POMEROY CHURCH OF THE ""' of each month no morning oervlee, Holy communion, 7 :SO NAZAREl'IE- Corner IAUonand ENTERPRISE UNITED METHMulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Herder· ODIST - Rev. William Airson, p.m. son. pastor. Swxtay School, 9:3(1 ~ Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Sq)t.; SOUTH BETIIEL UNITED L m.; Raymond Walburn, Supt. Eldon Weeks, Ass'L Worsllip serMETIIODIST - Worship, secom Morning worship, 10:30 L m.; vices, 9:30 a.m.; SurXIa,y &hool, and lourth Sunday, 10:30 L m.: Evealng Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- 10:30 a.m.; Youth fellowship, tlrat and third Sundays, 7:30p.m. week service. Wednesdi.Y, 7:30 6:30. Wednesday: Choir, 6:15 p. Sunday School, 9:30 L rn. Youth p.m. m.: Bible Study, 7:30. Fellowship, 6 p. m. each SUnday FORFST RUN UNIU:D METHCHURCH OF CHIRST - Mid· at T\c)pers Plaina United MetlloODIST Rev. Wondoll G. Stu!dleport, 5th and Malo. Jack dlst Church. ler, Pl&tor. Worship servlce, 9 Scltes, supt. Bible School, 9:30 CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- L m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m. a. m.; Momi~ lVorship, 10:30 a. Tile ROY, Chester Bryant, pastor. Mrs. Fred Nease, ~t. m.; Ewnlng worship, 7:30p.m.; Sunda3 Sehool, 9:30 L m.i WorMINERSVILLE U N I T E Dl Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. lld,p service, 11 B. Moi Ewnbw METHODIST R W nden m. Rev. Raulin Moyer, ..stor. 'M)J'Ihlp, 7:30p.m. Prayer senov. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE lee, Tuelday, 7:30 p. m. Y~ Studer, .-ator. Sunday School, -Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, Service, '11luraday, 7:30 p. m. 9 L m.; Keooeth W1agens, SqJt. .ltBstor. Lester Ta.ylor,Sl4Jt.,Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning Molllllly sbws, Drat Saturday at Worship service, 10 a. m. -hmootll. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE Worship, 10:30 L m.; Junior SoHEMLOCK GROVE CHRJS. NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, eiety, 6:30 p.m.; NYPS, 6:45 p.. 11AN Church - James &nith, pastor. 8 o b Moore, Sunday m. &mc~a.y EvalpllsUc meetl!V, Pastor; Robert Paulsen, ~ Sehool SUPt. Sunday School class- 7:SO p, m. Prayer m-.w, Wed-. 1ehool aupt. Momil'll servlee, es for aU aps, 9:30 Lm.t Mor• n~~lday, 7:30 p, m. THE SALVATION ARMY -Ell· 9:30 a.m.; ~ school, 10:4!; bw Worship, 10:30 Lm.; NYPS a.m.; youth meetmg, 6:U p.m. SUnday 6:30 p.m.: Evangellatle "'l' Rill' S. Wlnlllfl, olllcer In Serrice Sunday 7:30p.m.; Mid- cbargtl. Sunday, 10 a.m.,HollSILVER RUN FREE WILL week Pra,yer meeting Wedne&- neaa meeting; 10:30 a. m. SUnBAPTIST_ Rev. C.dlll Atldna, day 7:30p.m.; Missionary Meet, dll,v School. Young People's LeRlcllanl Flllk.~· Ill~ Second Weclneoclor or each gton, 7 p. m,; Solvoll.., moothw, School ~- SUnclay moolh 7:30 p,m. 7:SO p, m,; Thurlldll)', 1 lo 3 p. School, 10 L m.; W...uq,, 7:30 MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL- m.: Lodles Hame LA>aguo; 7p,m. -~- .__....- . Prep classes. p.m. P -~ .....---.., The Rev. Harold CUml_...am, ,..,, APTIST ~•• 7o30 p, m. Choir J)l'letlee, 'llloo- pastor, Charita Lambert, su... MT, MORIAH B -· day, 7 p,. m. day School Sit»'- Corner SecmrJ dleport, corner ~ Foortb and and Pomeroy su.. Mason, w. Main st. Robert Jackaon,paator. CARLETON CHURCH-Klrp. VL; SUnday school, 9:45 a.m.j Suncii.)'Sebool, 9:~ a. m.iMom· bur)' R&*. The Rev. Jay Stues, worahlp aervlce, 11. Wednea- bw worship, lO:ab a.m., Arnold l!qb car~ S. s. ~qJt. dll,v eV8nlng, trallll.ng union, 7: Rlehudo, ...-, SUndi¥ Sehool, 1:30 a, m. Wor- pn,yer service, 7:4$. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST ahlp lll'viee, 10:30 a. m. and R 0 C K SPRINGS UNIU:D a ... Samuel J, Jaekoon, pastor, 7:SO P. m. alter.wty, Pr~Jer METIIODIST - c. J. Lemley, ~hoooenll <e, 9 =SO o,Mm,;GoSun10 urvlee Meh WedntiiiiJ, 7r30 putori Hanild Blackston, church day .x , a. m., rs. rP.m. oehool .....-mte.ndonL Morning =~~'::'m.~stw;"l'll"! POMEROY CHURCH OF ,....111111), 9.SO L 111.1 church ,_ Unl Drill and ....... Sua· CHRIST- 11obrt ll Wmd, paotdlool, 10:15 a.m.; e-ng wor"';'. 111 30 p, m • Mra. Mil')' tor. SUndly Blblo Slully, 9:30 a. ohlp, 7:SOI MYF Sunday, 6:30 Woods, ~sldert. " m.; . Mwnl!W Worohlp, 10:SO; p.m. PriJer meot1111 and Bible HYSELL RUN FREE METIIDYouth meet:lnc. 8:30 p. m.; Eve- atud)', Weclne&dl,)", 7:30p.m. Ad- DIS'II··- Rev. Cecil J. Wise, pal• nllw worohlp, 7:30. llld-W..k mlnlllntlvo Council moetlrw, lor, SUnclay S<hool, 91 a. m.; oervlce, Wocl-,y, 7:38 p.m. llrol MoRiay or each lftO!Ith, 7:- - . _ Worahlp, 10:30; Emlh1r Junior choir .Praetlce, FrkiiJr, 3ctp.m. . worlldp. 7:30; YOUill' Peopteta MOI!NING STAR UNITI:D METIIODLc;;T CIIUUCJ1 - Uev. TIONAL oruucn - 11ov. wulard Dutcher, pastor. Mra. Wor- W1U1am Airaon, PIStol'i J o h B lhle, ~i Roy Van Meter, As1t. s..p. Surdl)' School, 9:45 .. m.; Mondrw Worehip, 10:45 L m.; oorvleeo first and lhird SUndly Pl'IYer meetlrw, 7:30 J, m. Tt.or~, Fred E. Smith, tay. lNder. Yooth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. CONGUEG ~ 1.ao treetory or ~;:~~:C~:""~o:,~ A ch h L-L~!!~m;>:·:·:•x·>w!!,!.:~~-J :~:~~;~~~::. ;!j BETHANY UNITED METIIODIST CHURCH ~ Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Mond..r worship, 9:30 L m.; Sandal School, 10:30 a. m. Blythe 1belaa. Supt. Youth Fellowahl.p, 6:30 p. m. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY evening with Rev. Caito, WecL .... aCHURCH-118¥. Amoa Tllllopuday evening prayer senicea at tor. ~ aebool, 9:30 a.m.; 7:45. Lee Burnem, superintendent; ALFRED METHODI8I', Pearl A, Caoto, pastor- &mda,y'S<hool at 9:30. Lloyd DIUinger, ~t.­ \Vorahip aervleea at 10:45, with _.. Vere SWartz, lay-leader. Worehip aervteea at 7 :4S &indll SATURDAY DEC. 7, 1968 ONLY GET SET 10 ,. I ' ... BUBBLE BATH HAIR SPRAY oz. 24 REG. OR HARD TO HOLD 3 worship ASSORTED FRAORANC:IS SKILLET Retail Value lor 79c UMIT UMIT3 9:30 a. m., morning worstdP. 10;10 L m., evening worshiP, 7:30 p. m.; Wednesdq, Ou'lstlan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p~ m. aod prayer meetlrw, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir pracdce, 7 P. AUTO MIRitC! BOO sgc 185 Fully padded seat and bock. F0< All Sports 150 PER STORE Evenh UMIT ONI ..... ,.... $4.93 INSTAMATIC CAMERA KIT - · YoiH $1.69 PROCTOII-SILEX COLE MAl ADJUSJIBLE ~ CATALniO' " I 2 SLICE TOASTER HEATER ADJUSTS FROM 3000 to - LIMIT ONE ITU $2388 Includes: 124 Camero, FUm, Fla•h<ube, Balle<i• Wrist Strap ond Instruct!,...,, 40 PER STORE . LIMIT 1 PER CUSTDMIR Fu!ly Automatic Toalfing Selector Snap on Crumb Tray Chrome Cover $ 99 PER STORE LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER a. m. Cbriatlah Endeawr SW1da¥ ovonln(. 10:30 RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -SmdaySehool 9:30 a. m.; lO:SO a. m.; 30 Per SloN OR $ 00 CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS All Fw.• 3000 PtrQualily Slore LIMIT I 3gc PER C:USTOMER lmiiYIIot$1 ... 30 PER STORE LIMIT I Pll CUSTOMER SHETLAND INSULATED BOOTS QUAKER STATE Blendamatic· No. 9117 REGULAR $14.88 Rubber insulated 9 eyelet boot, o must for the s.portsman. 99 SUPER BLEND MOTOR OIL Worsb4l, SHAVER UMII' ONI PER c:uSTOMER 40 PR STORI ' ' ·~. $1299 11 a.m. Wed- !r'1't1 UNITED FAITH CHURCH Nease Settlement - Robert E, Smith, Sr., paetor. Qlnda.Y school aupt.. Roy Johnson. S u n d a Y school, 9:30 a.m.; worahip serviee, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. oaeh $mdoy. ¥outh mooting and ctdr practice, 6:30 p.m. each lbldoy. KENO CHURCH OF CHilETNorman McCain, auperlntendelL. Senlcee weekly lit 9:30 a. m. -heachlJw, flrlt and third Sumay at mootb by Charloo Ruloell ot 9;30"" m.. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST -Charles RWisell, pas.. tor, Rlebard Gilkey, Supt. Sunday School, 9;30 a. m.; Mornlrw Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Even1Jw: worahlp, 7 p.m. WedneldayBible Rudy, 7:30p.m. llf.()RGANIZED CHURCH IJF' Jetus Christ of Latter DaY Saint&, Portland ... n.ctne Road. Sunday School, 9:SO a. m.; 11omin~ Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday evemr. service at 7. Wednelday ewninc prayer service, 7:30. Pastor. Elder Frederick J. ~ TUPPERS PLAINS UNIU:D METIIODIST - Morning Worohlp 9:30 L m. at former EUB butldt,.. E"i>andOd SUndll)' Schooloes111011 for nursery to grade six children at former Methodist ~ nex at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. J am e • blrl. Stout, children's 11\Cierbundent. SUnday Church Sehool, adulto and BRADBURY CHURCH OF youth, 10:30 L m.; junior high, CHRJ81' - Qmdoy achool, 9:30 a. oenlor high and ,.... adults m. Glen. Evans, &lpt. Church Hrmeet ln former Methodist Church vlces, 10:30 a.m.; evening serfor SUnday Church SchooL Boyd vice, 7:30; Wednesday, prayer Hackney, y - ouperjnt<!IMient; services, 7:30 p.m. pool hlgb e ;n.t.~ · •• -tlllflln EVB bullcllng, GRAHAM UNITED METHOHollorl Vlno,..-d, s~ Adult Bl· DJ81' CHURCH - Preaching, 9:ble Clasa parQ<,Iaat:t.fordl,yeach SO a.m., First and Second Sllnmonth. Y - Followohlp oaeh dayl of each monthi 11drd and Smday, 6 p. m. in tormer Met;b.. Fourth ~~ each month, Worodlot bulldiJic, Dlolrlet youlll raJ, ship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wedly llrotMohlayoloachiiiOillh. nelday evenlDga at 7:30, Prayer LETART UNrl'ED YETHO- and Bible otucly. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION DJ81' CHURCH - First and Socmel !Qndoyl preaehlnll, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Portlanti-Bashan Third UM1 Fourtlt !mldll)'o, b· RlJid, Rev. E. J. GriMth,II"Slor. dl,)' SehoollO Lm., Woraldpaer- Sunday School, 9;30 L 01. i Hog• vleo 11 a.m.; 'llloadll)' ....UOS• er WUtred, Sq:lt. Sunil¥ worship ot 8 p.m., Prll)'er and Blblellu<b'. aervice, 7:30 p. m. PrlyermeetRUTLAND CHURCH OF TilE IJV, Tueoclor, 7:30 p, m., MD· NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. ford Frederick, clast leader. Grimm, Jr., J)Utor. sunday Youth FellO'IIt'ship, Friday, 7:30p, aehool, 9:30 a.m.; DIOI'Dlltg wor- m. Ernest Deeter, Ieeder; Roe· oblp, IO:SO Lm.; Y<JW1B J>OO- er wutred., Jr., preside& MASON ASSEMBI;Y CH\JRCH ple'a Mntee, 8:45p.m.; evanp. ~r Uotle oorvleeo, 7:30 p.m. Woclllloclor evening oorv1<e. 7:SO. FlOATING HEAD MODEL 20 A PERFECT GIFT s 88 96 PAIR PER STORE Morning Enni~ Wonhip, 7:30 p. m. Pnyer services, 7:30 p, m. Weclnelldll)'. SUnday School. Superl-nt, Poullne M<Cllnlock. Pa-, Rev. Morris M. Wolfe. AC AUTOLITE . GARBAGE 300 PRESSURE ALL NEW GALVANIZED CANS Ru10ol~ pastor. No1'o IIUIII C, Will, ·~ Sllndll,v School, 9:30 L m.; WorlhJ,p aervlce, -Ronnie LIMIT I 20 GALLOI #20221 e e • • $1199 m. R. Euaene Gill, paolor: Phil Wile, SQpt. DEXU:R CHURCH OF CHIUSf • 4QUART CABLES ' LAUREL CLIFF FREE METKOIIST CHURCH- Sondly School I FOOT WATCH THE GAME IN COMFORT Hniet~, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcoo r.elday prayer meetln& 7:30p.m. at 315 Main St., Pt. Plea on~ 9mc1oY nllld worohlp, 7 :SO. Suncllya 11 a. m.; Wednesda)'J THE DANVILLE WESLEY AN 8 p. m. All welcome. CHURCH- Charles Dozer,l)l,&tor; Adra Swick, Sunday School WTIRWGE UNIU:D METH~rinlondenl. Sundll)' School, ODIST - .Worship, ftratand third 9:30 L m.; Worship l!lervlce, Sundays of each month, Ut:45 L m.; secoRI and fourth Sundl)'a, 10:30 L m. Youth and Junior 7:30 9· m. ,.,...., Sehool, 9:45 )'outh service. 6:45 p, m. Evea. m. Christian Eadeavor, third Ill~ worahlp, 7:30. Pnyef and praise, Wednesda.l', 7:30. Saturday of each mondL OF GOD - Second st., MUOD, w. vo, Suodoy Sehool, 10 a.m. MOI'Ilinl worship, 11 a. m. Evu... loiiDDLEPORT HEATH UNITED plliUf" servtee, ..7:3t.J-p., m. Bible METHODIST- Max E. llonalllo, Study and _..- oonlce, Wed· mlnlller; Jamea IIHwl-, .. lldQ', 7:SO p, m, Cho-·Ten· !luldi,J IChoo1 _ . . , . _ - . Jiaotor. ~ '173-1133. ChUrch aeboOl, 9:30 a.m.; morn- - CARLETON clltJRCH IDe worlhlp, 10:30 a.m.; youth ....,. Rood. Slimy Sebool, 9:SO II100IIDII, a..lo.y, 6p.m. Choir re- ., m., Ralt>h carl. !qll. Wor1hlp hoaroal W-oclor. 7 p.m., choir aervlce, 10:30 a. m. IIIII 7:30 p. d l - . Ben Pllll-. l'rl1or m. a l - l Y • ._.,. meollqr, -lll!W•· oervt.., Woclneocloj', 8 p.m. Weclneoclor, 7:30 p. m, IITAil VAlli 7k Wll HOW WOULD YOU ANSWERP Yas _ _ No_Thaup I do worry, I teel there's a way to prevent it. ' Yes _ _ Ho _ _ Sometimthl I antasoJ;aiZI! people because ot IIJ'&Otions or attitude. I know there must be a way to correct this. Yes _ _ No_lt seems contral"Y to real! ty, but I teel that real happiness is something apart from THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . .. ALL fOR 'Hf CHURCH wealtn. power , or tame, Yea ____ No ____ There must be a practical way ot raising my family in a better world. The Church Ia the greo'"t fador on eorth for the buiWirt~~~ of character ond 9QOd cltiMnthlp. If is o atoreho1,1M of aplrlt· uol voluet. Without o akong Church, neithe1 democracy nor civilization can 1urvlve. lher. ore fvur .ound reaiOI'II why ev.oy penon 1hould ottend ..... vicet. revulorly and·~ lh. Churth. They ore' (1) For h.. own ~ake . (2) for hla chlldNn't .ah. (J) For the ~ake of hh eomonunlty arw:l nation. (.C) For the take ai the Chun:h ltletf, whkh ne.d1 hi1 morol gncl mo'-•iol IUpporf. Plc.n to go to thun:;h regularly gnd ...od )'0\lr Bible doily. A •yea• answer to any ot these questions is definite proof ot God's oonceru tor ·rou. God talks to man by mekiug him •reel• and •know• ot a better way ot living:. You teel discontent about present conditions, you sense •something better,• aome•here. That's God talking to you. Listen to him. ~ Come to church this Sunday. Read His Livia& word in the Bible. This ooUld be the ohanoe you've been wait- c~ iq tor. '* Jcrir,.,. A..,fi'CUOoot s...-., '""·· s,...'"""'· v.. Sunday Monday Wednesday Thursday I Corinthians Ephesians Deuteronom.,. II Samuel 8: 11 -20 10:23-33 16:5- U 3 : 14-21 With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is goc:xt ln famO.y and community life, this feature ls sponsored by the bualne~a firma and organizations whose namea appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE (Larry Dalley) BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Mll [\1",1\:,- HUNTINGfON, W. VA, WEST MAIN ST, POMEROY, 0. SUPPOR'l' 11IE CHURCH OP'YOVR CHOICE " LYONS MARKET GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. .. MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PI!, 667-3280 MIDDLEPOR1 PHONE 992-3284 TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPORT, 0 . SALES - ALLIS CHALMERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3435 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. 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Roush, Ill. 2 Cboshlre: Erlllll PhUIIpo, Ill. I Cl'OWII CIIY; Yirlll Jusllc:e, 588 Jackoon Pike; Mra, Erma D, Rchrta, RL 1 BJdWeU; Mn. Oral v. WauP. Eumca Slat 111.;( Mrs. Pnoton F. c.upo11our, 111.. J: Cr.awn ~7 T! TIJlCX", etfl ·- ror. PLENTY 01' I'BEE PARKING ''(/)llfliml,f, ltJ Sml/1~ MINI PLIAIAIII, Second Street Heir _114 ot SWit ••• '1/mL 61llblt:' ----~~------------·------- .. - ~"' MarWl ..' tmw; Ill. 3 P<iho - ; Mro. !;al!n.-'E.)(ccanlllj, JadUcllll' R41&1b' a>orrlill...., Rl. · · ~ P._ A. laU, R1. '1:0P HDII~ii:!-"-':f': • If. ~· RI.' I _AI-vi ·., llrll Wlll!li!llf. hlililllj.iW~.,r 1'1111 Ill's. *"- ~ •- · lltl, ~.. Qiijno~, JP, .......,.,.w, ,., •;... . !"'lnn- Apply 1;1y a 3} ca- "'""''"""m .._.It ~-wool. 11,;, ·• ... " .._...,.a& /1.,•. . . ,.,, ~ .. ., .. , EDDIUNITEDBRETHRmm semn,e 1 tsp,m.;~rme«CHRIST - likllll 'R. Blake, pu. . llll,· Tlllroclor, 7oSO p.m. lDr, Sunilo.Y ·s.llool, 10 o. m., MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP· Wlmlo Hollllllp~. OIIIII.Momltll. mT -Chari~W. - · HnllCII, U L m. EmlilW ..,... lor, E41- -·~School de Cbrlatlaa - - · P. . . . . . . . ..._ Suado1 Cbureb t,:so m~,Mn. ~Chqallor,preolo Satll -~~~~- . ~ .~lS+m,;Uornllw-­ lliiiP. · l011S, Sunday Bible. S11111J , •Bll!Jl!, BAI"'i'm TEMPLE, 11...mb1o, Oldo. ChllrdlMnloti oaCII Frldai"OIIblci ·7:10 liout, 7110 P.m. "* \.. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE Wl'nl A HART KENTUCKY FRIED cuiCKEN RAaNE,ORIO POJIEROY, OHIO 1.' )' '· , " ~ 'i' •.. x..,.··~. ~ ~' .,_ SWISHER & LOHSE TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE REXALL DRUGS WE f1LL ALL DOCTOR'S PIIE'lCRIP110NS so tp,m. J..ANilSVJLLE CHRl!ITIAN, 1 • Lanpv!U. VW01t, Rev. EuetM Mutlltr, - · woo;~ . · , · • · , ...... : • . . oenleolO:JO, Fea1,&al~. ·~~e~p Couillj U, Sc:hool 811J1L &nJoy School must m.- lli.QJli!.S/ia.'l!llh~ ,at 9:30 o •.m,; ~ niaJl! ...._. Mo!Wi .\sc::s OCII&'bf"ndiJan. Y1oo 7:30p.m. Mldlrlai< ·IOI'viot 31, t...... .. . . ""boJin ...... ,,_.,. M8lila&?~,i ' Die. 31, 1Ni ..;, ... ~"'* to ' ~ · , ATHENS RD. 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Bible 'SIIIIIJ oadl Wod. , , 0 , lllal 'lbi-!l.,;io.r-. 1tq.p~ • . . . ....., ai.J::IO 11.1!1... • :\.:::-''c. J , Dlnl4 + ._, 1 .. Mrs. Roy Howoll, Mrs. Ellubotll Jolly, Mrs, Olarleo W, Jones, Mra. Mlchlll: R. Mciii•W~J, lllra. Dowey Mulllno, Van B. Robblno, U!arleo E. Roollh, Mra. Georp W, So.U.., WWiam F. ~Ires, Mrs. Jmn R. Tlaekor, James Walter&, lllro. Walter C. Wlaeman, Mra. stanley IL Doll and MfL Domlo E. McKlllliO)' and lniUI. daU!Ihlor, ~·,~p a Freneh, Jr. . _.. Wool Growen to ~-10011 1 c·~li•t,..c..!!.,il!.:_~p:..aa... - Dlscharp1 Mr1. Clair H. Athe)'1 Mrs. N~ T. Clark, Thomas A. IJun. can, Francis L. Dunllp, Elmer Gee,-, Mra. Clltrord L. Harper, ROYAL OAK PARK IISTAUWcf t - ~~! ~··· - ' "' - ' .. .. . ' I'OIIIiUiJt. 0. 1:. MAIN $'1'. . h> ·H , ;.:1 ....,¥t:,;.:,~.-- .. 11fl· �' 9 - ' r' •, ' o• - fi The Dilly Scnlln.:l, l'omoroy-Mlddleport. D . - .. o., .-;- •\" ' ' • -~ ---- ~.- ' '" Frida,), December 6, 1968 OLD DEX '1'1!: It (WI-!~~:>>X.:~:::~::..::=:~:::::;:~:::::::::::::::::=::::-;:-r.:·:::-::·x-;-;.;.;.:~x-:·:·:!'":"lh·I:WU.~/~/1.!'~: :t~ ~ o ------- . -... - .. 8:20. Mid-week tnJOf meet1111:, Wedneaday, p. m.,Mrs. Mazie llollbwv. eluol-. POMEROY LOW,t;R LIGHT Church - u.:rriiOnVJiie Rold - a... Roy Taylor, pallor; wn. Uam Reeves, Slnda.Y sehoolaupt. 9.lndiQ' , achool, 9:30 a.m.; worlhlp· service, 10:30 a.m.; even(llj! worlbll), 7:SO p.m.; 111'810r and pralae service, Thursdl¥, MT, HERMON UNITED 7:30p.m. UNITED FAITII CHURCH of BRETHREN 1111 CHRIST Rev. WESLEY AN IJNITED METHONease Settlement, Sunday School Menzel Smith, pastor. S u n day DIST CHURCH, Raell>o - W. Superintendent, R o ~ Jotmaon, Dalo McC1ur1, paotor. Sundll)' School, 9:30 a. m.; Ruasell SpenYouth meetJng, 6:30, Surdlly. cer, s~t.; Alfred Wolfe, aaslst- School, 9:30 a. m.;WorlhlpH"" ant. Morning Sermon 11 L m., h:e, 10:30 L m.; Bible stulb, SYRACUSE f1RST UNIU:D evening sermon,7:30p. m.,llc.er .. Woclne~, 7:30p. m.;U.N.Y.F. PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Llnaon rw.U~ eacll SuiXII.Y. Class meet- 7 p.m. eachSunday;JunlorChoir SteWJina, pastor•. Sundl.1 aehool, ing 11 L m.. alt.ernau ..r sw.tay practice, WedneJda¥, 3:15p.m.; 9:30 I.Rl.i worship service, 10:~ morniJW"s. David Holter, cIa a 1 Senior Choir practice, "nlurldly, 30 a.m.; Bible ~~and prayer leader. Christian Etw:!eavor, 7:30 7:30 p. m. i Wesleyan Serviee service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. p, m. every oUter Sunday eve- Guild, fourth Monda)' each month Ding. Jean Sexson, president. at 7:30 p. m.; H16)1))' Husders claas meeting, fourth Friday of Pl'l)'er meeting, 7:30 p, m. every POMEROY 'FmST BAPTI91' Wednesday. ~rd meeting, 7:30 eacll month, 6 p. m.; W,S.C.S., John WUea, ~ acbool IUJit. &lnday sdlool, 9:30 Lm.; p. m., ftrst Monday of month. second Frida)' each month, 7:30 POMEROY TRlNITY UNITED p, m.; Otaclal Board. second morning worohlp, IO:SO a.m.; CHURCH OF CHRJST- ReY. W. Monday each month, 7:30 p, m. BYF, 6 p.m. Bible otucly, Wocl.PORTLAND UNITED METIIOa.ldi.Y, 7 p.m.; choir pradlce, H. Perrin, pastor. Palriek D. Wood, Supt. Sundll)' Scbool, 9:15 D~T CHURCH - W. Dale Mc8:30 p.m., Wednesday. L m.; WorsbJP, 10:25 a. m. Clurg, pastor. Sunday School. Youth ehoir rehearsal, Monday, 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 7:30 MT. UNION HAPTIST - Rev. 6:30 p, m. Mra, Marvin Burt, p. m.; Official Board, OrstSunday Cedi Cox, pastor. Sunday Scllool director; Senior choir rehearsal, auperlntendellt., E " r 1 starkey, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Mrs. Paul each month, 8:30 p, m. OAK GROVE UNITED METH(). Sunday School, 9:45 LM.; Sunday Neue, director. 11mrsday. all DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Meevening worship, 7:30; Wednes- day, Busy Bee quilting party ln Clurg, pastor. Sullday School, L0day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 church soelal room, :30 a. m.; Worship service, 9:30 o.m. RUTLAND C H U R C H OF a. ~. first aM tlllrd Sundll'S SUTTON UNITED METHO. CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Me- pastor; V. H. Braley, &t>t.; Sun- each motW.h. THE RUTLAND -METHODIST Clurg, pastor. Sunda.Y Sch<d, day school, 9:30 a. m.; comCHURCH - Rev. C. J. Lemley, 10:30 a. m.; Worlhlp service, munion and worship service, 10:pastor. Churcll School,9:30a.m.; 9:30 L m., second and fourth 30 a.m.; pra)'er meeting, Thurs- Worslllp service, 10:30 a, m. doy, 7:30p.m. SunlaJI each month. ZIO!'; CHURCH OF CIIIUST CHD>TER METHODIST Charge CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Pomeroy - IlarrlsonvHle Road. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, putor. John Webster, pastor; Ra)· LitGnte, pastor, Worship service, CHESTER: Worship, 9 a. m.; de, Sunday school superintenSunday School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. 11 L m. and 7:30p.m., Surd~. Waid Spencer, Supt. FLAT· dent. Surda:y school, 9:30 a.m.; Sundll)' Sehool, 9:30 a.m. Richard Barton. Supt., Charles Sis- WOODS: Church School, Sunday, morning worship, 10:30; Sunday sell, asslatantsupt. Pr~er meet- 11 a. m., John BailY, supt. Wor• evening service, 7; prayer meet· ship service alternates with Al· lng, Wednesday, 7 p.m. ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. fred and Flatwoods. Service• ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriSunday morning or event~. of HABRISONVILLE PRESB¥· an EJweJ, pastor. Morning woreach week. TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee. ship, 9 a. m.; Sunday SchooJ, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Sunday School Superintendent. 10:30 a. m. Church - Ptaneroy, Mulberry Sundly Sehool, 9:30 .. m. SunST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 Heights Road, north fl. Veterans day service, 8 p. m., the Rev. E, Second St., Pomeroy, Stmday Memorial Hospital. Phillip Gag· Max Donahue or Middleport -er, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. School, 10 a.m.; Worship service speaking. m., Bible Study andprltYer meet- 11 a. m. SYRACUSE t:NITED METHOing. Saturday: Sabbath School, JEHOV All'S WITNESSES, Lar· DL"iT CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ry Carnahan, pres~ mbdster, 10:30 a. m.; Worship, 9:30 a. m. Sellers, pastor. Sur.tay School, F1RST UNITED PRESBYTER• Swlday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; IAN CHURCH Middleport, 9:30 a. m., Ben Quisenberry, Watch Tower Jtudy, 10:30 a.m.; S1.41t. Morning worship. 10:30 L Wednellday: Bible study, 7 p. m. Guest Minister, James Buchan- m., first and third Sundays eacll an, Sunday School SuperintenThurllday: Ministry ochool, 7 p. Evening evangelistic denL Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. month. m. Service meetlrw, 8 p. m. serviee, 7:30 p. m.• secorXI and Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTfourth Surda,ys. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed~11011 Weekley, CARMEL UNITED METilOnoljlaY. pastiii' • •llilll' olu_,SunME~; ' DL~T tHORCII - Rev. Paul A. dll,v, 10 • WorahlpandprellCh· ASBURY UNITED Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, tng, 10:55 a. m.; Sunlllo' evening DlST, Syracuse - Rev. Wenlell 9:30 a. m.j Wayne Roush, SupL service, 7;30. Bible study Studer, pastor. Sunday School, Morning worship, 10:30 L m., elasses, Wedne&da..Y, 7:30 p.m. 10 L m.; Carroll Norris, SUpt. second and fourthSunda,ysoteach GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main Worship service, 11 L rn.; MYF month. Evening evangelistic 6 p. m. Sundl,y . Prayer meeting service, 8 p. m. second a n d St., Pomeroy. Church achool eacb Suodoy ot IO:SO Lm. 1blrd ~­ Wednesday, 8 p. m. third Sunday each month. • POMEROY CHURCH OF THE ""' of each month no morning oervlee, Holy communion, 7 :SO NAZAREl'IE- Corner IAUonand ENTERPRISE UNITED METHMulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Herder· ODIST - Rev. William Airson, p.m. son. pastor. Swxtay School, 9:3(1 ~ Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Sq)t.; SOUTH BETIIEL UNITED L m.; Raymond Walburn, Supt. Eldon Weeks, Ass'L Worsllip serMETIIODIST - Worship, secom Morning worship, 10:30 L m.; vices, 9:30 a.m.; SurXIa,y &hool, and lourth Sunday, 10:30 L m.: Evealng Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- 10:30 a.m.; Youth fellowship, tlrat and third Sundays, 7:30p.m. week service. Wednesdi.Y, 7:30 6:30. Wednesday: Choir, 6:15 p. Sunday School, 9:30 L rn. Youth p.m. m.: Bible Study, 7:30. Fellowship, 6 p. m. each SUnday FORFST RUN UNIU:D METHCHURCH OF CHIRST - Mid· at T\c)pers Plaina United MetlloODIST Rev. Wondoll G. Stu!dleport, 5th and Malo. Jack dlst Church. ler, Pl&tor. Worship servlce, 9 Scltes, supt. Bible School, 9:30 CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- L m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m. a. m.; Momi~ lVorship, 10:30 a. Tile ROY, Chester Bryant, pastor. Mrs. Fred Nease, ~t. m.; Ewnlng worship, 7:30p.m.; Sunda3 Sehool, 9:30 L m.i WorMINERSVILLE U N I T E Dl Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. lld,p service, 11 B. Moi Ewnbw METHODIST R W nden m. Rev. Raulin Moyer, ..stor. 'M)J'Ihlp, 7:30p.m. Prayer senov. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE lee, Tuelday, 7:30 p. m. Y~ Studer, .-ator. Sunday School, -Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, Service, '11luraday, 7:30 p. m. 9 L m.; Keooeth W1agens, SqJt. .ltBstor. Lester Ta.ylor,Sl4Jt.,Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning Molllllly sbws, Drat Saturday at Worship service, 10 a. m. -hmootll. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE Worship, 10:30 L m.; Junior SoHEMLOCK GROVE CHRJS. NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, eiety, 6:30 p.m.; NYPS, 6:45 p.. 11AN Church - James &nith, pastor. 8 o b Moore, Sunday m. &mc~a.y EvalpllsUc meetl!V, Pastor; Robert Paulsen, ~ Sehool SUPt. Sunday School class- 7:SO p, m. Prayer m-.w, Wed-. 1ehool aupt. Momil'll servlee, es for aU aps, 9:30 Lm.t Mor• n~~lday, 7:30 p, m. THE SALVATION ARMY -Ell· 9:30 a.m.; ~ school, 10:4!; bw Worship, 10:30 Lm.; NYPS a.m.; youth meetmg, 6:U p.m. SUnday 6:30 p.m.: Evangellatle "'l' Rill' S. Wlnlllfl, olllcer In Serrice Sunday 7:30p.m.; Mid- cbargtl. Sunday, 10 a.m.,HollSILVER RUN FREE WILL week Pra,yer meeting Wedne&- neaa meeting; 10:30 a. m. SUnBAPTIST_ Rev. C.dlll Atldna, day 7:30p.m.; Missionary Meet, dll,v School. Young People's LeRlcllanl Flllk.~· Ill~ Second Weclneoclor or each gton, 7 p. m,; Solvoll.., moothw, School ~- SUnclay moolh 7:30 p,m. 7:SO p, m,; Thurlldll)', 1 lo 3 p. School, 10 L m.; W...uq,, 7:30 MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL- m.: Lodles Hame LA>aguo; 7p,m. -~- .__....- . Prep classes. p.m. P -~ .....---.., The Rev. Harold CUml_...am, ,..,, APTIST ~•• 7o30 p, m. Choir J)l'letlee, 'llloo- pastor, Charita Lambert, su... MT, MORIAH B -· day, 7 p,. m. day School Sit»'- Corner SecmrJ dleport, corner ~ Foortb and and Pomeroy su.. Mason, w. Main st. Robert Jackaon,paator. CARLETON CHURCH-Klrp. VL; SUnday school, 9:45 a.m.j Suncii.)'Sebool, 9:~ a. m.iMom· bur)' R&*. The Rev. Jay Stues, worahlp aervlce, 11. Wednea- bw worship, lO:ab a.m., Arnold l!qb car~ S. s. ~qJt. dll,v eV8nlng, trallll.ng union, 7: Rlehudo, ...-, SUndi¥ Sehool, 1:30 a, m. Wor- pn,yer service, 7:4$. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST ahlp lll'viee, 10:30 a. m. and R 0 C K SPRINGS UNIU:D a ... Samuel J, Jaekoon, pastor, 7:SO P. m. alter.wty, Pr~Jer METIIODIST - c. J. Lemley, ~hoooenll <e, 9 =SO o,Mm,;GoSun10 urvlee Meh WedntiiiiJ, 7r30 putori Hanild Blackston, church day .x , a. m., rs. rP.m. oehool .....-mte.ndonL Morning =~~'::'m.~stw;"l'll"! POMEROY CHURCH OF ,....111111), 9.SO L 111.1 church ,_ Unl Drill and ....... Sua· CHRIST- 11obrt ll Wmd, paotdlool, 10:15 a.m.; e-ng wor"';'. 111 30 p, m • Mra. Mil')' tor. SUndly Blblo Slully, 9:30 a. ohlp, 7:SOI MYF Sunday, 6:30 Woods, ~sldert. " m.; . Mwnl!W Worohlp, 10:SO; p.m. PriJer meot1111 and Bible HYSELL RUN FREE METIIDYouth meet:lnc. 8:30 p. m.; Eve- atud)', Weclne&dl,)", 7:30p.m. Ad- DIS'II··- Rev. Cecil J. Wise, pal• nllw worohlp, 7:30. llld-W..k mlnlllntlvo Council moetlrw, lor, SUnclay S<hool, 91 a. m.; oervlce, Wocl-,y, 7:38 p.m. llrol MoRiay or each lftO!Ith, 7:- - . _ Worahlp, 10:30; Emlh1r Junior choir .Praetlce, FrkiiJr, 3ctp.m. . worlldp. 7:30; YOUill' Peopteta MOI!NING STAR UNITI:D METIIODLc;;T CIIUUCJ1 - Uev. TIONAL oruucn - 11ov. wulard Dutcher, pastor. Mra. Wor- W1U1am Airaon, PIStol'i J o h B lhle, ~i Roy Van Meter, As1t. s..p. Surdl)' School, 9:45 .. m.; Mondrw Worehip, 10:45 L m.; oorvleeo first and lhird SUndly Pl'IYer meetlrw, 7:30 J, m. Tt.or~, Fred E. Smith, tay. lNder. Yooth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. CONGUEG ~ 1.ao treetory or ~;:~~:C~:""~o:,~ A ch h L-L~!!~m;>:·:·:•x·>w!!,!.:~~-J :~:~~;~~~::. ;!j BETHANY UNITED METIIODIST CHURCH ~ Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Mond..r worship, 9:30 L m.; Sandal School, 10:30 a. m. Blythe 1belaa. Supt. Youth Fellowahl.p, 6:30 p. m. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY evening with Rev. Caito, WecL .... aCHURCH-118¥. Amoa Tllllopuday evening prayer senicea at tor. ~ aebool, 9:30 a.m.; 7:45. Lee Burnem, superintendent; ALFRED METHODI8I', Pearl A, Caoto, pastor- &mda,y'S<hool at 9:30. Lloyd DIUinger, ~t.­ \Vorahip aervleea at 10:45, with _.. Vere SWartz, lay-leader. Worehip aervteea at 7 :4S &indll SATURDAY DEC. 7, 1968 ONLY GET SET 10 ,. I ' ... BUBBLE BATH HAIR SPRAY oz. 24 REG. OR HARD TO HOLD 3 worship ASSORTED FRAORANC:IS SKILLET Retail Value lor 79c UMIT UMIT3 9:30 a. m., morning worstdP. 10;10 L m., evening worshiP, 7:30 p. m.; Wednesdq, Ou'lstlan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p~ m. aod prayer meetlrw, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir pracdce, 7 P. AUTO MIRitC! 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Cbriatlah Endeawr SW1da¥ ovonln(. 10:30 RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -SmdaySehool 9:30 a. m.; lO:SO a. m.; 30 Per SloN OR $ 00 CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS All Fw.• 3000 PtrQualily Slore LIMIT I 3gc PER C:USTOMER lmiiYIIot$1 ... 30 PER STORE LIMIT I Pll CUSTOMER SHETLAND INSULATED BOOTS QUAKER STATE Blendamatic· No. 9117 REGULAR $14.88 Rubber insulated 9 eyelet boot, o must for the s.portsman. 99 SUPER BLEND MOTOR OIL Worsb4l, SHAVER UMII' ONI PER c:uSTOMER 40 PR STORI ' ' ·~. $1299 11 a.m. Wed- !r'1't1 UNITED FAITH CHURCH Nease Settlement - Robert E, Smith, Sr., paetor. Qlnda.Y school aupt.. Roy Johnson. S u n d a Y school, 9:30 a.m.; worahip serviee, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. oaeh $mdoy. ¥outh mooting and ctdr practice, 6:30 p.m. each lbldoy. KENO CHURCH OF CHilETNorman McCain, auperlntendelL. Senlcee weekly lit 9:30 a. m. -heachlJw, flrlt and third Sumay at mootb by Charloo Ruloell ot 9;30"" m.. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST -Charles RWisell, pas.. tor, Rlebard Gilkey, Supt. Sunday School, 9;30 a. m.; Mornlrw Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Even1Jw: worahlp, 7 p.m. WedneldayBible Rudy, 7:30p.m. llf.()RGANIZED CHURCH IJF' Jetus Christ of Latter DaY Saint&, Portland ... n.ctne Road. Sunday School, 9:SO a. m.; 11omin~ Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday evemr. service at 7. Wednelday ewninc prayer service, 7:30. Pastor. Elder Frederick J. ~ TUPPERS PLAINS UNIU:D METIIODIST - Morning Worohlp 9:30 L m. at former EUB butldt,.. E"i>andOd SUndll)' Schooloes111011 for nursery to grade six children at former Methodist ~ nex at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. J am e • blrl. Stout, children's 11\Cierbundent. SUnday Church Sehool, adulto and BRADBURY CHURCH OF youth, 10:30 L m.; junior high, CHRJ81' - Qmdoy achool, 9:30 a. oenlor high and ,.... adults m. Glen. Evans, &lpt. Church Hrmeet ln former Methodist Church vlces, 10:30 a.m.; evening serfor SUnday Church SchooL Boyd vice, 7:30; Wednesday, prayer Hackney, y - ouperjnt<!IMient; services, 7:30 p.m. pool hlgb e ;n.t.~ · •• -tlllflln EVB bullcllng, GRAHAM UNITED METHOHollorl Vlno,..-d, s~ Adult Bl· DJ81' CHURCH - Preaching, 9:ble Clasa parQ<,Iaat:t.fordl,yeach SO a.m., First and Second Sllnmonth. Y - Followohlp oaeh dayl of each monthi 11drd and Smday, 6 p. m. in tormer Met;b.. Fourth ~~ each month, Worodlot bulldiJic, Dlolrlet youlll raJ, ship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wedly llrotMohlayoloachiiiOillh. nelday evenlDga at 7:30, Prayer LETART UNrl'ED YETHO- and Bible otucly. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION DJ81' CHURCH - First and Socmel !Qndoyl preaehlnll, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Portlanti-Bashan Third UM1 Fourtlt !mldll)'o, b· RlJid, Rev. E. J. GriMth,II"Slor. dl,)' SehoollO Lm., Woraldpaer- Sunday School, 9;30 L 01. i Hog• vleo 11 a.m.; 'llloadll)' ....UOS• er WUtred, Sq:lt. Sunil¥ worship ot 8 p.m., Prll)'er and Blblellu<b'. aervice, 7:30 p. m. PrlyermeetRUTLAND CHURCH OF TilE IJV, Tueoclor, 7:30 p, m., MD· NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. ford Frederick, clast leader. Grimm, Jr., J)Utor. sunday Youth FellO'IIt'ship, Friday, 7:30p, aehool, 9:30 a.m.; DIOI'Dlltg wor- m. Ernest Deeter, Ieeder; Roe· oblp, IO:SO Lm.; Y<JW1B J>OO- er wutred., Jr., preside& MASON ASSEMBI;Y CH\JRCH ple'a Mntee, 8:45p.m.; evanp. ~r Uotle oorvleeo, 7:30 p.m. Woclllloclor evening oorv1<e. 7:SO. FlOATING HEAD MODEL 20 A PERFECT GIFT s 88 96 PAIR PER STORE Morning Enni~ Wonhip, 7:30 p. m. Pnyer services, 7:30 p, m. Weclnelldll)'. SUnday School. Superl-nt, Poullne M<Cllnlock. Pa-, Rev. Morris M. Wolfe. AC AUTOLITE . GARBAGE 300 PRESSURE ALL NEW GALVANIZED CANS Ru10ol~ pastor. No1'o IIUIII C, Will, ·~ Sllndll,v School, 9:30 L m.; WorlhJ,p aervlce, -Ronnie LIMIT I 20 GALLOI #20221 e e • • $1199 m. R. Euaene Gill, paolor: Phil Wile, SQpt. DEXU:R CHURCH OF CHIUSf • 4QUART CABLES ' LAUREL CLIFF FREE METKOIIST CHURCH- Sondly School I FOOT WATCH THE GAME IN COMFORT Hniet~, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcoo r.elday prayer meetln& 7:30p.m. at 315 Main St., Pt. Plea on~ 9mc1oY nllld worohlp, 7 :SO. Suncllya 11 a. m.; Wednesda)'J THE DANVILLE WESLEY AN 8 p. m. All welcome. CHURCH- Charles Dozer,l)l,&tor; Adra Swick, Sunday School WTIRWGE UNIU:D METH~rinlondenl. Sundll)' School, ODIST - .Worship, ftratand third 9:30 L m.; Worship l!lervlce, Sundays of each month, Ut:45 L m.; secoRI and fourth Sundl)'a, 10:30 L m. Youth and Junior 7:30 9· m. ,.,...., Sehool, 9:45 )'outh service. 6:45 p, m. Evea. m. Christian Eadeavor, third Ill~ worahlp, 7:30. Pnyef and praise, Wednesda.l', 7:30. Saturday of each mondL OF GOD - Second st., MUOD, w. vo, Suodoy Sehool, 10 a.m. MOI'Ilinl worship, 11 a. m. Evu... loiiDDLEPORT HEATH UNITED plliUf" servtee, ..7:3t.J-p., m. Bible METHODIST- Max E. llonalllo, Study and _..- oonlce, Wed· mlnlller; Jamea IIHwl-, .. lldQ', 7:SO p, m, Cho-·Ten· !luldi,J IChoo1 _ . . , . _ - . Jiaotor. ~ '173-1133. ChUrch aeboOl, 9:30 a.m.; morn- - CARLETON clltJRCH IDe worlhlp, 10:30 a.m.; youth ....,. Rood. Slimy Sebool, 9:SO II100IIDII, a..lo.y, 6p.m. Choir re- ., m., Ralt>h carl. !qll. Wor1hlp hoaroal W-oclor. 7 p.m., choir aervlce, 10:30 a. m. IIIII 7:30 p. d l - . Ben Pllll-. l'rl1or m. a l - l Y • ._.,. meollqr, -lll!W•· oervt.., Woclneocloj', 8 p.m. Weclneoclor, 7:30 p. m, IITAil VAlli 7k Wll HOW WOULD YOU ANSWERP Yas _ _ No_Thaup I do worry, I teel there's a way to prevent it. ' Yes _ _ Ho _ _ Sometimthl I antasoJ;aiZI! people because ot IIJ'&Otions or attitude. I know there must be a way to correct this. Yes _ _ No_lt seems contral"Y to real! ty, but I teel that real happiness is something apart from THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . .. ALL fOR 'Hf CHURCH wealtn. power , or tame, Yea ____ No ____ There must be a practical way ot raising my family in a better world. The Church Ia the greo'"t fador on eorth for the buiWirt~~~ of character ond 9QOd cltiMnthlp. If is o atoreho1,1M of aplrlt· uol voluet. Without o akong Church, neithe1 democracy nor civilization can 1urvlve. lher. ore fvur .ound reaiOI'II why ev.oy penon 1hould ottend ..... vicet. revulorly and·~ lh. Churth. They ore' (1) For h.. own ~ake . (2) for hla chlldNn't .ah. (J) For the ~ake of hh eomonunlty arw:l nation. (.C) For the take ai the Chun:h ltletf, whkh ne.d1 hi1 morol gncl mo'-•iol IUpporf. Plc.n to go to thun:;h regularly gnd ...od )'0\lr Bible doily. A •yea• answer to any ot these questions is definite proof ot God's oonceru tor ·rou. God talks to man by mekiug him •reel• and •know• ot a better way ot living:. You teel discontent about present conditions, you sense •something better,• aome•here. That's God talking to you. Listen to him. ~ Come to church this Sunday. Read His Livia& word in the Bible. This ooUld be the ohanoe you've been wait- c~ iq tor. '* Jcrir,.,. A..,fi'CUOoot s...-., '""·· s,...'"""'· v.. Sunday Monday Wednesday Thursday I Corinthians Ephesians Deuteronom.,. II Samuel 8: 11 -20 10:23-33 16:5- U 3 : 14-21 With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is goc:xt ln famO.y and community life, this feature ls sponsored by the bualne~a firma and organizations whose namea appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE (Larry Dalley) BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Mll [\1",1\:,- HUNTINGfON, W. VA, WEST MAIN ST, POMEROY, 0. SUPPOR'l' 11IE CHURCH OP'YOVR CHOICE " LYONS MARKET GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. .. MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PI!, 667-3280 MIDDLEPOR1 PHONE 992-3284 TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPORT, 0 . SALES - ALLIS CHALMERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3435 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. ORIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OtDO BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. ° RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE Mercury- Comet- Ealilsh Ford 593-11601 ATIIENS, 0. 85 N. COURT ST. UDcolB - MIDDLEPORT, ORIO LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILLIS ANTHONY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBtrrORS OF IUGH GRADE COAL WEST COWMBIA, W, VA. PLUMBING AND HEATING 99Z.2Sli0 240 LINCOLN ST. MIDDLEPORT 11"-· MlnEL'S SISTER SMALL TALK fUNTASTIC:'S SILLY OR BABY SMALL WALK DOLLS AS SEEN ON TV YOUR CHOICE GAS UNI .um.AIIZI e FOR fASTER $1ARTING $100 FULL FRONT RUBBER AUTO FLOOR MAT INDOOI FUN WITH COLORED SAND. IT'S FUN IT'S FUNT ASTICI RETAil VALUE $Ut e PREYENTS fiiEEZE-UP CHOICE OF ASSORTED COLORS ID Pll STOtll LIMIT ONI PIR C:U5TOMER mAl. YAlUI $Ut Holzer Medical Center, First Ave, Vlsltl!W houri 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenti only on Pediatric• Wan!. Admlealona Mrs. Leslor L. Rouoh, 1093 Sunoet Dr.; Mro. Angol G. Ado ams, Rt. 1 Galllpolla; M r a. Cbarleo B. RobllliOO, RL 2 Jll6. woll; I.A!tter D. Roush, Ill. 2 Cboshlre: Erlllll PhUIIpo, Ill. I Cl'OWII CIIY; Yirlll Jusllc:e, 588 Jackoon Pike; Mra, Erma D, Rchrta, RL 1 BJdWeU; Mn. Oral v. WauP. Eumca Slat 111.;( Mrs. Pnoton F. c.upo11our, 111.. J: Cr.awn ~7 T! TIJlCX", etfl ·- ror. PLENTY 01' I'BEE PARKING ''(/)llfliml,f, ltJ Sml/1~ MINI PLIAIAIII, Second Street Heir _114 ot SWit ••• '1/mL 61llblt:' ----~~------------·------- .. - ~"' MarWl ..' tmw; Ill. 3 P<iho - ; Mro. !;al!n.-'E.)(ccanlllj, JadUcllll' R41&1b' a>orrlill...., Rl. · · ~ P._ A. laU, R1. '1:0P HDII~ii:!-"-':f': • If. ~· RI.' I _AI-vi ·., llrll Wlll!li!llf. hlililllj.iW~.,r 1'1111 Ill's. *"- ~ •- · lltl, ~.. Qiijno~, JP, .......,.,.w, ,., •;... . !"'lnn- Apply 1;1y a 3} ca- "'""''"""m .._.It ~-wool. 11,;, ·• ... " .._...,.a& /1.,•. . . ,.,, ~ .. ., .. , EDDIUNITEDBRETHRmm semn,e 1 tsp,m.;~rme«CHRIST - likllll 'R. Blake, pu. . llll,· Tlllroclor, 7oSO p.m. lDr, Sunilo.Y ·s.llool, 10 o. m., MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP· Wlmlo Hollllllp~. OIIIII.Momltll. mT -Chari~W. - · HnllCII, U L m. EmlilW ..,... lor, E41- -·~School de Cbrlatlaa - - · P. . . . . . . . ..._ Suado1 Cbureb t,:so m~,Mn. ~Chqallor,preolo Satll -~~~~- . ~ .~lS+m,;Uornllw-­ lliiiP. · l011S, Sunday Bible. S11111J , •Bll!Jl!, BAI"'i'm TEMPLE, 11...mb1o, Oldo. ChllrdlMnloti oaCII Frldai"OIIblci ·7:10 liout, 7110 P.m. "* \.. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE Wl'nl A HART KENTUCKY FRIED cuiCKEN RAaNE,ORIO POJIEROY, OHIO 1.' )' '· , " ~ 'i' •.. x..,.··~. ~ ~' .,_ SWISHER & LOHSE TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE REXALL DRUGS WE f1LL ALL DOCTOR'S PIIE'lCRIP110NS so tp,m. J..ANilSVJLLE CHRl!ITIAN, 1 • Lanpv!U. VW01t, Rev. EuetM Mutlltr, - · woo;~ . · , · • · , ...... : • . . oenleolO:JO, Fea1,&al~. ·~~e~p Couillj U, Sc:hool 811J1L &nJoy School must m.- lli.QJli!.S/ia.'l!llh~ ,at 9:30 o •.m,; ~ niaJl! ...._. Mo!Wi .\sc::s OCII&'bf"ndiJan. Y1oo 7:30p.m. Mldlrlai< ·IOI'viot 31, t...... .. . . ""boJin ...... ,,_.,. M8lila&?~,i ' Die. 31, 1Ni ..;, ... ~"'* to ' ~ · , ATHENS RD. POMEROY,O. 9192-6098 ~ FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET :i;. , ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIa FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING 11"-. . ~ PAINTS AND GENERAL HARDWARE 'ltiPPERS PLAINS, 0. POMEROY, 0. RACINE PLANING Mill K & C JEWEI1IS KUPSAIIE IIIAIIOND 1UNilS llUlLDING SUPPLwi " MILLWORK GENERAL CONTRACTING . U2 t:. IIWN S'f.. PRONE 99:1-49'18 illtw fnl"' WocllW- no- ...loo, 7,atl p.m, 'l'liiN ·.,., · · , live eer.3J'11: al:.'l:r0:: '.. year. n;; muot be at 1•1111 lwo cllll!i' the 1141111. n'umber• 11 ... four, ·. ,:,. ~·::~, ..~' 'r'" .,•.'1(;'' v , ;.. _. . _ , "' • • 't' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE . PHONE.I83-4Ul . ' i';"< ,..,_ ., .,, . .IOMISDitM-11 ,~ , if<• N. SECOND AVI. ' lllliDJ.EPORT, 0. \/' ' - ~'"'-'• . POMEROY, 0. . ' ln~ ~illvo,.,. 11VIiPPII<:alllll.· ~are.., P:tf..t;.!*- • .1 • , ~ 11*0tn Ai!rU i!' •• ~~ ~.m. l'ulior K• -~ lit Ill. · , , 'l'lli ~rod- i1U1at Pr.i- a ~ All wool ~ 'R~ S o - Ba P II ot VL ~'!' flo'eail ,llpocllilor!e- Die. 31, 1988 *IU lie uniiOrt h o Chllr&. Bible 'SIIIIIJ oadl Wod. , , 0 , lllal 'lbi-!l.,;io.r-. 1tq.p~ • . . . ....., ai.J::IO 11.1!1... • :\.:::-''c. J , Dlnl4 + ._, 1 .. Mrs. Roy Howoll, Mrs. Ellubotll Jolly, Mrs, Olarleo W, Jones, Mra. Mlchlll: R. Mciii•W~J, lllra. Dowey Mulllno, Van B. Robblno, U!arleo E. Roollh, Mra. Georp W, So.U.., WWiam F. ~Ires, Mrs. Jmn R. Tlaekor, James Walter&, lllro. Walter C. Wlaeman, Mra. stanley IL Doll and MfL Domlo E. McKlllliO)' and lniUI. daU!Ihlor, ~·,~p a Freneh, Jr. . _.. Wool Growen to ~-10011 1 c·~li•t,..c..!!.,il!.:_~p:..aa... - Dlscharp1 Mr1. Clair H. Athe)'1 Mrs. N~ T. Clark, Thomas A. IJun. can, Francis L. Dunllp, Elmer Gee,-, Mra. Clltrord L. Harper, ROYAL OAK PARK IISTAUWcf t - ~~! ~··· - ' "' - ' .. .. . ' I'OIIIiUiJt. 0. 1:. MAIN $'1'. . h> ·H , ;.:1 ....,¥t:,;.:,~.-- .. 11fl· �- .. -· .. -- ···· -----· - -..-- .... ~ ~- • • • • _ ,. ._ - ..... - - - - - - · ;oo--- - -... ...,. ..... ,"',_',.4.,,.,.,..,.,..,..,,_pz.,,....,...._.•,..,.,.,.,..,,,.,.,- ... ...-or ... - ~·~•~•~•~•...,.•~·~ ., .. . .. . " ,.. .. ( ...... ..... _,. P' . . , ,.... .. _, ~ r- ... - - .... . . . • 10 - Tho lloJI1 S.nt!aol, p-~ 0.. f'rldoy, - II. 1968 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top·Grade Results 5 11.111. WANT AD INfOIMA TIOH DEADLINES O.r lei- P"-li~etlen 2 MaR411r 0..411M 9 • • -. Ca11Callet4-• & c.,~uefta Will lla ecca,tM ...-n t • ·• · f., Da,. el P-*llcetlan I!GUUTIONS The Publlth. ••••rv•• tha rlg.ht to ad it Of l'tl ~et ony odt Hoflled Objltctionailolo. n. r.ubt~ ..... .•dJI net:if OP QUALITY h".rtiona . ' 25 pM c.nt Dho:ou..t an paid od1 0 1111 otl1 ~1.1 within 10 doyl. ...,u.,-1 -d 2c . BLIND ADS #.441tlo•l 25c Cher. . ,., Alllvor• For Rent Notice Card of Thanks GUN SHOOT, &mday. Dec. I, at the Rutland American LeWE WISH to thank all persons gion Farm. 11+3le who helped make our 25th weddire anniversary observance such a memorable occasion. J. M. alii Mildred Gaul. neighbora, and relatives for their sympattcy and kindness after the detth or our dear husband am: Cather, Richard Jacks. We thank the Martin Funeral Home, The Rutland Fire Dept., The Langsville Christian Church Cor their help, food and use or the fellowship r0001., thepallbearers, Rev. Ira Wellmln for his consoling words, Mrs. C. 0. Chlpoo m•n, the organist, those who sent cards, flowers and food. Our sincere thanks to all who help1!d In &Qf way. Your kird-ness shall never be forgotten in this time or deep sorrow, Wile, Avanell Jacks ami Children. IU..ltp In Memory IN MEMORY ol James A. Robson, who passed away 21 years ago, Docember 6th, 1914. .._ P191'1filR ATJ'ENTION - Olan Mtlla Studio needa several Jadleo, mon. or studellts for llgbl dellvery .....t. Mus! have car. Conlacl Mr. De Long, LaSalle Hotel, Middleport, Rllllm 411, IDlerviews Friday lhru Mouday from 10 to 12 and 1 1o 8 p.m. Sunday. December 8, noon 111 -. J.U.3Ic ~ Employment Wane.cl C.o\RPENTRY, palnlia8, plltdl- THE CHESTER Fire Dept. will sponsor a gun shoot at t h e baak Walton Farm ~y. Dec. a. Everyone Is welcome., J.U.3Ic KAY WYAIT Donerer. stylist. ;, employed at Dorothy'• Beauty Shop and Salon. Open on Satun!ays by &!lJIOinlmetrt. J.U.3Ic WILL DO sewing at oome zippers, pockets. pegglns. hemming, alterations, <lc. Mrs Freddie Thabet, Maoon, Phone 773-5851. 44tle VACANCY for twu elderly poo. pie. Prefer prl•ate paid pa- - Pbone ~~-. 7'/U115. IN-lie ~ in a Bible tucbinl Church. D ., try, Bible Bapl111 Temple. .. Illdependent dlurcll, 1n tho for.. mer Brown'• lforblo Jl1dc., 0. - ,,. p.m. Friday lftlllnl. Put..ll:m Derrinllon. lllvenl1!ood, s-.1 Baptllt Cburcb 11-17..., MUSIC EVERY FridiiJ and Saturday at JadE's Club 411 lfarrlson9llle 8Dad off Rt. 7. 1J.Utc Travel trallor, ~ !tel ZIG ZAG sewing marhlne, left In storage. 'l1llt mecldne sold much hi&IJer, Mall.eo but.tonbolel, dum, embro., ,.. cy lllilcbea. Pay slorap bill ol ltUt. Terms can be arranged. Call IIIIJ.IISS. 12-Wie BASE Guitar. Like new, lll!d •ery little. dual plcltupl, wiD take •Ill' reuonable offer, also regular 8 string with triple plcbpo. Phone 911-14311. :m FORD, 85 H.P. A·l condi147-1111. JJ..t.atc Uon. CaU 119U7tt. Beot olrer over $600 takeJ 11. JU.atp (.._c_h_rl_st_m_a_s_Pa_r_tle_s____,J 11-1'/.ete STI1:REO radio conoole, t apeecl lnterm1Dd changer. Dual volume conlnll t speaker aound system. Lovely walnut llnlJb. Take • ..,. pa)'lllenta of t$.111 per month or balance fll..lt. can-.. u.- Mie~Emr:-~J We hove a few date1 still available for Christmas parties. Coli today for your reservation . PHONE 992-9974 . IHIIIWSmiCI 69's Are Here 6-9%-18 On Displar 115 Soon To A"ive ,,,..!":;·~·~::!~;~::~,:..;. m~:~"! c•r ·:·'·"-.. 3. ~H•fiilont on ~-,~ -.~ - ·--- • • ·11to6 Sat ...... .: ............ _, to 7 Sun. • • • • • .. • • • ·11 Schowarzel •rlne ·~ ·" From lho Laraeat Truel! or HockllliJIOit, Ohio Phone 667-3370 Bullcbser Radllf.Or To The Sm.alleat Heeter Con. ILAETTNAIS PH. SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE ~ Wheel Alignment s:ss Hoavr dut)', aatr• 11.., ~ •• four full ply nyloa. 775a1.t Whit• PHONE 992·2094 Plus 2. 19 fHm~l Tox ,ully gMr.,...,.... Built by o hlg tiro m•ltet- fllr,. , -. 12ol If. MAIN POM!ROY Real Estate For S.le • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshinl • Sand & Gravel DIAL 9!12-3284 WA~ \'OU NEVER GEl CONTROL Aeo.Jf HER UNREA90NA6LE 6EHAVIOR . AGA'rt..~ . 773-5543 HOBSTETTER REALTY • Frie Estimates • Quality Concrete • CMtilied Sttenath HAVE HER OWN PfRRYeENT COMPLAIN'!& Professional 1111 cleanlna-auaranteed Mason, West Vlrclnla ~. - 0 . . &. ..... FOXlR PERRY! ON:£ 'IOU LET A WIFE Y'ES, WINNte, AND zippers and pocket• number Ill tt.11 prh:o. MDDRE'S omeroyHome& • Alten:~tlons, "Moat popular al••• ... nalo. LlfttltMI ' •' AIC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY ONLY518.95 -GUARANrE'ED- 811~43 •i• i s....u. WHAT >U€ .......... S.~-Cil ltV "THE~'? -u,. CIGARBTI'I!: venciiD& and IW91c:e. ABC Ba1ajiiMuon, W. Va. Pbooe matt GEO. BOMJEiiER, Brl' er H-lfc POMEROY Good 1101'180 building, z floors Zb83. o.l7 lnsur1nce $25011.00 WDIIIJI:I'ORT Prmoramle view. 7 rooms. batll. gu fur- AIJTOMOBILB tnswlliN bon -ned? Loot 10ilr oplll'lt. nace, gar.... 3 nice loll. N"" or'a-TCIDitDalll. only ~0.500.00 I 1J lie omo HOTBL - 30 rooms, bar D+2-S. !lot water heat, all 1\Jrnlture. Invest your prolill. 1"'- l .M. I •t A bargain 110,0110.00 1Mt1MS WANTED HELEN cr VIIUliL TBAI"'OID A880CIATI!S .. SYIIAWSB JI.Uie GOEGLEIN GJIAJEL 407 P AGif" . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO luslnns ~T IS t<EfRI1G TtE Cti£F AliVE~?""HE DOE~ri'l weflK HARt> Ett0UGH 10 BRfAK OUT INTO A SWOO, BUT HE'S ®'f ~ COM\HG HtS WA'< TO i(WS"HiM tiEAlTKV" --·AN ' +s;,;._· DOZER, BACKHOB, lrtDeller and trudt .mce, oop11e ............. nr., biMMDII. ForS•le olio topooll. llem7 Babr, SINGER I~ MODEL. Lib Pbone • • cr Racer Baltr, Phone . . . . 111Willl> ..,.• In beaullflll WIIDut cabI ........... an In, inet, just set dial to make deN'"'""' Oh.. 41111, C. C. IIIWIPOIUI llgn, otllcbu, zig 111111, butDlfl...ltt. NIWIC& 8Y PHLICATIOIII' AUCI1UN8BB tonholel, bllndhema, ek. Pay •. DaJ. ....... ...... piKII 01 CliJIIplele ....... lt'.JdloDCI 11 Nlpo'--o Ohio, o-ct 8os balance 172.50. Nothing dcnm, 1n. oUa•rwlM ..._. plaoi ., ·ftdo . . . . . . 1111 111.50 monl!lly, or $18.50 c:aah. diDH b 11nkaon.. WU1 tQII D0U0e Ulll OD. Ule ltlla daJ ot Odo1MI', Pbooe Rev......,... B1181111 111111. Ule und41nlpecl aJe4 bu" h-Crill llnMGI. Oldo taloll lll&lUf; h1m. la tiM C6mmoD. after 1 p.m. u.wtp Ceurt el llelp CMDtJ, Olllo, I 1 lfe i"MM IJI'Q'Ial fer 41~ eu.tod7 of .... nor eblldnD. &Dd o&b• Nllll, OIL tbl NEW MERCHANDISE, ..... ll'aUdll of P'DII aea*t 01 dlrt7 .-s AIR CONDITIONING !Wrlgerand 8lltiqueo at tho sale Jl'rl.. utnme ft1MU.r. latd eiiiiM wW 1M f ... .......,.,. OD IUid ...... U. Mil daJ' atlm ..moe. Jadl'a Rerrtt- of day Dilht, Dec. I, 7:311 p.m. luuarp, 1M. eraUon, New Haven. bona l'bJIIII ...... IWirtlll' ........... l"atb Adams Auclloo - · lli1HII'It. t • tre Attamerl lot P!UU t ~~Ll'~ J - 218 E. Main 992-9974 POMEROY. OHIO 91'RAW. Pbooe IDCI7. JJ+utp Take over Dally 5:30A.M. ta 8:30 P.M.-Suaahy 7:00,. 7:00 payments of Ill per monlb .....--~~~--------.;....._..;,;.._ CocO, 100 W. Main St., Pomepay Just $1S.IO. CaH 111-1211. for ille ...,. 14-lk _ _ _ _ 11-IMte REDUCE SAFE, aimple 1 n d GRAVELY TRACI'OR, CluiJI. SEWING Maddne. Tills llliiCbrut - a.m.. tobllla. 0&Lost and Found mao apeclal, free """" lllade 1111 oeata. Ne1IOll Drup. lne equipped to zig •••. mob ly with .., now Gra9ely purLOST - Latge Walker lamd U.JS.alp dulled In December. Gnvely near Chester. Bas - wldle buttonholes, dam. """ '"' bolleye and 0110 broWn eye. Ph. Tractor pr~c:oa Jtart at MD. - · aD without attadiiMDII. GOOD HAY and atrn. ~ Graftly T'ncl« Salol, PornIIIIS-311111 COolvil1e. ~ Abo bu ID8IIJ lwbutl ll~Uip Pay just "1.17 cr 1111dld' - · Ollio. lU.atc J11171De11ls of fl. WID ~ TliREE BEDROOM randt 11J1e For S•le or Trade alrale 1n your home all ... homo ,. Syraatle. Hanllload 11157 Cl!EVROI.ET, 'Uon. Ganci lil67 PON'nAC Jl'lreblrd, V-1 & conc!Hioo. ~ ..,.,._ 3111. 11-IMie tomatlc transmlloloa, liD !loon, llorm doGn 11111 - IU-Itp 01c1lmoblle .,..vertlble, V-1. port. Economical ... - power llleerint!. power bnba; II' CARPETS locl dull 11111 Ciooe lo 11111 dlurdles. Pbono . . . . . 11-a.Uip FLOOR DZMONII'II4TOR 11161 Rambler llatlm ....., drear, ....,..., tho apoll u model etereo. b a ell walthoy appear- Blue~I eyllnder. - - Jl'bwlnut eonoole 4M a FM r• dng ovaDable. Pllono ID4II7 Reut · lhampooor "' AKC Puppies. ~. Coc:Uro. Baker l"uonitun. 1U4Io clio, BIIR automolle floollnjf Pondlel, WOIIIea and Selmans. ... 111-1741. 11_ . ,_ Mllb pajUDda Ill en, Bartaroo Kl'1., CoaltfDe, UlST BR!Gift' earpot colon: euz or pay tJIUI. aet IOid Oblo, Pboole 117-. For lent for DIUdl hJ&!Ier. Try II br 11-1-1bem Blue 1MSEVEN ROOM "'"',..__.,. In 1ft. Rent <loctrlc .......,..,.. ,..... borne. Pboole ~~- Q. Middleport....,. clelned 111111 IJ ,..,...., tulle et. Tlny'a lluplnlw<d. 1JAY, !'bone 7a.t'IU. Dl4lc eompleleb' - . """' ml back pord>ol and mlrlll SPINET ,._, A-1 _. CHIIIUAHUA JIIIPFI• for ule. '*'· ,., ..,..,._ all PURE BRED Dalmatlm pup- USED lU.atc dillon, light walnut IIDIIII, caB . . .. ...,._ 11-l7-41e plea. male and lemale, I ..15. WendeD'a. ll1ll Garfield ....U old, PI each. Pltono Ave.. Parbnbwt, W. VI. 1.111 DODGE, flO I door hardI ROOM apii1DMid. dolo lo IIIIJ.'IOII. IJ.S4Ic top, V I . - · power Phone til UOI. 11-11.......... l'omeroJ. CoD ... llleerlng, bnbl, t tiNa, na s p.m. lt-IMc CIIRIS'I1IAS SPIICW.I ..... 1100.00. WJ.#/2 evenlnp, POI'ATOES, Phone llfHlu niklnc doll 11111 I 1J.Uip a - Profllll, Portland. 'I1WLER SP.\CE, "'""' lo 11101Jiba ol plaDo )! 1W bJ If. I~ ..... ap. p;l..te, plolllJ ol 1f1flr ARRIVED. IDI!Il11 awerteacber ol ,... for ddldren .. plq. allo """ _,. JON; .... tho purdiiM cf I W,.._ TWO BLIOC'I'RIC Amerle.on 1'\'· Pltoao..... 1-l~ liloor plano. Good quaJii,J er tralna. Phone llllli-DM. -ddldren'a lhlpmonl, - · ·· and clmhlntl. Joftero pilar oulfll. Pf.ll$; Good . . JU.3Ie FURNISIIEll and llllfumlshod Clolldnl Store, Rl I. l"ot» leetloa of Ealey ....... aportmellll. a.. 1o - . lOll'. 1U«c S BEDROOM bouse 1D RaciDe. up; llfetlmo ...... 1M 011 . . Wadoll'a, Dill Pltoao - · 11-IMc ....,..lly n!IIIOIIeled. Owner Garlleld Ava., P.........., being tranolened. CIMence I'IIIIMSHED ......-t, t W. Va. Plloaa • 1111. ItAly, tft.2111. lU4Ic 1'1101111 and boiiL lluton ..,_ volume control. EYINRUDE ... --· t• - - -n.---. KALAMAZOO Trtmola guitar, lf.indl speakamplifier, er, e:zs. Phone IIIUIIO. l2+3lp 2 BLOND end llblea and collee llble, and blond ..,.,.. 11a1111. can • • · JU.ae --m I c1reu1tJc table mirror and dlell ol dra,.... 1o maldl, one dnuer Willi mlrror, two matching u...,. room chain, one oolld oU clrlno cloe, two tiered Olld llbloa. Call - - - after 5:30 p.m. lUIIe GLASSED TOP Real Estate For~ O'llllll!:N " CIIO'II' JUW.TY OOIIPANY I'IIIIBIIOY - 5 1'10111 fr11110, ball!, to ~ cfll. trict, oul Ill llooda, ... fUr. .... heat, I'OIIBIIOY - ll acre, I 100m liGule, s 1!edraoma. balb, dolo ouoo.oo m, 1 bu(ufl.-.. IYRA£'V8B - I - baaae, bath, part b a - . t lllrol loll, perfect apot far houoe, tii.GOO.OO llll:IIRY B. a.BL4ND '"'.511 AQUARIUMS - Qlrbdi!IU ael.l 5. to, 11 gallons. see - ...,.. plele line fl. escllc fish and U-Da oupplles. Gill .eettlllcllel noldl, 1111011, '1'. Vo. Pllono 1.111 POMTIAC Tempoal..._, availahle. 'llM! House o1 'f111'm61fl. 11-lt11e POODLE PUPPIES, AltC Tor IIPt 111'17-cr-; ndlo. pow. sm, flnt nll4l left be:olr m~~~~a~uro. and up. 111111 er lleorlnc. bliiCII 'finJI lnW'Pl•llnl Point RelarL ()poll 3 ROOM 1l!lfurnlllled apartnlillll. ior. M!lnp, 11,-. Pbont ..,Ice and lfOOIIIInl. P"t 1o t TIIM l1lna Sal. I'll. IIIIJ.Ma. 11 1 tre 1'/Nlll. IMaie m-•. JJ+lllp Pltoao - · JU.IIe I 1111111 MODEL llenll, lo9ll1 ftl. nut big t opeed automatic record ehanpr. Tbls bu 1oM and FM radio. Tab over paymenls fl. e&.ta per moolll or balance fl. llOUS. Call II!IZ-2IISII. 1U«c EARLY AMI!lRlOAN stereo: 1968 moc1e! stereo 1oM and FM 1 GIBSON eJectrtc gu1lar with rndio ~ dual_.. streldl cord and ampliller, lrer system. Balanoo d u e om!lleat condition; two patra • ·71, or IIIOlllhly JN111110DII of ..... okates .... boyo' """ of $1.20. Call 118U211. 1U4Ic 5, one &lrll' lila S; one boys' I.,.. blazer jaclrJ!I, lila II. STEREO &WIO combination: AD Heme prlood ..._.....•. F- apeed lnleriiiWol dtantcan IIIIJ.3573 after 1 p.m. er. kpealrer IIOUIId system. JU.3Ie Lovely walnut llnlsb. Tills IMII jUII a rew monthl old. Pay MUST SELL I niODl - · louted oo comer Spring m1 balan<e of •·•· or llllllllbly Condor SLB., Pomeroy, Obioi payments. CoD - · · lU-«0 well buill but iJI.. sJde repau-a. MIW! me an ol· SEWING MACIIINE: Maddne ter. Can be seen bJ ca1llnl e<julpped to zig ZlllJ, make Mrs. WilHam Henry, Chaurr buttonhol<s, dam, MW on bUtcey, Ohio, ~ tu lite lana, an without attachmonls. Has many futures not meJI- AltC Golden Retrle9er pupplao, Uoned. Pay $43.12 or Jmlltllly Ut Ash St., Middleport. IBpayments of • . CaB - 1 . Hlll. ~ 1U4Ic UNCWUMED LAYAWAY, I~ Nel<o Sewing machine. needs CHRISTMAS SPECIALS oo attachments; sews on buttons. monograms, laney 11111Christmas ches. Pay fl4.53 or f5.25 Candloo .................. 2 for 29< month. Try it In yOlO' lmme. Christmas Cards .. lO for 39c Phone Mason City 1192-3935. Christmas Trees ..7 ft. 6.00 12+3tc Christmas Flowers .................. pot 2.49 ONE DBA WING or artillt table, New T estaments .......... I.OO adjustable In height, tl2. Pllone 992-ZIU. 12-5-lltc I WEElt OLD PIGS, Pboae Business Servi,es 1111 S'lEREO rldlo COlllbiJIIo. l1oll, bandoomo walnut - . oole. Tills bu a BSII aurom. lie record cllanlor. Take ....... paymenta of .. per monlb ... P11 llal- dat I7UJ. Call . . . .. 1U«c 1117, 20-lool, aelf-<OIItalnocl, ~ lng, 11r conditioned. Gooclcon-<lltloa. Phone Muon TIU'I71. 11411c W1m.dToluy HYMN SING at Church ol God, lng, electrical work. Pbone Chester, Ohio, Dec. 7, 7:30 ()loohlre ii67-7B. U.U.Uip p.m., lealuring Rev. Ray Andenlon and Roar family ol Wam.cl Olilllcolhe. Ohio. Everyone ANTIQUES, !Umllure, dl..... welcome. J.U..Jtc milcellaneous. lin. Howard ~. w. lo.a.lfc WILL BUY raw lura m1 beof bldes. Cor! Cberallor, Lotq GUN SHOOT. Brood Run Rod and Gun Club, New Haven. - 11-»aac ARE YOU AP.uma:NTII In Middleport. AD aiiJIU. paid. Bawley • Reed, dleport. Pbono ...1771. I.ADY TO DO bousework IIlii cookini. Uve ln. Phone IIIIJ. 'l'IIAII.EII LOTS, Bob'a Malille Court, llyr8CUIO, Oblo 111 Slate tzlil. 0. lllndy, over I..11Jeri1 RL dt, Pbone - L Thellln. 11-:H-Ife 1-U-Ifc ~'..ARPENTER: Fer tnsldo -t. Pllllllo Maoon 773-UII cr m- FOUR ROOM houso witll bath, picture - · on Ltncolrl •1. JJ..l Ill< Jlgts. CaU 9112-2710 ... - tulle NEED HELP to care for lllvalld bulband, middle - aged maa or 110man to live ln. MUll HOIJBE, unfurnlsbed, I 1'0111111 and bod>, Vie Brown. - . be clean. and no cll'ln1dllg. Pbone IIC43I1I for lnfonnlt. vil1e. Pbono - · JJ..Z .. lloa. JJ..llllp IIARMONY apartmeato - f·oncl t rooms, lumlsbecl, new': CAR HOPS WANTED AT ONCE walls, floors, 1\Jrnlture. Prl· - C!vw'a Steak Hoose. Pllone vale par kini- Out of all 99U432 or 9112-2580. 1:1-5 A<flooda. s blocb lnml roy pool office. from ATJ'ENTION - Olan Mills Stu10 a .m. to 6 p.m. JJ..+Ife dio needs several ladles for telephone operators Must have pleasing telepbooe voice; APARTMENT. 4-n>OIIII IIlii fi.IO per hour, plus bonus. ¥'· $55 month, Including ut1lltles. COolact Oblo Valley Contact Mr. De Long, La Baking Company. . . . . Salle Hotel, Middleport, Rllllm ~ 45, Interviews Friday I h r u Monday from 10 to 12 and 2 For SaY to • p.lll. 1U.lk WE WISH to thank our frierr;ls, THE Hl-7 Club is open and will continue to be open. Band 5 nigbls ....kly. Wedneoday lbru Sunday, 8:30 to 12:30. 124-SI< FVIINiliii!D Help Wanted IU..ltp WILLIAMS BEAUTY Sbop, Syr• acuae, will be closed until F<4>. 3. 124-SI< AUTOMATIC WASHER 1 n d chest hezer lib MW. !'bone 192-.1111. 1:30 .~ • . ,. 5:00 ,...... o,u,. 8:30 o.llllt to l2 lOO . ""on. ,Soturca.y Notice IRIRST ..SPEED trllllllniaioo rw Pontiac and Cbemllot. 1~ Cbe9rolet tudor hardtop VI liS. Call !19S-8!at. tU-1tc OPSN ev•s. I :GO P'.Ill I'OMEitOY, OHIO tl••-"'· OF.FICE HOURS lU-IIe For Sale Motor Co. CAID OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .51 f• 50 word MifliMUfll . Ee . ---- M,r. eustom striping, blue vtnyl int. , with bucket seats, stereo P.B. radio, 23,000 miles by loc-al owner. Like new 1st line wide oval w.w. tires. Wortl ti• c:on. . c\lfi¥o IIIII L~~~;:. 1967 PONTIAC FlREBlRD H.T. COUPE...• --..-$2595 FoU" on the floor, -400 8 .:yl., LeMans, biUI finish, tl•• ,,.,.,..... . that kelp~ JIYIII&: tho - ......,1. Ra1 Vntholle faun IDtulatton for .t hin walls - mon: apace tulde. •... lllll.<e Mllde. A ing1 tinted gloss, radio, w-w tires, show little wear. This is a .:ream puff and you'lllove t~is popular model IU.T!S f'., .,.,.. Atl s.,.,;ce 5 COI'III ,.. W.,ill lflterliljlfd- Cher. . 75c: 12 coll'tl ,., word ttwoo e:o,..ocw· c.nt• ,.. $199.00 1967 CHEVY 11 NOVA 4 DOOR .•---·--·-·····$1995 Low mileoge, showroom clean, blue interior, mecJ. blue finish, V8 er19ine, automatic trans., power staer- b. reapontlillo or ll'loro tl.on .,.. Incorrect in•ortlon. 11 Un~CjfE\V~kEEZER " Pomeroy Motor Co. For Sale ·- ~ .... N. W. COMPTON, 0~ D. OPTOIETIIST OFnC£ HOORS 9:341 TO IZ. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Nooti OK THURS.) ~ EAST COURT ST., POMEROY N.,., RI!!ADY • !IIIX conerell do!IYtred rlgbt to your projeel. Fast and eur. Jl'ree mates. Phone lllll-3tll, Gollleln Ready eo.. Mlcldfe. port, Oblo. i • lfe SEWING MACHINES, npetr makel. WY s. - · Tile F•brl< llbap, J'am. erf11. Aathorlled Slncer Solei and Smlce. We Sblrpett aen~c:e. lldalon. an ....., SKA'I'&-A<WAY bolldq jMillli. Die, I. U. • ~~4 ll.·. IUIC If ' DAILY CROSSWORD Tuppen Plains * BUOOI!!T PRICE lumJiure Clll oar tblrd lloor budpl abop. Bater ............ Mlddllparl. Olllo. aile a, 1t. ... '(I,T: -t.t....l!..._ ACIIAI88 1. Sbut I.O<cupant llllS. EVELYN BIUCKLES Mrs. Lea Jean Hawld.DI ot C011DDbus and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and r.mtly of coal G....., spent ThonkqiYing bore with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Arblu8fl and aoo, Wealey. Mr. Parker &lao visited hla father', Ralph Parker, at Cheater. As or Dec. 2rll, TtWer• Plains Ia ,_ piling IWO mallo a ~. Mall win arrha at 7:45 e. m. aad 5 p. m. Mr. and MrL Wayne Brloldel spent 'lbanluiiiYI"' with Mr. and Mro. Rua..U ~noer of llloa- 'ftlanbiiWIDI, FrldaJ, lfoy, II. Ch1llmu, ftl., Doe. .. New y - EYe....... Doe. at. ,,. lo 11:.. 0,. ter. Olhera In lho !\>Oftrar ..... were Milo Judith Smith, MI. Herman, Mr. and Mra. Dlle -.nc:er ol C'.olumliuo and Dwl&llt~ncor, QuJol!llll ICM. a..! (JaM. loell. Mn. llavldlloatOaofParll. - . 0,.. ,...,.,.,, Fit. •nbura llao oalied In tho altardiiJ, llatuldq, r:• to 11:a Anllalllt for 1*1111, . . . Mro. Nabal W•thermanopeDI . ,• 'l'ulida1 llld , . . . , Tbolf<aliYIIII Wllh ,ber brother, af&bla, 8alu!*1 and ...,. Mr, and Mn. EldNd Grimes Ill Albono. llllnlaclll. Pllono • • err Mr. and Mro. Donnard ••• 11-17. . . and IUDU;y oii!Bnliloict opentlho Tbal*ljJI. vlqr holldojo week wltb hll pannll, Mr. and MrL Wla - - of the I ~~~­ 10. ODe of the Great t..Ua u. P~Pro'• ..... forte 12. Showed tU>aily work ••. t::".;.. DOWN ··~ 2.=~ ... ox 3.11ta.bl oUtput Vl'url 5. DlinlnuUw lulllx l.licloap> ~ - T. Ratol>ow e.w........... t.A~polnt­ wuol mont 11. On& Vl&7 to )3 . ~ . . . . aay,... 11. Bt.hop'• jurlodlctlon 11. Expire ............ _.. .--=-· 11. Maner.~ b&U811'11'• ·. U.Dnlo ....... H. Cornet li. SmUter'• ~llJ1roiDU:J1; u..t ...... ,IJ .-J , _ JO.Senior 3LIIan ..... Tpn1: Unemtmble these t'oor Jumblee. abbr. one letter to each aquare, to for111 four ordinary word1. ' :12.Boeloty o( ~· . 18.~one YOU ,,., .•.... ......,.. way 24. Camp- ·~· ·-~·· ....... bed 31t. Con... Bod j ... llon (.paJ ·U. Aftlrma. 28. COntractloa Un 30. LI.We ll'Bt. Clare sa. Bcrutlnioo I oht ··-~·· • ,....,......,... pri ~ tPURTI . ~a. l!lndor IJ ..... a\aUoA II I tG)OTl: ... Dip out. I 30........ ....... ,... t:WE ------ '-... <::. II WI'Ai SOME !lAD •. . . . - " tho'above cutoon. J.....,,sum _ , . I CXX:tXXI1 ......... ,...,....., ( l'l:o,ool 40.1o:Uftd of. OPOII: lLkii:' IUVY; RLOV RbTT N~EQ ~LO · .' I· ..; ~, ' . . ·,' VQR, TKVKCJKAG PUORT-»~Q~ .lr_,.,.. t.j(;·o'Wcuft lh NLO OPOIC ' CJrno-t AU. Oli:NEIIALIZA.TIONII .uti: ,·· D~· ~ TIIQI Olfli.~ALI£lUiNDRII DVIL\1 ~.,.. •· . ""r.r· :•1. r:.'J,:, i(. . . .l~fi~ WMu.e~ lne.) ·' •. ·'· ,,, ' . ' ,. . ' ,. .I ............ .,_.li!lt•. ' ·;·• .. ~· .~.._· . .j.·, '· .', ·• ·•. l ··. ,' . .. ' ' . ........ ' .. '. , .. . 'il' ..,:. '. .~ ...,.. EP\ICATION ~.1.5 GROUND m A HALT ! -Y _. I"--'"' lore__,.,....,....,....,.w.e....., .... Y-..,•• loalhor ndll, 11-PII!<M 1M to lonR the IUl'JII'i• anawer. u . · II.Befan . eaes AFrE. Now ........,e tht clreletl letten Ptill6t SoBitiUISitllln ll.AJ'IIO- Ntw Furniture u." • ~~·!f©"WJ T ~ E:<~ ' G - r- AT J J.~ ?ClC~ ooc[j 3 ROOMS OILY $'299. $10.M ...... • iHA"rLL.. BE - ~~~Ill vote 62. fta aweet ::::ar::* .~. re:: 18. Antl--1"llltloldiY TROUBLE~ A BUCK) ==~~- 2f. Run- aniw)'ance T 32.Clou 10.~ of &.,rt · ~·· - .•• AN 1 ~INALLY, l SEE" A SMALL, BLONDE FEMALE GIVIN 1 ..•.,; . �- .. -· .. -- ···· -----· - -..-- .... ~ ~- • • • • _ ,. ._ - ..... - - - - - - · ;oo--- - -... ...,. ..... ,"',_',.4.,,.,.,..,.,..,..,,_pz.,,....,...._.•,..,.,.,.,..,,,.,.,- ... ...-or ... - ~·~•~•~•~•...,.•~·~ ., .. . .. . " ,.. .. ( ...... ..... _,. P' . . , ,.... .. _, ~ r- ... - - .... . . . • 10 - Tho lloJI1 S.nt!aol, p-~ 0.. f'rldoy, - II. 1968 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top·Grade Results 5 11.111. WANT AD INfOIMA TIOH DEADLINES O.r lei- P"-li~etlen 2 MaR411r 0..411M 9 • • -. Ca11Callet4-• & c.,~uefta Will lla ecca,tM ...-n t • ·• · f., Da,. el P-*llcetlan I!GUUTIONS The Publlth. ••••rv•• tha rlg.ht to ad it Of l'tl ~et ony odt Hoflled Objltctionailolo. n. r.ubt~ ..... .•dJI net:if OP QUALITY h".rtiona . ' 25 pM c.nt Dho:ou..t an paid od1 0 1111 otl1 ~1.1 within 10 doyl. ...,u.,-1 -d 2c . BLIND ADS #.441tlo•l 25c Cher. . ,., Alllvor• For Rent Notice Card of Thanks GUN SHOOT, &mday. Dec. I, at the Rutland American LeWE WISH to thank all persons gion Farm. 11+3le who helped make our 25th weddire anniversary observance such a memorable occasion. J. M. alii Mildred Gaul. neighbora, and relatives for their sympattcy and kindness after the detth or our dear husband am: Cather, Richard Jacks. We thank the Martin Funeral Home, The Rutland Fire Dept., The Langsville Christian Church Cor their help, food and use or the fellowship r0001., thepallbearers, Rev. Ira Wellmln for his consoling words, Mrs. C. 0. Chlpoo m•n, the organist, those who sent cards, flowers and food. Our sincere thanks to all who help1!d In &Qf way. Your kird-ness shall never be forgotten in this time or deep sorrow, Wile, Avanell Jacks ami Children. IU..ltp In Memory IN MEMORY ol James A. Robson, who passed away 21 years ago, Docember 6th, 1914. .._ P191'1filR ATJ'ENTION - Olan Mtlla Studio needa several Jadleo, mon. or studellts for llgbl dellvery .....t. Mus! have car. Conlacl Mr. De Long, LaSalle Hotel, Middleport, Rllllm 411, IDlerviews Friday lhru Mouday from 10 to 12 and 1 1o 8 p.m. Sunday. December 8, noon 111 -. J.U.3Ic ~ Employment Wane.cl C.o\RPENTRY, palnlia8, plltdl- THE CHESTER Fire Dept. will sponsor a gun shoot at t h e baak Walton Farm ~y. Dec. a. Everyone Is welcome., J.U.3Ic KAY WYAIT Donerer. stylist. ;, employed at Dorothy'• Beauty Shop and Salon. Open on Satun!ays by &!lJIOinlmetrt. J.U.3Ic WILL DO sewing at oome zippers, pockets. pegglns. hemming, alterations, <lc. Mrs Freddie Thabet, Maoon, Phone 773-5851. 44tle VACANCY for twu elderly poo. pie. Prefer prl•ate paid pa- - Pbone ~~-. 7'/U115. IN-lie ~ in a Bible tucbinl Church. D ., try, Bible Bapl111 Temple. .. Illdependent dlurcll, 1n tho for.. mer Brown'• lforblo Jl1dc., 0. - ,,. p.m. Friday lftlllnl. Put..ll:m Derrinllon. lllvenl1!ood, s-.1 Baptllt Cburcb 11-17..., MUSIC EVERY FridiiJ and Saturday at JadE's Club 411 lfarrlson9llle 8Dad off Rt. 7. 1J.Utc Travel trallor, ~ !tel ZIG ZAG sewing marhlne, left In storage. 'l1llt mecldne sold much hi&IJer, Mall.eo but.tonbolel, dum, embro., ,.. cy lllilcbea. Pay slorap bill ol ltUt. Terms can be arranged. Call IIIIJ.IISS. 12-Wie BASE Guitar. Like new, lll!d •ery little. dual plcltupl, wiD take •Ill' reuonable offer, also regular 8 string with triple plcbpo. Phone 911-14311. :m FORD, 85 H.P. A·l condi147-1111. JJ..t.atc Uon. CaU 119U7tt. Beot olrer over $600 takeJ 11. JU.atp (.._c_h_rl_st_m_a_s_Pa_r_tle_s____,J 11-1'/.ete STI1:REO radio conoole, t apeecl lnterm1Dd changer. Dual volume conlnll t speaker aound system. Lovely walnut llnlJb. Take • ..,. pa)'lllenta of t$.111 per month or balance fll..lt. can-.. u.- Mie~Emr:-~J We hove a few date1 still available for Christmas parties. Coli today for your reservation . PHONE 992-9974 . IHIIIWSmiCI 69's Are Here 6-9%-18 On Displar 115 Soon To A"ive ,,,..!":;·~·~::!~;~::~,:..;. m~:~"! c•r ·:·'·"-.. 3. ~H•fiilont on ~-,~ -.~ - ·--- • • ·11to6 Sat ...... .: ............ _, to 7 Sun. • • • • • .. • • • ·11 Schowarzel •rlne ·~ ·" From lho Laraeat Truel! or HockllliJIOit, Ohio Phone 667-3370 Bullcbser Radllf.Or To The Sm.alleat Heeter Con. ILAETTNAIS PH. SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE ~ Wheel Alignment s:ss Hoavr dut)', aatr• 11.., ~ •• four full ply nyloa. 775a1.t Whit• PHONE 992·2094 Plus 2. 19 fHm~l Tox ,ully gMr.,...,.... Built by o hlg tiro m•ltet- fllr,. , -. 12ol If. MAIN POM!ROY Real Estate For S.le • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshinl • Sand & Gravel DIAL 9!12-3284 WA~ \'OU NEVER GEl CONTROL Aeo.Jf HER UNREA90NA6LE 6EHAVIOR . AGA'rt..~ . 773-5543 HOBSTETTER REALTY • Frie Estimates • Quality Concrete • CMtilied Sttenath HAVE HER OWN PfRRYeENT COMPLAIN'!& Professional 1111 cleanlna-auaranteed Mason, West Vlrclnla ~. - 0 . . &. ..... FOXlR PERRY! ON:£ 'IOU LET A WIFE Y'ES, WINNte, AND zippers and pocket• number Ill tt.11 prh:o. MDDRE'S omeroyHome& • Alten:~tlons, "Moat popular al••• ... nalo. LlfttltMI ' •' AIC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY ONLY518.95 -GUARANrE'ED- 811~43 •i• i s....u. WHAT >U€ .......... S.~-Cil ltV "THE~'? -u,. CIGARBTI'I!: venciiD& and IW91c:e. ABC Ba1ajiiMuon, W. Va. Pbooe matt GEO. BOMJEiiER, Brl' er H-lfc POMEROY Good 1101'180 building, z floors Zb83. o.l7 lnsur1nce $25011.00 WDIIIJI:I'ORT Prmoramle view. 7 rooms. batll. gu fur- AIJTOMOBILB tnswlliN bon -ned? Loot 10ilr oplll'lt. nace, gar.... 3 nice loll. N"" or'a-TCIDitDalll. only ~0.500.00 I 1J lie omo HOTBL - 30 rooms, bar D+2-S. !lot water heat, all 1\Jrnlture. Invest your prolill. 1"'- l .M. I •t A bargain 110,0110.00 1Mt1MS WANTED HELEN cr VIIUliL TBAI"'OID A880CIATI!S .. SYIIAWSB JI.Uie GOEGLEIN GJIAJEL 407 P AGif" . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO luslnns ~T IS t<EfRI1G TtE Cti£F AliVE~?""HE DOE~ri'l weflK HARt> Ett0UGH 10 BRfAK OUT INTO A SWOO, BUT HE'S ®'f ~ COM\HG HtS WA'< TO i(WS"HiM tiEAlTKV" --·AN ' +s;,;._· DOZER, BACKHOB, lrtDeller and trudt .mce, oop11e ............. nr., biMMDII. ForS•le olio topooll. llem7 Babr, SINGER I~ MODEL. Lib Pbone • • cr Racer Baltr, Phone . . . . 111Willl> ..,.• In beaullflll WIIDut cabI ........... an In, inet, just set dial to make deN'"'""' Oh.. 41111, C. C. IIIWIPOIUI llgn, otllcbu, zig 111111, butDlfl...ltt. NIWIC& 8Y PHLICATIOIII' AUCI1UN8BB tonholel, bllndhema, ek. Pay •. DaJ. ....... ...... piKII 01 CliJIIplele ....... lt'.JdloDCI 11 Nlpo'--o Ohio, o-ct 8os balance 172.50. Nothing dcnm, 1n. oUa•rwlM ..._. plaoi ., ·ftdo . . . . . . 1111 111.50 monl!lly, or $18.50 c:aah. diDH b 11nkaon.. WU1 tQII D0U0e Ulll OD. Ule ltlla daJ ot Odo1MI', Pbooe Rev......,... B1181111 111111. Ule und41nlpecl aJe4 bu" h-Crill llnMGI. Oldo taloll lll&lUf; h1m. la tiM C6mmoD. after 1 p.m. u.wtp Ceurt el llelp CMDtJ, Olllo, I 1 lfe i"MM IJI'Q'Ial fer 41~ eu.tod7 of .... nor eblldnD. &Dd o&b• Nllll, OIL tbl NEW MERCHANDISE, ..... ll'aUdll of P'DII aea*t 01 dlrt7 .-s AIR CONDITIONING !Wrlgerand 8lltiqueo at tho sale Jl'rl.. utnme ft1MU.r. latd eiiiiM wW 1M f ... .......,.,. OD IUid ...... U. Mil daJ' atlm ..moe. Jadl'a Rerrtt- of day Dilht, Dec. I, 7:311 p.m. luuarp, 1M. eraUon, New Haven. bona l'bJIIII ...... IWirtlll' ........... l"atb Adams Auclloo - · lli1HII'It. t • tre Attamerl lot P!UU t ~~Ll'~ J - 218 E. Main 992-9974 POMEROY. OHIO 91'RAW. Pbooe IDCI7. JJ+utp Take over Dally 5:30A.M. ta 8:30 P.M.-Suaahy 7:00,. 7:00 payments of Ill per monlb .....--~~~--------.;....._..;,;.._ CocO, 100 W. Main St., Pomepay Just $1S.IO. CaH 111-1211. for ille ...,. 14-lk _ _ _ _ 11-IMte REDUCE SAFE, aimple 1 n d GRAVELY TRACI'OR, CluiJI. SEWING Maddne. Tills llliiCbrut - a.m.. tobllla. 0&Lost and Found mao apeclal, free """" lllade 1111 oeata. Ne1IOll Drup. lne equipped to zig •••. mob ly with .., now Gra9ely purLOST - Latge Walker lamd U.JS.alp dulled In December. Gnvely near Chester. Bas - wldle buttonholes, dam. """ '"' bolleye and 0110 broWn eye. Ph. Tractor pr~c:oa Jtart at MD. - · aD without attadiiMDII. GOOD HAY and atrn. ~ Graftly T'ncl« Salol, PornIIIIS-311111 COolvil1e. ~ Abo bu ID8IIJ lwbutl ll~Uip Pay just "1.17 cr 1111dld' - · Ollio. lU.atc J11171De11ls of fl. WID ~ TliREE BEDROOM randt 11J1e For S•le or Trade alrale 1n your home all ... homo ,. Syraatle. Hanllload 11157 Cl!EVROI.ET, 'Uon. Ganci lil67 PON'nAC Jl'lreblrd, V-1 & conc!Hioo. ~ ..,.,._ 3111. 11-IMie tomatlc transmlloloa, liD !loon, llorm doGn 11111 - IU-Itp 01c1lmoblle .,..vertlble, V-1. port. Economical ... - power llleerint!. power bnba; II' CARPETS locl dull 11111 Ciooe lo 11111 dlurdles. Pbono . . . . . 11-a.Uip FLOOR DZMONII'II4TOR 11161 Rambler llatlm ....., drear, ....,..., tho apoll u model etereo. b a ell walthoy appear- Blue~I eyllnder. - - Jl'bwlnut eonoole 4M a FM r• dng ovaDable. Pllono ID4II7 Reut · lhampooor "' AKC Puppies. ~. Coc:Uro. Baker l"uonitun. 1U4Io clio, BIIR automolle floollnjf Pondlel, WOIIIea and Selmans. ... 111-1741. 11_ . ,_ Mllb pajUDda Ill en, Bartaroo Kl'1., CoaltfDe, UlST BR!Gift' earpot colon: euz or pay tJIUI. aet IOid Oblo, Pboole 117-. For lent for DIUdl hJ&!Ier. Try II br 11-1-1bem Blue 1MSEVEN ROOM "'"',..__.,. In 1ft. Rent <loctrlc .......,..,.. ,..... borne. Pboole ~~- Q. Middleport....,. clelned 111111 IJ ,..,...., tulle et. Tlny'a lluplnlw<d. 1JAY, !'bone 7a.t'IU. Dl4lc eompleleb' - . """' ml back pord>ol and mlrlll SPINET ,._, A-1 _. CHIIIUAHUA JIIIPFI• for ule. '*'· ,., ..,..,._ all PURE BRED Dalmatlm pup- USED lU.atc dillon, light walnut IIDIIII, caB . . .. ...,._ 11-l7-41e plea. male and lemale, I ..15. WendeD'a. ll1ll Garfield ....U old, PI each. Pltono Ave.. Parbnbwt, W. VI. 1.111 DODGE, flO I door hardI ROOM apii1DMid. dolo lo IIIIJ.'IOII. IJ.S4Ic top, V I . - · power Phone til UOI. 11-11.......... l'omeroJ. CoD ... llleerlng, bnbl, t tiNa, na s p.m. lt-IMc CIIRIS'I1IAS SPIICW.I ..... 1100.00. WJ.#/2 evenlnp, POI'ATOES, Phone llfHlu niklnc doll 11111 I 1J.Uip a - Profllll, Portland. 'I1WLER SP.\CE, "'""' lo 11101Jiba ol plaDo )! 1W bJ If. I~ ..... ap. p;l..te, plolllJ ol 1f1flr ARRIVED. IDI!Il11 awerteacber ol ,... for ddldren .. plq. allo """ _,. JON; .... tho purdiiM cf I W,.._ TWO BLIOC'I'RIC Amerle.on 1'\'· Pltoao..... 1-l~ liloor plano. Good quaJii,J er tralna. Phone llllli-DM. -ddldren'a lhlpmonl, - · ·· and clmhlntl. Joftero pilar oulfll. Pf.ll$; Good . . JU.3Ie FURNISIIEll and llllfumlshod Clolldnl Store, Rl I. l"ot» leetloa of Ealey ....... aportmellll. a.. 1o - . lOll'. 1U«c S BEDROOM bouse 1D RaciDe. up; llfetlmo ...... 1M 011 . . Wadoll'a, Dill Pltoao - · 11-IMc ....,..lly n!IIIOIIeled. Owner Garlleld Ava., P.........., being tranolened. CIMence I'IIIIMSHED ......-t, t W. Va. Plloaa • 1111. ItAly, tft.2111. lU4Ic 1'1101111 and boiiL lluton ..,_ volume control. EYINRUDE ... --· t• - - -n.---. KALAMAZOO Trtmola guitar, lf.indl speakamplifier, er, e:zs. Phone IIIUIIO. l2+3lp 2 BLOND end llblea and collee llble, and blond ..,.,.. 11a1111. can • • · JU.ae --m I c1reu1tJc table mirror and dlell ol dra,.... 1o maldl, one dnuer Willi mlrror, two matching u...,. room chain, one oolld oU clrlno cloe, two tiered Olld llbloa. Call - - - after 5:30 p.m. lUIIe GLASSED TOP Real Estate For~ O'llllll!:N " CIIO'II' JUW.TY OOIIPANY I'IIIIBIIOY - 5 1'10111 fr11110, ball!, to ~ cfll. trict, oul Ill llooda, ... fUr. .... heat, I'OIIBIIOY - ll acre, I 100m liGule, s 1!edraoma. balb, dolo ouoo.oo m, 1 bu(ufl.-.. IYRA£'V8B - I - baaae, bath, part b a - . t lllrol loll, perfect apot far houoe, tii.GOO.OO llll:IIRY B. a.BL4ND '"'.511 AQUARIUMS - Qlrbdi!IU ael.l 5. to, 11 gallons. see - ...,.. plele line fl. escllc fish and U-Da oupplles. Gill .eettlllcllel noldl, 1111011, '1'. Vo. Pllono 1.111 POMTIAC Tempoal..._, availahle. 'llM! House o1 'f111'm61fl. 11-lt11e POODLE PUPPIES, AltC Tor IIPt 111'17-cr-; ndlo. pow. sm, flnt nll4l left be:olr m~~~~a~uro. and up. 111111 er lleorlnc. bliiCII 'finJI lnW'Pl•llnl Point RelarL ()poll 3 ROOM 1l!lfurnlllled apartnlillll. ior. M!lnp, 11,-. Pbont ..,Ice and lfOOIIIInl. P"t 1o t TIIM l1lna Sal. I'll. IIIIJ.Ma. 11 1 tre 1'/Nlll. IMaie m-•. JJ+lllp Pltoao - · JU.IIe I 1111111 MODEL llenll, lo9ll1 ftl. nut big t opeed automatic record ehanpr. Tbls bu 1oM and FM radio. Tab over paymenls fl. e&.ta per moolll or balance fl. llOUS. Call II!IZ-2IISII. 1U«c EARLY AMI!lRlOAN stereo: 1968 moc1e! stereo 1oM and FM 1 GIBSON eJectrtc gu1lar with rndio ~ dual_.. streldl cord and ampliller, lrer system. Balanoo d u e om!lleat condition; two patra • ·71, or IIIOlllhly JN111110DII of ..... okates .... boyo' """ of $1.20. Call 118U211. 1U4Ic 5, one &lrll' lila S; one boys' I.,.. blazer jaclrJ!I, lila II. STEREO &WIO combination: AD Heme prlood ..._.....•. F- apeed lnleriiiWol dtantcan IIIIJ.3573 after 1 p.m. er. kpealrer IIOUIId system. JU.3Ie Lovely walnut llnlsb. Tills IMII jUII a rew monthl old. Pay MUST SELL I niODl - · louted oo comer Spring m1 balan<e of •·•· or llllllllbly Condor SLB., Pomeroy, Obioi payments. CoD - · · lU-«0 well buill but iJI.. sJde repau-a. MIW! me an ol· SEWING MACIIINE: Maddne ter. Can be seen bJ ca1llnl e<julpped to zig ZlllJ, make Mrs. WilHam Henry, Chaurr buttonhol<s, dam, MW on bUtcey, Ohio, ~ tu lite lana, an without attachmonls. Has many futures not meJI- AltC Golden Retrle9er pupplao, Uoned. Pay $43.12 or Jmlltllly Ut Ash St., Middleport. IBpayments of • . CaB - 1 . Hlll. ~ 1U4Ic UNCWUMED LAYAWAY, I~ Nel<o Sewing machine. needs CHRISTMAS SPECIALS oo attachments; sews on buttons. monograms, laney 11111Christmas ches. Pay fl4.53 or f5.25 Candloo .................. 2 for 29< month. Try it In yOlO' lmme. Christmas Cards .. lO for 39c Phone Mason City 1192-3935. Christmas Trees ..7 ft. 6.00 12+3tc Christmas Flowers .................. pot 2.49 ONE DBA WING or artillt table, New T estaments .......... I.OO adjustable In height, tl2. Pllone 992-ZIU. 12-5-lltc I WEElt OLD PIGS, Pboae Business Servi,es 1111 S'lEREO rldlo COlllbiJIIo. l1oll, bandoomo walnut - . oole. Tills bu a BSII aurom. lie record cllanlor. Take ....... paymenta of .. per monlb ... P11 llal- dat I7UJ. Call . . . .. 1U«c 1117, 20-lool, aelf-<OIItalnocl, ~ lng, 11r conditioned. Gooclcon-<lltloa. Phone Muon TIU'I71. 11411c W1m.dToluy HYMN SING at Church ol God, lng, electrical work. Pbone Chester, Ohio, Dec. 7, 7:30 ()loohlre ii67-7B. U.U.Uip p.m., lealuring Rev. Ray Andenlon and Roar family ol Wam.cl Olilllcolhe. Ohio. Everyone ANTIQUES, !Umllure, dl..... welcome. J.U..Jtc milcellaneous. lin. Howard ~. w. lo.a.lfc WILL BUY raw lura m1 beof bldes. Cor! Cberallor, Lotq GUN SHOOT. Brood Run Rod and Gun Club, New Haven. - 11-»aac ARE YOU AP.uma:NTII In Middleport. AD aiiJIU. paid. Bawley • Reed, dleport. Pbono ...1771. I.ADY TO DO bousework IIlii cookini. Uve ln. Phone IIIIJ. 'l'IIAII.EII LOTS, Bob'a Malille Court, llyr8CUIO, Oblo 111 Slate tzlil. 0. lllndy, over I..11Jeri1 RL dt, Pbone - L Thellln. 11-:H-Ife 1-U-Ifc ~'..ARPENTER: Fer tnsldo -t. Pllllllo Maoon 773-UII cr m- FOUR ROOM houso witll bath, picture - · on Ltncolrl •1. JJ..l Ill< Jlgts. CaU 9112-2710 ... - tulle NEED HELP to care for lllvalld bulband, middle - aged maa or 110man to live ln. MUll HOIJBE, unfurnlsbed, I 1'0111111 and bod>, Vie Brown. - . be clean. and no cll'ln1dllg. Pbone IIC43I1I for lnfonnlt. vil1e. Pbono - · JJ..Z .. lloa. JJ..llllp IIARMONY apartmeato - f·oncl t rooms, lumlsbecl, new': CAR HOPS WANTED AT ONCE walls, floors, 1\Jrnlture. Prl· - C!vw'a Steak Hoose. Pllone vale par kini- Out of all 99U432 or 9112-2580. 1:1-5 A<flooda. s blocb lnml roy pool office. from ATJ'ENTION - Olan Mills Stu10 a .m. to 6 p.m. JJ..+Ife dio needs several ladles for telephone operators Must have pleasing telepbooe voice; APARTMENT. 4-n>OIIII IIlii fi.IO per hour, plus bonus. ¥'· $55 month, Including ut1lltles. COolact Oblo Valley Contact Mr. De Long, La Baking Company. . . . . Salle Hotel, Middleport, Rllllm ~ 45, Interviews Friday I h r u Monday from 10 to 12 and 2 For SaY to • p.lll. 1U.lk WE WISH to thank our frierr;ls, THE Hl-7 Club is open and will continue to be open. Band 5 nigbls ....kly. Wedneoday lbru Sunday, 8:30 to 12:30. 124-SI< FVIINiliii!D Help Wanted IU..ltp WILLIAMS BEAUTY Sbop, Syr• acuae, will be closed until F<4>. 3. 124-SI< AUTOMATIC WASHER 1 n d chest hezer lib MW. !'bone 192-.1111. 1:30 .~ • . ,. 5:00 ,...... o,u,. 8:30 o.llllt to l2 lOO . ""on. ,Soturca.y Notice IRIRST ..SPEED trllllllniaioo rw Pontiac and Cbemllot. 1~ Cbe9rolet tudor hardtop VI liS. Call !19S-8!at. tU-1tc OPSN ev•s. I :GO P'.Ill I'OMEitOY, OHIO tl••-"'· OF.FICE HOURS lU-IIe For Sale Motor Co. CAID OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .51 f• 50 word MifliMUfll . Ee . ---- M,r. eustom striping, blue vtnyl int. , with bucket seats, stereo P.B. radio, 23,000 miles by loc-al owner. Like new 1st line wide oval w.w. tires. Wortl ti• c:on. . c\lfi¥o IIIII L~~~;:. 1967 PONTIAC FlREBlRD H.T. COUPE...• --..-$2595 FoU" on the floor, -400 8 .:yl., LeMans, biUI finish, tl•• ,,.,.,..... . that kelp~ JIYIII&: tho - ......,1. Ra1 Vntholle faun IDtulatton for .t hin walls - mon: apace tulde. •... lllll.<e Mllde. A ing1 tinted gloss, radio, w-w tires, show little wear. This is a .:ream puff and you'lllove t~is popular model IU.T!S f'., .,.,.. Atl s.,.,;ce 5 COI'III ,.. W.,ill lflterliljlfd- Cher. . 75c: 12 coll'tl ,., word ttwoo e:o,..ocw· c.nt• ,.. $199.00 1967 CHEVY 11 NOVA 4 DOOR .•---·--·-·····$1995 Low mileoge, showroom clean, blue interior, mecJ. blue finish, V8 er19ine, automatic trans., power staer- b. reapontlillo or ll'loro tl.on .,.. Incorrect in•ortlon. 11 Un~CjfE\V~kEEZER " Pomeroy Motor Co. For Sale ·- ~ .... N. W. COMPTON, 0~ D. OPTOIETIIST OFnC£ HOORS 9:341 TO IZ. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Nooti OK THURS.) ~ EAST COURT ST., POMEROY N.,., RI!!ADY • !IIIX conerell do!IYtred rlgbt to your projeel. Fast and eur. Jl'ree mates. Phone lllll-3tll, Gollleln Ready eo.. Mlcldfe. port, Oblo. i • lfe SEWING MACHINES, npetr makel. WY s. - · Tile F•brl< llbap, J'am. erf11. Aathorlled Slncer Solei and Smlce. We Sblrpett aen~c:e. lldalon. an ....., SKA'I'&-A<WAY bolldq jMillli. Die, I. U. • ~~4 ll.·. IUIC If ' DAILY CROSSWORD Tuppen Plains * BUOOI!!T PRICE lumJiure Clll oar tblrd lloor budpl abop. Bater ............ Mlddllparl. Olllo. aile a, 1t. ... '(I,T: -t.t....l!..._ ACIIAI88 1. Sbut I.O<cupant llllS. EVELYN BIUCKLES Mrs. Lea Jean Hawld.DI ot C011DDbus and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and r.mtly of coal G....., spent ThonkqiYing bore with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Arblu8fl and aoo, Wealey. Mr. Parker &lao visited hla father', Ralph Parker, at Cheater. As or Dec. 2rll, TtWer• Plains Ia ,_ piling IWO mallo a ~. Mall win arrha at 7:45 e. m. aad 5 p. m. Mr. and MrL Wayne Brloldel spent 'lbanluiiiYI"' with Mr. and Mro. Rua..U ~noer of llloa- 'ftlanbiiWIDI, FrldaJ, lfoy, II. Ch1llmu, ftl., Doe. .. New y - EYe....... Doe. at. ,,. lo 11:.. 0,. ter. Olhera In lho !\>Oftrar ..... were Milo Judith Smith, MI. Herman, Mr. and Mra. Dlle -.nc:er ol C'.olumliuo and Dwl&llt~ncor, QuJol!llll ICM. a..! (JaM. loell. Mn. llavldlloatOaofParll. - . 0,.. ,...,.,.,, Fit. •nbura llao oalied In tho altardiiJ, llatuldq, r:• to 11:a Anllalllt for 1*1111, . . . Mro. Nabal W•thermanopeDI . ,• 'l'ulida1 llld , . . . , Tbolf<aliYIIII Wllh ,ber brother, af&bla, 8alu!*1 and ...,. Mr, and Mn. EldNd Grimes Ill Albono. llllnlaclll. Pllono • • err Mr. and Mro. Donnard ••• 11-17. . . and IUDU;y oii!Bnliloict opentlho Tbal*ljJI. vlqr holldojo week wltb hll pannll, Mr. and MrL Wla - - of the I ~~~­ 10. ODe of the Great t..Ua u. P~Pro'• ..... forte 12. Showed tU>aily work ••. t::".;.. DOWN ··~ 2.=~ ... ox 3.11ta.bl oUtput Vl'url 5. DlinlnuUw lulllx l.licloap> ~ - T. Ratol>ow e.w........... t.A~polnt­ wuol mont 11. On& Vl&7 to )3 . ~ . . . . aay,... 11. Bt.hop'• jurlodlctlon 11. Expire ............ _.. .--=-· 11. Maner.~ b&U811'11'• ·. U.Dnlo ....... H. Cornet li. SmUter'• ~llJ1roiDU:J1; u..t ...... ,IJ .-J , _ JO.Senior 3LIIan ..... Tpn1: Unemtmble these t'oor Jumblee. abbr. one letter to each aquare, to for111 four ordinary word1. ' :12.Boeloty o( ~· . 18.~one YOU ,,., .•.... ......,.. way 24. Camp- ·~· ·-~·· ....... bed 31t. Con... Bod j ... llon (.paJ ·U. Aftlrma. 28. COntractloa Un 30. LI.We ll'Bt. Clare sa. Bcrutlnioo I oht ··-~·· • ,....,......,... pri ~ tPURTI . ~a. l!lndor IJ ..... a\aUoA II I tG)OTl: ... Dip out. I 30........ ....... ,... t:WE ------ '-... <::. II WI'Ai SOME !lAD •. . . . - " tho'above cutoon. J.....,,sum _ , . I CXX:tXXI1 ......... ,...,....., ( l'l:o,ool 40.1o:Uftd of. OPOII: lLkii:' IUVY; RLOV RbTT N~EQ ~LO · .' I· ..; ~, ' . . ·,' VQR, TKVKCJKAG PUORT-»~Q~ .lr_,.,.. t.j(;·o'Wcuft lh NLO OPOIC ' CJrno-t AU. Oli:NEIIALIZA.TIONII .uti: ,·· D~· ~ TIIQI Olfli.~ALI£lUiNDRII DVIL\1 ~.,.. •· . ""r.r· :•1. r:.'J,:, i(. . . .l~fi~ WMu.e~ lne.) ·' •. ·'· ,,, ' . ' ,. . ' ,. .I ............ .,_.li!lt•. ' ·;·• .. ~· .~.._· . .j.·, '· .', ·• ·•. l ··. ,' . .. ' ' . ........ ' .. '. , .. . 'il' ..,:. '. .~ ...,.. EP\ICATION ~.1.5 GROUND m A HALT ! -Y _. I"--'"' lore__,.,....,....,....,.w.e....., .... Y-..,•• loalhor ndll, 11-PII!<M 1M to lonR the IUl'JII'i• anawer. u . · II.Befan . eaes AFrE. Now ........,e tht clreletl letten Ptill6t SoBitiUISitllln ll.AJ'IIO- Ntw Furniture u." • ~~·!f©"WJ T ~ E:<~ ' G - r- AT J J.~ ?ClC~ ooc[j 3 ROOMS OILY $'299. $10.M ...... • iHA"rLL.. BE - ~~~Ill vote 62. fta aweet ::::ar::* .~. re:: 18. Antl--1"llltloldiY TROUBLE~ A BUCK) ==~~- 2f. Run- aniw)'ance T 32.Clou 10.~ of &.,rt · ~·· - .•• AN 1 ~INALLY, l SEE" A SMALL, BLONDE FEMALE GIVIN 1 ..•.,; . �.. 11- ' • • ~ .... .-.... . . . ....-... . . . . . . . . -··. ~-1~- ~-- alfd Americans could be unl11ed by their ••commcn eoncern" Cor the poor and underprivUedged. ~eaklna to a slittering $251).. per.plate dimer honorirw Cardilllil James Francis Mcintyre, Archbishop of Los Angeles. Nixon echoed the plea for unity he plans to make the theme of 'h is administration. " Coming to california. I think I have sensed the true rreatness in AmerlcL I see that cement that still pull& Ameri ca together . our commoo 1 tn at the clJ.nle a ierfe• ol one•tOI'Y 1 tuec:o s~a. Nixon The black de affair at the moved from bed to bed (eGo...- !run- U Century Plua bowl w a • a a,peakirw i few phrapil 1n diUonot blaek mournlnt dress 111c1 Pn¥od trequsntly lor him. benent for the Santo Marto broken !Pnlob. Then. ~·· ~eamo told new~men today, ,ber '-aaband came hoJPital and clinic, 1 dlurchHe peered Into 1 nuraery fUll homo. Ho -.ldn t NY - r e ho bod been alnce 1942 .... -~ ho sponsored medical raeUit)o in a or inCalU and remarked: un,e had been dolna. Then was a big peJV with rtlatlwa IDd frlenda. Predomirantly Mexica~Ameri- last time 1 did this ns when 1 When U was over, caceamo dl~ tcain. can seetlon or Los Azweles. saw m,y own da!.Wb"ter through Nixon's 8ddreaa was a short the glass." LONDON - THE ROLLING STONES lllrew 1 biiQiet ThurodaJ< one, on.l,y eight minutes. He Wd to eelebrate their lateat reconthw, ••Begara' BanQuet. •• Aft6r dir~ he was not speaking as one ner. they threw cuatard .Piea at recont eom,pan;y ex.ecuthea Jour..lele cted to the highest ofllce in lsts 1.11! Lord Harleeh, who called it .. an absolutely pt;rty." the Dltion, ''but as one who was Disabled American Vete~ born In this state . • . and only Chapter 53 will meet at the LOS ANGELES - SIRHAN B. SIRHAN, charged "'th the murhopes that in many years ahead hall on Butternut Ave., Pcmeroy, der Of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, will .pend the Chriatmla and New he will be worUJ.y of the people at 6:30p.m. Thursday. A Christ.. ~;:" fl holidays in a cell, not In a courtromt ft&htlrw tor his from whml he has come. •• mas dinner prepared by the aux-. During the afternoon Nixon illary wW be served. All Korean Superi<H' Court Judp Herbert v. Walker Thursdoy overruled and Clrdilal Mcintyre stowed and Vietlmn veterans are invtt- a prOHcutlon obJection IDII .POstponed the start ot Slrt.a.•a trial tor ed to the afCair, a.V. Commanthe third time at the reque.at of the defense. Tbe reeaoo Cor the t.. test pos~nement wu to allow Gnnt B. eoi:,p,r, Sirhan's chief defender, sufficient time to prepare bls case. ea y... ... Gold Rush... 1 I A Bit Untidy R I i I I I I I I JOIN OUR NEW 1969 CHRISTMAS CLUB! thst. Now open ... and always the easiest, surest way to save ahead to really have enough extra cash for Christmas gifts and other year-end expenses! It's the simple systematic way to create your own annual "gold rush." Join nowl Wellston .•. (Continued (rCJn ~ 1) nectlon with hl8PW-.rs in south- POMEROY I POMEROY RUTLAND.I Servinr Meies County for· over 96 years 1 LONOON (IJPI)- Queen Elb. abeth D, her son and heir Prince Charles, and Princess Margaret were receiving a group of athletes at Buckingham P a I a c e Thursday when a bearded marathon runner strolled over and sat down on the BriUah throne, chomping a chicken leg. Jim Alder, 28, apparently just got tired ol standing at t h e stand~.P butret Cor the 350 member British Olympic team and took the nearest seat, which happened to be the thra:te or atgiand . It was all informal hmch but it was scarcely as informaJ as I Member Fede1al Reserve System i L-------------------Optn Friday Nights 5:00 to 7:00 and DIAMOND RINGS Tht Truly Treasured Gift' Give the Accutrorf Rico. Called A2-Hong Kong-<;8 &. Ouenu by the Natioral Cc:munlt- Timepiece for Christmas ntcable Dlseaae Center (CDC) in Atllnta, the flu has spread la!Jter and earlier than normal respiratory ailment. and alre.d.Y ta a major health .Problem tn some ares. And it'a only beginntqr. aecordirw: to 11 CDC spokesman. Peak Not Yet Here '"By the ftnt o1 JIBl&I'J, large sectlona ol the courVy C I. L ~·IHfY $•no wr.o o u~o IIIING llo7 --·•.,... lt.lft... ......Llltll ...... ...... ,...., .............. . ............. IIKII ~ ..... t1tUI ~--~-~~~~~ ........ Witdtwcw .......... ... 121111 •IIDI dt t ...n.t, ...,., ..... 10 ...,... .. ..,... ~ •..,.___ A2-Hong Kong-68 Shut Down Courts ATLANTA (\JPI)... A PhUadelphia IAw;yer broke ... a trl.al with a ftt of coughing this week in the Permsylvania cit;y. "Excuse me, yow- honor.•• apologized attorney Michael Hillegrass, .. it must be ti:Je Hong Kong Ot.L" uu it is, you'd better get out or here," replied Jllfge Frank J. Montermuro Jr. The case became one ot man,y poolponed In Pblladel.t>hta c..... ty Court 1s a result or a new lnduenza outbreak that has tooched at least 25 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto -L~~sa.ke"' ..... ~racuse COWicil discussed lng an administrator under the continuance ol the town - owned terms above, at a fixed salary. water system under a OOard o1 Mayor Landon said he will acpublic atralrs In Ita regular cept applications from IIU' per- II'E ARE ·\ uGOLD S ·,·AR so PIU!CED~,~... BRACEL & NECKLACES SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS JADE ONYX, hARL RINGS AND MANY OTHERS CORNELIA'S JEWELS WIITHFR'S CROWN PINS dULOVA & ftYLd lfAl CHES STOR.E" should hne cooside:nble ~ br~ks ot nu," he lllid. '"The height of the epidemic should come in early or mld..JaDUIIIry.'' The spokesman hastened to reassure tMt Horw Korw au ''lfl no tougher or more serious than most peat strains of Ou- It-1 Just different." The symproms generaJJ.y are aches and _pajna and a head cold that lasts trom 1 to 10 days. No regl.on has been exempt. Cl.ses tw.ve been reported trom Alaska to Calitornlll to TeXIs to MEIGS THEATRE OPEN TONIGHT & SATURDAY TIL 9 MEEKER LEATHER GOODS MASONIC RINGS DIAMOND ONYX RINGS HEMATITE RINGS SPEIDEL WATCH BANOS RONSON & ZIP PO LIGHTERS ANSON TIE TACKS KEY HOLDERS, CUFF LINKS MONEY CLIPS ' TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY DEC. 6 • 10 Wllliun castle' I RdsEMARY'S BABY (Technlcolor) Mia Farrow-, John C&ssavetea COLORCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby lloppy Woodchuck SHOW STAliTS 7 P.M. t North Clrollra to Missouri to New York to ConnecticuL The CDC said that \'liccine to combat the Horw Korw: au his been produced, ancl 300.000 to 400, 000 dosages have been dJ atributed to doctors, clinic a and mUUary authorities dwing the past two weeks. FREE RUN MADE Tile Racine Emergency Slllad answered a call at 10:to a.m. Thursday to the home Sarlh COnp:J, Racine Route 1 . . , Wl.l token to Veteran& Memorialll<>l· ...... ...,.... she ..... admitted ila a medical patient. oi MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admiaslona - Claytoo Tipple Middleport. Thomtu Trop~ Home (at The BW n-o. Momorlal · lrnellng trophy for ~ oxceUence wu ctven a permanld home Thursday ntjlht b)' a vote of. 111e -.astern Ohio Leaeue'a prindpala In a meet111g at Athena. The t:raph,y, establlabed In 1955, was awarded to Athens for permaned posaesaton ln ac·c or. daQce wiUl terms set up that It -.ld IV to the .... ning the SEOAL three tlrnea In any five year period. The principals voted to estobllah a new traveling trophy for fOOiball next year llld elao one Cor beaketball ttds year, under tbe Ante terms of. permanent posaeaslon. No clec.. lm~ made •• to whether or not the tropblea ..W be • memorial to a certain illcllvldual. It was aloo I>Ointed oot tbe Ohio Hl8fl Sd!ool Athletic Carrol Darst Dies Thursday Carrol :$nokey) Darst, 641 RD 1, Rutlll'.d, died Thursday .;..... lng In Holzer Medical Center. He was a bridge carpenter lor the Pem Central Railroad. !Urvlvors Include his wife Bonnie; a dluahter, DeUiah, home; 111ree ama, Harold, Coal Clly, m., 111c1 Samp..., 1 n d Damy, at home; two aJitera, Edith Rife, Albany, 111c1 Lonora ai Vo-so ~~ Colwnbus·I Ralph, Nlddleport, 8 "'-'--14-v.utU-, Assoc:latloa has ruled N.....,. viDe-York H18f1 Sd!ool como! forfeit ita b11ketball pmea with Jack1<11 and Netgo uiiiOII' plan. ned. The gamea, therefore, wi.U be rosclleduled u .,.tekiY u .POl· alble after the gpoomtor tu 11'91 In the NeiiiOIIYWe-York cllatrlct Last}? li>e SEOAL lj!ljja:cu.... ;, ·,.. or Pollee, at the Amerleaa Lepon RaiL Oul&olne president Chief of Pollee Jolon Taylor wu tile &. •taJ.Urw otftee:r. OU.ra irwtlllod were Sllu J. lfamUton, .tcepreotdent; Garland Nibert, ...,. retary .. tr••urer; IYU: File and Robert Harteach. trustees; Bonnie Pomqton, chtplaln; Mletaael L. Riley, conductor; and Ray Manley, &<IU'I. others at the meeting were Hollis North, Paul North and Joe OWen, GaiUpolt1 pollee depan. mont; Shori!f Denver A. Walker and Grant Loqr, Gallla COunty Shorlll's lleportmon&. NO DAMAGE REPORTED wl~r tlremen were eallod II 8:30p.m. Thorsdoy tor a 1.111 oil 4re at a houH trailer OWIIOd b1 Franklin Arnott. Firea.~ .... men llid the . blaze was Wider llleir arrl""' and m FUteea nnmon ... _..... to the alarm. control - c111n1ae was cau.-c~. 111111' be- - • "-vlng long hobby .... tllllstoeto, Mr. and lfra. Nolan haVe now taken up ••liP.~' and In tJiia new ld:lby are creatIng altrectlve and · unftlle pieces of. Jewo1r7 lor both a nd Bttracttve jpe1rY feature• commcm ado JUver gravel - atrfk.. tng In 8R*orance after it I• proceased J!r Mr. and Mrs. Nolen. The Nolana are the ftrlt to admit thet lllolr ...... hobby - about dlree yean old DOW - _...... ., .. __ _ lla - loma? Dll!oront and tntoreatlng'l You boll 'lbeae -.etlve ttems ml&lot bei.P JOU aolve IOJDe Chrf.11tma1 '"· In the flrat plaeo, It .. not 10ICOIIUJIOO lor tile cool of. ..... in eroollnllho varloua tlnga to .... •• hl&ll u fa • pound. Then, ... minor atao, to tile equipment needed to out, grind andpulloh the-·· Findings - the tsrm used In lapIdary lor tbe !llOIOIIIngs wlllcll hold the seta - also are a considerable oxpenoe factor. Mr. llld Mrs. Nolan flrat became interested in their new gem-making hobby three yean aao ""'"' they atl<nded a worksloop at Cedar Lakes near Rip. otoowlnl - · but unfortunate.,, u.· aren't available - at Tractor Rig, looll II IIIII Ume - from Mr. 1114 Mra. -..... Nolan, ~­ euae. Hcnrever, me ciQ the:y ley, w. va. lmm-b' they were usold'~ 011 the craft and or~ dered some ot the eq.dpme11t Car, Collide License Is ture even before leaving t 11 e worklhop. Since then, they have collect· ed a complete aet of equipment. not to mention some 50 types 0( .state whleh can be used in : :• lumbua, pulled hla car olf the 114'11- llld &topped .. of. tbe lractor.traller. out of bls car ]lilt u Grady atorted to pull the tractor away from the perked lraller. Ofllcers Aid Grady wu ll!ok· lng bec:lc Ill the lraller and did not see tbe Mattar car. Gl'ld;y pulled the tractor forward and struck tbe MaUm c:ar. There wa1 no dunqe tD the traetor and " " - damap to !be Mattox cu. a« Serviees Set For U Ge "-Sa rmao, "ee 2 Fui.erai sel'\'lcei iilll be held &1ndor at 2 p.m. at the MarUn F101eral Home wllh the Rev. Cedi eo. ol!lclntlng. Burial will Funeral IOrYieea tor L I a a be In !be Salem Center ~ry. Gerl!lllll, 2, Newark, ..W be hold Frlendo 111111' call at tile ftmeral Saturday Ill 2 p.m. II tile Rillhome anytime .., Sslurday. land Methocllll Cburch with tbe Rov. Chaater Lomlo,y olflclotlna. Ilurlal will be in tbe M\loa Adult ecllc&Uon claues In or- Ce~. nee skiD a - probobly cyplng and F r i - may call II the Mar· bookkeeping - are belngptonned Un Funeral Home until ... hour at Eaatern Hilft School. A meet- prior to aentc .. when tho llody Ing will be held ot 7:30 p.m. will be tel<• to the churob to Tuesday at the hilft school for llo In llate. 1111 persons loterested. The meetUw wW be held in VETERANS MEMORIAL roc:m 102 and at thlt aesslon the HOSPITAL night. or atteDnce and other Admllslmo Sorlh CGw. matters will be decided l.,an. Racine. Residents wishing aqy further Dlachargea - Tbeartbo Keef. lnfonnation moy call the hilft or, Mary S!nllh, Dooalo JWD., school, 985-.3329. Robert Somt. Plan Adult Study .• 2 Injured Friday · r·I ' Split-Anaouneed •• :: ~ Dlaburlljmonu trmn -and: coots re..IWid In Judp ~ :: W. PDI'tol'a Netgo Coillll;y durlnt N o - totaled t4,0R7-': .05. aecoldlqr to the 1110J1tN1: reported todo.v b1 aork Bella: Court: Hob.ttetter. tn-'; • lnieeldowa, of tltebura... ; Tr. •l.Hus menta tncllllod to the s...., .123.30 ip foo11 to : lherur; $t;115Z.M- ta the "'"""',: general 011111, fS17.75 to tho ~a:: library flud and $t99.11 for eounty'o . auto Ucenoo Olld tax de _....,-left -··D..,._ • left w_., ss, "1iotb . . _.....,,,'1radt .... ... ~lndt---IQ>Cii'- rlo Rt. 1 ~~aqon~ . )!.... '. .,, ~- ~' . lbo lieS modei ·WolnoiltO...eheavlly .....,.pet. Mrl. re- w..r. ported c~~oa~;· bead and hoek ln. . . IIIII WolD 1 bead lajury. No-. ..... --. Tho othor waaotU:ISO ~ Route 124, - COl....- p.m. ... lithe flrn· llmltl, where 3 MajJr Arterietl 'to Open on Friday coJ,UMBUS (VPI) _ Stote Htpay Dlrectllr P. E. Mashator Aid Saturday three major tnlllc arteries In Central Ohio will be OIIOned to tnfllc - ·· ~ -.. _ . ·are a secUonotlnterstate . een Interstate · 71 and 1, ILBIRFILDIIN' For A Christmas Gilt That Will Lo111 Be Remembered •.••• , ' I Gtve A Gr-. dt.arps wve Charle1 E. ~ Jr., 25, Galllpolla, $308, driving 1!bfle lnloxi!:olod; and Jomeo T. llari!ICII, 25, lit. 1 Galllpolla, $33 bond, reekleu operalloo. Ohio · utervUlo which ..m be port · "tho Collllllbqs - . 11e11;- I& llillea ot 23 &. eluding the Martm bnlo•l and ._ 7 "!Ilea 01 ~• ., A · oiortlnroot e ollloohlla. - ,.,. v. a :CHAIR ' V!olt our 2nd and 3rd f~Hr Furniture Depart. mJJ11t1 and pick out a ••llllne Chair fre• ••r . ~-.,. 11loctlon of ol)rlos uphtletetl•••· r•ll Name Queen ~~%'%:~W Donald G. ~p ' Collide In kan.tJUga -... ~ -IAv•· ·~· ,.£l-rlv Pomero"'' Stvle =:'~ ~m=.~r:- Bank theltWilf...,.... ear Speed Fi me w. Miller Moves I.e "ed oome Held " To Cannon Bldg Shin,ng i · wr.,, oaob·•· --· elod!i' ... .... llllr,....... - I ... ~~....... ·~-Ia~"""'-. ~·-:--:-:• fl!"!lor pOl. . . . . lllolt!tJ ~< ~~~· -lc! ""'. _._,.._IEMI-••·· . -...... '"'"a~~~a•i;· t"'~·~. ~:=;~~ awearance was made _.,..llble ptlnclpal, and their coach James L. Sm1tb. by WOllam Martin, One ol the more out•d• feats accomplil!lhed by tbe ~ occurred when 10 Jlrl• "lllaboed'' under a ber only IlK Inches !rom the floor,_...,.,.. Ina a glass ol water In eaeb-. --aL violation. $Ul and cotta; Gerald Dremer, Rutland, flO ..,. w. '··1&1lanatlllrs:,..~ •• ·Mtt.r M. Student Accepted on wiiJ Elementary School Flip Twtoiers, of Hamilton, Obio. Their 14 Defendants Fined, Nearly Complete -Theodore AN EDfi'ORLlli . College and Findlay Collep So&urday afternoon, more 1hu 1,801 Cans witnessed a superb *tl'liw' of. gymroasllca by tile Harrl. . . . ... ai......., w. left ball game between Rio ~ Bonds of 10 Forfeited Gallia Water System Close to Reality I ' 1968 Homeccmq Queen Friday evenlng at the "Drifters,. eo. cert and dance. Miss carr is the regiontl secretary ol SEA and a member or the Young Republican Club. NEW HAVEN, W. VL Haas, President ot Arreated bl_the Gall'" eoun. the West Virginia Tel'l)hone 1¥ Sherlll'a Deportmant, 11m J. c~. announced Sllturdlf GUlla, 34, Galllp>~, was llnod the cmt,pany will m ake a MRS. .nowARD NOL4N ptocos the cut, pol lobed otoooo tn ISO and - · 1111'dlll I 9111<!< change Dec. 20, to provide 'ftndlng~~ u a part of the lapidary hobby which Mr. and Mrs. wllh llllullldoal ·tlli.la. GUlla hetter service here and at J.e.. was atao to make rellllNolan have taken '1). r tart.· POMEROY - F~ detutton to H. Keaton lor the · C..aiOil>ors ..utne thew .. · lllldanto were lined and 10 oth' ........_ . ~' ,,,,.,. .tl.D=ebeek. ~--·.l-'..:,·:~: · •"'"'" f•'''·\,;,· .. . .. : ~·~ ·~ ~ ~ :-4.. - .. :~~~, ·-~ ~ f ~ItDell otftee ~·fol.Ulillik~&~i'..w.is Fined ... ~ Jlltro1 .,. ~ ' .. . dial t-800-642-2411; for repair lloe Meigs County Court of JUdge 9ervtce, 1-80o..G42-2416; after Frank W. Porter. slackfbrk. Eldon KeeJ•, aa. • .J:A,I, J .J 'J . 5 p. m. weekdays, Slturd.Q"s, Fined were VIrginia I r e n e Weldcll Keelat 38, bot!~ ~ Rt. Sundays and holidays, dial Kennedy, Rutland, $.10 and costa, 4 Olk lUll, eaeb f20 llld colla, "O" (Operator), Tbere will s-"1111: Lou c. Chapman, be no long distonce charge on - · $.10 and ooota, GALLIPOLIS- Noonowu&. these calla. opeodlng; Carl R. AUberry, Unjureil Olld ... cl1ol'p WOI mod In eoltl, failure to yield aae halt CUstcmers who prefer not !011 Furnace. •10 and c o 11 t a, BY BOB WINGETT Mr. Reed, who Ia reported to a two ear, rear ead colll1ion at of. the ......,...,, to seOO their payments, and I9Mdllll: John D. O'Rtdlly, &fthe Junclkol of Forry st. and RL Forleltlqr boa cl" 1 on patrol POMEROY - Duors ol. the have 110rJ1 out three pairs or who wouldllketopo,-locally, racuae, IS and costa, onsare 7 ln Kan•np at 10:35 a. m. Fri- ciJu'&U "'" 011.1 P. ANI, 32, d i - e 111;ylod new building lhOOa walking ID and from the do so at the MUon Cowlvehicle; Fauriee Neece, FOmemay dojr. Only mlnordlmo&n••- Wealwuod, K,y.; Howard Cox, 28, of. The Farmers Bank & Sav. site of. tbe new bani< Iince con1Jo Bank, FIIUI st., New Hay. ro;y Route 4, atop at;n, $10 and Columl>ua; Roail4 E. Varl..,, 30, 1Dp Company wW swing _ . atructlon bepn Iaiii aprtng, an· to both car& en. oosts; Charles E. Rife, MlddleThe Stole HllbWIY Patrol Aid Clru:lmllll; IIMI Gerald Q<dnloa. In Folmlary, accorollng to Pre•- 1101111ced the -'Ill Saturday. · ~~~~· port Route 1, overload, fS8 and that Lym D. Nelson, 23, Pt. 21, Jeller1011, II)'., allfl8, apaed· T. Reed, Jr. He aleo dlscloaod the firm has coats, $40 suapended.; WWiam The bullcllne, tocoled between _ . - tbe adjacent Masaar PleaAIII, stopped before ·Diaklrll Ina; Plul E. Smllb, 29, MiddleC. Manley, %'-racuse, unsafe vea rtpt turn to 110 ..,rth 'Rf. 7. port, fl8, IIIIIP ""'' A. Well llrAin and Weal Second Sta, butlcllna located juat wall of. the blcle, $5 and ooata: Carl D. AmBpmolt, U Gallrpolla, flB, r.u. ID 1'Umeroy, wtU feature tbe new bank. II Will be tom _ , Beblnd hlm, ClrrollG. Cillo, 29, GALLIPOLIS - Tom B r - · old, I'Omero;y Route 3, stop a1Jm DuR>ar, W. Va., wu looking tor .,. to <1111 blodl'lbll; and Edlel , _ modern bonking facllltiea to III'OVIde addltfonallawn space. berry, son ol Dr. and Mrs- Keith Reed, Who callo IIJe arcbltec- R. Brandeberry. 401 Firat Ave., a alln Olld didn't "" the Nell<ll H. Durham, 21!, Rl. l Vllllon, flB, In a otructure of. attraeUve deat;n. tura1 al;yle of. tbe bank, "Early baa ._, accepted lor admlalllon ear ·~ COotdo 1truck the lallure to tranaler 11.,...... Olbora lorleltln; bonda Cll PI· l'Umeroy,naltdtbe~bank· fall ao a degree candidate back of the Nel- car. trot charpo wore Graae G. Car· Ina ..,.loess ..m be mllllllrat lor tile W - r g Sd!ool of. loiaA deer was klilad'.at ltU a.m. V1 floor wbero of the tea- • I c, Wittenberl tJniverllly, S.tunlv on Rt. 160, a. Uld..,. man, M, Galllp>Ua, and Rq J. GALLIPOLIS _ Judp Jolon (Comb. .d m Poge 4) tllolth mlleo north <11. Rl. 36. Ofll· COatMI, C, 11<>r..-n, W. VL, ~eld, Oblo. ar.-....ry coin 1114 tile .. . . - J'UI fl'olll eac:lc $2l, spao4lna; Wllllul R. 11 a senior st Gellto Acadoloy Howell tined Forreot R. Hutaor ___ the eaat •!do oi itJo IJ!IIntti' 1n1u COmeron, 21, llldftll, f23...,.... """ School. In axcola to.- rood - l - a n d eblne, 17, RL Z Patriot, •10 WASHINGTON - Tenth D i sthe . lett ald!o .f/l the ICRIIllllounl POMEROY - CharleaL. Lamf;IB, r.uun to rq~.-, Jolm 11. and colla, llal<ordi.Y In GoUla trict Congressmau Clarence E. car of. llGIIon A. 30, JIL WEATHER COUrll1 Coaunaa !'lou Court ... bert, 27, Rl 2 Patriot, and Dol 1 BI4,W!I!oL .,....,., .... modonto Fife, H, Lower Rlvar Rd., and a State Httlnn¥ Pllrol cllarp MootJ.y ciOoiiYilid eold Sunday Miller has III'JOWiced a change L. Ogdi.D., 1a. WllkeiYiile, were in office loeatlon for his eoo. do'!loao to t11e .... !V~ B. LaYo,y, 0, Bladdork, otiiPtediDI- FOrtolllng .l8bonds being held In llelp CoUnt;y Jall with scattered snow ilurrie1 in gresslonal oft1ce in Washington, for ._un, - e Charles D. Saturday llllll1llnl ........... at northeut. Htaft In the "'per teeDa from Room 1515 oftbe LongwortJo !illlberlold, 17, Pukersburr, W. ulldafnl deer." 'lbfO' were ar- to the - r 20a. Ge-.lly fair Building to Room 128 of tbe Va., lltd James T. Deme,y, Rt. r e - by Ohio Dl.vlsloa of. WUd- Sunday night and Monday but I Cannon Building. few BIKIW Qurrlos Ukely oxtreme 2llldftll. The Carmon Bull<itng La the llfe protoctoro. oldest of the House of Reprefllldi ~ ~ llio - c.a. aentatives o«ice buildlnp, A cooIHII 01111 the RIPIIIII..., ldmlnlotnllnn. slderable amount of. remodeling This Ia o Ia 'llltldl ~. Clanolae Mllbas been done in it and rooms lerwlllhana,..co. receatly became avallablefar oc::Raocleri With allafdl7 ..,m. llllr rocall eu,pancy. The Cc:rlgressmarfs adtho lldriiP llliin _..., WU l>rauibt ID the dresa Is as follows: ~.. .iaboa <11. - · ....... poOl'lllllOIJI COngressman Clarence E. Mil-........! rural -~~~ The Ill'· ler, Room 128 cannon. House Of...,. of the •lltoroiiJ ..... ll&fted .. flee Building, Washington, D. C. the WI!!!.• 20515. Mall sent to the eld ad.._ Aobnlnl..._,. .1111i11 ...... ....... ..m be forwarded. u.""',. F~ c. ~• . . , _. . . , _ ......... f_. i: Court'ri Revenue POMEROY - Two )lel'OOD8 a ear clrlvoa Ill' Wllllul E. Burware iajund Ia ODt ot two tnt- aes•, 18, New Haven, traveUna acddonlolnvellllpled Frldl7 well, of. emIll' Molp ClluoQ Sl!ertf! Robert tsr and struck a Yeldclo _ . . . c. od 1>1 Torr7 Leo Wolte,lB, PortThe ""'_. ~ ~ lind, &Oinlr east, · wltl! tbe Bur· oecurrod 11 ~~ JP.m. m Route geoo car aOinilnlu tbe yard of. 143, lhoot U llilleo south of. tile Mickey WUIIama - b . Route 884 atllarriiCIIVIllo. There ,... damoge to the left a.rtlf llarllonhod. 'llild a car , _ 1 _ . Olld of. tbe clriY• Ill' Ella tolu Weill, 25, Burgeoo voblcle and to tbe loll Rt. 1 - . , .r~ IAiil lila , _ rf&hl of. tbe Wolfe car. d aJ,11dt...,trUclf...,to'ii>llla I!Urao•• waa dtedtoMIIpCountum. The - l B H ~ Court m a of. - tntoxleated. Appleby also received a flvo 1111 JaU aontance and a lix months Ucea~e susperudon. l!o1ll Fllher, 55, Gallipolis, and ~ W, Woodnon, 45, Rio wore each lined $20 and COlts, lor lntoxleatloa. Forfeltlni bonds m pollee bo•- m •..i.: :.• ISO and coots, Frldl1 In Oalll· polls Municipal Court on a City pollee charge of. clriYina wbllo and pollob • - • used In the genHDiklQII hobby. Hore lo Mr. Nolan and tile toola of the bollllf, MISS FRANKIE CARR, 21, Rochester, H. Y., waa etowued GALLIPOLIS - Miss Frank· ie Carr, a junior ot Rochester, their gem-making. N. Y ., was Cl"'l'med HomecomThe Nolana have found lden · ing ~een at Rio Grande ColtJ.lleaUon oC the various types of lege Friday evenlng at the An· stone and learning the proper nual Homecoming Dance . method of cutting so as to bring Attending her were Criss out the most eye-catching efCect Ross, first runner-up, of Eu. Crom the grain have been educa- clid, and Jeaneen Tom, second tional !actors ol their hobby. 1'1.11Rer.up. of New Concord. Today, Mr. and Mro. Nolan More than 300 studerrts athave approximately 2,000 set- tended the dance which featur·llnl• proce11od and ready for ed the uDrltters, '' who have llncllngo. Among theae are 200 had such hlts as uThere Goes whieh have been "domed. •• Tbis My Baby, tt .. Under the Board~ is a baud procedure of round- walk,,. and c"Danee Witb Me.., ing the top of. a atone to give a Prior to the varsity basketproleaalonal aestlletlc elfect. (Continued on 2) GALLIPOLIS - Roy L. Appleby, 47' Rt. 1 scottown, wu ftned A LARGE AMOVN; of oquljmoat lo reqolrod to out, llried Ca rs Da.J.. fge d ·. L. r"'III"si.on .. ""' T¥ro cara were clanwpd iiiiD : accident 11 tile .·tnt.raection of. : W. Main st. Olld former Reule 7 : in PIOJioroy Jaie Tbursdoy of.l : : ternoon, l!mloioy pollee lllld. : Pollee aald 10 car dri..,. 111 : Beatrice Llale~ Syraeuaa, atruck a clr Ia the r•drlvenb)'JIID.es · llnwlngton, ~rt. The Brewt......., <fir hod a~pod ala : stop alga 01\1 former Route 7, ' :d the rood II$ tha ·brldp, po. , Uoolllld. • Polioo.~ """" to • ·uil.~c:ltllllto tho llnf<lngton aulomobUe.;:~ Tlloro wert r 110 IJUurleo ·w ·net' ohargea wor,lo llloct. • needed to start their oew ven- Suspended. Di AIIL':; Police Install Lodge No. 95, Fraternal Order A brocelel from Wbldl doogloo hlabl¥ poltahed Ohio River gravel? CUll 11n1<a and a IIIOlchln8 tie ber wltiJ beUifi<U¥ grained 0 h to lllnt1 Sound like the aolutlm to ...... of. yoor Chrlotmaa .._...prob. In oUie7 actlvf:t7 Ot ,1ttal ...;: 111111, ..... - over liol Rt....,..:: staeeJ, Atall &ldacblll, See~ retlr7 James J. Kalna ol Jraa..·: loll wu tnotrucled ib ....,....;: 1lle !HI bo-ll ldlo.;: The State 1118flway Pllrol In- dulo and alao thll nlu-o trelh3 vesttaated 1 minor aecldeot at IDIIl balketbaJl taurDey 1cbeduleO:: 10:25 a.m. Thuredey.., Rl. 124, Prlnolilal J1111a1 f.. Dllhloadi. one and ..,.,_ of smtle eall Atlllellc Dlnetlar CI/U'Iea ~ of Pomeroy. No one wu f.a.)1red eey Jtplllllltld ·lfelia WhfJe.:; and no <harp waa m..&. Prlnc:ljiOI Jim and Ofllcoro aald Rmlld c. Principal IIIII Atlll c Dlnctor::· Grady, 40, Mtnerovme, hadpark. Ed llewort of ~-.ni: ed blslractor-4rallerontbuoutb Hl8fl Sd!ool ..._...,.. ·: stele of the ........., and.... .... : hooldng tbe trailer. Toblu 0. Maltox, 74, Well Co- BDd t w 0 rrlllldaons. PIC'nJIIES AND STORY BY BOB HOEPUCH . Ia toted Cll, If It .DUIIill. : The prindpala at .........~ ed a motloa that it thl lliue Ia.'~ N-Y ahould JJOt pua II upi: """"" tledlon, all ~ 1flll:j make 111 aunipt to ~ any flllllre nillbt W: called oil ud thlt PIDII nut:~ i>la1od -.ld DOt eoaoj In IIIIi; • CpL Jolm G. Francies, GaJ.Upolls Pos~ Stole Htglnny J>a.. trol, was lnalalled Thursdoy night as pre11dent ot the Gallla-Meigs 32PAGES POMEROY - I Dlocl1ol'ps - George N e saelroad, Sr., Charlea ~. Devoled To The Greowr MidJle Ohio Valley ...a- BITIER COW DRIVEN BY gale· force windo, stobbed deep Into the Mideast and East today and brOJBht treezirw temperatures 811 far south •• Dixie llld the Southern Plains. Winds clocked as higfl as 63 miles an hour in gusts blew over power lines In Michigan Thursday, toppled a crane which bJocked 1 river in Chicago, felled huge oak trees and • radio tower in Marylall:l an blew snow hard enough to cut \i.sibility In several parts of the llltion. ern Ohio. Howard Thompson, Piketon, monChly session Thursda.Y night. sons ln the village Interested in Ma,yor Herman London open. either serving on the board ot the tourism chairman, u r g e d ed the discussion after present- public alratra or taking the Job members to continue to make peoIng resignations by two board ol administrator. ple aware of opportwtlUes In Councll decided to reconvene SOI.Ithem Ohio. He added 0 h 1 o members, Leonard Baas and GorUniversir;y students are making don Winebrenner, and reading its December session n e x t a letter from Solicitor Frank Thursday night at 7 to lllrther a study ot tourism in this area, W, Porter, Jr. regarding legal- discuss tlle problems in the waand hoped to see a crash JJI"'Ol"&m Ity of abolislllng the board. ter system. on tourism in 1969. Porter's letter referred to a Council atao made tho board Dahlberg said initial work on cJause In the law that perrn1ts of public alrlllrs a supplementhe proposed four - county joint abolishing the board b)' appoint. tal appropriation for the remainvocatlenal educational school for Gallla, Jackson, Vinton a n d ing an ..administrator" to per- der ol 1968 to pay lxwlda llld InMeigs COW'Ities was PTOSreJJS- form duties connected with the terest that will beduethlsmonth. water system and also auperAttending were Ma.vor LOndm, ing, and that the SEORC has vise the street deJ)&rtment. Clerk Richard Duckworth, Treeaset up a committee to improve ColUicU fuc!lcated it ..m ~ 11!'"" Georp HollllOII and Counbee! cattle prodoction In t h e to secure two new members of ellmon Tro;y Z..t1lln& AI !.q>oSEO. E. E. Davis, president of the the board Of public afl'airs, but comb, Bob Wingett, WWtom at the same time. will also keep Hayes, Art ~Ivester and Glenn SEORC. praised DU1 Russell In mind tbe poulblllty of eecur. Cundffr, Jr. Ernie Bethel, Dick Ebling Gary R. 9lort, district <illlrmen 011. state Iuues 1 and 2, Cor their fine efforts earlier this year. ~~!!GISTERED --.. ...._t•ftot.• ""' ._ "" ..,....,.....,, ...,try COLUMBUS - PLANS FOR EDUCATIONAL television for elementery school students got a boost Thursday by the stole Control!tng Board. The board II>PI'O>ed $369,000 tn emergency fUnds for studies of the program~ a microwave pUot project and attor.ney's fees for representation before the Federal Communtcationa Commtsstoo. Syracuse May Go To Administrator tmts oiD;.A:]; .-» ..., d;;::;;r~one + PALM SPRINGS, Callt (IJPI) welfare PJ'OII'IIDI tram state to ananr," ~ , . . . . . _ -Gov. Nolaon Rockalallor pro. atote," R4<~ lllld. Ho lon't U.... PQiod o draoUc ovuhaul ol the COII!notod his atate'oiSO.bpor and .............., ~ MUon' 1 wel~ Q'I111Di 1bw-a- 11\onttJ IIWI"ap PQmiPt AI Ill CM1' U., Uldteli i!ltatea." day llld Gov. R - noool1 flmUiea With Mloaloo!p. "Eitller ,... .._IQIJw reopoadod dial the plan c:ould pi'• .7.90. . to droiii..U, '""""'"" w Ha .. _ , . _ tile Odmlnlo- In Larp port( of IIIIi bl "Uke throwiJw tho bob)' oot with the bath water." trail.., of. Pruldene..loct .Riel>- :rau aro ,..,. tq .... The New York and Calllornla ard M. Ntron conalderosllhlt~ dnaii..U, ..... II 4oWn governors, ladera ot the lrw natlomride minimum atan. ttawa JUre our on,., he t-lid •tiOD'a two m01t papu1oue dardo to.- wolfaro ollllhiiiQ<, Roe~u'o pJu. · atotes, o-od their sllu1> f¥IIW them to the coat of UliiQII "1 . don't that philoaophleal dltterenees over a to various ...,..... of the llolloa. 11t07 bl mteio 1ooklw plan pre-ted b)' Rockofellor to ~ no osked lllcM mlnlnuml ·~" the Natl.... llopubUcon Gover- Rockefeller'• P"-111 Thursdoy Ald. "a.t ll'lllko ............ aora AaaoelaUon. at a news eonterenco. . lllhJ oot Wl11! the ljallllll: .:lo~~ "One ot weUare'a ,reat "I'D try to keep 1D3 mled 'Wall, .IIIII to eorroct ., lr.equldes is the uneveneaa of 011011 on that but 10 llr I IOIIlOIIIace. ,.•,. ,0.., fD '""'l~ haven't felt that was tile the wiJolo C<IIIIIIIY." Chapter 53 to Meet --R--d--~-t------ -,~ Differ On Welfare LOS ANGELES CUPO- Prea- concern lor tboae who are leu ldent11.tct Nlxoo retu.rnad to his fortunate," Nixon Jl.id. home atate ol Calllornla Cor hta .ft.rst ~c ~ranee aince lllo election Thur...., night and ~ ( 'ftt-.., !W!t'NI, flamvo,)'..M'M.. IIfit U., ........,• .utc:...... '- DN j. Nixon "flr1ds Unifier I . . . . . . " '... . . . . . . ....--.. . ---~1""'------ Froet, · ," anrJ eosta. unllft, vehlcl•J S&:aa- . ford O. POwell, S,vracute, drtYlng wblle Intoxicated. fLIO ..,. costa with $125 1110pendod IIIII six montllo probation, five daya confln'""""' In the ooonty jail and a six montha IUIP8D8Ioa ~ his driver's lieense; James V. David, LOuiaa,K)'. , $10andcoote, apeedipg; Delbert L, MeKenlle, Circleville, $10 and coato, apooding; Harold C. CWlllinabllm. Dunbar. W• .Va., speeding, $10 IIIII colts. Forfeidng boods were Malian E. Golf, w,-, Midi., f%7,. 50, --'Ina; James E. Jellon, C•DI,pnlls. driving while latodeated, $257 .50; Hershel WMra. Rutland Reule 1, parldng on a htgbwa,y, $27 .50; James R. OooD. Racine, unsafe vehicle, $22.50; Jacob M. Bush, addres1 1mknown. ruming ra.bbl.ts a f t • r dark, $24.55; Terry L. Sekllaabel, Middleport, $27.50, _ . . Ina; MCIIIle R. Jenkins, ~ ton, $27.50, speeding; L i OJ d L. Myers, Patriot Route f, U7 .• 50, speeding, and A,rtt L. Got-. Nerv Albsi\Y, $32.50, apaedlnc. crrD> TO COURT Mitior dlmqu were Incurred Friday ntjlht"""' a car drive~~ byDream&Sti:W)..... 14, Muoo, W, Va..,strueka-. POMEROY - """ and the F.oonomy Loan eo. bullcllna II the i n t s r - II. Mechanit and West Sec:c:md ... Pomeroy police said tblt MIM Sawyers was attempting a c.n when 1be accident occurred.. . . was cited to Juvenile CClU1'l • charges of. driving without a license. Kill Four Deer Friday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 6, 1968 blake camden darst shoemaker