https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f90990d9b181208f55d56b64a7383bee.pdf e3eb93fee6b3233f0823d71b25c03a31 PDF Text Text .. --- --·- . . . . -- -·hoiL Burial ..m be In Pine Street Now t'..ou~·~r.ow. ell (Joyce) Rodllorl, COIUIIIbuo. ' GALUPOLIS - . - ' .,: ••• Jloude Bloke, 89, of Cou GalllpoJ.is, dled at her Rlbtcut..Clu.s' ! around 4:30 p. m,, F'ri~ hid been tn falling health · ... ~Ji; ' i ·I l!l;''' co~ tile past three months, Born on Dec. 5, 1879 in County, Miu make wa ' ~ :lo. .. ,. • ' ' 'j ,, •• J ~ . ' · ' ,•. ' .,. .\ . ' f' The only survtvtrw: reb are coustna including El p.,...en of Ptttoburgh and Ed Neal (Ada P....eu) and PoweU Fletcher of Collll was also fifth U. .,. IT, OKAY, 1-NJVE A · . S. Senator LITILE 10 11-IE. L6FT! Ohio to the ratioo's capital. She was an actiw membl ·---------· tvOIIJ A lllTLE I!OUOO,. • sarlmon, talking to newsmen 10011 after he had croiSed tn1 ADenb.J,. Bridge spanning the Jordan River Into laraelt-occupilll Jordan. aald the UD:lted State• uhaa to oonsl.der the feeling& ot Ill nations in the Middle Eastard not flvor one owr the other." ObHrYer s here ll1d t h e 1 e met King Husaeln and Jordaldaa romarka, alcng wllh earUer Promler llahjat Talhounl. - · In AlnmOn mel Cairo, He oxptalnod lo a new1 eoo>Ht the tcene far aome frank terence there hls remll111 1n Cairo talldn8 when ScrlllrtM beglu clio. Saturday that he waa more optlcuJIIono ..W.IIraeltollldalolat- millie a - Mldealtpeaee._s ... ~. rollowtne hla talk• with El!YpUaD Ia Amnwloo Bancla3, Scnntnn olllctals. OKAY ••• IA.Je'RE ALL Fll\.lls.H6D ! NEW EAGLEs ·- Four new MGM: Area Eagle Scouts are, I to r, Ellis Conley. Steve Wilson, Jim Jarrell and Bill Dickson, all members oC Pt. PleaSIInt Boy Scout Troop 259 sponsored by tht} 3664th Ordnance Co., West Virginia National Glllrd. They received their awards, the highest in Scouting, Surllay in court of honor proceedings at the armm•y.' Having one E'.agle Scout in a troop is rare. Having four is sOOtethi.ng else! . -~; ' •:. :. ..·, I ' ~x -~. ~- ' ' 1lf Valtod Pr... bternotlonal COLD WEATHER CONTINVEP OVER MUCH OF omo ~ with ~lures drqlplqJ 11 W.. 11 11 obow It F!lllllay with ,. I -•tern port tile state. II'Un to I V - · or • - bllullrotiJw moot Ill the eaot of Cle- 1IIIW .-ta11 ~ nlgbt. no ... ...• - ,.., ,.,., of plcllecl .., ~ c:ouaey reeehed eroateot . . - depthlwere 1n ~ six lo IV tnchlo. sou111am Lake aoutJ>. ,.• I '--~- AWRIGHT, 'IOU FEI Ll\5 GO OUT . HOW F.O.R 'IOU STAAV ,.Red., s. time, •• aald Blowt. 47-y..........W eonstructi.OD exeeuttve. TEMPERA'nJRES IN THE 20s IDT DEEP Into Dixie~ 01 a llrp JllOIIId at Aretle air ctnond tho 11otern hall Ill tho country mel atretehld iDio tho SOutll. ThiiJ'.- br<Jolht"' toafuotoh-ln tho lllOWIIa1na of West Virllnla mel Mar)-Wd. Tnwlen lllrDlJip were loouod. s.- also r.n In jiOI'to Ill Vlrlbtla IIIII lito tlll!jlollturo there ·dropped to well bel'"' - q In tho,........., houri. 'l()I:IAY? WI'TJ.IOUT DINNY iO GIVE US "' LIFT WASHINGTON - AliEIUCANS FOR DI!MOCRATIC Action Is holding tho """ !or H.-rt IL H~ to return ao Yl;,. ehall'lllllll who......, he to 1'801!11e rejoin tho liberal poltdeal ......., 'it".::·. ~ THEN IN& GEE, IT'D 81!: A. LONG WI>.I.K 10 lHERE MIGHT AS WELL FORGET IT... OH, WE \IOJ~DN'T MIND THI>.T ) tile deer huntiag: 1188101!.. otbera pttlng deer were: Co Color Til re u•rve from normal us.~ chue W•rr•nly rebuiH co lor pit where owner ma .ire rht:> o blq~atic r;mted for the lu Qi Rll PHONE 742-42 ' OH, SO 'IOU'RE GONNA. BE THI>.T WAY, ARE' YUH? YJ:SSIR, MISTER OOP, 'THAT'S HOW I'M GOING iO BE! ~Y! TI-IEN WE GO~E!! WE'LL .JUST ST,_V RIGHT HERE! No - ""I !o,Jurod, ,.. ........ .... llled IDd Ilion .... - - danp In a ear 1:45 p.m. ~.. l,U. 7, 1.1 mile- at Rt..ld, In Molp Counlif, The 11111t ~ Patrol oal4 Gw J. ~. 13, Akroa, ~ od 1!0<!1>. ...at oU the rt&llt lida or the ~• ....,I'OIIod tho b.......,, oU tho lett lido, mel ln(o • dll<b. · Ill IIIIOii10r·aecldoat, tho patrol --.a! cllar&ld. Jame1 P; J-18, Vlu..... wllb •. ... aller ~!Itt 1110ut llam Moore, RD, Pomeroy; Dale Toa!ord, Portland; Jack Satter. field, Jr., RD, Pomeroy; Rlchard Galeo, VIncent, Obto; John McLA1J&h)1n, RD, Pomeroy; John Mareaao. Ohio; Charles Amoa, COlumbus; Michael Overly, Wllhlngton C, 1L ; !ll,yor Harrla, RD, Lons: Bottom; David Bond• Forfeited FIVE-DAY FORECAST By United Preu lnterratimal Temperatures in Ohio Tuesday throogh Soturdoy wW a .. erage from noar to a Uttle abo.. normal .. tth dally highs ranglnR: frm1 the mld-30s to the lower 40s and niabt-tlme lows tn.n thu mid-201 to tow. er 30s. Wannll1!: trerrl during the middle or the week will be Col· lowed by a change to cooler over the weekend. PreclpitaUon ..UI totaiOfl&ol>alftothreefourths inchmelted,assnowat . t11e bqimlrv of the period chansing to 111hower1 about mid-week and back to soow flurries at errl of week. v...._... port or Doni HoL Car Ditched Off Route 7 ~adi o Us Dalton, RD, Rutland; Dwlght Culluma, Pomeroy; OWen Smith, Pomeroy; George Carper, RD, Shade; Henry Bahr, Chester; WU- Gilmore, Rutllllld; Carroll Lew- One de!endant forfeited his be taken In a - - l>oard .,..It,. SonxiQ It tho bmd and two othen were ftned - • time ADA put PrlllkltDWlect Richard N. Nbno on notlee It Slturdar night bo' -.roy ...... wW be 'lfltdl1lW doHIJ hll lanlllnr at tho Vletmm War, tax mat- or Charles Lepr. Gory Hinkle, Chlllule, Dl., ror • ...,, ud tile llmltinr at mllltary opondtns. rertod a $200 bond pooled oo SAI(;ON - GROVND f1RE TODAY SIIOT - n a V. S. recon- ~ of driYing willie intoxlail.._ pllne ohootlng plet\D'es.Ill North Vlallllm's southern poJ>o Icated. Fined were Demlo-. Pomei'O)', $1V and eooto, permit. Iandi-. AlllorleiD beallquortaro llal4. ll tho I'Durtli.AmorleiD pllne oltot-.. orw North v - tine an IOI!IctlllfiCI driver to ..,.. II- 1110 110111.11 -~~~ olqJpo4 Nov. L 'lflr• Wen r......t.. ,,.._ a motor vebicle, and. Jacka- plaQoo, lllo iwrth on ooc:ori plano ........., pii!IUr&olaklng pt,. iii Von-... WeotCOiumbia, W, loll, Tho pilot mel h11 hoc- rodor man turood tho crippled plano va., p and costa. ao~tor'a tllll to lllo Stllllh China Seo ~. hollod ootlld were reoouod oU IICODH. the- Lana'IYWe; Wilbur Robtn1011, AI!rod; Clair Might, RD, Mldd.•· port; Robert Vance, RD, Middleport; Earl Cleek, Columtua; Phllllp Radf'ord, RD, Pomeroy; Sam Gill, Buckeye Uke; Vlncent Davis, New Albany. Larry Hollinger, RD, Racine; N. S. White, RD, Pomeroy; Cur- Albert Bolen. Dext.r; Stanley Bartnun, RD, Pomeroy; Eldon Truman, Oklahoma Cky; Cbarleo (Contioood on Page 8) la, dr1Yiil& Wldle -.:at- aceordtnjr lo tho patrol, went lett "' center, ltrUd< the fiPoulcllnt! car and - ~ · ~"...,,... 14 root or ' hodge alter lltrlk1l!l the pole, owned IQ- Ohio Bell Tol~. '!be hodge wa1 ...... od bo' Amold smith. HeJd for Piqua G-M Airport Autlwrity Gary K. 9lort, former Galllpo... Its clcy IIUII18ge1' resll!llod ear!ier thia year to become ad. ministrative manager of the lo· cal Chrla Craft plant, baa resigned as a member of the G&llta-!lflga Regir:llal AIJ1l(lrl Au. thorlcy\ In a letter addressed to the ·~l'llllle His own · rights, Shaw claimed., "are be!ng violated by a calculated, delibente state as-sault, resulting In Irreparable injury, clear and imminent." Shaw chargvd that Louislare's conwil'IIC)' statute was unconstitutionatl.)o vague and broad. Further, he said, lr hi were broueht to trial, only nine out of a jury of 12 "ould need to agree to reach a verdict. He said this was contrary to S\clreme Court decisions. In a short rOPI.Y brle~ Garrison denied Shaw's charges he llod been slnolod out ror perseart:lon as part of 1 public Icy drho by Garrison to dilcredit the Warren report, Gallla County COmmissioners elated Nov. 25, i'llori, w1M> II president of the Gallla CJC, wrote in his realgnatloo: '"The airport construction haa been eompleted, Including a LOCAL TEMPS terminal building, and the eon. The temperature In l'omeroy's structton of hangars and the tn- downtown bustneu district at stallaUon of fuel is currently 11:20 a.m. toclas" was 29 degrees under way. Flmda are available under dear lkl.ea. for the payment of these pro-o Ject.o, and the airport should function smoothly upon their completion, The Increased lncl.lltrlal acUvtt;y ln the area has made my job as President ol the COmmunlcy lrnprovemf!l11 Corporatlm more time eonsuming. ~ce the Alrp>rt Project has been cornplotecl, 1 reel that 1 should """ devote the necessary Ume to maintaining the proper community.Industry relat1ouhlp 10 oeet.atarY for the succeaa of both. "I wllb to lineerelythankeaeh at )'W 10UJ' cooporaUonwllich his made 11111 proJect and others poaalble." r..- Capt. Riggs to Command USS Butte COpt Wallace M. Riggs, USN, · In 1948. he wa• asslaned to the a nail .. Ill l'llmen>y mel I 1954 1lfOIIuate of the Unltod State' Na- fleet ~rine Force aa a Naval Gunfire L$a.laonomcer. Thlsna 'Oiere wa1 moderate- val Academy, "w comm1Dil dte !allowed· by a tour tirpnory on to the fiPoulcllnt! eor mel hoaYf to ammunition llhljl IJSS Butte (A&. the erulser Newport N.,.s (CA. 27) when the llldp to plaeed In 148). the Jme1 ear which tore - a two ear Cnlllllon It Sl., Lm. Solurllt, on Ill. SSt, · over lbe .e a( a milo ""It . .or !'Itt· ' . otruek aiel..,._ pole. ... .' ... ' . ton, Bidwell; Charles Simms, Ro«man, Kettering; W e l d o n ,..1 Zenith "' ., Short was the only female to make a kill In the eount;v. HerB was a MONTGOMERY, ALA. - THERE WERE lndl,_ ~ 1Q:.poi!Mr .., tile Drat day of Prelldent..elect Rlebud N1mn wUJ 1111111 WbrtoD M. BlOIIDt, the ... lOll. Presldent of the u. Chamber ot commeree, to be Poaunatter Wwtama alao rep)l1ed be and Genorol. llloult, It hl1 . _ . here Slllll,y, opln deellnod comment · 011 the I)Oittble lj)pOIIIImeJII. If Blounlnro 111111od, Allboma would other Obto Dlvlokln of Wlldltre pme protet'tora made a total of hlw Ito lint cll>lnet ollleer thlo cei~~~~ey. "It wauld ._ i~ of me to comment on this at thia 10 arrelt.l In lbe ~ clurlng ~· 1'1-"'V... AN' wiUO( IT NOW . HI 'TJ.IERE, KIDS! WHATS WITH YOU Meigs Deer Kill at 48 Through Check p 0 In • ts fiatlonl during last week'• seaWIDTE CASTLE, LA. - DIVERS WERE to.be- iDio them. . son, Gome Proteo:tor Donald wn. ely water& "'tbe Mllllnlppl Rlwr ~ to lelrch ror tbe bodies of llama Aid all 48 were killed in 17 CGast Guardsmen lost when their cutter colllded S.turday with a the t.'OWity. There a110 is a probNldwallot a.tnooe lrel&lller• abillty other deer were taken In Three of the 20-man erew of tbe cutter White AJder suntved the <OOnty, but checked In other tho craoh with tho 400..fuot lrel&llter HeleJL '!be C..ot Gulrd lllld tho 17 ml11q men would not be Uoledaa dead 111tll tbe C..ot Guard eountiel as Is permiulble by hid aldoftod ltoel! a tlloroo&JI seorch ror sanlvors hid boon mode law, WWiamt aald. LOla Jean Proftltt, Racine RD. In tbe wltar mel . . _ the bonks Ill the Mlulaolj>pl. 'J•• ~ . er~. 0 u : "; 0 _ 0 '!be S..,reme Court ~ opened tile 'ftY ror the State "' LooioW. to try Cla.r L. Sllaw on a cborge "' eonsplrirv to assaoal•te Preol- John F. Kemecly. In a brief order, the high court affirmed a July 23 decision ot o.e U. S. District Court at New Orleana deoylng an lldunction to atx;w the prosecution. The district court, howeYel', delayed the trial pendIng ·outcome or the Supreme Court ~~Jpea}. In appealirw, Shaw - a 55-year-old retlrecl busineuman eharged that New Orleans Dlst. Atty. Jim GarT110n ns ualDI hlm "at a pawn and a patsy" in a t.d faith protecudoa aimed aolel,y at ''aec:urlng 1 judicial forum tor his attacks on the Warren rtiJNi'l"t. 01 Shaw was indicted by a grand unconsdtutloral the LoulU.. jury on March 22, 1967. on a conspiracy law, its jury 1)'1~ dlarge or conspiring with Lee and portions or Its criminal Harvey Oswald and David W. procedure. Ferrie 100 unnamed ethers to U the court refused to block auusinate Kennedy. He plead- his trill, he asked it to order ed lnnocelt. Ferrie died shortly Garrison to furnish "certain afterward. particut.rs of the crime alleged. Sbaw also asked the Slflreme ly committed'' so tt.t he could Court to declare the Warren prepare a proper defense. repert, which found Oswald The lower court rejected all alorle responsible for Kennedy's of Shaw's requests. slaying, to be "Yalid, accurate In seeki~ ~reme Court and · correct, binding and coB- intervention, Shaw accused Gar· trolling upon all courts or the rison of "conducting a reign of United States." The assassin&· terror'' in an "illegal, uselets tion report tn.s prepared by s and Fraudulent probe or the eommiuion headed by Chief assasslratim." .Justlee Earl Warren. He cited a previous Louilllarw. In addition, Shaw asked the case where the Stt»reme Court Slt)reme Court to declare took the rare step of interferi._ in 1 state criminal proceeding on grounds it created a , "'chilling effect" on treedtm ot Res~gRS e7.Pnsaton and threatened lrre- ·W~-f;'L~9!-~,L~I!a!(l!fJ~•"'"= - ~~eyo~U::~=·-:"~~;g:,n~"';!;.,~~:t. . . l 196~ 1.81 ill lllo - WASIDNGTON (IJPO - . ' - l'll1lJ clcQir IDd • lillie - 0 ;C C'J 0 "'!';1 Folr .....,., -C61w Him as Patsy Denied JERIJSALI!M (IJPl) - Presklent.<o!ect Rlchard M. Nixon's JIO.I'o 10nal en\'0)', WWiam Scl'lllton, laid todl,y the United States "oulll .•how no:·11:\"'ritlam in the tuture toward any pnlcular Mld.dle Ealt ___ , ~ ..., ao.. • ·Oaim Garrison Used Even Handed Policy Posed !· , Come to 1 .... I who visited here often. eph Kerr of the War of 181 -~ lbo ..... 2b - High Court Removes Legal Blocl ··~s To Trying Shaw in Kennedy Plot ~ daughter of the late Man and Susan Kerr Blake. She married. Three brothers at sisters preceded her in , Miss Anna was a dired cendant of pioneer stock. 1Dg her lineage to General .ctJI ,..< • 'r - .... . 4"1. I!IJio ID (/1 (1.) ......... _.,.. avn. .... few .,.,. " +' I , I •• ~ ~DAY, DEC~ B E R J. I,.. ·YOL. X,XI NO. .__ 160 .:._____________...,:.:::::::.::::= ,POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. _ _ _ OHIO • 1; lESE PRi<PAJI.)t.TlOt-lS Nil& _ Wmhcr eqtt - -·· Miss months, and in serious ' •i at y e lluwall, -leO Jib 1lle ..... "' Mlclll- .. - -ld'l - . I ....... - - "' ..... oil. MUs Anna Blake • commission at 2:30 _p, m.. saturIn 1951, then a L~uta,.U. he day, Dec. 14, at the SOuth BOlton rotutnecl to tho Na.at Acohnl¥ Annex of tho Bolton Nl>al ~ as an instructor in Marine Ebyard. . ' glneerlrw. In 1953 ho ,..s uliloThe shl» lo ftllnod In - . . of ed his ftrst command, che- . the ciiY or Butte, MoniaJL·Cipt Jan c....,cy Q.8T-542l. Ff!!11119SS Rlao II tbop 100 of the Jato -.. to 1957 hi Hrve11 on U. 'IIIII of .... Mrs. Herbert 'ruas or l"ccn\- c.<mll'!lilllller Amphlbloui. G~ , • ....,. He lo I brdthor or.PiryY , ~ : PaDtero,, ~t: .)~ l.~p· . va ' \ ll!lltartan. ' lid or Fred . . luas, ·llolll"df Bed- ACCEP'nNG DONATIONS- Enoor IIIIJ 1firllnl .,.. - \'Ulon Army In Pmaeroy a..U lnaide the Army'• ruad cci-lec- _ . -.<t on East Mltl>lit in Pomel'O)' ~tile pre-Chrtsm.s period. '!be SOI'dtlon Army helps tile Ieos ro.- .,..... m enjoy Chris-s. - Sentinel Photo. Viet Cong Want Puppet Cabinet PARIS (UP0- The Viet Cq lllDOWK:ed it was trying to set l.ll Front o!South Vietnam.'"' In saigon, political oftlcials said the Viet Ceq call ror tbe "peace cabinet" was part: of a 1 pt~Jpel: Saigon government with-out waiting for resultl of Paris negottallClllll, 'l1le VIet Corw ..,. guerrilla clll\lalgntt.thoganaltnouneemeat came in a eun- er the Uoited states halted bolnlJo. =:.w=;a~ .--- ·~=a.~-r:~~:: The communique said now was Hanoi, the Viet Corw IDd t h 1 the time to ••.launch a series of political ortensi¥es demandlrw:an end to the war, the restoration or peace and the establishmert of 1 peace cabinet which wU1 ne~ Uate with the National Liberation RadiCalS Hopped up F0 r Fight SAN FRANCISCO (UP() Acting Preoident S. l Ho,yaka. ..a s'''" young radicals a r e "converging trom all parts of the country for an all-out effort to close San Franclsoo state College, where riot pollee - · called repeatedly lut week to erush disruptive demonstrations. The62-year.oldoemanticspro. feasor also charged tJurt drugs were belns: used to get demoostrators '~bowed LQ)" for violent camp~~~ confrontations with pO-- Uce. {' But lla,yaka... , reOoened the embattled ooJieGe last Mooday Wider a get-lou&ll poUcy, said classes would continue tocloy - with the uiUal pollee pro.. tectlon, tr ...- . The Amarlean Federatloo of Teachers, wbieh represents 25Cl of the achool'sl.lOOtacult,y mem- bers, urged Hl¥akan to cancel classes so talk• aimed at endIng strife on campus "can pro.. eeed In a calm, deUberatlve msn- ner." Call Answered The Pomeroy emel'11'11ley SQiad anowered a eall to the Elberfeld Departmont store Salurdv II· She-- T.,.... ...,_ whore Ada hod become IU. -.11o1. zor -eat c.tor bo' ombullb... JUit-... noan&mdq the oquad wu eatlod to tho James Oiler Dtt1Cit 11. In Rulllad, froai - . , 00., hollnod to ..... r.-. IUD'-.- ~..... ... ill Holle!' ' -ool Cilier IQ- ....... SOuth Vietnamese. The Viet Cong communique CJI'Ioo de red its Saigon area followen to start work toward ,the regime because the South Viet.namese government llCM' waa ''encounte~ serious. dUD cuities militarily, politically. economically and aocially." In Paris, American and South Vietnamese dlplc:mata wereiiUIP'ping joint strategy for the ~ lng of the Vlenm negotiatlono with the Cammunlsts. The conference openi.ne date remained uncertain _pencli111 agreement between the United States a.rd North Vietnam on procedure ground rules. p.._. ApoII0 8's Coun Set Back CAPE KENNEDY (IJPI)... Ground equipment troubles todill' daiayod the COJI1)1etlon ot a �- - - .. ...-.~-·· -~--- Fruit Basket Will be Mode BAD LUCK KID DESERVES IT Then 1he out the clipping: "Deer Season Delayed One Week Due to f' lre Hazard. u What hurl worst of all was that my wile BELIEVED me when I leveled with her. I guess it proves l am not cllt out to be a rounder. Dear Helen: Yoo hear men talk about pla.vtng around tmder their wives• noaes and you think, .. H it's that eai.Y, ru have some run, too . ·~ Well, let me tell you, It Isn't that easy, and Isn't much tun. And you don't get awa..v wl.tb 1t. I planned my first (and last!) "fling"' as an experiment in mod· This dame was atand willing. After all, em living. tr~ctive rd had tile same old wife for eleven years, and I told myself [needed a cbange. Oh, I was smart. First I talked up a big new Interest in hunting. I bought a red hat, told Ill¥ wife I would borrow a rifle from a friend, and I even brought the guy arow1d a couple ot nights to talk hunting, After three weeks, I had her autriciently convinced, 10 I announced a few of us were going after a deer . To tell the truth, I have never hunted in DIJ' Ute. rm afraid my two - legged quarry soon realized this . We had a Oat on the way to t h e lnourttains. I couldn't flnd the key to the borrowed cabin, and when I climbed through the window I tore my J)ants ami gashed my hand. The worst. part was a \ neighbor came out with a shotgun; he figured I was breaking ln. Frustration and guilt took care of TH AT evening. I slept on the couch. ~e said s o m e scathing things next morning, anc:l I took her home. I spent the rest of the weekend at a motel , alone, growing a ..deer-hunter' s beard, 11 and feeling stupid but virtuous. My wife welcomed me back warmly. Too warmly. 5lle asked all about the camp, and dld we get any shots, and wasn't jt !!l shame .••. r made a good story. Even told her r dodged a bullet. Fruit baskets ror thut-tns w1U be made and delivered following the Dec, 22 Christmas program at the Heath United Methodist Ghurcll, according to plans made at &utda.y night's meettns or the Youth Fellowship. The gi-oup C uscussed particJ. patton in the church program and made plans ror a Chrllrt· mas party on Dec. 19, and a caroling party on Dec. 22. AttendIng were Mary Bradbury, San. dy Johnson, Mary Am Bechtle, Jim and Jeff Tyo, David Kraw. sczyn, George Hawle.y, Eddie Brown, &!san Powers, and Mrs . Jack Slavin. Ma,ybe other men are, but I go on record as sa,ying ha:nk;ypank;y lsn>t worth the trouble it costs. From now on ru be TRUE Dear Helen: My husband works 8Wing shift. He geto ott at mldnigh~ but geto home around 2:30 a .m. First he said he worked overtime but when his check didn't show it, he said he was having a couple oC beeu with the boys. Pvt. E-2 K and Mrs. Roger K. Then he lrta.rted going to work Deem, the former Vickie K. an hour earls , but when I talked Young, are announcing the blr1JI to a_good frlepd of his today he of thelr first child, a daughwas laughing about how my huster. Nov. 18 at Holzer Hospital, band punched his .time card wfth and named Kimberly Kathleen. hair a minute to spare - and ·. She weighed five pounds, four MRS. GENEVA NOLAN, RIGHT, a retired Meigs County this was at his .. normal., time, ounces. Demonstration Agent, served as instructor Wednesday when not the "new schedule'" he said the S}' racuse Homemaker s Club met to make Christmas can.he was on. Mr. and Mrs. V 1 c tor C. dles. Here Mr s. Nolan looks on as Mr s. Mary Li sle whip s Yo1.111g. Jr ., Pomeroy, and Mr. I am not a suspicious woman, wax to be used in decorating one of the candles. and Mrs. Edward Deem, PortHelen, but here of late 1 am larid, are the grandparents. Mrs. watching his every move and Audrey YOWl8, Pomero;..,andMr. dwelling on his every word. VISIT MV SEUM and Mrs. James Thomas, East U he b seeing another worn. Mr. and Mrs . Eldon E. Weeks Liverpool, are great..grandparan , he certainly has his timing or Pomeroy recently visited the ents, and Mrs. Mary Mae Esen· down pat. And why would a man state~wned Ringling Museums hutlt, East Liverpool, is a greatsettle for a hit and run affair while vacationing on Florida' s great-grandmother. when he has a perfectly goodwife lower west coast. at home?- G. C. A dinner party was held Sat· Dear C.: Why don't you ask him ? A "per- urday night at the home of Mrs. fe ctly good wife" can usually Pearl Reynolds honoring h e r bring her husband back int.o line mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, - that ls, if he"s a pretty good Who was observing her 94th birtll fellow with only a temporary day anniversary. Guests at the turkey dinner yen for _ freedom . - H. were Mrs. Nina Bland, Mr . and This column ls dedicat&d to Mrs . William Bland and daugh family living, so if you're hav. ters, Carla and Cathy, and Mr. ing kid trouble or just plain Mrs. Claren ce Archer , Charand trouble, let Helen help YOU. Ste wiU also welcome your own les Leslie a nd Cheryl Am:, all amusing experiences . Address of Akron; Mrs. Frank Betz and Helen Batte! in care of this Mrs. Lucinda Daines, Middle. port. new!lpaper. Dinner Party Given On Saturday Night BY JACK O'BRIAN Seine near the Place de la ConNEW YORK - Howard Hughes corde bridge. ·. may take 0\'er a huge H'wood Great old jockey got t h e ltud1o belore the group so con. terrible news .... The Americana Odent 1t has the Inside .... Elli- Hotel's Christmas: comic Godel Komedy quietly sold her U. N, frey Cambridge follows EUaFttz. Plaza aparlnlent; to a man nam- gerald into the A.'sRoyaiBoxthe ed Brown .... Feuer & Martin Night After Christmas .... Buffalo tried deaperately to get author- movieman Frank Keller visited director Herb Gardner to cut the Paris set d. "Only Game in and reshape his ..The Goodbye Town" and wound up in a role People" before the Bdwy. pre- in the Uz Taylor film: playing a miere but he retuted; his refUsal drunk. (No drWlks ever came pve the producers and star Mll~ from our exotic Buffalo!) 1on Berle adreadfull,y dreary serMadison Ave. shOp sellsmen'a Ious comedy •. • . The new smash shoes that look like you're wear- Comi c Pat Cooper's so proud of his Italian heritage he signs autographs with his right name Pasquale Caputo. "Aran Orte'' (named ~ ,. hls opera ''D' Aran,.) docked on t h e Come To Mary June's For Your · Holiday Hieh Styline o_,... .,,., Thr.. s.t. T ... ._. E.,.,.,,. a,. 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' '' .. - r"TJ"'.,..------- :MAII,. TODAY.-............ "'........ cJWf! ~· . THIS EL£CTRIC KNIFE FREE when a Reddy KHowalt Recommende<l period. The Eagles were ahead 29.:12 at the ball and led 3936 at tho end of three parlodo. Dealer prepares a written estimate of the cost to convsrt your home to electric heating. Offer available to our customers only , There is no obli111tion. Bears Surprise ·LA Rams, 17-16 By VITO STELLINO UPI !prts Writer Papa Bear was given a game ball by the Ol.lcago Bears Sunday- and the Balttmore Colts probably want to give him one, too. George Hala8- who's stiU the Bear owner although he ftnally stepped down as Bear coach at the end oC last seuon- wasn't Redskins 24-2L It eliminated SL Louis .... though the cards t_,( Now York 28-21. Here•a how the post-snson playoUs look now ~t next week's St. Louts..Cleveland an:l Baltimore-Los Angeles pmes ue now meaningless: Dec. 21 in Cleveli!KI - Cleveland vs. Dalla.s. Dec. 22 ln BaltimoreChleqo or Baltimore vs• MlnneiOIL Baltimore beat Green Bay 163 Saturday to knock the Packers out and then watched on TV as the Bears IJIIde tllem championL The Phtladelpha Eaglea woo while losirw Sunday as they bAt New Orleans 29--17 but ma,y Uve lost 0. J. Simpson. Butralo at 1-12-1 now Ns the worst record In pro football an:l is almost oure to grobSimiJoon. Remains Tied MlnneiOII. remained tied with Chtcqo lor the Central Dlvblon lood at 7-6 by otopplqr Son Fl'llneliCO 3(1.20. Chtcqo playa Green meets 8a)o and Mlmesota Pbilldelphia ln the nnot.o next week. u both wiD, Chleqo ..tvanc:ea to the Blltimore meeUrw. In the other pmea, Della• Dayton Open lllcldl-' ,.... ......,..., and lolmorl7 world ranked, haa not baeD del'llted In 1 matdi bi three yoara s. reddonce Ia tho u. The Mlcldlepurt youth, 'IIIIo 11 dual "'th the llama bl1tllqr back l'rom a 17-9 deftelt In tho fourth period even ~h lhetr quarterback Roman Gallrlal wu belo!r after belqr obaken .., In the ....... period. A bloclu!d punt oet .., a Gabriel 11l tho.t ,.rrowed the clel!elt to 17-16 and the Ramo had a last lhot when the)' had a Drat clown on the Bear 32 with 30 '"""111111 loll. But • holdlDtl P-lY called qalnot llckla CharlaJI Cowan moYocl tho Ramo to midfield, out ol fteld dramatic clelenohe JloJ• Unclor 18 dllmpl~m, 'ith In U, S. _ . . IJGal ..._ abiiiM, iutprloedLeolnlheftnt U•. S. and r•lld pme 2t.l8, loll the furl'"'' - .,q~..,.etolAeJt.l7anclrllllaut or ..,. -· 1o the 1lllrd d roartll · ' t~ 11-U and 11-lt. boo; 14<lbl, SZ, llliiOit, ftlllh.ed 1lllrd ill, tho . , . - . am W,' IMIIIOiaw~ 25, liaiiMJIO, T-. -~. . ' aDd •T0111ohlll an - '' r.,; Gabrlal then llollell ~ complote A !lUI and ' lhellear,ltoak ·""'" with threa ....,.,., 10 ao. The Rama ~·-tlloJ ~ mlahl ba.e lOll , t· Glliri.i . £ down-and I ... at de ~- . · ~.... 1!1- pne mare ' llllr the !lliiiJII, ..... .,llio u.lp'·ti.tlltW.WidtMDl· ....... tMllllllr,t t::=~:: . ,lir~. · - ~cloMtq~_'-· · .~c._··\._· , ... . \ - ' Larry Jeflera, 6-0 senior, wu were ltrong at the foul I I D e J'\I'Ulerup In the •corlna tor Hu- making 16 <II 24 lor ·44.4 per nan Trace wltb l.f potm:s and ceiL . Ray K11rr, 6-9 leldor, waa aech Was the flr.st·lOII for F,ut. ond hlab lor Eastern with 10. ern, wlmera over Southweltem The WUdeata made Z4 of 51 and Southern In previous confrom the fteld lor 47 per teats and . save the Eaglea a 2-1 and hit oi1ly nve of 16 at the Une record In dM Southern Valley for 31.1 per eeat. Eutem COO· Athletic Cmference. The Eagles neeted on 18 of 53 - . from ue 2-1 in all games. The win was the aecond conthe Ooor lor 3U cent and SVACSIU~ AFL STANDINGS SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (J>V A C On!¥) TEAM W L POP Kyger Creek . ... . 2 0 142 102 Hannan TJ"aee .. .. 2 1 170 176 Eaotem .... , ... 2 1 178 152 Pet. Southern Local , , , I I 96 99 •769 .462 North Gellla .. . .. 0 2 103 126 .417 South"ostern , . , , . 0 2 114 148 ,308 Totals . . . . . . . . . 7 7 803 803 All Gamea .077 By United Presa lnten.tioml Eaot W. L. T. x - New York •. 10 3 0 Houston , •.•. 6 7 0 Mtaml . , . , • , 5 7 1 Bostoo .. " • " 4 9 0 Bullalo , . , , • , , I 12 I TEAM W L POP West W. L. T. Pel Kyger Creek ..... 3 1 262 226 Kansas City .. 11 2 0 .840 Eastern , , . , ... , 2 I 178 152 Oakhtnd . • • , , II 2 0 840 Hannan Trace .... 2 1 170 176 San Diego • • , , 9 4 0 .692 Southern Local . . . I 2 139 153 Denver •.• ••• 5 8 o .3115 North Gallla . . . . . 0 2 103 126 Cindnmti • , . • • 2 11 0 .214 Southwestern ..... 0 3 184 226 LAST WEEK' S RESULTS: Sunda¥' s Results Eastern 49 Southern Local 44 New York 27 Clnclmw.U 14 Haman Trace 53 Eastern 52 Miami 38 Booton 7 Kansas Cit;)' 40 San Diego 3 Haman Trace 7t North r.llta 53 Kyger Creek 71 Southwestern 59 Oakland 33 Denver 27 Fairland 62 Kyger Creek 51 Only games scheduled Southern Local 52 North GaUia :;o Saturday's Games THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Kans111 Clt;y at Denver Wednesda.)' Only game scheduled Haman Trace at Buffalo, W. Va. SuOOay' s Games Friday oakland at Bu«alo Federal Hocking at Eastern New York at Miami Haman Trace at SouthwesteiTI Boston at Houston Kyger Creek at Southern Local Only games scheduled <' ' w" :~!'.: ........ BY DICK TIIOMAS Joe Taylor's long jumper~from lhe corner brd<e a 76-76 deadiDck aecuUve for a.nnan Trace and and sera Marllhall Unlvers1t7's pve them a 2-l record, Ued for T...-u., Herd Into 1 leo4 the Noone! plaeo In the SV AC with Bil Green never rellntJ.dllhed Eulern. The WUd- have-- .. lhe1 defeated Moreheod 9tale en North GellaanciEulernwblle lollng IQ. Kner Creek. HaDnan Trace's next pme Ia w~ night at lluiWo, w. VL and then Saturda,l' nliiJI the Wildcats plaJI at Soullnnllern. Eulern entartaln1Focleral Hodllnc Friday niP! and plvo at Knler Creek on Saturda,l' night. Eaatem won the reMrVe pme 31.:18 ao Howle Cllldwell paced the Little Eagles with 9.polnta. Keith SWain wu hilh lor the Little Wildcats with 14:. EASTERN (52) - Karr, 42-10; Buckley 1 0-4-4; RoM, 1~ 5·7; Morrissey, 1.0..2; Eichinger, 6~-17; Richie, 3-0-6; Lod· wick, 3.j)~. Totals, 16-IG-.52. HANNAN TRACE (53) - Jeffera, s...f.lof; D. Daniels, 9-018; Sl18on, t-l.S; Chapman. f.. 0--8; s. Daniels, 2-0-4. Totale, 24-S-53, EASTERN 14 29 39 52 HANNAN TRACE 9223653 Unlverol\Y 85.82 Satur<loy nliiJt In Memorial FleiO - · HUntington, W. VL Toylor, a 6~'h junior, went In with 6:27 to ploy In the coolest - . 6.j) senior guard Dan D' An toni was injured. D' Antoni returned to the game later and was in on the klll aa he dropped a brace of Cree throws to put Mar shall out of range, 84:-80 with 34 seoonds to go, Co-captain John Davidson, 6--3 senior guard, dropped In an Insurance rree throw with 14 ,sec. onds to go to put the game out of reach of the Golden Eagles. Davidson was fouled by Ron Galth- rlglrt, 6..'! junior, hlo fifth - IOilal foul. Thatendedtheseoring at 85.82. Jerry Conley•s layup m a pass from 6-5 )miOr Jerry Umberger pulled the Golden Eagles to with· in two points of the Thllldering Herd 84.82 with 28 IOcondS to ,• YOUIHITO-~· ·· Nf§-0.. . pla,y. t:c:w.!ey, a 6-2 senior, aeored 21 point& to pace Monheod, ~'L rt: was the fint defeat for the Golden Eagtea In three start&. They had dehated Canat..Newman and Pan American. MAr· shall had lost ita only start 82 . 81 to Morrla Harvey. Morehead took a 111-S lead ear. ty In the first hall but MarohaU hit a hot streak and "ent ahead 1~10 with 1<:32 left. Mar&hall led 31-23 with 8:111 left but the Golden Eagles forged a 12.p:rlnt lead 45..'!3 with 1:53 left In the half and led 4:6-38 at lntermis- • What Would Happen II A FIre Destroyed Yolf Home? Could you afford to buy o rebu ild )'OW 81m. new home or Marshall stayed close during tbe early part of the second half. lt was 60-S3 with 13:47 lett in tile game, Leaping Lamar Green, 6.7 senior forward, fouled out at 13:33 and D' Antmi made a brace ol free throws to narrow it to 62-55. The Thunderlng Herd tied It "" 64~4 with 10:32 left and then Morehead forged ahead 70~4 with 9:17 to go, home? You probably have "fire and extended cover• age" in5uronce with your mortgage , but i s this enoo ouoh' mortgage . See us for adoo vice. ....... c:-t.. " ,. Never stand begging for that w h i c h you have the power to This insurance only poy off the might 114 earn.- Miguel Cer- vantes, Spanish novelist. STONLF.Y 1111 STANLEY Saturday &JM& Eastern at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Harman, W. Va. North Gallia at Portsmouth West Southern Local at Glouster SCORES ., 10" PliERS CLAW HAMMER 13 PC. DRIU SET 12' TAPE RULE Mod• ol drop forged ''•-'. luri'OO(e hord•n.d and oll ltmp•r.d . lluot proof !>up•r h~~atlr~~at.d 1t••l hiOd . · · ro~• ­ ltX•" detlgn•d flbe rglott hondle . R..b g rip firm arcnp . R•g . 6.35 Qoulil¥ tltotl In sil ts from 1/ 16" to 1/•" . Will wlthtlolld htot up to 1000 F_ without dvll ing . 1-lo ..dy plo1t ic ' en e. R~ . 7.25 Eulwtve Pow•rlodr: ••turn locloa on blod•. no slipf109•· Lll• guard r•llow rv l• tar bttt.r vioibil- !lnlth. VIny l gr ip hondl••· J79 b•• By United Press International East W. L, Pet. GB Minnesota •.. 15 5 .750 HANDYMAN'S Kentucky ••.. 10 10 .600 5 By United Press International Miami .. .. .. 8 12 .400 7 W. L. Pet. GB New York , . . . 7 13 .350 8 Boston •. .. , 19 6 . 760 Indiana • .• .•• 6 15 .28<; 9'h Baltimore ..• 20 7 •741 West Phila. •• .. , • 17 6 .625 I W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati . .. 15 9 ,625 3 1 .1~ Qakland ...... l9 3 ,864 NewYork . . . . I3 15 ,464 '11 ~1 Denver ... .. . 11 9 .550 7 Detroit . .... . 10 15 . 400 9 Dallas, .. .... 9 9 .500 8 Milwaukee .... 6 21 . 222 14 Loa AJweles .. • 9 10 . 47t Slh West New OrlearuJ •• , 8 12 . 4.00 10 W. L. Pet. GB Houston . ... . . . 5 9 ,357 10 Los Angeles • . 19 9 ,679 Sunday's Results San Diego .• , , 13 14 . 481 51 .~ Dallas 114 Los Angeles 110 Atlanta •.. .• • 13 15 . 464 G Denver 121 Miami 113 San Fran ..... 12 15 • 444 61,1 Only games scheduled Seattle •. .. . . 13 18 .419 71 (, Monday's Games Chicago .. . . .. 11 18 . 379 B'h Q'akland at New Orleans Phoenix , . .... 6 19 ,240 lll/2 Only game scheduled. Sunday's Results Los Angeles 132 San Diego 118 Atlanta 121 Phoenix 99 Cincinmti 120 New York 115 Phila. 122 Milwaukee 117 BLUE DEVILS WN Only games scheduled Gallipolis mue Devils, led by Monday's Games forward ·rom~ncer's27points, No games scheduled defeated Olk HW 73-57 Soturday night on dle GARS Boor in a noa. league outlrw- GAllS oow ts ~I overaU, 1-1 in league p.l.a)'. • ORDERS CLEAN SHAVE NEW YORK (UPO- Milt Woodward, president oi the American Footblll League, ordered the New York Jeta but it' a posaible," Allen said, Sunda,y to cut their beards, .. we won't know untll after we mustaches •rll long sideburns. look at the ftbna. But there are Moat of the Jets have ao excusea, "e Just made too complled but quarterback Joe many mi~takes. •' Namath said he is not rettdy yet A Coatl1 Error to shave his tu mancllu The holdlne pe.-1\Y 00 Cowan mustache. proved to be the mo1t costly GUIDE BOOK fREEc~~ON ADJUSTABLE WRENCH Drop lorgf'd !rom otloy s1HIIo• ... tro st•el'gth . Tention spri ng under ~nv•l holds od jvslmtnl. Chr om;um plated. 10" Eo1l oclion winding, J29 1turdy e nd ho.X R•g 6.60 - -- 2 DRAWER TOOL BOX 33 PC. SOCKET SET TOOL CADDY SMAU PARTS CADDY o...~ .. All-pttrpolt nt with lp.c:lolassorhnent Ill l/1'" ond J/8" d rlvt IOC:.Itll, hondi!K, olh•r tools poded In hotavy ·dvty metol b... EOI¥ gr ip ha ndlt mo~tl caddy poriable . 1-lomm e r con b• slo• ed vprlgh o 11-1/ A""D,IO "'H . Seporol•s tmolt lt..-n1 . Cornparlm•n• hold up lo lhlrty-4ov r lltml. 11· 1/ 4"0 • 12-3/4"H_ !lallly rtmo~ • for d•ol'lng. wwer il d osed. 20" l • H•8-1/2" D. . 16.BO 1698 JBB Gr•y . ~ ~ "'J!',SiJ < !!! NICHOlSON STANLEY atteQtt at a relunl b)' Clannce ChUd& and Butkuo' lnlen:eptloo ol a Milt Plum Pill when Gabriel waa olcleUnod lOt .., both TDo. AUiqr Qllll'lerbac:k Jack eo... ........ dolqr • s"""rb Job conalclerlng his pbyoteol <OIIdl· tloo, &cored ono 11l and Orlan Plecalo gal tho other. Eo1r to read block ond red r.d ings. Sturdr, rv•l·ru lllol'd &t.•l IDEAl GIFT FOR AU DADSr IIPie olnee It • obbed Bnleo Goaaett or an •hiiiPod Plttoblqh 28-7 .... - - · l!eld goal It wu a defensive show for Delrott ' - " Allailla 2+-7. the Bears as an 88-JOrd klcloilf The Bam-Bear strugle naa DAYTON - U, s, S 1 n I 1 0 0 Chllllplm DaJ J..., Lee, 27, Cleve..,.., """ the champloailllji hore simdo,y In tho Doyton Winter ()pan Table Tennlo TournaIIUOII, deleatlna: 16-t'-.old Jobn T811110hlll CC 3-1 In tho llnalo. Leo, threa tlmeo Ko- ~· • For Eaotern Dennlo Eldllnger, 6.2 freshman, waa h1lh with 17 PJint• and he bad 13 rebound• . Dell Rose, 6-1 senior, 11 re· houndo, Eastern took a commanding lf-8 lead at the end of the ftnt Protlltt, 5~ aenlor, and Prollltt Glouoter on Saturday night made the first or a .... but miSled the seooncl - · That SOUTHERN LOCAL II 21 33 52 W81 the ball game 52-SO, NORTH GALLIA II 24 35 50 The Pirates had 83 rebounds, SOUTHERN LOCAL (52) aetor<llng to North Golla statto- Diddle, 10-<1..22; Norrlo, 6.3-15; tlca, to Southem'a 67. steve Shu- Beegle, 1-1-3; Shuler, 1.0.2; lor, 6-1 oenlor, had 23 lor South- Smith, 2..0.4; Protfttt, 2-2-6; To.. em. For North Gellla, Greenlee tall, 2.2.8.52, bad 19 and Dave Clark, 6.j) junNORm GALLIA (:;c)) - Greenior, had 10. lee, 6-S-17; Smith, 4..2-10; SounNorth Gellla hit 19 lor 49 ders, 1..0-2;. Clark, 1..0-2; Garnes. from the f!.oor for 38.7 per cent 7-S-19, Tolalo, 19-12..:;c). Tannehill in NO bulky batteries. ''l)mpano t Lee Defeats marvelous transistor, a develop. lnslead of forcing amplified ment o1 the Belt Telephone Lab. sound through tt,e Impaired oratories-similar to those used outer or middle ear , the patent- in U.S. sateiUt.,._ It lo creotec1 ed . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. he learned the Bears "won ooe for George" by stunning the Los Angeles Rams 17-16. "Gosh, tOOH photo ftnlohes. We were at our peak emotionally," . exclaimed Halls' succea. sor, Jim Dooley, .. that't wht.t this game is- emotion." One other tlUe "•• decided Sunday when the Cleveland Browns won the Century crown b)' turni!W back the Waablq!ton The invenlion ts called e1Jht. and larry Jetrera had Bob Diddle, 6-1 junior, set the pace for both teams "Jth 22 points IS .Southern Local of Meigs Counb' eked out a 52-50 decision over Cooch Rudy Slllvely'o Pirates Sarurday night at North Gollla. Runnerl4) to Diddle in the Southern scoring was Gary Norris, 5-10 junior, with 15 points. Top man for the Pirates was and made 12 of 22 at the line John Garnea, 6-1 senior, with for 50.4 per eent. The Pirates 19 polnta. Bob Smith, 5.S Junior, had 16 tumoverl. had 10 points. ' Soutbern made 22 of 61 for But It was Rm Greenlee, 6..2 35 par cent and made elsht of 20 senior, with 17 points, 11 or at the llne for 4:0 per cent. The them ln the fourth period, who Tornadoes had 15 turnovers. kept the Pirates in the contest It was Southern Local's t1rst Until the ver.Y last. win in the Southern Valley AthBob Diddle and Greenlee fought letic Conference and gives them a running battle as the game went a 1-1 SV AC record. In au games to the wire. The Pirates led 48- the Tornadoeo are l.:Z. 47 when Diddle hit two tree throw's The loal was the second oonto glve Southern a t9-48 lead. secutive tor North Gallla. The Greenlee "as fouled and made Plrde& are 0-2 in the ~VAC aad both shots to put the Pirates back 0-2 in all games. North Gallia'a out.froot 5Cl-49. Dlcldlehltajump- next game is Saturday night at er and South0111 led again 5l..:;c). Portsmouth West. Southern enWith 9-.aec:ondaleft, steve saun- tertains Kypr Creek F r I d a y ders, 5-11Jun1or, touled R andy night at Racine and travels to attqr ll'<lm hip S1111101'1· But the old man was sure to smile when that has NO buloons, NO lubes, dent. It Is made possible b)' a WU"es, Put a smile on the dial of some lucky extension phone a warm , affectionate companion for your family or friends. Won 't you call us today and arrange to give a phone a new home for Christmas? Marshall Nips Morehead Hannan Trace Nips Eastern on the scene because he'• in Mancllester, E~, recuper- en~ the advantages of hearing and is the result of 33 years of agam with a patented invention experience by Otarion's Presl- NO The Dail)' SentJnel, PomerO)'-M.iddleport, 0., Monday, December 9, 1968 Southern Nips North Gallia CiiY-- -- - - - - - - - - - With Nothing In Either EAR ThOU!ands of people may now 3 - The llaman Trace WUdeaU rA. Coach Paul DUion, pacedb)'Dave Daniels' 18 points, rallied 1n the fourth period to down the Eastern Eaglee or Meigs CcMtty 53 .. S2 Saturday night at MercervWe. Daniels had nine neld goala tor 18 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Haman Trace had only 36 rebounds to 43 tor Eastern. Sieve Daniels had 10 rebomda Addrns'------------ $125 a pair .... Ing anteaters - Norban (Fla. TV station) .... The Welghl Watchero ouUit lo trying on his new yacllt Vti()~~ N•me'-- - - - - ------- NOW! YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN quarters - A Canton, Ohio 44701 - Watchers" project has feeler!! eo underwrite It . .. . Manero" 1 In Greenwich, Cmn., is a subur. ban hideout for Manhattanites: tuch as Bill Carter, Trink (Dwlgtrt Deere Wiman's daughter) Wtman•a ex with Uz Detweiler, reeetltly unlatched from financier Bdpr D. Parisian GObert Bacaud Is an intematlonaJ singing 1tar b u t al10 huge in French theatricals generally and he's moving from hia Rue Camou offices to bigger f31V~ Ohio Power Company Rm . 430 • 301 Cleveland Ave., S.W. and w1ll take in $122,000 a week Robert Sllaw loves N. Y. for a .... At capacity (a clnch) ita net lot ot reasons - including the pro(lt is $24,000 a week .... play he wrote, • 'Man in t h e Compare 111at to the weekly "Ok- Glass Booth," a Bdwy. hit; he's lahoma!" Bdwy, gross: $31.000 a an actor in ..The B1rttlday Party" hiving Its premiere here; Following the late cardinal and he has three novels hotcak!pllman'o amual aoven - J e t ing the N. Y. bookstalls (The -.,N.Y. Arehblabop Terence SJn Ooctor, The Hiding Place, Cooke leaves Dec. 15 to spend The Flag), the hoUda,ys with our lads in Wildly acrobatic dancer L o u Vietnam:. ThaJland, Korea, Tur- WUis Jr. suffered an occupationkey, German.v . •. Herbert Brown- al condidon ()lernia) and is re. ell can have Chief Justice War- cuperatlng trom surgery at ren's Job .••. "Promises" author N.Y.'s Trafalgar Hospital Nell Simoo' s brother Danny went to tbe after..premiere party "earInc a liD' coat- thehatclrtckmade him cbeck it intheladies'powder room where midnlght Curs a r e lllored. Jackie O.'s groom Is making a TV deal with 1ndustr1al1Jt J o e to so public and a new "&Rake ~ Birth is Announced This is the one we struck out on hit "Promises, Promises"' can ... . ..... -. ................ - ....... o.. ..,. - - - - - MITRE BOX 8 POINT SAW llh wr rot. troy wtt+t lOCbt porltlon. Gr"" engm•l llnlth . 18" • 9"' • 1"'. fhgld, oil m•IOI con•lrvc:tMm . 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Sioco 1t15 •• . 111 ler•nt blod••· Blod•• chong• qulc• ond THE DAILY SENTINEL OEYOTEO TO INTEREST OF MEIGWIA$0N AREA RICHARD S. OWI!N, PUBLISHER I STANLEY HIP-ROOF TOOL BOX ll:eg, 9. 10 c;;J �- - - .. ...-.~-·· -~--- Fruit Basket Will be Mode BAD LUCK KID DESERVES IT Then 1he out the clipping: "Deer Season Delayed One Week Due to f' lre Hazard. u What hurl worst of all was that my wile BELIEVED me when I leveled with her. I guess it proves l am not cllt out to be a rounder. Dear Helen: Yoo hear men talk about pla.vtng around tmder their wives• noaes and you think, .. H it's that eai.Y, ru have some run, too . ·~ Well, let me tell you, It Isn't that easy, and Isn't much tun. And you don't get awa..v wl.tb 1t. I planned my first (and last!) "fling"' as an experiment in mod· This dame was atand willing. After all, em living. tr~ctive rd had tile same old wife for eleven years, and I told myself [needed a cbange. Oh, I was smart. First I talked up a big new Interest in hunting. I bought a red hat, told Ill¥ wife I would borrow a rifle from a friend, and I even brought the guy arow1d a couple ot nights to talk hunting, After three weeks, I had her autriciently convinced, 10 I announced a few of us were going after a deer . To tell the truth, I have never hunted in DIJ' Ute. rm afraid my two - legged quarry soon realized this . We had a Oat on the way to t h e lnourttains. I couldn't flnd the key to the borrowed cabin, and when I climbed through the window I tore my J)ants ami gashed my hand. The worst. part was a \ neighbor came out with a shotgun; he figured I was breaking ln. Frustration and guilt took care of TH AT evening. I slept on the couch. ~e said s o m e scathing things next morning, anc:l I took her home. I spent the rest of the weekend at a motel , alone, growing a ..deer-hunter' s beard, 11 and feeling stupid but virtuous. My wife welcomed me back warmly. Too warmly. 5lle asked all about the camp, and dld we get any shots, and wasn't jt !!l shame .••. r made a good story. Even told her r dodged a bullet. Fruit baskets ror thut-tns w1U be made and delivered following the Dec, 22 Christmas program at the Heath United Methodist Ghurcll, according to plans made at &utda.y night's meettns or the Youth Fellowship. The gi-oup C uscussed particJ. patton in the church program and made plans ror a Chrllrt· mas party on Dec. 19, and a caroling party on Dec. 22. AttendIng were Mary Bradbury, San. dy Johnson, Mary Am Bechtle, Jim and Jeff Tyo, David Kraw. sczyn, George Hawle.y, Eddie Brown, &!san Powers, and Mrs . Jack Slavin. Ma,ybe other men are, but I go on record as sa,ying ha:nk;ypank;y lsn>t worth the trouble it costs. From now on ru be TRUE Dear Helen: My husband works 8Wing shift. He geto ott at mldnigh~ but geto home around 2:30 a .m. First he said he worked overtime but when his check didn't show it, he said he was having a couple oC beeu with the boys. Pvt. E-2 K and Mrs. Roger K. Then he lrta.rted going to work Deem, the former Vickie K. an hour earls , but when I talked Young, are announcing the blr1JI to a_good frlepd of his today he of thelr first child, a daughwas laughing about how my huster. Nov. 18 at Holzer Hospital, band punched his .time card wfth and named Kimberly Kathleen. hair a minute to spare - and ·. She weighed five pounds, four MRS. GENEVA NOLAN, RIGHT, a retired Meigs County this was at his .. normal., time, ounces. Demonstration Agent, served as instructor Wednesday when not the "new schedule'" he said the S}' racuse Homemaker s Club met to make Christmas can.he was on. Mr. and Mrs. V 1 c tor C. dles. Here Mr s. Nolan looks on as Mr s. Mary Li sle whip s Yo1.111g. Jr ., Pomeroy, and Mr. I am not a suspicious woman, wax to be used in decorating one of the candles. and Mrs. Edward Deem, PortHelen, but here of late 1 am larid, are the grandparents. Mrs. watching his every move and Audrey YOWl8, Pomero;..,andMr. dwelling on his every word. VISIT MV SEUM and Mrs. James Thomas, East U he b seeing another worn. Mr. and Mrs . Eldon E. Weeks Liverpool, are great..grandparan , he certainly has his timing or Pomeroy recently visited the ents, and Mrs. Mary Mae Esen· down pat. And why would a man state~wned Ringling Museums hutlt, East Liverpool, is a greatsettle for a hit and run affair while vacationing on Florida' s great-grandmother. when he has a perfectly goodwife lower west coast. at home?- G. C. A dinner party was held Sat· Dear C.: Why don't you ask him ? A "per- urday night at the home of Mrs. fe ctly good wife" can usually Pearl Reynolds honoring h e r bring her husband back int.o line mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, - that ls, if he"s a pretty good Who was observing her 94th birtll fellow with only a temporary day anniversary. Guests at the turkey dinner yen for _ freedom . - H. were Mrs. Nina Bland, Mr . and This column ls dedicat&d to Mrs . William Bland and daugh family living, so if you're hav. ters, Carla and Cathy, and Mr. ing kid trouble or just plain Mrs. Claren ce Archer , Charand trouble, let Helen help YOU. Ste wiU also welcome your own les Leslie a nd Cheryl Am:, all amusing experiences . Address of Akron; Mrs. Frank Betz and Helen Batte! in care of this Mrs. Lucinda Daines, Middle. port. new!lpaper. Dinner Party Given On Saturday Night BY JACK O'BRIAN Seine near the Place de la ConNEW YORK - Howard Hughes corde bridge. ·. may take 0\'er a huge H'wood Great old jockey got t h e ltud1o belore the group so con. terrible news .... The Americana Odent 1t has the Inside .... Elli- Hotel's Christmas: comic Godel Komedy quietly sold her U. N, frey Cambridge follows EUaFttz. Plaza aparlnlent; to a man nam- gerald into the A.'sRoyaiBoxthe ed Brown .... Feuer & Martin Night After Christmas .... Buffalo tried deaperately to get author- movieman Frank Keller visited director Herb Gardner to cut the Paris set d. "Only Game in and reshape his ..The Goodbye Town" and wound up in a role People" before the Bdwy. pre- in the Uz Taylor film: playing a miere but he retuted; his refUsal drunk. (No drWlks ever came pve the producers and star Mll~ from our exotic Buffalo!) 1on Berle adreadfull,y dreary serMadison Ave. shOp sellsmen'a Ious comedy •. • . The new smash shoes that look like you're wear- Comi c Pat Cooper's so proud of his Italian heritage he signs autographs with his right name Pasquale Caputo. "Aran Orte'' (named ~ ,. hls opera ''D' Aran,.) docked on t h e Come To Mary June's For Your · Holiday Hieh Styline o_,... .,,., Thr.. s.t. T ... ._. E.,.,.,,. a,. App•lnt-nt MARY JUNE'S IEAUTY SHOP 'hon• ",2.1667 Ml~•l•p•rt A~~w ' ti()M~ RJ:-jt!O j--;---- ----- .. ,by Technique" con 1 ducts ' o " " dI smoothly through I &..SALLE Hotel the mastoid pro- I MIDDLEPORT ceos directly tol the ,"hearin,g cen-- f Cer, ' the ;:.~:•: SPECIAL DEMONS1'114110N WED., DEC. 11 2 p.M . •• 5 p.M.. !he Inventors I of the -ld'o I fll'lll oyeglaoo : hearing old. 1 111e Jtx.88D fa t 1ru1y a dramaI matic step for- Inner I ASK FOR MR DILES I w!H'CI in bearing II and Ke-eotlrlr v~ Smlill ald ledmology. l your I Audio-VIsual& l II W UnloDI II g not only closeOI friend 1o • brlnp you 1 tell It's a hear- I Allleua, 0. U'IOI ~.~... -1 Call Colleet fll-1711 I """""" D0 W lng ald. --,------------'world o1 IIOUnd, For 1houoand• lilts new bone but also the privacy and ..,.. conductJon method may prove venience you have wanted. U to be the be!rt pooOible way lo you'd Uke to know more about hear ne•t nature'• own ean. this patented Ll!lener and FM rntllny, tven this new tech- cover if Jt may .help you, with IIJque may oot be the answer. oo cost or· obligation, wrlte t~ You must try H if you are ever day 1o otarloo Eleclronlca to lr:now. Inc., Box A·l, I Westerly Road: Oulnllll, N, Y. 105a. ' w This house is one in a thousand. For every one of these, 999 homes in this area can be economi · .u.- cally converted to electric heat. That's one reason why the switch to ftameless electric heat is breaking all records. People who have it are comparing their bills for electric heat against their former fuel bills and are telling their friends il cosl (I) "aboul the same, " (2) "a fraction more" or, (3) "a litlle less." If you're beginning to think your home could be converted and heated inexpensively with electric heat, the chances are 999 out of a thousand you're right. Let us prove it. Get a free estimate. . ' '' .. - r"TJ"'.,..------- :MAII,. TODAY.-............ "'........ cJWf! ~· . THIS EL£CTRIC KNIFE FREE when a Reddy KHowalt Recommende<l period. The Eagles were ahead 29.:12 at the ball and led 3936 at tho end of three parlodo. Dealer prepares a written estimate of the cost to convsrt your home to electric heating. Offer available to our customers only , There is no obli111tion. Bears Surprise ·LA Rams, 17-16 By VITO STELLINO UPI !prts Writer Papa Bear was given a game ball by the Ol.lcago Bears Sunday- and the Balttmore Colts probably want to give him one, too. George Hala8- who's stiU the Bear owner although he ftnally stepped down as Bear coach at the end oC last seuon- wasn't Redskins 24-2L It eliminated SL Louis .... though the cards t_,( Now York 28-21. Here•a how the post-snson playoUs look now ~t next week's St. Louts..Cleveland an:l Baltimore-Los Angeles pmes ue now meaningless: Dec. 21 in Cleveli!KI - Cleveland vs. Dalla.s. Dec. 22 ln BaltimoreChleqo or Baltimore vs• MlnneiOIL Baltimore beat Green Bay 163 Saturday to knock the Packers out and then watched on TV as the Bears IJIIde tllem championL The Phtladelpha Eaglea woo while losirw Sunday as they bAt New Orleans 29--17 but ma,y Uve lost 0. J. Simpson. Butralo at 1-12-1 now Ns the worst record In pro football an:l is almost oure to grobSimiJoon. Remains Tied MlnneiOII. remained tied with Chtcqo lor the Central Dlvblon lood at 7-6 by otopplqr Son Fl'llneliCO 3(1.20. Chtcqo playa Green meets 8a)o and Mlmesota Pbilldelphia ln the nnot.o next week. u both wiD, Chleqo ..tvanc:ea to the Blltimore meeUrw. In the other pmea, Della• Dayton Open lllcldl-' ,.... ......,..., and lolmorl7 world ranked, haa not baeD del'llted In 1 matdi bi three yoara s. reddonce Ia tho u. The Mlcldlepurt youth, 'IIIIo 11 dual "'th the llama bl1tllqr back l'rom a 17-9 deftelt In tho fourth period even ~h lhetr quarterback Roman Gallrlal wu belo!r after belqr obaken .., In the ....... period. A bloclu!d punt oet .., a Gabriel 11l tho.t ,.rrowed the clel!elt to 17-16 and the Ramo had a last lhot when the)' had a Drat clown on the Bear 32 with 30 '"""111111 loll. But • holdlDtl P-lY called qalnot llckla CharlaJI Cowan moYocl tho Ramo to midfield, out ol fteld dramatic clelenohe JloJ• Unclor 18 dllmpl~m, 'ith In U, S. _ . . IJGal ..._ abiiiM, iutprloedLeolnlheftnt U•. S. and r•lld pme 2t.l8, loll the furl'"'' - .,q~..,.etolAeJt.l7anclrllllaut or ..,. -· 1o the 1lllrd d roartll · ' t~ 11-U and 11-lt. boo; 14<lbl, SZ, llliiOit, ftlllh.ed 1lllrd ill, tho . , . - . am W,' IMIIIOiaw~ 25, liaiiMJIO, T-. -~. . ' aDd •T0111ohlll an - '' r.,; Gabrlal then llollell ~ complote A !lUI and ' lhellear,ltoak ·""'" with threa ....,.,., 10 ao. The Rama ~·-tlloJ ~ mlahl ba.e lOll , t· Glliri.i . £ down-and I ... at de ~- . · ~.... 1!1- pne mare ' llllr the !lliiiJII, ..... .,llio u.lp'·ti.tlltW.WidtMDl· ....... tMllllllr,t t::=~:: . ,lir~. · - ~cloMtq~_'-· · .~c._··\._· , ... . \ - ' Larry Jeflera, 6-0 senior, wu were ltrong at the foul I I D e J'\I'Ulerup In the •corlna tor Hu- making 16 <II 24 lor ·44.4 per nan Trace wltb l.f potm:s and ceiL . Ray K11rr, 6-9 leldor, waa aech Was the flr.st·lOII for F,ut. ond hlab lor Eastern with 10. ern, wlmera over Southweltem The WUdeata made Z4 of 51 and Southern In previous confrom the fteld lor 47 per teats and . save the Eaglea a 2-1 and hit oi1ly nve of 16 at the Une record In dM Southern Valley for 31.1 per eeat. Eutem COO· Athletic Cmference. The Eagles neeted on 18 of 53 - . from ue 2-1 in all games. The win was the aecond conthe Ooor lor 3U cent and SVACSIU~ AFL STANDINGS SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (J>V A C On!¥) TEAM W L POP Kyger Creek . ... . 2 0 142 102 Hannan TJ"aee .. .. 2 1 170 176 Eaotem .... , ... 2 1 178 152 Pet. Southern Local , , , I I 96 99 •769 .462 North Gellla .. . .. 0 2 103 126 .417 South"ostern , . , , . 0 2 114 148 ,308 Totals . . . . . . . . . 7 7 803 803 All Gamea .077 By United Presa lnten.tioml Eaot W. L. T. x - New York •. 10 3 0 Houston , •.•. 6 7 0 Mtaml . , . , • , 5 7 1 Bostoo .. " • " 4 9 0 Bullalo , . , , • , , I 12 I TEAM W L POP West W. L. T. Pel Kyger Creek ..... 3 1 262 226 Kansas City .. 11 2 0 .840 Eastern , , . , ... , 2 I 178 152 Oakhtnd . • • , , II 2 0 840 Hannan Trace .... 2 1 170 176 San Diego • • , , 9 4 0 .692 Southern Local . . . I 2 139 153 Denver •.• ••• 5 8 o .3115 North Gallla . . . . . 0 2 103 126 Cindnmti • , . • • 2 11 0 .214 Southwestern ..... 0 3 184 226 LAST WEEK' S RESULTS: Sunda¥' s Results Eastern 49 Southern Local 44 New York 27 Clnclmw.U 14 Haman Trace 53 Eastern 52 Miami 38 Booton 7 Kansas Cit;)' 40 San Diego 3 Haman Trace 7t North r.llta 53 Kyger Creek 71 Southwestern 59 Oakland 33 Denver 27 Fairland 62 Kyger Creek 51 Only games scheduled Southern Local 52 North GaUia :;o Saturday's Games THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Kans111 Clt;y at Denver Wednesda.)' Only game scheduled Haman Trace at Buffalo, W. Va. SuOOay' s Games Friday oakland at Bu«alo Federal Hocking at Eastern New York at Miami Haman Trace at SouthwesteiTI Boston at Houston Kyger Creek at Southern Local Only games scheduled <' ' w" :~!'.: ........ BY DICK TIIOMAS Joe Taylor's long jumper~from lhe corner brd<e a 76-76 deadiDck aecuUve for a.nnan Trace and and sera Marllhall Unlvers1t7's pve them a 2-l record, Ued for T...-u., Herd Into 1 leo4 the Noone! plaeo In the SV AC with Bil Green never rellntJ.dllhed Eulern. The WUd- have-- .. lhe1 defeated Moreheod 9tale en North GellaanciEulernwblle lollng IQ. Kner Creek. HaDnan Trace's next pme Ia w~ night at lluiWo, w. VL and then Saturda,l' nliiJI the Wildcats plaJI at Soullnnllern. Eulern entartaln1Focleral Hodllnc Friday niP! and plvo at Knler Creek on Saturda,l' night. Eaatem won the reMrVe pme 31.:18 ao Howle Cllldwell paced the Little Eagles with 9.polnta. Keith SWain wu hilh lor the Little Wildcats with 14:. EASTERN (52) - Karr, 42-10; Buckley 1 0-4-4; RoM, 1~ 5·7; Morrissey, 1.0..2; Eichinger, 6~-17; Richie, 3-0-6; Lod· wick, 3.j)~. Totals, 16-IG-.52. HANNAN TRACE (53) - Jeffera, s...f.lof; D. Daniels, 9-018; Sl18on, t-l.S; Chapman. f.. 0--8; s. Daniels, 2-0-4. Totale, 24-S-53, EASTERN 14 29 39 52 HANNAN TRACE 9223653 Unlverol\Y 85.82 Satur<loy nliiJt In Memorial FleiO - · HUntington, W. VL Toylor, a 6~'h junior, went In with 6:27 to ploy In the coolest - . 6.j) senior guard Dan D' An toni was injured. D' Antoni returned to the game later and was in on the klll aa he dropped a brace of Cree throws to put Mar shall out of range, 84:-80 with 34 seoonds to go, Co-captain John Davidson, 6--3 senior guard, dropped In an Insurance rree throw with 14 ,sec. onds to go to put the game out of reach of the Golden Eagles. Davidson was fouled by Ron Galth- rlglrt, 6..'! junior, hlo fifth - IOilal foul. Thatendedtheseoring at 85.82. Jerry Conley•s layup m a pass from 6-5 )miOr Jerry Umberger pulled the Golden Eagles to with· in two points of the Thllldering Herd 84.82 with 28 IOcondS to ,• YOUIHITO-~· ·· Nf§-0.. . pla,y. t:c:w.!ey, a 6-2 senior, aeored 21 point& to pace Monheod, ~'L rt: was the fint defeat for the Golden Eagtea In three start&. They had dehated Canat..Newman and Pan American. MAr· shall had lost ita only start 82 . 81 to Morrla Harvey. Morehead took a 111-S lead ear. ty In the first hall but MarohaU hit a hot streak and "ent ahead 1~10 with 1<:32 left. Mar&hall led 31-23 with 8:111 left but the Golden Eagles forged a 12.p:rlnt lead 45..'!3 with 1:53 left In the half and led 4:6-38 at lntermis- • What Would Happen II A FIre Destroyed Yolf Home? Could you afford to buy o rebu ild )'OW 81m. new home or Marshall stayed close during tbe early part of the second half. lt was 60-S3 with 13:47 lett in tile game, Leaping Lamar Green, 6.7 senior forward, fouled out at 13:33 and D' Antmi made a brace ol free throws to narrow it to 62-55. The Thunderlng Herd tied It "" 64~4 with 10:32 left and then Morehead forged ahead 70~4 with 9:17 to go, home? You probably have "fire and extended cover• age" in5uronce with your mortgage , but i s this enoo ouoh' mortgage . See us for adoo vice. ....... c:-t.. " ,. Never stand begging for that w h i c h you have the power to This insurance only poy off the might 114 earn.- Miguel Cer- vantes, Spanish novelist. STONLF.Y 1111 STANLEY Saturday &JM& Eastern at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Harman, W. Va. North Gallia at Portsmouth West Southern Local at Glouster SCORES ., 10" PliERS CLAW HAMMER 13 PC. DRIU SET 12' TAPE RULE Mod• ol drop forged ''•-'. luri'OO(e hord•n.d and oll ltmp•r.d . lluot proof !>up•r h~~atlr~~at.d 1t••l hiOd . · · ro~• ­ ltX•" detlgn•d flbe rglott hondle . R..b g rip firm arcnp . R•g . 6.35 Qoulil¥ tltotl In sil ts from 1/ 16" to 1/•" . Will wlthtlolld htot up to 1000 F_ without dvll ing . 1-lo ..dy plo1t ic ' en e. R~ . 7.25 Eulwtve Pow•rlodr: ••turn locloa on blod•. no slipf109•· Lll• guard r•llow rv l• tar bttt.r vioibil- !lnlth. VIny l gr ip hondl••· J79 b•• By United Press International East W. L, Pet. GB Minnesota •.. 15 5 .750 HANDYMAN'S Kentucky ••.. 10 10 .600 5 By United Press International Miami .. .. .. 8 12 .400 7 W. L. Pet. GB New York , . . . 7 13 .350 8 Boston •. .. , 19 6 . 760 Indiana • .• .•• 6 15 .28<; 9'h Baltimore ..• 20 7 •741 West Phila. •• .. , • 17 6 .625 I W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati . .. 15 9 ,625 3 1 .1~ Qakland ...... l9 3 ,864 NewYork . . . . I3 15 ,464 '11 ~1 Denver ... .. . 11 9 .550 7 Detroit . .... . 10 15 . 400 9 Dallas, .. .... 9 9 .500 8 Milwaukee .... 6 21 . 222 14 Loa AJweles .. • 9 10 . 47t Slh West New OrlearuJ •• , 8 12 . 4.00 10 W. L. Pet. GB Houston . ... . . . 5 9 ,357 10 Los Angeles • . 19 9 ,679 Sunday's Results San Diego .• , , 13 14 . 481 51 .~ Dallas 114 Los Angeles 110 Atlanta •.. .• • 13 15 . 464 G Denver 121 Miami 113 San Fran ..... 12 15 • 444 61,1 Only games scheduled Seattle •. .. . . 13 18 .419 71 (, Monday's Games Chicago .. . . .. 11 18 . 379 B'h Q'akland at New Orleans Phoenix , . .... 6 19 ,240 lll/2 Only game scheduled. Sunday's Results Los Angeles 132 San Diego 118 Atlanta 121 Phoenix 99 Cincinmti 120 New York 115 Phila. 122 Milwaukee 117 BLUE DEVILS WN Only games scheduled Gallipolis mue Devils, led by Monday's Games forward ·rom~ncer's27points, No games scheduled defeated Olk HW 73-57 Soturday night on dle GARS Boor in a noa. league outlrw- GAllS oow ts ~I overaU, 1-1 in league p.l.a)'. • ORDERS CLEAN SHAVE NEW YORK (UPO- Milt Woodward, president oi the American Footblll League, ordered the New York Jeta but it' a posaible," Allen said, Sunda,y to cut their beards, .. we won't know untll after we mustaches •rll long sideburns. look at the ftbna. But there are Moat of the Jets have ao excusea, "e Just made too complled but quarterback Joe many mi~takes. •' Namath said he is not rettdy yet A Coatl1 Error to shave his tu mancllu The holdlne pe.-1\Y 00 Cowan mustache. proved to be the mo1t costly GUIDE BOOK fREEc~~ON ADJUSTABLE WRENCH Drop lorgf'd !rom otloy s1HIIo• ... tro st•el'gth . Tention spri ng under ~nv•l holds od jvslmtnl. Chr om;um plated. 10" Eo1l oclion winding, J29 1turdy e nd ho.X R•g 6.60 - -- 2 DRAWER TOOL BOX 33 PC. SOCKET SET TOOL CADDY SMAU PARTS CADDY o...~ .. All-pttrpolt nt with lp.c:lolassorhnent Ill l/1'" ond J/8" d rlvt IOC:.Itll, hondi!K, olh•r tools poded In hotavy ·dvty metol b... EOI¥ gr ip ha ndlt mo~tl caddy poriable . 1-lomm e r con b• slo• ed vprlgh o 11-1/ A""D,IO "'H . Seporol•s tmolt lt..-n1 . Cornparlm•n• hold up lo lhlrty-4ov r lltml. 11· 1/ 4"0 • 12-3/4"H_ !lallly rtmo~ • for d•ol'lng. wwer il d osed. 20" l • H•8-1/2" D. . 16.BO 1698 JBB Gr•y . ~ ~ "'J!',SiJ < !!! NICHOlSON STANLEY atteQtt at a relunl b)' Clannce ChUd& and Butkuo' lnlen:eptloo ol a Milt Plum Pill when Gabriel waa olcleUnod lOt .., both TDo. AUiqr Qllll'lerbac:k Jack eo... ........ dolqr • s"""rb Job conalclerlng his pbyoteol <OIIdl· tloo, &cored ono 11l and Orlan Plecalo gal tho other. Eo1r to read block ond red r.d ings. Sturdr, rv•l·ru lllol'd &t.•l IDEAl GIFT FOR AU DADSr IIPie olnee It • obbed Bnleo Goaaett or an •hiiiPod Plttoblqh 28-7 .... - - · l!eld goal It wu a defensive show for Delrott ' - " Allailla 2+-7. the Bears as an 88-JOrd klcloilf The Bam-Bear strugle naa DAYTON - U, s, S 1 n I 1 0 0 Chllllplm DaJ J..., Lee, 27, Cleve..,.., """ the champloailllji hore simdo,y In tho Doyton Winter ()pan Table Tennlo TournaIIUOII, deleatlna: 16-t'-.old Jobn T811110hlll CC 3-1 In tho llnalo. Leo, threa tlmeo Ko- ~· • For Eaotern Dennlo Eldllnger, 6.2 freshman, waa h1lh with 17 PJint• and he bad 13 rebound• . Dell Rose, 6-1 senior, 11 re· houndo, Eastern took a commanding lf-8 lead at the end of the ftnt Protlltt, 5~ aenlor, and Prollltt Glouoter on Saturday night made the first or a .... but miSled the seooncl - · That SOUTHERN LOCAL II 21 33 52 W81 the ball game 52-SO, NORTH GALLIA II 24 35 50 The Pirates had 83 rebounds, SOUTHERN LOCAL (52) aetor<llng to North Golla statto- Diddle, 10-<1..22; Norrlo, 6.3-15; tlca, to Southem'a 67. steve Shu- Beegle, 1-1-3; Shuler, 1.0.2; lor, 6-1 oenlor, had 23 lor South- Smith, 2..0.4; Protfttt, 2-2-6; To.. em. For North Gellla, Greenlee tall, 2.2.8.52, bad 19 and Dave Clark, 6.j) junNORm GALLIA (:;c)) - Greenior, had 10. lee, 6-S-17; Smith, 4..2-10; SounNorth Gellla hit 19 lor 49 ders, 1..0-2;. Clark, 1..0-2; Garnes. from the f!.oor for 38.7 per cent 7-S-19, Tolalo, 19-12..:;c). Tannehill in NO bulky batteries. ''l)mpano t Lee Defeats marvelous transistor, a develop. lnslead of forcing amplified ment o1 the Belt Telephone Lab. sound through tt,e Impaired oratories-similar to those used outer or middle ear , the patent- in U.S. sateiUt.,._ It lo creotec1 ed . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. he learned the Bears "won ooe for George" by stunning the Los Angeles Rams 17-16. "Gosh, tOOH photo ftnlohes. We were at our peak emotionally," . exclaimed Halls' succea. sor, Jim Dooley, .. that't wht.t this game is- emotion." One other tlUe "•• decided Sunday when the Cleveland Browns won the Century crown b)' turni!W back the Waablq!ton The invenlion ts called e1Jht. and larry Jetrera had Bob Diddle, 6-1 junior, set the pace for both teams "Jth 22 points IS .Southern Local of Meigs Counb' eked out a 52-50 decision over Cooch Rudy Slllvely'o Pirates Sarurday night at North Gollla. Runnerl4) to Diddle in the Southern scoring was Gary Norris, 5-10 junior, with 15 points. Top man for the Pirates was and made 12 of 22 at the line John Garnea, 6-1 senior, with for 50.4 per eent. The Pirates 19 polnta. Bob Smith, 5.S Junior, had 16 tumoverl. had 10 points. ' Soutbern made 22 of 61 for But It was Rm Greenlee, 6..2 35 par cent and made elsht of 20 senior, with 17 points, 11 or at the llne for 4:0 per cent. The them ln the fourth period, who Tornadoes had 15 turnovers. kept the Pirates in the contest It was Southern Local's t1rst Until the ver.Y last. win in the Southern Valley AthBob Diddle and Greenlee fought letic Conference and gives them a running battle as the game went a 1-1 SV AC record. In au games to the wire. The Pirates led 48- the Tornadoeo are l.:Z. 47 when Diddle hit two tree throw's The loal was the second oonto glve Southern a t9-48 lead. secutive tor North Gallla. The Greenlee "as fouled and made Plrde& are 0-2 in the ~VAC aad both shots to put the Pirates back 0-2 in all games. North Gallia'a out.froot 5Cl-49. Dlcldlehltajump- next game is Saturday night at er and South0111 led again 5l..:;c). Portsmouth West. Southern enWith 9-.aec:ondaleft, steve saun- tertains Kypr Creek F r I d a y ders, 5-11Jun1or, touled R andy night at Racine and travels to attqr ll'<lm hip S1111101'1· But the old man was sure to smile when that has NO buloons, NO lubes, dent. It Is made possible b)' a WU"es, Put a smile on the dial of some lucky extension phone a warm , affectionate companion for your family or friends. Won 't you call us today and arrange to give a phone a new home for Christmas? Marshall Nips Morehead Hannan Trace Nips Eastern on the scene because he'• in Mancllester, E~, recuper- en~ the advantages of hearing and is the result of 33 years of agam with a patented invention experience by Otarion's Presl- NO The Dail)' SentJnel, PomerO)'-M.iddleport, 0., Monday, December 9, 1968 Southern Nips North Gallia CiiY-- -- - - - - - - - - - With Nothing In Either EAR ThOU!ands of people may now 3 - The llaman Trace WUdeaU rA. Coach Paul DUion, pacedb)'Dave Daniels' 18 points, rallied 1n the fourth period to down the Eastern Eaglee or Meigs CcMtty 53 .. S2 Saturday night at MercervWe. Daniels had nine neld goala tor 18 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Haman Trace had only 36 rebounds to 43 tor Eastern. Sieve Daniels had 10 rebomda Addrns'------------ $125 a pair .... Ing anteaters - Norban (Fla. TV station) .... The Welghl Watchero ouUit lo trying on his new yacllt Vti()~~ N•me'-- - - - - ------- NOW! YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN quarters - A Canton, Ohio 44701 - Watchers" project has feeler!! eo underwrite It . .. . Manero" 1 In Greenwich, Cmn., is a subur. ban hideout for Manhattanites: tuch as Bill Carter, Trink (Dwlgtrt Deere Wiman's daughter) Wtman•a ex with Uz Detweiler, reeetltly unlatched from financier Bdpr D. Parisian GObert Bacaud Is an intematlonaJ singing 1tar b u t al10 huge in French theatricals generally and he's moving from hia Rue Camou offices to bigger f31V~ Ohio Power Company Rm . 430 • 301 Cleveland Ave., S.W. and w1ll take in $122,000 a week Robert Sllaw loves N. Y. for a .... At capacity (a clnch) ita net lot ot reasons - including the pro(lt is $24,000 a week .... play he wrote, • 'Man in t h e Compare 111at to the weekly "Ok- Glass Booth," a Bdwy. hit; he's lahoma!" Bdwy, gross: $31.000 a an actor in ..The B1rttlday Party" hiving Its premiere here; Following the late cardinal and he has three novels hotcak!pllman'o amual aoven - J e t ing the N. Y. bookstalls (The -.,N.Y. Arehblabop Terence SJn Ooctor, The Hiding Place, Cooke leaves Dec. 15 to spend The Flag), the hoUda,ys with our lads in Wildly acrobatic dancer L o u Vietnam:. ThaJland, Korea, Tur- WUis Jr. suffered an occupationkey, German.v . •. Herbert Brown- al condidon ()lernia) and is re. ell can have Chief Justice War- cuperatlng trom surgery at ren's Job .••. "Promises" author N.Y.'s Trafalgar Hospital Nell Simoo' s brother Danny went to tbe after..premiere party "earInc a liD' coat- thehatclrtckmade him cbeck it intheladies'powder room where midnlght Curs a r e lllored. Jackie O.'s groom Is making a TV deal with 1ndustr1al1Jt J o e to so public and a new "&Rake ~ Birth is Announced This is the one we struck out on hit "Promises, Promises"' can ... . ..... -. ................ - ....... o.. ..,. - - - - - MITRE BOX 8 POINT SAW llh wr rot. troy wtt+t lOCbt porltlon. Gr"" engm•l llnlth . 18" • 9"' • 1"'. fhgld, oil m•IOI con•lrvc:tMm . 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Sioco 1t15 •• . 111 ler•nt blod••· Blod•• chong• qulc• ond THE DAILY SENTINEL OEYOTEO TO INTEREST OF MEIGWIA$0N AREA RICHARD S. OWI!N, PUBLISHER I STANLEY HIP-ROOF TOOL BOX ll:eg, 9. 10 c;;J �-·-------• ,.. ....,.. .' . • ---- ··p ·r-·-· · ·1 ~ 4 - n.. Dollf SooUnel, P<liiK'nl!'·Middleport, 0., MOOIIty, llo<eml>or 9, 1968 ,---- . heed eoql- 1111 1«11 " uwer Ar~~n&~m'l Moorehead -~..~ . ' S AA """" only.=.. ~... eo. Oh10 105.:13-ll bu eoqllod I ...- thol to mgh School Results ~ Unliod Prell -ttonal Colo. Eut 85 COIL - - -r 58 lum.,;., W-om In 19111 lift- Lima Seniof 74 Q . vented and tho Top Coach II' • 84'1e-.th pl••tlc •h••t, 21 tt ... I litre mew1•1n1 •M ••Ue . & Lv•lter o..1 l,.erywher• ''' w.-rD lrn. '•anHra •t·tl•••••,. ..., Cll<e1!' '" ,.lllt~l S111c• " " COLUMBUS (UP0 - Marv Moorehead, who has guided Upper Arlington High School to four undefeated seasons since 196-4 and back -to - back state championships, t o d a y wu named United Pt·ess International Class AA Coach of the Year. n marked the second consecutive year that his fellow coaches, sportswriters a n d sportscasters tabbed Moorehead for the coveted honor. Canton McKinley•s. Ron Chismar, Dick Stnun of Warren Western Reserve, Bob BartDt of EJ,yrla, Tom Ra.Uaban of Cinclnnati St. Xavier and Sidney's Dave Haines provided the major · competition for Moore- a-, !rom JIOIIIna ~· c:onaecuUve unbeaten IIIII Goldeo \11- Cage Defeat KC Bobcats Suffert First l ""; 50 ci ol) ' cu... Gl-..r ' ' 53 'cbtDa Tlmklll '1'110 IIYIIl' Creek Bobcalll out'- lor, wtt11 16 pointl, and Steft Z1110 Trace 54 - - 51 lerod their lll'lllou ullho .... SpOUldlng, 5-10 oenlor, with U. COli. 14 COlo. Brook'1'110 Bobeall had only 23 ro- G-51 Saturda3 ailhl to Fairha¥111511 bounds, wl.th seven by Jon RothCOlo. Lindell MoKinlv 62 Coli. land ul La.....,ce eoont;y. T he 8"1>. 6-1 junior, as hlp. KJ!cer nrqona raWed In lholourthperWolll56 Cola. 68 Colo. Mol!awk S1 lod alter bolng lied tl-tl at tho creek hit 19 ol t8 · - lor 39.5 per cent and made 13 ol Plc:kerinet<n 70 Liberti< Union and ul three ~·21 trom the foul line lor 61.9 ft loll Coooh John Sana'• Bob64 c-·"*'eerv!D• Alttoo· South 59 Contoll Lincoln ~ 72-IIL Mlr)rl ~8 49 •A Warm Glow' 66 Kalida 61 urm just very pleased .taout Alllonoo M ·Akioo t1m111 511 (ol) Celinl COichlater 77 56 Cllntoo A~ 57 Akron Killit ,. Moorehead said. "Irs one PIQIO 73 Cellna·M .,j lhlnso when II !IIp""'"' 54 Muilllm 52 GlllDon ~~ Now Knoxrille 71 Munller 61 pens, you juSt have a warm Lima BaUI 87 Uma llbawnee 75 t2 glow. Grlllldvlew 97 Clrcl..We 56 ••When lightning strike• twice cant:c:m Gl•rwoocl a Nortb eanBaley 76 G......Oeld 56 ton49 in the same spot, I §!eBB you ~llllurl 99 Toaya Valley raise your banda up and shout ca-. Mc:Kinley 11 Akron cen'13 tral 52 hallelujah, n Moorehead laid. 1.0p11 Elm 73 Adona 60 '"The sea10n went Juld like a Dover 79 Sand)' Valley 47 DeJa"""" 81 Olentanl!l' 73 wblrlwlnd. Even with only throe Mentor 52 Weot GeiiiP t2 Columbus DeSalea 87 MllfUn 59 starters back on oft'ense and El,yrla cathollo 58 We.Uake 51 Ohio Deal 84 Indian Dell 57 (ot) nve on defense, we thoUgbt we B18 Walnut 84 DubiiD 47 were l')1ng to have a goOd sea- Loncaller 60 Marion 58 Plain Clcy 69 WeBI Je!!or11011 son. We bad 1111en0m1na1 speed, Bellevue 72 Clyde 66 55 but you never knoW hOW a Sandusky .72 Willard 64 Worthlnllm 87 Ujlper Arlington team is going to be until you ZanesvWe Rosecrans 90 60 starr~Washingtm 51 take 'em Into the arena a time Woottall 78 Paint VallOT ~I Trl-V.Uey 88 Crooksville 80 or two. The Plains 65 Roemelln 55 ••we had a good lndicatlon of West Musldngum 87 Roseville 39 Mlr)rovllle 58 Falrl>anks 37 just what this team could do New Concord 46 Morpn 44 New Albany 97 1118bland 71 after the first two games,'' Maysville 54 New Lexington 51 Centorburg 79 Cardington 68 Moorehead pointed out. The &erldan 63 Philo 58 Son<l.ooky st. Mary 86 South AmGolden Bears clawed Pleaaant- Frontier 51 Q(yvue 45 herol 58 view (89..0) and Coiumbua South caldwell 69 Waterford 64 Bellaire st. Johna 96 steubenGberDHY Catholic 53 Cadiz 51 . (70-U). viDe 59 Enroute to a perfect 10-0 sea- Cambridge 67 Marietta 58 Sleubemrllle Central 67 Toronto son, Upper Arlington also pin- Miller 75 Logan 64 ed a measure of revenge with BarnesvUle 59 Dillonvale 52 Mt .. Pleasant 95 Stanton Local 69 8elpre 63 Fort Frye 55 a 32-2 romp over Wattersm. urve never been aasociated with a ballclub as explosive. We averaged 52 points a game against what I oonsldered the tled seasons. . toughest schedule cats with a 3-1 overall record. Kypr Creek Ia lllllle!oated at 2.8 In lll'at ,~~~ ••• In tho - - ern Valley Athletle Ccderenc:e. The Boboata led 16.3 at the end ol the 111'11 period and trailed by one point, 23 to 22, -' • •• FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE SHOE lOX WHERE SHOES ARE Tues. & Wed. Only 19~ All Flavors DAIRY IS~E GILBERT HURT 1ae1 MIANI UfiSIACJION O.UAtANrfiD Ebersbach Hardware, Main St. Pomeror Shcltterproof Flexible Long-Lasting -·36~''"" This, or course, means that thil 22-month.oJ.d )'OI.Ulglter, whose father died in Vietnam a 1ear ago lalt April, wiU be spending Christmas at the hospital. T1dnk of the cheer that a remembrance might brlng - not only tor little BUI.y but for his motller. PaUJ" JJ staying with her slater and brother-In-law, Margaret and Rodney Spencer, and naturall,y makes dal1,y trtpa to Children' a Hospital. For those ot you who might like to send a card a small gift the .~cer address Is 2247 Waldorf Road, Columbus. ' ' :::::::~:::=:=:=:~'7./,*-~=f.W:<-;;-;o;(..;-;;;~;:;.;-~;;;;-x.::::;:-"..<-~~,..u~~ 1~ Holiday Party is Held The annual holiday party ofthe HIPPl' Harvesters Clan ol the Trinity Untted Chuf(:h ot Christ featured a turk8y dinner and a gift e"change. NEW YORK (UPO- Rod GObert or the New York Rangers will be sidelined tour to six weeks wlth a fractured bone and torn ligaments in Ills left ankle, it was announced sunday. Wayne Rivers of the Ra~en' Buffalo farm team his been called up to take hls place. MONDAY EXECUTIVE Committee, Middleport P, T.A., 6:30 Mon!ay ntgtn, P.earl St. 'Elementary SchooL Regular P, T, A. meet!Jw is postponed u~ll Dec. 16, 7:30 p.m. In the Middleport H i g h School auclitorhon when Christmas progn.m will be presented by the tlrst through the sixth grades and Santa wUI distribute a treat. BETHEL 62, -mallmal Order ol Jobs Daughters, 7:30 Moncloy nlabt at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. TUE.!DAY EASTERN BAND Boosters, Tueadoy, 7:30 p.m. at high school. Members urged to attenet MIDDLEPORT Business and Proteuional Womom's C I u b, '1\J.@sday, 7:30 ,p.m., home ol Mrs. ArUtur strauss. Annual Chrlotmas party. WEDNESDAY POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Club, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Ben Neutzllng; amual Christmas ,party; members to take a $1 gltt (or exchange; also me to be sent to the Girls Industrial AS MARY MARTIN described It - .. A lost weekend. •• Mary was in Columbus Slturda,y and SwKJa,y for a meeting of the Eight and Forty Dcpartemental Pouvlor, and what a weekend it turned out to bel Saturday evening she took ~te U1 and had to miss a dutch dinner, a reception, and a variety or other planned events. &mday, after the pouvior waa 011e'r, Mary went to the Fort Hayes parking lot to get her car. Seems that While the car was )Jirked overnight in the lot, Jt had been stolen, but Ulen returned to the lot out or rum1ng OOOd.ition. Mechanics advised her that the motor was "burned up. n There were pollee report& and hotel management conferences. Finally, Mary and Marie Boyd, who had accompanied her to Columbus, boarded a bus and headed home. She was right - It was a lost weekend. The bualnes1 meeting was hlgh-ligllted by the election of Mrs. EYa Deasauer, president; Mrs. Ne\'11 Seyfried, vice prealdent; Mrs. tlla Smith, secretary; and Mrs, Genevieve Meinhart, treasurer, presented by a committee composed of Mrs. Smtih, Mn. Sa,yfrled and Mrs. Carrie NeutzUng. Mrs. Neutzll~, Mrs. Seyfaied and Mrs. Smith were appointed to prepare programs Cor the coming year. The)' wUI meet tonight children'&_ Christmas program; door prizes. AFTERNOON CffiCLE, Heath Methodist Church, 1 p.m. at the church; bring donations for food baskets to be prepared and distributed by the .Youth group. THURSDAY XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Bell Sigma Phi Sorority, Christmas party, 6:30 p.m. Thur~, at Point Resort. Gift exdlange. MEIGS DAV CHAPTER 53 at hall, 6:30p.m. Thuradoy, Chriatmas dimer ,prepared by Auxiliary at hall oo Butternut Ave., School. Pomeroy. Korean Bnd Vietnam THURSDAY veterans Invited to dinner and PORTLAND Homemakers meeting. Club, Thursday, all day, potAFTERNOON cmcLE, Heath luck dimer at llomc, home of United Methodist Cburch, aoclal Mrs. Ruth Ebersbaeh; gilt ex~ room, 1 p.m. Thuriday, amual change will be held. Christmas luncheon followed by BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. group participation program, Thursday, at the school; amual A TRIP TO THE Rose Bowl .... What a Christmas. present! J, C. Russell, student at Ohio state University, wiU join a student tour for the trip to Pasadena on D~c. 28. They'll fly, or coune and will be returning oo Jan. 2. The trip Is J. c. '1 Christma; gift from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tn~man Russell. we've ever raced, n Moorehead added. ••w.aap··· · IIAJIIOID 01111 JMf ' ..,.. rew weeks. hallllme. mu, 6-4-16; Spauldlnl, 6-2-lt; CINck Bradl>urY, 6-3 - · waa hlllfl lor Kyger Creek with Rene, O.O.Oi Bucldey. 0-0..G; 17 polnll. For Fairland, It wao Sa.under•, o~.o. Totals, 19-~. J. D. Laep with 28 polnta. Step- 51. herd bad 11 !or Fairland. other top scorers for the Bobcata were Earl Thomas, 6-1 sen- McCLURES Fourth & Locust - Little Billy Neu~zllng underwent major surgery just a week l&O today at Children'• Ho.I;Pital 1n Columbua. While he'a progressing nicely, he will be cont1ned to the nursery there for a KYGER CREEK (51) - Brad~ bury, 6-5-17; Rothgeb, 1-2-t; Tho- 53 ., The Dalb sentinel, P'omcro;r-Mlddlcport, Cl,, Moma,y, December 9~ 1968 KYGER CREEK 16 32 U ~1: FAIRLAND 6 2a U l!t: 11. Cln. Elder 59 Cln. Hugheo t6 M&.delra 62 Little Miami 49 Cin. McNicholas 73 Glen Rste 65 - 2-28~ J. COx, 9~; S. COl:, ~ ~; lilool>m1, 5-1-11; CIIIIOl', 2: P-41 ·llarrla, 1.8.:1, Tol.llo, 27! 8 ..62. .: 4 per cent. Fairland,... thereservepmo 36.:16. Tom llyaell was blab lor Kypr Creek with 9iJCII1118. Brumfield was hlllfl lor Fairland with *rlngboro 65 Preble hwnee 55 Sl Henry 67 Mississinawa 66 Roaslord 60 Toledo Bowsher 44 Liberty Center 56 SWanllln 51 Lakota 54 Elmwood 41 Cln. 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For her wedding, she "ore pearl earrings, gift of her aunt; Mrs. Geoe Mitch, of Pomeroy, The tables and social room were exten5ively decorated for the party. Addi~ to the festive and carried a handkerchief which atmosphere was recorded Christ- had been carried by her mother, Mrs. ~cer, at her wedding. mas carols. The handkerchief was a g1tt to Largest Palace Mrs. Spencer from Mrs. D o n The Vatican Palace in Collin a, Pomeroy. Rome is the largest palace in Mtu Gretchen Williams of the world . It has 1,400 rooms, Saraeota served as the maid of chapels and halls, of which the oldest date from the 15th honor for the bride. Sbe """' an ivory brocade dress with a lleadcentury. Jl{e<e ul~o~oJorlno-...:11111-· riod a cololllal boiQIII Ill yellw- and.._....~.. • Rlt:bard flit"- ...... .. belt IIW!for tbobrldo-.11111 ulbera were Ken, ~. bro111or ul the bride, ... R. 0. Woll, Jr., brother ultho groom. Carol and Clndjl Wolt; alstero of the bric!qroom, ,..,_ lotered the gueoto. For her ~r'• w-+ii'n& Mrs. ~eer wore u a q u • dreaa with bladt aceeaiOI'tnud a pink carnation corgge. Mra. Wolf wu in a navy enMtnblt with a red camadon cor...-. A rec.._an hCIDor1.na' the eou.. ple was held in the church fellowship llall. Hostea~ea wen Mrs. R. E. Jones, Mn. Owl· JU. att, and Ml01 hila MeGoll. A sliver, green and yellow color sclleme was carried out in the deoor.Uooa. The wedding oake was served with orange JUDCb. The table appointment• were ill aUver and cut glass. The new Mra. Wolf 11 1110eiated with the ManaiA!o Notional Bank at Bradenton, Fla. Mr. Wolf works at the Firlt National Bank at Sarasota. The eouple reside in their new home at 1320 Brink Ave., Saruota... Tile bride Ia a gractiate ef Pomeroy HIBil School. HARVEST TIME SLIC. FtJ()PVAlUES BACON lb. 39~ . GE OR GES ·---------------------------..-----SOUPS DETERGENTS Ben Franklin Store keith Gable Ford, Inc. R. H. 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Read at the meeting was a card of thanks from the Arnold family. A gift was enclosed. The program featured a talk by Mrs, Ada Holter on her experience of Christmas while visiting in the Holy Lalli, Mls5 Freda Grueser had charge of the program which q>ened with a medi· t.ation endUed "The ~irit of Christmas,'" the story of a Navaho boy and a trader. The grotp sang "Sllent Night" after hearing the legend of Glenn Kittler'5 Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell or rlage ~ their ~. Pomeroy areAmounclngthemar- Charle..,.. Kay Ho11 FI-.Jd, to William G. Wolf, ul !ir. and Mn. Rarmond C. Wolf, Alwas read by Mis5 Grueser who pine Ave., SariiOCa, Pl. also gave a prayer from the bride II the dauihler ul book, "Praylrw Hands.," by Helen steiner Rice. Also included on Mr. and Mn. Charleo K. !\:lin· the program was the lege.-.1 of cer ot Bradenton Beaeh, Fla., the Chri1tm11 tree, and Issac former reaidenta at L i a e o 1 n Watts' "0\ang:ing the Christmas Heights, Pomeroy. The weddin.K was an event of Music In the Ctl.lrch"' read by Nov. 27 at 7p.m.attheFirotConMrs. Neutzling. gregatlonal Church at S&ruota. Devotiollfi precedi~ the meeting were oonducted by Miss Vow• ol the double ring .::ereJ'1100¥ Maud Grueser. Slle read the story were read b)! Dr. 1boma1. Eseorted to the altar by h e r of the birth of Chri at as told in father, the bride wore a street St. Luke and the grcq) sang, "0 length gown ol avocado green Come All Ye faithful." Mrs. Meintm.rt. in the role of French velvet with long sleeve! santa, distributed gifts ror the ex- fashioned by her mother. Her Dubuque Pure Pork ARKANSAS WORKS OUT FAYEl'fEVILLE, Ark. (UP0 - Frank Broyles, coach ofnintnranked and Sugar Bowl bound Arkansas, said Sunday the Razorback& would begirl formal workouts Dec. 16 for their New Year's day meeti~ with No. 4 Georgia. I Wedding Vows Taken in Florida ltltltlbtr Miildlcpillt Gifi·A·~tlllli' · ' . 303 �-·-------• ,.. ....,.. .' . • ---- ··p ·r-·-· · ·1 ~ 4 - n.. Dollf SooUnel, P<liiK'nl!'·Middleport, 0., MOOIIty, llo<eml>or 9, 1968 ,---- . heed eoql- 1111 1«11 " uwer Ar~~n&~m'l Moorehead -~..~ . ' S AA """" only.=.. ~... eo. Oh10 105.:13-ll bu eoqllod I ...- thol to mgh School Results ~ Unliod Prell -ttonal Colo. Eut 85 COIL - - -r 58 lum.,;., W-om In 19111 lift- Lima Seniof 74 Q . vented and tho Top Coach II' • 84'1e-.th pl••tlc •h••t, 21 tt ... I litre mew1•1n1 •M ••Ue . & Lv•lter o..1 l,.erywher• ''' w.-rD lrn. '•anHra •t·tl•••••,. ..., Cll<e1!' '" ,.lllt~l S111c• " " COLUMBUS (UP0 - Marv Moorehead, who has guided Upper Arlington High School to four undefeated seasons since 196-4 and back -to - back state championships, t o d a y wu named United Pt·ess International Class AA Coach of the Year. n marked the second consecutive year that his fellow coaches, sportswriters a n d sportscasters tabbed Moorehead for the coveted honor. Canton McKinley•s. Ron Chismar, Dick Stnun of Warren Western Reserve, Bob BartDt of EJ,yrla, Tom Ra.Uaban of Cinclnnati St. Xavier and Sidney's Dave Haines provided the major · competition for Moore- a-, !rom JIOIIIna ~· c:onaecuUve unbeaten IIIII Goldeo \11- Cage Defeat KC Bobcats Suffert First l ""; 50 ci ol) ' cu... Gl-..r ' ' 53 'cbtDa Tlmklll '1'110 IIYIIl' Creek Bobcalll out'- lor, wtt11 16 pointl, and Steft Z1110 Trace 54 - - 51 lerod their lll'lllou ullho .... SpOUldlng, 5-10 oenlor, with U. COli. 14 COlo. Brook'1'110 Bobeall had only 23 ro- G-51 Saturda3 ailhl to Fairha¥111511 bounds, wl.th seven by Jon RothCOlo. Lindell MoKinlv 62 Coli. land ul La.....,ce eoont;y. T he 8"1>. 6-1 junior, as hlp. KJ!cer nrqona raWed In lholourthperWolll56 Cola. 68 Colo. Mol!awk S1 lod alter bolng lied tl-tl at tho creek hit 19 ol t8 · - lor 39.5 per cent and made 13 ol Plc:kerinet<n 70 Liberti< Union and ul three ~·21 trom the foul line lor 61.9 ft loll Coooh John Sana'• Bob64 c-·"*'eerv!D• Alttoo· South 59 Contoll Lincoln ~ 72-IIL Mlr)rl ~8 49 •A Warm Glow' 66 Kalida 61 urm just very pleased .taout Alllonoo M ·Akioo t1m111 511 (ol) Celinl COichlater 77 56 Cllntoo A~ 57 Akron Killit ,. Moorehead said. "Irs one PIQIO 73 Cellna·M .,j lhlnso when II !IIp""'"' 54 Muilllm 52 GlllDon ~~ Now Knoxrille 71 Munller 61 pens, you juSt have a warm Lima BaUI 87 Uma llbawnee 75 t2 glow. Grlllldvlew 97 Clrcl..We 56 ••When lightning strike• twice cant:c:m Gl•rwoocl a Nortb eanBaley 76 G......Oeld 56 ton49 in the same spot, I §!eBB you ~llllurl 99 Toaya Valley raise your banda up and shout ca-. Mc:Kinley 11 Akron cen'13 tral 52 hallelujah, n Moorehead laid. 1.0p11 Elm 73 Adona 60 '"The sea10n went Juld like a Dover 79 Sand)' Valley 47 DeJa"""" 81 Olentanl!l' 73 wblrlwlnd. Even with only throe Mentor 52 Weot GeiiiP t2 Columbus DeSalea 87 MllfUn 59 starters back on oft'ense and El,yrla cathollo 58 We.Uake 51 Ohio Deal 84 Indian Dell 57 (ot) nve on defense, we thoUgbt we B18 Walnut 84 DubiiD 47 were l')1ng to have a goOd sea- Loncaller 60 Marion 58 Plain Clcy 69 WeBI Je!!or11011 son. We bad 1111en0m1na1 speed, Bellevue 72 Clyde 66 55 but you never knoW hOW a Sandusky .72 Willard 64 Worthlnllm 87 Ujlper Arlington team is going to be until you ZanesvWe Rosecrans 90 60 starr~Washingtm 51 take 'em Into the arena a time Woottall 78 Paint VallOT ~I Trl-V.Uey 88 Crooksville 80 or two. The Plains 65 Roemelln 55 ••we had a good lndicatlon of West Musldngum 87 Roseville 39 Mlr)rovllle 58 Falrl>anks 37 just what this team could do New Concord 46 Morpn 44 New Albany 97 1118bland 71 after the first two games,'' Maysville 54 New Lexington 51 Centorburg 79 Cardington 68 Moorehead pointed out. The &erldan 63 Philo 58 Son<l.ooky st. Mary 86 South AmGolden Bears clawed Pleaaant- Frontier 51 Q(yvue 45 herol 58 view (89..0) and Coiumbua South caldwell 69 Waterford 64 Bellaire st. Johna 96 steubenGberDHY Catholic 53 Cadiz 51 . (70-U). viDe 59 Enroute to a perfect 10-0 sea- Cambridge 67 Marietta 58 Sleubemrllle Central 67 Toronto son, Upper Arlington also pin- Miller 75 Logan 64 ed a measure of revenge with BarnesvUle 59 Dillonvale 52 Mt .. Pleasant 95 Stanton Local 69 8elpre 63 Fort Frye 55 a 32-2 romp over Wattersm. urve never been aasociated with a ballclub as explosive. We averaged 52 points a game against what I oonsldered the tled seasons. . toughest schedule cats with a 3-1 overall record. Kypr Creek Ia lllllle!oated at 2.8 In lll'at ,~~~ ••• In tho - - ern Valley Athletle Ccderenc:e. The Boboata led 16.3 at the end ol the 111'11 period and trailed by one point, 23 to 22, -' • •• FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE SHOE lOX WHERE SHOES ARE Tues. & Wed. Only 19~ All Flavors DAIRY IS~E GILBERT HURT 1ae1 MIANI UfiSIACJION O.UAtANrfiD Ebersbach Hardware, Main St. Pomeror Shcltterproof Flexible Long-Lasting -·36~''"" This, or course, means that thil 22-month.oJ.d )'OI.Ulglter, whose father died in Vietnam a 1ear ago lalt April, wiU be spending Christmas at the hospital. T1dnk of the cheer that a remembrance might brlng - not only tor little BUI.y but for his motller. PaUJ" JJ staying with her slater and brother-In-law, Margaret and Rodney Spencer, and naturall,y makes dal1,y trtpa to Children' a Hospital. For those ot you who might like to send a card a small gift the .~cer address Is 2247 Waldorf Road, Columbus. ' ' :::::::~:::=:=:=:~'7./,*-~=f.W:<-;;-;o;(..;-;;;~;:;.;-~;;;;-x.::::;:-"..<-~~,..u~~ 1~ Holiday Party is Held The annual holiday party ofthe HIPPl' Harvesters Clan ol the Trinity Untted Chuf(:h ot Christ featured a turk8y dinner and a gift e"change. NEW YORK (UPO- Rod GObert or the New York Rangers will be sidelined tour to six weeks wlth a fractured bone and torn ligaments in Ills left ankle, it was announced sunday. Wayne Rivers of the Ra~en' Buffalo farm team his been called up to take hls place. MONDAY EXECUTIVE Committee, Middleport P, T.A., 6:30 Mon!ay ntgtn, P.earl St. 'Elementary SchooL Regular P, T, A. meet!Jw is postponed u~ll Dec. 16, 7:30 p.m. In the Middleport H i g h School auclitorhon when Christmas progn.m will be presented by the tlrst through the sixth grades and Santa wUI distribute a treat. BETHEL 62, -mallmal Order ol Jobs Daughters, 7:30 Moncloy nlabt at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. TUE.!DAY EASTERN BAND Boosters, Tueadoy, 7:30 p.m. at high school. Members urged to attenet MIDDLEPORT Business and Proteuional Womom's C I u b, '1\J.@sday, 7:30 ,p.m., home ol Mrs. ArUtur strauss. Annual Chrlotmas party. WEDNESDAY POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Club, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Ben Neutzllng; amual Christmas ,party; members to take a $1 gltt (or exchange; also me to be sent to the Girls Industrial AS MARY MARTIN described It - .. A lost weekend. •• Mary was in Columbus Slturda,y and SwKJa,y for a meeting of the Eight and Forty Dcpartemental Pouvlor, and what a weekend it turned out to bel Saturday evening she took ~te U1 and had to miss a dutch dinner, a reception, and a variety or other planned events. &mday, after the pouvior waa 011e'r, Mary went to the Fort Hayes parking lot to get her car. Seems that While the car was )Jirked overnight in the lot, Jt had been stolen, but Ulen returned to the lot out or rum1ng OOOd.ition. Mechanics advised her that the motor was "burned up. n There were pollee report& and hotel management conferences. Finally, Mary and Marie Boyd, who had accompanied her to Columbus, boarded a bus and headed home. She was right - It was a lost weekend. The bualnes1 meeting was hlgh-ligllted by the election of Mrs. EYa Deasauer, president; Mrs. Ne\'11 Seyfried, vice prealdent; Mrs. tlla Smith, secretary; and Mrs, Genevieve Meinhart, treasurer, presented by a committee composed of Mrs. Smtih, Mn. Sa,yfrled and Mrs. Carrie NeutzUng. Mrs. Neutzll~, Mrs. Seyfaied and Mrs. Smith were appointed to prepare programs Cor the coming year. The)' wUI meet tonight children'&_ Christmas program; door prizes. AFTERNOON CffiCLE, Heath Methodist Church, 1 p.m. at the church; bring donations for food baskets to be prepared and distributed by the .Youth group. THURSDAY XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Bell Sigma Phi Sorority, Christmas party, 6:30 p.m. Thur~, at Point Resort. Gift exdlange. MEIGS DAV CHAPTER 53 at hall, 6:30p.m. Thuradoy, Chriatmas dimer ,prepared by Auxiliary at hall oo Butternut Ave., School. Pomeroy. Korean Bnd Vietnam THURSDAY veterans Invited to dinner and PORTLAND Homemakers meeting. Club, Thursday, all day, potAFTERNOON cmcLE, Heath luck dimer at llomc, home of United Methodist Cburch, aoclal Mrs. Ruth Ebersbaeh; gilt ex~ room, 1 p.m. Thuriday, amual change will be held. Christmas luncheon followed by BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. group participation program, Thursday, at the school; amual A TRIP TO THE Rose Bowl .... What a Christmas. present! J, C. Russell, student at Ohio state University, wiU join a student tour for the trip to Pasadena on D~c. 28. They'll fly, or coune and will be returning oo Jan. 2. The trip Is J. c. '1 Christma; gift from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tn~man Russell. we've ever raced, n Moorehead added. ••w.aap··· · IIAJIIOID 01111 JMf ' ..,.. rew weeks. hallllme. mu, 6-4-16; Spauldlnl, 6-2-lt; CINck Bradl>urY, 6-3 - · waa hlllfl lor Kyger Creek with Rene, O.O.Oi Bucldey. 0-0..G; 17 polnll. For Fairland, It wao Sa.under•, o~.o. Totals, 19-~. J. D. Laep with 28 polnta. Step- 51. herd bad 11 !or Fairland. other top scorers for the Bobcata were Earl Thomas, 6-1 sen- McCLURES Fourth & Locust - Little Billy Neu~zllng underwent major surgery just a week l&O today at Children'• Ho.I;Pital 1n Columbua. While he'a progressing nicely, he will be cont1ned to the nursery there for a KYGER CREEK (51) - Brad~ bury, 6-5-17; Rothgeb, 1-2-t; Tho- 53 ., The Dalb sentinel, P'omcro;r-Mlddlcport, Cl,, Moma,y, December 9~ 1968 KYGER CREEK 16 32 U ~1: FAIRLAND 6 2a U l!t: 11. Cln. Elder 59 Cln. Hugheo t6 M&.delra 62 Little Miami 49 Cin. McNicholas 73 Glen Rste 65 - 2-28~ J. COx, 9~; S. 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Spencers Market Mlclcllorort Book Star• Womer 1 Radio Bohr Clothiers year. open crown headpiece of match- ing velvet held a shoulder length veil and she carried a yellow carnation bouquet. For her wedding, she "ore pearl earrings, gift of her aunt; Mrs. Geoe Mitch, of Pomeroy, The tables and social room were exten5ively decorated for the party. Addi~ to the festive and carried a handkerchief which atmosphere was recorded Christ- had been carried by her mother, Mrs. ~cer, at her wedding. mas carols. The handkerchief was a g1tt to Largest Palace Mrs. Spencer from Mrs. D o n The Vatican Palace in Collin a, Pomeroy. Rome is the largest palace in Mtu Gretchen Williams of the world . It has 1,400 rooms, Saraeota served as the maid of chapels and halls, of which the oldest date from the 15th honor for the bride. Sbe """' an ivory brocade dress with a lleadcentury. Jl{e<e ul~o~oJorlno-...:11111-· riod a cololllal boiQIII Ill yellw- and.._....~.. • Rlt:bard flit"- ...... .. belt IIW!for tbobrldo-.11111 ulbera were Ken, ~. bro111or ul the bride, ... R. 0. Woll, Jr., brother ultho groom. Carol and Clndjl Wolt; alstero of the bric!qroom, ,..,_ lotered the gueoto. For her ~r'• w-+ii'n& Mrs. ~eer wore u a q u • dreaa with bladt aceeaiOI'tnud a pink carnation corgge. Mra. Wolf wu in a navy enMtnblt with a red camadon cor...-. A rec.._an hCIDor1.na' the eou.. ple was held in the church fellowship llall. Hostea~ea wen Mrs. R. E. Jones, Mn. Owl· JU. att, and Ml01 hila MeGoll. A sliver, green and yellow color sclleme was carried out in the deoor.Uooa. The wedding oake was served with orange JUDCb. The table appointment• were ill aUver and cut glass. The new Mra. Wolf 11 1110eiated with the ManaiA!o Notional Bank at Bradenton, Fla. Mr. Wolf works at the Firlt National Bank at Sarasota. The eouple reside in their new home at 1320 Brink Ave., Saruota... Tile bride Ia a gractiate ef Pomeroy HIBil School. HARVEST TIME SLIC. FtJ()PVAlUES BACON lb. 39~ . GE OR GES ·---------------------------..-----SOUPS DETERGENTS Ben Franklin Store keith Gable Ford, Inc. R. H. Rawllntt Son• Company Young• Market Tiny' 1 Foodland Tiny'' Ba•galnlano&t Martin Restaurant Cltiun• Haflonol Bank The Grevt Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Kip• Bootery Jimmie' • Pastry Shop Mldcllopart Wino Staro Grueser't Waffle Shop Jack' 1 Dairy Bar Kings Roclla & TV H. & R. Firestone Dealer Store Brannons Garage Ze.... le Trucking Company Grover't Studio Rowll ngt·Cootl McClure's Ooiry Isle Mary June' 1 Beauty Shoppo Tom Goett··DBA. Joe'• Carry-Out Mi ddloport Lunch Room Mllla..Simpson Insurance Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Tho Dally S.ntlnol Calumbut & Southern Ohio Electric Co. Radio Mid.-Pom, Inc. The M•nnger Pull! Ithing Company Downing Insurance Aoency Elmer Bums Color Center King Builder Supply Co. Bt o IIII'IG"I S001tef Chao .. a Iiiii' qualotr r:ho.r os rhr pft'lect gilt tar mom or dad or lor tile ho.,... A11p wor rau li~re it, rou'H drligfot the oohol• lcmilpr C?me Ht our lo.i1h orrar of gilt cha11s. _.twerp strlr, so no , lhop.- you'd imo;in" - lor herr pursr 1111d ponpan You'lf f111d Conl.,.ororp, Celani o:. Pro¥•11Ci of. T rodit . iOIItl , Mt-dittrr~•an dnignl all uptrtlp r:ralt•d ond cortfvllr tailored in , • .,i,.ill' cltcarafOr lobriu High bock leuntr r::hair wtfh o"rh~ging - • · wnhab ll' 'inpl r::o..ring . WANTBB • EVERY lftl'l AMI SIZE t 1:11!11 FDI lillY DICDI Invites utmost comfort in Colonial Gossip Bench Dec:orofive and convenoo ier\t 32" ·wide bench, vinyl covered. $19.95 SALE! l111rf01S Rec.ilg (•air ···*• Gift of Llfetille Co•fort Sit ..... le.. lllado., up r:-n th• Itt ,.,,_,.,., ''" reloa in lhe "flealint a.nrMrt" of rilick cvshiD~ti"t 10 onnd .. ..4 re•to•• enertr ,e4 in lut.... lih, wa,koble "'in~l in f•¥brile colo, choice. ··li·"' , ,. . f ' S69e95 FU MIDDUPOQ BeginninsDec: 13, Ope.n Eyery Eveniri,B T(l Chri~IIIIAS 1 ' eo .... I G As Low As .YOU' DO NOT HAVE TO BE . PRESENT TO' Will 78~ NEW CANDY..~~iff~t ...........4 lb.1.00 SH ORJ EN IN G.B.O~ 3 ~~·n 49t l b . PILLSBURY FLOUR ........... S 49~ GREEN BEANS•••••••••••••••••••••••an 15~ W• It CORN ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~17C PORK & BEANS.sf~:~:: ............. 8 : '1 ·scOT FARM J0-80 BISCUITS, can ......•...•• 9C· DOG FOOD, CIRe•••••••••••7 e SCOT LAD - NOTHING TO BUY box SCOTLAD its high pillow baok and---~ $69.95 Baalnninl DEC. 13th giant baa CHAIR AND OTTOMAN DESKS GET YOUR FREE TICKET TIDE, COLD POWER, BONUS, ETC. .w::T•E••••••••••••••• deep foom cushion. Choir, ottoman, choice of fobrics. MIDDLEPORT Everyday Low Price On All GIANT SIZE can•$1 "2'01.7 Shop In M'ddl 1 eport Florida Juicy leans$) To SPONSORS SHOP IN O..Hon Drut Company AND WI'YI GOT THEM ALL m•'5&15 5·100.00 PRIZES, DEC. 23 H. R. Oiler S•rvice Station THE TANGIEfll M"-' 't'IO!IIA "The Night the Chime5 Hang" change. She was assi5t.edbyMrs. Holter who also served punch used for a toast to health, happiness and prosperity for the new Chicken Noodle--7•an~l Yegetahlt------Tomafo_________ IO 50.00-30.00-20,00 ' PROUDLY PRESENTS the widest range of acoustically :11atched and alanced speaker systems in the aong. n.. Low Prices On Queen of Scot THREE PRIZES TOTALING Acfnt/ra/. at the Smllh home. Pla111 were nl3de Cor a Tuesdly card s!KM"er honoring Mrs. Carrie Meinhart. a patient at Holzer Hospital U was decided to serve the wedding reception tor the retty-Enoch wedding on Dec. 22, and to purchaae certain kitchen equipment. tor the church. Mrs. Mabel Wolte was thanked by the group for the white kitchen uterP slls which she provided tor the church kitchen. A report was given on the r~ decoration of the social room, a project sponsored by the Happy Harvesters, with contributions from the Friendly and Trinity Circles. A note of thanks will be 1ent to the Busy Bees for the new rugs. Read at the meeting was a card of thanks from the Arnold family. A gift was enclosed. The program featured a talk by Mrs, Ada Holter on her experience of Christmas while visiting in the Holy Lalli, Mls5 Freda Grueser had charge of the program which q>ened with a medi· t.ation endUed "The ~irit of Christmas,'" the story of a Navaho boy and a trader. The grotp sang "Sllent Night" after hearing the legend of Glenn Kittler'5 Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell or rlage ~ their ~. Pomeroy areAmounclngthemar- Charle..,.. Kay Ho11 FI-.Jd, to William G. Wolf, ul !ir. and Mn. Rarmond C. Wolf, Alwas read by Mis5 Grueser who pine Ave., SariiOCa, Pl. also gave a prayer from the bride II the dauihler ul book, "Praylrw Hands.," by Helen steiner Rice. Also included on Mr. and Mn. Charleo K. !\:lin· the program was the lege.-.1 of cer ot Bradenton Beaeh, Fla., the Chri1tm11 tree, and Issac former reaidenta at L i a e o 1 n Watts' "0\ang:ing the Christmas Heights, Pomeroy. The weddin.K was an event of Music In the Ctl.lrch"' read by Nov. 27 at 7p.m.attheFirotConMrs. Neutzling. gregatlonal Church at S&ruota. Devotiollfi precedi~ the meeting were oonducted by Miss Vow• ol the double ring .::ereJ'1100¥ Maud Grueser. Slle read the story were read b)! Dr. 1boma1. Eseorted to the altar by h e r of the birth of Chri at as told in father, the bride wore a street St. Luke and the grcq) sang, "0 length gown ol avocado green Come All Ye faithful." Mrs. Meintm.rt. in the role of French velvet with long sleeve! santa, distributed gifts ror the ex- fashioned by her mother. Her Dubuque Pure Pork ARKANSAS WORKS OUT FAYEl'fEVILLE, Ark. (UP0 - Frank Broyles, coach ofnintnranked and Sugar Bowl bound Arkansas, said Sunday the Razorback& would begirl formal workouts Dec. 16 for their New Year's day meeti~ with No. 4 Georgia. I Wedding Vows Taken in Florida ltltltlbtr Miildlcpillt Gifi·A·~tlllli' · ' . 303 �. • - '""' DillY Senllnel, .........., ..... ldd......... 0., 1\lonlo>, - 9, 1918 T . " ' . ~ ~7""""''""·'" r ' ,.,.. WANT AD OUDLINU 5 • ·"' · De~ lh,f.,o Pvb lleo t lon 2 SIGNS M.....lt )' O.o4 1iow 9 o.~t~ . Co~teo l l" l .,., & C w rocti0111 Will ~- oCU JIIttl ,..,til f a .M. fot Do r ol P...b l ication REGU LA. T IO N ~ Tho Pub l l1hor to ed it or re io et P. ctiono b lo. lh. bo rotp on ,ib lo 01' QUALITY c. .... . ..... "cl s•••• l o;onh per Woo d o ,... on lor t lon lolhoimu"' Ct..r•a• 75c l l cont1 par ... o•d tk•oo C<>nooc .,. II c onh ,., Wo.,l 1 i• c on••cut ov o l 111o•t ion • 25 pol < Unf Doi CQUftl on po otl Odl o...; aclt p G•ti ,... ,, h,., 10 cloy• . AKC l'lqJJ' s,lr '1111. C. I it • .., ...... m. ClDIMio. Oltlo, . . . . . . . . . IIAY, ,.,..,._ ll . . . OH IC E HOUR S I :JO a~m . to 5 :00 p"' Doily 8 :30 " ·"'• ~o 1 2:00 Noon )ioturde y Ju 51 An •ved . Mol ibv Ch e.,rolet 2 dr. Hord Tap . Eotra s harp ,., 1 ide 0 .,d ovl . $td. ~ h i fl . 6 ' y I. 67 CHEVROLET . $2 595 Just A.. i~ed . C hev&l l,. " 396" Supe r ~ p ort Co n vertible. 26 .000 oCiu ol mi lu b y <,>ne co relv l locol owue r . T urbo•Hydr ometti c. Power D; s c b r o~et. Beo~t i f ul b lu e botl<>m , whit,. top . Sharp Sluder and to the l!lwlng Jl'un. 63 BUICK.......... ...... $895 eral Rome. George, Ed and Bob Venoy and MT. and Mrs. llowardRusaell. Top . Spol le • s dark blue fini sh w1th whi te top , P S. PB & AT . Wos $995. LeSobrlt 2 dr . Hord BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy , Ohio I'OI'A'l'OJIII, Pltoaa - 0111- , . . , ..-csszl JI.IMe I BEDIIOOII ..,_ In Jl8elno. SEWING lfACIIINE: M equlpped to dg zq, mote buttnnholeo. dlll'll, .......... tons. aU wltl!out allaebmento. GRAYILY 'fttACI'OR, antHas many features nol ,.,. apodal, ..... lll8tli tloned. Pay 10.12 or monthly .... IIIJ OnooiJ'Ola;ely )laYIIIents of IS. eon IIIJ.ml. e" nd Ia IU«e ~ prtcoa lllrt II 1111. Deca•••· ,.,.. OnooiJ' ,.,._ .... II'OJ, OldD. 111111! Trml1 trdlr, • • »4oaa,IIII-IIW ...... CHDIUABUA """"'" tlr ..... ... ...... 1SNie ldl, llr CGIIIIIIIIIIIId. Good ,_. ..... ,.,.,. 'liNin. PIO!ItllldiCJIII!IIII ua. CHRISTMAS FLOWERS IF CAIIPBTB Joat til . . Pott!HI Artif icial FLOWERS. .... I.29 to 2.49 • Loo se ..,. oppear 'IIIII ... LltiiN. FLOWERS...... ..... 31o• 25c Holly WREATHS .................. 1.39 ot.etrle ........... "................... IH .. 1111'1 PONTIAC Flre!Jird, V.. aulomalle . 1111 Artificial Flower Mn. · Oldlmoblle 0011vertlble, V-1. C11k11m1A8 III'IIICIALI PNI Phone- mwt.Tl>abel. WO-lfe BASKETS ........ .... 3.29 --... br8s; -......... olwaJt1nC doB ml I Bryants Budgel Shop IIIII Ramblor otatlon ........ VACANCY lor 1ft eldei!J p11>o .._ . . . . ., 108 W, Moin Po mero y • eyUnder. standard. Finanpie. """"' private ·paid ... loaeber of JOUI" d>llb 'IIIII 9'92·5896 tvlllal>le. Pllone Mel7 - - v.-. fll.llll. lbo ...... of . . . . JN.IIc crii9UH8. I I - llllir . . -. Good tp!llr 1955 DODGE. P riced low . CaU lldllr oui!IL Ill•: Good • 99 2-2'1 5:) after 4 p, m. AQUARIUMS - Cbrlllnw 111111 loetlaa of Elley el>ald arpltl, Far lent 1Z.9-.Jtc 1. 18, li pllona. Soe our ....,. I ROOM opar-, ebe Ill IUf.IIO up; llfetl.. ....... plete Uno ol eao11e IIIII aDd . . ... ....... WeDdall'i, J-. 1• DOOG&, .. I door balddowulowll Pomoroy. eon a aupplloo. Gill na belln 1 p.m. 11-lf.Ue Oarflold An., .............. top. 91. ltllllllllllle, ...available. Tho ol WU· W. VL ,.,.,. •1111. - .... bnbl. I - IINI< ..... road left below 'I'IWLER SPACE, nadJ Ill ua-.e ...... IIIWI'Ill ........ Ploo- Polo! w OpeD boot up. prlvlle, pltol1 of • to • '1'11111. lhnl Sal 1'11. POODLE PUPPIES, AEC Tor niOIII for ehlldrOD lo ..11)'. ..... IS+Ielf> . ,_.... .. - e.Holle .......... " ' 111111 up. 111111 19111' ARJU\IIID, ....... -tmd ......lnr-PIIoue alii ... - ' jadroll: a1IO THE TOM THOMAS Duo of Co11111441. 11 I !Itt FUIINISIIED oud .lumbus, now appearing night~ - a .. to ldJool -.................. lldprMIII. - · .... , · Jo8on ly at The Hotel Martin Bar. AEC Ooldeo llolrltte P'~ Qolh. . . . . . . Rt . .......... Pbooo - · 1..JI.Ife Will fi nis h this engaement on • . . All> St., Jllddlepln. ..,., 11111e Fri~ night. They will return FIJIINiSIIED ...,._, ' Alter the holiday season. 1'001111 ODd bath. lWion ..,. 'll'RAW. ,.,_ __,, 12-9-5t c uoldl, Jbooa, W. VL Pbollo , . ITEIIIlO radio - 114-Uip lloa, ........_ ...... 71UI47. 11-Jtlle HelpW111Md lOlL Tldl 1111 a BSR llllllm• IIADYTObo .......... ml ~· PORI), • II.P. A-1 ...... lie , _ c:l!aDpt. TID FlliiNiliiiED APAimiEIITS tlon. Clll . . .. off« ""*'nfn. Lho ID. - - of " pot -at « lat. 0 . II!DdJ; LlboriJ In Mlddloporl. AD aiiDIIol . ... lobi II. Dtllp 1111 bal...,. dot flUS. CoB paid. IIDirloJ ' Rood, IIJd. dloport. IIJ.I'I'It. · IM4Ic GUlliED TOP drt I C taltlo CAR BOPS WANTED AT ONCE with mlmr ... . . . all - liiODBL - Clw'l Steak House. Pbolle ........... rnald>,aoie ...... IIIII eaatole wllll 1111 Hpaod 'I'IWLER LOTS. Bob'• Mabllo .. willa ralrrar. 1ft matclllnl llllloalltle NOtll'd c:l!aDpt. - - .. · lUIIe Court, s,r-, Ohio Gil Sllltt ,.,. 1111 All aDd .... ....... u.lnc c:halrl, - .... ATI'ICN'I'IOll - Ole MUIJ Slu- RL JJI, Pboao - 1 . Gilt ehlua - . 1ft !leNd 1-U-tfe - o f .... dlo DOOdl aeveraJ ladles, 111111. por ..... « .,._ all IIIII lobllo. Coli - - . . . II" lor IIRbt delivery 1:10 p.m. ~ I ROOM tlllfamlabooJ aportmonl. 1181.11. Coli - - - 1Mtle - -De- Long, ..... ""'· Ooall<l Plloue IIB#I$. J»tfe Mr. l,aSaU. Hotel, liTER!lO PIDIO : ~ ZIG ZAG 10t91n1 ........ llldll8port. Room •• loll Ill ilorqt. 'Dill ....... ......,,., lito - · l4pood I'OIJll ROOM houoe wltll btlll, ...... l'rldly lhnl oald IIIIlCh .................... BSR ""-• I'll _,..., pldare window. on Lluco1n trom 10 1o 12 aDd a 111 e p.m. ............ daml, Gin., ,.. aolld llale. . . . Jll1ldOIIII of Hrta. Call II8UIIO or Ill tal ISUic: ISUe q lllldlol. i'19J llol • IIIII et•por....tor ..Marlll. eaa -.... 1SNie all ...... ... "" ... W•diiiiToluy IIOVIII!i. unlumillled, • ..... r ...... Coli - - - 1Mtle WilL BUY mr fun ODd ..... 1• ZIG ZAG ..... Jll+"•· 1111 ball, Vic Brown. IIJners. - . 0111 Chenllor, lAme '11111 maeldno -. ..,..... na• - · Pllono · Mile ~ portable ..... PQ It 1111· UARliONY aparimeuJs - s lllld ..... of • II" will . . . . Employment Wem.d ' ........ furnllhed, _ , lor cull. Coli •••• C<UIPZW1k\', polnlflll, plnn6. ........ lloorl, fum!lun!. l'lilillie parting. Out ol aD .... olodrkal - - """'" .... , --- .... .... ,_,_ n....,. - -.llfoilf ..... '*- ... M...., -.-·emil., .. ........,. 111'1-'18. U~Uip ..,. pilot olllc:e. 10 a.m. lo 1 p.m. WlntH ANTIQUES. llirulhft, llw. .......a-. 1111. Rawwtl Cecil, • w. 11a1u St., J>ome. nr. 1. . lfe Instruction - JU.Ue P'URIIISRED garage apart. meal on LID<oln mn. utlll· ties paid. Adults only. l'llone - DJUVfts NIII:EI!UBDI!DI!D REM'I·DRIVERS. - .. sbloeblromJ>ome. · JU.Sie P'OR SAL! P'R SAL! . . ..... .. .. . 1111! ov- HIIRST I-SPEED 1r1n1m1a1on eMhe-road. E>porleneo bell> lor l'tlntlac ODd Cheon>lol. lo<al lui but not .......ary. We wiD train ""'· You can eam over ll.'lS per boor. P'or •ll!lllco· lloD and 1-vltw write Halloowtde Safety Dlrodor. Room as. 111'1 Eaot 4th Slreel. Troee Tranonortatlon Bldg .. Clndnnall, Ohio. or Pllcme SIJ.Ifl-11'12. 111-1 .., ..... •ncl Found Lorp Wllllor baand _. a.tw. 1111 IIIII wldla .,. llld . . _ eye. Pb. • 1111 llaol.me. JS.Nip LCliT - 1.()81' IN Yldnlty of Radne, liM Chcvmlet ludor banllop V1l 113. Coli - · ISUic: AUTOMATIC •best IIWII. WASIII!!II and lite ..... Plloue JUap EARLY AMDIICAN llereo: 11118 IIIOdel stereo AM and P'M ..- eoml>lnatlon. dual .... • """'"· llaJance h 0 • .71, .. IIIOIItiiiJ poymonla a11 eu11. eaa tii-UII. IU«e ~ .... dual lldlo, ba-kpood _.._"""""'· TID .... ' • !Itt IH4Ie "·" ... a.. c.nou. l'wtland. Oblo. JH.IIe •• Jlew y..,.. liN., '1'1111.. Doc. II, 7:10 lo 11:•. OpeD Chrlatmu Bve. ClaiOd CJ>rld. - · OpeD Woduoollt)', P\1dt)', Salurday, ,,. lo 10:• . AnftaNo lor pou1IM, JlaD. ... lllllal ...,, - •at ....... Dlllp BIJDOI't PRJCB IILIIII£1 • 011' ...... IIGar .,.,.. .._ - liMe ' I;XPER1' Wheel Allgn111ent 5.55 -GUARANFEEDPHONE 992-2094 .a....... RADIO and '1'Y repair, houiO and antemw Installed. Jolin Harrison, Phone 1ft. IH4te tm. lnsur1nce Atri'OMOIIILII !llltll...., lien -lied? Lilli :roar _... .... llconiO?CIII....._ .... [HosPITAL NEWS] HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, Firs t Ave. - VisHing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Pare nts only on P ediatrics Ward. Adm issions Mis s Ethel M. Young, 510 Sec· ond Av~; Miss P. J ean Ferguson. 56 Mill Creek; Mrs. Thomas J . Smith, 28 Central Ave,; M r s. Ga ry 1.... Firdey, Ht. 2Crown City; Mrs. Ali ce B. Gafl'ney, -Rt. l Gal· lipoli s; Leo Johnson, Patriot Star Rt. ; Alan L. Gardner, 1129 SuD- set Dr.; Leah R McGinnis, Pt. Pleasant; Rebecca J, Pooler, Rt 3 Pomeroy; Morr is M. Wolle, Rt.. 2 Had ne; Gary · L. Nelson, Rutland; M.-s. Elbert Taylor, Rt 2 Pome roJ; Mrs. Bert Gilkey, Middleport; Mrs. Mark A, Beegle, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Robert R~e. Rt. 1 Middleport; Mrs. Robert B. Carte, Rt. 1 f1atwoods, K,y,; AnthOnY R. Gibbs, Athens; William A. Nelson, Jackson; Mrs. Robena E. P utnam, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. MerriU M. Simmons, Rt. 1 Hamden; Miss Pamela M. Mor- ris, Rt. 1 carroll, Ohio; James SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Ho~r, duty, 111tro d••P ,,.od1, four ull ply nylon. . Sld•-11• papul1r 11111 o ¥allobl • • llmlt1cf nul'!ber at thi1 prh:e. !tully flllflltlt. .d, Built by o big hio1t tl'l IIIGklf Ml E. Main .... Hockln&port, Ohio Phone 667-3370 ns.u • .,,,, Pomeroy Home & AUtc PbODe · - « ·-· 11-trCIOAIIET'II: ...nu, macH• 1111! M tbl. ABC lnlirp~l •· Maooa, W. Va. Plloue '1'11-1111. Schaw1rzel Mlrlne From the Largtot 'f,pl<k or Bulltbzer Radiator To The ~le:st Heater Core. BLAETTNARS .,.• 'llleatlay lllld 'DIIIrldt)' ..,...., SoJardl)' ODd ....,.,. for , , , MOORE'S U4 .W. MAIN . POMEROY Pomen)', 0 -·· PH. 99:1-2143 Pomeroy ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY 'f Alt•ration1, zippers and . pocketl Professional rue cleaning-guaranteed Mason, West Virginia 773·5543 List 78 Honor Students FL RACINE Sevoney • ell!ht er , Karen Se.yre, Sandra Sayre, atudenta of the Southern High · o......e Snodgraas. JUNIORS: Jan Alkire, Pew School in Raclne were rwnecl to the honor roU at the close of BoliO, JEFF BREWER, Donna Cross, Shirley Drake, P a t the second six weeks grading Dumas, Rhonda Ervin, Carla period. Making a grade of " B" or Flaher • Eric Furbee, Katl\Y lUll, By United Press International above to be named to the roll Lor etta Kiter, DEBRA McMJL.. Eastern Conference - those names ln capital letLAN, Joan Manuel , Trudy MaCentury Division ters receiving all A' s - were: slonka, Gary Norrla, Patsy Pic~ Pet. F RESHMEN : Teresa Gooch, kens, Jenny Proflttt, Marsha x • O evelJuxt . TO. 769 Jon Grueser, Bruce Hart, Can- PuP. Randy Roberts, C a t h y ~.. Sandra Sellera, ... •• a r k SL Louis •• •• 8 4 I .667 ....,-re, dy Hoback, Steve Jenkins, Mary 3 9 1 ' 25{) McCoy, Jean McTurner, G a r y Smith, Dortba WilcOxen, . Mlck- New Orleana ' • ' ey Wolfe. P ittsburgh •• .• , 2 10 1 .167 Mh:hael, Loretta Mlddlenart, SENIORS: Melanie Beegle, . Cll>ltol Division Jemie Potts, MeU1sa Protrttt, W. L. T. Pol ad Rhooda Braden, Brenda Br • Rebecca Prottitt, Randy Pylea. -~• D x • Dallas •.•. 11 2 0 .840 Kenneth Sluder, Debra We s t, ford, Diana Croas, JwiiiBer a...-n. New York •.•• 7 6 0 .538 vis, Linda GrIndstatr, -SAND e Hay- Washington . . • • 4 9 0 .308 David White , Ricky Whitt. SOPHOMORES: V I c to r l a man, Jane John sonohn, JRA Philadelphia ..• 2 11 0 .154 Ables, Keith Ashley, Barbara JOHN&>N, Caro 1e J son, Ul· Western Conference Ba-s&, Debbie Boso, Pam Buck, lee Manuel, Cheryl Maslonka, Central Dlvi.alon Peborah Croaa, Jane ,»ooovan, I!Obln Morl"OYf, Brigitte N.~~, -~ 'If ~ Pet. NORRIS, ' Barbat.,......,Ml 1 '~" ;.~ '·lr: o' 538 SHARON ERVIN, I h I • • GEORGE 1 nnelo'tlr' • i: • • ... • Roger Nease Debufah Norris , Rouah, Aaron Sayre1 BedcY SI.Yb~. ~-Roaali T • Chicago •...•. 7 6 0 .538 Cheryl Puweil, Lewis VanMet- re, .o.n:uua --.r.• .. , e If Green JJaJ • • • • 5 7 1 • 417 1 S&Ddra Ta,yl or, or, Detroit ..•.•. 4 7 2 .364 Coastal Dlvisioo IV eLL, GcU.v GEE..• l"HIWKS A fi<AP I IJS£ IT .b[!fT,~! n... Appreciation Expressed Robert Burton, chairman, and from Polts for gifts and activthe membera of Drew Webster Ities benofltlng veterans In 17 Post 39, The American Legion, state holpitala, five VA hospitals, Pomeroy, are offering t h e I r and the Soldlen• and Salior1' thanks to individuals and bual- Home at San&lsky. Tho proneas eatabllsbments of Pomeroy gram's name ls the same as the who through their generous eon ~ one a_parked by Eddie Cantor trlbutionl have helped make thia cllrlug World War D. Christmas memorable tor hosIn addltton lodllllrlbutlngmore pitalized veterans. than 5,900 cartona of tax .. free Poat 39 collected funds (Or cigarettes to veterans, the Ob1o tbe Annual Legion uGUta tor Legion al10 11 contributing $8, Yanka Who Gave Program" b)" 250 the nvo Gift lilopa opsoliciting the town' I people with erated at the VA Hospitals, their "Dou81l for Dou.gh,. salea whereby patient• may select and aiiO by placfnB jars for the glfta to oend their families, and program in aeveral of the local more than $25,000 for the pur. buslnen places. Members al. the chase ol canteen books for VA Post also oontrlwted IndividUal- patlenta. The fund also will spend ly to this progrun. ·'Ibe Ladlea' $15,000 on between Christmas Auxiliary ol the Post contrib- act1'11Ues for VA and state hoaute& BIUiuall,y. pttalJIOI.\entl. Tbl1 11 the 16th eonlleCUtlve Post 39 raised over $300 for year that Ohio American Legion Ute "Gift1 for Yanks" program Posta hsve bom pooling tunds IIIIo year. The -Icy ol this money will be sent to the atate program and the rett kept In tile local treasury to help tboae veterans locall,y in hoap1tal1 and In stre.u. w ,... ,....,., .............. ,.... . ...... .... "'"" "IOU WOULotfl IIOTIEI! ME WITH 'ot:l!.<t Df"I"AIL$ Cf'l MORn>.QGES, Llf.rtt W. L. T. Pet. x ·Baltimore • • 12 I 0 .923 Los Angeleo ••• 10 2 I .833 "'"o "THE ur OF lMAT 80RftK't 8064N£§5~! Sao Fnnclesco •. 6 6 1 .500 Atlanta ..•• • . 2 II 0 .154 x - Clinched division tide Sunday' s Results Cleveland 24 Washington 21 Detroit 24 Allam 7 Phlladelphta 29 New Orleans 17 Dallas 28 Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 28 New York 21 Minnesota 30 San Fnncisco 20 Chicago 17 Los Angeles 16 Only games scheduled Saturday"& Game• Cleveland at st. Louis Only game scheduled Stmdly's Games Dalla• at New YOI'k Detroit at Washington Minnesota at Philadelphia Pittsburs:h at New Orlean• Green Bay at Chicago Baltimore at Los Angeles San Franctaoo at Atlallta Only games scheduled. ..._ 1. Hone ~ - YellOW Jacket 9. Htatoric dtyof . ete. 12. FuUy arrtved 13. Jnniator .......,........ ....... OFfiCE HOORS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON T!ruRS.) - ~AST COURT ST., PQMERQY otaoto . .••• 15. Alflrm • 16. AbbrtY1&· lion DDU ..... ...... 17. Llp,ltick 20. J'oll'l -.... -·· . ' 22. Icelandic 23. Buftlx wllll drunk, cow, Olllo. from tertium quid , signifying . . thelr separation from · r>oth . --- parties. _ -... aall7 thoutht, Tenn. OPTOMETRIST ...···-· ....,.. ...... Most lush and varied forest in the United States Is In the southern A p p a 1 a c b la n 8, centering near Chattanooga, N. W. COMPTON,O.D. ..... Africa 10. aoe, with DOWN t . Re•taurant employee 2. "With It" 3. Prior to f. . rn.·, companton . s. What tro.t ' ttlh•rmen do 6. FI....... T. Help wanted! g_KfDCI ot DOWII, not CGmmon .......,......... GUESSl SPOTTED YOLIJ 18.·After. maUl JO. Olrtl With 1&. .._ the liOD• SenUmentaJ llteume Koocl" · 31. Oardeaer'1 I wdL . tool Tla,T PUDDLE uU$TtN TI ME~ aa. KalJce 21. Lllce doUift 23. Ooalp• ST. Imttated 21. Dmnuecl IT. Sipot llleaodlac U.llvnlna" needle 410. BIIUard oUck fl. BeaatlCI!Q&) ....... a . Bar fclr ~ J I afterla• tf.. ltaUan. river II. tnaa or •tenwn ctJ 241. Pelopon.~ tor- n . U,hlill ""'o..r Jllllotla IT. J'amOUI ..... ..,._ II. OO..With u, cry, crua.r, Ilk. 32-llotel'• relaUYea 3 ROOMS I""'w• J tUf.umt lt.CompUed "'-,.......- • _ lss:IOJMI •••) ••·a: - · CAIMaw1 ISS DGW1fY ---nr, - - - lo . . . . ... eon.p New Furniture OIILY $'299 ""'f.~ 4 • • Antadl· PO.OO .....1.1•11• oAu.y CJaHTOCtuom..:.......,. ho.. te ..,... It: • ...• ~;· . . . · Alll'DL!II,AA~· II LONGI'.(.IL ·!JW !l!io ~......,.~tor ...otiMr " ' _...,.lllt~IOI&,raon~ l I '.'. ~ t,.l .·\ •• '%'!'·"'"'- ....ill",!,~·-· •lv,.,.J.. ~.~rot ..... ' ·' . . Wll ...... ALWA"l'B G.m'I:INQ . ( 0 - ........- - . . .. .... . ·• •... .. . ,. '· ~ #t& -·-.IIIJ'l' :NWal UVI!IO.-.Iiiu:RaoN . '=-"=".:t.t..:u ,..;!'l-Ib" ...,~·lbi . . OW; ~, ti'IJ.i'rl; ~- ~ tt tbt . . . *" d Din's.... _'tJII' CJPA JB .. lfABB; WD'l' W .CC HAJDLB B• · · ~TO JR . J BAYXLAH BT . TD _OA: IXH. DTG ,i PDYO "JB.-HYAD LWV - -~ C..llltf... The Qulds was a faction of the RepubUcan party led by John Randolph from 11105 J1br J'antlllln, 1111'11 rll. 1811. The name was derived Mb "IHII.DIV IT !!oN: 1<. VP I AlfY ---·- ............. w IVEVER Ml>JO 111B :5ARt:ASM ~~T ~io I; E. Myers, Raceland, Ky. ; Mrs. Wllliam J. Oatley, Wellston; Mrs. EsUe K, McCain, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; Darrell L. Dotson, Rt. 1 Oak HUI. Births Mrs. Mark A. Beoler, Par. eoy, son, 12:57 p. m. Saturday; Mrs. Gary L. Van Blbber, Wellaton, son. 9:05 p. m. Saturday. Discharges Penny Ball, Mrs. Deborah Bluer, Mrs. Rachel A. Burrows, Mrs. WUllam A. callicoat, ~ aid E. Curry, Mrs. Esther A. Davis, Cline E. EntiDt Artis Evans, Mrs. lrvlngL. Fellure, Mrs. Pauline Greathouse, Mrs. Bernard Hunter, Mrs. DeMis P. Martin, Marvin W. Mccain. Mrs. Paul W. Porter, Mrs. Russell L. Porter, QJarles B. RobiniiOil, Miss Harrie M. Smith, Rufus W. Stollings, Barry T, Taylor, Mrs. Gary L. Finley arrl infant son. Mn. Jotm D. Lambert and inJart daughter, Mrs. Ebbert M. McGlrmts and infant daughter, Ron. ltlllllf ald. Lee Fulks, Mn. florence S. ..... .. NotlH • ._...,. II......, .W.. Hill, Mrs. Ben Hutchinaon, Ernlrd a. , _ .......... .,... Meat PhiUips, Mrs. Erma D. Rob- 4r.. AI PeiMI'Q', OMD ... ..... erts, Jeremiah Shuler, Everett ........t:lt.lMWID......C ...... o. Simp...., ~-- Joaeplt C. v .... ~.. el Lmar. R. a-nt. be. .. co, Mra. Arthur 0. Wolf, Marvin .............. ......... ltUMtll. IN&MI lldl 1t:1t. IIIQ II DIU. . tt D. Kirc, James T. IM, Sr •• Bre~ da Mathias, Mra. JameaP. Burleson aid intant daughter, Mr&. Pre aton F. Coughenour, Mra. Ufi;UJa ... Ronald G.lllltonandtnfantdaughter, Mrs. WDiiam. D, Davis and Infant daughter, Mrs. Henry E. DWon and infant daughter, Mrs. RIADY • IllS _.... ..... 1111111111 « 1111 ""'- ... ... rlllht .. ,_ .... eiWI. '117 II Ill ,oar lloBtl. hrt ad _,., PNI ..._ can •1111. Dille . . . . ,.,_ • • · _,Jolin L. Sigman and Infant son. III'EIIIXl RADIO CDidJinallon: . . IIMIIr • lila Co., Jlldllle. ..... opood lnl<nulnd .._. J.WIIGL ..,,... triiiiiJ tro6" JMt. Olllo. Polllleol FadiGO I • .. .... PIJtiWnli " bal...,. all •·•· or ld!lftlhiJ P'AIIIURI: . .. JIIJB*III. Clll - · coli . !OlJD STATE - · AJil OOMJtl'IOIIIRO ......,_ del. '1'1111 at, lite - · . . .... ....... 1..... Befllt...., Walnut llulall, Alr 6 onllaD, Jlew llmirL Iloilo lin ...... v., Illy. u - · tiNI1J « write S. F. ..... ! ~ .... 11o1t. ..,. ll L. Cur. · 117 lirl>orl.JH.IIIp ... HpoUor IIOillld .,...... LoftJJ walnut llnl6. 1lda lilt jail • few monlhi old. Pay lloo8le .... Ill** bock wllll ... . M·r • • • • - • • • • ·1 •• 6 Sat. · ··--·· - ·to7 Sun. • .... • .. .. • - ., CRRIB'I'KAI 'I'RI5EI. .. Rl. IH between On Display 115Soon To Arrive NJIIIr • . , . J'lbrle lbop, fttf11. Autlllmod Sbrpr lallo IIIII Sol tlol. We m.p.. ean.. AN"NOW HE"$ QUIT SUCI<Itll' HIS TlfJMI! · 6- 9%-18 aD ........ W'f • ........ - EYINRUDE 69's Are Here 992-2181 JOd: W. ~ar ..y, • Mg •• I'ICatJJ NIJ~lhled. 0 . . IIU.ft.A-WAY bolldt)' parlllo. beblr b..,.rod. aa, ......,., ftltlt)', ""'· lloJ, ......~. JH4Ie .. Chrlalrnal, ...... Dttc. *-· ........... apoll For S•le or Trecfe POMEROY li.'ICillltll, --- -- Business Services $199.011 A gtft t.hat keep a gt riq the year • rouNII Has Urethane foam insulation for thin walh - more ap1ee iDslde, lesa Ooor space outakle. ..mce. For Rent 64 CHEVELLE...... $1095 Un~~E\\fhEEZER U8ID .-nllf .... .w ...... l1lld r l • 111M, ... Wlllllill'l. - ClarloM Aw.• PwM.._,. W. V.. ,.,.,. • . .. 11~IBWING ............................. SPECIAL $899 OPEN EVES. 8:00 P./11. POMEROY, OHIO WILL DO oewtnr II bome llpperl, poetoll, pogg!Da, hemming, altoratiODI, ..... n••• Pll'z- ....__.., Pomeroy Motor to. Notice NelliD Jlnll, Ga lox ie 4 door, block fi ni sh, clean interior, goo~ w• s •w t1res , VS eng1ne, au to, trans ., power st eermg, ra dio, heate r, sharp 1 owner c ar . A4d ltioftGI 25c Charta 1'4'' Adv o• · ... to the Pomeroy Churcl! of Cluisl lor food lllld ftowm oet~t . w the Rev. Wenden •• HT Coupe , good white wa l l tires , full power eq uipme nt •n<lud •ng 6-way seat, power windows, spotl ess interior, R&H. BLI ND ADS w ., • - IWI-a 1962 CADIL LAC CAR D OF T HANII:S & OBIT UARY Sl 50 f.,. 50 word "' ' " ' "'""' Eo .. 4 it ionol •o•d 2c OUR HEARTFELT lllanb aU llwoe extending kindness and llylllpllllly In the loa of our mother and daugbler, Mrs . Eileen Venoy . Special thanks "' MlnersvDie and Wolfpen relativeo and friend! C0~ ........ ......... $1995 flll111111a•••W...o. . ...... ................ _.... .. $1495 1965 FOR D ti,.o '"'•"•onl t•rd Of Th.nlcs BONNEVILLE llllilllllUaiDOC• IIAft, ...... a ad Local one owner c or , new w•s•w tires, vinyl tr im with buc:ket seats , console, radio, P..S. and P .B., auto. trans ., dark b lue fin ish wi th white ny lon top. A real shor p• e. inc Dfro c l in sert ion. RATE S PO~TIAC 1966 rnorv . . th o r i11ht any QG' I doomed ob • pub l i• hor ., i ll nat: ! , for mo•o them one Pomerov . Motor Co. . ·-- -- • A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results INFORMA TI ON .....,...... • �. • - '""' DillY Senllnel, .........., ..... ldd......... 0., 1\lonlo>, - 9, 1918 T . " ' . ~ ~7""""''""·'" r ' ,.,.. WANT AD OUDLINU 5 • ·"' · De~ lh,f.,o Pvb lleo t lon 2 SIGNS M.....lt )' O.o4 1iow 9 o.~t~ . Co~teo l l" l .,., & C w rocti0111 Will ~- oCU JIIttl ,..,til f a .M. fot Do r ol P...b l ication REGU LA. T IO N ~ Tho Pub l l1hor to ed it or re io et P. ctiono b lo. lh. bo rotp on ,ib lo 01' QUALITY c. .... . ..... "cl s•••• l o;onh per Woo d o ,... on lor t lon lolhoimu"' Ct..r•a• 75c l l cont1 par ... o•d tk•oo C<>nooc .,. II c onh ,., Wo.,l 1 i• c on••cut ov o l 111o•t ion • 25 pol < Unf Doi CQUftl on po otl Odl o...; aclt p G•ti ,... ,, h,., 10 cloy• . AKC l'lqJJ' s,lr '1111. C. I it • .., ...... m. ClDIMio. Oltlo, . . . . . . . . . IIAY, ,.,..,._ ll . . . OH IC E HOUR S I :JO a~m . to 5 :00 p"' Doily 8 :30 " ·"'• ~o 1 2:00 Noon )ioturde y Ju 51 An •ved . Mol ibv Ch e.,rolet 2 dr. Hord Tap . Eotra s harp ,., 1 ide 0 .,d ovl . $td. ~ h i fl . 6 ' y I. 67 CHEVROLET . $2 595 Just A.. i~ed . C hev&l l,. " 396" Supe r ~ p ort Co n vertible. 26 .000 oCiu ol mi lu b y <,>ne co relv l locol owue r . T urbo•Hydr ometti c. Power D; s c b r o~et. Beo~t i f ul b lu e botl<>m , whit,. top . Sharp Sluder and to the l!lwlng Jl'un. 63 BUICK.......... ...... $895 eral Rome. George, Ed and Bob Venoy and MT. and Mrs. llowardRusaell. Top . Spol le • s dark blue fini sh w1th whi te top , P S. PB & AT . Wos $995. LeSobrlt 2 dr . Hord BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy , Ohio I'OI'A'l'OJIII, Pltoaa - 0111- , . . , ..-csszl JI.IMe I BEDIIOOII ..,_ In Jl8elno. SEWING lfACIIINE: M equlpped to dg zq, mote buttnnholeo. dlll'll, .......... tons. aU wltl!out allaebmento. GRAYILY 'fttACI'OR, antHas many features nol ,.,. apodal, ..... lll8tli tloned. Pay 10.12 or monthly .... IIIJ OnooiJ'Ola;ely )laYIIIents of IS. eon IIIJ.ml. e" nd Ia IU«e ~ prtcoa lllrt II 1111. Deca•••· ,.,.. OnooiJ' ,.,._ .... II'OJ, OldD. 111111! Trml1 trdlr, • • »4oaa,IIII-IIW ...... CHDIUABUA """"'" tlr ..... ... ...... 1SNie ldl, llr CGIIIIIIIIIIIId. Good ,_. ..... ,.,.,. 'liNin. PIO!ItllldiCJIII!IIII ua. CHRISTMAS FLOWERS IF CAIIPBTB Joat til . . Pott!HI Artif icial FLOWERS. .... I.29 to 2.49 • Loo se ..,. oppear 'IIIII ... LltiiN. FLOWERS...... ..... 31o• 25c Holly WREATHS .................. 1.39 ot.etrle ........... "................... IH .. 1111'1 PONTIAC Flre!Jird, V.. aulomalle . 1111 Artificial Flower Mn. · Oldlmoblle 0011vertlble, V-1. C11k11m1A8 III'IIICIALI PNI Phone- mwt.Tl>abel. WO-lfe BASKETS ........ .... 3.29 --... br8s; -......... olwaJt1nC doB ml I Bryants Budgel Shop IIIII Ramblor otatlon ........ VACANCY lor 1ft eldei!J p11>o .._ . . . . ., 108 W, Moin Po mero y • eyUnder. standard. Finanpie. """"' private ·paid ... loaeber of JOUI" d>llb 'IIIII 9'92·5896 tvlllal>le. Pllone Mel7 - - v.-. fll.llll. lbo ...... of . . . . JN.IIc crii9UH8. I I - llllir . . -. Good tp!llr 1955 DODGE. P riced low . CaU lldllr oui!IL Ill•: Good • 99 2-2'1 5:) after 4 p, m. AQUARIUMS - Cbrlllnw 111111 loetlaa of Elley el>ald arpltl, Far lent 1Z.9-.Jtc 1. 18, li pllona. Soe our ....,. I ROOM opar-, ebe Ill IUf.IIO up; llfetl.. ....... plete Uno ol eao11e IIIII aDd . . ... ....... WeDdall'i, J-. 1• DOOG&, .. I door balddowulowll Pomoroy. eon a aupplloo. Gill na belln 1 p.m. 11-lf.Ue Oarflold An., .............. top. 91. ltllllllllllle, ...available. Tho ol WU· W. VL ,.,.,. •1111. - .... bnbl. I - IINI< ..... road left below 'I'IWLER SPACE, nadJ Ill ua-.e ...... IIIWI'Ill ........ Ploo- Polo! w OpeD boot up. prlvlle, pltol1 of • to • '1'11111. lhnl Sal 1'11. POODLE PUPPIES, AEC Tor niOIII for ehlldrOD lo ..11)'. ..... IS+Ielf> . ,_.... .. - e.Holle .......... " ' 111111 up. 111111 19111' ARJU\IIID, ....... -tmd ......lnr-PIIoue alii ... - ' jadroll: a1IO THE TOM THOMAS Duo of Co11111441. 11 I !Itt FUIINISIIED oud .lumbus, now appearing night~ - a .. to ldJool -.................. lldprMIII. - · .... , · Jo8on ly at The Hotel Martin Bar. AEC Ooldeo llolrltte P'~ Qolh. . . . . . . Rt . .......... Pbooo - · 1..JI.Ife Will fi nis h this engaement on • . . All> St., Jllddlepln. ..,., 11111e Fri~ night. They will return FIJIINiSIIED ...,._, ' Alter the holiday season. 1'001111 ODd bath. lWion ..,. 'll'RAW. ,.,_ __,, 12-9-5t c uoldl, Jbooa, W. VL Pbollo , . ITEIIIlO radio - 114-Uip lloa, ........_ ...... 71UI47. 11-Jtlle HelpW111Md lOlL Tldl 1111 a BSR llllllm• IIADYTObo .......... ml ~· PORI), • II.P. A-1 ...... lie , _ c:l!aDpt. TID FlliiNiliiiED APAimiEIITS tlon. Clll . . .. off« ""*'nfn. Lho ID. - - of " pot -at « lat. 0 . II!DdJ; LlboriJ In Mlddloporl. AD aiiDIIol . ... lobi II. Dtllp 1111 bal...,. dot flUS. CoB paid. IIDirloJ ' Rood, IIJd. dloport. IIJ.I'I'It. · IM4Ic GUlliED TOP drt I C taltlo CAR BOPS WANTED AT ONCE with mlmr ... . . . all - liiODBL - Clw'l Steak House. Pbolle ........... rnald>,aoie ...... IIIII eaatole wllll 1111 Hpaod 'I'IWLER LOTS. Bob'• Mabllo .. willa ralrrar. 1ft matclllnl llllloalltle NOtll'd c:l!aDpt. - - .. · lUIIe Court, s,r-, Ohio Gil Sllltt ,.,. 1111 All aDd .... ....... u.lnc c:halrl, - .... ATI'ICN'I'IOll - Ole MUIJ Slu- RL JJI, Pboao - 1 . Gilt ehlua - . 1ft !leNd 1-U-tfe - o f .... dlo DOOdl aeveraJ ladles, 111111. por ..... « .,._ all IIIII lobllo. Coli - - . . . II" lor IIRbt delivery 1:10 p.m. ~ I ROOM tlllfamlabooJ aportmonl. 1181.11. Coli - - - 1Mtle - -De- Long, ..... ""'· Ooall<l Plloue IIB#I$. J»tfe Mr. l,aSaU. Hotel, liTER!lO PIDIO : ~ ZIG ZAG 10t91n1 ........ llldll8port. Room •• loll Ill ilorqt. 'Dill ....... ......,,., lito - · l4pood I'OIJll ROOM houoe wltll btlll, ...... l'rldly lhnl oald IIIIlCh .................... BSR ""-• I'll _,..., pldare window. on Lluco1n trom 10 1o 12 aDd a 111 e p.m. ............ daml, Gin., ,.. aolld llale. . . . Jll1ldOIIII of Hrta. Call II8UIIO or Ill tal ISUic: ISUe q lllldlol. i'19J llol • IIIII et•por....tor ..Marlll. eaa -.... 1SNie all ...... ... "" ... W•diiiiToluy IIOVIII!i. unlumillled, • ..... r ...... Coli - - - 1Mtle WilL BUY mr fun ODd ..... 1• ZIG ZAG ..... Jll+"•· 1111 ball, Vic Brown. IIJners. - . 0111 Chenllor, lAme '11111 maeldno -. ..,..... na• - · Pllono · Mile ~ portable ..... PQ It 1111· UARliONY aparimeuJs - s lllld ..... of • II" will . . . . Employment Wem.d ' ........ furnllhed, _ , lor cull. Coli •••• C<UIPZW1k\', polnlflll, plnn6. ........ lloorl, fum!lun!. l'lilillie parting. Out ol aD .... olodrkal - - """'" .... , --- .... .... ,_,_ n....,. - -.llfoilf ..... '*- ... M...., -.-·emil., .. ........,. 111'1-'18. U~Uip ..,. pilot olllc:e. 10 a.m. lo 1 p.m. WlntH ANTIQUES. llirulhft, llw. .......a-. 1111. Rawwtl Cecil, • w. 11a1u St., J>ome. nr. 1. . lfe Instruction - JU.Ue P'URIIISRED garage apart. meal on LID<oln mn. utlll· ties paid. Adults only. l'llone - DJUVfts NIII:EI!UBDI!DI!D REM'I·DRIVERS. - .. sbloeblromJ>ome. · JU.Sie P'OR SAL! P'R SAL! . . ..... .. .. . 1111! ov- HIIRST I-SPEED 1r1n1m1a1on eMhe-road. E>porleneo bell> lor l'tlntlac ODd Cheon>lol. lo<al lui but not .......ary. We wiD train ""'· You can eam over ll.'lS per boor. P'or •ll!lllco· lloD and 1-vltw write Halloowtde Safety Dlrodor. Room as. 111'1 Eaot 4th Slreel. Troee Tranonortatlon Bldg .. Clndnnall, Ohio. or Pllcme SIJ.Ifl-11'12. 111-1 .., ..... •ncl Found Lorp Wllllor baand _. a.tw. 1111 IIIII wldla .,. llld . . _ eye. Pb. • 1111 llaol.me. JS.Nip LCliT - 1.()81' IN Yldnlty of Radne, liM Chcvmlet ludor banllop V1l 113. Coli - · ISUic: AUTOMATIC •best IIWII. WASIII!!II and lite ..... Plloue JUap EARLY AMDIICAN llereo: 11118 IIIOdel stereo AM and P'M ..- eoml>lnatlon. dual .... • """'"· llaJance h 0 • .71, .. IIIOIItiiiJ poymonla a11 eu11. eaa tii-UII. IU«e ~ .... dual lldlo, ba-kpood _.._"""""'· TID .... ' • !Itt IH4Ie "·" ... a.. c.nou. l'wtland. Oblo. JH.IIe •• Jlew y..,.. liN., '1'1111.. Doc. II, 7:10 lo 11:•. OpeD Chrlatmu Bve. ClaiOd CJ>rld. - · OpeD Woduoollt)', P\1dt)', Salurday, ,,. lo 10:• . AnftaNo lor pou1IM, JlaD. ... lllllal ...,, - •at ....... Dlllp BIJDOI't PRJCB IILIIII£1 • 011' ...... IIGar .,.,.. .._ - liMe ' I;XPER1' Wheel Allgn111ent 5.55 -GUARANFEEDPHONE 992-2094 .a....... RADIO and '1'Y repair, houiO and antemw Installed. Jolin Harrison, Phone 1ft. IH4te tm. lnsur1nce Atri'OMOIIILII !llltll...., lien -lied? Lilli :roar _... .... llconiO?CIII....._ .... [HosPITAL NEWS] HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, Firs t Ave. - VisHing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Pare nts only on P ediatrics Ward. Adm issions Mis s Ethel M. Young, 510 Sec· ond Av~; Miss P. J ean Ferguson. 56 Mill Creek; Mrs. Thomas J . Smith, 28 Central Ave,; M r s. Ga ry 1.... Firdey, Ht. 2Crown City; Mrs. Ali ce B. Gafl'ney, -Rt. l Gal· lipoli s; Leo Johnson, Patriot Star Rt. ; Alan L. Gardner, 1129 SuD- set Dr.; Leah R McGinnis, Pt. Pleasant; Rebecca J, Pooler, Rt 3 Pomeroy; Morr is M. Wolle, Rt.. 2 Had ne; Gary · L. Nelson, Rutland; M.-s. Elbert Taylor, Rt 2 Pome roJ; Mrs. Bert Gilkey, Middleport; Mrs. Mark A, Beegle, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Robert R~e. Rt. 1 Middleport; Mrs. Robert B. Carte, Rt. 1 f1atwoods, K,y,; AnthOnY R. Gibbs, Athens; William A. Nelson, Jackson; Mrs. Robena E. P utnam, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. MerriU M. Simmons, Rt. 1 Hamden; Miss Pamela M. Mor- ris, Rt. 1 carroll, Ohio; James SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Ho~r, duty, 111tro d••P ,,.od1, four ull ply nylon. . Sld•-11• papul1r 11111 o ¥allobl • • llmlt1cf nul'!ber at thi1 prh:e. !tully flllflltlt. .d, Built by o big hio1t tl'l IIIGklf Ml E. Main .... Hockln&port, Ohio Phone 667-3370 ns.u • .,,,, Pomeroy Home & AUtc PbODe · - « ·-· 11-trCIOAIIET'II: ...nu, macH• 1111! M tbl. ABC lnlirp~l •· Maooa, W. Va. Plloue '1'11-1111. Schaw1rzel Mlrlne From the Largtot 'f,pl<k or Bulltbzer Radiator To The ~le:st Heater Core. BLAETTNARS .,.• 'llleatlay lllld 'DIIIrldt)' ..,...., SoJardl)' ODd ....,.,. for , , , MOORE'S U4 .W. MAIN . POMEROY Pomen)', 0 -·· PH. 99:1-2143 Pomeroy ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY 'f Alt•ration1, zippers and . pocketl Professional rue cleaning-guaranteed Mason, West Virginia 773·5543 List 78 Honor Students FL RACINE Sevoney • ell!ht er , Karen Se.yre, Sandra Sayre, atudenta of the Southern High · o......e Snodgraas. JUNIORS: Jan Alkire, Pew School in Raclne were rwnecl to the honor roU at the close of BoliO, JEFF BREWER, Donna Cross, Shirley Drake, P a t the second six weeks grading Dumas, Rhonda Ervin, Carla period. Making a grade of " B" or Flaher • Eric Furbee, Katl\Y lUll, By United Press International above to be named to the roll Lor etta Kiter, DEBRA McMJL.. Eastern Conference - those names ln capital letLAN, Joan Manuel , Trudy MaCentury Division ters receiving all A' s - were: slonka, Gary Norrla, Patsy Pic~ Pet. F RESHMEN : Teresa Gooch, kens, Jenny Proflttt, Marsha x • O evelJuxt . TO. 769 Jon Grueser, Bruce Hart, Can- PuP. Randy Roberts, C a t h y ~.. Sandra Sellera, ... •• a r k SL Louis •• •• 8 4 I .667 ....,-re, dy Hoback, Steve Jenkins, Mary 3 9 1 ' 25{) McCoy, Jean McTurner, G a r y Smith, Dortba WilcOxen, . Mlck- New Orleana ' • ' ey Wolfe. P ittsburgh •• .• , 2 10 1 .167 Mh:hael, Loretta Mlddlenart, SENIORS: Melanie Beegle, . Cll>ltol Division Jemie Potts, MeU1sa Protrttt, W. L. T. Pol ad Rhooda Braden, Brenda Br • Rebecca Prottitt, Randy Pylea. -~• D x • Dallas •.•. 11 2 0 .840 Kenneth Sluder, Debra We s t, ford, Diana Croas, JwiiiBer a...-n. New York •.•• 7 6 0 .538 vis, Linda GrIndstatr, -SAND e Hay- Washington . . • • 4 9 0 .308 David White , Ricky Whitt. SOPHOMORES: V I c to r l a man, Jane John sonohn, JRA Philadelphia ..• 2 11 0 .154 Ables, Keith Ashley, Barbara JOHN&>N, Caro 1e J son, Ul· Western Conference Ba-s&, Debbie Boso, Pam Buck, lee Manuel, Cheryl Maslonka, Central Dlvi.alon Peborah Croaa, Jane ,»ooovan, I!Obln Morl"OYf, Brigitte N.~~, -~ 'If ~ Pet. NORRIS, ' Barbat.,......,Ml 1 '~" ;.~ '·lr: o' 538 SHARON ERVIN, I h I • • GEORGE 1 nnelo'tlr' • i: • • ... • Roger Nease Debufah Norris , Rouah, Aaron Sayre1 BedcY SI.Yb~. ~-Roaali T • Chicago •...•. 7 6 0 .538 Cheryl Puweil, Lewis VanMet- re, .o.n:uua --.r.• .. , e If Green JJaJ • • • • 5 7 1 • 417 1 S&Ddra Ta,yl or, or, Detroit ..•.•. 4 7 2 .364 Coastal Dlvisioo IV eLL, GcU.v GEE..• l"HIWKS A fi<AP I IJS£ IT .b[!fT,~! n... Appreciation Expressed Robert Burton, chairman, and from Polts for gifts and activthe membera of Drew Webster Ities benofltlng veterans In 17 Post 39, The American Legion, state holpitala, five VA hospitals, Pomeroy, are offering t h e I r and the Soldlen• and Salior1' thanks to individuals and bual- Home at San&lsky. Tho proneas eatabllsbments of Pomeroy gram's name ls the same as the who through their generous eon ~ one a_parked by Eddie Cantor trlbutionl have helped make thia cllrlug World War D. Christmas memorable tor hosIn addltton lodllllrlbutlngmore pitalized veterans. than 5,900 cartona of tax .. free Poat 39 collected funds (Or cigarettes to veterans, the Ob1o tbe Annual Legion uGUta tor Legion al10 11 contributing $8, Yanka Who Gave Program" b)" 250 the nvo Gift lilopa opsoliciting the town' I people with erated at the VA Hospitals, their "Dou81l for Dou.gh,. salea whereby patient• may select and aiiO by placfnB jars for the glfta to oend their families, and program in aeveral of the local more than $25,000 for the pur. buslnen places. Members al. the chase ol canteen books for VA Post also oontrlwted IndividUal- patlenta. The fund also will spend ly to this progrun. ·'Ibe Ladlea' $15,000 on between Christmas Auxiliary ol the Post contrib- act1'11Ues for VA and state hoaute& BIUiuall,y. pttalJIOI.\entl. Tbl1 11 the 16th eonlleCUtlve Post 39 raised over $300 for year that Ohio American Legion Ute "Gift1 for Yanks" program Posta hsve bom pooling tunds IIIIo year. The -Icy ol this money will be sent to the atate program and the rett kept In tile local treasury to help tboae veterans locall,y in hoap1tal1 and In stre.u. w ,... ,....,., .............. ,.... . ...... .... "'"" "IOU WOULotfl IIOTIEI! ME WITH 'ot:l!.<t Df"I"AIL$ Cf'l MORn>.QGES, Llf.rtt W. L. T. Pet. x ·Baltimore • • 12 I 0 .923 Los Angeleo ••• 10 2 I .833 "'"o "THE ur OF lMAT 80RftK't 8064N£§5~! Sao Fnnclesco •. 6 6 1 .500 Atlanta ..•• • . 2 II 0 .154 x - Clinched division tide Sunday' s Results Cleveland 24 Washington 21 Detroit 24 Allam 7 Phlladelphta 29 New Orleans 17 Dallas 28 Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 28 New York 21 Minnesota 30 San Fnncisco 20 Chicago 17 Los Angeles 16 Only games scheduled Saturday"& Game• Cleveland at st. Louis Only game scheduled Stmdly's Games Dalla• at New YOI'k Detroit at Washington Minnesota at Philadelphia Pittsburs:h at New Orlean• Green Bay at Chicago Baltimore at Los Angeles San Franctaoo at Atlallta Only games scheduled. ..._ 1. Hone ~ - YellOW Jacket 9. Htatoric dtyof . ete. 12. FuUy arrtved 13. Jnniator .......,........ ....... OFfiCE HOORS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON T!ruRS.) - ~AST COURT ST., PQMERQY otaoto . .••• 15. Alflrm • 16. AbbrtY1&· lion DDU ..... ...... 17. Llp,ltick 20. J'oll'l -.... -·· . ' 22. Icelandic 23. Buftlx wllll drunk, cow, Olllo. from tertium quid , signifying . . thelr separation from · r>oth . --- parties. _ -... aall7 thoutht, Tenn. OPTOMETRIST ...···-· ....,.. ...... Most lush and varied forest in the United States Is In the southern A p p a 1 a c b la n 8, centering near Chattanooga, N. W. COMPTON,O.D. ..... Africa 10. aoe, with DOWN t . Re•taurant employee 2. "With It" 3. Prior to f. . rn.·, companton . s. What tro.t ' ttlh•rmen do 6. FI....... T. Help wanted! g_KfDCI ot DOWII, not CGmmon .......,......... GUESSl SPOTTED YOLIJ 18.·After. maUl JO. Olrtl With 1&. .._ the liOD• SenUmentaJ llteume Koocl" · 31. Oardeaer'1 I wdL . tool Tla,T PUDDLE uU$TtN TI ME~ aa. KalJce 21. Lllce doUift 23. Ooalp• ST. Imttated 21. Dmnuecl IT. Sipot llleaodlac U.llvnlna" needle 410. BIIUard oUck fl. BeaatlCI!Q&) ....... a . Bar fclr ~ J I afterla• tf.. ltaUan. river II. tnaa or •tenwn ctJ 241. Pelopon.~ tor- n . U,hlill ""'o..r Jllllotla IT. J'amOUI ..... ..,._ II. OO..With u, cry, crua.r, Ilk. 32-llotel'• relaUYea 3 ROOMS I""'w• J tUf.umt lt.CompUed "'-,.......- • _ lss:IOJMI •••) ••·a: - · CAIMaw1 ISS DGW1fY ---nr, - - - lo . . . . ... eon.p New Furniture OIILY $'299 ""'f.~ 4 • • Antadl· PO.OO .....1.1•11• oAu.y CJaHTOCtuom..:.......,. ho.. te ..,... It: • ...• ~;· . . . · Alll'DL!II,AA~· II LONGI'.(.IL ·!JW !l!io ~......,.~tor ...otiMr " ' _...,.lllt~IOI&,raon~ l I '.'. ~ t,.l .·\ •• '%'!'·"'"'- ....ill",!,~·-· •lv,.,.J.. ~.~rot ..... ' ·' . . Wll ...... ALWA"l'B G.m'I:INQ . ( 0 - ........- - . . .. .... . ·• •... .. . ,. '· ~ #t& -·-.IIIJ'l' :NWal UVI!IO.-.Iiiu:RaoN . '=-"=".:t.t..:u ,..;!'l-Ib" ...,~·lbi . . OW; ~, ti'IJ.i'rl; ~- ~ tt tbt . . . *" d Din's.... _'tJII' CJPA JB .. lfABB; WD'l' W .CC HAJDLB B• · · ~TO JR . J BAYXLAH BT . TD _OA: IXH. DTG ,i PDYO "JB.-HYAD LWV - -~ C..llltf... The Qulds was a faction of the RepubUcan party led by John Randolph from 11105 J1br J'antlllln, 1111'11 rll. 1811. The name was derived Mb "IHII.DIV IT !!oN: 1<. VP I AlfY ---·- ............. w IVEVER Ml>JO 111B :5ARt:ASM ~~T ~io I; E. Myers, Raceland, Ky. ; Mrs. Wllliam J. Oatley, Wellston; Mrs. EsUe K, McCain, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; Darrell L. Dotson, Rt. 1 Oak HUI. Births Mrs. Mark A. Beoler, Par. eoy, son, 12:57 p. m. Saturday; Mrs. Gary L. Van Blbber, Wellaton, son. 9:05 p. m. Saturday. Discharges Penny Ball, Mrs. Deborah Bluer, Mrs. Rachel A. Burrows, Mrs. WUllam A. callicoat, ~ aid E. Curry, Mrs. Esther A. Davis, Cline E. EntiDt Artis Evans, Mrs. lrvlngL. Fellure, Mrs. Pauline Greathouse, Mrs. Bernard Hunter, Mrs. DeMis P. Martin, Marvin W. Mccain. Mrs. Paul W. Porter, Mrs. Russell L. Porter, QJarles B. RobiniiOil, Miss Harrie M. Smith, Rufus W. Stollings, Barry T, Taylor, Mrs. Gary L. Finley arrl infant son. Mn. Jotm D. Lambert and inJart daughter, Mrs. Ebbert M. McGlrmts and infant daughter, Ron. ltlllllf ald. Lee Fulks, Mn. florence S. ..... .. NotlH • ._...,. II......, .W.. Hill, Mrs. Ben Hutchinaon, Ernlrd a. , _ .......... .,... Meat PhiUips, Mrs. Erma D. Rob- 4r.. AI PeiMI'Q', OMD ... ..... erts, Jeremiah Shuler, Everett ........t:lt.lMWID......C ...... o. Simp...., ~-- Joaeplt C. v .... ~.. el Lmar. R. a-nt. be. .. co, Mra. Arthur 0. Wolf, Marvin .............. ......... ltUMtll. IN&MI lldl 1t:1t. IIIQ II DIU. . tt D. Kirc, James T. IM, Sr •• Bre~ da Mathias, Mra. JameaP. Burleson aid intant daughter, Mr&. Pre aton F. Coughenour, Mra. Ufi;UJa ... Ronald G.lllltonandtnfantdaughter, Mrs. WDiiam. D, Davis and Infant daughter, Mrs. Henry E. DWon and infant daughter, Mrs. RIADY • IllS _.... ..... 1111111111 « 1111 ""'- ... ... rlllht .. ,_ .... eiWI. '117 II Ill ,oar lloBtl. hrt ad _,., PNI ..._ can •1111. Dille . . . . ,.,_ • • · _,Jolin L. Sigman and Infant son. III'EIIIXl RADIO CDidJinallon: . . IIMIIr • lila Co., Jlldllle. ..... opood lnl<nulnd .._. J.WIIGL ..,,... triiiiiJ tro6" JMt. Olllo. Polllleol FadiGO I • .. .... PIJtiWnli " bal...,. all •·•· or ld!lftlhiJ P'AIIIURI: . .. JIIJB*III. Clll - · coli . !OlJD STATE - · AJil OOMJtl'IOIIIRO ......,_ del. '1'1111 at, lite - · . . .... ....... 1..... Befllt...., Walnut llulall, Alr 6 onllaD, Jlew llmirL Iloilo lin ...... v., Illy. u - · tiNI1J « write S. F. ..... ! ~ .... 11o1t. ..,. ll L. Cur. · 117 lirl>orl.JH.IIIp ... HpoUor IIOillld .,...... LoftJJ walnut llnl6. 1lda lilt jail • few monlhi old. Pay lloo8le .... Ill** bock wllll ... . M·r • • • • - • • • • ·1 •• 6 Sat. · ··--·· - ·to7 Sun. • .... • .. .. • - ., CRRIB'I'KAI 'I'RI5EI. .. Rl. IH between On Display 115Soon To Arrive NJIIIr • . , . J'lbrle lbop, fttf11. Autlllmod Sbrpr lallo IIIII Sol tlol. We m.p.. ean.. 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Notice NelliD Jlnll, Ga lox ie 4 door, block fi ni sh, clean interior, goo~ w• s •w t1res , VS eng1ne, au to, trans ., power st eermg, ra dio, heate r, sharp 1 owner c ar . A4d ltioftGI 25c Charta 1'4'' Adv o• · ... to the Pomeroy Churcl! of Cluisl lor food lllld ftowm oet~t . w the Rev. Wenden •• HT Coupe , good white wa l l tires , full power eq uipme nt •n<lud •ng 6-way seat, power windows, spotl ess interior, R&H. BLI ND ADS w ., • - IWI-a 1962 CADIL LAC CAR D OF T HANII:S & OBIT UARY Sl 50 f.,. 50 word "' ' " ' "'""' Eo .. 4 it ionol •o•d 2c OUR HEARTFELT lllanb aU llwoe extending kindness and llylllpllllly In the loa of our mother and daugbler, Mrs . Eileen Venoy . Special thanks "' MlnersvDie and Wolfpen relativeo and friend! C0~ ........ ......... $1995 flll111111a•••W...o. . ...... ................ _.... .. $1495 1965 FOR D ti,.o '"'•"•onl t•rd Of Th.nlcs BONNEVILLE llllilllllUaiDOC• IIAft, ...... a ad Local one owner c or , new w•s•w tires, vinyl tr im with buc:ket seats , console, radio, P..S. and P .B., auto. trans ., dark b lue fin ish wi th white ny lon top. A real shor p• e. inc Dfro c l in sert ion. RATE S PO~TIAC 1966 rnorv . . th o r i11ht any QG' I doomed ob • pub l i• hor ., i ll nat: ! , for mo•o them one Pomerov . Motor Co. . ·-- -- • A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results INFORMA TI ON .....,...... • �Time .R ight for Lowering Voting Age in Ohio to 18 (IJPO- lndleatSona are Oh io YOtera. will get ~ chance next year to decide whether p e r s o n s urder 21 lhould vote. For the first time in Ohio, the tssue appears. to have aJ.. most everything in favor of iL The administration, legislative leaders and both political par~ ties hiVe endorsed the proposal However, the big question remains. It ll proposal to lower the voting age from 21 clears bath houses or the General As1embll', what will the voters do1 t inder the Ohio Constitution, the legislature would have to enact a joint resolution which would placo till 11- on tile '-!lot. If appJ"Md 111 wten, It would becclne a part of lllo constitution. "If a pi'QPOMI to lower tnt votlne: ap was defeated b)' the votert, it would problbly kill the lliYe for a few years," said House ~er Charles F, Kurten, R..Bowune Green. at a panel diseussion last week. "'Perhlipa we should hire I firm to take a poll,'' he sug-. geetod. Gray For Change His Se&U counterpart, Maiorlcy Leider Ted W. Gray, 11Piqlll, said he was in tavor of such a prq,osal but not necessarily for the .. old cUche rea.. sons." Nixon Has ·"The major point,'' said Gray, uta to keep the starry- Dies Sunday - Sl(>portaGov. Jamu A. Rllodea . . . the ts.._ ILIIIJOrt Nov. 20~ Wheu ~· onnouneed hlo odmlnlotroW~d ipODIOr IUCh & measure but would leave the minimum age -. to the legl~o­ loture. Both tho 108111 Ganerol ~ aembl,y ard the l07th, the one Chit ended last March, eontldered ~· to lower the votiJW Each ume, one propoool made It lhrollgtl one ace. house. 01 the four resolutions t~ duced Ia the last leglalature, the measure which lowered the age to 19 was passed by tbe Senate but was killed by the House. In the 106th session, a reao-lution lowrering the age to 18 was deCeated in the House and did oot get to the Se•te. It was the oaly resolutioa I~ . duced durl~-.J that ae.,lon. eyed young people intere~ted in goverrunent and politics. •• "They soon loose the stimulation and b"terest generated by high school when they t.ve to wait to vote."' eJI)lalned Gray• Gray also said lowering the votirw age might "get politics away from this lmage thing on the national level." Both minortcy leaders, John WASHINGTON (t.IPO - T h e McDonald ln the House and cabinet !Uchard M. Nixon has as- Frank King in the Senate, sembled is practi cally completed agreed pointing out their aoo will be revealed this week, ac- part.y"s platronn included a call WASHINGTON (IJPO - T h e cording to Herbert G. Klei11t the for lowering the voting age to chtinna~~ of the House Ways and new administration's dire ctor of 18. Mlans Committee says he is cc. commurtications. A, lower voting age was p~ vlnced Congress can do nothing one ol its prominent members posed in the Republican plat.. but let the 10 per cent Income tax will be Rep. Melvin Laird, R- form, as well as that of the surcharge expire in June unless Wis., the president-elect's choice Democratic party. It was not a Rlchard: M. NixongoesbackonhJ!I for SecretaryofDefense, columncaD'\Paign promise and uks lt!l ist;; RowlaOO Evans a!XI Hobert extension. Novak said In a story published "It is absolutely out or t h e in the Washington Post today. The realm of possibility to eJ~Pect New York Times today also had the Congress to extend the sursuch a dispatch, by one ofils own charge over his objection," Rep. reporters, Wilbur Mills, ~Ark., said Sun)...aird, 46, chairman of t he day in a ccpyrighted interview House Republican Conference and in U. S. News arxl World Report. ar key party tactician, was report"I am still very h~eful we can edly selected aner Sen. Henry avoid extending the surtax, but we Jackson, D-Wash.,turneddownan cannot do everything for everyoffer or the job. By United Press International one and at the same time let the Klein said that "basically the Even for an early season surcharge expire - not without posts are filled'' in the Nixon game, the Cincinnati Royals felt having a tremendous am WD111Dcabinet arxl thai "all of them will that pla,yoCC pressure when they ageable budget deficit" be filled ttus week." met the New York KnickerbockHe denied during a television ers. interview j)at Nixon was having And they "handled it with ease trouble ft.lU~ the cabinet. by rall)'ing rrom a 77-64 deficit Klein also said an "effort will to beat the Knicks 12()..115 CINCINNATI (UPO - Live.be made to have a Democrat in a Sunday night in a National stock: Very high post" and suggested Basketball Assoclatlon game catUe: 1300. calves: 50. that more than one member of played at Clevelard. Slaughter steers and he11ers the opposition part;y may l)e gi vThe Knick&, although fifth in actlve, steady to instances 25 en key positions in the new ~ the Eastern Dlvision, went Into cents higller, cows opened acminiatration. the contest with sewn victories tive, 25 cents higher, closing in their previous eight games slow, about steady, bulls MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS and had a chance to close slol,dy. Vernm Ray Ca.Ue, 21. R~ I, Within two games of the fourthChoice 900-1150 lb steers 2-3 Guysville, bua driver, and Jan~ place Royals in the jockeyi~ 27-28.50, mixed good ood choice lee Marie Baker 16, Rt. 1, Reeds- tor lho final playoff berth. 26.511-27.25, good 23.50-26.75, ville; Rooald Cloy Spurlock, 21, But Jerry Lucas scored 32 standard am good 21.50-24 with Rt. 3. Pomeroy, class plant work- points ao:t Connie Dlerkiq;r a few holsteins at 24, choice er, and Karen Lee Alltop. 17, added 21 as Cincinnati pulled SQ~lo950 lb heilers :.-a 26-26.50, TUppers PJalna; Demis Ray Me~ back for the victory. Dick mixod good alii choice 751J..900 Mahon, 25, AahvlUe, ma.chlnia4 Barnett had 27 points am lb 25.50-26, good 6011-1100 lb 22IIlii VIrginia Viola Dllloo, 19, Howie Komives 26 Cor New 25. 75, utllicy and commercial ReedSYille, machinillt; J o h n York. cows 17..19, cutter 15-17.50, canFrank Vale. 19, Rt. 3, Albany, In other NBA games, the Los ner 14-15.50, commercial and electronic tectmJclan, and Judith Angeles Lakers whipped the san good bulls over 1000 lb 21-23, Marie Trenholm. 18, Rt. 3, AI· otego Rockets 132-118, the individual holstein at 23.50, bany, filing cleric Philadelphia 76ers overcame the vealers about steady, few low Milwaukee Bucks 122-117 and choice 40-42, good 32-40. the Atlanta Hawks routed the Hogs: 2400. ASSIGNED IN VIETNAM Phoenix Surui 121 .. 99. Barrows and gilts 35 cents PT. PLEASANT - Army Pri. The Big Three of WUt higher, only moderately active, vate First Class Frederick E. Chamberlain, Jerry West am 2-3 260-230 lb barrows and gUts Schultz, Jr., 20, son of Mrs, Hester Jones, 2120 Madison Ave. Elgin Baylor scored 35, 28 and 19.10, 2-4 230-250 lb18.60-19.10, was assigned Nov. 16 to the I 24 points respectively as Los 250..260 lb 18.10 • 18.60, - · Field Force Vietnam Artillery Angeles stretched its Western siead)o to 25 cents higher, 1-3 near Nha Trang, Vietnam, as a Division lead to 511:! games over 300-400 lb 14.2:;.15.25, 2-3 401).' San Diego. The lb 13.50-14.25, boors ID.71>-12. fleld artillery operations am in-. runnerup Lakets now have beaten the 650 lb 13.50-14.25, boora 10.75te)Ugence assistant. Rockets in 11 of 12 meetings 12. since san Diego joined the Sheep: 250. league last year. AlJ classes steady, cholce and Philadelphia, third in the prime SS..105 lb wooled ala...,_ East, closed to within 1 game oC er lambs 26-.27, good and choice (Continued !rom 1) Morris, RD, Pomeroy: George tront..running Boston despite a 24-26, cull to good ewes :;..8.50. surprising challenge frmn Mil~ Jlewart, RD, Middleport; Robert waukee tn a game pliQ'ed at 8wee.rlngen, West Milton, Ohio; Syracuse, N.Y. Bi.lly CunningT. R. Crabtree, Wheelersburg; W. H. RichmOnd, Middleport; ham scored 35 points for the MASON BOWLING CENTER James Stout, Tupper~ P1alns; 76ers, who trailed by three Week Erxli ng December 7, 1968 SUNDAY MIXED Dean Weber, Rutland; William pdnts at halft.lme and by a point after three quarters, 1. Lucifers; 2. 4-F"s; 3, ~ SWisher, Middleport; Ri(i( sanLou Hudson scored 39 points rocks; 4. P&W and Lazy 4 ltie); ders, Reedsville; Ernest Rood, Reedsville; Keith Ridenour, for Atlanta and Zelmo Beaty S. G& A. added 21. Tops for Phoenix was (Women) High Game - W. Chester; Charles Fltcll , Port~ Dick Van Arsdale with 17. Gabrltsch, 185; High Serles land: Edward Murphy, HeedsW. Gabritsch, 522. (Men) High ville; Larry Longacre, Lebanon. Game - H. Sisk, 221; High serPARTY SET and Frank Dorst , RD, Long Boties - H. Sisk, 547. The Twin City Shrinett.es• tom. Checking stations were locat- Christmas party will be Wed.nesMERCHANTS LEAGUE ed at Hobb' s Grocery in Dexter, dBJI at 7:30 p. m. at the home ot 1. Sla k; 2. Miller's Ins. i 3. M.,. Lou's Ashland Station in Pome- Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Sooth Third roy, arnd the Forked R1m state Ave., Middl~rt. There will be a son Co. Bank; 4. w.o.w. and G. 0. Roush & Sons (tie); 6. SJd.. $t gill exchange. Park office. ers S141ply; 7. W. Va. National Guard; 8. Pantaaote. High Game and Series- G. Ri-ley, 236, 636. Cabinet Lined Up Mills Hedges On Surcharge Royals Top New York For 15th NBA Win Market Report Deer Kill P""" Local Bowling MEIGS THEATRE MONDAY & TUESDAY DEC. 9.• 10 WUUam caaUe' s ROSEMARY'S BABY (Tochnlcolor) Mia F•rrow, John Cassa vctes COLORCARTOONS: Rockab)oe Baby lltppy Woodchuck . SHOW &'TARTS 7 P. lot 2-Hour DRY CLEANING SERVICE (IJPON REQUESn Our UM8l GoH Clnnlftl Robinson'i Oeoaers POftl:trwJ I f92.U21 •• Now You Know at The nrat secretary of 1tate • • '111om11 Jeffenon, appoint.. ~ by President George Washl"'lln SepL 26, 1789. ~Mooted El1.loh H. Det.orw, 78, Ill. I, <lied SW*J evtllil1: In . Vo!Onn -orial Hoc>IIIIL entine Partly Ch.,..eh ol ChrUt In Akrolt IIlii of 1Joekll1: (looJncy Grongo 2029. Ho Ia ounlwd 111 hlo wtro, M. Unlo DeLoai; twodatoghtoro, Mro. J-100 .... Mro. MeliDda Whller, both of Akron; two sons, Ralph. Akron, an::IHarrlso~~t. Jr., ~; a stater, Emma MeCoy, Rt. I, Middleport; two brothers. JoeDel..oqj:, tnKe~ tucky, aad Jerry De:Lorw, Mary- laiMI; U llftllilehUdron, oiMI ei8ht I gree~chllclren. F'Wlerol ..,... ... will be hold Wedno- at I p.m. at the Mar· tin FWMRI HIJIIIe with the Rev. W. H. MllcheU olllclallng. Burial wiD be · fn Vlntoo Memorial Gar· deoo. Frlo!Mia IIII.Y coli anytbne Infant is Treated T~ Thomas, lnfl.nt son of Mr. and Mrs. Llncoln Thomas, LlberQ' Lane, was taken to Veteran• Memorlal Hospital by the Pomeroy emergency squad saturday atternoon, suffering convuJ.. slons. He was treated aM reloooed. Also on saturday afternoon. the 1\tl \ """ ......... 11111e ...... - -r " • - · fllCI1 ~Ill . .. . - t to mid ao. •• 1oft .,. rdlbl ... ""' M[!cir 'Pe out to 20t ol••rw.. To The lntere.to Of'l7u! Meig•-M- Area Dies Sunday VETERANS MEMORIAL squad was called to the tdne ot HOSPITAL Mrs. Blanch GOkey, Hooclley st. AdmiiiiCJill Slturdal' - Emma Mrs. c;Ukay w•s taken to Holnr McCOy, YlddlBJOI'l; Jolm Groee, Howibll by ambulance. Long BoUom; Euler Tbomao, Radne; Ethel Bel!ln& $rraeuao; LIONS TQ MEET Mmlle Baker, Reedavlllo. Tho Plllleroy LIOIUl Club Dlaehargeo Satunla)' - !llanol will maet at 6:30 p. m. Tues.,_, Rial, Betcy RoboN, MDat the Pomeroy Unltod Methodlot CariOII, Ella LaRue, AJ.roa ~ Church social rocrn. 1011, Emma Johni!Kil, corwin CUlt A proposed houah~ deve)~ ment ln the u Qoo:l road" t.rea hu been otolled temporori(J<, Att<rnoy Fred W. Crow txlld the Pomeroy Chamber of CQnrnerce \\1 lakJ El..rfel•s In Pomeroy Your Chrlstmu SlloppiDt Center ·' VISIT THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR ;FOR Glm FOR THE FAMILY AND HOME. Elbert (!lucid Smith, 56, North Fourth st., Middleport, died Sundl)' evening In the Veterans Atf.. mlrdstration Hospital at Huntlrw-- RCA Color Television too. He was born at Middleport, the .e, Chooae a portable color set- A tlb1e mod.-1 or mquiflcent conscie -Your choice of screen size. A big selection of furniture style• Jn Peean. Walnut IIlii MahopnJ ftnlshes. You'D like the l!Jiaperfunnance of an RCA Color TV set. son of the late Elbert and caiTie Michl Smith. He was also pre-ceded in death by a brother. He had been employed as clerk for the McMaster Hardware stare for a nlDllber ol years, and had worked for the maintenance department tor the village o( Middleport. He was a member of the Heath Methodist Church, Middleport, ao:t ot the Feeney Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Middl<>port. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Bruce (Helen) lloyd, McComellsrille, am a brother, Clarence Wllllam, Middleport. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Rawlings-Coats FWJeral Home with the Rev. Max Donahue officiaf... ing. Burial wiU be in the Middleport Hill Cemetery. Frlends may call at the funeral hoo.e atter 10 L m. Tuesday. lofltlnll eel. The predid:ions ~the - Tlble Rtdloa - AM.FM. Stereo Rtclloo. There's a radio ocyle aod typo to sult every Mod. Uoe our Lo,y-A-Woy Plaotohold your eholce uutll ChrlotmtL Portable RECORD PLAYERS By RCA TAPE RECORDERS Monophonic and Stereo Porto;~b!OM thgl ore so n ice to giYe and ••ce iv e lor Christmas . Styling de• 1i11ned to lit the needs of you"llsters, teen • g11ers and the col lege crowd. Eo1y ro car'J, easy to operate. Soli Stole lor yean of 1erYi c" free operation . Buy now while lllllectio;~nl ore best . Tran1l1tor and ,.gular .ltC/DC RCA To,. Re· c:orden. A big ••l~tetlon Tho lino1t ·moot c:amploto II no of Tape Roc:ordefl In RCA's hlsto''f · Stop In, ICI~o a look. Ask IQI' o domonstrcrtlon and 1oleet yov, MOds now. Estey Chord Organs A new llne of excellent quality chord orgails by E_~tey, Fea.. turing several models - All Estey organs have hand ttmed · lifetime steel reeds. Volume Control. Smartly styled. Easy to play. Estey organs are a real musical instrmnent.- Not • to,y. ... mUlionalre IIJ ~nltod Preoo -..tilDI SOYIE.T IOOQ,~ . !PI"',Il&.~,!>ti!DI. II1 ~W1XlW -...,T~Ui: b1llton today In 1 move that re4ected.lDcreaHd worries over NATO "provocations" that followed the War111.w P~k occu.. ~tloo or Czochoolovokla. The balanced 1969 Soviet budget •howed elQI8noes at $148.51 JI!'J~on IIlii revenues at $148.74 biiHon. The doUar llgureo ore ba•ed the Russians' oft'ictal exchange rate whieh pegs the ruble at the fPi'1tlllo:lal worth or $1.11. 'lbe - · Ru&llan budget, tor exomple, was at 133.8 billion ruble~. -Treasury Secretary: David M. KO!IIlOd¥, chairman of the Continental filbtois Bank and Trust CO. ol Chlcagv. - Poobnoster Gorteral: Wbt· ton M. ''Red'' Blount, president o1 the United statos Chamber or Commerce, who was active in Nixon'• campaign bt the south. :wmx.~;~~~x:-;:":$;.: Meigs Treasurer Howard E. Frank was authorized Monday by the board of commissioners to extend t.x: collections for the upccming period to Jal"llary 20, 1969. In other actl vity, the com.. minion with members Robert Clark and Ralph W. Ours, attendi~ a,pproved was given an additional certification of$25,~ 000 from the budget commis- .......foF__._,•-...ot lund, andthereooJohnaon work and · Roy Miller discussed 1 prqJOsed ocldltiooal IIPJlropri· ation for the county extension service. ~;')$::-;:'(.""#.~'t-::::::::-;::::;:;:;::~~=:::-.-=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;. . Donations COLUMBUS - STATE SCHOOL SUPT. Martin Essex has been / ,.med the nation's ''Man ot the Year" ln vocational education b7 :the American Vocational Association, it was anoounced today, Essex 11!1 to receive the award at the association's convention : toda,y in Dallas, Texas. He is a fonner !l~rlntendent of Mldtlleport Rev. Eugeoe Underwood, pas. I Sehoo!s. The citation said Essex was selected for his continuing tor of the Rutland Church of I'C)port. of vocational and technical education in Ohio and at the na.. Christ. said everyone in the west~ tiona! level. ero section or Meigs councy btNEW YORK - GOV. NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER, senior gov- terostod In giving Items to help iernor in the nation In Mnns ot service, says he will seek 1 lourth families Involved in the Manning1four -year term in 1970, If he wins in 1910, the 60-year-old Rocke- too, W. Va. mbto traeed.V, may feller will set • record for service as governor oC New York. Former leave them at the church parGov. Thomas E. Dewey, !lerved three terms, from 1943 untU 1955. sonage on the New Lima Road. The movement to aollcltltems Rockefeller said the main reason for his decision to run again to be taken to Farmington, near was the more than billion in urban development programs iniwhere the tragedy occurred, was tiated by his administration. · begun 10 days ago 111 Howard CINCINNATI - TEACHERS HERE WILL receive an 8% per GOkey, operator or G I I k e y cent pay raise Jan. 1, the Cincinnati Bolrd of Education decided Foods bt Pomeroy and Galllpo. Drop Noted Us. The ltema, to betaken on Dec. ey truck for Cbrlotrna!, moy be left In Pomeroy at Davis lee and Produce Co. Anyone wantIng to make money donations Is CLEVELAND - A MINISTER here planned IDCiay btvltod to phone 742.5082 lor lnto urge the church's baud of trustees to take such daring steps rormatloo. as counsellJW young men on how to ev.df;' the drdt and YOUlll w<men MEETING DELAYEll on how to get lllepl A meeting ol Middleport VIi· · ''The new ehalle~ ot Uberal rerllgion Is to dare to ditfer not 1aae CouncU ocheduled Molldol' with theological norma but witll soclal nonns,"' the Rev. Farley nig!Jt .... not hold to the tact w. Wheelwrlflht oald. oaid Unltarlanlam prospered by daring to that auditoro trom Wa&'llngtun, D. differ with 18tl1 ce normative Protestantism. 11 Today. tlat is c., are In the community in coo.. no clalm to tune," he l.d. nectloo with tile sewage dlspooal project recent~¥ completed. C!DCAGO - A DERAL JUDGE SAYS Daniel Walker, who The JMutlng hal been rescberelea&ed 1 report e ng Chicago poliee •'rioted" durl._ the Gated Wedne•....... DemOcratic NattOMI Convention, .. went back on his word., ln mak--, - ... o.e. lng tho ftllllrws publifRiiom J. C&Qbell, chief judge or the u.s. District Court here, the Walker report ma.v have violated the secrecy oC the Cede grand jury investigating the conventioo we~· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL vloleoco. . Admilted - None. C0111JbeU eorUer oaid Walker nlll' ba lnveotlpted !or "the Dloeharaea- None. Umtrw: ard motivation' of the report's release. 21 aboi/ttooo. . Shift (tie); 4. Rejects; 5. King Pins; 6.. A Shift. Hi81> Game - Couch, 214; Hi81> Series - Dudding, 598. I. Try-Hards; 2. Whlto & NolTUESDAY WOMEN son; 3. Sayre & Teona.ntt ·4~ Hits 1. Sluggersj 2. Lucky Strikes; . & Mlsaes: 5. LeftovenJ 6, Gl.. 2, Deadbeats and Toppers (tie); Jo's; 7. Sons-Q..Guna; 8. lly5. Maybenota; 6. Alley cau: Fourt. 1. Shamrocka; 8. ClownL (W(IIlen) - Hlgh Game - N, High Gune and Series _ L. Smith, 179; High Serles- R. Dye, 482. Richardson, 201, !i49. (Men) - Hli!l> Game - D. MD· ler, 214; Hl8h Serle• D. SPORN Miller and C. Yeapr, 540 . 1. D Shill; 2. Trippers o!MI C a George Romney or Michigan, wl1o was chairman of the board ol American Motors. ~TARIAN :: St. Peter's 66 Rldel" 62 Hofstra 79 Brown 74, cons. WEDNFIDAY MIXED Massachusetts, managed The raise wtll average about $750 for the city's 3,420 teach .. ers under • salary schedule, giving beginners $6,!i00 a year am the holder of a doctor's degree and 22 years ot Leaching exneri· ence $13,020. (Fiml Round) STEELWORKERS 1. Tappers, Ferroa, Beatles (tie)j 4. Nuts & Bolts; 5. Dudsi 6. Skips; 7. Swingers; 8. Bombers. High Game - R. Mason, 214; High Series - E. Perry, 586. pollllcal lldvlser - Mooday. Goveroor'• Classic MEN'S IND~STRIAL 1. Coc ... Cola; 2. Burtoo.'a Sun-oco; 3. Hickman; t. Tom Rue Motors; 5. st. Joaeph; S. J.K.M.; 7. WaddeD & Reed; 8. ABC Cleo,.. era. High Game - B. Gibbs, 224; High Series - J. Bradley, 597, close personal friend of Nixon's who reflects lrl.a thinklng position he holds. . - Socrutary ol llooslng and Urban Development: Daniel P. Moynihan, a Harvard aocloi<J81ot who has " - advising Nixon during the transition period. He Is a Democrat. -Secretory or Traooportatlon: Gov . John A. Volpe ol eu Dixie Tournament (Fiml Round) s. W. Tenn. 74 BaU Hvn 73 Lmbuth 75 Utle Roek 70 NEW YORK (UPI) - Rlchanl M. Nixon and his aldos have " - allen! about the p•oaldontOioct• 1 cabbtet aeloctlooo but Oducated gue•ae• lndleoto tho lbto-<111 will be OOJitethins like thlo: - Altx>rney General: Joho N. MltcheU, senior partner In Nixon'• former New York law firm and a clMe peraona.l and Here again you'U marvel at the wide selection of Radloa Cor Christmas 1968. Clock Radios in AM or AM..FM modeu, Traa.sistor Radios ia AM or AM-FM Records-a Brand New, Grand New ev-• .... •,: Selection of Records of All Types :;: . :: : . Country and Western - Orchestras - Single ntist.l. We can mention only a few or the many artists- Herb Alpert - Skitch HeOOerson - Dean Martin - Chet AtkiM - Roy Acuff - Jimmie Davis- Jim ReevesNancy Wilson - ae.tles - TeMessee Ernie Ford plus many, many others. And a big selection of Chrlltmas Reeords - The old favorites and the new ones for Christmas 1968. Stop tn - look around- buy aeveral t"ecorda. They make excellent gltta. :::' .. •.···=·:: :.. •'•· Give a Kimball Piano Alii you'D please ever)'Oileln the ftunlly. All or our Kimball pianos are on sale riRbt now. Come in and 1~ect lhe one that's best for youan:l save. We'lldellverin time for Olrlflt. OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS FROM THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT, ZND FLOOR RCA Portable TV sets - Com .e In to the music department to see and hear these Estey ebord Oraans. mas. State Uy MAXINE Guitars - Record Brushes - Record Racks - Batons - Muste stands Sheet Music - Albums of MUJic - Jaw Harps - Reeonlbw Tape- 8 Trock Tape Reels -Strings - lleedo - Record carrying cases - Walkie Talkie!! - Drum sticks- Lyres - Transistor Batteries and marzy-, many more. ELBERFELDS IN P.OM t I Blakeslee said the Festival Association is highly recognized and provides many interesting ideas that could be put into practice for the annual regatta. McDade also reported Margaret Ella Smith will 8Jlnol.llce arrangements for the home dec- W~TERS su..r Brldp 11(1-dl be ~ls.....lled and romotld the eoonmlulon wblch · ..... tilt pit... v ru-.a 1ft meetlrw· Stale Hold a.es.to- ,t~tltod k would lire,._.•• of ';/ "'th ~ tho on- llow· , ever, • suag8ation was JMde then that perhaps the brkl8e ramp Should be left Ond ICIIle kllll ol memorial to those losIng their Uwo be oroetod, IIIUw "'"- The e<Diniulonstatodltwould be rlld to I••• lt· for tile dey, · but tile• it would become tile elQ>'o re..,...albiDcy, Mayor Mo.,. llil Aid at tllet tiine - e thwgltt would be liven tlte molter, aod · the SRC !lllliOed In 16 .,.,_ It tbe elcy wlahed the romp to remain - It not, the SRC could proceed with Ito orlgloal plan ror ...... plot. romQllll. Mayor tlierator told MClllday 111111>t that ho would sue'"~ to the SRC Uat port.po · - · - ..,. • plallbrm ahould. be"buot at tile lloodwall tllero, couneu or a.J.. Mr. Nixon Hopes to Heal Dis Two 2nd Chance Votes Go 'Y€11' h.. HARRY HUNTERS - A groq> ot Altred oreo hunters last week ae...- Cor- at tile U deer ktlled tn MeigB County. The grot~), several of whom are pictured here, gather arnally at ROOinson's store in Alfred to join in hunta. Successful hunters this year were Don Elliott, 9point buck, and Minni!l Elliott and Wilbur Robinson, each 8--pol.nt bucks. Pictured are, front row, left to right, Don Elliott, BW Robinson, Minnh Elliott, Greg Winebrenner: back raw, Merle U.wk, Paul Perry and Wilber Robinson. - Sentinel Photo. .,. Charge U. S. Worse Than Nazi Germany By GEORGE SIBERA PARIS (IJP0 - The VIet Coog today aceused the Unltod states of c:ommitting worse crimes than Nazi Gorlnal\Y. Diplomate oaid the charge helped kill c:llances tor an bnmedlate start to dolayed Vietnam War talks. Duoot! Dlnh Thao, clepul.y lead. er ol the VIet COng deloptloo to !he Paris negotlatlooo told a ... . .. eonferenee-'1\mert. . . - cos bt Yielnam are COI1IIIllttlng "'worN crllhe• than the IUUerlte fascists.,. He also demanded the United States !pore its Solpt ally and _.ethewardlrecti.Y with the Vlet cmg Com. munist guerrUlas. Diplomate oaid North VIetnam and the United states are expected to reach a comprom.. lse oo VIet Cong..S.Igon dlf!lcultioo IIlii get the negotiations under way next week. They said any lingering hopes tor opening the talks this week, already a month overdue in starting, died bt the Thao blatt. '"The Americans must 110lve the South Vietnamese problem with the Nallonel Liberation Front (VIet Cong'o polltleal Servicemen 'Round World Meigs Cc:tuntlans are 11around the world_, as Christmas ap- arm) bt order ro lind a eorrect eooaldoro tile VIet cmg 1 lloml political IOiutloo In oecor<lance lliiPilOI and &aid the ~ with the lntorest ol the will toke port bt talkl on!)' oa A m e r I c a n and Vietnamese part of the North VWnamese peoples,'" Tha.o Ald. delega.tlon. He dor.ouncod South VIetAmerican and North V - nam's vice president and meae dlplOIILits were reported delegation leader as an "ardent trying to arrange some 1011 of admirer . ol. Hitler" and said compromise between Safp oncy tho VIet Cong could and tbe VIet Cong to ollow the represent the South Vietnamese talks to open. 1b1> VIa. ~~ ~41:1ae . Tolko between tile Unltod jungle radio, beard In Sa'&m, States, North and South VIet- today did nothing to make nam and Viet Cong were to eompromise euler. have opooed Nov. 6. It claimed Ky carne to Paris Thao's positim ~cOUntered Sunday to "'destroy the conferSouth VIetnamese delegatioo ence." slalernente Monday. The Salt!oo The VIet Cong radio aiiO doleptloo, led by VIce Pres- repeatod an appeal tor suerrll· ident Nguyen Cao Ky, said It las to stage •'offensive a lllld uprisings" this month to mark the IUlderground organizadoa'l eighth amlveraary. The United statos, In baltiDa Nov. 1 Its bombing of North VIetnam to get the ~. bore going, had coiled Cor the Communists In turn to ocale dowo their terror ottaclto • Sooth VIetnamese ellloa. In Ports, !he North A laboratory school emphasfz. meso wore gl.tng the VIII CGac tng techolCJies bt working with run bacl<lng bt the suerrWu educable mentall,y retarded chit. domando lor .,..... ri8IU. lltaol dreo ,., attended by two Pome. diplomats laJt weel< told U.S. roy elementary school s t a f 1 otriclala they would no& acct~~~t members and the principal, Rob- any e.cderence art'lllgiiiDIII ert Morrlo, recently. tllot did not· give the VIII CGac Mrs. Ina Meadows and Mrs. "the status tbey wanL Pearl Williams, arw:l Mr. Morris Hanoi demanded the the workshop covered ~=d map skills, r!EI)ortlrv processes, .... -.~ ........ teacidng tecmlQ!es .,.. aoc1a1 ..... ~--·• WOUld have a studies for the ehlldren. oernblaoee o1 equai!QI, Rooouree - ' e In tbe workThe United states hQ q . shop bt the COUege o1 Educa- gelled the cmreronce be hold tion Ohio Unlverslcy lneluded across rectaoaular -.o, Albert c. Leep,' Dr. stan~ Where eaeh ,.llde"-the Unlfell toll Oates, James Woldoo &lXI the states ODd SOuth V - . . stall o1 the laboratory sehool un- ooe o1M1 North Vietnam aud U. dor tho supervision of Harry VIet Cone oo the . . . , _ Lackey. alt. Especially interesting w e r e LOCAL TEMPS ideas in the use of audl.o-visual The ~turo lnP..........,..• aida. The program concluded with business dlotriot a1 · evaluatJoos. 11:20 Lm. today was 24des;reea1 UDder partly overcast sklea. BOOSfERS TQ MEET _., loflalka. . , Report Given On Workshop For Teachers reported -o& thHe - aa waa reeentb aper- 1 - wbena -•oo3111cooil(ht llOMMiTrEII' DISBANDED Coutlello. 114- l piCIIIllat> (CIIlllu iUa IIIII iii COlli•· :orau:"'::. '::e Par- In N~ addlllon, lito btlw- 2iltb oiMI 30t.b otreet ud Ia moot eooiUoiJV to ,.....,. WjlhliOI! to loeote 111 addrou . V-- nr.' odvl-• Noll Avooue aopotlllonedb)'roal· d.,.. or tile oti-eet. The - · . tile proaches - many in the llel'YIce ol their oountry. Following are the addres.esof five such ~~ervlcemen: Demlo L. Rouah, AN.B 20 . 10.56, V-3 Division, USS Oriskany CV A..'l4, c-o FPOSanFrmclsco, Calif., 96601. and COI\C'el'11•• ' sures. Daniel R. Rouah, AN-1!20-10The ......_..,lect scheduled Officials said the NelsonvtU&54, V-3 Division, U9i Ortakaey, more meetlnp today with York District of Athens County CVA-34, <-<> FPO Sanl!ronclseo, oiMI tho North - central District membero ol hla atstr oiMI key to round oot program• Calif., 96601. or WUllomo County would shut Danny R. Promtt, B20-80~3. down if levies were defeated. tor lila - adntlnlotrtllon and pre!101"0 ror his 'llrot meeting USS Brooke DEG I, 111 Divlaloo, Thur_.,., With 12 members of c-o FPO Sill.n. Frandseo, calif., VETERANS MEMORIAL 96601. hla new cabtDet. HOSPITAL SP-4 Gory D. Evano, RA Nixon's preaa spokesman, Admitted - Elsie E p p I o, Ronald Zlealer, oald oil 12 S\881562, 142nd TrOIJS. Co, 1be Meigo Athletic Boosterl PomeJ'QY; Dale HoWell, MfddlewUI meet at the Malga lll8h School cahlnet members had been (ADG), Drawer 76, APOSanFranport; EGIO Raelno;Sie - aolocted and would be Intro- elaeo, Calif. 96337. CBfeterla bt Middii)!!Ort ot 7:30 ven Teaford, Portlud; HUel duced In .. >q>re.-nted AMF -3 Gory K- Wlllloro. H20. tunlt!l>t. The Boooiito meet '"' Sdveler, Mlnerntlle. nationally teJevtzed news eon~ 80-73, VP-45, A~ FPOSanFran- the aecond Tuesday ol each Dlodtaraod - Aoroo YoJt. mooth, Atl SIJON ran.. are bt. from Waahlntltun at 10 clsco, CaW'., 96601. · vltod. p.m. Wednotday nlcht. when per10ru1 10 wtablrw, could · lire aud loco! 11...-. 111<1 view tho dlaoler aile tllotclalm- bit llolllfW tho home to ·~ ad 4611voe. ulahtbebWt, PETITION NEWED Counell approved tho charwiiOI! or tile name 3lot street to Mo- oration Christmas contest in Pomeroy later this week. Presided Bill Grueser noted he tad learned that several bus"" neasmen believe t h e annual Christmas parade was uvery au~ cesstul." Groeser said 586 sac:ke of candy were given away to youngsters on the day of Santa'a initial visit in r,omeroy. Grueaer )lRnOUilced that the color console TV to be ghen away In Pomeroy's Christmas promotion was secured from Elberfelds, the portable television sirt& were gotten from Moore's St<re and Associated Radio, and the stereo, frcm HIJJIW)hrey's. He expressed appreciation to the four businesses for their c~ eration. Blakeslee, In other activity, reported on the county 4-H Plat l)ook Project currently beirwpre .. pared. He said the project will cost approximately $3,850 for 1,000 copies, am the cost wm pr:lmarDy be un:lerwritten through purchase of advertisements in the publication. A letter was read fr001 Meigs Local Supt. of School, George Hargraves, Jr., requesting that the 1969 Christma.s parade be scheduled on a date so it would not be during the Thanksgiving holiday period of ban:l. members. Atterdi~, in addition to tlle above named, were Jack Kerr, Clrl Horkey, Bob Wingett, Beulah Jones and Mollie Hill. - Secretary of Labor: Either James J. Reynolds, currently the under secretal'Y, or John J. GDhooley, former commissioner of the New York City Transit - Secretary of the Interior: A western governor. probably John A, Ime of Colorado or Tim M. Uthcock of Montana. - Secrutary of Agriculture: probably a midwe:stemer chosen from among the following: John M. Zwach, Rep~bllcan congressman of Mlmesota; Mark Andrew, Republican congress~ man of North Dakota; AJ ~k, president ot a dairy firm in Sioux Falls, S.D.; or Clarence Palmby, an economist and formerly Deparbnent of Agri~ culture Wider President Eisenhower. C. Douglas Dillon, a former Secretary of the Treasury under Dwlsl>t E;loeohower and once and undersecretary of ltate, had ·bean ...ssed •• ... likely • oomlnee tor Socrotary ol state. But Dillion told reporters late Mon.,_, he had doclded t.. remain an Investment banker in New York City, and polhleal observers went baek to the drawing board to try to dope out Nixon' I choice for the vital NEW YORK (IJPI)... Prescabinet post. ident-etect Richard M, Nixon pledged Monday to help ooordln. ate the efl'orts of America's volWttary agencies without infringing on thelr traditicmal Independence. In an address before a By United Press lnterutional meeting or tJJe Boys Clubs of Voters in two Ohio School disAmerica, Nixon said he would tricts passed school OJ)el'aling instruct his Secretary of Health, levies Mon:lay in the first or Education and Welfare to more than 60 special elections develop plans for coordinating called because of r&ilW""el!l at ~e the vast reservoir ol America's poll& Nov. 5. vohmtary manpower in helping A five - mill operating levy was approved by voters in the heal the natloo's social and economic llls. Lakota School District by a vote Nixon, who had served as of 1,164 to 61!i. Schools in the chairman of the youth organizadistrict would have been closed llon since 1964, toodered his Jan. 24 it th& levy had oot been resignation at the black tie passed. dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. A five - mill operating leV)' was also approved in the Cfn.. He was made hmorary chair~ man oiMI pledged govero. cinnati suburb ot. Forest HUls ment to the .,1pirlt of Santa by a 23.Z..vote margin. 2, 798 Marta," a reference to 1he 2,566. Colhollc.run charley hospital in Flft;y .. five school districts a predom1nantly Mexican-Amerhad elections scheduled for toIcan aecllon ol Los ~es he day, includtr-e two in which lut Thursday. visited schools are e)li)ected to close if He termed it a ''Place ot lOYe voters again turn down the mea- ill. Remove Bridge Approach POINT PLEASAN - Clcy Council Mmd,y ni8h oppro>'ed Mayor D. B. recorn- meodotloo tllet the Harmonicas - taae of.the statewide publicity the annual Big Belli Regatta could obtain from it. Guess Nixon Starters RCA Radios official, -cameuked remain · lesstothan 24 hours after the arrests of22 divislm employes - 15 meter oolleetors and seven drivers - on petfJr and grand larceny charges In t h e t!Jeft of parking meter· coin1. Crow, who led the move to start a clevelopmeiK. on the fonner Lalley prq>erty now owned by Roger Mo<gan, Theodore T, Reed, Jr., oiMI hirnselt, oaid the N"""'• All of the RCA Stereos are Solid State. You can buy them whh or without AMFM and FM Stereo Radios. Contemporary- Early Amerlean- French Provincial and Mediterranean styles. lt1ll pay you to stop in on the 2nd noor Hear an RCA Stereo am select what you'd like for your tamUy. Hints Shakeup NEW YORK (UP0 - A high clcy elflclal said Saturday t h e • 'two top men" tn the finance administration'& parking meter division would he removed In the aftermath of a systematic, four year, $5 mlllloo of the city's parking meters by empleyes. '"They'll be tranlferred out ol there oo i'ast It will maho their heads apln," the source sal.d. add~ lng there would be 11 many transfers" in the meter divisloo and that It would be entlrecy revamp. Monclly. proJect has been dlscondnued Union Ave., in 'CJper Pomeroy, and ln lower Mlnersvfile. He said the postponement is "I think, though, these mat. because utilities - prl.marlly tera will be worked out," nid water - eanoot be obtained for Crow. · the area, much ot which Ia loC. E. Blakeslee, and Ron Mccated In Pomeroy. Dade reported on a nteeting ot Crow pointed outtllotthelloord the Ohio Festhal aM Events As.. ot Public Aft'airs in Pomeroy 1oclation they attended ln Cofoun;l It necessary to use cur.. hunbus recently. The Pomeroy rently available water extension C of C is seeking membership lines tunds to replace pipe on in the association to take advanfor now. builder who headed Nixon's eampalgn. - Secretary of Health, Edu.ca- campaign effort among ethnle Uon 8Dd Welfare: U. Gov. mlnoritle s. Robert H. Finch ol Calltornla, 1 -commerce Secretaq": Gov. Give An RCA Stereo This Yeor Meter Looting TEN CENrS \ Flood Road Housing Project Blocked By Lack Of Water Tuoada,y. Elbert Smith ci<IIIIIJ< lhr..,P " ........ .,_,, A little ,..,_ ftJt...., VOL. 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