https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8e62626114f8919a8803316e5f7710d.pdf 98a8d889ea0e8f5f1cede1ab46559404 PDF Text Text • Now You Know The first ll. S. Weather at se~reta.ry orthe treasury was Alexander llamlltol\ lncreealiw cloudlne11 ud • cold tGniaflt. Low tr-. .... 201 to lllid 30a. Varilllle d ' , nea1 and wanner Thur• wUll chance ot lbowers. 10 Devoted To 7Jle ,.....,, Of 7Jle Me,,.·Mtu0n Area VOL. XX/ NO. 162 POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·. TEN CENTS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1968 :Nelsonville-York Schools Reopen Thursday BY ton's failure threatena to dllaJ In northw11te1·n Ohio, onb' for a year the scheduled opeo- one ot two ~Ill levle1 waa • liv next Call or the clt,y' s proved. A general operatiiw htch ·school. levy at North Central School The F.ast Muakliwum School Dlatrlct In Williams Count,y was Dl•trict's 6.5 mW levy wa1 mp- paaaed 5'81-495 under threat of a provecl by a 1906-1007 llllJ'llrl. cloalng. others wiiinlng favor with the Voters In the Central Local voters Included three ln Waah- Dl1trlct of Defiance and WUl..iton COunt;y. Frontier Local'• Uams counties rejected a levy 5-mlll levy passed 751-701 and basically lnvolv!iv teachers' Marietta'• 22.6 mW remwaland pay raises. Its failure 1,152-831 1.4 mill additional pused by thratens curtailment ol extralarge lllll'IPna. curricular school activities and a possible 1trlke by the teachers. Pa11es By 11 Votes Felicity School District In Clermont County had Its &mill levy paB&ed by 11 votes, 376-365. '.the pay for substitute cooits Sqlt. George Hargraves re- courses but there would be no Civil Defense Director, was glvThe county's Northeastern Dls¥15 Increased and (>ll.vment or ported a follow-up study piade on grade. The revised curriculum en perml19lon to use Rutland ·etroactlve overtime for cus- the activities of the graduating could not be ready until next year, facllltiea 11 a parklna location trlct' s 5. 8 mlll levy, however, .odlans was approved Tuesday claSB last spring pertaining to however, Hargraves said. for a "duck" which la provided fall~ by 23 \'Olea, 513-490. other levies that passed Ir.nlsht when the Meigs Local School employment, college attendance Morrison was advised to con- for .the civil defense program In eluded: Boston-North Hampton's DlstrU:t' s Board of F.ducation and other related matters. A de- tinue his report on theft, accident the county. met at the Meigs High School in t.aJled summary of this study was and va..saliam Insurance coverNumerous bills were llJl)roved 6.9 mill levy; Portage Count.Y's ' Ml4dleport. published In The Dally Sentinel age which 1111)' be secured on of- for payment. Sqlt. Hargrave1 was Southeast schools' 5.5 mill prol'resent pay for substitute last Friday. fice equipment and audio-visual authorized to dlsmlsa 1chool1 posal; Clearview In Sheffield c~ of $6 per day was raised A request was received from equipment. L. W. McCOIQJs, one hour and 15 minute• early Twp.'s 7-mlll request and a 5.35 to $6. 90 a day now and to $7. 80 the Village of Pomeroy to run clerk, Indicated that $7500 has one day each calendar month for mW renewal for Mount Healthy a ~ after Feb. 1, nextyear. sewer lines acroB1 a sectlon of been lnve1ted In treasury notes. an ir..servlce training program schools In Hamilton County. A one-half of one per cent ir.i.aalstant 814>t. Larry MOrrt- the Llbercy Ave. School property The amount wUI draw ftve and for the profe11lona1 staff. cmne tax proposal was passed reported that the -Sq>relne In lower Monke1 RUI\ It was . one-quarter per cent Interest, by voters ln Mentor by a 2,584Coiirt had upheld legislation agreed to ask the village for Ind la Invested on a six month Non-teaching employes of the 1,514 margin. Meigs Local School Dlatrict will dealliv with the payment of over- more Information on where the basis. Four levies in Stark County tlnle for custodians working over lines are to be laid. It was agreed to pay Robert be given a few extra days free 44 : houri a week retroactl ve to Also, It was reported that aew- Swick, former bus maintenance from their duties at Christmas were passed. Voters in Jackson Fej>. 1, thl1 year. The board ap- er lines probably will need to be s"'erlntendent, $104 for labor time. The OO.rd of education Townahlp approved a 4. 4 mill p""°ed payment to the affected laid on other school properties Involved In glass replacement and Tuesday rdiht agreed to close all levy while a 6 m Ill levy In cuatodlana. Paymentwlllbemade in Pomeroy In the Pomeroy sew- Edwin Davis, $395.90 for glass omces and bulldinp on Dec. 26 Louisville was approved as was before Chrl1tmas. age disposal system project, and used In the replacement. Inaur- and Dec. 27, Thurs<i.)' and Fri- a 5 mlll le'V)' in Os1111sburg and Tbe board accepted the regfg- that thesematters should be care- ance coverage will provide for the day, following Christmas, except 5.5 mllls in Fairless. Voters by a 351-256marginapfor the necessary flrlng of furr.of Mrs. Marilyn Engel, fUlly studied for the elrect the payment of the two -amounts. prowd a 5 mill lddltlon In the aces. jualor high school science teach- lines will have on the properties. Mrs. Ellen Gibbs was appolat.Perry School District In Allen All employes are to havethese er; and IPPOintecl Robert Meler, Sq>t. Hargraves reported that Rll:hard Well and Franklin Trip- recommended changes ln currlc- ed to another term on the Pom- two extra days of vacation. Teach- Count;y. It was defeated by one lett as 1ubstitute bus drivers. ulum are being studied ln the up- eroy - Middleport Library Board liv eiq>loyes wlll begin their va- vote Nov. 5. However, a 5 mill Tlie trio was approved last week per grades, particularly to pro- upon the recommendation of C. cation at the close of their duties addition in the Bluffton School fof dtl vlng cerWlcates by the vlde some solution for students E. Blake1lee, president of the on Dec. 20 when the holiday va- District In Allen Count;y was decation beglna. Classes will re- feated 685-543. Meigs County Board of F.duc.. having too ma~ study halls In a library trustees. Two levies In Huron t;ounty Helen Miller, Salem Center sume on Jan. 2. tion. school day. Dlscu11lona deal with were defeated and one was The board also, carrytiv out It was agreed to continue mem- structuring additional courses custodian, who was h\iured sevpa11ed. 5 mill levy In the b8nhlp ln theOhloSchoolBoerds whl~h w9Uld have no p-ade given eral months ago In her work at tradition, voted that all employee Western AResane School Dl1.Al-"" The .,__.,, OJ:llll~- .~J~~ P.n.~.~.!IQ\le:n& ~~ ' the~~~;;...~!.::- a.. 11~.•-..,~r. ~~ 4!!t.!~ wl!,;rl~'." their trtc• waa 'deflllMd Ul-286.and l'• - •v .,. • • ltnal DecemUBr e1 on Dec. llieetliv of the Meigs Local Board additional ~nlng. The student m 3.5 mill 'levy ln thl South Cer.. Paul Patt.er1011o Meiga c.oimb' ·21r1nateld of Dec. 31. . Ht for 1110 p. m; " . .t_':" WIJUlll eltt.r ~is or Cail IUch tral dlatrlct lost 428-291. A 7( Continued on Pap 2J United Press lntematlo1111l School doors will swing open In ·one district and close In ar.otber as the result or special el•ctions on operating levies heJd throughout Ohio Tues<t.y. :Voters In the Nelsonville-York 1qh0ol district by a vot" ofl,699 to 775 _,proved a 7 mill levy tl$t had been rejected twice blf{ore. The schools had been clbsed since Nov. 27 but wUI reol)en on Thursday. It was a different situation In Franklin County where 1 13-mtll le\.'y In the Hamilton Local Diatrlct was rejected by 1 79~15 vote. The schools In the Hamllton Local District will be closed frmn Dec. 20 to Jal\ 20. The board or education was expected to submit the levy 1 third time In the May primary next year. Two Levies Rejected Of live levies In Franklin Count.)', two Called. The other was In Canal Winchester District where 1 6.6 mW levy lo.t 52S. 457. Three other levies passed. They were an 8-mlll Issue In Reynoldsburg, ID 8. 5 mill levy In Madison and an 8.5 mill levy In Jefferson Local. Voters In the ~nee School District In Qiyabop CoullQ' defeated a 3. 75 mill levy 835-778. other failures included Maplore's 5.5 mill levy, North Ridgeville'• 3-mlll levy and Coshocton' s s. 7 mm levy. Coshoc- L Sub Cooks Pay Increased .. . .. --. .. ._. .. '.• . ... ..... ~. '°' naifon ,.r Policies Approved by Meigs Board Go~eming Pupil, Band Activities Gasser Will .· GETI'ING READY - Meigs High senior wrestlers Larry Walker (on top) and Mike Mullen p... pared Tues<i.)' for their opening matchagalnstPt. Pleasant which was to get underway at 2:30 p.m. today with the student body to cheer them on. The public was also Invited. Coach Fenton Taylor 11 &1C1Brvl1l~ the drill. - Sentinel Photo. Ready to Talk I' De-Escalation .. - · • · · .. r• · -·. PARIS (UPI)- North Vietnam "The Americans will be able said today it ls ready to discuss to raise this and any other the mutual withdrawal of troops question-but first the conferfrom South Vietnam as soon as ence must start.'' the Paris conference on VietTwo major setbacks today nam ls oonvenecl. again made start of the talks Pollclea flea1ing with non-ath- ln this dilltrlct. The principal shall be t h e vlde sales • or services for the Nguyen Than Le, the chief problematical. South Vletnam activlt;y Jll'Oll'am by a 18ller GUIDING PRINCIPLES were agent for the negotiation ot conletic studenl activitle1, Including Workers ol the Carr DrillHanoi spokesman In Paris, told rejected direct Vietnam talks the parttclpation of the band ln agreed as follows: tracts for the supply of goods must be CCJllflrmed by a written ing Co. this morning began capnewsmen: with the Vlet Cong and the lta varfoua flmctima, were aActivities must have education· or services for the activities contract. The perlocl of the CCIII- ping an apparently Udlsually proNorth Vietnamese were reporttract Bha1l be ll8t by the Jrin- ductive gas well brought In Tues~ Tue~ nlaht by t h e al value to atudentll ln order to program. ed to have cold-shouldered clpal. A deadline date for the Melga U>cal School District be ln~uded ln the school proThe principal shall provide day morning on the WU!lam McFrench mediation elforts. a written report amua.lly ln June preseat.tlon ol ofter• to provide Kelvey farm neer Portland. Board of Education, meetinl ln gram. Le made the remark in Middleport. Actlvities must be ln balance to the superintendent and the su- goods or service• Bhall be glv. The well, clrllled on acreage commenting on a statement by The resolution deftned non - with the other curricular ofter- perintendent shall report 1D the en to bualne11 concema who near the junction of Routes 338 U.S. Defense Secrciary Clark athletlc ltl,Jdent activities aa a lngs In the 1cbool. board ot education the aeneral expre11 Interest. and 124 ls under contract to the Coatracta ot purchase ahall legldmate part ol the acboo1 Actlvitles must be under the ~se, plans and ftnanclal atatQiaker state Compam'. BOSTON (UPO - They came PJ'Oll'&m. Qlch extra-school ac- CCJDtro1 of the ldmlnlstrator and us 11 verlO.ed by an IUdlt re- be eiarec1 into ao1e1y oo the baIndications Tuesday were that BELF A.Sf, Northern Ireland sts ol price, the pllt,y of merto praise the memory of Robport of the activit;y organlza&n prole11illllal stair ol the school. the well might yield as much as tlvitle• ,Uje those having ert F. Kennedy - and to help aorlhlp external to the 1chool Activities must be admlnllter- ol the school, lncludlna sud! In- chandise being purchaaed and 10,000 to 15,000 cubic feet of (UPl)- Premier Capt. Terence pay off his campaign debts. 11,Yatem. irtra..chool actlvtttei ed ln a manner cooliatent with formation 11 may relate to con- the amount or quallt,y ol 1181'V- gas per day, an wwsually high O'Neill toda.Y fired his home affairs mlnlster, William Craig, Politicians and athletes, musitracts or agreements entered lce1 rendered. Manetary con- production ln th1a area. are U.,.. having aponaorlhl&I prolesliooal code• ol ethics. cians, comedians and astrowithin the achapl 11,Yltem. SepaEmployees aal.d the drilling who backed Protestant extreInto subsequent to the lut re- trilluUm•, gifts or thinp of value lliall not be received ln or- was dl1cmtlmled at awroxlmat.e- mists against Roman cathollc ADMINJslrRATION of aetlvl- port. nauts, some 500 persons ln rate criteria are elltlblllhed for civil rlgbtlsts. Ues: . (Cont!Dl9d on Pqe 13) all paid $1,000 a couple f o r The exclusive right to pro. awrovaI ol extra..chool and lnly 4,1150 feet. John MwPo' ls "The prime minister asked The princlpal llhall be resp. dimer. tr-chool actlvitiea. The stated ln charge of drilling and capThe dimer anda$100-a4tead gu1dlng prtnclples and ldmlnla- slble fQr the general ldmlnlatraping. F40Pment to cap the well Craig for bis resignation this reception for 1,200 persons tratlve detail• apply to both tnes Uon and bulinMa manaaament and to measure the yield was morning, and on the prime ol activities and to all sdloola ol the actlritle• In bla 1ebo01. brought to the well alte Tuelldlf mlnlater's recommendation, the ' which followed netted about governor of Northern Ireland $350,000 to help pay the $3.5 and this morning. has accepted it," a government mlllion debt which Kemedy pilltatement said. ed up during his last political The dlamlssal came within 48 Campaign. It was the first of hours ot O'Nelll's natlomrlde six such black-tie affairs which televlalon speech that said will be held in major cities Northern Ireland was "on the across the country. brink of chaoll" from the :::::::::::::::::=.::::::::::~~-:.-:.<:::::::*>.~'X::>.>.~=~~ By 'united PreH Int.eraational ·- " - Be Capped Craig Fired By Premier •JIOll- Decorating .Contests Rules are Announced 2tJO·Seedlings Offered Free coLUMBm - LEGISLATION THAT WOULD requll'e boards of dl1:4tion to negotiate with teachers' snq>s 1rill be preaeiUd to clelegaU,s of the teth annual Ohio F.ducatlon Asaoclatlon convention 8*-rthllli here 11narlldlf. propoaal, which falled during the lallt Miilon of the Ohio General A119lllbly, was a main Item In ane~lilOhlt pl'CJ11'811l lllatecl , for OSA sponsorship ln the CCllllllV 1969 Ge..nl Aa118111bly lfJIP- Th• proved by the neerly 1,100 deleptes. WAsHINGTON - THE WIVES OF THE JN.COMING aad CMJti. ce prealdenta spent 90 minute• TllUdlJ In, a "JudJ" and "MUri "ejiat.- Mrs. Mllrlel Hwq,hre1, wife ofJidlertH. Hlllll)hrey, . waa ted to Mrs. Judy Apew, wife of vice president.elect Spiro !cohW Yelp Count;y 4-HclubandFFA members IQ1 secure 200 forest tree seedllnga free bymaklngapplication through the CounQo Extenalon Olrice tbia month. . Trees ~able are Red Pine, White Pine. Pitch Pine, ~camore, Bladt Loeuat, ud Whlte Olk. DI addltlan, tlll West Virginia PUip and I'll*' CollllllQ.Y will J1l'IMde 300 or 800 lddltlonal pine• without cbarge. Thl• tree plfllllhw 11 ~ . part o1 the J)l'081'11D ol the state ol <ldo ln ret'ortltlne land suitable for for. eat tree production. All the clUb member ha• 1D do 11 out the awUcation, have the land owner 8"' It, 11118clf1 the .tne• wailtecl. lllld lllbmlt lt 1D till County Extlnalm «mce durllt1 Deeelilber. 11le treta will ..,n. .• tree ,bmtlrw time, an r ...... trom 11bout tfieintcldleol IWeb to the middle of A»rll and ~ 11111"' picked "' ll the ~ ExtlllllOh Qalce ll that ~ ~CDC. E. Jillkea1•, <'~ 'slt•alOn-. •• ,,. 11111 I.; · - "'· ,.,,,..._, .,.ilo~J\IH& M. Cillford Tues<i.)' Washington and Hanoi mllbl start withdrawing their troopl from South Vietnam wltbln to days. Le Wll olrhand In hi• 1'81111, but North Vietnamese IOllreef said he meant the matt.er be open for discussion. ni, source did not say the NOl1h Vietnamese would be wlWna to ofter any compromise. Le said the problem cl withdrawal of troopa ln Ebllb · Vietnam had not been dlacuam so far . He said the private 111811dnllt had been devoted to working out pr<>cediral problems for a broadened conference, would Include the s.lama government and the NatlmMJ. Liberation Front <NLF) ol the Viet Cong. , The North Vle1nameae bn9° never really admitted the)' b,lit. · several dlvlsioal in ~ Vietnam fighting on the aldl . the Viet Cong, 10 Hanal'e ; ' readiness to dlscu&I cwronrir suggelltions could mean ~· · : · they were willing to discuaa CW' · pullout of lJ. S. troops. <lUl'arf spoke of a mutual wltbdrawal. . On the poaltlve lidl, ~ ' (Commaed on Page ~ ·' l l.I ~ -i•. Wld- .t . -. .. Protestant - R o m a n cathollc feud. \. Jn an emofiooal 1peech, the prime minister had said Britain could lnte"ene lf the problem was not solved. Craig called the statement "blackmall" to force him to yield to the Roman Catholics. D &R· Unit comeroy Makes Two C.lls Two calls were answered TuesdlJ iqht by the Pomeroy emergency aquad. .\t 7:10 p.m. the squid went to the Balley Sunoco 1tation on W, Main St. where Vlrgll St.evens, Columbua, had beccme lll He was taken to VetMemorial Hospital where he was admitted. At 9:47 p.m. the squad went to the Bill Jacobs home, 204 W. Maln St. Jacobs, sulferiiw a nose bleed, was taken to Veterans llr1inM'lal Hospltal where hens glven treatment and dl1111lsaed. "rana flu Strain Spreading·, ... (', ·t ATLANTA (UPl)- Millions of is at an epidemic rate ID _. , :. ~ : .~ Americans will open their city. The cit;y health deimh homes thla Christmas to the Hang Kong flu bug as well as to reported a rlae In dealla ~ ..• vialtina relatives and friends. pl9111110llia, whld1 lt aald The new flu strain already reaulta from lnfluenla coqill• ha1 swept Into 28 states and in Uoos. 1 ofticlal at the National CommuAt Charlellliaa, S.C., 18S ..... ·-.. •... nicable Dlltaae Center (NCDC) at the Citadel bMe . . . in Atlanta .......cted Tuesday It 11o11P1ta11zec1 with au and . - . . I.Ii '' 1ftlUld Yid all 50 before spring. oalelala have ~11116-.S d1•1\, Thebia~. oo the advice'· ol U. wl • · aal.d Dr. Bnice Dull, aaliatant ph.yalclan. dlrtc:tar ol the NCDC. Teats are 1111111 ...... • ~ ·~a no quelltlon that '11 deta'mllle lf tbe llalll . . . the movement ol people ~ la the Clllll Gltlie Wt -' \ ,. . the Chrlltmaa bolidayl who are lllntHH. I I W or who Wcely have the virUi lluU lll'llllded 1dll CIWl8 a llP"41d ol the Ou," reach lta peak ''IU'll k . . ~. be Al.cl. ' )'811'; "1.llitllit The NCDC ata&emlllt cama et aald the Hoel . . ' t.. tlll same time •• an amGUllce- ''Jl'oliablr ..... ment by N.W York cM:y health tllan ~ . . . . . . . . oertclal1 thlt the Hang Koll8 ftu aerloua." s# .. ... aftlil; , .' } H a......... ' ..-a•.. ' I I �.. -.- .$8 Million Wanted_ for TV Net r; ''Wo a ..w.i:e Zoning Ordhiance Voided By Municipal Judge Betz 11Y DICK nlOMAS CO~ (111'(1 Goo. J-0. ,. - · _ , calif\! lbo a.aonl Ao-"17 to iiUild a. .......... poll lor lhe ar.._..uaa "' ~lfdla" ._. ~ .. mllll,. - biYO IIIIi YilaMitc- Y'"q•oia, and · - · ~ In - - .., - " ' lbo wltblli hlo .'""'.." Ald. boJiaa. .. --a. ' ''II will . . . . all 'lhe dllNolr7 1114 tlte "' Obln - ·all .... ~ ll! IUid would 1nc1a aa1 <I ~ ·fll fMr7 lrMmdllero 10 Ifill ...,.. . . · . ar u-."- 1o OlliiQIIole lhe - · 0111o wlllllo - : ··: tlaiiOI aald ~ proJocl calla '"I'olerlllolt bu million me«<ng 011 Jan. 7, 1969. - · said lbO ~ ..... lor .......~... ., .. mil· lllo ...- - tool lor . At that meetJnc. Merrill E\>.bla "fiol- u.. l o r - VUIIlldtlliie . .U...IIIo lheJI!Iatans, Preaident ot tbe Gelllpnltt Tho .Jibll•m V o l - Fire lloplrtmoDt apln Jol• - r Votes lor lbo ........, 111'011'1111 Ud laelllliol, $J giiiJI• lor micrO- q JnU," - . aald, "We Plamlng Commlllioa, aald t1te COUII11 ~ullona In help1rw prorido lor ·111o u..terpr!Yllepd. would moot all Ieveli <I waft ... . - - . . . . P llllko ll anilllblo It/ iolJ ol!!n aoc:Um <I lllo ~ wldo ... IUid _,.._ mlDinll for a IIWIIddlli IIIII-. 1-1.~ ' s..a,, tlte will ..... tlu'oullil collt<tbw was ••wo .trh:r• a 11 wu aud odltr artlelea fbr. Christmas blaketa. Afo'oMln~ Rutland ceh- ....... _ l rol- ·- - - u. brarJ. recommendatiob ol the plll!lllng munlll< whO will not be home 5undll' 11101tait• hio c:ontrlbutlona to 111o -· . rommlssim tbat the amendment Rutland tlre houae or may give his donation to an,y tire depUtmem Tbe ....... said at tlteJna- -Dart"' "'*-· u. Spoi'D; Plant: ----did ti"'* 'Invasion PromotioDS' Crushed -rlor s. Announced u. z- .Hanoi vt-..•o wn... lJt:HJk Learnin' To be TeJJted v -.. -.s First Cases Are Confirmed Nelsonville Schools 140 to 198 Rose Resigns Year Sentence _,., ' Civen Kilkr Teaching Post v-.. ar.w.-. Sam Dyke of Rutland Dies Court Forfeits .w- Bonds of Three ' Four Rallroad Nixon, Agnew In Conference -ce Unions Plan -· w- United Front o... i w-. At £roar r.w ";,. ....:t Book Publishers Charged · Being Announced =BJ1ll: Vlrlli-.,.,co- - -r emao..... w- ·- illml,-. • ' ' "' cnttf News•.• in Briefs Bl.rth m.; - pro- Pioneers Defeated By United PreiS lnlernational ScriM' Musklngum aimost let the game sUp through their ftngero Tue&dly night. The MWJkies owned a to..polnt lead Wring the first half against Ohio Conference roe Marietta, but the visiting Pioneers crept ever closer and at halftime were down ooly !OUT points, fl . 37 . For the first (eJt minutes ol the last half they were ahead by .severaJ points, before the Muskies JOOVed into the lead Straight, 91 To 83 iiiV-"' The Clt;y o( GaDipolls has DO zonlnl onltnoce and lbe posldoo <I Zonlno Otnoer or the Board of Zoning bu l>oon lbollahed on coostltutional grounds. That,.., the ruiino-.,. In Gallipolis Municipal Court by Judoe Robert S. Betz, who dismissed atndarlt:ll qainst three Gallipolis butlres smen cbarlifi!Jd with violations of the citra lonillllf ordinance and wkled the ordi~nce itseU. Judge Bet:r. ruled that the ciJTs IOfthW ordinance. passed ¥rll bojiOued. member. 1111, - · In • llllllber "' 18, 1961. Wll in direct conJlid with and in -.kiata,D of the constltu4WIJ!IlOO . . -. . I lilJIIIl preaeat a ..cure.all., rar t b e riJI!tta or tho citaena Dt 1lto CIJ>< <I Galiipoll., YOUNG MEMBERS ot the Cheater Cub Scoot Pack 2f~ ar e leer. rrom .., "' tbe, el8llt molina llllll..comiDWeial ............ tal~ Trials for the three men m One ot the major areas ol vio- siln problem but Evonl IDdiCII- ing tQ be thouRbttul ot others at an early ace. This year the pack members selected bJ' vote several persCJO& the Zoning Qrdlnance riolatiooa lations. and source of objeetlons ed that tbe pl•mlng comml.ldon e--'l'heae areu iDCiude HC!doaa bad been scheduled ror today. to t.he CiQ''a Zoninl Ord:lnabce .....d look at 1he they want to rem.~r during the holiday se~son- peraona. they lliln oec:Um <I Ute OrdiDan<e. felt. thlt !lad been particularly nice to them. <I ceolral Ohio llllrlh <I CnlumThe Jru!ll and their ~ la Sectioo &01.3 Bualnesa or Jn. Then, the )'OW'II'sters made large se~.sonal deeorltions of glided JUdge .t$8t& stated thla mornwere at Ute bill but the Ctl> <I duatrtai iigno. ~call.!', the buJ and "' COl-. to SAIGON (UPV iD tile Ohio River; lhe Eallom Apo Gallipolis was not repreaented. section rule1 that each bulineaa Ing that his ruling abollllhllle IBM cards centered with red poinsettias. They remembr.ancea are palaeldln cn11¢1ea; an 11'81 ~ Amdavlt& l¥8l'e dismissed a- or iDmBtl'Y shall have one flat lllo Zmlng Ordlaanee -dbe ap- most att:,f.eUve and were made by the boya so lhlt they can be used l l r - &ad - · · NEW HAVEN - Two m e n Mutaeo . . . . - In 1.11o bourla ga.inst Carroll Williams, State or wall sign. not to project more pealed to Golllil ~ ColnDm Oat or can be bung. bave been promoted at Jlbll4t Norlll Vletaamoao atlampt to norllloulern Ohio "' Street Market, and van_, Furnl- than two feet away from t h e Pleas Court or the Fourth nt... !\>Ol'll· PlaDt "' ~ ()pon!, Trlbut beJOHN L. MORA, A TEAOIER ;n the Meigs Loeal School Dia- Invade tbelr ture; Raymoo1 (Tony) Barr, con- buUd:ing and the area of such slgn trlct Court <I "--a. lng Compouy. . low Demlllll(lled Evlna stated toda¥ tbat the trict. arll Tide I coordinator, was irl Columbus Sunday througb Tueatractor, aDd Kenneth Johnson, lhall be Umited to the widdl ot Karl M. p1aa1 o111oo (JlMZ), mllltarr opli<eoilloa plonnlng COIIIII1iolioa wiD day attondlrw the ochool me.._.,nt institute seminar held at HoaJolwlsm's Mobile Homes., East- the buildins. .\l>tnt1Jtuecllrom Pop I) .._visor, baa become p1aa1 said todBI'. em Ave. This partlcular section was the ibe matter lbrousb legal chan- · pitallty Inn. About to auerrlllu libelled one Vlllnem wu beli8ved to baYe porll<DI8l ~. ou.-; · Marqement of federal programs was the topic of tbe seminar CIQ- Solicitor R. wuuam Jen. t;o1e of content:.1oo ror the bust- nels aod 8H)8I.I the judge's ru.. lido <I tile but willie lrYin8 to ..... "' Ill troop& iDI the lite Paul Scan,, llllodlool which was under the direction of Raymoo:l A Rom, dire~, DlYf· kina was out ol town, it wu re- nessmen who' cou.ld not take down I:lng. !rom lbo . 11 ID tqtUbll. November 13 after a tare llli break iD tile after d or k slon of Federal Assistance. Ohio Department ot Education. oorted, when Judge Betz a1t8IIlpt- a sign, repair it and replace it, elzed goodwUl Jtara aJtbmP neas. 1tQmoDd J. WWiuniCI'lt Tueedll 16 miles south <I the ed to contact him to be at the if the sign was of the common t1t1o 1tu 11111 "'bNt 'om~· plaal ._niKif)' uli..,., ._. 1WO MEIGS COUNTIANS were 1111ong tbole honored at Mariet- DMZ. trial. W. Joe Brown, ZOning Of- t;ype- overhanging the street or • "1'tley IIUJt bave been cru,y been promoted to the JOlt ~ ta College by Football Coach Joe McDaniel durif8 hl1f-tbne cerencer of the Zoning Board ot AP- sidewalk, Neither could any new At lllo lUIIe time, lhe Nora! plantolftee -.1-. they OOOild 101 iD monies at S.turday nlgtlt's basketball game betweenMariettaUll Mt.. to peals. was not present when the IJQsineas apparently erect a sign, there?' a Marble offtcl.al told Viel:nameee .........,.. aeeuaed Amoullleement ~ the ~ Union. trial started but came in about oUJer than one which would not UPI eorreapoDmd LoJilb. Among the award winners were senior defenshe cornerback the l1lllted - · and Salp "' wu mode TttoedoJ • . J, the time Judge 8et2 delivered his project more than two reet aWilli mac:binetiUnl and Alr •• ._,.., up tbe war... He alto A. Moore, IDBIIIICW oC S p o r a Bob R. Smith of Hemlock Grove. who was named, ••Most Eftleient ntllng. way !rom the building. Area dairymen Dt Melga and Defensive Back." Also Smith. a senior, reeeived hla fourth letter Foree "~'' eunlba..,., t h e reolllrmed Nortll VioawD's Plant. Judge Bet2 informed Brown, Judge Bet:z, in dismissing the domanla the VIet Cc1t8 be Wllu Joined lllo Wind.- Plenl uyou•re )1st out or a job. We"ve affidavill ap.inst the men, found surroundlng countiea wW be In~ awll'd. First--year letter winners include sophomore de(enslva hiJ.(.. prrloon of - " ' men eruahed &he asulilt without ........ OQiai the "' Oltlo ~... .r, abolished the Zoning Ordinance. •• them not guilty or the violatioos: vited to •• stump the experts.. ba.ck George Sa~~er or Middleporl The Marietta team compiled its bestgrt-d record (7--2) aince 1923. lllll!ea1q a looo. SpokelllllOII aald Ualted states, · - · - llllate -·-~ ~ ()porallna Brown., who has been thedt;y'a Williams, for erecting a aign; with queltlona oo .how to make In~.._ ,.._...can El • ctrlc :po,.., tile North V I - wltlxlrew and North VletDam. cm.ly zoning officer slnce the law and Barr and JohniiOil, ror t h e more proflta from dairying at Tbe quollliaa "' - - lirlltam, u • laborer iD 1933. ONE OF THE LARGEST NATURAL GAS wells In Meigs Coun1;y C!ai'1'1IDII their dead. 'lbor left went into effect May 18, 1967, placing or a trailer on a lot their meeting Friday • December at Ute momeut - · IU'OUild He bold oevora! JobB at the p1aa1 bas "came in., at the farm or Bill McKelvey in the Portland area. no - .. behind. was hired originally at $5ll 8 whe~e trailers are prohibited 13. trom 10 a.m. to3p.m.atthe 111o 1l'1'811101110l•· lllltl1 bo became ~ mmth. The Gallipolis City Com- and changing the area and di- • ~scopal Pari.'lb House in Porn- The well WIS drilled by the Quaker State Oil Co. of st. Miry• a. John Vl-m -Her _,fialb' clerk at Spom iD 1947, tblnil Murphy. Pomeroy Route 4, is a part owner and pn:moted the drWif8 mission a week ago. Tuesday men!dons or 1 lot. eroy · r.joded lll>.Y ~ to -lllo the time lllo plaal W81 b o l D 1 or the weU which is reported to be too large to guqe at the ,Pl'elert granted Brol¥11. a $50 a month Pointing out that since the Aparing 011 the prognmwtU LF u Ita OQiai, II pled8ed to ltulJt. - ' raise making his salary to$100a first violations five or six be three dairy extension speela- time. walk oot of .-Iatimo lf llil wu· head • - a l - . mont.h . months ago, the cases had been lists rrom Ohio state Universitlte 81errlUU dloplay tbelr !lac lllore belore being namati ollloo INCIDENTALLY, THE SALVATION ARMY in P001eroy advisea There have been several al- CU'ltinued and theclQ",JudgeBetz 1;¥, R~h Porterfield, Dr. Harry or a name plate in tbe ~ In 1965, A JIIIIYO, <I, leged violations oi the ctty•:r. lltated, had promised but had Barr, and Dr. John Staubus. Thill that it wUl accept new and used toys ln its program to pro\'lde items Whoolq, he Elllzoning ordinance brougtrt to tbe railed to do anything aJxot re- is the tl.rst time these three men ror the l.lllderprivileged during the holiday season. Toy a and doUs may eonferenee room. B u.,_aa~. ~-- ~-"·~ attention of the Zoning Board of writing the zoning ordinance. have ever appeared on the same be lett at the Anny's headquarters, 115ButternutAve. ln Pomeroy. COLUMBUS (UPV T bo France was reported io hive He II 8 member <I lll6 Uarut .\weaJ.s and ruled on. These inSeveral meetings were held, program together. Slats Health ~rtment today tried to inlervliiO,I!Jdlreclb', to and llolary Clubs nl NOif Ha.. reported It bad cnnllrmed t h e get 111o talko lllarlod but railed. . el ude the placing or a house-- according to Judge Betz and the They will cover the entire llrst eases of Hong Kq ft.u In Coaf'ereuce IOUretl aaJd France -ven. seeretary of the Ameli· trailer 011 a lot where trailers City Planning Commission had field of dairy production, feedOhio. had - - tbe allle• onl'llle can Bclwling c.naruo for )Ia. a re prohibited and the changing promised to change the ordi - ing, and management emphasiz(Continued from Page 1) Dr. Ral!>h A. Maow..., a Communlota lat:e eadt oilier 1011 C<imll<. • member of !he In the Conneaut scflool district ct lhe uea and dimensions or a nance 80 as to remove the re- ing how dairy farmers can 1mlot. atrictions on the signs but had prove their net income in the mill levy in the Monroeville dis- .. pr<m>d 1 3. 9 mill operating deporiOtellt oll'lctal, said the seated behind II8Dilclrcu1ar ta- Natlmal ACClllllltanU AoiOcla· blea The Nortll Vlelftameee tlon, aud Ia¥ coaereaamaa for levy. It will be used to gnnt nve caaea were In the <2e-vefailed to do so. dairy business. trict was 11Jproved 534-374. land area. aald, thor woold lnsllll on a !t. JoliOIIb'• C.otbnllt: Cburdt oil A week ago Tuesday the GalThe meeting is open to everyIn Ashtabula Count¥. voters teactlen; pay raises. Mutoraon llid the tleport. ....,. table with eadt side Muon. He 1• • put .,_. oncl Voters 1n the Black River Upolia City Commission heard ~ interested in dairying in the ment t 1 checldns reports ornorw equal. ' OOUDcllman ot New Haveo. WUea school district JDproved a 5-mW the first reading of an ordinance hve toonties around Meigs CouDSooth VletMmeae Ambos;,;,.. II married and bu hlo dtlldra amendlng Section 801.3 00 signs. ty. Those wishlng acateredltmcb operating levY which averted a KO!IIlll.u iD Ohlo. Joined tbO Jll'!DI A ,p1blic hearing on the 0 r d i- should call the Extension Office two months cloaure ot the . D~, ~Jti[.."' .Mas~ ,alle- ,dtr Pltam Dang L&m told iD Wllllomam ,...., · ·- - ' - u -i bll . . . . , . _ hail .,... ...,......... , school Tile • district lndudea ~ ·outtlal, olld' lliO live nance was aet ror the next oom- bY Thurlda.Y · cuelwereiillhOCiewlaDdatoiL . decided to reject North He ,.lo, a, lllll ... partf' ·ot Medl~w., Al!bland and ......... u.,x-:.-.· ~-~~.'Jo.."..".Y..Y..Y.VM ........ .o.•. .,-;.;..,.,., .... W.>:.o:.~.._.._..., .......v;.. Lorain Counties. Maoteroon said thedllpartmeilt me10 ·Pl'OJ)OIIii · lllvlna the 'VIet Y'' · and. Allllodl ""''•' t The resignation of Lawrence Is cheddrw repnrta <I lloail Koot! C<tng irodopoo>donl . . . lege iD Yellow ~. 0. A 5 mill levy was approved WELLSI'ON Bob :Brenllu 1nm Clncimlll, CCIIumbua He II preoldent al lllo Muon Rose, a teacher in the Riverview by voters In the Mlpletoa CHARLESfON, W. (UPV nan, head r0011lall ooach or and Xauia. Plamtnc CCMmcll;:' a member eleril.entary school, was accepted School matrtct 1n Aahlanl Thomu Charles Fuller D, 18, Wellston High School, submitTuesday night by the Eastern LoHe Ui4 there Is 1 oltortqe lllo 'llolary Club, put · County by • 524-469 COOIIIl. was sentenced to from 140 to ted hls resignation totheboard cal School District board or or flu -vaccine in Ohio aDd llld for Maacm City • and a in Lorain CountY. voters In 198 years in l)I'ison TUesday for or education Monday nlghL No er at thl Pomlr01' 0 .• ~-!, callon. the Vermillion School district orden for more must be placed the barnyard &layings of the ave reason was disclosed in the Sam Dyke, 80, RD 1, RutlaDd, No replacement was named far by lnllvldual doctors. pa1 Church. wU~Um.... 11 ..... IIJPrOYed a 4 mill levy by brothers and sisters of his for- dled this morning in Holzer Hos- board•a announcement ot the r\ed IIIII baa me dtlld. Rose. a retired teacher, . w h o 1,251·755. If the levy had falled mer girl rrtend. pital He was OOrn March 13, actlon. camot teach more tban me~ the schools would lave been HUNI'ERS TO MEET Three deleJdont.o lorfolted Circuit Court Judge Harry l Breman indicated he would 1888, at Danville, and bad been year during a school year. it closest next Octot-er. bonis ani two othera were fined The Melli• Cooinl1 Foa !btlHannah rejected Ute prosecu- a carpenter all ot his life in remain in the school system was reported. era AIIIL wUl meet FrldQ", Dec. Tuesday night by Mlddl_.t Maytion's demand for a death s en- this area. He was a veteran ot as a teacher. The board meeting at t h e 13, at 7:30 p.m. at tile c I u b or C. 0. Fisher. tence - a penalty wtdcll has not World War I. and a member r1 Brennan - coached teams won high school, voted to increase Fodeltlng boncla were B1ll E. been imposed in IDinois upoo a fultland Legion Post 467. a league champloosbip in 1958. There will be elodlon po,ymem lor dlatrlct subSpoon, 20, Raelno Houle 2, "' om..... and piano ......, for person who pleaded gullty for &arvtvors include his wife, Ul- His varsity, largely of seniors, teachers. The ~eDt was raia,18,70, opoedtna; Jom T. Pat. a fteld trial on Waahlueton'a nearly 20 years. finished 3-3-1 this ran, Ued Ue;- one daughter, )irs. M a r y ed ro $16 a doJ compared to tbe The judge, citing Fuller's Woodrum, Cowlcll Blufta, Iowa; Cor fifth with Meigs. 25, Ma- $25, llllun NEW YORK (IJPI) - Preoito yield riald of .,.,, IUid Lim' being paid. The inyooth, lack or criminal record a son. Jobn w. Dyke, Fairborn; ·~:~::~~i--x.::'}g-'S(.::·x.:.:'>'YX~:.~~ $13.60 crease is effective the rlr.st f1 LODGE TO MEET G. Ntehalaa. 31, Vandalla, $25, and .PSY Chiatric background, said, three stepdaughters, Mrs. Ruth - elect Ridw'd M. Nlml the year. Two substitute bus meol!lwlill vice p r e • elect rn ..natloo rl alllcoro will be rWWna • red llab~ ..The oourt doe I not deem thls to Nelsoo., Charleston, W. Va.;Mrs. CIUCAGO (UPV - Tile _ . AUTO DAMAGED drlvera, Carolyn Ruth and Jobn ~ T, Agnew todBj' belore lly. bold and pre..atallm"' 25 r· FINd were MarMMeFvland, be the proper case for the death Mabel Harmon, Burnside, Ky.; The Meigs ComO' 9leritrs - · "' lour railroad _ __ .. uaillouJ Tueedll .......,...,. Hensley, were employed. penalt;y .u lng to Wuhlngtoo to awardo IIIII be mads- !IJods 36. New Hawa,. taO lid costa, Mrs. Judy Coates, Middletown; Dept. reported a one - veb:lcle Numerous standing bWs were his coblnel to a natlnowldelele- River Lnlp No. 453, FLU!, 1eom.lllo sceno <llaaoccldoat, 811' which U.., said will cnate The last electrocution In Wi- seven stepsons, Cecil Edward accident Tuesday on County Road noi.s was Aug. 24, 1962, w hen Hewitt, Levittown, Pa.; James 43, five-tenths at a mile lOUth !o$, Mid- lllo llllklll'o ior110111 rallriJod ua_...eel lor payment. - • vtslol!. atdlence. Thwedll, 12, at onl Owona R. Badi!OJ, . . iD the Eutem dlotrlet wiD be A opli<eiiiiWI said Nlml and 7130 g.m. AU malter man~aue James Dukes was electrocuted 1n A. Hewitt, CoJu.mbus; Micky Wll- ol Rl 681, where an auto drivtll_.t. '10 and coeta, l -... ioa, 1116 United TnnlpOriOIIoa dlamiseed after classes em Dec. Agnew would bold JriVIIIe dlaCook County Jail for kiUing a ltams, &rracuse; Ray, Jim, and en by Beatrice V. Mathera. 51, tlal. Union, wblcb wiD ba. . . . . . . . and all - · ... 20 ror the bollday vaeatloa and ......... at N - 1 llolel 1'1- iDvlled Chicago poUceman. urpdto~. ~~o~n-. Rut Williams, all ot Rutland; Rt. 3, Coolville. travellng north, biDecl momberoblp <I 188,000 ~ erre lleacQ&artoro prlar to an wiD be aerved. .A!I'fBOS IIEEl' TWINS Fuller, apparently hoping to Jwlior, Bakersfield, Call!.; 36 went out of control on a eurve will resume on Jan. 2. tile Ualted satea and (srWIL < QOOPEIISTOWN, l(,Y, (UPI) save his IHe, switched hla plea grandchlldren, and6 great-grand- and struck a renee. There war evening mooting wllb lhe Ill • Joint lllo ,... from innocent to guilty in a sur- children. Attends Workshop damage to the rlobl frmt r.n. Atbll-~p.o ~ tlte identa of lho CCIDiblnlnc VETERANS 11E1101UAL prise move Oct. 23, ahortly aftsievlalm - . . In lllo ~ .w lllllllkolbolr said the ,..._ ot lho moraoi( Funeral services will be held der and door of the car, No Jn. IKISPlrAL Paladlwn room Dt l h o ter a jury wu completed for Saturday at 1 p.m. at tbe Dan- jurlea or arrest were report, ftrat 'rillfi liD. ~·- . . . ''to eud lbo "' ...,..,..., - Jameo Hotel, Nlml wiD - 0 0 bolb· his trial. Jlib' 28 tllo7 lhe aplnat craft -'dna ,_ ... ; Lakes viDe we"sJeyan Cburcb With the. eel. 'fla*nl \"'IIDa; Je11le Prleo, lllo . - melllbera and tbelr He admitted Ute April 27 !alai Rev. Cecll Wise officiating. Bur. Twlnl "' lllo - - pJnit Worldna ....... ( lamlllea wbo, aioOll w1111 a shootings rA. flve children, aged Ial will be in the DIIIVille CemeMASON - Mrs. Ruoaoll c.,.e. .... LBOIP"' 1n 111o Hall "'· Tbe - - aa1c1 111o iDvlled IUeall, IIIII IIIIIU up ttio~-u l>lo, Roclpe. 5 to 16, of the WlWam Cox fam- tery. Rutland American Leal.m LOCAL TEMPS hart, ooe of Wahama'a guidance F a m e · un1a1 will lobloJ tor 1 ''III'OOd~ u ......, · •~· - Orvllle Armlll, ily on tbeir farm near Mattoon. PoSt f67 w1l1 bold gravedde The temperature In Pomeroy•a coun<lloro, ls attending the ~­ ltATIIBONE SWITCHES maaa traaapwtatloll. blll" CONI"• wm b e - Bo~Ji7i;..t. Sarah The victims included the twin rites. downtown business district at 11 nnd Amual Guldanee Workohop cioWMBUS (UPV - J. David iDI urb1a and lllloro4ll'blll rail brother ~ Fuller's l~ear~d · · lrllllc at Cedar Likes, RiplQy, W.Va., at 10 p.m. (EIII'), FriendJ may call at the Mar- a.m . today was 29 deiJ'eeS lDl~ 111l1taat II(IOrintiiJ>o The' Ia ocWIInd IO' girl lrleud, Edna Loulae Cox. ti.n Fllleral Home Saturday. der clear ahles. Ibis week. - <lllllll'b7SauiMI'ootemCll7 moraer other teaehera _.ted iD atSchnolo liD<O 1966, bu. accept. becomo al!ocllvo I, tend at illtervala are another eel an o111r tobecconooi(Mirlnte"' the lour uniall wiD - n o uaguidance OOUDCiior, Ralph Sayre, of c117 ••-• 1n dor 111o -lhlll <I a.rloa and Mrs. Ridw'd Waybriglll, m16.J_,., LUDI, of lho ~ Mra. EliJIIDOr Miller, .Mrs. hr- "'Railrold T n l CIDCAGO (UPV - A s u I t auJtained by each .•. member Williamsport, Pa.; Cam,pbeU & on Cole and Georp Smalley, 1bo .......... wlllllo lhe 1'1111 MAIIlUAGE APPUCATIONS charging 18 book _publishers and of the clata represented b.Y the Hall. Botton; Follett Library <\lllll not., 24, Cbe- iarlllllin lho APL.cJO,Ihe12 book wbole&alera with con- plaintUI'.,. Book Co., Chicago; Chlrlea M. - . dralllman,llld CUOIAlll ment 1114, and lhe oatlm'ollr· spiracy to fix prices of eh1lSube aald a pre-trial hearing Gardner' a dlvillon or ll'lteml.· 8011 • • lranaporlallalt - of Daughter Flocanl, 21, lllddlllian, dren'a books in Ohio WBS nl- in the cue would be held here t1ona1 Textbook Co., Scranton. erallhlal. ed in U. S. Diatrict Court here Friday. Pa.; A. C. McClurg Co., E I k _ , - by Ohio Ati>'. Gen. WUBook publlllhera named aa dl!l- Grove VIllage, Baker and VEJJ'.S GliNEIIAL IKISPlrAL Iiam B. Saxbe. fendanta 1Mre the New Y o r k Taylor co., a dlvialon or ParAdllll- - Flaild W II· The antl-trult action aougbt a firma of Harper & Row Pub- entl Magadne Inc., Hlliaide, N. NEW HAVEN - ~ Rd>erl judgment that the ••derendallta llahera Inc., 'l'llomu Y. Crow- J.; and Mn. Nickel. New Haven. are Dlo ...... -Noae. and co-conlpirators did unrea- ell Co., Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc., ......,c~ng lllo blrtll ~ a daulboonabi)' restrain inter- trade E. P. Dutton &. eo •• Inc., Gros'The American Newt eo., New ter on November 27, at Holi~a" and ~erce lnvtolaUonofSec- 6 Dunlap Inc., Holt, Rine- York; 'lbe H. R. lluntting Co., Hospital. The 1n11111 ....tl!bod 7 tion 1 of the S:terman Ad.. .. hart - Winlton, Inc., the Mac:- Chicopee, Maaa.; The lmperlal l)OUilci& and 6 ouneoa and boo Millu Co., William Morrow 6 Book Co., 1'111-lphla, Pa.; Col- been named Mellaaa Dawn. 'I'M riled the ouit on belllll Co., G. P. Pu1Dam'a SOna, Ran- mo Book Diatrlt;lutiDa Co., Eut mother is the former Diane Di~ lbe ltate or Ohio, aehool dom IDe., Charles Scrib- Rutllerford, N, J,; Pilgrim Book ven. The fatber Ia now ltld:Simbnardo and oovernm.W bodies ner"• Soaa, · The VBdq Presa Societ;,y, Akrm, Oblo; and Unl- ed at Com~ Bq,- Vititor~tldit the otaw. Hil laid a.ld• Jne., llenr7 Z, Walck Inc., and veroity Book Sorvlco, Worthing- nam, parod:ltal achooJa, working In Franklin Wallo Inc.; ton. Ohio. Gr~ are Mro. Maey rioopel"'tioD with b1l office. had 'lbe JJobba.-MerrUl Co •• lndlThe suit Wal t..aed, In part. Olvera, New Haven, aDd the late tl1ed a ae,Pill'ate but aimllar IUit. lfULIPOlil. Ind.; Children'• Preas on 18 clvU aettona prevtwab' Donald B, Dlvoro, and Mr. IIIII No i):leclfic amount ot d a m- ..e., Chleqo; Golden PresaiDc., ftled qajnat the -•~ame defen. Mrl. Roberl F, NldW, Hartapa waa ull;ed, but the suit ask- Poughkeepaie, N. Y.; ~ Uttle, danti!Ublithera" by the federal lcml; IP"eal-i!l'andporaata are Mr. ed the COIIrt to ..wr a JlldlmOI!t 81'01111 • Co., Booton. &OVI!rnment. It said the prevlou IDII Mrs. Boyd Divera, McCan: Book whoJeNiers named In the aultl were ••pending until, at nehwllle. otdo, and Mra. Da!Q "In - o l d the amount nl damagel determined to have 'been adt were Bro-llart Books Inc., lealt, Nov. 27. 1967."' c. Hickel. Lancaster, Ob1o. "'peal• R;d;.;_~;;··wi;~ Second = ~ ill ' Coech Art Lanham's Rio Grande College Reclmen racked l.l> their JSecord conaectJtl ve victory of the season with 8 91-83 wi n over Che Oakland City College Oaks Tuesday night in Gallia Academy High &hoot gym. The Hedmen are now 2-3 aftel' lost~ the first three games of the season on the road. Ri o Grande plays CurnberlaQI College Thursday night at Williuns- burg, Ky., and Saturday night will p~ the Pikeville College Bean at Pikeville. K_y. The win evened the Redmen's record at 1-1 in the Kentudcy Intercollegiate AthleUc Conterent'e (KIAC), Oakland City Is 1>4 ..t KIAC pJ.aar and 3~ in all gamea. Jim Marshall, 6-2 S®llm~ore. paced the Hedmen with 12 field goals and three free throws for 27 pointa. Bob Mabry, 6-.51.'2 jun- lor center, made nine tleld goals aoo nw treethrowsfor23polnts. Mike Harris, 6-1 sophclnore, finished with 17 points andDIIIWI,Y WilBOn. 6-0 sophomore, had 10. '" -····~ /,1 -11 < " " . , ·~ ·- · · .-~ •• Larry Harris. 6-4 &eshmln for· ward, was high ror the Oakland ......... •p! It'• lime to 10 Ia apln. City Oaka. with se'VCin field jJfll}s IIIHp! Wh•t ..lad . , •• • •• Larr y Sauer led the Muaklngal'li 10 tree throws for 24 _point&. th.t!" um attack with 20 points as the The Redmen out-rebour.led Muskies won their third game Olldand City 46-43 with big Bob with no losses, including two ln Mabry getting 21 rebounds for the oonierence. Rio Grande. Marietta, now 1-3 and0-2, was Rio Grande made 34 71 from headed by Mark Ulrey's 23 the field for 47.3 per cent and points. connected on 23 of 30 at the line In the Kenyon-Wooster Ohio for 76.6 per cent. Conference battle, the Scots' Oakland City hit 25 of 66 &om Tom Dinger outpointed Allthe floor for 37.8 per cent and America John Rinka pf Ken,yon made 33 of 38 at the line for 86,5 but the host Lords won 97-87. per cent. By CHARLt:S RICHARDS both tams had opportunities to Ken.,yon, headed by Rinka's Rio Grande led 38-36 at the half. UPJ Sports Writer win in the last two secoiXIs or 29 points and JOhn Dunlop's 26, OAKLAND CITY (Z5-33-83) Netraska substitute basket- regulation but blew them. With spurted to a 45-32 halftime lead ball player Ken Caudle scored the game tt'ed 52-52 with five Hlrr1s, 7-10-24; Duncan, 4-2-10; on the wa,y to Its third win in By UnitOO Press International only two polnta Tue&dly nigh4 aeeonds lett, Temple's Jack RoUer, 0-9-9; Watkqas, 3--6-12; tour starts, including two wins irl Newsom, 2-0-4; Cunningham, 5.0. Earl Monroe is still a "Pearl" but thank the heavens tor them. Klnchllng stole the ball and but Kevin Lougher y is making three league games. The Cornhttskers AlKI Wtchitli dribbled more than halt the 10; Frederick, Z-1-Si Trvsty,l-3-5; Akln, 0-4-4. Baltimore' s backcourt sparkle. State might stlll be runai,_ 111 length of the court for a lay-ttJ, The Bullets regained first RIO GRANDE (34-23-91) and down the court today. but missed it. He was called for place in the Eastern Division ot Marshall, 12-:J..-27; Jordan. 3-0-6; Nebraska took a 94-92 noncon. charging, but Army•s Wade the National Basketball Associaterence victory but or:ty after Urban missed his tree throw Mabry, 9-5-23; Baker,l-4-6;Harris, 6-6-17; Bentley, 1..0.2; Wil- tion Tuesday night behind the three overtlmea. Calldle's two with one aecond len and the son. 2-6-10. shooting or Mo11roe and Loughefree throws with nine seconds to game went into overtime. ry as lhey routed the Boston pla,y In tl'et third extra period Bob Gra- had 27 polnta Celtics 115-101, Monroe hit for gave Nebraaka a comfortable and teammates Jim Brook!!! alkl 23 points while Loughery netted 94-90 margin and the Comhus- Marv Stewart 20 each r o r 21 to lead the Baltimore attack. kera allowed Wlehlta•s Roo Nebnska in Us marathon win Also hitting in double figure s Me!XIell 10 make a meaninglesa o~r Wichita State. Roo MeBfor the Bullets were Jack Marin ~ as the buzzer ended the deU; with 18 of his 24 points {19), Ray Scott (]7), Gus game. coming In the second hair. led Johnson {14) and Wes Unseld In West Point,. N. 1=., Jersey Wichita. By United Press International NEW YORK (IJPJ).... Geor- (12}, City, N.J.. and PhUadelphla, Oakland turned its weapon, gta•s unbeaten, once-tied BullIt was the first meeting Hick Barry, loose in the second there were similar sit.tloDa. dogs led the nation•s major between the two Eastern quarter TLWsda,y night, and he Anny beat Temple 60-59 on college lootbaU teams in scoring Division teams who have eight tree throws In an overtime defense this year whlle Miami battled for the rop spol since responded for 10 quick points period. Elrardo Webater fueled of Ohio ranked aecond In three the begirmil'@ of the season. The that erased .a ooe..point Houston a hlgh·scorlng overUme period major d o - , II waa Bullets now hold a one game margin and sent the Oaks on to ror St. Peter's that buried St. a 137-116 Americllll Basketball dlocloled _,- by tho Natlonttl advantage over the Celtics. ,\ssociation victory . Louis Unlversit,y 9~4. and st. Jim Barnes paced Boston NEW YORK (IJPV- The Unit. Cnlleglato ~Services. John•s cashed in on its tree The ABA•s Western Division The NCSS figures ahowed that with 19 points. ed Presa llternatlooal tq) 20 throw opportunities in overtime leaders took a 69~ halftime Georgia (8-G.:l) 12 New York rallied lO win its to defeat St. Joseph's 6t-6t small collep bl1ketbaU teams, tou-:!hdowns, 12 extra polnta and lead and then, after Houston's with ft.rst place votes In parensinh straight game at home as Ninth-ranked Purdue, behind big men got into serious fOUl theses.. Firat W"eek througb rour field aoals In 10 games ror Dick Barnett scored five crucial Rick Mount's 28 points, defeated a ~ of 98 pnlnta and an points In the waning minutes trouble, rode a big rebounding Sundll'. Dec. BlJUer 93-55 and lith-ranked st. edge to llll easy triumph. lfll the Knick& went on to TEAM POINTS average of 9.8 per pme. Bonaventw'e outtcrapped T~ Barry had 38 for the night Arizona state led In ruahlng deteat the Phoenix Suns 111-106, 1. Kentucky Wslyn (26) 305 mas .More 82-63 In the only and got help £rom Gary Bradds, defense with 570 yards allowed Barnett hit a jumper wlth three 2. Central (Ohio) St (4) 181 gameS Tuesday iovolvtng the who had 28 . stew Johnson's 2B a 1.4 yard-per- minutes to play and then 3, E\'aDivUle (1) 178 on 403 pll\fS natlo . t(V 20 teams. points led Houston. play average; Kent State led 1n followed with a three-point pJay . ..,_ Nevada Southern 170 In"··· uthlft' 'Kiines ·TuesdaY. The New Yorks Nets broke a ~ ·A ahlad 119 pes' - del'l!llae, .~owllll! an He At out half the game with a ni.diC, Teia1 ChJiladaR defeated five-.me, losing stritlg by 6. Southwest MISsouri ·113 averap ,!II '1q7,6 ,ford• per bandaged finger that had been whipping ·the lnd1ana Pacers Loyola dt New Orleana 97-83, . 7. ~ Onl.) St. 103 . . for lQ - · and dislocated earl,y in the game. Columbia rode Jim McMtlllan•s 117-102 . New York took a 22 -7 Elvin Hayes scored 39 points 8. Southwe1t Louisiana 71 Wyoming led In tolal defenae 29 points to a 74-57 victory over 9, Dlinols st. (1) first quarter lead and never 64 with an average ol 206.8 yards and Don Kojis and John Block trailed. Rutgers, Loyola of Chicago netted 56 more to lead the San 10. Ceyney St. 43 allowed In each of 10 games. downed PorUand 95--77, SouthLevem Tart Jed New York Miami ~ second In rushing Diego Rockets to a 132-120 SecoOO 10- 11, Trintly(TexJ with west Louisiana beat Simmie Hlll 32 and John F airchild was victory over the Philadelphia 29; 12, Pan American 27; 13, del"enae (17.5 yards a eame), in and his West Texas State top Indiana shooter with 23 total defenae (232. 4 yards per (de) Garuton, Puget Sound aM 76ers. San Diego led throughout points. teammates 90..74, and Missouri F. Austin 20; 16, McNeese st. 19; game) and acorlng defense (9.9 lhe game as it continually beat Player . coach Cliff Hagan edged San Fernando 78-70. the 76ers to the basket. Hal 17 (tie), AmerlcatJ IntemadorW. points a game). Also. Navy beat American scored 10 points in the rtnai Greer scored 25 points for and Grambline 18; 19 (Ue). HowQuarter to lead Dallas to a 107University 81-65, Boston College Philadelphia, ard Payne (l) am DePauw 17. defeated Harvard 91-76, New 101 will over Denver- the Tom Van Arsdale hit for 23 Chaparrals' seventh cooquest in York UniversU;y beat Cit.Y points and playrnaker Oscar their last nine games. The College of New York 64.58, Robertson contributed 21 to lead George Washington trimmed decision allowed Dallas to slip the ClndnnaLi Royals to a 107-96 ahead of Denver lnto second Virginia MUltar.v lnsti&ute 83-72 triumph over the Milwaukee 1 n d Maasachuuetts cUpped in the Western Division b,y pJace Bucks. three percentage points. Rhode Island 65-60 The Bulls starting fi.ve all hlt NEW YORK (UPJ).... CincinnaHagan took Dallas from a 82In the Army-Temple game. ti's Paul Robinson Sunday double Rgures and pla,yed 76 deficit to a 103-101 lead with became the third rookie irl pro aggressive defense as Chicago 1:28 to go, and the Chaps then By United Press lnter~tlonal football .history to surpass 1,000 defeated Detroit 100-83. The ran oot the clock. John Beasley East yards ruahJng and continued his BuU•s Jerry Sloan was high tor led Dallas scoring with 27 , W, L. Pet. GB ieaderahip among ground.gal- the game with 19 points while points, and Larry Jones scored Baltimore ••. , 1 7 .750 ners in Che American Football the Pistons' Eddie Miles tallied 24 to pace Denver. Boaton •• ~ ... 19 7 .131 1 18. L~e. Minnesota won its ninth pme Philldelphia .. 17 7 . 708 2 Zelmo Beaty took advantage His 1,023 yards gives him a in JO starts by beatift8 Miami CincltutaU • , , 16 9 ,640 3'h the absence of Nate substantial lead, with one game of 112-105 behind Connie Hawkins' New York .••• 14 15 .4~ remaining on the schedule, over Thurmond lO score 28 points o 30 ll01nts. Les Htmter led Hewrltt Dlml or Oakland, who lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 111By United Preas lnteriW.ttonal o.trou ...... 10 16 .396 Milftni, which suffered its fourth Milwaukee .••. 6 22 .214 15 100 win over the san Francisco has 849 yards . East consecutive loss of the season to West New York'• Jim Turner, With Warriors. Lou. Hudson added 29 W, L. Pet GB Mlnne ..... W, L. Pet. GB 33 or t4 field goal& for the year point& for the llawks while Jeff MiMOsota , , , 16 5 , 762 Los Artgelea •• 19 9 .679 and 39 extra poinll, has the Mullins topped the Warriors Kentucky •••• 10 10 .500 &16 S&n DiegO .... 14 14 .500 5 AFL &coring leatierahlp with 138 with 25 points. Miami .. .. .. 8 13 ,381 8 Atlantll •••• • 14 15 • 483 5lh polots. New York, • , • 8 13 .381 8 COLUMBUS (ll PO - lt was San Fran. , •• 12 16 .4211 7 Leo Dawaon of Kanies City Indiana. , ..... 6 16 .273 lO'h quite a year for Cory - Rawson Seattle , , , , . 13 18 ,419 7'h and Georp Sauer ot New York West High School. Chicago ..... 12 18 ,400 8 slayed atop the pasal~ &ltd W, L. PeL GB By United Press International Ill order of accomplishment: Phoenix , , .. , 8 20 .231 12 receiving departments, respec~ Oaklanl ...... 20 4 , 833 BAL TlMORE (Upl) Sonny The Fighting Hornets captur. Tueaday•s Reaults tlvel)-, Dllias ....... 10 9 .526 7'h Liston. 215~. Las Vegas. ed their tlrst United Press InSauer has 64 paas catches ror Denver • . ... 11 10 .524 71:2 Baltimore t15 Boaton 101 knocked out Amos Lincoln, 2091f.J , ternational Claas A high 1choo1 Clncionati 107 Mllwaukee 96 the aeaacm, a bare margin over Loo Aot~eies .• 9 10 . 474 11';1 l~ewood, Colil (2}. lootball champiooship. San Diego 132 PhUadelphia 120 tho I'IIM<Il'VII. San Dlt>AO"o Now Orleans , , 9 12 , 4211 9'h Larry Young (oft'ensive end), New York 111 Phoenix 106 U.ce Aiworlh, who bao 63. Houston ••••• 5 10 .333 11 PHILADELPHIA (IJPl) Joa Mike lnniger (defensive halfChicogo 100 Dotroll83 Daw~K~J has completed 122 or Tueada.Y's Reaulta Frazier, 203, PhUadelphia. out- back) and Kurt Beacll OinebackAtlanta Ill San Francisco 100 206 puii!Js, ror a 59.2 per cent 00klanll37 Housloo 116 Only aam•• scheduled average. for 1.926 yard11 and 16 pointed Oecar Bonavena, 207. er) were ramed to UPI's All New York ll71nlillll 102 Argantlna (12}. Ohio firat team. Wednesday's Games loudtdowna, losing nine by Mi.....DIIt 112 Miami Hl5 Jim Berry was sell'lcted UPI New York at BalUmore intoreepllon. The nat lour Dallafllj\' Denver 101 College Basketball Results Class A COach oC the Year by S&n Diego at Cincinnati puaero, headed by lloryie IIY United Preaa lntematlnnai Oalf lames ICheduled. hia fellow eoa.chea, sportawritBoston It Detroit Lamooica <I OOkland, all bave 1\l'odne&doy'o Gomoo East Phoenix ot Philadelphia era and lpOrt.Jeutera. COIIIJileted more paa1ea and for Arlll.)' oo Temple ss, ot Houaton at J(entucky The latest honor eame TUea~ san Franc&sco VB.. Milwaukee more JUda. but their average American Int. 78 Williams .51 Miami at lnllanl at Madlaon, Wia. da,y ror the 30.year-old Berry and their interception ratio is St.John's, NY 64 St. Joseph's. MlnneaoD. at Los Anple& Only pmea achedultd. who gained tbe nod D¥er W~st hllher. Onb' pmes scheduled. Pa 61, ot Mullkingum'o Fred Stoinbreeher, .. ... .. --- or Nebraska Slips By Celts Put Down Hard Wichita Five, 94-92 By Bullets Oaks Stun Bulldogs Lead Houston Grid Defense 137 to 116 small College • Cage Ratings s. ror Dinger tallied 35 points in the losin8 elrort as Wooster remained winlest for the seai!IOfl with an 0-4 reeord. Rio Grande woo its second Frazier Retains Ring Title PIIILADELPBJJ\ (UP.O - FOJ' Joe Frazier, it was Oscar Honavena last night, tomorrow the world, Frazier retained his Bhare ot the heavyWeight title Jritfl an tmanimous 15-round dedsion over awkward Bonavena Tuesday night and lmmedlawl,y announced througll a swollen jaw that he wou.Jd settle onJy for Jimmy Ellis, who holds the World Boxing Association version of the title, as his next opponent. The 24-year-old Frazier, discounting deposed champion CasslllS Clay, said a victory over Ellis would make him undisputed titleholder throughout the world, However, it may take the unbeaten Philadelphian, recognized as champion in only five states and parts of the Ori.ent and Latin America, several months before he is ready to get back in the ring, F razier suffered a possible broken jaw agairlst Bonavena and the doctor said they would wait ro~ the swelling to subside before taking X -rays. Frazier dominated the bout most of the way, nearly closing both of Bonavena•s eyes with cutt and pounding him relentlessly to the ooey. To get to the 26-year-old challenger, Frazier had to wade through a barrage or low blows, which drew nwnerous warnings from referee Joe ~'weeney and cost Bonavena the eighth round. Several times the referee seemed to lose oontroJ or the fight and Yank Durham, Frazier•s manager, had to leap Into the ring in the lOth round to keep the fighters from pummelling each other after the bell. Sweeney, the only man ln the ring to draw boos from the disappointing crowd of about '8,000, gave the bout to Frazier b,y the lowest margin, 70-67. Judges Dave Beloff had it 72-64 and Nate Lopinson 74-64. sofR victory in five games 91-83 on ita home court agalnlt Oakland Clt,y College of Indiana. The Redmen took a 10..point lead in the first hair, but Che "Visitors Whittled the lead dowJl to 38-36 at the half and caught up at 43-43 with 17 minutes left. Hlo Grande turned ·.on the steam lo hand Dakland its sixth loss in nine starts. High for Rio Grande were Jim Marahall with 27 points and Bob Mabry with 23. Undefeated Ashland walloped Malone 66-28 ror it s third win. The host F...agles, led by Jim Williams• 14 points, held a decisive 33-16 margin at the haU. 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IUid would 1nc1a aa1 <I ~ ·fll fMr7 lrMmdllero 10 Ifill ...,.. . . · . ar u-."- 1o OlliiQIIole lhe - · 0111o wlllllo - : ··: tlaiiOI aald ~ proJocl calla '"I'olerlllolt bu million me«<ng 011 Jan. 7, 1969. - · said lbO ~ ..... lor .......~... ., .. mil· lllo ...- - tool lor . At that meetJnc. Merrill E\>.bla "fiol- u.. l o r - VUIIlldtlliie . .U...IIIo lheJI!Iatans, Preaident ot tbe Gelllpnltt Tho .Jibll•m V o l - Fire lloplrtmoDt apln Jol• - r Votes lor lbo ........, 111'011'1111 Ud laelllliol, $J giiiJI• lor micrO- q JnU," - . aald, "We Plamlng Commlllioa, aald t1te COUII11 ~ullona In help1rw prorido lor ·111o u..terpr!Yllepd. would moot all Ieveli <I waft ... . - - . . . . P llllko ll anilllblo It/ iolJ ol!!n aoc:Um <I lllo ~ wldo ... IUid _,.._ mlDinll for a IIWIIddlli IIIII-. 1-1.~ ' s..a,, tlte will ..... tlu'oullil collt<tbw was ••wo .trh:r• a 11 wu aud odltr artlelea fbr. Christmas blaketa. Afo'oMln~ Rutland ceh- ....... _ l rol- ·- - - u. brarJ. recommendatiob ol the plll!lllng munlll< whO will not be home 5undll' 11101tait• hio c:ontrlbutlona to 111o -· . rommlssim tbat the amendment Rutland tlre houae or may give his donation to an,y tire depUtmem Tbe ....... said at tlteJna- -Dart"' "'*-· u. Spoi'D; Plant: ----did ti"'* 'Invasion PromotioDS' Crushed -rlor s. Announced u. z- .Hanoi vt-..•o wn... lJt:HJk Learnin' To be TeJJted v -.. -.s First Cases Are Confirmed Nelsonville Schools 140 to 198 Rose Resigns Year Sentence _,., ' Civen Kilkr Teaching Post v-.. ar.w.-. Sam Dyke of Rutland Dies Court Forfeits .w- Bonds of Three ' Four Rallroad Nixon, Agnew In Conference -ce Unions Plan -· w- United Front o... i w-. At £roar r.w ";,. ....:t Book Publishers Charged · Being Announced =BJ1ll: Vlrlli-.,.,co- - -r emao..... w- ·- illml,-. • ' ' "' cnttf News•.• in Briefs Bl.rth m.; - pro- Pioneers Defeated By United PreiS lnlernational ScriM' Musklngum aimost let the game sUp through their ftngero Tue&dly night. The MWJkies owned a to..polnt lead Wring the first half against Ohio Conference roe Marietta, but the visiting Pioneers crept ever closer and at halftime were down ooly !OUT points, fl . 37 . For the first (eJt minutes ol the last half they were ahead by .severaJ points, before the Muskies JOOVed into the lead Straight, 91 To 83 iiiV-"' The Clt;y o( GaDipolls has DO zonlnl onltnoce and lbe posldoo <I Zonlno Otnoer or the Board of Zoning bu l>oon lbollahed on coostltutional grounds. That,.., the ruiino-.,. In Gallipolis Municipal Court by Judoe Robert S. Betz, who dismissed atndarlt:ll qainst three Gallipolis butlres smen cbarlifi!Jd with violations of the citra lonillllf ordinance and wkled the ordi~nce itseU. Judge Bet:r. ruled that the ciJTs IOfthW ordinance. passed ¥rll bojiOued. member. 1111, - · In • llllllber "' 18, 1961. Wll in direct conJlid with and in -.kiata,D of the constltu4WIJ!IlOO . . -. . I lilJIIIl preaeat a ..cure.all., rar t b e riJI!tta or tho citaena Dt 1lto CIJ>< <I Galiipoll., YOUNG MEMBERS ot the Cheater Cub Scoot Pack 2f~ ar e leer. rrom .., "' tbe, el8llt molina llllll..comiDWeial ............ tal~ Trials for the three men m One ot the major areas ol vio- siln problem but Evonl IDdiCII- ing tQ be thouRbttul ot others at an early ace. This year the pack members selected bJ' vote several persCJO& the Zoning Qrdlnance riolatiooa lations. and source of objeetlons ed that tbe pl•mlng comml.ldon e--'l'heae areu iDCiude HC!doaa bad been scheduled ror today. to t.he CiQ''a Zoninl Ord:lnabce .....d look at 1he they want to rem.~r during the holiday se~son- peraona. they lliln oec:Um <I Ute OrdiDan<e. felt. thlt !lad been particularly nice to them. <I ceolral Ohio llllrlh <I CnlumThe Jru!ll and their ~ la Sectioo &01.3 Bualnesa or Jn. Then, the )'OW'II'sters made large se~.sonal deeorltions of glided JUdge .t$8t& stated thla mornwere at Ute bill but the Ctl> <I duatrtai iigno. ~call.!', the buJ and "' COl-. to SAIGON (UPV iD tile Ohio River; lhe Eallom Apo Gallipolis was not repreaented. section rule1 that each bulineaa Ing that his ruling abollllhllle IBM cards centered with red poinsettias. They remembr.ancea are palaeldln cn11¢1ea; an 11'81 ~ Amdavlt& l¥8l'e dismissed a- or iDmBtl'Y shall have one flat lllo Zmlng Ordlaanee -dbe ap- most att:,f.eUve and were made by the boya so lhlt they can be used l l r - &ad - · · NEW HAVEN - Two m e n Mutaeo . . . . - In 1.11o bourla ga.inst Carroll Williams, State or wall sign. not to project more pealed to Golllil ~ ColnDm Oat or can be bung. bave been promoted at Jlbll4t Norlll Vletaamoao atlampt to norllloulern Ohio "' Street Market, and van_, Furnl- than two feet away from t h e Pleas Court or the Fourth nt... !\>Ol'll· PlaDt "' ~ ()pon!, Trlbut beJOHN L. MORA, A TEAOIER ;n the Meigs Loeal School Dia- Invade tbelr ture; Raymoo1 (Tony) Barr, con- buUd:ing and the area of such slgn trlct Court <I "--a. lng Compouy. . low Demlllll(lled Evlna stated toda¥ tbat the trict. arll Tide I coordinator, was irl Columbus Sunday througb Tueatractor, aDd Kenneth Johnson, lhall be Umited to the widdl ot Karl M. p1aa1 o111oo (JlMZ), mllltarr opli<eoilloa plonnlng COIIIII1iolioa wiD day attondlrw the ochool me.._.,nt institute seminar held at HoaJolwlsm's Mobile Homes., East- the buildins. .\l>tnt1Jtuecllrom Pop I) .._visor, baa become p1aa1 said todBI'. em Ave. This partlcular section was the ibe matter lbrousb legal chan- · pitallty Inn. About to auerrlllu libelled one Vlllnem wu beli8ved to baYe porll<DI8l ~. ou.-; · Marqement of federal programs was the topic of tbe seminar CIQ- Solicitor R. wuuam Jen. t;o1e of content:.1oo ror the bust- nels aod 8H)8I.I the judge's ru.. lido <I tile but willie lrYin8 to ..... "' Ill troop& iDI the lite Paul Scan,, llllodlool which was under the direction of Raymoo:l A Rom, dire~, DlYf· kina was out ol town, it wu re- nessmen who' cou.ld not take down I:lng. !rom lbo . 11 ID tqtUbll. November 13 after a tare llli break iD tile after d or k slon of Federal Assistance. Ohio Department ot Education. oorted, when Judge Betz a1t8IIlpt- a sign, repair it and replace it, elzed goodwUl Jtara aJtbmP neas. 1tQmoDd J. WWiuniCI'lt Tueedll 16 miles south <I the ed to contact him to be at the if the sign was of the common t1t1o 1tu 11111 "'bNt 'om~· plaal ._niKif)' uli..,., ._. 1WO MEIGS COUNTIANS were 1111ong tbole honored at Mariet- DMZ. trial. W. Joe Brown, ZOning Of- t;ype- overhanging the street or • "1'tley IIUJt bave been cru,y been promoted to the JOlt ~ ta College by Football Coach Joe McDaniel durif8 hl1f-tbne cerencer of the Zoning Board ot AP- sidewalk, Neither could any new At lllo lUIIe time, lhe Nora! plantolftee -.1-. they OOOild 101 iD monies at S.turday nlgtlt's basketball game betweenMariettaUll Mt.. to peals. was not present when the IJQsineas apparently erect a sign, there?' a Marble offtcl.al told Viel:nameee .........,.. aeeuaed Amoullleement ~ the ~ Union. trial started but came in about oUJer than one which would not UPI eorreapoDmd LoJilb. Among the award winners were senior defenshe cornerback the l1lllted - · and Salp "' wu mode TttoedoJ • . J, the time Judge 8et2 delivered his project more than two reet aWilli mac:binetiUnl and Alr •• ._,.., up tbe war... He alto A. Moore, IDBIIIICW oC S p o r a Bob R. Smith of Hemlock Grove. who was named, ••Most Eftleient ntllng. way !rom the building. Area dairymen Dt Melga and Defensive Back." Also Smith. a senior, reeeived hla fourth letter Foree "~'' eunlba..,., t h e reolllrmed Nortll VioawD's Plant. Judge Bet2 informed Brown, Judge Bet:z, in dismissing the domanla the VIet Cc1t8 be Wllu Joined lllo Wind.- Plenl uyou•re )1st out or a job. We"ve affidavill ap.inst the men, found surroundlng countiea wW be In~ awll'd. First--year letter winners include sophomore de(enslva hiJ.(.. prrloon of - " ' men eruahed &he asulilt without ........ OQiai the "' Oltlo ~... .r, abolished the Zoning Ordinance. •• them not guilty or the violatioos: vited to •• stump the experts.. ba.ck George Sa~~er or Middleporl The Marietta team compiled its bestgrt-d record (7--2) aince 1923. lllll!ea1q a looo. SpokelllllOII aald Ualted states, · - · - llllate -·-~ ~ ()porallna Brown., who has been thedt;y'a Williams, for erecting a aign; with queltlona oo .how to make In~.._ ,.._...can El • ctrlc :po,.., tile North V I - wltlxlrew and North VletDam. cm.ly zoning officer slnce the law and Barr and JohniiOil, ror t h e more proflta from dairying at Tbe quollliaa "' - - lirlltam, u • laborer iD 1933. ONE OF THE LARGEST NATURAL GAS wells In Meigs Coun1;y C!ai'1'1IDII their dead. 'lbor left went into effect May 18, 1967, placing or a trailer on a lot their meeting Friday • December at Ute momeut - · IU'OUild He bold oevora! JobB at the p1aa1 bas "came in., at the farm or Bill McKelvey in the Portland area. no - .. behind. was hired originally at $5ll 8 whe~e trailers are prohibited 13. trom 10 a.m. to3p.m.atthe 111o 1l'1'811101110l•· lllltl1 bo became ~ mmth. The Gallipolis City Com- and changing the area and di- • ~scopal Pari.'lb House in Porn- The well WIS drilled by the Quaker State Oil Co. of st. Miry• a. John Vl-m -Her _,fialb' clerk at Spom iD 1947, tblnil Murphy. Pomeroy Route 4, is a part owner and pn:moted the drWif8 mission a week ago. Tuesday men!dons or 1 lot. eroy · r.joded lll>.Y ~ to -lllo the time lllo plaal W81 b o l D 1 or the weU which is reported to be too large to guqe at the ,Pl'elert granted Brol¥11. a $50 a month Pointing out that since the Aparing 011 the prognmwtU LF u Ita OQiai, II pled8ed to ltulJt. - ' raise making his salary to$100a first violations five or six be three dairy extension speela- time. walk oot of .-Iatimo lf llil wu· head • - a l - . mont.h . months ago, the cases had been lists rrom Ohio state Universitlte 81errlUU dloplay tbelr !lac lllore belore being namati ollloo INCIDENTALLY, THE SALVATION ARMY in P001eroy advisea There have been several al- CU'ltinued and theclQ",JudgeBetz 1;¥, R~h Porterfield, Dr. Harry or a name plate in tbe ~ In 1965, A JIIIIYO, <I, leged violations oi the ctty•:r. lltated, had promised but had Barr, and Dr. John Staubus. Thill that it wUl accept new and used toys ln its program to pro\'lde items Whoolq, he Elllzoning ordinance brougtrt to tbe railed to do anything aJxot re- is the tl.rst time these three men ror the l.lllderprivileged during the holiday season. Toy a and doUs may eonferenee room. B u.,_aa~. ~-- ~-"·~ attention of the Zoning Board of writing the zoning ordinance. have ever appeared on the same be lett at the Anny's headquarters, 115ButternutAve. ln Pomeroy. COLUMBUS (UPV T bo France was reported io hive He II 8 member <I lll6 Uarut .\weaJ.s and ruled on. These inSeveral meetings were held, program together. Slats Health ~rtment today tried to inlervliiO,I!Jdlreclb', to and llolary Clubs nl NOif Ha.. reported It bad cnnllrmed t h e get 111o talko lllarlod but railed. . el ude the placing or a house-- according to Judge Betz and the They will cover the entire llrst eases of Hong Kq ft.u In Coaf'ereuce IOUretl aaJd France -ven. seeretary of the Ameli· trailer 011 a lot where trailers City Planning Commission had field of dairy production, feedOhio. had - - tbe allle• onl'llle can Bclwling c.naruo for )Ia. a re prohibited and the changing promised to change the ordi - ing, and management emphasiz(Continued from Page 1) Dr. Ral!>h A. Maow..., a Communlota lat:e eadt oilier 1011 C<imll<. • member of !he In the Conneaut scflool district ct lhe uea and dimensions or a nance 80 as to remove the re- ing how dairy farmers can 1mlot. atrictions on the signs but had prove their net income in the mill levy in the Monroeville dis- .. pr<m>d 1 3. 9 mill operating deporiOtellt oll'lctal, said the seated behind II8Dilclrcu1ar ta- Natlmal ACClllllltanU AoiOcla· blea The Nortll Vlelftameee tlon, aud Ia¥ coaereaamaa for levy. It will be used to gnnt nve caaea were In the <2e-vefailed to do so. dairy business. trict was 11Jproved 534-374. land area. aald, thor woold lnsllll on a !t. JoliOIIb'• C.otbnllt: Cburdt oil A week ago Tuesday the GalThe meeting is open to everyIn Ashtabula Count¥. voters teactlen; pay raises. Mutoraon llid the tleport. ....,. table with eadt side Muon. He 1• • put .,_. oncl Voters 1n the Black River Upolia City Commission heard ~ interested in dairying in the ment t 1 checldns reports ornorw equal. ' OOUDcllman ot New Haveo. WUea school district JDproved a 5-mW the first reading of an ordinance hve toonties around Meigs CouDSooth VletMmeae Ambos;,;,.. II married and bu hlo dtlldra amendlng Section 801.3 00 signs. ty. Those wishlng acateredltmcb operating levY which averted a KO!IIlll.u iD Ohlo. Joined tbO Jll'!DI A ,p1blic hearing on the 0 r d i- should call the Extension Office two months cloaure ot the . D~, ~Jti[.."' .Mas~ ,alle- ,dtr Pltam Dang L&m told iD Wllllomam ,...., · ·- - ' - u -i bll . . . . , . _ hail .,... ...,......... , school Tile • district lndudea ~ ·outtlal, olld' lliO live nance was aet ror the next oom- bY Thurlda.Y · cuelwereiillhOCiewlaDdatoiL . decided to reject North He ,.lo, a, lllll ... partf' ·ot Medl~w., Al!bland and ......... u.,x-:.-.· ~-~~.'Jo.."..".Y..Y..Y.VM ........ .o.•. .,-;.;..,.,., .... W.>:.o:.~.._.._..., .......v;.. Lorain Counties. Maoteroon said thedllpartmeilt me10 ·Pl'OJ)OIIii · lllvlna the 'VIet Y'' · and. Allllodl ""''•' t The resignation of Lawrence Is cheddrw repnrta <I lloail Koot! C<tng irodopoo>donl . . . lege iD Yellow ~. 0. A 5 mill levy was approved WELLSI'ON Bob :Brenllu 1nm Clncimlll, CCIIumbua He II preoldent al lllo Muon Rose, a teacher in the Riverview by voters In the Mlpletoa CHARLESfON, W. (UPV nan, head r0011lall ooach or and Xauia. Plamtnc CCMmcll;:' a member eleril.entary school, was accepted School matrtct 1n Aahlanl Thomu Charles Fuller D, 18, Wellston High School, submitTuesday night by the Eastern LoHe Ui4 there Is 1 oltortqe lllo 'llolary Club, put · County by • 524-469 COOIIIl. was sentenced to from 140 to ted hls resignation totheboard cal School District board or or flu -vaccine in Ohio aDd llld for Maacm City • and a in Lorain CountY. voters In 198 years in l)I'ison TUesday for or education Monday nlghL No er at thl Pomlr01' 0 .• ~-!, callon. the Vermillion School district orden for more must be placed the barnyard &layings of the ave reason was disclosed in the Sam Dyke, 80, RD 1, RutlaDd, No replacement was named far by lnllvldual doctors. pa1 Church. wU~Um.... 11 ..... IIJPrOYed a 4 mill levy by brothers and sisters of his for- dled this morning in Holzer Hos- board•a announcement ot the r\ed IIIII baa me dtlld. Rose. a retired teacher, . w h o 1,251·755. If the levy had falled mer girl rrtend. pital He was OOrn March 13, actlon. camot teach more tban me~ the schools would lave been HUNI'ERS TO MEET Three deleJdont.o lorfolted Circuit Court Judge Harry l Breman indicated he would 1888, at Danville, and bad been year during a school year. it closest next Octot-er. bonis ani two othera were fined The Melli• Cooinl1 Foa !btlHannah rejected Ute prosecu- a carpenter all ot his life in remain in the school system was reported. era AIIIL wUl meet FrldQ", Dec. Tuesday night by Mlddl_.t Maytion's demand for a death s en- this area. He was a veteran ot as a teacher. The board meeting at t h e 13, at 7:30 p.m. at tile c I u b or C. 0. Fisher. tence - a penalty wtdcll has not World War I. and a member r1 Brennan - coached teams won high school, voted to increase Fodeltlng boncla were B1ll E. been imposed in IDinois upoo a fultland Legion Post 467. a league champloosbip in 1958. There will be elodlon po,ymem lor dlatrlct subSpoon, 20, Raelno Houle 2, "' om..... and piano ......, for person who pleaded gullty for &arvtvors include his wife, Ul- His varsity, largely of seniors, teachers. The ~eDt was raia,18,70, opoedtna; Jom T. Pat. a fteld trial on Waahlueton'a nearly 20 years. finished 3-3-1 this ran, Ued Ue;- one daughter, )irs. M a r y ed ro $16 a doJ compared to tbe The judge, citing Fuller's Woodrum, Cowlcll Blufta, Iowa; Cor fifth with Meigs. 25, Ma- $25, llllun NEW YORK (IJPI) - Preoito yield riald of .,.,, IUid Lim' being paid. The inyooth, lack or criminal record a son. Jobn w. Dyke, Fairborn; ·~:~::~~i--x.::'}g-'S(.::·x.:.:'>'YX~:.~~ $13.60 crease is effective the rlr.st f1 LODGE TO MEET G. Ntehalaa. 31, Vandalla, $25, and .PSY Chiatric background, said, three stepdaughters, Mrs. Ruth - elect Ridw'd M. Nlml the year. Two substitute bus meol!lwlill vice p r e • elect rn ..natloo rl alllcoro will be rWWna • red llab~ ..The oourt doe I not deem thls to Nelsoo., Charleston, W. Va.;Mrs. CIUCAGO (UPV - Tile _ . AUTO DAMAGED drlvera, Carolyn Ruth and Jobn ~ T, Agnew todBj' belore lly. bold and pre..atallm"' 25 r· FINd were MarMMeFvland, be the proper case for the death Mabel Harmon, Burnside, Ky.; The Meigs ComO' 9leritrs - · "' lour railroad _ __ .. uaillouJ Tueedll .......,...,. Hensley, were employed. penalt;y .u lng to Wuhlngtoo to awardo IIIII be mads- !IJods 36. New Hawa,. taO lid costa, Mrs. Judy Coates, Middletown; Dept. reported a one - veb:lcle Numerous standing bWs were his coblnel to a natlnowldelele- River Lnlp No. 453, FLU!, 1eom.lllo sceno <llaaoccldoat, 811' which U.., said will cnate The last electrocution In Wi- seven stepsons, Cecil Edward accident Tuesday on County Road noi.s was Aug. 24, 1962, w hen Hewitt, Levittown, Pa.; James 43, five-tenths at a mile lOUth !o$, Mid- lllo llllklll'o ior110111 rallriJod ua_...eel lor payment. - • vtslol!. atdlence. Thwedll, 12, at onl Owona R. Badi!OJ, . . iD the Eutem dlotrlet wiD be A opli<eiiiiWI said Nlml and 7130 g.m. AU malter man~aue James Dukes was electrocuted 1n A. Hewitt, CoJu.mbus; Micky Wll- ol Rl 681, where an auto drivtll_.t. '10 and coeta, l -... ioa, 1116 United TnnlpOriOIIoa dlamiseed after classes em Dec. Agnew would bold JriVIIIe dlaCook County Jail for kiUing a ltams, &rracuse; Ray, Jim, and en by Beatrice V. Mathera. 51, tlal. Union, wblcb wiD ba. . . . . . . . and all - · ... 20 ror the bollday vaeatloa and ......... at N - 1 llolel 1'1- iDvlled Chicago poUceman. urpdto~. ~~o~n-. Rut Williams, all ot Rutland; Rt. 3, Coolville. travellng north, biDecl momberoblp <I 188,000 ~ erre lleacQ&artoro prlar to an wiD be aerved. .A!I'fBOS IIEEl' TWINS Fuller, apparently hoping to Jwlior, Bakersfield, Call!.; 36 went out of control on a eurve will resume on Jan. 2. tile Ualted satea and (srWIL < QOOPEIISTOWN, l(,Y, (UPI) save his IHe, switched hla plea grandchlldren, and6 great-grand- and struck a renee. There war evening mooting wllb lhe Ill • Joint lllo ,... from innocent to guilty in a sur- children. Attends Workshop damage to the rlobl frmt r.n. Atbll-~p.o ~ tlte identa of lho CCIDiblnlnc VETERANS 11E1101UAL prise move Oct. 23, ahortly aftsievlalm - . . In lllo ~ .w lllllllkolbolr said the ,..._ ot lho moraoi( Funeral services will be held der and door of the car, No Jn. IKISPlrAL Paladlwn room Dt l h o ter a jury wu completed for Saturday at 1 p.m. at tbe Dan- jurlea or arrest were report, ftrat 'rillfi liD. ~·- . . . ''to eud lbo "' ...,..,..., - Jameo Hotel, Nlml wiD - 0 0 bolb· his trial. Jlib' 28 tllo7 lhe aplnat craft -'dna ,_ ... ; Lakes viDe we"sJeyan Cburcb With the. eel. 'fla*nl \"'IIDa; Je11le Prleo, lllo . - melllbera and tbelr He admitted Ute April 27 !alai Rev. Cecll Wise officiating. Bur. Twlnl "' lllo - - pJnit Worldna ....... ( lamlllea wbo, aioOll w1111 a shootings rA. flve children, aged Ial will be in the DIIIVille CemeMASON - Mrs. Ruoaoll c.,.e. .... LBOIP"' 1n 111o Hall "'· Tbe - - aa1c1 111o iDvlled IUeall, IIIII IIIIIU up ttio~-u l>lo, Roclpe. 5 to 16, of the WlWam Cox fam- tery. Rutland American Leal.m LOCAL TEMPS hart, ooe of Wahama'a guidance F a m e · un1a1 will lobloJ tor 1 ''III'OOd~ u ......, · •~· - Orvllle Armlll, ily on tbeir farm near Mattoon. PoSt f67 w1l1 bold gravedde The temperature In Pomeroy•a coun<lloro, ls attending the ~­ ltATIIBONE SWITCHES maaa traaapwtatloll. blll" CONI"• wm b e - Bo~Ji7i;..t. Sarah The victims included the twin rites. downtown business district at 11 nnd Amual Guldanee Workohop cioWMBUS (UPV - J. David iDI urb1a and lllloro4ll'blll rail brother ~ Fuller's l~ear~d · · lrllllc at Cedar Likes, RiplQy, W.Va., at 10 p.m. (EIII'), FriendJ may call at the Mar- a.m . today was 29 deiJ'eeS lDl~ 111l1taat II(IOrintiiJ>o The' Ia ocWIInd IO' girl lrleud, Edna Loulae Cox. ti.n Fllleral Home Saturday. der clear ahles. Ibis week. - <lllllll'b7SauiMI'ootemCll7 moraer other teaehera _.ted iD atSchnolo liD<O 1966, bu. accept. becomo al!ocllvo I, tend at illtervala are another eel an o111r tobecconooi(Mirlnte"' the lour uniall wiD - n o uaguidance OOUDCiior, Ralph Sayre, of c117 ••-• 1n dor 111o -lhlll <I a.rloa and Mrs. Ridw'd Waybriglll, m16.J_,., LUDI, of lho ~ Mra. EliJIIDOr Miller, .Mrs. hr- "'Railrold T n l CIDCAGO (UPV - A s u I t auJtained by each .•. member Williamsport, Pa.; Cam,pbeU & on Cole and Georp Smalley, 1bo .......... wlllllo lhe 1'1111 MAIIlUAGE APPUCATIONS charging 18 book _publishers and of the clata represented b.Y the Hall. Botton; Follett Library <\lllll not., 24, Cbe- iarlllllin lho APL.cJO,Ihe12 book wbole&alera with con- plaintUI'.,. Book Co., Chicago; Chlrlea M. - . dralllman,llld CUOIAlll ment 1114, and lhe oatlm'ollr· spiracy to fix prices of eh1lSube aald a pre-trial hearing Gardner' a dlvillon or ll'lteml.· 8011 • • lranaporlallalt - of Daughter Flocanl, 21, lllddlllian, dren'a books in Ohio WBS nl- in the cue would be held here t1ona1 Textbook Co., Scranton. erallhlal. ed in U. S. Diatrict Court here Friday. Pa.; A. C. McClurg Co., E I k _ , - by Ohio Ati>'. Gen. WUBook publlllhera named aa dl!l- Grove VIllage, Baker and VEJJ'.S GliNEIIAL IKISPlrAL Iiam B. Saxbe. fendanta 1Mre the New Y o r k Taylor co., a dlvialon or ParAdllll- - Flaild W II· The antl-trult action aougbt a firma of Harper & Row Pub- entl Magadne Inc., Hlliaide, N. NEW HAVEN - ~ Rd>erl judgment that the ••derendallta llahera Inc., 'l'llomu Y. Crow- J.; and Mn. Nickel. New Haven. are Dlo ...... -Noae. and co-conlpirators did unrea- ell Co., Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc., ......,c~ng lllo blrtll ~ a daulboonabi)' restrain inter- trade E. P. Dutton &. eo •• Inc., Gros'The American Newt eo., New ter on November 27, at Holi~a" and ~erce lnvtolaUonofSec- 6 Dunlap Inc., Holt, Rine- York; 'lbe H. R. lluntting Co., Hospital. The 1n11111 ....tl!bod 7 tion 1 of the S:terman Ad.. .. hart - Winlton, Inc., the Mac:- Chicopee, Maaa.; The lmperlal l)OUilci& and 6 ouneoa and boo Millu Co., William Morrow 6 Book Co., 1'111-lphla, Pa.; Col- been named Mellaaa Dawn. 'I'M riled the ouit on belllll Co., G. P. Pu1Dam'a SOna, Ran- mo Book Diatrlt;lutiDa Co., Eut mother is the former Diane Di~ lbe ltate or Ohio, aehool dom IDe., Charles Scrib- Rutllerford, N, J,; Pilgrim Book ven. The fatber Ia now ltld:Simbnardo and oovernm.W bodies ner"• Soaa, · The VBdq Presa Societ;,y, Akrm, Oblo; and Unl- ed at Com~ Bq,- Vititor~tldit the otaw. Hil laid a.ld• Jne., llenr7 Z, Walck Inc., and veroity Book Sorvlco, Worthing- nam, parod:ltal achooJa, working In Franklin Wallo Inc.; ton. Ohio. Gr~ are Mro. Maey rioopel"'tioD with b1l office. had 'lbe JJobba.-MerrUl Co •• lndlThe suit Wal t..aed, In part. Olvera, New Haven, aDd the late tl1ed a ae,Pill'ate but aimllar IUit. lfULIPOlil. Ind.; Children'• Preas on 18 clvU aettona prevtwab' Donald B, Dlvoro, and Mr. IIIII No i):leclfic amount ot d a m- ..e., Chleqo; Golden PresaiDc., ftled qajnat the -•~ame defen. Mrl. Roberl F, NldW, Hartapa waa ull;ed, but the suit ask- Poughkeepaie, N. Y.; ~ Uttle, danti!Ublithera" by the federal lcml; IP"eal-i!l'andporaata are Mr. ed the COIIrt to ..wr a JlldlmOI!t 81'01111 • Co., Booton. &OVI!rnment. It said the prevlou IDII Mrs. Boyd Divera, McCan: Book whoJeNiers named In the aultl were ••pending until, at nehwllle. otdo, and Mra. Da!Q "In - o l d the amount nl damagel determined to have 'been adt were Bro-llart Books Inc., lealt, Nov. 27. 1967."' c. Hickel. Lancaster, Ob1o. "'peal• R;d;.;_~;;··wi;~ Second = ~ ill ' Coech Art Lanham's Rio Grande College Reclmen racked l.l> their JSecord conaectJtl ve victory of the season with 8 91-83 wi n over Che Oakland City College Oaks Tuesday night in Gallia Academy High &hoot gym. The Hedmen are now 2-3 aftel' lost~ the first three games of the season on the road. Ri o Grande plays CurnberlaQI College Thursday night at Williuns- burg, Ky., and Saturday night will p~ the Pikeville College Bean at Pikeville. K_y. The win evened the Redmen's record at 1-1 in the Kentudcy Intercollegiate AthleUc Conterent'e (KIAC), Oakland City Is 1>4 ..t KIAC pJ.aar and 3~ in all gamea. Jim Marshall, 6-2 S®llm~ore. paced the Hedmen with 12 field goals and three free throws for 27 pointa. Bob Mabry, 6-.51.'2 jun- lor center, made nine tleld goals aoo nw treethrowsfor23polnts. Mike Harris, 6-1 sophclnore, finished with 17 points andDIIIWI,Y WilBOn. 6-0 sophomore, had 10. '" -····~ /,1 -11 < " " . , ·~ ·- · · .-~ •• Larry Harris. 6-4 &eshmln for· ward, was high ror the Oakland ......... •p! It'• lime to 10 Ia apln. City Oaka. with se'VCin field jJfll}s IIIHp! Wh•t ..lad . , •• • •• Larr y Sauer led the Muaklngal'li 10 tree throws for 24 _point&. th.t!" um attack with 20 points as the The Redmen out-rebour.led Muskies won their third game Olldand City 46-43 with big Bob with no losses, including two ln Mabry getting 21 rebounds for the oonierence. Rio Grande. Marietta, now 1-3 and0-2, was Rio Grande made 34 71 from headed by Mark Ulrey's 23 the field for 47.3 per cent and points. connected on 23 of 30 at the line In the Kenyon-Wooster Ohio for 76.6 per cent. Conference battle, the Scots' Oakland City hit 25 of 66 &om Tom Dinger outpointed Allthe floor for 37.8 per cent and America John Rinka pf Ken,yon made 33 of 38 at the line for 86,5 but the host Lords won 97-87. per cent. By CHARLt:S RICHARDS both tams had opportunities to Ken.,yon, headed by Rinka's Rio Grande led 38-36 at the half. UPJ Sports Writer win in the last two secoiXIs or 29 points and JOhn Dunlop's 26, OAKLAND CITY (Z5-33-83) Netraska substitute basket- regulation but blew them. With spurted to a 45-32 halftime lead ball player Ken Caudle scored the game tt'ed 52-52 with five Hlrr1s, 7-10-24; Duncan, 4-2-10; on the wa,y to Its third win in By UnitOO Press International only two polnta Tue&dly nigh4 aeeonds lett, Temple's Jack RoUer, 0-9-9; Watkqas, 3--6-12; tour starts, including two wins irl Newsom, 2-0-4; Cunningham, 5.0. Earl Monroe is still a "Pearl" but thank the heavens tor them. Klnchllng stole the ball and but Kevin Lougher y is making three league games. The Cornhttskers AlKI Wtchitli dribbled more than halt the 10; Frederick, Z-1-Si Trvsty,l-3-5; Akln, 0-4-4. Baltimore' s backcourt sparkle. State might stlll be runai,_ 111 length of the court for a lay-ttJ, The Bullets regained first RIO GRANDE (34-23-91) and down the court today. but missed it. He was called for place in the Eastern Division ot Marshall, 12-:J..-27; Jordan. 3-0-6; Nebraska took a 94-92 noncon. charging, but Army•s Wade the National Basketball Associaterence victory but or:ty after Urban missed his tree throw Mabry, 9-5-23; Baker,l-4-6;Harris, 6-6-17; Bentley, 1..0.2; Wil- tion Tuesday night behind the three overtlmea. Calldle's two with one aecond len and the son. 2-6-10. shooting or Mo11roe and Loughefree throws with nine seconds to game went into overtime. ry as lhey routed the Boston pla,y In tl'et third extra period Bob Gra- had 27 polnta Celtics 115-101, Monroe hit for gave Nebraaka a comfortable and teammates Jim Brook!!! alkl 23 points while Loughery netted 94-90 margin and the Comhus- Marv Stewart 20 each r o r 21 to lead the Baltimore attack. kera allowed Wlehlta•s Roo Nebnska in Us marathon win Also hitting in double figure s Me!XIell 10 make a meaninglesa o~r Wichita State. Roo MeBfor the Bullets were Jack Marin ~ as the buzzer ended the deU; with 18 of his 24 points {19), Ray Scott (]7), Gus game. coming In the second hair. led Johnson {14) and Wes Unseld In West Point,. N. 1=., Jersey Wichita. By United Press International NEW YORK (IJPJ).... Geor- (12}, City, N.J.. and PhUadelphla, Oakland turned its weapon, gta•s unbeaten, once-tied BullIt was the first meeting Hick Barry, loose in the second there were similar sit.tloDa. dogs led the nation•s major between the two Eastern quarter TLWsda,y night, and he Anny beat Temple 60-59 on college lootbaU teams in scoring Division teams who have eight tree throws In an overtime defense this year whlle Miami battled for the rop spol since responded for 10 quick points period. Elrardo Webater fueled of Ohio ranked aecond In three the begirmil'@ of the season. The that erased .a ooe..point Houston a hlgh·scorlng overUme period major d o - , II waa Bullets now hold a one game margin and sent the Oaks on to ror St. Peter's that buried St. a 137-116 Americllll Basketball dlocloled _,- by tho Natlonttl advantage over the Celtics. ,\ssociation victory . Louis Unlversit,y 9~4. and st. Jim Barnes paced Boston NEW YORK (IJPV- The Unit. Cnlleglato ~Services. John•s cashed in on its tree The ABA•s Western Division The NCSS figures ahowed that with 19 points. ed Presa llternatlooal tq) 20 throw opportunities in overtime leaders took a 69~ halftime Georgia (8-G.:l) 12 New York rallied lO win its to defeat St. Joseph's 6t-6t small collep bl1ketbaU teams, tou-:!hdowns, 12 extra polnta and lead and then, after Houston's with ft.rst place votes In parensinh straight game at home as Ninth-ranked Purdue, behind big men got into serious fOUl theses.. Firat W"eek througb rour field aoals In 10 games ror Dick Barnett scored five crucial Rick Mount's 28 points, defeated a ~ of 98 pnlnta and an points In the waning minutes trouble, rode a big rebounding Sundll'. Dec. BlJUer 93-55 and lith-ranked st. edge to llll easy triumph. lfll the Knick& went on to TEAM POINTS average of 9.8 per pme. Bonaventw'e outtcrapped T~ Barry had 38 for the night Arizona state led In ruahlng deteat the Phoenix Suns 111-106, 1. Kentucky Wslyn (26) 305 mas .More 82-63 In the only and got help £rom Gary Bradds, defense with 570 yards allowed Barnett hit a jumper wlth three 2. Central (Ohio) St (4) 181 gameS Tuesday iovolvtng the who had 28 . stew Johnson's 2B a 1.4 yard-per- minutes to play and then 3, E\'aDivUle (1) 178 on 403 pll\fS natlo . t(V 20 teams. points led Houston. play average; Kent State led 1n followed with a three-point pJay . ..,_ Nevada Southern 170 In"··· uthlft' 'Kiines ·TuesdaY. The New Yorks Nets broke a ~ ·A ahlad 119 pes' - del'l!llae, .~owllll! an He At out half the game with a ni.diC, Teia1 ChJiladaR defeated five-.me, losing stritlg by 6. Southwest MISsouri ·113 averap ,!II '1q7,6 ,ford• per bandaged finger that had been whipping ·the lnd1ana Pacers Loyola dt New Orleana 97-83, . 7. ~ Onl.) St. 103 . . for lQ - · and dislocated earl,y in the game. Columbia rode Jim McMtlllan•s 117-102 . New York took a 22 -7 Elvin Hayes scored 39 points 8. Southwe1t Louisiana 71 Wyoming led In tolal defenae 29 points to a 74-57 victory over 9, Dlinols st. (1) first quarter lead and never 64 with an average ol 206.8 yards and Don Kojis and John Block trailed. Rutgers, Loyola of Chicago netted 56 more to lead the San 10. Ceyney St. 43 allowed In each of 10 games. downed PorUand 95--77, SouthLevem Tart Jed New York Miami ~ second In rushing Diego Rockets to a 132-120 SecoOO 10- 11, Trintly(TexJ with west Louisiana beat Simmie Hlll 32 and John F airchild was victory over the Philadelphia 29; 12, Pan American 27; 13, del"enae (17.5 yards a eame), in and his West Texas State top Indiana shooter with 23 total defenae (232. 4 yards per (de) Garuton, Puget Sound aM 76ers. San Diego led throughout points. teammates 90..74, and Missouri F. Austin 20; 16, McNeese st. 19; game) and acorlng defense (9.9 lhe game as it continually beat Player . coach Cliff Hagan edged San Fernando 78-70. the 76ers to the basket. Hal 17 (tie), AmerlcatJ IntemadorW. points a game). Also. Navy beat American scored 10 points in the rtnai Greer scored 25 points for and Grambline 18; 19 (Ue). HowQuarter to lead Dallas to a 107University 81-65, Boston College Philadelphia, ard Payne (l) am DePauw 17. defeated Harvard 91-76, New 101 will over Denver- the Tom Van Arsdale hit for 23 Chaparrals' seventh cooquest in York UniversU;y beat Cit.Y points and playrnaker Oscar their last nine games. The College of New York 64.58, Robertson contributed 21 to lead George Washington trimmed decision allowed Dallas to slip the ClndnnaLi Royals to a 107-96 ahead of Denver lnto second Virginia MUltar.v lnsti&ute 83-72 triumph over the Milwaukee 1 n d Maasachuuetts cUpped in the Western Division b,y pJace Bucks. three percentage points. Rhode Island 65-60 The Bulls starting fi.ve all hlt NEW YORK (UPJ).... CincinnaHagan took Dallas from a 82In the Army-Temple game. ti's Paul Robinson Sunday double Rgures and pla,yed 76 deficit to a 103-101 lead with became the third rookie irl pro aggressive defense as Chicago 1:28 to go, and the Chaps then By United Press lnter~tlonal football .history to surpass 1,000 defeated Detroit 100-83. The ran oot the clock. John Beasley East yards ruahJng and continued his BuU•s Jerry Sloan was high tor led Dallas scoring with 27 , W, L. Pet. GB ieaderahip among ground.gal- the game with 19 points while points, and Larry Jones scored Baltimore ••. , 1 7 .750 ners in Che American Football the Pistons' Eddie Miles tallied 24 to pace Denver. Boaton •• ~ ... 19 7 .131 1 18. L~e. Minnesota won its ninth pme Philldelphia .. 17 7 . 708 2 Zelmo Beaty took advantage His 1,023 yards gives him a in JO starts by beatift8 Miami CincltutaU • , , 16 9 ,640 3'h the absence of Nate substantial lead, with one game of 112-105 behind Connie Hawkins' New York .••• 14 15 .4~ remaining on the schedule, over Thurmond lO score 28 points o 30 ll01nts. Les Htmter led Hewrltt Dlml or Oakland, who lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 111By United Preas lnteriW.ttonal o.trou ...... 10 16 .396 Milftni, which suffered its fourth Milwaukee .••. 6 22 .214 15 100 win over the san Francisco has 849 yards . East consecutive loss of the season to West New York'• Jim Turner, With Warriors. Lou. Hudson added 29 W, L. Pet GB Mlnne ..... W, L. Pet. GB 33 or t4 field goal& for the year point& for the llawks while Jeff MiMOsota , , , 16 5 , 762 Los Artgelea •• 19 9 .679 and 39 extra poinll, has the Mullins topped the Warriors Kentucky •••• 10 10 .500 &16 S&n DiegO .... 14 14 .500 5 AFL &coring leatierahlp with 138 with 25 points. Miami .. .. .. 8 13 ,381 8 Atlantll •••• • 14 15 • 483 5lh polots. New York, • , • 8 13 .381 8 COLUMBUS (ll PO - lt was San Fran. , •• 12 16 .4211 7 Leo Dawaon of Kanies City Indiana. , ..... 6 16 .273 lO'h quite a year for Cory - Rawson Seattle , , , , . 13 18 ,419 7'h and Georp Sauer ot New York West High School. Chicago ..... 12 18 ,400 8 slayed atop the pasal~ &ltd W, L. PeL GB By United Press International Ill order of accomplishment: Phoenix , , .. , 8 20 .231 12 receiving departments, respec~ Oaklanl ...... 20 4 , 833 BAL TlMORE (Upl) Sonny The Fighting Hornets captur. Tueaday•s Reaults tlvel)-, Dllias ....... 10 9 .526 7'h Liston. 215~. Las Vegas. ed their tlrst United Press InSauer has 64 paas catches ror Denver • . ... 11 10 .524 71:2 Baltimore t15 Boaton 101 knocked out Amos Lincoln, 2091f.J , ternational Claas A high 1choo1 Clncionati 107 Mllwaukee 96 the aeaacm, a bare margin over Loo Aot~eies .• 9 10 . 474 11';1 l~ewood, Colil (2}. lootball champiooship. San Diego 132 PhUadelphia 120 tho I'IIM<Il'VII. San Dlt>AO"o Now Orleans , , 9 12 , 4211 9'h Larry Young (oft'ensive end), New York 111 Phoenix 106 U.ce Aiworlh, who bao 63. Houston ••••• 5 10 .333 11 PHILADELPHIA (IJPl) Joa Mike lnniger (defensive halfChicogo 100 Dotroll83 Daw~K~J has completed 122 or Tueada.Y's Reaulta Frazier, 203, PhUadelphia. out- back) and Kurt Beacll OinebackAtlanta Ill San Francisco 100 206 puii!Js, ror a 59.2 per cent 00klanll37 Housloo 116 Only aam•• scheduled average. for 1.926 yard11 and 16 pointed Oecar Bonavena, 207. er) were ramed to UPI's All New York ll71nlillll 102 Argantlna (12}. Ohio firat team. Wednesday's Games loudtdowna, losing nine by Mi.....DIIt 112 Miami Hl5 Jim Berry was sell'lcted UPI New York at BalUmore intoreepllon. The nat lour Dallafllj\' Denver 101 College Basketball Results Class A COach oC the Year by S&n Diego at Cincinnati puaero, headed by lloryie IIY United Preaa lntematlnnai Oalf lames ICheduled. hia fellow eoa.chea, sportawritBoston It Detroit Lamooica <I OOkland, all bave 1\l'odne&doy'o Gomoo East Phoenix ot Philadelphia era and lpOrt.Jeutera. COIIIJileted more paa1ea and for Arlll.)' oo Temple ss, ot Houaton at J(entucky The latest honor eame TUea~ san Franc&sco VB.. Milwaukee more JUda. but their average American Int. 78 Williams .51 Miami at lnllanl at Madlaon, Wia. da,y ror the 30.year-old Berry and their interception ratio is St.John's, NY 64 St. Joseph's. MlnneaoD. at Los Anple& Only pmea achedultd. who gained tbe nod D¥er W~st hllher. Onb' pmes scheduled. Pa 61, ot Mullkingum'o Fred Stoinbreeher, .. ... .. --- or Nebraska Slips By Celts Put Down Hard Wichita Five, 94-92 By Bullets Oaks Stun Bulldogs Lead Houston Grid Defense 137 to 116 small College • Cage Ratings s. ror Dinger tallied 35 points in the losin8 elrort as Wooster remained winlest for the seai!IOfl with an 0-4 reeord. Rio Grande woo its second Frazier Retains Ring Title PIIILADELPBJJ\ (UP.O - FOJ' Joe Frazier, it was Oscar Honavena last night, tomorrow the world, Frazier retained his Bhare ot the heavyWeight title Jritfl an tmanimous 15-round dedsion over awkward Bonavena Tuesday night and lmmedlawl,y announced througll a swollen jaw that he wou.Jd settle onJy for Jimmy Ellis, who holds the World Boxing Association version of the title, as his next opponent. The 24-year-old Frazier, discounting deposed champion CasslllS Clay, said a victory over Ellis would make him undisputed titleholder throughout the world, However, it may take the unbeaten Philadelphian, recognized as champion in only five states and parts of the Ori.ent and Latin America, several months before he is ready to get back in the ring, F razier suffered a possible broken jaw agairlst Bonavena and the doctor said they would wait ro~ the swelling to subside before taking X -rays. Frazier dominated the bout most of the way, nearly closing both of Bonavena•s eyes with cutt and pounding him relentlessly to the ooey. To get to the 26-year-old challenger, Frazier had to wade through a barrage or low blows, which drew nwnerous warnings from referee Joe ~'weeney and cost Bonavena the eighth round. Several times the referee seemed to lose oontroJ or the fight and Yank Durham, Frazier•s manager, had to leap Into the ring in the lOth round to keep the fighters from pummelling each other after the bell. Sweeney, the only man ln the ring to draw boos from the disappointing crowd of about '8,000, gave the bout to Frazier b,y the lowest margin, 70-67. Judges Dave Beloff had it 72-64 and Nate Lopinson 74-64. sofR victory in five games 91-83 on ita home court agalnlt Oakland Clt,y College of Indiana. The Redmen took a 10..point lead in the first hair, but Che "Visitors Whittled the lead dowJl to 38-36 at the half and caught up at 43-43 with 17 minutes left. Hlo Grande turned ·.on the steam lo hand Dakland its sixth loss in nine starts. High for Rio Grande were Jim Marahall with 27 points and Bob Mabry with 23. Undefeated Ashland walloped Malone 66-28 ror it s third win. The host F...agles, led by Jim Williams• 14 points, held a decisive 33-16 margin at the haU. The Canton school, now 1-3, was Jed by Steve Schraeder with 12 points. Seven games are on tap for Dayton at Miami, Heidelberg at Denison, John Car _ roll at Mount Union , Otterbein at Hawthorne, Findlay at Defiance, Urbana at Blult'too and Bliss at Wilberforce. tonisht: 10 to 12 ...~ Turkeys ~ Weekly Winners list posted ' weekly .. CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY .. I ,• .. 538 W. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. .. . OUR TOP QUALITY PANELING VALUES AIABERTONE s 4x8 SHEET VIRGINIA LAUAN. __ ~4x8 sheet 4.60 NATURAL BIRCH-----4x8 sheet 6.25 NAILS TO MATCH llogg & Zuspan Materials Co. 773·5554 MASON, W. VA. Bengal Runner ~rsm Passes Mark SCORES mrnrM, SCORES BIG APPLIANCE SALE FREEl HAM OR TURKEY WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY OF THESE APPLIANCES - • • • nr Coach Of Year Fight Results WHY CHRISTMAS ~e •• • . • ~ ... -. I .:~ .. .,.. . ' .i&.' _,;.. . . ·..·: ~ . ~ --= - ._·:_ "'".:-~ . : . ~ . ANTHONY Plu1111ing-Heatlng Doalor For -.' .... PlUMBING AND -~fr_,, *"'......._, ~··" 0:,0 . . . ., NA, .... 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Eagle Scout Larry Wright ser- Scout in Octd>er, 1962, and ad~ Ito llr• l!oll• ODurt o1 ved as eseorts for tour Eagle vaneed through the ranks to l.Jie -Ill~ S<out in July, 19<15. in adillt!on • 1llo armory &lndoy ol- candidates: wunaln Dickson, son of Mr. to hia many weekend cam,ps wtth Dmw'd Waldie, ........... o1 and Mrs. WUbur Dick~~m, 2:108 the troop and summer camps at PT. PLEASANT - Boy Scout ... ·--·· · ----Mr. AliN" Lincoln Avenue: Ell:ls Conley, 1llo Car- ""' o1 Mr. aM Mrs. Gary Cm"" Cox 1llo -oaring ialtltmion. who, Oil bebalf of ley, 1915 Jetter son Boulevard; James Jarrell, SOD of Mr. and 1llo Gull'! .... Mrs. Melvin C, Jarrell, f06 1be loeal .,....,..,.u;r, axt.8.W a eordlal welcome to......,..,..,.. 22nd Slreet, aM Stephen WILscu, 1100 t1 Mr. and Mrs. Adam - - tbe Boy ...... Faye Wil~, 139 Park Drive, meat aa "'C....Ututb!l- o1 tbo all of Pl Pleasant. Er~~~Qett MorriiOil, holder of the Silver Beaver Award a n d Orp.nlzat1cl'l a n d Extenaioo Chairman for the MGM D i B- Camp Arrowhea~ he •U:ended the National Scout Camp, Clm~ marm., New Mexico, in July, 1965, and has hiked botti t h e 14 mile long hwnee and the 20 mile long Adahio traUa. He has heJd various positioos of leadership in the troop, Pa~ trol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leader and Senior Patrol Lead- er. For his Eagle Scout project, he chose to paint a picnic shel- ter in Kl"ldel Pork. The <IV fumillled the point aM 8 I I I fumllhod 1118 brulb, cleaning lbe troop CIO!olst o1 Pa1ro1 x-. er, Aaalstant Pa11'01 Leider. -rmaster and Ubrarlan. rap and OIJII!'O>d!lllfoly ala boura aM lllteen ...u..ies o! l!ord labor. BUI Ia a metiiber ot the Or- For hio Elgie Sa>ut ll<Qlect, Ellis chose to_clean and wu the five outside air. condldoner units at the church In preJ)I:r&· Uon for the winter mmths. 'Ibis coooiated o1 II>Proxlmately four der of the Arrow and holds the God and ward. <Alunti'Y ~o1181ou· ·- ELLIS CONLEY hours EIUB Cooley became • Boy Scout in April, 1962, anil advanced through the rankl to Life S<out in Jlli>', 1965. EUis has attended IIW\Y 'tn>Op - · camps and summer eaD\111 at camp Arrowhead. He too baa attended Philmoot National Seout Camp, Cimmaron, New Mexico, In 1966, and has hlked both the Shawnee and Adahie Trails. ms positions of leadership Jn Jr. High Honor Roll Announced ;t/111" HOLIDAY VALUES 1969 Zenith Color TV THE FUL TON-24.526M Charmi"'l Early American styled c<>mpact console with Early .l.meric:an atyi.O gollerr. Two aimulated drawer pul 1 and bracket '--'with concealed cal• tar1 in genuine maple venee" and ulec:t hard wood aolid1. llluminot•d VHF and UHF Chan• nel numbers. 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GRADE 8- Edgar Abbott, Diana Aleshire, Barbara Archer, Linda Atkinson, George Arnott, Lynne Baker, Elizabeth Blaetlnar, Jim Boggs, Steve Bratton, Floranell Burney, Randy Butcher, Terr.Y CacUe, Randy Haynes, Trudy Hendrix, Roger Pearch, Steve Jewell, John Kauff, Bill Chaney, .Jon Dillard, Vicki Clark, Robin Crew, Cheryl Crossan, Paul Cunningham, Sue Cunningham, Jeff Darst, Gene Davis, Hoger Clark, Vickie DeLong, Bonnie Ebersba,·h, Christine Robinson, Linda Rupe, Mike Sayre, James Schmoll, John Slaven, William Stanley, Desiree Still, Steve McGuffin, Eugene Me- Ma,yer, Edie Mees, John Miller, Phil Miller, Paula Morris, Desiree Plke, Jane Thomas, Richard Vaughan, Dallas Weber, Andy Vaughan, Earnestine Wa1'd, Harold Wolfe, Marindl You~, Donna Francis, Beth Fultz, Nancy Gill, Sharon Wilson, Patty Glaze, Karen Hale, Terry Hall, Amy Harnm, JohnGerard,PattySmith. GRADE 7- Ezra Kiser, Mark Morris, Gary O'Dell, Paul Pearson, Rodney Pullins, Joe Rosenbaum, Deb Schuck, Keith Little, Mike May, Robert MoodiSJ)Bugh, Janet Morris, Donna Bunch, Fred Burney, Diana C&rse)', Jame6 Couch, Janet Davis, Joyce Davis, Ingrid Hawley, Jamer; Hlll,Michael Hayes, Dennis Hawk, Rodney Frecker, Steve A.ndersDil, John Ash, Karen Baity, David Barnhart, Ricky B1>lin, S8rah Boyles, Albert Smith, Handy Snider, HC<gina Bi~. 41', A11J.atant Patrol Leader, Sen- lor Pat.rol Leader, and currently aorvln& •• J...tor Aol!iotant Scoutmaster. For the put two years, Jimmie has served at Troop Bugler and this year was selected u a candidate to the Order of the Arrow b.lt was unable to attend the Ordeal. ·For his Eagle Scoot project, he chose to remove, clean and replace the bulbs and rehang the chandeliers In his church. This oonaisted ot approximately five hours of labor. >"!'EVE WILSON Steve Wi11011 became a B o y Scout in May, 196S,, and advanc~ ed through the rar\Ks to L l f e Scout In September, 1966. steve has attended m a n y camps and hikes with the troop, labOr. Ellis Js a member r1 the Or~ der of the Arrow and holds the God and Cowrtry rellglous award. He was recently selected a1 a candidate tor the •l}leport r1 the Nation,•• a Boy S <:out fl.l!ctlon to be held in New Jer..,- In February. In this he placed IIO<IJIId oo COOndl level. JAMEs JARRELL James Jarrell became a Boy Scout in November, 1963, and advanced through the raaks to Ute S<out in February, 1967. Jimmie's camping experience with 1118 troop consloto o1 troop weekend camp, summer camps at Camp Arrowhead and on to Plrllmoot National Scout Camp, Cimmaron, New Mexico, in 1966. He has hiked the 14 mile long Shawnee Trail two times and Ute 20 mlle Adahie Trail once. 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C.YIIIIIt Ttr•l ~ .- 1 Yollt OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 PM. MASON, W VA. ~:::::::::::::::::!.:M:el~a:ru:e~H;a;c;ke~tt~,~S~h;~~ly~ll:a~li,~=K:iM:e~y~,~C~h:ac:ie:s~M:cM~ill:in~,~l~li:ck~000000000000000000000000000000000~:::: • We Seovlce Who' We Sell Chnoe1, 0. Steve cbole to help witll h t 1 te~, made prellnt&tklnl of t h e ctwreh vacation Bible School, by Eaale Award1, the hiCbUt award aoolatlng the teechela and .,.._ to bo olUined in Scoullnid cting a one half hwr ree:rl8~ Lyle DunllhOor, MOM Dtltrh:t u .am~•~· Commlsaloner, presented a perUon period for the chUdrelh.•••·•.J• ecna1 letU!r or cont:ragulation to Steve is a membu ol the Or.. ·ell Scout fr tbe Nadon&! der of the -'trow and II MGM ea om Diotrict Chaj!ter Chlet. He olso Scouting Headquartera. 0, Goy Nash, Iormor MGM holdl a VIgil Honor in the Lodge. GIVES EAGLE CHARGE District Scout Exec:uUve, aM Choddo Hall, MGM District John HUbert, Troop Committee Scout Executive, gave the Ea- Chairman, also served •• rnem~ gle Charge and charged each bers r:A the Eagle CourL candidate .. To undertake hia cit~ Prior to the Eagle Ceremon• u lea, Naoh preoented the Slar izenship with solemn ca on Rank to Barry Cox and Flrlt to be a leader but lead only to. Class ranks to Da·1td Nibert, ward the beat; live up to every Jeff HUbert aM Matt Waldie taak you do and every office ' • you hold to the high len.l of Merit Badpa were pre.wed to David Nibert, LawrMce Fllserv i ~~~~ to God and your reIIow . men, and be among thole wbo kma, Greg Wamsley, Matt Wal .. lD"Mtat BOUDOIR ' ' I I • j COFFEE MATE .................... ::~~-.59~ GOTHAM PLASTICWARE _( _ .................... .......... .,.. ,_. ., '""' .... r• ..... - ttw HEAD LETTUCE ~ M SPANISH ONIONS 10¢,. PAL Longhorn Peanut Butter Cheese ,., 89~ 2 l/21l ~ 1•• 2 49e 1/2 lb. pkg. walnut, ,coppar 59~ . '. can •·. ... ' c.llnwf 1!oat IIJ\"- Vet. '~ . ...'' ~,. .: ... : lo¥oro lowt •· ' fR:, ., 99 . ;i ;~~ :~ .'i .,. ' Soivlnt ·DOOR . ·. u. ' ·-. ,..... .w........... • .. .·' . .:WAID CROSS SONS PUNCHBOWJ. siT liMit OolltoMII ...., ~~c . 01-· REGULAR ''" .. iOX 12's 12-~3-14 Rl&ht RestrYid To Limit Quantities $799 8 PIECE KITCHEN SO ... m FOR 411181 ON rv - • Volar $5.98 v.._ !lhh,o. '. ; ' AT Kidney Beans ~.ll!vWod LAZV SUSAN $299 a. C.V.~ - . Dlih ~- s,.ar/CrHO!Of w/ ' Size Can KROMEX A perfect gilt iclool STIIILESS STEEL· IIFTWIR.EASSORTMEIT troy 13 oz. 2~ knob and chrome cover • bo..d. Chrome, ... . . Joan of Arc No. I dlvlduolly Swanson·~ CHICKEN BROTH lnsullner, ball handla,. wallnut FOI. PAIRS GLO-WORM DOODLE LITE Full 3 quart IIH with lull poly- I IL CRISCO OIL 2 ICEBUCKm . 1-Jb. can LADIES' SEAMLESS MESH HOSIERY .... baloHtl ....., Hl'lll ••• • 24 oz. Bottle f'j ~-. ~ All popular colon HECK'S own ..Prlnceu Suo". All hi quality .. ... 8\\-11. Anort.cl c a I o r 1 oq~~t~lti.. ly 1tyiMI crptul·llb plattlc-ware. 1tU MAXWELL HOUSE ,Drip, Ree. or Elec. Perk .... . Crystal, Milk Glass, Moder~ Early American with AuortH ahaclas. From 17" to 21 ", PERfECT POl IEDIOOMS, DENS, UYING lOOMS GOTHAM PLASTIC WARE LARGE HEAD -. LAMPl • ~ Ass't. styles. For kllch•n•, bedroom• · and l:talhs. Choice of colon. 2tor $500 PHONOGRAPH Low Price Ori PIN-UP LAMPS · ·~ • 12 Cltpo 4 Konlnn, 2·pioclo Kakawr, Salt N' Poppor. In chMce of blad< ............--.trim. ' , . OIIIOW DEFROSTER GUN �• 4- I . n. Darily Sentinel, Mlddleport..Pomero;y, O.,Deeember 11, 1968 ~- Four Boy Scouts 'Eagled' in Troop 259 Honor Court mot:t wholesome youth procram.a a-let, eert:Wed the four Soouta otour time." and read. a summary of their 'hoop 251 - e d by I be Eogle Scouts William Knloht. acouting history, which folloW I: Ll&bi - - Co. (Jl.SJ Scoutmaater or Troop 257 .... Bill Dickson became a B o y ,, W. Va. PoiDt Pleooant. Eagle Scout Larry Wright ser- Scout in Octd>er, 1962, and ad~ Ito llr• l!oll• ODurt o1 ved as eseorts for tour Eagle vaneed through the ranks to l.Jie -Ill~ S<out in July, 19<15. in adillt!on • 1llo armory &lndoy ol- candidates: wunaln Dickson, son of Mr. to hia many weekend cam,ps wtth Dmw'd Waldie, ........... o1 and Mrs. WUbur Dick~~m, 2:108 the troop and summer camps at PT. PLEASANT - Boy Scout ... ·--·· · ----Mr. AliN" Lincoln Avenue: Ell:ls Conley, 1llo Car- ""' o1 Mr. aM Mrs. Gary Cm"" Cox 1llo -oaring ialtltmion. who, Oil bebalf of ley, 1915 Jetter son Boulevard; James Jarrell, SOD of Mr. and 1llo Gull'! .... Mrs. Melvin C, Jarrell, f06 1be loeal .,....,..,.u;r, axt.8.W a eordlal welcome to......,..,..,.. 22nd Slreet, aM Stephen WILscu, 1100 t1 Mr. and Mrs. Adam - - tbe Boy ...... Faye Wil~, 139 Park Drive, meat aa "'C....Ututb!l- o1 tbo all of Pl Pleasant. Er~~~Qett MorriiOil, holder of the Silver Beaver Award a n d Orp.nlzat1cl'l a n d Extenaioo Chairman for the MGM D i B- Camp Arrowhea~ he •U:ended the National Scout Camp, Clm~ marm., New Mexico, in July, 1965, and has hiked botti t h e 14 mile long hwnee and the 20 mile long Adahio traUa. He has heJd various positioos of leadership in the troop, Pa~ trol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leader and Senior Patrol Lead- er. For his Eagle Scout project, he chose to paint a picnic shel- ter in Kl"ldel Pork. The <IV fumillled the point aM 8 I I I fumllhod 1118 brulb, cleaning lbe troop CIO!olst o1 Pa1ro1 x-. er, Aaalstant Pa11'01 Leider. -rmaster and Ubrarlan. rap and OIJII!'O>d!lllfoly ala boura aM lllteen ...u..ies o! l!ord labor. BUI Ia a metiiber ot the Or- For hio Elgie Sa>ut ll<Qlect, Ellis chose to_clean and wu the five outside air. condldoner units at the church In preJ)I:r&· Uon for the winter mmths. 'Ibis coooiated o1 II>Proxlmately four der of the Arrow and holds the God and ward. <Alunti'Y ~o1181ou· ·- ELLIS CONLEY hours EIUB Cooley became • Boy Scout in April, 1962, anil advanced through the rankl to Life S<out in Jlli>', 1965. EUis has attended IIW\Y 'tn>Op - · camps and summer eaD\111 at camp Arrowhead. He too baa attended Philmoot National Seout Camp, Cimmaron, New Mexico, In 1966, and has hlked both the Shawnee and Adahie Trails. ms positions of leadership Jn Jr. High Honor Roll Announced ;t/111" HOLIDAY VALUES 1969 Zenith Color TV THE FUL TON-24.526M Charmi"'l Early American styled c<>mpact console with Early .l.meric:an atyi.O gollerr. Two aimulated drawer pul 1 and bracket '--'with concealed cal• tar1 in genuine maple venee" and ulec:t hard wood aolid1. llluminot•d VHF and UHF Chan• nel numbers. AFC-Zenith automatic line tun• c<>ntr<>l tun•• the sharr•• p<>nible piclure at the flic ol " lintt .. · Zenith Super 50 ho.,d cralted color TV chassis , for unrivoled de,p111ndgb i lily. Super Gold Video Guord Tuning Sy1te"' with fi••een carol gold conla crs foo longer TV 1(1., . Mo Payments Until Feb. '69 '"Iii Ridenour Radio & TV Principal Russell Moore today announced lbe Meigs JWlior lligtl School Hooor RoU for the second six weeks perjtXL The list includes: GRADE 9 - Steven Stanley, Milisa Rizer, Rosemacy Rice, Corutie Rlldford, Leanne Sebo, Becky Scaggs, Margaret Higgs, Robert Blark, Mike Cullwns,Doris Barnhart, Richard Ash, Irene Barnes, ~ Berry, Susan Andrews, Pam BW"son, Tom Crisp, David Krawsczyn, Connie Lanning, Charles Legar, Debra May, Mary Midkiff, Mark Miller, RobeL·t Miller, Cheryl Nelson, Darla Neutzling, Marla Neutzlin,g, Ann Ohlil16'er, Debbie Ohlinger, Steve Story, Mike Struble,JohnSwartz, Mike Taylor, Fred Thompson, :\lartin Vaughan, Joe Welker, Beck,}· Will, Clarence Williams, Brenda Woods, Becky Wright, Edward Young, Connie Grueser, Rick Kelly, JoEllen Diehl, Nancy Dixon, Roger Dixon, Andrea Dewhurst, Sheila Folmer, Debbie Garnes, Dennis Gilmore, Vic~ toria Grate, Nancy Greenlee, Pam Manley, Kent Kloes. GRADE 8- Edgar Abbott, Diana Aleshire, Barbara Archer, Linda Atkinson, George Arnott, Lynne Baker, Elizabeth Blaetlnar, Jim Boggs, Steve Bratton, Floranell Burney, Randy Butcher, Terr.Y CacUe, Randy Haynes, Trudy Hendrix, Roger Pearch, Steve Jewell, John Kauff, Bill Chaney, .Jon Dillard, Vicki Clark, Robin Crew, Cheryl Crossan, Paul Cunningham, Sue Cunningham, Jeff Darst, Gene Davis, Hoger Clark, Vickie DeLong, Bonnie Ebersba,·h, Christine Robinson, Linda Rupe, Mike Sayre, James Schmoll, John Slaven, William Stanley, Desiree Still, Steve McGuffin, Eugene Me- Ma,yer, Edie Mees, John Miller, Phil Miller, Paula Morris, Desiree Plke, Jane Thomas, Richard Vaughan, Dallas Weber, Andy Vaughan, Earnestine Wa1'd, Harold Wolfe, Marindl You~, Donna Francis, Beth Fultz, Nancy Gill, Sharon Wilson, Patty Glaze, Karen Hale, Terry Hall, Amy Harnm, JohnGerard,PattySmith. GRADE 7- Ezra Kiser, Mark Morris, Gary O'Dell, Paul Pearson, Rodney Pullins, Joe Rosenbaum, Deb Schuck, Keith Little, Mike May, Robert MoodiSJ)Bugh, Janet Morris, Donna Bunch, Fred Burney, Diana C&rse)', Jame6 Couch, Janet Davis, Joyce Davis, Ingrid Hawley, Jamer; Hlll,Michael Hayes, Dennis Hawk, Rodney Frecker, Steve A.ndersDil, John Ash, Karen Baity, David Barnhart, Ricky B1>lin, S8rah Boyles, Albert Smith, Handy Snider, HC<gina Bi~. 41', A11J.atant Patrol Leader, Sen- lor Pat.rol Leader, and currently aorvln& •• J...tor Aol!iotant Scoutmaster. For the put two years, Jimmie has served at Troop Bugler and this year was selected u a candidate to the Order of the Arrow b.lt was unable to attend the Ordeal. ·For his Eagle Scoot project, he chose to remove, clean and replace the bulbs and rehang the chandeliers In his church. This oonaisted ot approximately five hours of labor. >"!'EVE WILSON Steve Wi11011 became a B o y Scout in May, 196S,, and advanc~ ed through the rar\Ks to L l f e Scout In September, 1966. steve has attended m a n y camps and hikes with the troop, labOr. Ellis Js a member r1 the Or~ der of the Arrow and holds the God and Cowrtry rellglous award. He was recently selected a1 a candidate tor the •l}leport r1 the Nation,•• a Boy S <:out fl.l!ctlon to be held in New Jer..,- In February. In this he placed IIO<IJIId oo COOndl level. JAMEs JARRELL James Jarrell became a Boy Scout in November, 1963, and advanced through the raaks to Ute S<out in February, 1967. Jimmie's camping experience with 1118 troop consloto o1 troop weekend camp, summer camps at Camp Arrowhead and on to Plrllmoot National Scout Camp, Cimmaron, New Mexico, in 1966. He has hiked the 14 mile long Shawnee Trail two times and Ute 20 mlle Adahie Trail once. His positions or leadership ln the troop consist of Patrol Lead- summer camps at Camp Arrowhead and this year attended Philmont National Scout Camp in New Mexico. He has hiked the 14 mile long ~wnee Trail and the 20 mile long Adahie Trail. His J>Ollitlonsof leadership held In lhe consist of Patrol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leader, Quartermaster, and is wrrently serving as Junior Assistant Scoutmast.er, For his Eagle Scout project, 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 985·3308 7x3S . I • I ~ fetJ . - . , , ,.cciiM ..,.....,. I -iii.......hew. ~'"'" c- ..... .,..., r I ~ ,... IIIII..... -cate their hearts and hands ell~";!~~ we to the common good. n . I re Fred Nibert S<outm ster and llrent Mattox, illary Kilburn, ', :_..:.___ Mark Mohr aM Mark Weldla. Ken Mor ris, .~.ormer ,;]IQIUwa-- liMIT ONI I •' MODI!. #40112 • 40 Pll 'ROlli CUSTOMII STEAM..DRY IRON Hi level fill. Plenty of Iteam venh, Clear view heel for Ironing in oil direc1lons. Fob· UMIT 1 REVLON SPRAY 'LECTIA SOCKS Hldi1 op.tPI•' •~ ''111· ''0" b~l · rerle•, ~n, f!*t war"' ift ,olden w.alh••· Ne nellli for oold fe..t ••••I Sl••• Ill 11 11 1~. ric dial. Light weight Hlil" 1M.I ,.' R-Io• or Hanf.t..Hold liMIT 2 ..... v.... $9.95 J9c Dec. 17 through Dec. 23 TRANSISTOR RADIO BAnERIES ALl FRESII-FIRST QUAUTY 20" FUINITURE (0. • • • o Open All Day Thursday in Dec. Sturdy Cantit.V411r FranM Chrome HI RiM Handlebars Chromtt fenders tho Faii!OUI "RaaciiiiCIIIer ReMgacl•" $ Model #K1277 BELL-RINGER SAVINGS Modol #KI217 - · Vtioo $49.95 '. • ELBOW 2 '~•· 8· ·'9· ,.~ ACARONI ..................... 400 PIR STOlE 38 77 Retail Vcllue 40c liMIT 4 PEl CUSToMER ---"'11 VANITY FAIR These Local Merchants Serve You With Quality & Savings-No Fancy Frills, Just Yaluesl 9VOLT HECK'S AMF ROADMASTER DRAGSTER BIKES OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 MASON ' ~4.95 \. ',. ·---------------· HOLIDAY Store Hou ----------------· ~II 1«112. ' ~1099 ,, Beginning Monday Dec. 2 $30.00 .........."" .. C.YIIIIIt Ttr•l ~ .- 1 Yollt OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 PM. MASON, W VA. ~:::::::::::::::::!.:M:el~a:ru:e~H;a;c;ke~tt~,~S~h;~~ly~ll:a~li,~=K:iM:e~y~,~C~h:ac:ie:s~M:cM~ill:in~,~l~li:ck~000000000000000000000000000000000~:::: • We Seovlce Who' We Sell Chnoe1, 0. Steve cbole to help witll h t 1 te~, made prellnt&tklnl of t h e ctwreh vacation Bible School, by Eaale Award1, the hiCbUt award aoolatlng the teechela and .,.._ to bo olUined in Scoullnid cting a one half hwr ree:rl8~ Lyle DunllhOor, MOM Dtltrh:t u .am~•~· Commlsaloner, presented a perUon period for the chUdrelh.•••·•.J• ecna1 letU!r or cont:ragulation to Steve is a membu ol the Or.. ·ell Scout fr tbe Nadon&! der of the -'trow and II MGM ea om Diotrict Chaj!ter Chlet. He olso Scouting Headquartera. 0, Goy Nash, Iormor MGM holdl a VIgil Honor in the Lodge. GIVES EAGLE CHARGE District Scout Exec:uUve, aM Choddo Hall, MGM District John HUbert, Troop Committee Scout Executive, gave the Ea- Chairman, also served •• rnem~ gle Charge and charged each bers r:A the Eagle CourL candidate .. To undertake hia cit~ Prior to the Eagle Ceremon• u lea, Naoh preoented the Slar izenship with solemn ca on Rank to Barry Cox and Flrlt to be a leader but lead only to. Class ranks to Da·1td Nibert, ward the beat; live up to every Jeff HUbert aM Matt Waldie taak you do and every office ' • you hold to the high len.l of Merit Badpa were pre.wed to David Nibert, LawrMce Fllserv i ~~~~ to God and your reIIow . men, and be among thole wbo kma, Greg Wamsley, Matt Wal .. lD"Mtat BOUDOIR ' ' I I • j COFFEE MATE .................... ::~~-.59~ GOTHAM PLASTICWARE _( _ .................... .......... .,.. ,_. ., '""' .... r• ..... - ttw HEAD LETTUCE ~ M SPANISH ONIONS 10¢,. PAL Longhorn Peanut Butter Cheese ,., 89~ 2 l/21l ~ 1•• 2 49e 1/2 lb. pkg. walnut, ,coppar 59~ . '. can •·. ... ' c.llnwf 1!oat IIJ\"- Vet. '~ . ...'' ~,. .: ... : lo¥oro lowt •· ' fR:, ., 99 . ;i ;~~ :~ .'i .,. ' Soivlnt ·DOOR . ·. u. ' ·-. ,..... .w........... • .. .·' . .:WAID CROSS SONS PUNCHBOWJ. siT liMit OolltoMII ...., ~~c . 01-· REGULAR ''" .. iOX 12's 12-~3-14 Rl&ht RestrYid To Limit Quantities $799 8 PIECE KITCHEN SO ... m FOR 411181 ON rv - • Volar $5.98 v.._ !lhh,o. '. ; ' AT Kidney Beans ~.ll!vWod LAZV SUSAN $299 a. C.V.~ - . Dlih ~- s,.ar/CrHO!Of w/ ' Size Can KROMEX A perfect gilt iclool STIIILESS STEEL· IIFTWIR.EASSORTMEIT troy 13 oz. 2~ knob and chrome cover • bo..d. Chrome, ... . . Joan of Arc No. I dlvlduolly Swanson·~ CHICKEN BROTH lnsullner, ball handla,. wallnut FOI. PAIRS GLO-WORM DOODLE LITE Full 3 quart IIH with lull poly- I IL CRISCO OIL 2 ICEBUCKm . 1-Jb. can LADIES' SEAMLESS MESH HOSIERY .... baloHtl ....., Hl'lll ••• • 24 oz. Bottle f'j ~-. ~ All popular colon HECK'S own ..Prlnceu Suo". All hi quality .. ... 8\\-11. 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HDI4 SUNBEAM FLAIR Yov'ro always roady With lheiCind""' 20. JuJI plug Then 0~ off tho 20 P"•hoated rollers and do Y<MI' hair frono reO-up to bruth.... ln min- No water .. . No lotion ••• Na woll1'9 to dry. . Give vou...tf a brand - hairdo with ooft, 11ouncv cu•k and body that otoys. WITH 1181QL · 99 $ • Opem any 1i:r:• can 20 PER STORE ~ ... FROST SPRAY . AilEEN ON TV 6FOR COFFEl: r. •• CAl OPEIER MODEl P-12 fn8lllllt llalrstJIIN IJg KIYSTAL by "ONDER .48 SEEN ON TY o MAKES ANY STRENGTH .• ~ ..... 'Ai ... ·the:new KINDNESS·,.. SJ99 CUP CAPACITY MARKINGS Rml VoiR $4UI lt'H ~-8 o CONVENIENT CUP Easy to UY. Ju1t add tap woter. In 2 tone blue or ....... Model #320 FUNHOUSE FUN COMPLETE WITH KOOKY DISGUISES AND A FUNTASTIC FUNHOUSE MIRROR. ' SPRING ~IISPEJ'ISU).N. RITAIL VALUE o sat In leu than 20 minutes. DOIBLE BOUlER SET WHEELS. FULLY JOINTED. MOVING .EYES. SHE ol!lfitS:· SHE wffs. PERCOLATOR PRO HAIR DRYER I NO. VW7 VAN WYCK GENERAL ELECTRIC Go from dl"f hair to a new DELUXE •• A. 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' VMul $3.50 No. ' lUlU lATH-HAND & 80DY 1911 DESERT FLOWER CIFT SET INCLUDES LOTION-TOILET WATER HAND & IODY $158 IODY TALCUM IUIILf IADI LOTION .... ItS! DESERT FLOWER CIFT SET DUSTING POWDIRAND COLOGNI! $120 •110 ·' liST SlY ......... ·. ~ ' I • • .' I· • �__ ..,.. • .. . ......_r" I MC*Po\Y ' • ' 9A~... . -'·P.M. IN EFfECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY ., • 1 7 ' 10 ' STOIEHOUn ... NO. TP714 AIWA MONDAY TAPE RECORDER CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnoM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE .IEAREST YOU! SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M• -.J,-,.. .... .., ................................... .... ............................ _ ........... ..,.... ............. _ ........ tl""' ..... ..... ,..... ........... C...,... ....... ...., ..... II •, ww4. ...,. ,..,, , ........... , ...... . I· ' ' .FO'R .GIRLS AND B.OYS · PRICES IN EF.f'ECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY DEC. 15, 1968 SUNDAY ................. ,., ....,._ .......fw,...... ..... "'......· ,......, • ~ . 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QUALITY BUILT, BUDGET PRICED 99 ·~"'~ Rolol¥11oo$H.tS .....,., c.,_ SJ988 .l '' $2.69 , ELECTRIC CAl OPEIER HOT POT rettore your entire • fmbouod vinyl <""!' and 57~ I EL HAIR SETTER OR CHRitTIIAI PINE TIEl 98c Rml Voloo $9.95 VALUI • UfAIL VALUI • Complete with bottle opener Modoi#VW-7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ht , ...... Mi ~~~.. W llv. lhrwR alon. M..w IHDI4 SPRAY ,"- ·. · 'J ;'' ICICLES • floattng cutting wheel • "Flip Top" magnet to hold lid RADIO KIT ,r-tlc ...._ COLOR IETAIL VALUI UfAIL VALUE 57¢ . PROCTOR-SILEX HAIR DRYER •... ••Itt ...... ......................... $ HECK'S • 44 CHOICE ' NOW AT SURFACE. RETAIL VALUE . FOR PICTURE WINDOws. STORM DOORS OR ANY GlASS RETAIL NO. HDI4 SUNBEAM FLAIR Yov'ro always roady With lheiCind""' 20. JuJI plug Then 0~ off tho 20 P"•hoated rollers and do Y<MI' hair frono reO-up to bruth.... ln min- No water .. . No lotion ••• Na woll1'9 to dry. . Give vou...tf a brand - hairdo with ooft, 11ouncv cu•k and body that otoys. WITH 1181QL · 99 $ • Opem any 1i:r:• can 20 PER STORE ~ ... FROST SPRAY . AilEEN ON TV 6FOR COFFEl: r. •• CAl OPEIER MODEl P-12 fn8lllllt llalrstJIIN IJg KIYSTAL by "ONDER .48 SEEN ON TY o MAKES ANY STRENGTH .• ~ ..... 'Ai ... ·the:new KINDNESS·,.. SJ99 CUP CAPACITY MARKINGS Rml VoiR $4UI lt'H ~-8 o CONVENIENT CUP Easy to UY. Ju1t add tap woter. In 2 tone blue or ....... Model #320 FUNHOUSE FUN COMPLETE WITH KOOKY DISGUISES AND A FUNTASTIC FUNHOUSE MIRROR. ' SPRING ~IISPEJ'ISU).N. RITAIL VALUE o sat In leu than 20 minutes. DOIBLE BOUlER SET WHEELS. FULLY JOINTED. MOVING .EYES. SHE ol!lfitS:· SHE wffs. PERCOLATOR PRO HAIR DRYER I NO. VW7 VAN WYCK GENERAL ELECTRIC Go from dl"f hair to a new DELUXE •• A. HENRY -~~ft-. lml VoiR $H.H NO. 3ZO SCHICK COOL MIST You'll never be caught in curlers again with ... UfAIL VALUE AS SEfN ONJV CHROME FRAME AND HANDLE. 4 WHITE SFOKE 3 STYLES TO CHOOSE BIG 21 " DOLL ..... •sao RETAIL VALUE BIAI. YALW ,.---- ... OlflwN hMiil • .... • .. ond "-d . ,. wUh • ........ . lml VII• $9.95 - I I Value S19.95 ..... Y.... $41 .tl -#(- .,._... CNid ......... dktl 4relnl"l Model #VW-51 llfii'IWH ....,..""' l....ac- .-4• IIOOil "' I • HoolrHifwbollet --· $1177 • Pew...tvl l'fiOI'IIcu.. .n I ••• 6WIIIC-II 4 - · Of CIOIII. liMY ta ... ..... - INDESTRUCTIIII.I UFE LIKI STlUCTO TRuac51 wm,. lOOt NO. 5too DOLL . na...-o'IO'II A PERI'ECT GIFT FOR THE YOUNG "DRIVER'' YOUR HOME. $177 DRINK&WET _n_Y_ lET · TOUC:tltQ - . . ~.... Mel 149.95 DOLLS. IT CAN SFIN, TWIST, ROCK OR SCOOT ACROSS TH! 111!1 .H RETAIL VALUE HIGH CHAIR WITH DOLL ......... a.u•. ,,............ A••• ,.,. H.w71%...,... . . . . • wan ......... • A"""'-t• _, •'- ._ 101e11 fw ............... ....... .. TOP VACUUM SELECTRO SHAVER c..... ........ - ,.,.... -'-"·.. ................... oPuohbultonbocdw election • ~ Mel............... lwlht, coli- __,.,.,. OIICI cvHcl. ,...,_ ''C r..... , ...... ............... nrrva. IEWIII IACIIIE DUMP TRUCK TOO. AND A lOCKER FOR SLEePY "YYUNGER'' MOTHERS IN ~I ITRUCTO HYDRAULIC NO. 119 .... ,_ CWIIER NO. U43 IIASSINfRD . NO. CV300 REMINGTON MEN'I .,,_lollod .,_.,,_,........ . .....,..., ,. ... VIOUUI . 24" Model 9455 26" Model9465 IEAREST YOU! Mo- for holding lids. Handy cord ltorCJ98. 40 PER STORE $ 66 LIMIT I ' t . ' ' . Frelh Gift ld,al Give Him The Rugged Aroma 5's STAINLESS STEEL ttW~ lJMI! . • by Old Spice '· Gin SET B'f!!!;~Y i RETAIL VALUI $1 35 2~ RETAI. YAWl INCLUDISI OZ. AFTER SHA,VI J, COLQGNE AND $TICK IIECIIIOW«. .· 5 144 ' 4111 OL AFTER SHAVE 4~0LSPIIAYDIOD. ··. ' . . ' .' I ' ~ UfM SKIN .·BRACER . ..,.. . """ . i IITAIL YALUI ', ' • ~ 'II> .,. I T PL·I AS 64c ·. ' VMul $3.50 No. ' lUlU lATH-HAND & 80DY 1911 DESERT FLOWER CIFT SET INCLUDES LOTION-TOILET WATER HAND & IODY $158 IODY TALCUM IUIILf IADI LOTION .... ItS! DESERT FLOWER CIFT SET DUSTING POWDIRAND COLOGNI! $120 •110 ·' liST SlY ......... ·. ~ ' I • • .' I· • �MONDAY 1111'11 II EFFECT lOW SATURDAY 9A.M... Chides In many colors and 1tyl11. V-k, ""II ..,.,, ....~• .-!. ... Mock turtle, no¥ltlty. Sizes 3-6X ond 7-U. SUNDAY 1 .. 7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! SLACKS wool fabrics Acrylic Blends in REG. 2.97 1111 lEG. 3.97 1211 • THERMOSTAT CONTROl SCATTER RUGS PAm GIRDLE 99 PR. can with one of many holiday dresses sizes LADIES' 2-PIECE 1-3 HECK'S .•. 3-6X .. .7- lEO. 2.11 U. HliCK"S UO. Ul SKIRT SETS * 32 Gauge White and Pastelt *Size' S to 10 In AsSOfted Hot Shades d~signed $199 $299 hr Galvallll..t AlumlnUftl W' MltH • INOI'IIDU.&Ll' ,AQ.. AGID IN '!DNVIMIIO 10LU1 • t IN. Willi tr 15 fT. lONe. 1- FIBERGLASS DRAPES TWO-PIECE Inter- 100% Cotton LADIES' SHinS knit $1rirt tel 4 ttyle• ' with non-lkid feet ' . ·~ 1: Sizes 0-1 -2-3. . JUMPERS front, tordigan oncl Our .election of solids and Ret· ,, ·, * POckeb * lla<k * Zlp Back * Modr: . . . w... ....tloM, 1 ler tlylll,_111, pla1fic1. f OVIIN -·· .CAR • •. . OLD ANCHOR INNER TUBES $ $277 Belt STAPLE GUN o RUST PIIOOF .aJGAUONS -· ,. -. HOUSEHOLD o CRUSH PROOF POL YPIIOPYLENE FOR BASEMENT WHITE AND COLORS • LATEX-DRIES IN MINUTES • 2 GALLON CAN v Low PriCM *Scoop Neck, V-Neck ptinh. Sizes 1 0-16. TOOL BOX e RAIN PROOF e SPARK PROOf PAINT OFF Boy jacket. A Iorge .. ' lli • ' AND , . , cowl neck, tab SPORTSMEN btst insurance against cloggtd gutters, downtpouts ond Hwets. lock sleeper, lovely 2-pi&ee bonded NO. 1702 99 $1 • ADJUSTABLE TO Fn AU FLOOR FURNACES • DEFLECTS HOT AIR AWAY FROM WAUS AND FURNISHINGS 00 SJ.99 SLEEPERS ' -.' Housewife.. SAW WITH CARRYING CASE HEAT DEfLECTOR ...,w...,_, ' $29~EO. INFANTS'-TODDLERS' Hand Man to the POWER PANTIES * FRUIT Of THE LOOM 100% Auyllc Did you ever 1ee a dream walking? ... You 1 .. 7 No. U·l30·2 BLACK & DECKER LADIES' BRIEF BLANKET SLEE"PER for CHRISTMAS Fanciful fashions SUNDA\' . • INSTANT HEAT Color- white. Sizes: 5-M-l-Xl. INFANTS' All dressed up • SAFETY nP.OVER SWITCH CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOTTOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! $100 $ GIRLS' HOLIDAY DRESSES 9P.M. • 1320 WAns 2 styles to choose with satin ponol "ont, lido and ba<k. styiM wilh straight leg. Mony Sizet 8-1B. 9 A.M... LPV-6 pull-on colon . .. solids .. . ptoids. SATURDAY o\11 PAIIIIIUIUIO, LADIES' LYCRA lor ..,. MOfeAY · ELECTRIC HEATER AVAILABlE AT, CHAILPTON, ST. ALIANS, KANAWHA CITY, HUNTINGTON, ASHLAND AND POINT PLEASANT • CHROME SAFETY GRJLUi • POSITIVE All PURPOSE and mREHOURS NO. H13 PRESTO LPV-4 Sizes 8-18. AYAILAIU LADIES' Stylish J.F.D. ANTENNAS flanneb. A...,lk ond bonded l'loldt, Solido, ;9 P.M. SUNDAY DEC. 1$th, 1968 SURE ·~ DRY 25 POUNDS 11 $ 99 Solidt ond Prints LADIES' SCUFFS • Soil Cloth in many colon • Solids and Prints • Sizes S.M-L CAIIOI BLAIKETS c PR. MEN'S MEN'S THICK SET IVY PANTS *Permanent Press * * Model *Pre-Culled * * CORDUROY WORK PANTS Soil Releaw Belted Auorted colon Si:r.es 29· 42 • Precuffed o HOO¥)'Wolght e Wide lUI'IMI lelt loopt; • Durobl•, long wearing • Aut. colon MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS OUI lEO. IVY PANTS ..,., .•., Soloctlon al Celani your Chofce of Ctimat Cloth ar Carduooy In colon af ~~ hnu, Gold, llue. -·-· Styllna oona pod<- Pl. S3.99 $148 "-toe~ woalo, Kodol 1n Cardigan and "V" ..... 5-M-L-lll. AUTOMATIC TRAISIISSION FLUID QT. ALUMINUM THRESHOLD • STUIIDl SlEB. •TWO SHELVES &POUNDS WILD BIRD SEED 19c 48c o AU STU1 CON- STIUCTlOII Ends painting and maintainence. Vinyl center seals out cold air. $219 $100 $694 ' . ,, ' Chrome platod auto mlrror •.. univerlal ... fitl all model •. HEADREST ,....... ......... ...., ... , ........ ~ ..... ~UIIIIW. . $100 ........... "+111 • ...,.. $399 InAIL VALUE RETAIL VALUI •1.59 '2.50 48 ' \ \_ DUSTIIG POWDER ·. CAR SKIN CREAM DEHRT F1.0WIR POINT PLEASANT, .Second .S treet YANKEE NOXZEMA MOUTH WASH ..... 1122 ..,. ........ ""' ...... Wll LAVORIS · mAIL YA.LUr Held•• Of ,SWie .,.... Millieill CABINET 70UNCE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING •. OP QTS. LOTIONI 2 PAIRS $ 00 - 6PACK DE5£RT ROWIR HAND&BODY ttt.- Slut 6-16. OUR lEG. 15.99 Regular Co/lor Modelt · · p1rmonent Preu, S a 1i d Plaid1, Fanciet, in siotet 5-M· MOTOR OIL - BOYI' w-n e Sizes 30-42 loth Ivy Iutton Down L-XL. Styles-Berkshire by Beacon 55% Polyester, 45% Rayon Auorted Colora Size 72x90 Regular $5.00 InAiL VALUI f4.00 �MONDAY 1111'11 II EFFECT lOW SATURDAY 9A.M... Chides In many colors and 1tyl11. V-k, ""II ..,.,, ....~• .-!. ... Mock turtle, no¥ltlty. Sizes 3-6X ond 7-U. SUNDAY 1 .. 7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! SLACKS wool fabrics Acrylic Blends in REG. 2.97 1111 lEG. 3.97 1211 • THERMOSTAT CONTROl SCATTER RUGS PAm GIRDLE 99 PR. can with one of many holiday dresses sizes LADIES' 2-PIECE 1-3 HECK'S .•. 3-6X .. .7- lEO. 2.11 U. HliCK"S UO. Ul SKIRT SETS * 32 Gauge White and Pastelt *Size' S to 10 In AsSOfted Hot Shades d~signed $199 $299 hr Galvallll..t AlumlnUftl W' MltH • INOI'IIDU.&Ll' ,AQ.. AGID IN '!DNVIMIIO 10LU1 • t IN. Willi tr 15 fT. lONe. 1- FIBERGLASS DRAPES TWO-PIECE Inter- 100% Cotton LADIES' SHinS knit $1rirt tel 4 ttyle• ' with non-lkid feet ' . ·~ 1: Sizes 0-1 -2-3. . JUMPERS front, tordigan oncl Our .election of solids and Ret· ,, ·, * POckeb * lla<k * Zlp Back * Modr: . . . w... ....tloM, 1 ler tlylll,_111, pla1fic1. f OVIIN -·· .CAR • •. . OLD ANCHOR INNER TUBES $ $277 Belt STAPLE GUN o RUST PIIOOF .aJGAUONS -· ,. -. HOUSEHOLD o CRUSH PROOF POL YPIIOPYLENE FOR BASEMENT WHITE AND COLORS • LATEX-DRIES IN MINUTES • 2 GALLON CAN v Low PriCM *Scoop Neck, V-Neck ptinh. Sizes 1 0-16. TOOL BOX e RAIN PROOF e SPARK PROOf PAINT OFF Boy jacket. A Iorge .. ' lli • ' AND , . , cowl neck, tab SPORTSMEN btst insurance against cloggtd gutters, downtpouts ond Hwets. lock sleeper, lovely 2-pi&ee bonded NO. 1702 99 $1 • ADJUSTABLE TO Fn AU FLOOR FURNACES • DEFLECTS HOT AIR AWAY FROM WAUS AND FURNISHINGS 00 SJ.99 SLEEPERS ' -.' Housewife.. SAW WITH CARRYING CASE HEAT DEfLECTOR ...,w...,_, ' $29~EO. INFANTS'-TODDLERS' Hand Man to the POWER PANTIES * FRUIT Of THE LOOM 100% Auyllc Did you ever 1ee a dream walking? ... You 1 .. 7 No. U·l30·2 BLACK & DECKER LADIES' BRIEF BLANKET SLEE"PER for CHRISTMAS Fanciful fashions SUNDA\' . • INSTANT HEAT Color- white. Sizes: 5-M-l-Xl. INFANTS' All dressed up • SAFETY nP.OVER SWITCH CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOTTOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! $100 $ GIRLS' HOLIDAY DRESSES 9P.M. • 1320 WAns 2 styles to choose with satin ponol "ont, lido and ba<k. styiM wilh straight leg. Mony Sizet 8-1B. 9 A.M... LPV-6 pull-on colon . .. solids .. . ptoids. SATURDAY o\11 PAIIIIIUIUIO, LADIES' LYCRA lor ..,. MOfeAY · ELECTRIC HEATER AVAILABlE AT, CHAILPTON, ST. ALIANS, KANAWHA CITY, HUNTINGTON, ASHLAND AND POINT PLEASANT • CHROME SAFETY GRJLUi • POSITIVE All PURPOSE and mREHOURS NO. H13 PRESTO LPV-4 Sizes 8-18. AYAILAIU LADIES' Stylish J.F.D. ANTENNAS flanneb. A...,lk ond bonded l'loldt, Solido, ;9 P.M. SUNDAY DEC. 1$th, 1968 SURE ·~ DRY 25 POUNDS 11 $ 99 Solidt ond Prints LADIES' SCUFFS • Soil Cloth in many colon • Solids and Prints • Sizes S.M-L CAIIOI BLAIKETS c PR. MEN'S MEN'S THICK SET IVY PANTS *Permanent Press * * Model *Pre-Culled * * CORDUROY WORK PANTS Soil Releaw Belted Auorted colon Si:r.es 29· 42 • Precuffed o HOO¥)'Wolght e Wide lUI'IMI lelt loopt; • Durobl•, long wearing • Aut. colon MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS OUI lEO. IVY PANTS ..,., .•., Soloctlon al Celani your Chofce of Ctimat Cloth ar Carduooy In colon af ~~ hnu, Gold, llue. -·-· Styllna oona pod<- Pl. S3.99 $148 "-toe~ woalo, Kodol 1n Cardigan and "V" ..... 5-M-L-lll. AUTOMATIC TRAISIISSION FLUID QT. ALUMINUM THRESHOLD • STUIIDl SlEB. •TWO SHELVES &POUNDS WILD BIRD SEED 19c 48c o AU STU1 CON- STIUCTlOII Ends painting and maintainence. Vinyl center seals out cold air. $219 $100 $694 ' . ,, ' Chrome platod auto mlrror •.. univerlal ... fitl all model •. HEADREST ,....... ......... ...., ... , ........ ~ ..... ~UIIIIW. . $100 ........... "+111 • ...,.. $399 InAIL VALUE RETAIL VALUI •1.59 '2.50 48 ' \ \_ DUSTIIG POWDER ·. CAR SKIN CREAM DEHRT F1.0WIR POINT PLEASANT, .Second .S treet YANKEE NOXZEMA MOUTH WASH ..... 1122 ..,. ........ ""' ...... Wll LAVORIS · mAIL YA.LUr Held•• Of ,SWie .,.... Millieill CABINET 70UNCE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING •. OP QTS. LOTIONI 2 PAIRS $ 00 - 6PACK DE5£RT ROWIR HAND&BODY ttt.- Slut 6-16. OUR lEG. 15.99 Regular Co/lor Modelt · · p1rmonent Preu, S a 1i d Plaid1, Fanciet, in siotet 5-M· MOTOR OIL - BOYI' w-n e Sizes 30-42 loth Ivy Iutton Down L-XL. Styles-Berkshire by Beacon 55% Polyester, 45% Rayon Auorted Colora Size 72x90 Regular $5.00 InAiL VALUI f4.00 �11 - The Dally Sentinel, Middlep011-l'omer0)', O, ,llo~,·embcr 11, 1968 nve days viattlrw the Amish terrHory at Lanl:Uter, Pa., and at r Gettysburg, Pa. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostic anti weddl-.: d David Housh ard MJss lly MilS. FllANrlS MOHlll~ " childrt:'n of Welch, W. va., spent , Mrs. Present Cross underwept Cheryl llawklns of Cleve.land. the holidal' weekend here. Other surgery at llolzer Medical Cen- 1>avtd is the ton of Dale ltotndt, Day vtstlors were Thanksgiving who spent tile weekond i.n Hacine. ter. 1 Mr. ard Mrs. MilCord Frederick Mr. and Mrs. FraNt l1elarll Mr. and Mrs. llenry R~ and children of Miners ville, Mr, spent 1 week ln Akron with rela!. took their daughter, .Mrs. h'an and Mrs. Jack Bostick and flm.. tlves. Their dlughter, Mildred; Powell ard claughtera to McGuire Uy ot Racine, L&ura Circle and. Joined them Thanksgl vi~ Eno Air Base, New Jersey, to leave James Jackson, Dorcaa, Mr. and route home saturday they ~~ Cor Engl.allt to join her husband. Mrs. Chlirles Pullins and son, ped in Columbus td attend the Mr. and Mrs. Cleland then spent Long Bottmt, Nellie Huner or Nelsonvtlle. They aU visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, daughter, Debbie, aDd brother, Wald Johnson. Mn. Wallace Amberger of Che!lter arll Mrs. Elmer Freck~ er or Pine Grove visited their ® aunt, Ethel Wheeler aOO their cousin, Ada Bays, recently. Thanksgiving dimer guests of Mrs. Gretta Stmpsoo were Mr. . . .ND CASUALt and Mr&r-Bud Simpsoo o( Porn· eroy, Mrs. LUUan Hayman an:l Mike and Mrs. Lovey Sayre, local. C&llen intheafternoonwere Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sbq)son and son. Paneroy. Mrs. Ted Martschand son, an. ly, oC Oneicla, Ky. , spent Thanksgiving holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle and Harold. Kenneth swart or Akron spent the holiday weekerxl wilh his Downy mother, Mrs. James Swart and the Al Crow family. Mrs. Thorne Cottrill of Logan was an overnight guest of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and also visited Mrs. Ada Bays. Dr. Kathryn Philson and Miss Beth Jordan of Blacksburg, VL, were holiday weekend guests of Wh.re Shoes Are Sentlbly Pric•d Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson. MIDDLEPORT. 0. Miss Mar,v Alice NeaseofParma epent Thanksgiving with her Member of mother, Mrs. Carrie Nease. Mr. aid Mrs. Bob Birch and Raeine Social Events -. JUST IN TIME ·FOR THE HOLIDAYS MONDAY thru HECK'S I.AIIL SATURDAY • Long laoHng 1 .. 7 PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROuGH • SUNDAY DEC. 15, 1961 PaapPi- • hi qualliy SUNDAY CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! HuSh "D" Bl 9 A.M ... ' 9 P.M. • GuaraniHd COLT BOW SET UOPOUNDHT BARBEW COMBIIATIOI •-IIOrandPiates • "PP. 110 s12·99 Also Boys and Youths everything you need! •14•• e C:...pl... 110 Pouncl Sol 6FOR $ 88 30 to 45 lbs. MENS BOOTS RETAIL VAWE $15.95 mAIL VAWI $24.11 RETAIL VALUE 4 PLACE RACK $19.95 NO. 425 COLEMAN moil.,. quallly ldlo-d.lod "'' ooloctod hardwood, ............d 10 dolo•• WALNUT Gllit.lN fiNISH. loll lined for gvn 2 BURNER STOVE :::.::;n.~· .:;::,~~ own #200 ... #300 ... #400 .. ....... ,_._. I poulllll fiMr fill. full ell ,,_ ..d liry. f~dt to if1 carrying case of 18". ....... ........,. .........., q.p., ,.. ............ . _,_,..~ THE SHOE BOX $1177 IETAL VAlUE .... protktlon. OIEAT OIFr FOR DAD $~.95 INGELS Ov.niM .•. 1-1111MI ~ ..... _.,._,1 RETAIL 117.91 FOOTBALL &TEE ALL Y3 OFF ........................... _.,.... __ _._ ........ . $299 llllllllllld: ......................... ..... VALUE w.& lliM¥J .., . . $7.91 OUR LOW, LQW DISCOUNT .. PRICE NO. 220 DOLEMAl SPALDING BASKETBALL • • • HY-weave built p8rmalite cover . .. Heavy Duty double n y I o n $ BEGINNING FRIDAY, 13TH ..........1::1 • ..,.. . . . .,., willll ..... ...... RETAIL Official size and weighl GUN CASES RODS Economy priced leather football molies a great .gift IOf the " Beginning Star" 164KT ~--- I ..... ,.., BALL GLOVE - LAITERI Floods 100ft. oreo witfl clean smoke-free light SlormproOI . . . thla model 77 has a TOBACCO SET double 6 Promium plpo '"' by MAIL POUCH , _ pockod. wound. #16,. INSULATED UNDERWEAR NO. 0121 HUTCH A $12.95 101 ••• ono af the booK Featuring piv!Mnf taffeta ahell and lining, li oz. 90/10 ocryllc fill In attractive brown finish. Only one ... ptr custonMW at this fontalfk: low prkel Sizes tmaH 10 extra ...... ••• • •• · ••• • • NOW a revolutionary CONCEPT in stereo SOUND ... • • •• •• • "' '• ••• •• •• • SOLID-STATE CIRCLE ~ ~ of ~ • • .• ~ BOOTS Contolns heiiMI w/fac• mask, lhoul_. pad• 1wo calor jonoy. o!ld padded panll. ~ 1969 ~ •• tp,.............. 1.... fully lnaulolod, -rprool boallo .... 6 .. 12. ' lets you bear full, ticb natutaf steteo sound anywhete in the room SOUND Zenith Introduce• •thrlllina. dlmen · in Stereo Sound. No matter 1lon when you alt In th• roa rn, "you're surrounded•' with perrec:Uy bel· Console Stereo c::nt ....... anced, n•tural stareo sound. llolaiiValoe mAIL Retail VAWI Value $4.10 $14.11 Graduates Saturday The Galllpolla Buslnus c o 1. erama- · - will hold its amual tion exercises at 7 p.m., &rtur- dlQ', Dec. 14 01 tho Wa!lliDglon Elementary School AudiiiOrium. The public to Invited. ~er for the event wlll be Rev. Albert H. MacKenzie, Rec. IIOr ot the Saint I'Oter's~s-' Church. Gallipolis. Diplomas are to be awarded to Sandra Mae Adkins, Alexan· dria, VIrginia; Faye 1..J1cllie Bales, Bidwell; Pallj< Lellhelt Bush, Minersville; 9drley Coleen Casto, Evans, W. Va.; George Oakley Faudreo, Point Pleuam; Jane AIUI George, Bidwell; Cl~ Ray Hesson, Point Pleasant; Anita A. Houdashelt, Holzer Medical Center; FirM 0 . lkadley, Ashland, K)'.; Mn. Ave. Visitirw: hours 2.-4 and 7-8 Edna E. Smltll, Ironton; Mrs. p.m. Parents only on Pediatricl Zerilda Rutherford, RL 1 Kenova; Mrs. MUUe C.udtll, ftt. 2 Word. Catlettlbura:, Ky.; Mrs. calvert Admi11ions Mrs. Ethel M. Klicker, 94 Lo- E. Stowr, Jackson; David L. cust St.; Charles M. Neal, 836 Hale, Rt. 2 Gall Hill; Jtanson L Third A...e.; Mrs. Roger L. Bush, Gage, Bartlett; Mrs. MolJie Rigw 6281h Third Ave.; Gary Reynolds, gle, Ashland, Ky. i Mrs. Clarence R. Rimmer, Coli Grove. Rt.. 2 BidweU; Mrs. Paul E. RwJ. Births sell, Lower River Rd. i Elmer Mrs. Herbert D. O.ilders, Geer, RL 1 VInton; Joseph A. Gillman, Rt.. 1 Ewingtoo.; Jesse Wellston. son, 7:14a.m. Tuesday. Discharges A. Brown, Rt. 1 Letart; Richard Rl('hftl'd L Bateman. Mn . E. Clutter, Millwood, W. Va.; Raymon:l F. Musgrave, Pt. Pleas- MerrUI E. Brown. Mrs. James ant; Eber S. Gillllan, Chester; S. Buchanan, H•rry Coughenour, James L Spencer, Rt. I Racine; Jr., Mrs. Gary D. Finley, Paul Mlris 5ar¥1ra K. Taylor, Rt. I A. Foster, Alan L. Gardner, Mrs. Middleport; William A. Snyder, Melvin B. Grimm, Bret Harri. Middleoort; Mrs. Herbert D. son, Clifford H. Hogstein, Virgil Chllders, Wellston; Mrs. Harriet Justice , Mrs. William R. Kenne- (;\! ARRY GETS CHANCE NEW ... ~ Gin SET AfTU SIIAVI I COLOGNE • oz. OLD SPICE HAl KARATI AFTER SHAVE &COLOGIE COLOIIE o1nsn •. • : .. • 35 :• .; NO. 275 MI!NNIN GIRSET liTAIL VAWI LIMITED STOCK! SHOP EARLY!• • :• SIT NO.- $155 mAIL VALUI 1 I •• OLD SP.ICE UME IITM InAIL VALUI IITM VALIII VAWI $3.50 $3.50 $2.75 • ... • . i •• % .. ·1~9. I : ' .............. Bonavena ' I • ••• -•- I - • I ' thelr Tuelllllr ·- Point Pleasant; Romona.Johnson, Crown City; Frank A. Krautter, GalUpoUa; Jolm Michael MeCor~ mlck, Gallipolis; Dlaoa Kay McCreed.Y, Galllpolto; Jeanine Fae MIUer, New Haven; John lfar. vey Mur~, Pbint Pleasant; steven Wayne News, Events T ? - ,!..!.c:-ISTEREO ~P-Sa. DIAMOND k e~ RINGS The Truly Trea sured Gift r Give the Accutrorf Timepiece for Christmas C I! L~ BRI T V 1400 W EDD IN G RING 8 7 . !1 0 dish. Mrs. Ben ~cer and M r s. Ralph Slain Antiquity called or SUnd8s on Mrs. Rill' Heiney. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear1011 visited ln Zanesville Tue&day • with -M.o. Floyd ~· Mrs-. Mae Pearson accompanied them extended visit with Mrs. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gloedmer were called to Al~a. Va • recently due to the hospitalization of their daugblor. Mrs. Larry Badgel.l' . Mr. and Mr!l. Junior Salser. Mike and Rita, of Dorcas were ~do.Y dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson, SaUy Savage and Robin. Mr. and Mrs. Sllerman Ford of Muon called at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hlll to see tbeir dauglrter. Jan, who waa inked in an auto accident Mr. and Mrs. Bob IDll and Mrs. Glad¥& Shields took Mrs. F.dnll Rouab to COiumbuo limclaY to meet Mr. and Mrs. Walter tceun• "241" Stalnl... Still, WaDJ· "Hot 4og/', "23-Uiddoo," ' 'drugsku'e cOwboy ,'' and "eat's pajamas" are slang expressions which first ap· peared in the comic strips of Thomas (Ted) Dorgan , The Attutrvn rnowement does not dlllpend an wltchworb. lnsteld, an elfe. tron~rld tunln1 furl iMps ,.._ else H• thi'OIJD vibrlllons. In fKt, M whose words have outlived his pictures, The World AI· -t manac notes . Hot dog, for e x a m p I e, w as coined around 1900 when he drew some sausages that said "Bow Wow" and which he called "hot dogs" in the be- DJ'MI....... llceMI . . . . . .. ........ Doll illd Hinds. IIICI! Corflill Strap. f1tiM eo v. . . . . ._,_ .,......, monlhlr __, wiUil• MZ:UnM••IULOWI WE ARE A " GOLD STAR & NECKLACES WATCH BANDS JADE OilY X, PEARL RINGS AND MANY OTHERS CORNELIA'S JEWELS MOTHER'S CROWN PINS BULOVA & WYLER WATCHES STORE" OPEN EVENINGS STARTING FRI ., DEC. 13 - MEEKER LEATHER GOODS MASONIC RINGS DIAMOND ONYX RINGS . HEMATITE RINGS SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS RONSON & ZIPPO LIGHTER ANSON TIE TACKS, KEY HOLDERS, CUFF LINKS, MONEY CLIPS lief that dog meat was used in frankfurters . Okinawa, dominant island of the Rvukyu archipelago, is 67 miles long and from two to l!J miles wide. Mcl>ade of Troy where M r a. Roullll will viol! for au lncleflnlte time, Tbe Hllls and M r s. Shields also visited Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster at Colwnbua, Mrs. Herbert Roush called oo Grea - . . . . ._s_,to 1Jielr 1101110 of tho )riiD~EPQitT · . . · ' frH ffrf• ~ IIOdel: FlmOIIQDwiandfather, Bellaa, Sr., apent a 41f wllb lit. lad Mrl. (lor. "" A Glf1·A-RAMA MERCHANT .·Fb'RNlT,RE. •.. home tho Mrs• iloriha - . for the wlnlar. Mra. R.,..r Beqle and chit• drtn on Vialtlng Mr. and Mra. MarviD Wldlersham fm' a ...,... while Mra. Beolle to loeotiiiiJ a place lor them to l!Q In Fred· oridlltown ........ _ha •• elllllialY- 3·49 95 S MarviD Wickersham spent Fri. dlQ' In COlumbus "'-lnB. Mr. and Mrs. 1llQ' Ruosell of Newark ore _.una TlwlkBIIfvlnll """" with Mr. and Mrs • BUI FCil. David Foz of Cillo unr. verst~, Athelia, wtU aloo villi tbe Foxea. ~ Mr11. Ferae fla1man apentbdo.Y with Mro. Wellto' Bells Jr. Mr. and Mrl. :r.JeShlel41haVO R~rd Chln.. r'wlth M~rq·Toueh~ 2G.Tor]e Arm. SoUd-Stat. 140-waH putt mulk: power amplifier •nd FM/AM/Stereo FM R•dlo. ~ and hear Zenlth'a -~"'• Clrctt o~n~ CO('tOit Ster.O today! ~.J liST Ill in night championship flght. aiWeU-. Circle of Sou111d Speaker ~~oYitiiM; St~·Prect~ WAS $595.00 ONLY As Loog As They l,ut • • • ' II'DKIR SYITIII .,._,,.;..,.,...1• .. 4-co•'"· '""i·r.....r.,.,.,..,... • Pt.,.n •• ,_,.coif ~V/i•. a'EST ~;YET TQ G~ T~E ElesT flelr 111• Of 511.....1... f .UILT.. N CIIICI.I OF SOUND Tllo SCIIU8liiT • •oOiol ZIUW Distlncttvely deslped, Modern-lt)le 'cablntt·ln oil-finished Walnut~~~"" and select hardwood IC)Iids· hat center lift lkl With to4d·bac:k tront for easy 1tCC81t to contrail. cabinet houQS Zenlth't elitluslve .~ • (UPI)- T1r17 a:· , Mrs. Feme Haymu.llld Mrs. 4 YORK . Cburt:b • Is , .,_ . Happy Holidays, Mom? ·There's simply no need to let one dish, or hundreds, dlsiort the pleuure of your holidays! An electric dishwasher does !his harrowing, time-consuming job fMr and better than you can. It uses water hot enough for healthful sanitizing ••• Witter much too.hot for your hands to standi Bring the view from your kltcllen bticklnto · locus. Buy,an electric dishwasher. It's automatic. . COWM!i!US ,,AND SCllJn-!ERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY - - _. ' . . -. ' '· Bremer, Madl100 Squan Glr- . _..,. den matchmaker, -~ ,.,.;; · · Monday that he has a«erii!1 .· .·, Jerry Quarry~ Loa Anpl. . 1"! ahot at Joe Frazier' a vente. fll t:'"'W. the world heavywe181C UU.O. ·' providing Frazier gets b7 OK'at' GalUpoiJ&; Judaline C. Jackson, Apple Grove Rowe, HAl KARATE • a Mrs. Vondora Kalgbtlng &lldh. Mrs. Feme Hoyman will take her &mday clda of the East Lelut Church 110 Gallipolis Frldo,y whete they will vlsll dlll'erent places of Interest and will eat lllll<h at Bob Evans Souuge reatourant. Attending will be Pam Buch, ~ Roullll, l'lwl sus 77 GBU Class Newberry, Letart. w. Va.; Ga.ry W. Palmer, Che ~ sbjte; Emma Marte Richards, Gallipolis; Nellie R. Roach, Gallipolis; Nell Dean Ross, Rome . N. Y.; Shelley Sarrett, Gallipolls; Howard G. Sa,yre, Render. son; Lydia C. Stephens, Galli· ):lOlls Ferry; Jan Tope, Gallipo~ Us; ~sao Beth Warner, Ma~ son; Arnol F. Weaver, New BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney call- Haven; Wanda L. Yester, Polnt ed Slll~ on Mrs. Henry Davis, Pleasant, and Jane Am Young. Mrs. Ullie Combs at Ravena~ Gallipoiio. w<JOCI, W. Va., and visited with Mr. and Mrs. BiJI Shumway at Parkersburg. The WSCS ol tbe local Metho. FACTS dlst Church will bold its amual Christmas part.y at the church annex Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. Each member is to bring a gift for paUents at Athens State Hospltal. A gift for exchange and a ham dinner will be sened and each member is to bring a oovered to her home In Racine alter an •• Full olq GREIN NO. 7091 FOORALL OUTFIT· SizM for 2 to 12 year olds. - .. All leather. ·gg manti<. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL MAS .. . d.Y, Olarfo• E. .:..nino, - Clyde D. Day, MrL Lntii:IMI K McC.rtne)', Cl)rdeMaunt,.{;,arJ L. Nebon, P-elt Ill IWria. Mrs. Lem1 M. Ober~, · becca E. Publllll, WflileJ;,.,;;_;,;:e;..-,~, Reed, Glen T. Scotl, Mr-. fl ~r, Jr., Martin 1, .._,.ley, Mra,. Gertrude SUIIIIir',Mr&. Elbert Ta.Yior. lltlrOM Howard, Clarence Mcaw:w, Mr~ J . Richard Foreman and .._. daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Sl-. aoo i.ntant son, Mra. Murin W.Spears and infant son. Mra. 1111a S. Spriggs and infant 10ft. WORLD ALMANAC BIG VALUE NO. 64KT HUTCH children and ltoger Birch ot Bellevue were holiday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch anti Mr. aftd Mrs. Grover S.lser, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold llawk ot Springfield were weeke.-t guasti or Mr. and Mra.. Ben PhUson and Mrs. Mini Lewis. Mrs. babel S~son 19ert the holida.Y with M('. and Mra. Joe Beckwith and ~ at Parker.. burg, W. VL Mi .. June Nei.JlerofCOlumbua apent several.,& with her par. eats, Mr. ~ Mrs. George Nelgler. · Mr. and Mra. Thereon Jofm.. 11011. IPent Thanksgivi~ wUh Mr. arll Mrs. Seott Whee)er at Wheel~ ersburg. Mr. arll Mrs: 0\18.1 Diddle and Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Powell were weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Roy ·Roush and family at Free-dom, PL Rev. and M, 0 aul Sellenentertained withh .anksglvirw:dln.ner. Guests were Mr. ard Mn. Dennis Eynon and Mr. and Mrs. EmU EYnon. Me. and Mrs. Roy Hendricks and son of Union f'ur. nace were weekend guests. Mr. aJXt Mrs. Brian Simp801l and ctliklren o! Woodsfield were Thanksgi vtrw guests ot their par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp. son and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris joined Mr. andMrs.DelbertMor· rls of Athena at the home of their slster, Elsle Roush, Porneroy, tor a ThanksgivirwDaydinner. �11 - The Dally Sentinel, Middlep011-l'omer0)', O, ,llo~,·embcr 11, 1968 nve days viattlrw the Amish terrHory at Lanl:Uter, Pa., and at r Gettysburg, Pa. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostic anti weddl-.: d David Housh ard MJss lly MilS. FllANrlS MOHlll~ " childrt:'n of Welch, W. va., spent , Mrs. Present Cross underwept Cheryl llawklns of Cleve.land. the holidal' weekend here. Other surgery at llolzer Medical Cen- 1>avtd is the ton of Dale ltotndt, Day vtstlors were Thanksgiving who spent tile weekond i.n Hacine. ter. 1 Mr. ard Mrs. MilCord Frederick Mr. and Mrs. FraNt l1elarll Mr. and Mrs. llenry R~ and children of Miners ville, Mr, spent 1 week ln Akron with rela!. took their daughter, .Mrs. h'an and Mrs. Jack Bostick and flm.. tlves. Their dlughter, Mildred; Powell ard claughtera to McGuire Uy ot Racine, L&ura Circle and. Joined them Thanksgl vi~ Eno Air Base, New Jersey, to leave James Jackson, Dorcaa, Mr. and route home saturday they ~~ Cor Engl.allt to join her husband. Mrs. Chlirles Pullins and son, ped in Columbus td attend the Mr. and Mrs. Cleland then spent Long Bottmt, Nellie Huner or Nelsonvtlle. They aU visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, daughter, Debbie, aDd brother, Wald Johnson. Mn. Wallace Amberger of Che!lter arll Mrs. Elmer Freck~ er or Pine Grove visited their ® aunt, Ethel Wheeler aOO their cousin, Ada Bays, recently. Thanksgiving dimer guests of Mrs. Gretta Stmpsoo were Mr. . . .ND CASUALt and Mr&r-Bud Simpsoo o( Porn· eroy, Mrs. LUUan Hayman an:l Mike and Mrs. Lovey Sayre, local. C&llen intheafternoonwere Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sbq)son and son. Paneroy. Mrs. Ted Martschand son, an. ly, oC Oneicla, Ky. , spent Thanksgiving holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle and Harold. Kenneth swart or Akron spent the holiday weekerxl wilh his Downy mother, Mrs. James Swart and the Al Crow family. Mrs. Thorne Cottrill of Logan was an overnight guest of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and also visited Mrs. Ada Bays. Dr. Kathryn Philson and Miss Beth Jordan of Blacksburg, VL, were holiday weekend guests of Wh.re Shoes Are Sentlbly Pric•d Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson. MIDDLEPORT. 0. Miss Mar,v Alice NeaseofParma epent Thanksgiving with her Member of mother, Mrs. Carrie Nease. Mr. aid Mrs. Bob Birch and Raeine Social Events -. JUST IN TIME ·FOR THE HOLIDAYS MONDAY thru HECK'S I.AIIL SATURDAY • Long laoHng 1 .. 7 PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROuGH • SUNDAY DEC. 15, 1961 PaapPi- • hi qualliy SUNDAY CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! HuSh "D" Bl 9 A.M ... ' 9 P.M. • GuaraniHd COLT BOW SET UOPOUNDHT BARBEW COMBIIATIOI •-IIOrandPiates • "PP. 110 s12·99 Also Boys and Youths everything you need! •14•• e C:...pl... 110 Pouncl Sol 6FOR $ 88 30 to 45 lbs. MENS BOOTS RETAIL VAWE $15.95 mAIL VAWI $24.11 RETAIL VALUE 4 PLACE RACK $19.95 NO. 425 COLEMAN moil.,. quallly ldlo-d.lod "'' ooloctod hardwood, ............d 10 dolo•• WALNUT Gllit.lN fiNISH. loll lined for gvn 2 BURNER STOVE :::.::;n.~· .:;::,~~ own #200 ... #300 ... #400 .. ....... ,_._. I poulllll fiMr fill. full ell ,,_ ..d liry. f~dt to if1 carrying case of 18". ....... ........,. .........., q.p., ,.. ............ . _,_,..~ THE SHOE BOX $1177 IETAL VAlUE .... protktlon. OIEAT OIFr FOR DAD $~.95 INGELS Ov.niM .•. 1-1111MI ~ ..... _.,._,1 RETAIL 117.91 FOOTBALL &TEE ALL Y3 OFF ........................... _.,.... __ _._ ........ . $299 llllllllllld: ......................... ..... VALUE w.& lliM¥J .., . . $7.91 OUR LOW, LQW DISCOUNT .. PRICE NO. 220 DOLEMAl SPALDING BASKETBALL • • • HY-weave built p8rmalite cover . .. Heavy Duty double n y I o n $ BEGINNING FRIDAY, 13TH ..........1::1 • ..,.. . . . .,., willll ..... ...... RETAIL Official size and weighl GUN CASES RODS Economy priced leather football molies a great .gift IOf the " Beginning Star" 164KT ~--- I ..... ,.., BALL GLOVE - LAITERI Floods 100ft. oreo witfl clean smoke-free light SlormproOI . . . thla model 77 has a TOBACCO SET double 6 Promium plpo '"' by MAIL POUCH , _ pockod. wound. #16,. INSULATED UNDERWEAR NO. 0121 HUTCH A $12.95 101 ••• ono af the booK Featuring piv!Mnf taffeta ahell and lining, li oz. 90/10 ocryllc fill In attractive brown finish. Only one ... ptr custonMW at this fontalfk: low prkel Sizes tmaH 10 extra ...... ••• • •• · ••• • • NOW a revolutionary CONCEPT in stereo SOUND ... • • •• •• • "' '• ••• •• •• • SOLID-STATE CIRCLE ~ ~ of ~ • • .• ~ BOOTS Contolns heiiMI w/fac• mask, lhoul_. pad• 1wo calor jonoy. o!ld padded panll. ~ 1969 ~ •• tp,.............. 1.... fully lnaulolod, -rprool boallo .... 6 .. 12. ' lets you bear full, ticb natutaf steteo sound anywhete in the room SOUND Zenith Introduce• •thrlllina. dlmen · in Stereo Sound. No matter 1lon when you alt In th• roa rn, "you're surrounded•' with perrec:Uy bel· Console Stereo c::nt ....... anced, n•tural stareo sound. llolaiiValoe mAIL Retail VAWI Value $4.10 $14.11 Graduates Saturday The Galllpolla Buslnus c o 1. erama- · - will hold its amual tion exercises at 7 p.m., &rtur- dlQ', Dec. 14 01 tho Wa!lliDglon Elementary School AudiiiOrium. The public to Invited. ~er for the event wlll be Rev. Albert H. MacKenzie, Rec. IIOr ot the Saint I'Oter's~s-' Church. Gallipolis. Diplomas are to be awarded to Sandra Mae Adkins, Alexan· dria, VIrginia; Faye 1..J1cllie Bales, Bidwell; Pallj< Lellhelt Bush, Minersville; 9drley Coleen Casto, Evans, W. Va.; George Oakley Faudreo, Point Pleuam; Jane AIUI George, Bidwell; Cl~ Ray Hesson, Point Pleasant; Anita A. Houdashelt, Holzer Medical Center; FirM 0 . lkadley, Ashland, K)'.; Mn. Ave. Visitirw: hours 2.-4 and 7-8 Edna E. Smltll, Ironton; Mrs. p.m. Parents only on Pediatricl Zerilda Rutherford, RL 1 Kenova; Mrs. MUUe C.udtll, ftt. 2 Word. Catlettlbura:, Ky.; Mrs. calvert Admi11ions Mrs. Ethel M. Klicker, 94 Lo- E. Stowr, Jackson; David L. cust St.; Charles M. Neal, 836 Hale, Rt. 2 Gall Hill; Jtanson L Third A...e.; Mrs. Roger L. Bush, Gage, Bartlett; Mrs. MolJie Rigw 6281h Third Ave.; Gary Reynolds, gle, Ashland, Ky. i Mrs. Clarence R. Rimmer, Coli Grove. Rt.. 2 BidweU; Mrs. Paul E. RwJ. Births sell, Lower River Rd. i Elmer Mrs. Herbert D. O.ilders, Geer, RL 1 VInton; Joseph A. Gillman, Rt.. 1 Ewingtoo.; Jesse Wellston. son, 7:14a.m. Tuesday. Discharges A. Brown, Rt. 1 Letart; Richard Rl('hftl'd L Bateman. Mn . E. Clutter, Millwood, W. Va.; Raymon:l F. Musgrave, Pt. Pleas- MerrUI E. Brown. Mrs. James ant; Eber S. Gillllan, Chester; S. Buchanan, H•rry Coughenour, James L Spencer, Rt. I Racine; Jr., Mrs. Gary D. Finley, Paul Mlris 5ar¥1ra K. Taylor, Rt. I A. Foster, Alan L. Gardner, Mrs. Middleport; William A. Snyder, Melvin B. Grimm, Bret Harri. Middleoort; Mrs. Herbert D. son, Clifford H. Hogstein, Virgil Chllders, Wellston; Mrs. Harriet Justice , Mrs. William R. Kenne- (;\! ARRY GETS CHANCE NEW ... ~ Gin SET AfTU SIIAVI I COLOGNE • oz. OLD SPICE HAl KARATI AFTER SHAVE &COLOGIE COLOIIE o1nsn •. • : .. • 35 :• .; NO. 275 MI!NNIN GIRSET liTAIL VAWI LIMITED STOCK! SHOP EARLY!• • :• SIT NO.- $155 mAIL VALUI 1 I •• OLD SP.ICE UME IITM InAIL VALUI IITM VALIII VAWI $3.50 $3.50 $2.75 • ... • . i •• % .. ·1~9. I : ' .............. Bonavena ' I • ••• -•- I - • I ' thelr Tuelllllr ·- Point Pleasant; Romona.Johnson, Crown City; Frank A. Krautter, GalUpoUa; Jolm Michael MeCor~ mlck, Gallipolis; Dlaoa Kay McCreed.Y, Galllpolto; Jeanine Fae MIUer, New Haven; John lfar. vey Mur~, Pbint Pleasant; steven Wayne News, Events T ? - ,!..!.c:-ISTEREO ~P-Sa. DIAMOND k e~ RINGS The Truly Trea sured Gift r Give the Accutrorf Timepiece for Christmas C I! L~ BRI T V 1400 W EDD IN G RING 8 7 . !1 0 dish. Mrs. Ben ~cer and M r s. Ralph Slain Antiquity called or SUnd8s on Mrs. Rill' Heiney. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear1011 visited ln Zanesville Tue&day • with -M.o. Floyd ~· Mrs-. Mae Pearson accompanied them extended visit with Mrs. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gloedmer were called to Al~a. Va • recently due to the hospitalization of their daugblor. Mrs. Larry Badgel.l' . Mr. and Mr!l. Junior Salser. Mike and Rita, of Dorcas were ~do.Y dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson, SaUy Savage and Robin. Mr. and Mrs. Sllerman Ford of Muon called at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hlll to see tbeir dauglrter. Jan, who waa inked in an auto accident Mr. and Mrs. Bob IDll and Mrs. Glad¥& Shields took Mrs. F.dnll Rouab to COiumbuo limclaY to meet Mr. and Mrs. Walter tceun• "241" Stalnl... Still, WaDJ· "Hot 4og/', "23-Uiddoo," ' 'drugsku'e cOwboy ,'' and "eat's pajamas" are slang expressions which first ap· peared in the comic strips of Thomas (Ted) Dorgan , The Attutrvn rnowement does not dlllpend an wltchworb. lnsteld, an elfe. tron~rld tunln1 furl iMps ,.._ else H• thi'OIJD vibrlllons. In fKt, M whose words have outlived his pictures, The World AI· -t manac notes . Hot dog, for e x a m p I e, w as coined around 1900 when he drew some sausages that said "Bow Wow" and which he called "hot dogs" in the be- DJ'MI....... llceMI . . . . . .. ........ Doll illd Hinds. IIICI! Corflill Strap. f1tiM eo v. . . . . ._,_ .,......, monlhlr __, wiUil• MZ:UnM••IULOWI WE ARE A " GOLD STAR & NECKLACES WATCH BANDS JADE OilY X, PEARL RINGS AND MANY OTHERS CORNELIA'S JEWELS MOTHER'S CROWN PINS BULOVA & WYLER WATCHES STORE" OPEN EVENINGS STARTING FRI ., DEC. 13 - MEEKER LEATHER GOODS MASONIC RINGS DIAMOND ONYX RINGS . HEMATITE RINGS SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS RONSON & ZIPPO LIGHTER ANSON TIE TACKS, KEY HOLDERS, CUFF LINKS, MONEY CLIPS lief that dog meat was used in frankfurters . Okinawa, dominant island of the Rvukyu archipelago, is 67 miles long and from two to l!J miles wide. Mcl>ade of Troy where M r a. Roullll will viol! for au lncleflnlte time, Tbe Hllls and M r s. Shields also visited Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster at Colwnbua, Mrs. Herbert Roush called oo Grea - . . . . ._s_,to 1Jielr 1101110 of tho )riiD~EPQitT · . . · ' frH ffrf• ~ IIOdel: FlmOIIQDwiandfather, Bellaa, Sr., apent a 41f wllb lit. lad Mrl. (lor. "" A Glf1·A-RAMA MERCHANT .·Fb'RNlT,RE. •.. home tho Mrs• iloriha - . for the wlnlar. Mra. R.,..r Beqle and chit• drtn on Vialtlng Mr. and Mra. MarviD Wldlersham fm' a ...,... while Mra. Beolle to loeotiiiiJ a place lor them to l!Q In Fred· oridlltown ........ _ha •• elllllialY- 3·49 95 S MarviD Wickersham spent Fri. dlQ' In COlumbus "'-lnB. Mr. and Mrs. 1llQ' Ruosell of Newark ore _.una TlwlkBIIfvlnll """" with Mr. and Mrs • BUI FCil. David Foz of Cillo unr. verst~, Athelia, wtU aloo villi tbe Foxea. ~ Mr11. Ferae fla1man apentbdo.Y with Mro. Wellto' Bells Jr. Mr. and Mrl. :r.JeShlel41haVO R~rd Chln.. r'wlth M~rq·Toueh~ 2G.Tor]e Arm. SoUd-Stat. 140-waH putt mulk: power amplifier •nd FM/AM/Stereo FM R•dlo. ~ and hear Zenlth'a -~"'• Clrctt o~n~ CO('tOit Ster.O today! ~.J liST Ill in night championship flght. aiWeU-. Circle of Sou111d Speaker ~~oYitiiM; St~·Prect~ WAS $595.00 ONLY As Loog As They l,ut • • • ' II'DKIR SYITIII .,._,,.;..,.,...1• .. 4-co•'"· '""i·r.....r.,.,.,..,... • Pt.,.n •• ,_,.coif ~V/i•. a'EST ~;YET TQ G~ T~E ElesT flelr 111• Of 511.....1... f .UILT.. N CIIICI.I OF SOUND Tllo SCIIU8liiT • •oOiol ZIUW Distlncttvely deslped, Modern-lt)le 'cablntt·ln oil-finished Walnut~~~"" and select hardwood IC)Iids· hat center lift lkl With to4d·bac:k tront for easy 1tCC81t to contrail. cabinet houQS Zenlth't elitluslve .~ • (UPI)- T1r17 a:· , Mrs. Feme Haymu.llld Mrs. 4 YORK . Cburt:b • Is , .,_ . Happy Holidays, Mom? ·There's simply no need to let one dish, or hundreds, dlsiort the pleuure of your holidays! An electric dishwasher does !his harrowing, time-consuming job fMr and better than you can. It uses water hot enough for healthful sanitizing ••• Witter much too.hot for your hands to standi Bring the view from your kltcllen bticklnto · locus. Buy,an electric dishwasher. It's automatic. . COWM!i!US ,,AND SCllJn-!ERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY - - _. ' . . -. ' '· Bremer, Madl100 Squan Glr- . _..,. den matchmaker, -~ ,.,.;; · · Monday that he has a«erii!1 .· .·, Jerry Quarry~ Loa Anpl. . 1"! ahot at Joe Frazier' a vente. fll t:'"'W. the world heavywe181C UU.O. ·' providing Frazier gets b7 OK'at' GalUpoiJ&; Judaline C. Jackson, Apple Grove Rowe, HAl KARATE • a Mrs. Vondora Kalgbtlng &lldh. Mrs. Feme Hoyman will take her &mday clda of the East Lelut Church 110 Gallipolis Frldo,y whete they will vlsll dlll'erent places of Interest and will eat lllll<h at Bob Evans Souuge reatourant. Attending will be Pam Buch, ~ Roullll, l'lwl sus 77 GBU Class Newberry, Letart. w. Va.; Ga.ry W. Palmer, Che ~ sbjte; Emma Marte Richards, Gallipolis; Nellie R. Roach, Gallipolis; Nell Dean Ross, Rome . N. Y.; Shelley Sarrett, Gallipolls; Howard G. Sa,yre, Render. son; Lydia C. Stephens, Galli· ):lOlls Ferry; Jan Tope, Gallipo~ Us; ~sao Beth Warner, Ma~ son; Arnol F. Weaver, New BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney call- Haven; Wanda L. Yester, Polnt ed Slll~ on Mrs. Henry Davis, Pleasant, and Jane Am Young. Mrs. Ullie Combs at Ravena~ Gallipoiio. w<JOCI, W. Va., and visited with Mr. and Mrs. BiJI Shumway at Parkersburg. The WSCS ol tbe local Metho. FACTS dlst Church will bold its amual Christmas part.y at the church annex Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. Each member is to bring a gift for paUents at Athens State Hospltal. A gift for exchange and a ham dinner will be sened and each member is to bring a oovered to her home In Racine alter an •• Full olq GREIN NO. 7091 FOORALL OUTFIT· SizM for 2 to 12 year olds. - .. All leather. ·gg manti<. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL MAS .. . d.Y, Olarfo• E. .:..nino, - Clyde D. Day, MrL Lntii:IMI K McC.rtne)', Cl)rdeMaunt,.{;,arJ L. Nebon, P-elt Ill IWria. Mrs. Lem1 M. Ober~, · becca E. Publllll, WflileJ;,.,;;_;,;:e;..-,~, Reed, Glen T. Scotl, Mr-. fl ~r, Jr., Martin 1, .._,.ley, Mra,. Gertrude SUIIIIir',Mr&. Elbert Ta.Yior. lltlrOM Howard, Clarence Mcaw:w, Mr~ J . Richard Foreman and .._. daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Sl-. aoo i.ntant son, Mra. Murin W.Spears and infant son. Mra. 1111a S. Spriggs and infant 10ft. WORLD ALMANAC BIG VALUE NO. 64KT HUTCH children and ltoger Birch ot Bellevue were holiday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch anti Mr. aftd Mrs. Grover S.lser, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold llawk ot Springfield were weeke.-t guasti or Mr. and Mra.. Ben PhUson and Mrs. Mini Lewis. Mrs. babel S~son 19ert the holida.Y with M('. and Mra. Joe Beckwith and ~ at Parker.. burg, W. VL Mi .. June Nei.JlerofCOlumbua apent several.,& with her par. eats, Mr. ~ Mrs. George Nelgler. · Mr. and Mra. Thereon Jofm.. 11011. IPent Thanksgivi~ wUh Mr. arll Mrs. Seott Whee)er at Wheel~ ersburg. Mr. arll Mrs: 0\18.1 Diddle and Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Powell were weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Roy ·Roush and family at Free-dom, PL Rev. and M, 0 aul Sellenentertained withh .anksglvirw:dln.ner. Guests were Mr. ard Mn. Dennis Eynon and Mr. and Mrs. EmU EYnon. Me. and Mrs. Roy Hendricks and son of Union f'ur. nace were weekend guests. Mr. aJXt Mrs. Brian Simp801l and ctliklren o! Woodsfield were Thanksgi vtrw guests ot their par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp. son and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris joined Mr. andMrs.DelbertMor· rls of Athena at the home of their slster, Elsle Roush, Porneroy, tor a ThanksgivirwDaydinner. �'I-,.,.). ,_ -· , , _ ...... .. ~ • .. -~ ... · -· ~ --- . ''"" ' .... .. .._~ . . .. - - - · . •. -- .. • · ·····~- ... ..... . • Schoo.~ Unio;n Asks Recognition by &nne intetestl.ng idtl'-son oom~ municationa media were recent11 voiced In the editorial column ol a Tenth District n&WIIJMlper. The ltems included O,E.O. ad- viet on st:artlng • newspaper, and the topic of censorship. The writer ol the editorial the Oftlce of Economic 0p. porttmlt;y had a copy ol. a new11paper published by the New Jeraey Community Action Training Institute, Inc. , a nm - profit ;ji, agencY lounded by the O,E.O. The newspaper waa aald to be tile COUOIY V-qnal • Todl c.nter.• Fn..... olio ao ardiiWd to bo Ids per eon! at 111 al. IJI'O'al of reoommendalklla tile Cllllraded prieo mac1o by lqJI. 1. Smltl! lowanee to lbo Maaoa COUOIY coaeol'lllllalbo _ _ . . . ...,_ Boord at Edu- "''""'""" callcnal.tedmleal ....-: cent for work '"' thla alreod,y (1) Thol tile TOIII81BOO'Sebool · completAod 11111 oervlceo to bo Pl......, LaboJoator1 bo retain- renderodbjrthe1Wm<-Sebool oc1 u eoqoultanto to aoalll lll • plomlng 1111>, allowjng Fl'am[llal tile wrlllnl at. tile - ' a JIOI at llvo per ....t at tho opociOcatlonalneludiD(..,...n· eontra<ted price lor lbo buildlatioolbipt, space aJioeafionllti inJ, lite rovlow, review alplaDo, 11111 Lowoll N. Cook, YOeallonal ,._ general concept dovolopnont of porn-, Jalcl the ·aile woold the Maom Count;y Voeallonal - bo11o to bo aaloded for Teehllleal Center. Thlo ~will tile COllier as tile conlract 1111111 ed, biased p.~bllcltion. appltcattms tor wUon member~ eourae ta questtonahte. be ckl'le in. eooperation wW:l t h e be let tcr Jame 30, 1969, Cook Ttda Ia another area In which ship onc1 had paid o $2 IJplleaFollOwlns muebdlocuoolon, tile Weot VIrginia Bur..., of Voea- that tile locloral Pornwe must makecertainthatprivate tion fee . board lnformed tM represent.a. t1onal, Tedmical and Alldt r.w. ment reCOIIUDC!DdB a 15 acre plot enterprise does not suffer be~ He said the union's primary tives tbat the matter would be cation. for a ee~. but that aeveral cause of government sUbsidy . alms, llhoold It bo reeosalzod, takoa under coolkleral1on 11111 le00 That WUIIam F r - bo places have uaed Ieos land for would be job security, improve. gal advise for tbe board would. employed as architect tO dell-lin t.beJr eent.era. bo 81M111Jt. BY JIW(JNE WALTtliS mlllb lll bouro 11111 wwk PI'. PLEASANT- Ros>n-- - · W. . said tile 1011oo tadveo at tile Amalpmat.d TrOll- will IIIII ottempt oor doeo lt c1oolt Unloo, AFL.CIO, CLC DIY!- 111'0 to loke aWQ ..,.. authoralcm 153t _....s before tile IIJ f1'0m lbo boord. lila..., CollniV BoordalFArea---lpmolodbad Tuo~ nl8llt Ollldlla 1 h o orpnlzed U.O bois drlvoraln Kaboord to reeosalzo Amal-11 nawha, Lincoln, - . Mln&o 1top aDd think. ed ao tho un1oo to rOjll'aseni 11111 Lopa ~. liiWeotVIrThomu Jel'er1011 once wrote, tile acbool bus driven of Ma- llnla. AJ>liotl. told the board lbat "Error at Ollinlon 111'1 bo tolorCounty, there was two WQO tho ated where reaam Ia lett free 1100James Abbolt, lnlol'llatlolla , could recocnl>• .tho lOIIon _ by to combat it. •• Representative of AmaQamated oonfirtnaticm: of .aare8ment or Tbe O.E.O. newspaper, it It at Woohlngtm, D;IC, ,...,pokes- adopt ao agreement ao boord were operat:lng with guyernment man, lnlormlns tile boord lhot policy. He Aid, of eourae, the fUnds could be Inclined to print of the 43 bus drivers omploy- un1oo could prefer 1 un1oo 0011• what would amount to a cataoreel by the board r1 have olpod tract but the lopllt;y at t h 1 0 Oilier act1m at tile board..... Ins regular ooulal waa tile .,. Board Elev• ..._ at --"onjl • teehnleal ......... bo11o ...... ~ - - by tile v_..,l M' vlior7 - - to 1J> liiiD doe eentar, but Maaoa . CcluniJ hu _ . . . . . , .-aoriiiiJIIoo 117 to do thla. - o r , tben mull bo 5 areaa to ~ and the localeomw would probobiJ lfart 7 or 8. Wbon quelllllllod by the boord an tile lee lor tile oervleoa at the Ttm.e11ee School Platmtq Laboratocy, Cook aald It would probobly bo an actual coolbulo llbleb Ia $100 per dl,y 111112$ dl,yo -ld bo Involved. Plac:emmta ~ telchera by tbe boord lui nl8llt - • WWiam ~pebut. New Havtnac:bool, ef. rec:Uve aeeobd semester, end Allon Paneal<e, Pt. PleuIIDt Jr. IU&h, ~~e HC· ood - - · r 0 PIa el n a Ell•- Wallorii<Jil, Copehart 'and l'llleake are ....-ron~~¥ oel'¥lllg U N>lllllQ lolcbora, A lolehor IIIDJlloyec! wu Harold Llo7d DWoy, Jr., Pl. Pl•oant Jr. 1f11h School, bolln· nina tho H<OIICI IOIII. . .r, replac:lnsRuthSOwyero. SUbiUtute lolehoro hlrod were COrob'n Am Adldna Cummlnp ond Marauerlte Elsol. Rell&natlc:ms were aecep&ed from Amo M. Petnrco, teuhor at Pl. Ploo- Jr. H Ia b School tt!oetlvo Jan. 22, 1969 11111 Vlroona Barker, who wu employed tlut not .Plaeed. and now hu ro.loc:tod a poiiUm. Marilyn Clarke, New Raven School, secretar,-, reaiped et.. (Coatl...,.onPqe13) or terl pages expensive, coated p:~per and loaded copy. The pur- pose was apparently to instruct Extra Plaid local anti-poverty and other groups in the art ol. putting out a " commWlity action newspaper." The fmal paragraph tbe lead article is quoted aa say1ng WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 m " this newspaper tells you everything you need to know about putting out a comnumity action. new&· paper . Many local newspapei-s don't really pa.y attention to your problems, do t:he.y? You really need your own newspaper, clon't you? Well , what are you waiting s I (bcopl itemo po-oloibited by low) Coupon v.lid Thru Dec. 17 lt1 AH Columbr.ls Unit AlP Star. One coupon redeemed with ..ch $20 purchase. '• The newspaper also gave a list of the disadvantages of selling the paper and the advantages . FULL 7-RIIS NO HUIIIHS nicipal, state or federal. L 1 k e treatment was given the Vietnam war and domestic problems. Letters to the editor were censored. Only those praialng the gov. ernment were used. Deleted news was highllghted by blank spaces. Those must have given the reader cause to Honor Granddaughter ,.l mbut Un~ A&P Stor.. o.. coupoo ..dHmod wah uch SID pooch.... Whole Pork Loin Roast Pork Loin Roast ~~~Lg~"'!ro, ... 6tc Pork Loin Roast ~TER • We think it's excellence of product. Jane Parker Fruit Cake, we also dec.ided to bake the \ est. ,. FULL 7·1NCH CUT Fryer (i)uarters PORK CHOPS Beef Rib Roast ~~39~ ..': That's why Jane Parker Fruit Cake was then Sirloin M GhDJI • • GaulllrJ Style Spare Rilll Fresh Perk Uver • • F111h Gui.Up FIJen • and is today over 2/3 fruits and nuts Just eno~.&gh delicious cake to hold together the bounty of cherries imported from France, pineapple from the Far East, ' ! Swla Steak :'~~~~ • Elllllll Ruat Fresh lrtiH Glucll DeiiiiiiM . . . . . ...... ,._5lc ... ate ••. Uc I I and meaty pecans from the South. 7lc ...... At,P FRESH PRODUCE VAWES! ~~ FlU ltlab • • :;:::stn IMAGINE, THE 5-LB. CAKE COSTS ONLY $4.59. Now you know why Jane Parker Fruit Cake /0' ~ACir\C n .... Prlcol - 24c 10· ~:,69c Seedless Grapefruit Fmll~. . CaUfornia Navel Orancl$ • TEA CO. INC . Why Pay More? • • • • • • .,. Royal Prince Y 3 ·~-.z;:;:-. ·. 3 Hunt's Catsup •••. .. .. 00 1 Veg-All ~: 1 s1oo 3 Charmin Tissue ••• Eight O'Clock Coffee ·.&· Apple Sauce • • • • • c••• o;i:.;;Ec~;;EA:~lE &':= Freest_o ae Peaches . J::&39~ c••• •t• . MIXED YEGETAILES • • • WHY PAYMORE?-SAVE 17c:!-2c: OFFLAB,~L s 4-roll packs · 1·1b. •ts• •t• •t• SAVE 16c:I-MILD end MELLOW • ~ THOUGHTS MONDAY There i! nothing better for thot he should eat 4 man than WHY PAY MORE-A&P BRAND and t d.rink _, an_ d f1nd enjoymen~ . :n hu toll. This aUo, I .saw, '-! from the hand of God. -Ecc:l. 2 :24. Your FrleiNIIy A & 1 • • • No true bod permanent llnl•llutlne•Bee•"~~· ~ac .,_lle•I"=Cen . . I'!:Uc lflll"!nllllhlell Gar• • ......,.......... FAI DETERGENT Giant Size 831>'t = Ol sueAit =. . . . o ._ HASH- Jane Parker BuysI SPECIAL LOW PRICEI-SAVE 29cl WHYPAYMORE?-SAVE 15c:l kinson and son; Rorald Mccarty; John Gerlach; John Wayan; Valeria White; Mrs. Charles Meadows and daughter. CHOCOLATI CHIP 11M n MP FIOD.N SPECIAL LOW PRICEI-SAVE 35cl SAVE D,q. Cookia AI P Tomato Juice 4 '1 00 Sweet Potatoa .:::.o • S:: '1011 Slla• Dr•inc ':!."f • • ~ 3t Grape Jelly 2 : 5t Colby LO=IN lt Potatoes • • :,~··· o BIG BUYS on A&P Groceri es ! Troplc•a Orange Drink 1:'' u.~. No: I Size A P.S. Wouldn't it make a great gift lor someone! Lt67, Wky Pay More? Idaho Potatoes We think, too, that value has made it popular. ter, Kermah Pridemore, with a TUESDAY Those who lu;lve believing masters must fiot be disr~· IP<<tjul gn the ground that they ar' brethren; rather they mUst serve all the better Iince thou who btnefit by their Sl.'rmte are belUvers and beloved. T e a c h and urge thtse duties.- ! Timothy 6:2. ••• . citron from Italy, sun-drenched raisins from California One other thing you should know: You can buy it only at A•P. fame can bY founded except ln labors which promote tlie happiness of m a n t 1n d.Charles Sumner, former U.S. aenator from Massachusett11. I - . )' ... A&P BRAND-SLICED OR HALVES .JANI PAIUII - PWN or HIDID 4~ 1 WITH COUPON IEI.OW lo•in HoM Flnr ·• • 25:".'1" -·····"•,-,,·-· ........ 4-·::·-.................. ,.................... . ~ laP Savel o.it~~~OF Ro•i• Hootl Elolr ,· Caupoo v.... n.. Sat. '1" 14111 Ito .... Colilooltoo U.tt ·~---- ·· ·- - 11e1az T111ate 111•up ... . ...... o:::·uc lra11 liard ll"lets ...w.:ou:.. •:;:· 31• ..... •Dnu '"'""t~Al'l'l: •• . . ...... 1 I rtll II _. M lll'li'VrJ ...,,, 31« Upftl Oaln Stup Mil . . .... .. . . . ::•; 31« c.r. & .. Ohlt llq b .............. .. .. ..:-. ... . Frocll'l ........... M1d......... 'l:· W . :00:: •••. ,.,..... ··~ lla4fl .. - ...... ..,.. ... ....... ... ...... • • 0 • •• 0 •• • • 0 0 ' 0 . . .,& Req.dre taleherJ Mrved lt1 purpoee and be con- dentl In a non ...ehool sp:IIIIOI'· tlnuod. 1lte evliuatlon shall bo eel aetlviiJ. The>' 111'1 101ect a lllOdl -IUvob' by the prln. aebool reprelelltadve. lllo>llcate 011 aetlvlt;v prevlooodpal 11111 tho •dlvll1 b' Oliprovod by orllldA walttat summary ot thla eval- -0 """"' Mason Area - 80WDI or anted -cal lloor~eoglh turquoise crepe IIJd nDM&I.YI of white roae. bud11 and wtdt.e mums. Mr. Harold Roush ol Hartford served as belt man. Nuptial music wao played by Miss LuQ Boomer. For her daughter"• wedding, Mra. Greene chose a green booded coat dreaa and black accessories. Her corsage waa White mum11. Followfnl the ceremony are- eeptlon was held at the home ot the bride' I grandpiLrcal&, Mr . and Mra. George Gr.eoe, Sr. 1be color scheme ol pi~ and white was carrifld out at the bride' a table. The two • tiered IIOcldlng eai<e, ......,. by a bride and groom, was accented by plnk and white flowora. Atallting .at thereceptimwere Mrs. FJien Rile and Mra. Nor man Greene, aunto at tile bride. Gue.U at the reception were Rev. and John Coppodi:, Mr•. Union Mra. llarry Re1tm1n ... ..._ blo, Mr. 11111 Mra. z.r. Ide 0. Mr. oncl Nro. J .a • • • Heltmlro and Cbol')'l, llro. c.l· .... Gn.to, Mr. oncl Nrf, - neth Grand Jodd, ll.r-11;.. Ralllh er-, Mro, G I or. e Greene &-.', Jandara BUt.. ( Cootllued from Page 12) fecUve Dec. 20, 19P. Leave of absenorJs were grant. eel to Ruth Sawyers, Elizabeth Watt.er11011 and Siaron Barnette. The board granted permiulon to the Maam Count;y 1 c h o o l bands to participate lathe Areb Moore Inaugural porode Ill Charleston oo January J3. News, Notes Iwrapped up for Christmas? 128 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT l Hi ed Supervue • Maintenance J. .l and Comcllmen Georp ear...., Roger l(yeell 11111 Don- a1c1 Jomm. Mrs. Waybright's CapL Wlltlll Home Father Is Dead Gift·A-Rama Merchant CHRISTMAS CARDS BOX OF lZ_SHINY BRIGHT TREE Ornaments ··~PKG. 7 BULB Tree Light SETS -·k . at • heart tile Holpltal, Cowen, W. VL Tho · - Ia the lather of Mrl, Richard (l.lncll) Woybrlght. Mo...,_ a home OCOIIODiiel teadtor II Wabama Juolor Hl1b SUnMaa "' ailillllon to. ~ on h11 - · M't'·a;· B..o -- ~ladf_.ion. Jalll, c... F_.. . liPWMinltlffle MrYicoo TUeldi.Y II I j,.m, ;_.co;~.·;a;:;; .... , 7- Funora1 .. ....., cow.!.· Burial IIIII ·bo lll ·OtM PiiiG;,o c.meterY.. cow.!a. DIAPER BAG SET For the little mother. Just the thillli: with her new doll. STEER IT YOURSELF PACKAGE TREE LI&.Kl:IULBS PHIL PLASTIC QUILTED ACETATE NY LOti SLIPS Dusters Fone y loce trirn· med nylo n slips. A. gift 1he'll op· 1lns 34 poue-1 colors , to precl ote . 44 . PEGNOIR SfTS Matchinc Gown & Duster Best holida.y 11hades In sizes Sl,~~ to 11. Mljlt c hi ng gown ond seh in 1i:te1 S·M•l. Po11el c oiOI's d v lt•r Two Pairs set CHRISTMAS GIFT 212 lb. box WRAP Assorted 3 Roll Pkg. CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES $ 44e 99 6 Roll Pke. box sse ltfi. ALLEN HEROlD WILL BE AT 306 N. 2nd Ave. !MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ON PI'••• Vi"ylmMod.Booowood frerne , be~ord top Gnd bottolft. Blue or GYOcoclo . Vonlf,-, -•I.-end ortd MR. HEROLD will be glad to give you a frH hearing tetf with the 14 99' ·BOWS • tOU,IIt, P,..tty hou•• slippers f'" gifts F..- ladl••· Fat,. ric ortd vlrtyl uppen , with aoft or IIIDvllllled 10le1. To repair and lllf'vice hearing aida. oil ntall:es hr· sole GIFT WRAP 3 pc. uggage Sets Thursday, Dec. 12, 1t68 CHILDREN$ GIFT H.st Slippers Hovse IIIPPMI for c:hil-4ren , nw.lty •nd retuiGr stylu. F.brlc: Ortd Ylnyl. SPORT Permanent Press INSULATED 12" LACE RUIIEI LONG SLEEVE In s<~~lid color,, stripe~, tloid1 lOOTS . -.-. oncl cMc •· full cut. w11 tell•· •1111. En,- fU~ ....... .,.,... I• tnOII oM whft• . :1 .-. . • . ... ---~..__ llelrhltll• Service·Ce1ttr latterl•• and aup11li•• .r.r A Lovely Gift She'll Really Love! 22 DRY OIANIIG -·IU; 11~ 99~. NYLON HOSE Lo.., el~ 21 CARDS 99t... HOSE FOR THE HOLIDAYS FLAT KNIT OR MESH sins S·M-L . ' 2-.Hour Be a Flre Chlet. Gay Toys' 4 piece aet, fun for the little buy. BELTONE lat.. t Beltone Electronjc I Dr. Kllrlah wu preddonl of Wab- Collq Boord at Edu· 11111 allha eow. Citale for ...oral ,_._ ' WQI>rilltl NEW HAVEN - COPt. Jerry WUoo, at Mr. 11111 Mrs. Karl Wiles of New Hav•. hal returned home from a year's alclutl In Vlolnlm. llereeelvod tile Bl<lllJo Slar. He 11111 hll wllo, !itlrl117, are realdlna In Alheal, Ohio. 4 Pc. PLASTIC SET FIRE FIGHTERS 99~ FROM 1 9 A.M. to 12 Noon From War Dulitlll MASON - Dr. John Not Kurlah dlod Sll1lnla1 mi>mlna Sdlool, The school oateiala relel'\'tl tho riPt to llu1her limit tho bud's aetlvldea if the p e r .. formanee IChedule becomes too hea\'y. " I They - · 1lte ltnpreaalvo - l e riDI< HARn"ORD - Before an altar doeked with llblto 111111111, eeremoro' was · read by the Rev. Mlaa Karen Teresa Greene, Jotm Cq>poek Ill the Church of Chrlllln Chrlottan Uodaug[dor at Mr. and Mro. Roy E. on Salurda;y, New. 16, at 2 ion Gntrle, ~ COlumbuJ, became the p.m. bride of Mr. Jack Rdmlre, 110n Tbe biide -roached tile altar at Mr. am Mra. HarryReltmlre, on the arm ~ her rather wear. Sr. 01 !larUord, W, VL inJ a gown f1 white lace over tal!eta. Her veil of white Wullon was hold In place by a crcnm or pear~•· h carrled a uadoa will bo p..,tolhe ..per. Be ._..,.eel primarily f o r tile oiON of each entertalnmontpurpooeo tcbool year. Be an ea113 ooidellt The treasurer of aetiYJ.t;y fund blvolve tbe preaence cl. atuOCCOOIIltl ohall bo bOIIdod lll lbo dent:$ after 9 p.m. m an evenomount at $$,000. 1lte Boord of Ins procedlna • achool dl,y lor Education llhall purehuo thla pordclpatloo lo or pr..,...atloo A _....,... ahall bo dovolop- for the ac:tlvltJ Joe Lllh, Muon, returned Couoe r_..,. leooenlng ot home '"' Monclo.v f1'0m the llolod lll oebool whereb¥ there ahall bo 101 I limit altho 1111111· clua time aaligoed to cue sub. zer Hospital where ho under· bor of octlvltleo In which lllln- jeet In tho curriculum to allow went surgery loot Sll1lnla1Mr. 11111 Mro. Jllnm.r King of CU.Itml -111'1 participate, ro. partlclpatloo In or pr-ratloo for aa aetlviiJ not reiSt. Louis, M1110Uri visited dur· •• well a1 the number ol hours to tho N>joet Ins tile weekend with his slaper llbldl 111'1 bo doVotod Be aeeeptable or nece11ar7 U ter, Mro. Catherine Swooel and to IUCh psrtlclpallon, CRITERIA FOR - a l of the ~· of tile activity are family. Mr. 8l!d Mrs. Darrell Jenks Elctro-Bchool NOll - Alltletlc Ac- obtalnlll>le within tho reaular vlslt.d on SOiurday evenlntl with tlvlllea proridea that tile aetlv- school program Be ol such a nature as to 1nIIV ahall: Mr. and Mrs. Chooter Rouah vfte dishonest coUaboration Be edueaUonally 10Und1 wor .. 11111 family II Acldl11011, 0. The APPROVAL of Intra - School tenth blrtllelOj' of Stephen Roush thy .... tlmob' Non-Athletic ' Aedvldeo shall bo . was obiiOl'Ved II thlo time. Contribute dlreell)' Ut the oclubased on whether it is: Mr. am Mrs. Curtis McDancational, drlc, aoclal or etldeal Educationally IIOUIKI, worthy iel, Sr. apent the weekend In dovolopmeat of the lllam timely volved Columbua, where they visited COIIIrlbule directly to the odutheir daughter am lamlb', Mr. Be tcheduled m llOII - schOol catlonal. civic, soelal or ethical and Mrs. bnley Saundel'l. dayo, except lor of C>llatalldlng oclueallonal value that development ol the student lnvolvBob Ollver, Ma.IOI\1 remalnl a patient at the Holzer Holpital. can be smectuled only on 1dlool eel Be sUmulatlng to the pa.rticldl,yo Mil& Alma Ducldina ia In critIcal condition II tho - . . of Be spooiiOI'ed by an organi- llOIII and to the student body Be tmder the direction Of a Mercy Rerrt Home, Court St., zation enpged in u acceptalt.af! member Chorleatoo, W, Va. Vlolllng with ble enterprlae THE ACTIVITY ohall oot: her m Thursday, were: Mr. Be under good - • Require speclal qualUlcatlons WWia Dudding 11111 JIJtuny, Mrl. · with evidence at good plamlns Jean Grueser and Mra. R u t b Fall within the legltlmaiA! eon- d. raee, creed or national grl.g:ln Ryan. cern. r1 the external sponsor lor jlartlclpatloo Involve students in long or Sharan Winkler ia oponcllng Be lltimulatlng to the partie. expensive trips ' the holiday II vlultlng her motber, !pont .... to tho body Exploit the Individual or school Reverend Mra. Bernice WinkTHE ACTIVITY alao shall not: ror commercial or advertlsing ler, and grandparents, Reverend R.,.nre special qualifications and Mra. J. w. Manion at Clifot race, creed or national Ol'i· purpooeo Involve excessive cost to the ton, W, Va. lin lor partldpatlon individual or 11chool tor pardc· Involve ltudents in loog or lpstlon expensive trips ~re Intensive coaching and Exploit the lndlvktial or ochool preparation of a tew students at for eommerclal or adverUslng the expenae ol m8ny purpC11188 Place exeeslive time denumdl Involve ex:cealive coat to t.be on a ttatl' member individual or school tor partieiBe sponsored prlmarlb' I o r patloo Require lntenlive ooach11118Dd entertainment purpooos Involve the presence ot stuprepa.ratim of a few atudentl at dents after 9 p.m. on an evenMASON _ :ua1100• 1 Brownie L--~ Ina: procecllna: a oehool dl,y lor Troop 837 hal a<eompllahedoevOtUUJUR l~ partlcipallon In or preiiiorotloo oral projects latel,y with the as'~ ' "' ~ W.·ls>rCause the activitY . . .~ at their leader, Bonnie " regularl le11~ fi . . ~MeJirland, and a111tstant Ieadi 'f1 clasa Ume uligned to me IIJb. era Carol B111'tcm and Gladys ~0 joel In tho currloulwrt to allow a._..... lor psrtlelatlon lll orpr..,...atloa On - · 20, they pu!pared ror an acUvity not related to a Christmas box tor Cept. James the •ubJeet Workman, serving In Vietnam. Be acCEiptabJe or neeeUal")' Janette Workman, hit dauefrt,er, II tho benefits at the aetlv!Q- onc1 a Brownie, 111ong with all the are (IIUinaNe within the regu- other Brownie&, brouaht- Chrlstmas gifts ror Capt. Workman. A MASON - Erneot F. John- lar school J)l'Oiram son, Mason, was hired at a spepicture allhe l!rOOP was takoa cial Muon Town Council mootTHE BAND ond also sent u. him. lng on Thur~ evening, to head The Malgo Bond moy psrtlclLater In the month the Brownthe .maintenance department of pate In activiUes that meet one Ies met at the bome ~ u.a the town'• water and sewer de- of the following requirement&: ReyDoida, a new member, and partm_ent. JohniOn succeeds Joe E41catlonal value of tbe aetlv- · mado 'Ibankq!Ying favors lor YOWII o1 Ma11011, whore~et- ltv lor the lltudent11 tho . patlento at Malgs General tectlve Dee. 1. 5ervice to the communtty Hospital. Site Is the dauahter of At an earlier council meet. Finandal remuneration I o r Mr. am Mrs. Fnnk Roynoldl, IRg 011 Dee. 2, council rejectporlormlnl Ma!IOl\, eel tile ooe bid aubmltled lor ANY GROUP wtahlng to have At the next meeting a Chrlllre..-oolln& the ctly bulldlne, 11111 the bom _... ahould contact mas party wlllboheld11111Browndeelcled to walt Ulltil eprJ.ns or tho oupo~ •• tar lll ad- lea will make Chrlotmaa slfta lor later on next year to hoe t h e v1nee ot. tbe _perlormance date thalr parenla. job - · u pooolble. A _ . ... receivod Attendlnl the meeting In addiClifton clt.lzen11 eolleetlnlmon~ leas 1ban two week11 before the Uon to leaders were Boonie and 117 to biOY a ilro hyclrlllll for performance may bo refllaecl. Connie Burtm., &.ude Dillon, their toMt reported to eouncll THE BAND ahall not appear Brenda Durbin, !itlrley Edwards. that 01 10011 as adclliloaal need· under the lollowlnl clrcumstane- Audrey 4'<JOa, Mary MeFarland, ed !undo oro colleeted, lbo by- 01 ' Lisa Rll7n0ids, Katie SOII'el, l'lulclrant wiD l>e tnotalled tile For a political - - eam- Will-, J - Worianan, usiltlnce ot. Muon'• Water De- pe.tptng tor omee 9Jerry YOID!Il 11111 Sorah Zullj1lll. partmout. Muoo'o COUIIcD 11 a For ..,. political plhorlns provtoua meotiJtil bad I!JIPnJYod For denominational rellslono mt-.. II imum travel expense bf a .Pl'i· Allendln8 were Ma70r Doy- vaiA! lntereot IJ'GUP for llbleh ton R~JM•, reCOI'der Charlotte It perfcq-ma. ~ 0 to deter- a~ch activit)' pllte the year'• work. Spanish Bar Cake . . . . uc San•wic• Ina• . Glaze• Deaats • • •~ 5t Fruit Cake :?::ta:.:. S: Sf' 0 Wlll..rfmember · the undortaklna. Mrl. Charlotte Jenks, reeordIn teltlvala, eantesta, ele. not or, reported thai the water at- on tho I!JIPIQYed llot of I h e ileo wiD bo eloood f1'0m Dee. North Central Aaaoclatlan 24 to Jan. 2 In order to comThe bond lhall bo paid a mln- Italian Bread 5 00 25-1>. ... • ot j Smolde Uab ~:;: • • =-7Sc Llrp Cllaaklolopa • ...Qc Siehl-~~~ ....ec •• I '. ' : To Mr. Jock Reitmire Place exce11lve time demands to act uiiOI:e or llnal Judpo at their own otumine whether the aetlvib' ha11 uaUon Mla1 Carol Greeae, coua.in rJ. the bride, wu maid ol honor. Miss DIAm Gr....,, slater of tbe bride, ••• the brideunald. To War Region .b.gsc ' ': '";/i der to aecure a contract. There lhall be an aruaaa1 eval. man.r blue mum•. Box of Goodies ljiUARTEIED LOIN .. . the b:pe.nae ol Brownies Send • • LEG or BREAST Years and years ago, when we decided to bake PT. PLEASANT ., Mr. and M r s. Maurice Maye&, Shadle Road, honored their granddaugh- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADM1T1 ED: Teressa Perry, Pt. Pleasant; David Critchfield, Pt Pleasant; Jesse Price, Rutland. DISCHARGED: Mrs. David Ad- . . yc 1•· most popular! .,_ · SIRLOIN END • ROGS1 FULLRIIHMF ... POrk L01n WITHCHOPSONTOf 57· ItS AmericaS I . 1 AI FULL 7-RIB END is Ameriea's most popular. dlrmer Surday to celebnte Kennab's ninth birthday, Present Cor the alfa.ir were Mrs. W, C. Bowie, Mrs. Eloise O'Connor, Nrs. J. K Call and children, Candie, Lance ard Becky, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Todd Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. Ke~ nedl Pridemore, Todd Dean and Keith Allen. Rick Hord ofColumbus, 0., arxl the honoree. l&~itev":~~ ...,7fn'l • PORK LOIN The local paper's editorial takes the stand that any such Federal sub11idy for a newspa- ' WITH PURCHASE OF $10.00 • BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY·FRESH or giving it away. t G 1 Fill YHr Sat~r Boob For Ghrilbnn for ':"'' per of this type would be wtfair, and I agree. It would appear to be aoot:.her of the many mis ~ gu ided moves that have been taken by O.E.O. over the past feW years that have brought that program in for a large share or cr lticism . H has been m.y impression that local, private newspapers are very r esponsive to the needs of Community Action group11. All of the newspapers In the Tentll Distr ict ar e quick to use stories about such programs, and so far as I can determine they do so on an. entir elY unbiased basis, merely tr:ing to report. devel. opments. On the matter of censorship a Pottstown, Pemsylvanta newspaper tried to give that com~unity an idea of what it might be like to nve in a COUDtry where the news media are completely controlled. No news was printed that was in any way critical of s.ny government. mu- Stamps Karen Greene is Wed District Policies Set ( Coo~nuod lrm~ Page Jl ca.Jcade ol white roMbudll and $397 pair c••· s2·-" eactl �'I-,.,.). ,_ -· , , _ ...... .. ~ • .. -~ ... · -· ~ --- . ''"" ' .... .. .._~ . . .. - - - · . •. -- .. • · ·····~- ... ..... . • Schoo.~ Unio;n Asks Recognition by &nne intetestl.ng idtl'-son oom~ municationa media were recent11 voiced In the editorial column ol a Tenth District n&WIIJMlper. The ltems included O,E.O. ad- viet on st:artlng • newspaper, and the topic of censorship. The writer ol the editorial the Oftlce of Economic 0p. porttmlt;y had a copy ol. a new11paper published by the New Jeraey Community Action Training Institute, Inc. , a nm - profit ;ji, agencY lounded by the O,E.O. The newspaper waa aald to be tile COUOIY V-qnal • Todl c.nter.• Fn..... olio ao ardiiWd to bo Ids per eon! at 111 al. IJI'O'al of reoommendalklla tile Cllllraded prieo mac1o by lqJI. 1. Smltl! lowanee to lbo Maaoa COUOIY coaeol'lllllalbo _ _ . . . ...,_ Boord at Edu- "''""'""" callcnal.tedmleal ....-: cent for work '"' thla alreod,y (1) Thol tile TOIII81BOO'Sebool · completAod 11111 oervlceo to bo Pl......, LaboJoator1 bo retain- renderodbjrthe1Wm<-Sebool oc1 u eoqoultanto to aoalll lll • plomlng 1111>, allowjng Fl'am[llal tile wrlllnl at. tile - ' a JIOI at llvo per ....t at tho opociOcatlonalneludiD(..,...n· eontra<ted price lor lbo buildlatioolbipt, space aJioeafionllti inJ, lite rovlow, review alplaDo, 11111 Lowoll N. Cook, YOeallonal ,._ general concept dovolopnont of porn-, Jalcl the ·aile woold the Maom Count;y Voeallonal - bo11o to bo aaloded for Teehllleal Center. Thlo ~will tile COllier as tile conlract 1111111 ed, biased p.~bllcltion. appltcattms tor wUon member~ eourae ta questtonahte. be ckl'le in. eooperation wW:l t h e be let tcr Jame 30, 1969, Cook Ttda Ia another area In which ship onc1 had paid o $2 IJplleaFollOwlns muebdlocuoolon, tile Weot VIrginia Bur..., of Voea- that tile locloral Pornwe must makecertainthatprivate tion fee . board lnformed tM represent.a. t1onal, Tedmical and Alldt r.w. ment reCOIIUDC!DdB a 15 acre plot enterprise does not suffer be~ He said the union's primary tives tbat the matter would be cation. for a ee~. but that aeveral cause of government sUbsidy . alms, llhoold It bo reeosalzod, takoa under coolkleral1on 11111 le00 That WUIIam F r - bo places have uaed Ieos land for would be job security, improve. gal advise for tbe board would. employed as architect tO dell-lin t.beJr eent.era. bo 81M111Jt. BY JIW(JNE WALTtliS mlllb lll bouro 11111 wwk PI'. PLEASANT- Ros>n-- - · W. . said tile 1011oo tadveo at tile Amalpmat.d TrOll- will IIIII ottempt oor doeo lt c1oolt Unloo, AFL.CIO, CLC DIY!- 111'0 to loke aWQ ..,.. authoralcm 153t _....s before tile IIJ f1'0m lbo boord. lila..., CollniV BoordalFArea---lpmolodbad Tuo~ nl8llt Ollldlla 1 h o orpnlzed U.O bois drlvoraln Kaboord to reeosalzo Amal-11 nawha, Lincoln, - . Mln&o 1top aDd think. ed ao tho un1oo to rOjll'aseni 11111 Lopa ~. liiWeotVIrThomu Jel'er1011 once wrote, tile acbool bus driven of Ma- llnla. AJ>liotl. told the board lbat "Error at Ollinlon 111'1 bo tolorCounty, there was two WQO tho ated where reaam Ia lett free 1100James Abbolt, lnlol'llatlolla , could recocnl>• .tho lOIIon _ by to combat it. •• Representative of AmaQamated oonfirtnaticm: of .aare8ment or Tbe O.E.O. newspaper, it It at Woohlngtm, D;IC, ,...,pokes- adopt ao agreement ao boord were operat:lng with guyernment man, lnlormlns tile boord lhot policy. He Aid, of eourae, the fUnds could be Inclined to print of the 43 bus drivers omploy- un1oo could prefer 1 un1oo 0011• what would amount to a cataoreel by the board r1 have olpod tract but the lopllt;y at t h 1 0 Oilier act1m at tile board..... Ins regular ooulal waa tile .,. Board Elev• ..._ at --"onjl • teehnleal ......... bo11o ...... ~ - - by tile v_..,l M' vlior7 - - to 1J> liiiD doe eentar, but Maaoa . CcluniJ hu _ . . . . . , .-aoriiiiJIIoo 117 to do thla. - o r , tben mull bo 5 areaa to ~ and the localeomw would probobiJ lfart 7 or 8. Wbon quelllllllod by the boord an tile lee lor tile oervleoa at the Ttm.e11ee School Platmtq Laboratocy, Cook aald It would probobly bo an actual coolbulo llbleb Ia $100 per dl,y 111112$ dl,yo -ld bo Involved. Plac:emmta ~ telchera by tbe boord lui nl8llt - • WWiam ~pebut. New Havtnac:bool, ef. rec:Uve aeeobd semester, end Allon Paneal<e, Pt. PleuIIDt Jr. IU&h, ~~e HC· ood - - · r 0 PIa el n a Ell•- Wallorii<Jil, Copehart 'and l'llleake are ....-ron~~¥ oel'¥lllg U N>lllllQ lolcbora, A lolehor IIIDJlloyec! wu Harold Llo7d DWoy, Jr., Pl. Pl•oant Jr. 1f11h School, bolln· nina tho H<OIICI IOIII. . .r, replac:lnsRuthSOwyero. SUbiUtute lolehoro hlrod were COrob'n Am Adldna Cummlnp ond Marauerlte Elsol. Rell&natlc:ms were aecep&ed from Amo M. Petnrco, teuhor at Pl. Ploo- Jr. H Ia b School tt!oetlvo Jan. 22, 1969 11111 Vlroona Barker, who wu employed tlut not .Plaeed. and now hu ro.loc:tod a poiiUm. Marilyn Clarke, New Raven School, secretar,-, reaiped et.. (Coatl...,.onPqe13) or terl pages expensive, coated p:~per and loaded copy. The pur- pose was apparently to instruct Extra Plaid local anti-poverty and other groups in the art ol. putting out a " commWlity action newspaper." The fmal paragraph tbe lead article is quoted aa say1ng WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 m " this newspaper tells you everything you need to know about putting out a comnumity action. new&· paper . Many local newspapei-s don't really pa.y attention to your problems, do t:he.y? You really need your own newspaper, clon't you? Well , what are you waiting s I (bcopl itemo po-oloibited by low) Coupon v.lid Thru Dec. 17 lt1 AH Columbr.ls Unit AlP Star. One coupon redeemed with ..ch $20 purchase. '• The newspaper also gave a list of the disadvantages of selling the paper and the advantages . FULL 7-RIIS NO HUIIIHS nicipal, state or federal. L 1 k e treatment was given the Vietnam war and domestic problems. Letters to the editor were censored. Only those praialng the gov. ernment were used. Deleted news was highllghted by blank spaces. Those must have given the reader cause to Honor Granddaughter ,.l mbut Un~ A&P Stor.. o.. coupoo ..dHmod wah uch SID pooch.... Whole Pork Loin Roast Pork Loin Roast ~~~Lg~"'!ro, ... 6tc Pork Loin Roast ~TER • We think it's excellence of product. Jane Parker Fruit Cake, we also dec.ided to bake the \ est. ,. FULL 7·1NCH CUT Fryer (i)uarters PORK CHOPS Beef Rib Roast ~~39~ ..': That's why Jane Parker Fruit Cake was then Sirloin M GhDJI • • GaulllrJ Style Spare Rilll Fresh Perk Uver • • F111h Gui.Up FIJen • and is today over 2/3 fruits and nuts Just eno~.&gh delicious cake to hold together the bounty of cherries imported from France, pineapple from the Far East, ' ! Swla Steak :'~~~~ • Elllllll Ruat Fresh lrtiH Glucll DeiiiiiiM . . . . . ...... ,._5lc ... ate ••. Uc I I and meaty pecans from the South. 7lc ...... At,P FRESH PRODUCE VAWES! ~~ FlU ltlab • • :;:::stn IMAGINE, THE 5-LB. CAKE COSTS ONLY $4.59. Now you know why Jane Parker Fruit Cake /0' ~ACir\C n .... Prlcol - 24c 10· ~:,69c Seedless Grapefruit Fmll~. . CaUfornia Navel Orancl$ • TEA CO. INC . Why Pay More? • • • • • • .,. Royal Prince Y 3 ·~-.z;:;:-. ·. 3 Hunt's Catsup •••. .. .. 00 1 Veg-All ~: 1 s1oo 3 Charmin Tissue ••• Eight O'Clock Coffee ·.&· Apple Sauce • • • • • c••• o;i:.;;Ec~;;EA:~lE &':= Freest_o ae Peaches . J::&39~ c••• •t• . MIXED YEGETAILES • • • WHY PAYMORE?-SAVE 17c:!-2c: OFFLAB,~L s 4-roll packs · 1·1b. •ts• •t• •t• SAVE 16c:I-MILD end MELLOW • ~ THOUGHTS MONDAY There i! nothing better for thot he should eat 4 man than WHY PAY MORE-A&P BRAND and t d.rink _, an_ d f1nd enjoymen~ . :n hu toll. This aUo, I .saw, '-! from the hand of God. -Ecc:l. 2 :24. Your FrleiNIIy A & 1 • • • No true bod permanent llnl•llutlne•Bee•"~~· ~ac .,_lle•I"=Cen . . I'!:Uc lflll"!nllllhlell Gar• • ......,.......... FAI DETERGENT Giant Size 831>'t = Ol sueAit =. . . . o ._ HASH- Jane Parker BuysI SPECIAL LOW PRICEI-SAVE 29cl WHYPAYMORE?-SAVE 15c:l kinson and son; Rorald Mccarty; John Gerlach; John Wayan; Valeria White; Mrs. Charles Meadows and daughter. CHOCOLATI CHIP 11M n MP FIOD.N SPECIAL LOW PRICEI-SAVE 35cl SAVE D,q. Cookia AI P Tomato Juice 4 '1 00 Sweet Potatoa .:::.o • S:: '1011 Slla• Dr•inc ':!."f • • ~ 3t Grape Jelly 2 : 5t Colby LO=IN lt Potatoes • • :,~··· o BIG BUYS on A&P Groceri es ! Troplc•a Orange Drink 1:'' u.~. No: I Size A P.S. Wouldn't it make a great gift lor someone! Lt67, Wky Pay More? Idaho Potatoes We think, too, that value has made it popular. ter, Kermah Pridemore, with a TUESDAY Those who lu;lve believing masters must fiot be disr~· IP<<tjul gn the ground that they ar' brethren; rather they mUst serve all the better Iince thou who btnefit by their Sl.'rmte are belUvers and beloved. T e a c h and urge thtse duties.- ! Timothy 6:2. ••• . citron from Italy, sun-drenched raisins from California One other thing you should know: You can buy it only at A•P. fame can bY founded except ln labors which promote tlie happiness of m a n t 1n d.Charles Sumner, former U.S. aenator from Massachusett11. I - . )' ... A&P BRAND-SLICED OR HALVES .JANI PAIUII - PWN or HIDID 4~ 1 WITH COUPON IEI.OW lo•in HoM Flnr ·• • 25:".'1" -·····"•,-,,·-· ........ 4-·::·-.................. ,.................... . ~ laP Savel o.it~~~OF Ro•i• Hootl Elolr ,· Caupoo v.... n.. Sat. '1" 14111 Ito .... Colilooltoo U.tt ·~---- ·· ·- - 11e1az T111ate 111•up ... . ...... o:::·uc lra11 liard ll"lets ...w.:ou:.. •:;:· 31• ..... •Dnu '"'""t~Al'l'l: •• . . ...... 1 I rtll II _. M lll'li'VrJ ...,,, 31« Upftl Oaln Stup Mil . . .... .. . . . ::•; 31« c.r. & .. Ohlt llq b .............. .. .. ..:-. ... . Frocll'l ........... M1d......... 'l:· W . :00:: •••. ,.,..... ··~ lla4fl .. - ...... ..,.. ... ....... ... ...... • • 0 • •• 0 •• • • 0 0 ' 0 . . .,& Req.dre taleherJ Mrved lt1 purpoee and be con- dentl In a non ...ehool sp:IIIIOI'· tlnuod. 1lte evliuatlon shall bo eel aetlviiJ. The>' 111'1 101ect a lllOdl -IUvob' by the prln. aebool reprelelltadve. lllo>llcate 011 aetlvlt;v prevlooodpal 11111 tho •dlvll1 b' Oliprovod by orllldA walttat summary ot thla eval- -0 """"' Mason Area - 80WDI or anted -cal lloor~eoglh turquoise crepe IIJd nDM&I.YI of white roae. bud11 and wtdt.e mums. Mr. Harold Roush ol Hartford served as belt man. Nuptial music wao played by Miss LuQ Boomer. For her daughter"• wedding, Mra. Greene chose a green booded coat dreaa and black accessories. Her corsage waa White mum11. Followfnl the ceremony are- eeptlon was held at the home ot the bride' I grandpiLrcal&, Mr . and Mra. George Gr.eoe, Sr. 1be color scheme ol pi~ and white was carrifld out at the bride' a table. The two • tiered IIOcldlng eai<e, ......,. by a bride and groom, was accented by plnk and white flowora. Atallting .at thereceptimwere Mrs. FJien Rile and Mra. Nor man Greene, aunto at tile bride. Gue.U at the reception were Rev. and John Coppodi:, Mr•. Union Mra. llarry Re1tm1n ... ..._ blo, Mr. 11111 Mra. z.r. Ide 0. Mr. oncl Nro. J .a • • • Heltmlro and Cbol')'l, llro. c.l· .... Gn.to, Mr. oncl Nrf, - neth Grand Jodd, ll.r-11;.. Ralllh er-, Mro, G I or. e Greene &-.', Jandara BUt.. ( Cootllued from Page 12) fecUve Dec. 20, 19P. Leave of absenorJs were grant. eel to Ruth Sawyers, Elizabeth Watt.er11011 and Siaron Barnette. The board granted permiulon to the Maam Count;y 1 c h o o l bands to participate lathe Areb Moore Inaugural porode Ill Charleston oo January J3. News, Notes Iwrapped up for Christmas? 128 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT l Hi ed Supervue • Maintenance J. .l and Comcllmen Georp ear...., Roger l(yeell 11111 Don- a1c1 Jomm. Mrs. Waybright's CapL Wlltlll Home Father Is Dead Gift·A-Rama Merchant CHRISTMAS CARDS BOX OF lZ_SHINY BRIGHT TREE Ornaments ··~PKG. 7 BULB Tree Light SETS -·k . at • heart tile Holpltal, Cowen, W. VL Tho · - Ia the lather of Mrl, Richard (l.lncll) Woybrlght. Mo...,_ a home OCOIIODiiel teadtor II Wabama Juolor Hl1b SUnMaa "' ailillllon to. ~ on h11 - · M't'·a;· B..o -- ~ladf_.ion. Jalll, c... F_.. . liPWMinltlffle MrYicoo TUeldi.Y II I j,.m, ;_.co;~.·;a;:;; .... , 7- Funora1 .. ....., cow.!.· Burial IIIII ·bo lll ·OtM PiiiG;,o c.meterY.. cow.!a. DIAPER BAG SET For the little mother. Just the thillli: with her new doll. STEER IT YOURSELF PACKAGE TREE LI&.Kl:IULBS PHIL PLASTIC QUILTED ACETATE NY LOti SLIPS Dusters Fone y loce trirn· med nylo n slips. A. gift 1he'll op· 1lns 34 poue-1 colors , to precl ote . 44 . PEGNOIR SfTS Matchinc Gown & Duster Best holida.y 11hades In sizes Sl,~~ to 11. Mljlt c hi ng gown ond seh in 1i:te1 S·M•l. Po11el c oiOI's d v lt•r Two Pairs set CHRISTMAS GIFT 212 lb. box WRAP Assorted 3 Roll Pkg. CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES $ 44e 99 6 Roll Pke. box sse ltfi. ALLEN HEROlD WILL BE AT 306 N. 2nd Ave. !MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ON PI'••• Vi"ylmMod.Booowood frerne , be~ord top Gnd bottolft. Blue or GYOcoclo . Vonlf,-, -•I.-end ortd MR. HEROLD will be glad to give you a frH hearing tetf with the 14 99' ·BOWS • tOU,IIt, P,..tty hou•• slippers f'" gifts F..- ladl••· Fat,. ric ortd vlrtyl uppen , with aoft or IIIDvllllled 10le1. To repair and lllf'vice hearing aida. oil ntall:es hr· sole GIFT WRAP 3 pc. uggage Sets Thursday, Dec. 12, 1t68 CHILDREN$ GIFT H.st Slippers Hovse IIIPPMI for c:hil-4ren , nw.lty •nd retuiGr stylu. F.brlc: Ortd Ylnyl. SPORT Permanent Press INSULATED 12" LACE RUIIEI LONG SLEEVE In s<~~lid color,, stripe~, tloid1 lOOTS . -.-. oncl cMc •· full cut. w11 tell•· •1111. En,- fU~ ....... .,.,... I• tnOII oM whft• . :1 .-. . • . ... ---~..__ llelrhltll• Service·Ce1ttr latterl•• and aup11li•• .r.r A Lovely Gift She'll Really Love! 22 DRY OIANIIG -·IU; 11~ 99~. NYLON HOSE Lo.., el~ 21 CARDS 99t... HOSE FOR THE HOLIDAYS FLAT KNIT OR MESH sins S·M-L . ' 2-.Hour Be a Flre Chlet. Gay Toys' 4 piece aet, fun for the little buy. BELTONE lat.. t Beltone Electronjc I Dr. Kllrlah wu preddonl of Wab- Collq Boord at Edu· 11111 allha eow. Citale for ...oral ,_._ ' WQI>rilltl NEW HAVEN - COPt. Jerry WUoo, at Mr. 11111 Mrs. Karl Wiles of New Hav•. hal returned home from a year's alclutl In Vlolnlm. llereeelvod tile Bl<lllJo Slar. He 11111 hll wllo, !itlrl117, are realdlna In Alheal, Ohio. 4 Pc. PLASTIC SET FIRE FIGHTERS 99~ FROM 1 9 A.M. to 12 Noon From War Dulitlll MASON - Dr. John Not Kurlah dlod Sll1lnla1 mi>mlna Sdlool, The school oateiala relel'\'tl tho riPt to llu1her limit tho bud's aetlvldea if the p e r .. formanee IChedule becomes too hea\'y. " I They - · 1lte ltnpreaalvo - l e riDI< HARn"ORD - Before an altar doeked with llblto 111111111, eeremoro' was · read by the Rev. Mlaa Karen Teresa Greene, Jotm Cq>poek Ill the Church of Chrlllln Chrlottan Uodaug[dor at Mr. and Mro. Roy E. on Salurda;y, New. 16, at 2 ion Gntrle, ~ COlumbuJ, became the p.m. bride of Mr. Jack Rdmlre, 110n Tbe biide -roached tile altar at Mr. am Mra. HarryReltmlre, on the arm ~ her rather wear. Sr. 01 !larUord, W, VL inJ a gown f1 white lace over tal!eta. Her veil of white Wullon was hold In place by a crcnm or pear~•· h carrled a uadoa will bo p..,tolhe ..per. Be ._..,.eel primarily f o r tile oiON of each entertalnmontpurpooeo tcbool year. Be an ea113 ooidellt The treasurer of aetiYJ.t;y fund blvolve tbe preaence cl. atuOCCOOIIltl ohall bo bOIIdod lll lbo dent:$ after 9 p.m. m an evenomount at $$,000. 1lte Boord of Ins procedlna • achool dl,y lor Education llhall purehuo thla pordclpatloo lo or pr..,...atloo A _....,... ahall bo dovolop- for the ac:tlvltJ Joe Lllh, Muon, returned Couoe r_..,. leooenlng ot home '"' Monclo.v f1'0m the llolod lll oebool whereb¥ there ahall bo 101 I limit altho 1111111· clua time aaligoed to cue sub. zer Hospital where ho under· bor of octlvltleo In which lllln- jeet In tho curriculum to allow went surgery loot Sll1lnla1Mr. 11111 Mro. Jllnm.r King of CU.Itml -111'1 participate, ro. partlclpatloo In or pr-ratloo for aa aetlviiJ not reiSt. Louis, M1110Uri visited dur· •• well a1 the number ol hours to tho N>joet Ins tile weekend with his slaper llbldl 111'1 bo doVotod Be aeeeptable or nece11ar7 U ter, Mro. Catherine Swooel and to IUCh psrtlclpallon, CRITERIA FOR - a l of the ~· of tile activity are family. Mr. 8l!d Mrs. Darrell Jenks Elctro-Bchool NOll - Alltletlc Ac- obtalnlll>le within tho reaular vlslt.d on SOiurday evenlntl with tlvlllea proridea that tile aetlv- school program Be ol such a nature as to 1nIIV ahall: Mr. and Mrs. Chooter Rouah vfte dishonest coUaboration Be edueaUonally 10Und1 wor .. 11111 family II Acldl11011, 0. The APPROVAL of Intra - School tenth blrtllelOj' of Stephen Roush thy .... tlmob' Non-Athletic ' Aedvldeo shall bo . was obiiOl'Ved II thlo time. Contribute dlreell)' Ut the oclubased on whether it is: Mr. am Mrs. Curtis McDancational, drlc, aoclal or etldeal Educationally IIOUIKI, worthy iel, Sr. apent the weekend In dovolopmeat of the lllam timely volved Columbua, where they visited COIIIrlbule directly to the odutheir daughter am lamlb', Mr. Be tcheduled m llOII - schOol catlonal. civic, soelal or ethical and Mrs. bnley Saundel'l. dayo, except lor of C>llatalldlng oclueallonal value that development ol the student lnvolvBob Ollver, Ma.IOI\1 remalnl a patient at the Holzer Holpital. can be smectuled only on 1dlool eel Be sUmulatlng to the pa.rticldl,yo Mil& Alma Ducldina ia In critIcal condition II tho - . . of Be spooiiOI'ed by an organi- llOIII and to the student body Be tmder the direction Of a Mercy Rerrt Home, Court St., zation enpged in u acceptalt.af! member Chorleatoo, W, Va. Vlolllng with ble enterprlae THE ACTIVITY ohall oot: her m Thursday, were: Mr. Be under good - • Require speclal qualUlcatlons WWia Dudding 11111 JIJtuny, Mrl. · with evidence at good plamlns Jean Grueser and Mra. R u t b Fall within the legltlmaiA! eon- d. raee, creed or national grl.g:ln Ryan. cern. r1 the external sponsor lor jlartlclpatloo Involve students in long or Sharan Winkler ia oponcllng Be lltimulatlng to the partie. expensive trips ' the holiday II vlultlng her motber, !pont .... to tho body Exploit the Individual or school Reverend Mra. Bernice WinkTHE ACTIVITY alao shall not: ror commercial or advertlsing ler, and grandparents, Reverend R.,.nre special qualifications and Mra. J. w. Manion at Clifot race, creed or national Ol'i· purpooeo Involve excessive cost to the ton, W, Va. lin lor partldpatlon individual or 11chool tor pardc· Involve ltudents in loog or lpstlon expensive trips ~re Intensive coaching and Exploit the lndlvktial or ochool preparation of a tew students at for eommerclal or adverUslng the expenae ol m8ny purpC11188 Place exeeslive time denumdl Involve ex:cealive coat to t.be on a ttatl' member individual or school tor partieiBe sponsored prlmarlb' I o r patloo Require lntenlive ooach11118Dd entertainment purpooos Involve the presence ot stuprepa.ratim of a few atudentl at dents after 9 p.m. on an evenMASON _ :ua1100• 1 Brownie L--~ Ina: procecllna: a oehool dl,y lor Troop 837 hal a<eompllahedoevOtUUJUR l~ partlcipallon In or preiiiorotloo oral projects latel,y with the as'~ ' "' ~ W.·ls>rCause the activitY . . .~ at their leader, Bonnie " regularl le11~ fi . . ~MeJirland, and a111tstant Ieadi 'f1 clasa Ume uligned to me IIJb. era Carol B111'tcm and Gladys ~0 joel In tho currloulwrt to allow a._..... lor psrtlelatlon lll orpr..,...atloa On - · 20, they pu!pared ror an acUvity not related to a Christmas box tor Cept. James the •ubJeet Workman, serving In Vietnam. Be acCEiptabJe or neeeUal")' Janette Workman, hit dauefrt,er, II tho benefits at the aetlv!Q- onc1 a Brownie, 111ong with all the are (IIUinaNe within the regu- other Brownie&, brouaht- Chrlstmas gifts ror Capt. Workman. A MASON - Erneot F. John- lar school J)l'Oiram son, Mason, was hired at a spepicture allhe l!rOOP was takoa cial Muon Town Council mootTHE BAND ond also sent u. him. lng on Thur~ evening, to head The Malgo Bond moy psrtlclLater In the month the Brownthe .maintenance department of pate In activiUes that meet one Ies met at the bome ~ u.a the town'• water and sewer de- of the following requirement&: ReyDoida, a new member, and partm_ent. JohniOn succeeds Joe E41catlonal value of tbe aetlv- · mado 'Ibankq!Ying favors lor YOWII o1 Ma11011, whore~et- ltv lor the lltudent11 tho . patlento at Malgs General tectlve Dee. 1. 5ervice to the communtty Hospital. Site Is the dauahter of At an earlier council meet. Finandal remuneration I o r Mr. am Mrs. Fnnk Roynoldl, IRg 011 Dee. 2, council rejectporlormlnl Ma!IOl\, eel tile ooe bid aubmltled lor ANY GROUP wtahlng to have At the next meeting a Chrlllre..-oolln& the ctly bulldlne, 11111 the bom _... ahould contact mas party wlllboheld11111Browndeelcled to walt Ulltil eprJ.ns or tho oupo~ •• tar lll ad- lea will make Chrlotmaa slfta lor later on next year to hoe t h e v1nee ot. tbe _perlormance date thalr parenla. job - · u pooolble. A _ . ... receivod Attendlnl the meeting In addiClifton clt.lzen11 eolleetlnlmon~ leas 1ban two week11 before the Uon to leaders were Boonie and 117 to biOY a ilro hyclrlllll for performance may bo refllaecl. Connie Burtm., &.ude Dillon, their toMt reported to eouncll THE BAND ahall not appear Brenda Durbin, !itlrley Edwards. that 01 10011 as adclliloaal need· under the lollowlnl clrcumstane- Audrey 4'<JOa, Mary MeFarland, ed !undo oro colleeted, lbo by- 01 ' Lisa Rll7n0ids, Katie SOII'el, l'lulclrant wiD l>e tnotalled tile For a political - - eam- Will-, J - Worianan, usiltlnce ot. Muon'• Water De- pe.tptng tor omee 9Jerry YOID!Il 11111 Sorah Zullj1lll. partmout. Muoo'o COUIIcD 11 a For ..,. political plhorlns provtoua meotiJtil bad I!JIPnJYod For denominational rellslono mt-.. II imum travel expense bf a .Pl'i· Allendln8 were Ma70r Doy- vaiA! lntereot IJ'GUP for llbleh ton R~JM•, reCOI'der Charlotte It perfcq-ma. ~ 0 to deter- a~ch activit)' pllte the year'• work. Spanish Bar Cake . . . . uc San•wic• Ina• . Glaze• Deaats • • •~ 5t Fruit Cake :?::ta:.:. S: Sf' 0 Wlll..rfmember · the undortaklna. Mrl. Charlotte Jenks, reeordIn teltlvala, eantesta, ele. not or, reported thai the water at- on tho I!JIPIQYed llot of I h e ileo wiD bo eloood f1'0m Dee. North Central Aaaoclatlan 24 to Jan. 2 In order to comThe bond lhall bo paid a mln- Italian Bread 5 00 25-1>. ... • ot j Smolde Uab ~:;: • • =-7Sc Llrp Cllaaklolopa • ...Qc Siehl-~~~ ....ec •• I '. ' : To Mr. Jock Reitmire Place exce11lve time demands to act uiiOI:e or llnal Judpo at their own otumine whether the aetlvib' ha11 uaUon Mla1 Carol Greeae, coua.in rJ. the bride, wu maid ol honor. Miss DIAm Gr....,, slater of tbe bride, ••• the brideunald. To War Region .b.gsc ' ': '";/i der to aecure a contract. There lhall be an aruaaa1 eval. man.r blue mum•. Box of Goodies ljiUARTEIED LOIN .. . the b:pe.nae ol Brownies Send • • LEG or BREAST Years and years ago, when we decided to bake PT. PLEASANT ., Mr. and M r s. Maurice Maye&, Shadle Road, honored their granddaugh- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADM1T1 ED: Teressa Perry, Pt. Pleasant; David Critchfield, Pt Pleasant; Jesse Price, Rutland. DISCHARGED: Mrs. David Ad- . . yc 1•· most popular! .,_ · SIRLOIN END • ROGS1 FULLRIIHMF ... POrk L01n WITHCHOPSONTOf 57· ItS AmericaS I . 1 AI FULL 7-RIB END is Ameriea's most popular. dlrmer Surday to celebnte Kennab's ninth birthday, Present Cor the alfa.ir were Mrs. W, C. Bowie, Mrs. Eloise O'Connor, Nrs. J. K Call and children, Candie, Lance ard Becky, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Todd Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. Ke~ nedl Pridemore, Todd Dean and Keith Allen. Rick Hord ofColumbus, 0., arxl the honoree. l&~itev":~~ ...,7fn'l • PORK LOIN The local paper's editorial takes the stand that any such Federal sub11idy for a newspa- ' WITH PURCHASE OF $10.00 • BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY·FRESH or giving it away. t G 1 Fill YHr Sat~r Boob For Ghrilbnn for ':"'' per of this type would be wtfair, and I agree. It would appear to be aoot:.her of the many mis ~ gu ided moves that have been taken by O.E.O. over the past feW years that have brought that program in for a large share or cr lticism . H has been m.y impression that local, private newspapers are very r esponsive to the needs of Community Action group11. All of the newspapers In the Tentll Distr ict ar e quick to use stories about such programs, and so far as I can determine they do so on an. entir elY unbiased basis, merely tr:ing to report. devel. opments. On the matter of censorship a Pottstown, Pemsylvanta newspaper tried to give that com~unity an idea of what it might be like to nve in a COUDtry where the news media are completely controlled. No news was printed that was in any way critical of s.ny government. mu- Stamps Karen Greene is Wed District Policies Set ( Coo~nuod lrm~ Page Jl ca.Jcade ol white roMbudll and $397 pair c••· s2·-" eactl �• ...... - am.: tAaQ'ISellllneJ, Mlcldleport-Pomel'oy, o., December 11, 1968 • I BERRY'S WORLD •• Club Dinner Dote Set Old Town A Chrtstmaa dlnnar waa pta. card• ware taktntoMra. Vlrtlnia ned !0< Wednelldo.Y, Dee. 18 II WIIIU.Idl lor he• blrtbdQ aMIBaUey'a Hescaura.a,. when the werAI')'. Altonllov boo Ideo lllolo lilmod Br1lll>ury Arlo and Cralla Club •ere Mra, Oleva CotterUI and met recently at the hclneof'Mra. Mill Kathryn Werner. Paul Wim. Following the dinner the membero will go to 1M Middleport home of Mri. Rulh Durst lor a party lllll gift exchanie. '' '• Homer lce._er• Flats News • PlrliOO&ofPittobur&h, Pa., Wilmer Bleck ot bdne RDUto, Emmott Lorldna and Amle Black. Bactne- RGUte, ~on. Mr. am Mr• Dillon Taylor. 111r. and Mra. cUlloril Icon110)' "A suc.ker is born ev~ry minute," but he did ·say, "The American people like to be humbugged," ana lectured on "The Science of Money Making and the Philosophy of Humbug." The World Almanac says Mrs. Wim. presenteddeMlons on Thanksgiving. Rtporta wore given by Mrs. ArlineDavis,aeeretaryi Mrs. Wim, treasurer, and Mrs. Ethel CoUillJ, dower tund chainnan. Mrs. Durst wasappoi..ntedtrea· surer of the club to rut a va.~ c:y created by a resignation. A thank you card was read rrom the Middleport Fire [)epertment tor a contribution. The program included poems, "Half Past November" by Mrs. Collins, and "WheP Friends Pray" by Mrs. Reed. Gllll and '! hower an:l children ol Pamerw Route and Jahn t.w2t0111 of stf.,.. enville called on Mr. and Mra. Barnum's first promOtion stunt was buying Negro slave Joyee Heth in 1834 and advettls.ing Ravenswood, W. VL and Mr. and Mrs. R1chord AbloacalledonMr. and Mrs. BotV Ables and~. Buckb, Marlene, Jane and Je&Jioo ette Vipperman, GahanM, 0., vhlted Mr. and Mrs. Charlie tmnJzy. Charlie Clrroll spent 1 few Naha is lhe capital of Okinawa. num may never Have said, am Mrs. Autheraon. Mr. aDd Mrs. Frank Abloo ot CVrollanl her as George Washinl(on's 161· year-old nurse. Master of hokum and ballyhoo, Phineas T. Bar· Mr. ah:! )Ira. Llwrenec Buah and d&U&I>tor, Coanlo, ollloclne Route callod 1111 ROY. and Mro. John Buach. Mr. and Mn. lluOU'y Dovh of O>fslllre wore SWiclay dinner euellta of the BIJ.acha. Mra. ~ Roush, Gallipolis, callod m Mr. llllll Mrs. c.<l · Autheraon, Leota Birch, Mra. Elva Dailey or sti vera ville, J"lllb Pope, Mlddlepor~ eoUed on Mr. dlys at ColumbuL lllr. and Mrs. TOOl Burnside ani daugbter were ovornfihl visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence JobnsiDn allllamizy. • ' 70 Patients Assisted t 1 ll• By Legipn 4:uxiliaries: FaurlllonMYIHIIInpr'oiOIIIW clos for ...h of lho pollonts. rour Amorlo:on Loclon Lldleo For tho put oouplo of - · Awdllar)' unlto WSli'O In Athenl ,ltoll!s Counlr orpnl-i onc1 TuoldiJo lA> help _ . . . f'o r iocuwmalo bno boon Chrlltmaa for tho 70 Melp CoUn· Ulfng ldfta ror · lho poUonta q> potlonta conllned to I h o tbroual> Mrs. Mary """ Southeaotern Medlul center ..: hooded lho drive. formorb' tho Athena state lloaTile Melp,....., workod trom Willi 2t30 p. m. Tuelldar In helploa Pl'ODU'O ror 10 pltol. Tho £lOOP wropped a Juae box contalnlntl • number ot artl. o.m. Chrlltmao llllho c - . Making the trip were 11 r 0, Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Johnlt<n Lu1a llampUJn, unit 2113; FAmleo and~ ot Columlluo callod"" Brinker, MarPHI Yoot, ~ Mr. andiMrL ~ood Johna""' Walker, unit 6Q2; llro. Jerry SUndo,y, Keo..,_, Mro. Hasol _.rio Mr. ancl Mra. Hmner lcenhoW- Kra. Hela KemedJ. Mra. ~­ er called on her aister, Mra. E~ 1e Searls. Mn. Erml Hlndrldca ol Johnson Ill Mellis General Roo- Mrs. Etta Lomloy, unit 128, pltol. Sholl 111M a pollont at Hoi- Mro. Martin, Mro. F.,. WUdor. zer Medical center. muth and Mro. J, M. Thornt<n, -May JobnoiDn unit 39. ...i ,. ' . ' Tho P.lb ~111101. Mlddllli>Ori..P..,ti'O)',O., IJ:eeomber 11,1968 ~ ' 'Coti~Y SJYLt • •. ' . ' C~NTEI CUT -1 '· ........ ,.-·1... ' ' . : LOIN CUT ,. . PO:RK . CHOPS • 1/4 SLICED (FAMilY STYlE) -------------------------------------·-····-~-·-······--·-····-·--······-1 ::::::::~ 111!•••• veling. On Europe The Point Pleasant Branch of the American Association of Lni'llersity\Vomen met this week with Mrs. Don vice president, presid- ing in the absence of the president. Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell, who iS ill Mrs. Douglas Rouse, who recently traveled in eastern Europe, spoke to the group on the subject "Czechoslovakia: A Test Clse ot Changing Values BehiOO the Iron Curtain." Mrs. Rouse spent July 22-27 in Czechoslovakia, which was at the time the War~w Pack military maneu-- MIRACLE WHIP goverrunent leaders since lust January to bring freedom of speech and press, to refonn the t:conomic system, to free former political prisoners, and to establish political parties in addition . to the Communist Party. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. J. M. Foglesong, Mrs, Grant• ~tanley. Mrs. Melvin C. Jarrell, Mrs. Douglas Rouse and Mrs. Lona Jones who served the traditional Christmas dessert of plwn puddi~ to Mrs, Kingery, Mrs. James McComb, Mrs. Clifford Dunn. Mrs. Charles Lanham, Mrs. Richard Ware, Mrs. Lionel Smith. Mrs. Eugene Sterrett, Mrs. Carter Franklin, M r s, Charles Gammon, Mrs. Josephine Lyons, Mrs. C. G. Bauerle, and Mrs. J. Wallace Burdette. TO JUICE 46 oz. can ~ By Kraft Ful-Y:alu BUY! _lB. "The Store- With It Hart" Right reserv~ to limit quantltlet 1 lYe accept Fed. Food Stamps PORK & Prices Effective 300 9 to 9--Sunay 10 to 7 SLICED Pkl. N BACON ••••••••• 59~ D ~~~~~y Stokely's PIES•···-·-·····PEACH PIACH Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Dou ~le Pizza box Toilet Tissue 3 4-Rolf 1 00 69~ llkas. • ARINE. p .BIG 18 oz. lar ·l ib. 1 oz. can ' BUYS! WILL Be A Sweet & Juicy Southern Good Value Buys Everyday At Racine Mkt. Anti• Freeze •••••••••••••••.w.l.29 Saltine Crackers ····~u· t. 3a~~ .,.,. Oreo Cookies ................. l:;, .53/o - ,. Holsu• • • ~?.:-.:,!··.... 5 1!.~" 1.00 Gift For .............. PENN CHAMP The Whole ,., FROZEN FOOD OF THE WEEK'.......,~ SANDWICH CR!M! B•IADID "MAIL" YEJUt ... ....... . . Tangerines doz.39e Golden Bananas 7lb.J.OO So111d Ripe Apples••••••4ib.49t Sweet ..ate Apple-Untreated m·99' Subscription Rates Angel,... subsuiptlon to The Dally Sentinel to, Name ....... . Address ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . " ... ............ !,,_..;.;,·.;..··.;.·.;.·.:. ·.;.··_..:..:.;. We Wdl Send AChristmas Card PURE PORK Sausage Sliced CAKE Fresh Meaty JOWL Pork BACON· ·Neck Bones 2 lb. R••·29C Our Own Good Grind From Premi• Beef GROUND BEEF 3· 1.. 1.59 . Check Our · Low Prices! ' • •• - •·6 ... . - . . . .- - -, · - - - . . . - - - - - - - · · - · . . . . . . ···- ~ ---- --··· ~---···- . ~·· \ \ \ ' (IIIOI ·JUJ ; \ . . ""· / '· ,.,..~ .·'. ' ,jj:"' . :'':y· BAKERY-BUYl HOLSUM Our Own Recipe · Winesaps and Romes FISH SQUARES 1 enclose $ · · . lor which send ... yean EACH ~---- No. 2 1/2 can Family Scott (12 Rolls) WITH CHEESE 29 . It •••••••••••••••tl' . \' . Halves or Slices Ful-Valu Bu_ys! A Gift Subscription 0 U Swifts Premium Ful-Valu BUY! Santa Suggests THE DAILY SENTINEL WIENERS pkr. 59~ p o,ln Mon. ,.,. Sit. can :· Hechler's book, "The Bridge at Ersenhower and the Cabinet ::: Remagen," were staying at the by John Foster Dulm, secre· ::: Same hotel as was the tour grolll tary of state. For ·Swifts All Meat DecemberlZ-13-14 · Televised Sesalon Union in Czechoslovakia. A_ session of the president's The sJte&ker said that many of eabmet was televised for the these newsmen and smne or the tir~t ~me on Oct. 25, 1954. The movie people connected with the occa~JOD was prompted by a -~ of Congressman Ken s~Jal report to President ~. 5TH·and PEARL STS., RACINE Showboat Sovi~t .... ~ -· - ·-· --~·- .... ·--· ;_ Versatile ancl Thrifty.•.. LOIN END TO vers were bei~ corducted by the I ' .......... 65 C~HOPS Fui-Valu Buy! Stokely's Fui·Valu Buy! Salad Dressina Mrs. Rouse spoke In admiration of much of the Czech's past history and of the efforts of the Reports Kinger~·. _., with which Mrs. Rouse was tra- Traveler PT. PLEASANT - PORK High-Scoring Values! "Before I say I'U meet you bode at the lotlge this e...ening -what are you, a boy or girl~" ' ··-·- ··--,.. ~-- - -----~..-.......- · --·-- -- ' ·,· . ' . ¥-· . . ..' ·" .. ( . . ·. �• ...... - am.: tAaQ'ISellllneJ, Mlcldleport-Pomel'oy, o., December 11, 1968 • I BERRY'S WORLD •• Club Dinner Dote Set Old Town A Chrtstmaa dlnnar waa pta. card• ware taktntoMra. Vlrtlnia ned !0< Wednelldo.Y, Dee. 18 II WIIIU.Idl lor he• blrtbdQ aMIBaUey'a Hescaura.a,. when the werAI')'. Altonllov boo Ideo lllolo lilmod Br1lll>ury Arlo and Cralla Club •ere Mra, Oleva CotterUI and met recently at the hclneof'Mra. Mill Kathryn Werner. Paul Wim. Following the dinner the membero will go to 1M Middleport home of Mri. Rulh Durst lor a party lllll gift exchanie. '' '• Homer lce._er• Flats News • PlrliOO&ofPittobur&h, Pa., Wilmer Bleck ot bdne RDUto, Emmott Lorldna and Amle Black. Bactne- RGUte, ~on. Mr. am Mr• Dillon Taylor. 111r. and Mra. cUlloril Icon110)' "A suc.ker is born ev~ry minute," but he did ·say, "The American people like to be humbugged," ana lectured on "The Science of Money Making and the Philosophy of Humbug." The World Almanac says Mrs. Wim. presenteddeMlons on Thanksgiving. Rtporta wore given by Mrs. ArlineDavis,aeeretaryi Mrs. Wim, treasurer, and Mrs. Ethel CoUillJ, dower tund chainnan. Mrs. Durst wasappoi..ntedtrea· surer of the club to rut a va.~ c:y created by a resignation. A thank you card was read rrom the Middleport Fire [)epertment tor a contribution. The program included poems, "Half Past November" by Mrs. Collins, and "WheP Friends Pray" by Mrs. Reed. Gllll and '! hower an:l children ol Pamerw Route and Jahn t.w2t0111 of stf.,.. enville called on Mr. and Mra. Barnum's first promOtion stunt was buying Negro slave Joyee Heth in 1834 and advettls.ing Ravenswood, W. VL and Mr. and Mrs. R1chord AbloacalledonMr. and Mrs. BotV Ables and~. Buckb, Marlene, Jane and Je&Jioo ette Vipperman, GahanM, 0., vhlted Mr. and Mrs. Charlie tmnJzy. Charlie Clrroll spent 1 few Naha is lhe capital of Okinawa. num may never Have said, am Mrs. Autheraon. Mr. aDd Mrs. Frank Abloo ot CVrollanl her as George Washinl(on's 161· year-old nurse. Master of hokum and ballyhoo, Phineas T. Bar· Mr. ah:! )Ira. Llwrenec Buah and d&U&I>tor, Coanlo, ollloclne Route callod 1111 ROY. and Mro. John Buach. Mr. and Mn. lluOU'y Dovh of O>fslllre wore SWiclay dinner euellta of the BIJ.acha. Mra. ~ Roush, Gallipolis, callod m Mr. llllll Mrs. c.<l · Autheraon, Leota Birch, Mra. Elva Dailey or sti vera ville, J"lllb Pope, Mlddlepor~ eoUed on Mr. dlys at ColumbuL lllr. and Mrs. TOOl Burnside ani daugbter were ovornfihl visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence JobnsiDn allllamizy. • ' 70 Patients Assisted t 1 ll• By Legipn 4:uxiliaries: FaurlllonMYIHIIInpr'oiOIIIW clos for ...h of lho pollonts. rour Amorlo:on Loclon Lldleo For tho put oouplo of - · Awdllar)' unlto WSli'O In Athenl ,ltoll!s Counlr orpnl-i onc1 TuoldiJo lA> help _ . . . f'o r iocuwmalo bno boon Chrlltmaa for tho 70 Melp CoUn· Ulfng ldfta ror · lho poUonta q> potlonta conllned to I h o tbroual> Mrs. Mary """ Southeaotern Medlul center ..: hooded lho drive. formorb' tho Athena state lloaTile Melp,....., workod trom Willi 2t30 p. m. Tuelldar In helploa Pl'ODU'O ror 10 pltol. Tho £lOOP wropped a Juae box contalnlntl • number ot artl. o.m. Chrlltmao llllho c - . Making the trip were 11 r 0, Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Johnlt<n Lu1a llampUJn, unit 2113; FAmleo and~ ot Columlluo callod"" Brinker, MarPHI Yoot, ~ Mr. andiMrL ~ood Johna""' Walker, unit 6Q2; llro. Jerry SUndo,y, Keo..,_, Mro. Hasol _.rio Mr. ancl Mra. Hmner lcenhoW- Kra. Hela KemedJ. Mra. ~­ er called on her aister, Mra. E~ 1e Searls. Mn. Erml Hlndrldca ol Johnson Ill Mellis General Roo- Mrs. Etta Lomloy, unit 128, pltol. Sholl 111M a pollont at Hoi- Mro. Martin, Mro. F.,. WUdor. zer Medical center. muth and Mro. J, M. Thornt<n, -May JobnoiDn unit 39. ...i ,. ' . ' Tho P.lb ~111101. Mlddllli>Ori..P..,ti'O)',O., IJ:eeomber 11,1968 ~ ' 'Coti~Y SJYLt • •. ' . ' C~NTEI CUT -1 '· ........ ,.-·1... ' ' . : LOIN CUT ,. . PO:RK . CHOPS • 1/4 SLICED (FAMilY STYlE) -------------------------------------·-····-~-·-······--·-····-·--······-1 ::::::::~ 111!•••• veling. On Europe The Point Pleasant Branch of the American Association of Lni'llersity\Vomen met this week with Mrs. Don vice president, presid- ing in the absence of the president. Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell, who iS ill Mrs. Douglas Rouse, who recently traveled in eastern Europe, spoke to the group on the subject "Czechoslovakia: A Test Clse ot Changing Values BehiOO the Iron Curtain." Mrs. Rouse spent July 22-27 in Czechoslovakia, which was at the time the War~w Pack military maneu-- MIRACLE WHIP goverrunent leaders since lust January to bring freedom of speech and press, to refonn the t:conomic system, to free former political prisoners, and to establish political parties in addition . to the Communist Party. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. J. M. Foglesong, Mrs, Grant• ~tanley. Mrs. Melvin C. Jarrell, Mrs. Douglas Rouse and Mrs. Lona Jones who served the traditional Christmas dessert of plwn puddi~ to Mrs, Kingery, Mrs. James McComb, Mrs. Clifford Dunn. Mrs. Charles Lanham, Mrs. Richard Ware, Mrs. Lionel Smith. Mrs. Eugene Sterrett, Mrs. Carter Franklin, M r s, Charles Gammon, Mrs. Josephine Lyons, Mrs. C. G. Bauerle, and Mrs. J. Wallace Burdette. TO JUICE 46 oz. can ~ By Kraft Ful-Y:alu BUY! _lB. "The Store- With It Hart" Right reserv~ to limit quantltlet 1 lYe accept Fed. Food Stamps PORK & Prices Effective 300 9 to 9--Sunay 10 to 7 SLICED Pkl. N BACON ••••••••• 59~ D ~~~~~y Stokely's PIES•···-·-·····PEACH PIACH Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Dou ~le Pizza box Toilet Tissue 3 4-Rolf 1 00 69~ llkas. • ARINE. p .BIG 18 oz. lar ·l ib. 1 oz. can ' BUYS! WILL Be A Sweet & Juicy Southern Good Value Buys Everyday At Racine Mkt. Anti• Freeze •••••••••••••••.w.l.29 Saltine Crackers ····~u· t. 3a~~ .,.,. Oreo Cookies ................. l:;, .53/o - ,. Holsu• • • ~?.:-.:,!··.... 5 1!.~" 1.00 Gift For .............. PENN CHAMP The Whole ,., FROZEN FOOD OF THE WEEK'.......,~ SANDWICH CR!M! B•IADID "MAIL" YEJUt ... ....... . . Tangerines doz.39e Golden Bananas 7lb.J.OO So111d Ripe Apples••••••4ib.49t Sweet ..ate Apple-Untreated m·99' Subscription Rates Angel,... subsuiptlon to The Dally Sentinel to, Name ....... . Address ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . " ... ............ !,,_..;.;,·.;..··.;.·.;.·.:. ·.;.··_..:..:.;. We Wdl Send AChristmas Card PURE PORK Sausage Sliced CAKE Fresh Meaty JOWL Pork BACON· ·Neck Bones 2 lb. R••·29C Our Own Good Grind From Premi• Beef GROUND BEEF 3· 1.. 1.59 . Check Our · Low Prices! ' • •• - •·6 ... . - . . . .- - -, · - - - . . . - - - - - - - · · - · . . . . . . ···- ~ ---- --··· ~---···- . ~·· \ \ \ ' (IIIOI ·JUJ ; \ . . ""· / '· ,.,..~ .·'. ' ,jj:"' . :'':y· BAKERY-BUYl HOLSUM Our Own Recipe · Winesaps and Romes FISH SQUARES 1 enclose $ · · . lor which send ... yean EACH ~---- No. 2 1/2 can Family Scott (12 Rolls) WITH CHEESE 29 . It •••••••••••••••tl' . \' . Halves or Slices Ful-Valu Bu_ys! A Gift Subscription 0 U Swifts Premium Ful-Valu BUY! Santa Suggests THE DAILY SENTINEL WIENERS pkr. 59~ p o,ln Mon. ,.,. Sit. can :· Hechler's book, "The Bridge at Ersenhower and the Cabinet ::: Remagen," were staying at the by John Foster Dulm, secre· ::: Same hotel as was the tour grolll tary of state. For ·Swifts All Meat DecemberlZ-13-14 · Televised Sesalon Union in Czechoslovakia. A_ session of the president's The sJte&ker said that many of eabmet was televised for the these newsmen and smne or the tir~t ~me on Oct. 25, 1954. The movie people connected with the occa~JOD was prompted by a -~ of Congressman Ken s~Jal report to President ~. 5TH·and PEARL STS., RACINE Showboat Sovi~t .... ~ -· - ·-· --~·- .... ·--· ;_ Versatile ancl Thrifty.•.. LOIN END TO vers were bei~ corducted by the I ' .......... 65 C~HOPS Fui-Valu Buy! Stokely's Fui·Valu Buy! Salad Dressina Mrs. Rouse spoke In admiration of much of the Czech's past history and of the efforts of the Reports Kinger~·. _., with which Mrs. Rouse was tra- Traveler PT. PLEASANT - PORK High-Scoring Values! "Before I say I'U meet you bode at the lotlge this e...ening -what are you, a boy or girl~" ' ··-·- ··--,.. ~-- - -----~..-.......- · --·-- -- ' ·,· . ' . ¥-· . . ..' ·" .. ( . . ·. �"1.:-~·~'Jol.,,;:;_. w ... ~ AilS ~hg 'f~p ~ra .. • + -~ .;.~ . "'IOOIeR COMES • REVIVAL AT a CJclini Cbu1'l:b FOOR ROOM bouse wHII bllll, fw a Coming Lord, Bible pleture - · on Llneoln '·Bapllll Temple, MIDenvlllo, !!gil. CaD llft-27111 or IIIJI43l llet!ltmin& . MoiXIay, Doe. It IUUc aervl<es Dl3btiY 7:311 p.m. LoviJw 1boughts and solemn CHRISTMAS Evangelist Rev. Ken I>arrlna- IIARMONY apartml!llts .. lllld 41 . tears too. SeooD4 Bapllst Cllardl, ORNAMENT SPECIAL Haw marked tlito" paasirv or 4 rooms, fumilbed, new: 12 LARGE Ra-. Evelyone wei· this third year. waDs, noon, furniture. Pd- . TRE! IULBS ............ I.29 IJ.ll-ite Tears may dry and fade aw ill', come. vale parking. Out of all 7.. LIGHT JD my heart you will always Rood&. ! blocks !rom PomeTREE LIGHT SET,S.• • , ••. l..Ct Help Wanted stJy. roy post offlee. II9UIIIJ from ASSORTED TREE Mlmories are treasures that CAR HOPS ·wANTED AT ONCE 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. U+Ue BULB SETS ••..••• , .9 pc. 1. 19 - Crow'• Steat Houae. Pllone no one can a.u. 7 ,T, ARTIFICIAL . ltiUI32 or llft.2510. 12-lllle NTCE O.th is a heartache that no TREES , • , , • , ••••• ... •• , . 6.00 JI'UlUIIISHEI) llld unfurone can heal. nished living quarlen lor Bryants Budeet Shop But we will remember, no mat- PART TIME TRUal: DRIVEit, •lnsle people, QJupleo or omaB 101 W. Meln ter how long, lor Hve poultry truct. see !amDiea. Four vacandos In 992·5196 Dl,ya or sadness still come · 'Monln Gl....,, 39t W. MaiD Middleport. Pllone - . - . • over us St. Friday p.m. U.ll.,!lo 11-11-«c SOLID STATE stereo, 1961 Jll()o Ill loaely hours. of tbinldng as del. Thla aet, Ilk• new, hal tt dlwns another year. WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK, I THREE BEJliiOO!I lrallor, M lovely walnut l!nlsh, AM lr The flowers that we place IC>FM radio, wpeed · t~~anger, days a " · pbono · & G Faod Martel, lbn!o mllea -on your grave may wither U.ll-31< dual balance control. Talle of Mldcll_.t on Rt. 7. alii decay, over paymenll <A t/.77 per JS.ll.,!lo But our love for you will never 111011tb or pay balance due Wanted To Buy fide IWQ . f11Z.26. TrY It In your home. sadlY missed by husbaiXI, Ar- \VlLL BUY raw run and For Sale hldea. cart CbevaUer, Lone REDUCE SAFE, simple a n d 1112-28311. lU-IIe thur; children, Helen, Betty, .... -... IN LOVING memory of Margaret LYnch who passed aw~.v three ,_ ••• ... ' ean .BID mt Joyce, arxl grarxlchil- dren. 12-ll-1tc tl I WISH to thank my Dtai'O' frlellis _for their concern for me and . especially the Coon HWlters As1n., Forked Run ~n Club, Rutlond American Legi011 aad tile Eagteo Lodge; also any • • "'rho d~ l!lelr gl1la w'...V.llmll.v and me. .. -· 114101e USED PONY SULKY aad Jw. nea. call - · U.IO.Uc Wanted ANTIQUES. lornlture, dlohM, mlseellaneouo. Mno. Howard Cecil, 800 w. MaiD St., Pome- roy. 14-Uc !Ill with Gobese tablels. Only Ill cenll. Nelson DnJgo. ll.c.lllp ---AKC Puppies, Seottles, Cocken, Poodles. Weatlos nnd Schnauz. eno, Barkaroo IQ'o., Coolvlne, Ohio, Pboue 66'1.-t. 11-!0ae --- !JAY, PboDe '74M'IU. ll-11-311p · Loir•and Found "'~. rW . , ,. ,_ . .- ., ,.. ·- LOST - Larp Walter ....... USED SPINET plano. A-1 - . near Cllester. Has ane ,..... dlllon, light walnut Bnllh, 12-11-111> f495. WendeD's, 12011 Garfield eye llld 01111 brown eye. I'lL Ave., Parbnbars, W. Va. tll5-llflll CoolvDie. lH4Ip Notlca Pbone taHtlll. 11-:U-Itle WILL 110 IIOWlq II bomo zlppen, poelroto, peg..... For Sale or TI'ICie P<YfATOES, Pboue ltl-liiM 11187 PONTIAC Ftrelllrd, v.. aa~. allorallona, Clarence Prollltl, PorllaDd. Mno. Freddie Thabet, Muon, tomaUc tnmsmlllloll, Ita ~la.tlc P~ '1'/U~SI. 4-SO.Uc OkllmobDe connrtiblo, V-1, power lleeriJII, power bralrea; 3 BEDROOM bouse In lladno, VACANCY lor two elderly ...... ltll Rambler alellon ....... recently remodeled. Owner pie. Pnfer private paid p6 cyllllder, lllandard. Jl'bum. belnf lrlllllforNII. C1arela cloa avaOable. Phone mtll'l . Roy, 9ft.28ll. . - · ~ M11011, !'IUIII. lU«c ~ or IIU748. ~ ll.u.tfc llaJt llendrl<ko and Family. *· f!nl road left below Point a-1. Open • to • Toes. tbru Sat. I'll. ""'IIIII .fii.IIIIIS. 12+101p THE TOM 'MIO!lAs duo <A CJo. ~. "'"' -Bring nltely • Tile Hotel Martin Bar. wm . lhiJ engagement 011 Fl'ldoy Dlgbl. They will ,..,. 111m after the holiday · !Hac T11111RE 'IIIIL be a BUn tlbool -.y, Doe. IS. hll!nnloa II _ , at tile Forbd Ibm lpallmaD Clol>..... ,.... II ........ D-10-11<! DANCE ' • •• •• • IIIII CLUB SATUDAY DECEM.RI4 10 nL 2 ,,I ~ ,,'' ~~. :I 'l -' 10111111 7::10 a.m. 1o 7:» 11-U.ate llldte, excelll!llt Pllone 119z.61118. condiHon. 12·10-ap 1955 DODGE. Prl<ed low. Call 992-Jtl6 after t p.m. lu.st<: inl In living room, celllnl we. 2 acres. Only rr.ooo.oo· II ACRES - Nice hullllkl& loll, 111>ou1 IS acrea ol bollom, hqe 8 room hoaoe, Ill bolbo, lull ba110111enl, allo retllal bo!Be. Gaod otoct !ann. Aalr- --- - WI'S, Bob'• ....... Court, Syracuae, Oblo 011 Slate Rl. 12t, ~ 1-tl-trc ""*' menlo of • 111 0 - EiOODV!! ttl-= - ---· ... COULDN'T OF, MA'IBE SHE'LL CURE TM'ER'S HE~·CUPS ' t ' • •' to . Wheel~·­ Alignment REULE .. ·· s~sf -GUAIANI'i'lDPHONE 992-2094 meroy Homji~l· ...... -~ T.II,._,., ·ellt'rll ..., ff'ft4•i .olr or!... Wtttt. •••..n• ' '· ..... - . . . ONLY Sll.95 Ho.. ,_ n.-.,, SORRY; Pfi<'RY. WE OW'T C'CWI/INCE """IE 10 ;1AY WrTH US AND 510P TRAVELII\6 . -· .. Pluc 2:-l_f fed•~l tex L,.,,.., ·"-"""' .. ·tht,t.r ..-rctt... fwiiJI ll.t.t ,.,_,,., •lu•; evelleWe. fUI..-f'Htl, .ulh lire,. .., lin. , , I 1J4 •• MoORE'S . MAIN -., big SPEAK FOR YOUR5EL.F1 ~IR!llE. I HAVE A WAY FOR PERRY' 10 FINIS+! H15 TRIPJfLOI'.!'.' . ' I'OjllliOY . ·,~ OOZER, BACKHOE, trencl1a' and truck oervlce, · aapllc tank•, water Unes, balemenll. a11o topacill. Henry Bohr, Pllone IIM-31I8I or Roser Babr, Phone 965-!958. li'IJ.301<> IIF~fttAltOI NEWS .pr$nts .LOCAL REPORTS . ........... AUCI'IONEE!t Complete Servlee ' ... --41' tie .• ller...oyslenh ·· '"" ... 182- • e96.78, or monlbly paymerili of f6.20. Call ~II. lU-8Ie READY _ >!IX conerete dellv· ered right to your proje<l. STEREO RADIO combination: Fast and eaoy. Free eatlFour speed intermllled dlan&- matea. Phone 992·32111. GoeJ· er, 4-apeater liOUIId o,mm. leln Ready - 1111• Co.. MiddleLovely walnut llnllh. 'rids let port, Ohio. I :10 He jut! a few months oid. Pay balance or 119.98, or mont1t1y BUDGET PRICE fumllura on poymenta. Call mme. our third Ooor budget lbop. lH4Ic Baker Furniture. Middleport. Oblo. D-Ue SEWING MACHINE: Machine equipped to zig zag, malle SEWING MACHINES, repair bullonboles, dnrn, sew 011 bat- oervlce, au makes. WY 2tons, aU wltbout atlachmellll. 2284. The Fabric SboP, PomHas many features not eroy. Authorized !IIJtger Saleo lloned. Pay f4!.12 oi'\fionthly and Service. We l!barpen paymeota of ts. can ~~n-~~11. SelllliOrl. J.lt.lfc ••ar...,. - 7:50 A.M• ....;. Ractoe, Oldo Crill lln<lfOIII EARLY AMERICAN stereo: Am coNDmONiliG Refrlsor- · :f'~iC:-;:: U68 model stereo AM llld FM atlon ...,Ire. Jack's Relrlt·. A':f'joc..:::: .::.~o7""- . radlo eomblnatlon, dual II""!; era=• New Haven.c ~·,:1 · . .AT C. C. BRADFpRD I I lie 'bA~Y 1 MEMJ ' UP! &\«\ I! 0 t2. 1001 ' 3 P.M. . . AID . '' ..'\ 4~30 ' l-lENI1'/,! li!INK 'j()!Rf WAST!~ ~liME. GRCWIMG CMILDRB't I MUSTN'T £XER.T TtffiR. ~1'418CLI!!8!! lil'trtE, Pi$ LITTLE "''tt'ME- 'GI !!!!'!! · 'ii'I&WV'It!IRI!II!IJI. wrTH Ttf08f H&W'Y' l<eeping Mei Gollia .and;· .. ..., • Maso·n :Ar~_q,~ lnformea A·;,· ~ell As ' Enlerloir)ed ;;, ' ' ' ' DAILY CROSSWORD "&oaou DOWN ot.Lo4y ··-- t.amano~or f. s-ped 11. BII'Uil's thltor- l.Corn 2. brood F'oNann S. -Deport t.vtn•na tflrrn II.IJkatlnl' ana 0. - . of from D. Rio Poriodl 1a JU.io'1 commuzw 8. Momlll&' ll. Campoillt 13. ''Rock'' 18. !!nlugloro' .,_....,. IT. 'naerefon ............. ""'...,....,..., ....,. form four ordlnarJ words. J 25. See. woed ........, ..too 29. "Smart" I. Apple Unoeramblelh- (our Jumblel, 21. no&t 24.. Jlmwh ...., --aiMent1a T.Dutch ~UJ~~;-!.:f.:!!::::!c one letter to eM:h square. to I ROWNC 0 te- 31, Clarify II I JI.Kuurium JYDibal 38. Weatbtr 3T. Wltboll dowll, a riOt 10.-lery .&. P8B"DA a,.......,. ,....... MA WXOIOWVB~ XDYOB VKITBB MB VXB HB CDHBV, AVIBOY XV R:trua:.-PKBVXB ' t•~ atlilt.a ~n Wlllllt'COltJSTit.BUt.ART DUTTB '1'0 B11 ~ · 1BJI ~·LOT D '1101' A HAPl'1' OJfi:.-W. I.~ ;.: ..: ·.· . . ,. ' \ ' (. . . . . ' ' _.,' r _.co...-;_J__:: , Iiioi:l;,._~ -~ ·~ .,. .......... t ..... r:-:r-.. ,.,',,. J•.~;.;-! '\j,· ... • '{:!. 'J'.% *~' '>t• -.', IDe.) ....., 'Srut1TS l1IE GROWTtt! OlllfCT8! HERE ... Lfi ME tf!t.P 'ltlU! will....,. · lor caeh. Call . . . . . . . Business Servl181 krLfti 'TIIAILER - ~WMPO . CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S ..-........... . . -. -.... SYRACVIIE ---- -oy. ' ! 1111 $10,0111.110 HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD AI!SOCIATE!I . -- GRAVELY TRACTOR, atriJI. ID8I special, he lllade with any new Gravely pur. cl1ased In Deeembor. Gravely u.n.-. Tractor lU«<: prices liar! at fl2l SKATE-A·WAY holiday partlel. Gravely Tractor Saleo, Pom!!lilt MOBILE home, 11 a IS 1'11aDk881VIng, Friday, NOY. For l.ea18 «CJY. Oblo. lU«c wiUIIIp out room. Priced very 22, Qlristmas, Fri., Dec. M & G Food Martel, tlreereumable. Phone days 1112zo, New Years Eve., Tuaa., •oulb of Mlddloport ... Rl. 7. CIDHUAHUA puppies lor oalo. IBM, evenlnp 1115-4157 • Dee. 31, 7:30 lA> 11:30. Open U.!Wie call S0.28tl. lH4Ic D-11..., Cbrlslmll Eve. Ckioed ()brlet.. mao. Open wednellday, 1'\iBu•ineu Opportunity 11162 DODGE, 440 J door b.ord- SMALL BUSINESS, Pomeroy day, Salurdoy, 7:30 to 10:30. top, VB, automatic, poww EXCEP'nONIM. ..,.,.,.tuiiJty. loc:alloD, busclolng aoorL AvaUable lor parllea, lionateertnc, brakes, t aew lhl, Momacemlllll trakleelldo area. day, Tuooday and 'J1>unday Sellin& due to olber $550.011. 1192-33' 1 ' 1 evealnp. married, ap zt to eo, lull or nllbll. Saturday and Sunday IU., Pbone da)>l - · ......... part lime. lDoome llllllrnbd. IIH!i7. U.ll«e lloply to Dally Sentinel, Bot · - · Phono ..a or ...U. U-17Ill G, Oblo. NEW AND USED pool talllee. 11-U.... cu. Center, l'ameroy. CIGARE'I'l'E venrlln& macbl1101 Locally Grown U.ll-41< and oervlca. ABC Eaterprlllo. Malon, ll'. Va. 77NMI. 6 ROOM aporlment, clan lo Sheared & Sprayed 1111 ZIG ZAG 110W1ng maddne. INc downlown Pomeroy. call IIIIJ. Faacy or jull plain "'""*>' 2143 before & p.m. 11-l..Ue SCOTCH PINE IIOWing. You wllllllle IIIII GIIO: lniUrance lrtoocJ&raml. dam. mtkM A1l'I'OMOiin.!: lien TRAILER SPACE, readJ to buttonbolel, leWI Oil baUonl, ......nedf Loot ,.,., opnl. Mot up, private, plol>ly of 803 Brownell Ave. llld llrlJibl llllcbel. Tr7 li .........., Cd 1111111. room lor chl1drea to pltJ. Pa•allol to Middleport Hill In your home: ~ or fliD per tlitre Pbone 11211101. 1-14-* MIDDLEPORT, OHIO llllllllb. Pbone · - · u.u..., FURNISHED and unfurnlsbed 'ITRAW. Pllone 118UJJ7. apartmenll. Clooe to odlool. IJ.4.121p Pllone' · 111-11-t!c STEREO PIIONO: H-diDme FURNISHED apartment, t <01110le, like new. Mpood rooma nnd both. llarllal Rey- BSR cl1anger, Pill 11JM!11oet. noldJ, M~n~, W. Va. Pbono aoUd otate. Mab paymenll of !'1Ult7. 11-ltt!c $1.50 per - " cr tlt.IIO CJII!!, . Call llft-211311. IU«c P'URNIBliED APARTMENTII In Middleport. All ullllllea 11110 ZIG ZAG oewln& m....... paid. Rowley .. Reed, MW- This machine mates ~ dleporl, Pllone IIIIJ.I'I'/1. boleo, dlll'lll, omb., In 1om1J portable ease. Ply II ,.,._ AQUARIUMS - Chrllfmu sell STORE equipment lor bouse 1•.10, IS pllons. See otr eomlrallll'. M lr G Faod MarUI, pl«e llne of ezotie fish and ll!lipllel. Gift certlllca!el -port .., miles 111. -7. <A - · aVollable. Tile Hoollo of WIJ. llill, FIVE Pil!lCE blonde bedroom IDf automallt boll. llreaeway, doublo prqe. Lars• level Ia!. P1,0111.011 RlJ'I1.AND - s bedroom bomo, batb, GIIO lloor plan, PIDOI- .. ... .. "''AW Real lstlte For Sale GmD. BOBSIEHD, 8r1. . ' VANNv CREEPS • .' S\'IIACIJSI! - 7 I'OliiDI, . bath. - Boor plan, wall to wall earpel!ng In livinl room, dJD. -- - . e.· R~..if ·~ - HOBSTETTER : REALTY ------ - -·· I CAN'T BELIEVE IT,..HE ~VE N !-lAO OOUGH ! �"1.:-~·~'Jol.,,;:;_. w ... ~ AilS ~hg 'f~p ~ra .. • + -~ .;.~ . "'IOOIeR COMES • REVIVAL AT a CJclini Cbu1'l:b FOOR ROOM bouse wHII bllll, fw a Coming Lord, Bible pleture - · on Llneoln '·Bapllll Temple, MIDenvlllo, !!gil. CaD llft-27111 or IIIJI43l llet!ltmin& . MoiXIay, Doe. It IUUc aervl<es Dl3btiY 7:311 p.m. LoviJw 1boughts and solemn CHRISTMAS Evangelist Rev. Ken I>arrlna- IIARMONY apartml!llts .. lllld 41 . tears too. SeooD4 Bapllst Cllardl, ORNAMENT SPECIAL Haw marked tlito" paasirv or 4 rooms, fumilbed, new: 12 LARGE Ra-. Evelyone wei· this third year. waDs, noon, furniture. Pd- . TRE! IULBS ............ I.29 IJ.ll-ite Tears may dry and fade aw ill', come. vale parking. Out of all 7.. LIGHT JD my heart you will always Rood&. ! blocks !rom PomeTREE LIGHT SET,S.• • , ••. l..Ct Help Wanted stJy. roy post offlee. II9UIIIJ from ASSORTED TREE Mlmories are treasures that CAR HOPS ·wANTED AT ONCE 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. U+Ue BULB SETS ••..••• , .9 pc. 1. 19 - Crow'• Steat Houae. Pllone no one can a.u. 7 ,T, ARTIFICIAL . ltiUI32 or llft.2510. 12-lllle NTCE O.th is a heartache that no TREES , • , , • , ••••• ... •• , . 6.00 JI'UlUIIISHEI) llld unfurone can heal. nished living quarlen lor Bryants Budeet Shop But we will remember, no mat- PART TIME TRUal: DRIVEit, •lnsle people, QJupleo or omaB 101 W. Meln ter how long, lor Hve poultry truct. see !amDiea. Four vacandos In 992·5196 Dl,ya or sadness still come · 'Monln Gl....,, 39t W. MaiD Middleport. Pllone - . - . • over us St. Friday p.m. U.ll.,!lo 11-11-«c SOLID STATE stereo, 1961 Jll()o Ill loaely hours. of tbinldng as del. Thla aet, Ilk• new, hal tt dlwns another year. WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK, I THREE BEJliiOO!I lrallor, M lovely walnut l!nlsh, AM lr The flowers that we place IC>FM radio, wpeed · t~~anger, days a " · pbono · & G Faod Martel, lbn!o mllea -on your grave may wither U.ll-31< dual balance control. Talle of Mldcll_.t on Rt. 7. alii decay, over paymenll <A t/.77 per JS.ll.,!lo But our love for you will never 111011tb or pay balance due Wanted To Buy fide IWQ . f11Z.26. TrY It In your home. sadlY missed by husbaiXI, Ar- \VlLL BUY raw run and For Sale hldea. cart CbevaUer, Lone REDUCE SAFE, simple a n d 1112-28311. lU-IIe thur; children, Helen, Betty, .... -... IN LOVING memory of Margaret LYnch who passed aw~.v three ,_ ••• ... ' ean .BID mt Joyce, arxl grarxlchil- dren. 12-ll-1tc tl I WISH to thank my Dtai'O' frlellis _for their concern for me and . especially the Coon HWlters As1n., Forked Run ~n Club, Rutlond American Legi011 aad tile Eagteo Lodge; also any • • "'rho d~ l!lelr gl1la w'...V.llmll.v and me. .. -· 114101e USED PONY SULKY aad Jw. nea. call - · U.IO.Uc Wanted ANTIQUES. lornlture, dlohM, mlseellaneouo. Mno. Howard Cecil, 800 w. MaiD St., Pome- roy. 14-Uc !Ill with Gobese tablels. Only Ill cenll. Nelson DnJgo. ll.c.lllp ---AKC Puppies, Seottles, Cocken, Poodles. Weatlos nnd Schnauz. eno, Barkaroo IQ'o., Coolvlne, Ohio, Pboue 66'1.-t. 11-!0ae --- !JAY, PboDe '74M'IU. ll-11-311p · Loir•and Found "'~. rW . , ,. ,_ . .- ., ,.. ·- LOST - Larp Walter ....... USED SPINET plano. A-1 - . near Cllester. Has ane ,..... dlllon, light walnut Bnllh, 12-11-111> f495. WendeD's, 12011 Garfield eye llld 01111 brown eye. I'lL Ave., Parbnbars, W. Va. tll5-llflll CoolvDie. lH4Ip Notlca Pbone taHtlll. 11-:U-Itle WILL 110 IIOWlq II bomo zlppen, poelroto, peg..... For Sale or TI'ICie P<YfATOES, Pboue ltl-liiM 11187 PONTIAC Ftrelllrd, v.. aa~. allorallona, Clarence Prollltl, PorllaDd. Mno. Freddie Thabet, Muon, tomaUc tnmsmlllloll, Ita ~la.tlc P~ '1'/U~SI. 4-SO.Uc OkllmobDe connrtiblo, V-1, power lleeriJII, power bralrea; 3 BEDROOM bouse In lladno, VACANCY lor two elderly ...... ltll Rambler alellon ....... recently remodeled. Owner pie. Pnfer private paid p6 cyllllder, lllandard. Jl'bum. belnf lrlllllforNII. C1arela cloa avaOable. Phone mtll'l . Roy, 9ft.28ll. . - · ~ M11011, !'IUIII. lU«c ~ or IIU748. ~ ll.u.tfc llaJt llendrl<ko and Family. *· f!nl road left below Point a-1. Open • to • Toes. tbru Sat. I'll. ""'IIIII .fii.IIIIIS. 12+101p THE TOM 'MIO!lAs duo <A CJo. ~. "'"' -Bring nltely • Tile Hotel Martin Bar. wm . lhiJ engagement 011 Fl'ldoy Dlgbl. They will ,..,. 111m after the holiday · !Hac T11111RE 'IIIIL be a BUn tlbool -.y, Doe. IS. hll!nnloa II _ , at tile Forbd Ibm lpallmaD Clol>..... ,.... II ........ D-10-11<! DANCE ' • •• •• • IIIII CLUB SATUDAY DECEM.RI4 10 nL 2 ,,I ~ ,,'' ~~. :I 'l -' 10111111 7::10 a.m. 1o 7:» 11-U.ate llldte, excelll!llt Pllone 119z.61118. condiHon. 12·10-ap 1955 DODGE. Prl<ed low. Call 992-Jtl6 after t p.m. lu.st<: inl In living room, celllnl we. 2 acres. Only rr.ooo.oo· II ACRES - Nice hullllkl& loll, 111>ou1 IS acrea ol bollom, hqe 8 room hoaoe, Ill bolbo, lull ba110111enl, allo retllal bo!Be. Gaod otoct !ann. Aalr- --- - WI'S, Bob'• ....... Court, Syracuae, Oblo 011 Slate Rl. 12t, ~ 1-tl-trc ""*' menlo of • 111 0 - EiOODV!! ttl-= - ---· ... COULDN'T OF, MA'IBE SHE'LL CURE TM'ER'S HE~·CUPS ' t ' • •' to . Wheel~·­ Alignment REULE .. ·· s~sf -GUAIANI'i'lDPHONE 992-2094 meroy Homji~l· ...... -~ T.II,._,., ·ellt'rll ..., ff'ft4•i .olr or!... Wtttt. •••..n• ' '· ..... - . . . ONLY Sll.95 Ho.. ,_ n.-.,, SORRY; Pfi<'RY. WE OW'T C'CWI/INCE """IE 10 ;1AY WrTH US AND 510P TRAVELII\6 . -· .. Pluc 2:-l_f fed•~l tex L,.,,.., ·"-"""' .. ·tht,t.r ..-rctt... fwiiJI ll.t.t ,.,_,,., •lu•; evelleWe. fUI..-f'Htl, .ulh lire,. .., lin. , , I 1J4 •• MoORE'S . MAIN -., big SPEAK FOR YOUR5EL.F1 ~IR!llE. I HAVE A WAY FOR PERRY' 10 FINIS+! H15 TRIPJfLOI'.!'.' . ' I'OjllliOY . ·,~ OOZER, BACKHOE, trencl1a' and truck oervlce, · aapllc tank•, water Unes, balemenll. a11o topacill. Henry Bohr, Pllone IIM-31I8I or Roser Babr, Phone 965-!958. li'IJ.301<> IIF~fttAltOI NEWS .pr$nts .LOCAL REPORTS . ........... AUCI'IONEE!t Complete Servlee ' ... --41' tie .• ller...oyslenh ·· '"" ... 182- • e96.78, or monlbly paymerili of f6.20. Call ~II. lU-8Ie READY _ >!IX conerete dellv· ered right to your proje<l. STEREO RADIO combination: Fast and eaoy. Free eatlFour speed intermllled dlan&- matea. Phone 992·32111. GoeJ· er, 4-apeater liOUIId o,mm. leln Ready - 1111• Co.. MiddleLovely walnut llnllh. 'rids let port, Ohio. I :10 He jut! a few months oid. Pay balance or 119.98, or mont1t1y BUDGET PRICE fumllura on poymenta. Call mme. our third Ooor budget lbop. lH4Ic Baker Furniture. Middleport. Oblo. D-Ue SEWING MACHINE: Machine equipped to zig zag, malle SEWING MACHINES, repair bullonboles, dnrn, sew 011 bat- oervlce, au makes. WY 2tons, aU wltbout atlachmellll. 2284. The Fabric SboP, PomHas many features not eroy. Authorized !IIJtger Saleo lloned. Pay f4!.12 oi'\fionthly and Service. We l!barpen paymeota of ts. can ~~n-~~11. SelllliOrl. J.lt.lfc ••ar...,. - 7:50 A.M• ....;. Ractoe, Oldo Crill lln<lfOIII EARLY AMERICAN stereo: Am coNDmONiliG Refrlsor- · :f'~iC:-;:: U68 model stereo AM llld FM atlon ...,Ire. Jack's Relrlt·. A':f'joc..:::: .::.~o7""- . radlo eomblnatlon, dual II""!; era=• New Haven.c ~·,:1 · . .AT C. C. BRADFpRD I I lie 'bA~Y 1 MEMJ ' UP! &\«\ I! 0 t2. 1001 ' 3 P.M. . . AID . '' ..'\ 4~30 ' l-lENI1'/,! li!INK 'j()!Rf WAST!~ ~liME. GRCWIMG CMILDRB't I MUSTN'T £XER.T TtffiR. ~1'418CLI!!8!! lil'trtE, Pi$ LITTLE "''tt'ME- 'GI !!!!'!! · 'ii'I&WV'It!IRI!II!IJI. wrTH Ttf08f H&W'Y' l<eeping Mei Gollia .and;· .. ..., • Maso·n :Ar~_q,~ lnformea A·;,· ~ell As ' Enlerloir)ed ;;, ' ' ' ' DAILY CROSSWORD "&oaou DOWN ot.Lo4y ··-- t.amano~or f. s-ped 11. BII'Uil's thltor- l.Corn 2. brood F'oNann S. -Deport t.vtn•na tflrrn II.IJkatlnl' ana 0. - . of from D. Rio Poriodl 1a JU.io'1 commuzw 8. Momlll&' ll. Campoillt 13. ''Rock'' 18. !!nlugloro' .,_....,. IT. 'naerefon ............. ""'...,....,..., ....,. form four ordlnarJ words. J 25. See. woed ........, ..too 29. "Smart" I. Apple Unoeramblelh- (our Jumblel, 21. no&t 24.. Jlmwh ...., --aiMent1a T.Dutch ~UJ~~;-!.:f.:!!::::!c one letter to eM:h square. to I ROWNC 0 te- 31, Clarify II I JI.Kuurium JYDibal 38. Weatbtr 3T. Wltboll dowll, a riOt 10.-lery .&. P8B"DA a,.......,. ,....... MA WXOIOWVB~ XDYOB VKITBB MB VXB HB CDHBV, AVIBOY XV R:trua:.-PKBVXB ' t•~ atlilt.a ~n Wlllllt'COltJSTit.BUt.ART DUTTB '1'0 B11 ~ · 1BJI ~·LOT D '1101' A HAPl'1' OJfi:.-W. I.~ ;.: ..: ·.· . . ,. ' \ ' (. . . . . ' ' _.,' r _.co...-;_J__:: , Iiioi:l;,._~ -~ ·~ .,. .......... t ..... r:-:r-.. ,.,',,. J•.~;.;-! '\j,· ... • '{:!. 'J'.% *~' '>t• -.', IDe.) ....., 'Srut1TS l1IE GROWTtt! OlllfCT8! HERE ... Lfi ME tf!t.P 'ltlU! will....,. · lor caeh. Call . . . . . . . Business Servl181 krLfti 'TIIAILER - ~WMPO . CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S ..-........... . . -. -.... SYRACVIIE ---- -oy. ' ! 1111 $10,0111.110 HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD AI!SOCIATE!I . -- GRAVELY TRACTOR, atriJI. ID8I special, he lllade with any new Gravely pur. cl1ased In Deeembor. Gravely u.n.-. Tractor lU«<: prices liar! at fl2l SKATE-A·WAY holiday partlel. Gravely Tractor Saleo, Pom!!lilt MOBILE home, 11 a IS 1'11aDk881VIng, Friday, NOY. For l.ea18 «CJY. Oblo. lU«c wiUIIIp out room. Priced very 22, Qlristmas, Fri., Dec. M & G Food Martel, tlreereumable. Phone days 1112zo, New Years Eve., Tuaa., •oulb of Mlddloport ... Rl. 7. CIDHUAHUA puppies lor oalo. IBM, evenlnp 1115-4157 • Dee. 31, 7:30 lA> 11:30. Open U.!Wie call S0.28tl. lH4Ic D-11..., Cbrlslmll Eve. Ckioed ()brlet.. mao. Open wednellday, 1'\iBu•ineu Opportunity 11162 DODGE, 440 J door b.ord- SMALL BUSINESS, Pomeroy day, Salurdoy, 7:30 to 10:30. top, VB, automatic, poww EXCEP'nONIM. ..,.,.,.tuiiJty. loc:alloD, busclolng aoorL AvaUable lor parllea, lionateertnc, brakes, t aew lhl, Momacemlllll trakleelldo area. day, Tuooday and 'J1>unday Sellin& due to olber $550.011. 1192-33' 1 ' 1 evealnp. married, ap zt to eo, lull or nllbll. Saturday and Sunday IU., Pbone da)>l - · ......... part lime. lDoome llllllrnbd. IIH!i7. U.ll«e lloply to Dally Sentinel, Bot · - · Phono ..a or ...U. U-17Ill G, Oblo. NEW AND USED pool talllee. 11-U.... cu. Center, l'ameroy. CIGARE'I'l'E venrlln& macbl1101 Locally Grown U.ll-41< and oervlca. ABC Eaterprlllo. Malon, ll'. Va. 77NMI. 6 ROOM aporlment, clan lo Sheared & Sprayed 1111 ZIG ZAG 110W1ng maddne. INc downlown Pomeroy. call IIIIJ. Faacy or jull plain "'""*>' 2143 before & p.m. 11-l..Ue SCOTCH PINE IIOWing. You wllllllle IIIII GIIO: lniUrance lrtoocJ&raml. dam. mtkM A1l'I'OMOiin.!: lien TRAILER SPACE, readJ to buttonbolel, leWI Oil baUonl, ......nedf Loot ,.,., opnl. Mot up, private, plol>ly of 803 Brownell Ave. llld llrlJibl llllcbel. Tr7 li .........., Cd 1111111. room lor chl1drea to pltJ. Pa•allol to Middleport Hill In your home: ~ or fliD per tlitre Pbone 11211101. 1-14-* MIDDLEPORT, OHIO llllllllb. Pbone · - · u.u..., FURNISHED and unfurnlsbed 'ITRAW. Pllone 118UJJ7. apartmenll. Clooe to odlool. IJ.4.121p Pllone' · 111-11-t!c STEREO PIIONO: H-diDme FURNISHED apartment, t <01110le, like new. Mpood rooma nnd both. llarllal Rey- BSR cl1anger, Pill 11JM!11oet. noldJ, M~n~, W. Va. Pbono aoUd otate. Mab paymenll of !'1Ult7. 11-ltt!c $1.50 per - " cr tlt.IIO CJII!!, . Call llft-211311. IU«c P'URNIBliED APARTMENTII In Middleport. All ullllllea 11110 ZIG ZAG oewln& m....... paid. Rowley .. Reed, MW- This machine mates ~ dleporl, Pllone IIIIJ.I'I'/1. boleo, dlll'lll, omb., In 1om1J portable ease. Ply II ,.,._ AQUARIUMS - Chrllfmu sell STORE equipment lor bouse 1•.10, IS pllons. See otr eomlrallll'. M lr G Faod MarUI, pl«e llne of ezotie fish and ll!lipllel. Gift certlllca!el -port .., miles 111. -7. <A - · aVollable. Tile Hoollo of WIJ. llill, FIVE Pil!lCE blonde bedroom IDf automallt boll. llreaeway, doublo prqe. Lars• level Ia!. P1,0111.011 RlJ'I1.AND - s bedroom bomo, batb, GIIO lloor plan, PIDOI- .. ... .. "''AW Real lstlte For Sale GmD. BOBSIEHD, 8r1. . ' VANNv CREEPS • .' S\'IIACIJSI! - 7 I'OliiDI, . bath. - Boor plan, wall to wall earpel!ng In livinl room, dJD. -- - . e.· R~..if ·~ - HOBSTETTER : REALTY ------ - -·· I CAN'T BELIEVE IT,..HE ~VE N !-lAO OOUGH ! �• 19 - The Dall)' Sentinel, Middleport--Pomero)', o., Det:cmbcr 11, 1968 PLAY \ Pre-Christmas Sale Tl Kroger'a 12 lh. and up Exl'iting _..aj No Purchase Required To Play! Bingo I~ I Game! ~uti (._.tt fl'ortiM U.. 5k) ..... twf Smoked Ham _______ .. 49t Oul1......... Harvest Time and Country Maid Sliced Bacon••••••••••• ~.49e Smoked Picnics••••••• !b~ 39e Polish Sausage•••••••• ~b~49e Pork Sausage.~·:·::. 2 89e Sliced Bologna•••••••• ~~ .49e C.,.r....t, The KNter C.., 1M w. ,....,.... .... ~ ....,. H&D SUPER MARKET-Open Dally 9 to 9:30--Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Accept Federal FOod Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 Comer Mill and Second Sts. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Ouontities" fucfoer'• All MHt MIDDLEPORT, 0. S['ECIAL SATVRDAY ONLY, con• <... cans 303 C:Cinl· '.f 1 MILK 1.00 1.00 ~~~~al. 39e Rdogna -----·-- BREAf. AD 16 ounce IHYIS 1.00~""'· 1.00~. DEC. 14 .• •' 1.00 . 1.00 49e Jumbo Bunch Dressiq,g . __ _... 39e.. · Beef Stew __ :;:: J9c_ ~· ·. _ .. v-. Hytr. . Potted Meat 9' =-- $1 Thank You c.t Green Beans 6 ';:;, $1 CQffee ___ 2 Stokley !~·. $1.29 Stokler W, K. Peaches ___ 3 !~.. 894i 7 p.m. F~y ... EXTRA SPECIAL COCA-COLA ROYAL CROWN DOUBLE COLA 8 ~i~69~ YELLOW 3 .· ••· •• 0-NION-S••••••••••••••• C - I SA118011N Coffee tl:':l:":::=::::::*M-::::::::?.".:.:?."M'«<Z:W::{V.:::*m::::;:~.:•:•:;:?.«-&:i:·~~\3!!2£2222 I ' c • • ' Mark V Price R09";;lar · ., 39c ~ Pears. ____ 3 -~tt@wberries 5 !::: $1- )/-SCOT LAD Creams & Jellies •••••••• Giant Jellies••••••••••• Chocolate Drops•••••••••• Coffee Creamer Rea. 49c Value 2 Biscuits _ 12 ::, 99c K,...r All Fle'IW1 Parkey Whipped Sherbet __ 2 .... 89c JkSU.Coloato_,. Margarine 2 ~!. 79c Toothbrush _ ... lOc 81rd...,. K......- Semi-Soft $1M Siae LuttN Awake __ :_ 4 Egg_~ o~ :.: :...-.!'1."!: 89c. Plll...ry .... lollanl ~~ $1 HalfmrMII LGI........ Cheese _____ .. 75c c...... Shampoo _ 2 t!:, $1 Stokley 3 •.. '~ $1 wcktail 49c :';;.'~ $1 Bread _ 4 ::0 $1 eafl 1 K.....,. R..ut.- or Honey Tuna _ 3 ~'!-:· 89c C_,..Whlte&As- Towels _3 •:: 89c Grahams :~:· 39~ -YOU OIIIIOIIET AS~D W.K. OR C.S. YELLOW COLORS~IAL Corn Tissue - ~. Kroger Pateak• or Mlple HelMy Syrup ____ t!!: 29c Goldin Delkla tt Genuine Coffee Idaho Potatoes ..... ... $1.54 NMIICO AppJes ---_____ t!: 59c Tomatoes _____ .... 39c ,...... F_., Tangelos ______ t!!· 69c Spinach _______ .... 33c K.._Puro F- Or~nge Ritz Crackers FNSh Tubt Juice _... .-eo~. 89c C-.y Clult FoVII C!'ke 1\fix -_____ :: 69c Broccoli ________ 39c s,.nloh Onions _____ 3 .... 39c Ji'.,.esh Wlq ONION I'LAYOR Tangerines Rings ~~~a........ ' 39e VAlUUII COUPON fREE 50 ••••••••••• doz. & FREE 50 '';Ju.1u JC!I' VALUI FREE 50 IJCTaA -~~AW• nAMPS' WITH THIQ COUftiONSI 1 16 ounce contolnen Christmas Trees ICE CREAM6pak 4-9 "" Slu R01. & H.T.H. Holo Ice Cream ___ ...,.,.1. 79c K,..r All Flavon ~ SunriafrFresh I'OI.HR'S 800 ' ICE CREA Kf'OIM" u-Fat 49c Get VpTo FINEST QUALITY 63c ~:: Hair Spray 2 '!:.. 99c ,,. - . 7k lbe M•Pifwr .... Colgate 100 _ ::_ 44c - ' New Shipment Chri&tmtu Candie. LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ON FINEST FROZEN FOODS Crest wrn ______ 5 !;.:·· $1 Iter Klat Chunk kroget ,_ ,.... Crest Tooth Paste.. .-~:~.69~ Excedr1n••.••.•...••••• ~~:~~,991-.,. • s 59Jt, Ha 1r pray...•••••••.• ~ Cottage Cheese KrOfM' Buttermilk Soi~RI.... Flour ··--- $1.54 Fudge Stripes \DISCOUNT PRICED ! e 2........ Pill--, Plalo 111111 K••ILH HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS .Regular Price 98c Flour ____ $1.95 SIZE R.G. OR MINI' 2 ~. 59c 6 = sl 99c P.ctler ._.... Frnen K._.. Ploln Mil Solf.RIIIot ETC. Sin •h '~· Kroget Chill WIBNM « . - . . ..I... 10 a.m.- SCOT LAD TIDE BONUS Gltllf Coffee _____ KROGeR DAWN FRESH KROGER ALL VARIETIES lpollltht ....... Sunday Rot• 98c 51 ::.. ALL SOAP POWDERS AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Cake Mix ------- 3 ':0..,.;.89c Sausage __ 5 s:;,. $1 • CASE PRICE, 3.59 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! For 8rig/tt Hulllly 1•111 . In thl FTHZBr C.. Pot Pies cans Sll bag Turkeys _~~ ~ -~ ____ .. 39c Pllllllvry Aulrttd Fla.,.,. l?.AS CAL Ope~ ~ can Sugar d. Lunch Meat ___ -____ ~ 39c bot. can K._.. Wlohbono lrllllll Applesauce ______ 8 r:-..• $1 Pomeroy Kroger BISCUITS 65C ..,.,.. ...,.a,.. qt. I~ Sandwich Buns ___ 5 ...... .. $1 Grade A doz. ean• SHORTENING 1"- Picrucs ' ______ Sllcod._. _____ 4h ..· "45c Clrdoonl Prldo Life YELLOW WHOLE KERNEL BOB WHITE -- K ...... Weiner or ~~; Eggs 303 SCOT LAD Can Ham _________ !! $2.49 Frooh, Loan Gromtd Beef ______ -___ ,._ SCOT LAD ""~ MarfM4ffe.r Ground Chuck 59c ' 1/2 gallon Good selection · .of Flavors By North Star r. l I I '~ . $1.09 .,._t .,. Let - U.S. Gev't. llllflcietl Quarter Fryers _____ .. 39e . -. .._ Kroger • .1.00 1... ~~~. F,..... Jb. Weiners ________::: 49c CoolcM Country Ham _____ Center Cut _______ .... Solb. $l.C9 Armour It• w hdl1r'1 lutk SIJQCf ·- SCOT LAD 1 mg Wh't' ......... VIrginia Fully Chuck Roast B!'.con -------- :.:: $1.29 Veget abl e Soup•• ~ ••••••••••••• 8 Tomato Soup••~u;:N.~F.~~~ •••••• ~ 10 Chicken Noodle ~~~N scoT..... 7 Green Beans................... 6 Pork & Beans.!~o:.L:~ •••••••••• 8 ~~. Shellle Beans.!c~;~:~ •••••••••• 6 ;~~. Kidney Beans.:;~T.L:: •• 8 ~~. 1.00 Tomat oes•••-........... 5'\ 1.00 .Ma pIe Syrup •••••••••• 39"\0 Jo-Bo Dog Food••••••••• ~·;. 7C SCOT LAD Slictcl kwkk Krlsp Sliced SEAL TEST OF S.wt~ Bu The Piece VSDA CHOICE right ,. limit .,antitiH. Bacon ________ !:!: $1.17 lb. QUEEN OF SCOT ... Pork Loin __________ .. 69e -------...-- ___,. _____ .. - -- - ----- ------ -----·~'-~~-··-------~-~.....--,=·"~"'== )•· I' 29c ', '0::_. • �• 19 - The Dall)' Sentinel, Middleport--Pomero)', o., Det:cmbcr 11, 1968 PLAY \ Pre-Christmas Sale Tl Kroger'a 12 lh. and up Exl'iting _..aj No Purchase Required To Play! Bingo I~ I Game! ~uti (._.tt fl'ortiM U.. 5k) ..... twf Smoked Ham _______ .. 49t Oul1......... Harvest Time and Country Maid Sliced Bacon••••••••••• ~.49e Smoked Picnics••••••• !b~ 39e Polish Sausage•••••••• ~b~49e Pork Sausage.~·:·::. 2 89e Sliced Bologna•••••••• ~~ .49e C.,.r....t, The KNter C.., 1M w. ,....,.... .... ~ ....,. H&D SUPER MARKET-Open Dally 9 to 9:30--Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Accept Federal FOod Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 Comer Mill and Second Sts. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Ouontities" fucfoer'• All MHt MIDDLEPORT, 0. S['ECIAL SATVRDAY ONLY, con• <... cans 303 C:Cinl· '.f 1 MILK 1.00 1.00 ~~~~al. 39e Rdogna -----·-- BREAf. AD 16 ounce IHYIS 1.00~""'· 1.00~. DEC. 14 .• •' 1.00 . 1.00 49e Jumbo Bunch Dressiq,g . __ _... 39e.. · Beef Stew __ :;:: J9c_ ~· ·. _ .. v-. Hytr. . Potted Meat 9' =-- $1 Thank You c.t Green Beans 6 ';:;, $1 CQffee ___ 2 Stokley !~·. $1.29 Stokler W, K. Peaches ___ 3 !~.. 894i 7 p.m. F~y ... EXTRA SPECIAL COCA-COLA ROYAL CROWN DOUBLE COLA 8 ~i~69~ YELLOW 3 .· ••· •• 0-NION-S••••••••••••••• C - I SA118011N Coffee tl:':l:":::=::::::*M-::::::::?.".:.:?."M'«<Z:W::{V.:::*m::::;:~.:•:•:;:?.«-&:i:·~~\3!!2£2222 I ' c • • ' Mark V Price R09";;lar · ., 39c ~ Pears. ____ 3 -~tt@wberries 5 !::: $1- )/-SCOT LAD Creams & Jellies •••••••• Giant Jellies••••••••••• Chocolate Drops•••••••••• Coffee Creamer Rea. 49c Value 2 Biscuits _ 12 ::, 99c K,...r All Fle'IW1 Parkey Whipped Sherbet __ 2 .... 89c JkSU.Coloato_,. Margarine 2 ~!. 79c Toothbrush _ ... lOc 81rd...,. K......- Semi-Soft $1M Siae LuttN Awake __ :_ 4 Egg_~ o~ :.: :...-.!'1."!: 89c. Plll...ry .... lollanl ~~ $1 HalfmrMII LGI........ Cheese _____ .. 75c c...... Shampoo _ 2 t!:, $1 Stokley 3 •.. '~ $1 wcktail 49c :';;.'~ $1 Bread _ 4 ::0 $1 eafl 1 K.....,. R..ut.- or Honey Tuna _ 3 ~'!-:· 89c C_,..Whlte&As- Towels _3 •:: 89c Grahams :~:· 39~ -YOU OIIIIOIIET AS~D W.K. OR C.S. YELLOW COLORS~IAL Corn Tissue - ~. Kroger Pateak• or Mlple HelMy Syrup ____ t!!: 29c Goldin Delkla tt Genuine Coffee Idaho Potatoes ..... ... $1.54 NMIICO AppJes ---_____ t!: 59c Tomatoes _____ .... 39c ,...... F_., Tangelos ______ t!!· 69c Spinach _______ .... 33c K.._Puro F- Or~nge Ritz Crackers FNSh Tubt Juice _... .-eo~. 89c C-.y Clult FoVII C!'ke 1\fix -_____ :: 69c Broccoli ________ 39c s,.nloh Onions _____ 3 .... 39c Ji'.,.esh Wlq ONION I'LAYOR Tangerines Rings ~~~a........ ' 39e VAlUUII COUPON fREE 50 ••••••••••• doz. & FREE 50 '';Ju.1u JC!I' VALUI FREE 50 IJCTaA -~~AW• nAMPS' WITH THIQ COUftiONSI 1 16 ounce contolnen Christmas Trees ICE CREAM6pak 4-9 "" Slu R01. & H.T.H. Holo Ice Cream ___ ...,.,.1. 79c K,..r All Flavon ~ SunriafrFresh I'OI.HR'S 800 ' ICE CREA Kf'OIM" u-Fat 49c Get VpTo FINEST QUALITY 63c ~:: Hair Spray 2 '!:.. 99c ,,. - . 7k lbe M•Pifwr .... Colgate 100 _ ::_ 44c - ' New Shipment Chri&tmtu Candie. LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ON FINEST FROZEN FOODS Crest wrn ______ 5 !;.:·· $1 Iter Klat Chunk kroget ,_ ,.... Crest Tooth Paste.. .-~:~.69~ Excedr1n••.••.•...••••• ~~:~~,991-.,. • s 59Jt, Ha 1r pray...•••••••.• ~ Cottage Cheese KrOfM' Buttermilk Soi~RI.... Flour ··--- $1.54 Fudge Stripes \DISCOUNT PRICED ! e 2........ Pill--, Plalo 111111 K••ILH HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS .Regular Price 98c Flour ____ $1.95 SIZE R.G. OR MINI' 2 ~. 59c 6 = sl 99c P.ctler ._.... Frnen K._.. Ploln Mil Solf.RIIIot ETC. Sin •h '~· Kroget Chill WIBNM « . - . . ..I... 10 a.m.- SCOT LAD TIDE BONUS Gltllf Coffee _____ KROGeR DAWN FRESH KROGER ALL VARIETIES lpollltht ....... Sunday Rot• 98c 51 ::.. ALL SOAP POWDERS AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Cake Mix ------- 3 ':0..,.;.89c Sausage __ 5 s:;,. $1 • CASE PRICE, 3.59 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! For 8rig/tt Hulllly 1•111 . In thl FTHZBr C.. Pot Pies cans Sll bag Turkeys _~~ ~ -~ ____ .. 39c Pllllllvry Aulrttd Fla.,.,. l?.AS CAL Ope~ ~ can Sugar d. Lunch Meat ___ -____ ~ 39c bot. can K._.. Wlohbono lrllllll Applesauce ______ 8 r:-..• $1 Pomeroy Kroger BISCUITS 65C ..,.,.. ...,.a,.. qt. I~ Sandwich Buns ___ 5 ...... .. $1 Grade A doz. ean• SHORTENING 1"- Picrucs ' ______ Sllcod._. _____ 4h ..· "45c Clrdoonl Prldo Life YELLOW WHOLE KERNEL BOB WHITE -- K ...... Weiner or ~~; Eggs 303 SCOT LAD Can Ham _________ !! $2.49 Frooh, Loan Gromtd Beef ______ -___ ,._ SCOT LAD ""~ MarfM4ffe.r Ground Chuck 59c ' 1/2 gallon Good selection · .of Flavors By North Star r. l I I '~ . $1.09 .,._t .,. Let - U.S. Gev't. llllflcietl Quarter Fryers _____ .. 39e . -. .._ Kroger • .1.00 1... ~~~. F,..... Jb. Weiners ________::: 49c CoolcM Country Ham _____ Center Cut _______ .... Solb. $l.C9 Armour It• w hdl1r'1 lutk SIJQCf ·- SCOT LAD 1 mg Wh't' ......... VIrginia Fully Chuck Roast B!'.con -------- :.:: $1.29 Veget abl e Soup•• ~ ••••••••••••• 8 Tomato Soup••~u;:N.~F.~~~ •••••• ~ 10 Chicken Noodle ~~~N scoT..... 7 Green Beans................... 6 Pork & Beans.!~o:.L:~ •••••••••• 8 ~~. Shellle Beans.!c~;~:~ •••••••••• 6 ;~~. Kidney Beans.:;~T.L:: •• 8 ~~. 1.00 Tomat oes•••-........... 5'\ 1.00 .Ma pIe Syrup •••••••••• 39"\0 Jo-Bo Dog Food••••••••• ~·;. 7C SCOT LAD Slictcl kwkk Krlsp Sliced SEAL TEST OF S.wt~ Bu The Piece VSDA CHOICE right ,. limit .,antitiH. Bacon ________ !:!: $1.17 lb. QUEEN OF SCOT ... Pork Loin __________ .. 69e -------...-- ___,. _____ .. - -- - ----- ------ -----·~'-~~-··-------~-~.....--,=·"~"'== )•· I' 29c ', '0::_. • �. - ..~--- - • Je- n. n.ab'Sutlllll, 161dleport..PomeroY. o.. Decvmber 11, loot! Lege.nd is Reviewed ...... Richard owen, aueat ...,eaar at Mondi.Y night's mHtln& of lhe WOI!UOI'I Society of Cbrllllon Service a( lhe Heath United Methc>llot Church, spoke on the topiC!, "Chrlatmu Around the World." Emphasis ot Mrs. Owen' a talk was on Christmas legend&. She bepil by reading the Christmas story from Luke and Matthew. She commented on Dickens' "'Chrt.tmaa Carol" and Han!. Christian Anderson's "'The Little Match Girl," and read excerpts trom a book entitled "Chrlsbnaa Legends" relating to the various customs ol other lands . Mrs. OWen noted that Martin Luther ia credited with decorating the first Christmas tree, that the fir ot tree to bo lighted In UU• country was in 1909 in Pasadena, CalU. and that the tradition oC giving gifts dates back to. the old Roman days. Her oomments were conduded with the thought that Christmas is a time or giving happiness to others. Mrs. Nan Moore presided at the meeting which opened with an organ prelude by Mrs. C. M. Hennessy. Mrs. Moore read a poem entitled ''Christmas MagIc" and Mrs. John Krawsczyn., devotional leader, led the group in singing "0 little Tolfll of Bethlehem, •• had scripture from MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT AND THURSDAY DEC. lt-12 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY DEC. 13. II "THE SHUTIERED ROOM" (Technicolor) Clrol Lynley - Gig Young "THE VENGEANCE OF FU MANCHU" Christopher Lee • Toey Ferrer SHOWS STARTS 7 P. M. Luke, IDd p.•e prl.fW. It waa J'ei'Orted that U.e bazaar and the dlmer held lall week cleared $332.50, The Eleanor Circle's bazaar and rummage aale neu.ed $258.4(). The annual holiday luncheoo of the Afternoon Circle was amoun~ for Thurscky at 1 p.m. Mrs. Moore asked that those coming to the luncheon 'bring donatioo.a ol food and money ror baskets for needy lamilies which will be prepared and delivered by the youth group of the church. The president also reminded Ure g~·ou.p thal the ""w WSCS charter will be closed oo Dec. 31 and anyone wanting to be - come a charter member ·ml,llt algn It before then. T be c:ommWllQ" children's Christmas party was amcKIICed tor Tuesday night at t h e church, and Mra. Moore, gen. eral ehairman, asked ror dona· tiona ot money and food. It was voted to provide fUnds for the pastor to attend a retreat. A dessert course was served by Mrs. Bob Byer, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Steve Houchins, and Mrs. Charles Byer. An arrangement ot bolb. baubles, and candles centered the table. mother. Jackie Jacobs and Diane Lewis have returned to ~rtngfteld after Sl)elliing the weekend here with relatives and friends.. Church Class Meets Holida,y remembrances for tile ed Christmas." She was aaslst.. residents of the Meigs CoLUJty ed by Mrs. Robeam with apoe.m, Wirmary will be sent by the "The Christmas Stocking." The Loyal Pals Class of the Middle- Christmas story from St. Luke was read by Miss Nina Rus ~ port Church or ChrisL M~ting Monday night at the sell, the assiating hostess. Miss Mildred Hawley contribhome of Mrs. Pearl Reynolds for their armual Christmas par- uted the traveling prize which t,)', members \Oted to provide was won by Miss RusseU, and a poinsettia for tile holiday dec - the guest prize was awarded to Mrs. Audrey Frost. orations at the church. Plans were made for the 39th anniversary dinner to be he ld at the Martin Restaurant on Jan. 7 with a party to follow at the home of Mrs. L. E. Reynold~. Arrangements lor the obsenance will be made by Mrs. Rey. nolds and Mrs. Grace Pratt. It was reported that Helen Batey is iU and that Curtis Jenkinson underwent major surgery Monday at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus. The Reynolds' home was extensively decorated for the holiday party and gifts were presented to the Rev . and Mrs. Raullin Moyer and to Mrs. Alice Robeson, teacher of t h e class. Mrs. Robeson gave each member a religious plaq..~e. The program was presented by Mrs. L. E. Reynolds who read an article entitled .. Bless- ,Gifts to uoar t:lnlf th.ill ' ·~~~r­ Christmas ~ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Peter VaniCI of Newton, Mal&. was lhe' ~nt suest of her m.pt:her, Mrs. Olan Genheimer, ancl .other relative&. Guest this week·· Qf Mra. Genheimer is her gtandsan, Steve Knight of Point Pleallllt. He Ia recll)erlti!lJ frOm surgery. Miss Judy. Hysell, student at the Frederic:!k Beaut)' SChool In Springfield has returned to her studies there after a three week stay here with her mother, Mrs. Violet Hysell. Miu ~seD apent the exteOOed stay heredaetothe illness aOO death of her grand- Gifts for the exchange were placed beneath a small tree. Favors of hand crocheted corsages were given to the guests. Miss Mabel Uysell , president, presided at the silver coffee service. Attending the part.Y besides those named were Miss Frances Housh, Mrs . Mary Bailey, Mrs . Susan R~twlings, Mrs. Leo Searls. Mrs. Davis is Grange Votes To Retain its 7968 Officers The Ohio Valley (;range 2612 of Letart Falls held Its regular meeting at the Grange Hall Monday night With Master Harriett Neigler in tile ellair . The charter was draped Jn memory of Clarence Shields, deceased. The grange voted to retain the present officers for anThe annual Christmas party will be held at the Letart Falls Grade School Dec. 30 at 6 p. m. Eachmemberisaskedtobring potluck and a 50 rent gift excllange. All members and their friends are invited. Record Player Is Purchased Purchase or a re('ord player was approved and new officers were elected at a recent meeting of the Young Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Christ Meeting at the church, the class elected Earl Mossman, president; Ben Rife, \oice president; Nancy Morris, news reporter; Phyllis Gllkey, treasurer; and Madeline Palnter, secretary. Plans were made for a Christmas dinner to be held Saturday night in the church basement. Others at the meeting were Mrs . Edith Forrest, Mrs. Lind a Grimn, Belin:la aOO Eddie, Mrs. Ruby Rile, Carla aOO Becky Rife, Richard Gil key, Ruth Durst, Evelyn Wood, Mrs. Ruby Mossman, Mrs. Boru1ie Pickens, Terry and Steve. r··------------------1 I ..... II .ll.m<e<e11®wnu.• I loa...i$12~8 neu.httalllttll DROP·LIAI' l'orloa-llml ..... . alia- UIJtizae ••• . . . ,...... UOfwlud i Your Choice ••3 Accent Tables • • HIGH COUNTRY TWEED SPORT COAT !.'' ' .. •' ' TweedteiiBa trad1tional sto ry wllh Md;rt'!!ur ·~ Ut,:h Country Trad Sporl Coat. Clas~wallv stylf'd for -;tudf'nh. s porl ~ mw . and spectators alike . 11 ha ~ harkmg flapJ't''l pru:: lt-1" anrl a df'rp eentervenl . The han•l sotm·l•ol'~~wk \OiCBoVf' falmr i~ 100'; "'·uol . -- -- New York Clothing House • • His Gift Store For Ouu 90 Years • • • • + • .• • • • $17.88 Olol6C., SPECIAL SAVING I I --• -.$24.95 s~s '12.88 ea. I c.oll' c.nr AU genuine Hard Northern-Grown SOLID MAPLE Bea.tltallr ....._, ••,.... • tlo of - t l o a - ... .uuertW •at ta•...,....,. lJ.ITa IT- TlooJ ........ liRa~ .......... too. a.. ....., 11111111 lttaal•-. · ,..IoaiiF MEMBER MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A·RAMA BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0• ------------------• ' A Cbrtatma• party wu plan- &!san Gerlach reed. a poem. Rell- ol lhe bume joined ned for Dee . 17 at 1 p.m. M the prla lD alq1q tiJ 1 n & 1 e lhe Maaonle Temple when Deibel 62, Jnternallmll Order ol Jobs Daughters, met Mmcla> night at lhe temple. A U gift exebanSe will be held at the party. ·-Amette Warner, honored qu~ presided at lhe meeting. Jnit&l.latton of new officers on Dec. 30 waa diseuued. MilS Wam,r will ~ the Installing officer. Guest& were Mr. · and M r a. Kenneth Wllrox, Mr11. Zlbl Midkllr, and Mrs. Paul Tsylor. SUnday night 19 members went to the Arcadia Nursing Home to present a holiday program. They were accornpanl.ed b¥ Mrs. Elsie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. P a u I DarneD, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. Denver Well, Mrs. Zlba Mldkl!l, Mr. and Mrs. James Clatwort:hy, and Mrs. Franklin Rizer, A large basket of fruit was presented by Jobs Daughters to the patients. The program opened with the Bethel singing "M.Y Faith Looks Up to Thee" and "Come Holy ~irit." Becky Houdashelt. chaplain, had prayer, and Bells. n The pl"'Ol"&m concluded as the Jlrla moved into a C!l'Oia formatlon to Bini "stlentNi&ht." After retreahmenta were aerved by Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Levering, operators ol Arcadia, the members moved frOm the recreatim rOOm where the par~ ty was held alnging "We Wilb You a Mer!')' ChriBtrnaa." The program was arranpd by Mrs. Clatworlhy. Adult Class Add Projects For Holidays -- . ..• -• f Award~ ·Made Durint rldl Welaa. Ann UQ / par f~ Mrs. Hobert OfBradbur)lo conllned to Holaor Hoopltal, o Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrt. Robert Custer, Belle W VL 1 were weekend Tropldea were awarded at gueat~ Mr. lnd Mrs. JUlel annual Qui.ttmal ~ of Crlowell. ' POmOrw Golf Aaooelallm CUrd• Jenkln,on lDierwent dly at the Amerleu 1Aikm major surgery Monday at lhe Mrs. F. II. O'Brlell, low'lj_ Riveralde Methodl1t Hospital, ment ehairmu, made the pre Cohmbus. The Rev. and Mro. entation or .llle lro!>IUea to Raulltn Moyer were in Colw:n- winners. Reeelvlng tbe bua to be with Mr. Jenkinson and ftre Mrs. UO)'dBladlwuod, his wife. Mr. and Mrs. AllenJen- ner, and Mrs. A111Jre1 Betz kinson o( Flagler Bel.ch, Fla., r\llmel'-up, ID the are here due to hil illness. Glght; Mra. Art1Nr Strwaa~ Mr. and Mrs. Russell WUson ner, and Miaa Beml.ce An of Logan were weekelll visitors Durst, runner.qt, flrlt or Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger. Mrs. Nellie Brown, ~..!-& Mr. and Mrs. Rusooll Llttle, Mrs. Frankie Htmel.. .. ........,. Rutland, returned recentl)' trom up, aeCCild flisbt: BetztnC Abilene Kansas where they spent winner, and Mrt. Phyllis fle4· Thank~YiTtit with their son, Sp. neal)', rumer.u._p. haDdicap. ~ 4 Russell E. Uttle, and his wlCe. Approxlmatei1 80 Jll)lfen, Sp. Little leaves on Jan. 21 tor their husbands and wttea, ~ a 40 day toor oldutylnGermany. ed lhe amll&l eveat wllldl be~ Mr. and Mrs. FleldlngHowklno wilh a bullet dlmer oerved spent the weekend tn Springfield 111e legiomalrel f1 Drew Webwith his brother, John Hawldns, Iter Post 39. Millie waa prori~ and wife. Mr. Hawkins is rec~.~>- ed by George HaD, orpnlat. eratlng from recent surgery. Hugh Custer IIU'Yed u I'DUWr of ceremonies. Mrs. Blado,.Mwood...,, prell- VOL XXI NO. 163 i- WEDNESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arcll Ma sons, 7:30 Wednesday night at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, FEENEY - Bennett Post 128, American Legion, 7:30p.m. Wednesday nighl at tile hall. WHITE. ROSE Lodge 291, Wednesday afternoon, at Legion Hall In Middleport; potluck dl111er and gin exchange. POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Club, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling; annual Christmas party; members to take a $1 gift for exchange; also one to be sent to the Girls Industrial School. THURSDAY PORTLAND Homemakero Club, Thursday, all day, potluck dlmer at home, home of Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach; gi.tt ex. change will be held. 7 ·30 m BRADBURY PTA, · p. ' Thursday, at the school; aroUJal Children's Christmas program. Door prizes. Nixon ltood at the head ot. a allowing photographers !D snap table in the board room Of the pictures of the top men ot the Shoreluun lintel to open eight incoming uecutive department hour11 ot lectures tor cabinet of. before the useho01 11 was closed Purchasing an art t fl cia I Christmas tree for the church and sending flowers to the shutins h'ave been taken on as holiday projecta by the Adult Clau of the Bradford ChurchofChriat. the Women's Golf AIIOClatiod, Meeting recently at the cbUrcb, on behalf of lhe ........, preeenf. the class discussed avisittoUle ed gUll ... Mr. and .Mrs. Jobi1 Meigs County lnll.rmary. Final Duerr and Mr. and Mrs. cuAplans were made for a Christmas ter. ~ dinner to be held at the c::turc:!h Door prl101 wen awarded 6 on Dec. 20. Betzinl, Lloyd New oWcen were elected, and and Rlebard JODeL indude Mrs. Eleanor Hoover, • • president; Mrs. Norma Ruuell, • vlce president; Mrs. Tressie • Mr . and Mrs. Lester Roush are Hendricks. secretary: M r a. announcing lhe marrlap orlhelr Frances Hysell, treasurer and dauahter, Edith, to Roger Manuel, flower Cund chairman, and Mrs. Nora Cambron, corresponding son of Mr. and Mra. Max Manuel Jr., at Letart Falls United secretary. Mrs. James Reed presented a Mothodlot ChurchSaturdsyDec. 7 The anDUal holiday meditation, ustrengthen t h e at 8:30 p.m. by lhe Rev. Char- employes· of Rail's Ben Un Store In Middleport was he Things Which Remain," read les Norris. The bride wore a navy blue Mondsy '118ht at lhe home or ~· scripture from Revelations 3, and • dress with wbite acctleorluaad and Mrs. E. 0. Rail. had prayer. Mrs. LWian McGhee was reOa wlllte coraage. The brldosmsld Officers' report11 were siven worMi! given during the meeting which was Joann Roush, l1lter of the ognlzed for having bride. Roger Rouah, CQUIIn of through 20 Christmas •••ona followed an oyster supper. the bride, uived as beSit man at lhe otore. Employeo exchaagAttending besides those named ed lllfta and pmea were played for Mr. Mau.lel. were James Reed and Joy, Mr. d~ lhe evening. The c:oople Is reoldlng at Bob and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mr. and Atten:Hrw 'bealdea Mrs. McMrs. Homer Forrest, Laura Hoo- Louks Troller Court at !lYra· ver, Mrs . Norma Russell a n d C!U&e. Both the bride and groom Ghee were Mrs. Dorothy Nicholare graduates of SOUthern Local son, Mrs. Jen Chesher, Mr11. granddaughter, Jlll. High Sehool at Racine. Mr. Man- Sylvia Dyer, Mrs. Allee Mlllap uel Is employed at FIIIIJ,p !t>orn Mia• Dee Slavin and Mist ~ BL!JES BOWL blo Ord. Plant. -· MEMPIS, ToM. (IJP!l- A Negro group headed by Memphis buainessman H. A. Gilliam Jr,, asked the NCAA extra events conuntttee Monda.Y to • •l· sanction a post season ""Blues Six Melaa County aonlor girls CIUzensldi> cl1Alrmall for Roturl , football wh.l b have been aeleded to compete JOIUitban Melgo Chapter, r_.tf ~c::d always tnvol:":predo~· for ~ CIUzonshlp awardo In lhal the girls were oeledod lQ' lnately Negro srhoo.l aa one the annual tests sponsored byUle aehool olllclala and tho testa ""' llougldero of lho Amerlcen Rev- mlnlotared In lhe locel leboolJ participant. lho Oral week In December. • oluttoo. The three Birla acble'vlnl the They are Sl!eryl Maslanka and Absolute Zero blgheat grade In their reapeetiv"' Brenda Bra«ord of Southern High On the Centigrade scale, abschool• will be auelt8 at tbe an! School ; Patty sexsoa 8Dd Jenny solute zero is desi20ated by a nual Charter llsy IIIIU!IM!iift ot R... · temperature of 273 degrees Desn of Eall>!m High SchOOl; and wm Joaathan Meigs Chapter~ below zero. Absolute zero is Barbara White and Marta Hub-100 degrees below zero on the bard or Meigs Hlob School. They will be awarded ~ Citl\ Fahrenheit scale. Mrs. WUma ~ent, Good · zeeshlp plna and - - ·- ;a;<~· .. '*''"~"'i®~""'''""'"'ff:WR··· . . ·'i&i®M' .. ., . m:::· :~::· -:-.-· ·...-..:-·~···:o: • • • . ;:.; • o;o;.o ov;.oM .0:0:•.-. ,•• • •. : « WASRINGTON CUPO - President-elect Richard M. Nixon's all·Republican cabinet selections were favorably receivec;l by the man he defeated, Hubert H. HliiJJPhrey, and top congresslor.l Democrats and Republicans. YOUNG DEMOCRAT C I u b regular monthly meeting: Thursday, 7:30p.m. at Democrat Headquarters in Pomeroy. MEIGS SALON 710, 8 and 40, Christmas potluck diMer, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, home or Julia Hysell, Syracuse; bring a &e· cret pal girt and food for two Christmas baskets for underprivileged. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Women, Thursday night. home of Mrs. Harry Moore; Mrs. Moore, Mrs. David Miller, Mrs. J. 0. Roe-. del, hostesses; Mrs. Theodore T. need, tl"le program. PAST COUNCILORS, Theodorus Council 17, D. of A.. 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Trinity United Church of Christ for dinner partyi $1 gift exchange. ElEANOR CIRCLE, Healh United Methodist O.urch, home of Mrs. Keith Goble, 7:30 Thursdayi $1 gift exchange; hostesses, Mrs. GOOle. Mra. Ernie fra.. aer, and Mra. Larry Edwards. ROCK SPRINGS, G r a n g e, Chrtatmas potluck, 6:30 p, m. Thurlldsy at the hall; program to loll .... FRIDAY JITNEY SUPPER, Eastern Higll School cafeteria, aerving !rom 5 to 7 p.m. bofore Federal Hoekirw basketball game; sponllored by junior claa11; menu, steak. chicken, noodles. trlm.mlSYRACUSE Ladles Awdllary aMt.lll Chrl1tmas dimer, 6:30 Friday, Baile)''a RelltauraDt;program and exchange of glfta to follow at hMdquarters, Syracuse Municipal Parlr. • '• 1 dl3 Girls Selected for Contest Wllite, So,.lh A/tieOn actress, on nw::Utw in 1\tr fttiD film. :ao. lhil.,...- By BOB HOEF!JCH Middleport Council Wednolldsy nlsht voted lour-!0-<lne in lavor or granUng rree park111111n Middleport !rom Dec. 13 to Iloc. 25 In OOQilOntlon with lhe Mlddloport 1!8111U Merehants Assoela· tlon and lhe Middleport Chamber of C«nmeree. COsting tho dlaoenthw v o t e waa COuncilman George Biker. Votlr-. In lavor orlhe tndltiOilll council adion to tree the metero for tha 1-()lldsy s~ period were CouncUmen J o h n zerlde, Charles Byer. Dt.vld 0~ linger and Dick VI.Ujlhln. The 1lxlh eouncllrnan, Cll!lord Slum· bo, did oot arrive at the meetil)l In time to vote on the mea .. ure d• to lhe hospitalization of his wlr.. After the vote was taken, counen revlnwed what It had done. It wu the consensus thatprovldlrv and ftnd Just the dress you have been lookirv for. Select yours !rom our marYelot.ll eollectloo of all Mtlonall.Y ldverti•ud name brands. - Dreaae• of all QpeJ to take yoo thrOUih lhe ' 0 free .Patkfna does not hkluee ttman,y'' shoppers to the commu. Season ahead. ley, and all<l thot It hinders a freer Dow ol shoppera Ia t h e ' """' durl!lll lhe pllk - It wao also poloted out t h I t althoualllhe vlllap . . will . be II YOn Tlul Come and let "' help wildWanderknits aow YNr msy brlnl a n"" Pre•- Cound1 JolU1 Zerkle ~:;:!~ lnformolly thai lbe .. ... •• ~-------------------------~ • • Mr•. Uve tD vlalt Middleport and apeak holllinl -dovelopmeot lor Middle- to eouncil m a plan for developmeal of a ""' bcUilntr area. port. Tbll Wll lndioated Wodnelldsy Coun<ll lnformlliT agreed nlald Middleport Coundl Zarkle lllould proceed. mot 1n rocutar teaaton. TONI TODD $200 by the retailmerchamaand Ule Chamber of commerce, ihe vUlap sctuall.Y will drq> about $300 on freeing the meters durIng lhe designated period. It was agreed informally, therefore, that next. year council will confer earlier on the matter and advise merC!hants a n d the chamber of lts decision in plenty of time belore lhe holiday period. MRS. DARST RESIGNS DuriQJ "the meeting the resignation or Mrs. Betty Darst was accepted. Mrs. Darst has been employed as secretary or Middleport mayors for a number of years. She has resigned to accept eJJ1)loyment ln Athens. Nuned to replace Mrs, Darst was Mrs. Leora stsrnan who has been serving as clerk of the Board ol Publle Allaire and as sewlge col..ledlon fee clerk. Mrs. Sigman has re1igned from that position and, lWQn the re c-orn.medtion of the Board of Public Affairs, eouneU hired Juanita conde as sewqe collection lee clerk at $1.50 otarttr-. salory, whleh Ia to be 1J>. Development Is Proposed am. colorL yool The wives or the cabinet members, introduced on natklnal television Wedneodsy night, - e an hand at Nixon's apecittc l'eCJIBIJt. ur want them to be there on the take.otr," be said. '"That could avoid a eraah landing later._: The lectures, conducted by the experta wbo wUl serve m Nixon's White House statr, concerned foreign policy, econ~ omic Issues, poUUes, publlc relatima and other sticky problems Prolldent John100 will pass aloog tD his Ropubllean suC!eessor. Nixon chose the Shoreham Hotel and a balt-bour of prime brosdeaot time to rormolly preaent to the natloo the men who wU1 help him In hi1 avowed aim of. _putting government m a more businesalike basis and charting a long-range foreign policy designed to prevent recurrent erlaes. There were no surprises. The • TEN CENTS , THURSDAY, DEc._EMBER 12. 1968 two big p:tats went to former discerned that uextra dimension Atty. Gen. Wllitam P. Rogara, which t.he difference between who will succeed Dean Rullk 111 good 1-rsblp and sreet Secretary . or Slate, &lXl Rep. leadership." And be said tile Melvin Laird of Wi11eonllin who nation needed great leedorahip. Nixon's choices won prompt will take over the Pentlam praille rrom oongreaalonalleadfrom Clark Cll!lord. 4 Tttere were three awvernors, era, includlag the men in a two businessmen, two m.emben positkln to cause them the most the Democratic of . the academic community, headaches chairmen of the House and two Nixon campaip aides, one congresaDWl and two members Senate committees wbich have of the former El.aenhower jurl8di.dion aver their depart. admJniltration. It also was an ments. Sooste Praise aD-Republican group. Son. J. William Fulbright, DBut Roo Ziegler, Ni:Jron'a press spoke11man., said the Ark., chalrman of the senate president;..elect would aom name foreign relatiCils committee and a Democrat u ambassador to a sharp critic ol Rusk's Far lho United Nations, a pon moot East policies, said he had "the hi&hest regard" for Rogers. often numtlooed In with Sargent Slrtver, a Keme- Son. Henry !d. Jaeklan, Dd.Y brother-In-law now serving Wath., who turned OOWn the as U.S. ambassador to France . defenoe job, praised Laird. Son. Richard B. Ru88ell, DThe new cabinet also Included no women, no Negroes and no GL, tbe senior Democratic one under 43. But Nixon said .senator who will head the that in all 12 men he had po>llorful Senate Approprlationo Committee next year, olld an or Nlxon"a seleettoos were ••men of outlitanding ability and unques· tioned devotion to our l'OUIItry. " and others mult stay wtthln the amount appropriated for the year. Following are the receipts, disbursements and the clerk treasurer's balanc:!e respectively, til each of the funds aaoiNov. 30: aoneral,$1,863.96,$6,704.90, $27 ,374.84; cemetery, $476.55, $545.39, $102.70; parking meter, $50, $78.!9, $6.91; fire "'"'lpmont, no reeelpts, $10.80. Sll· Receipts during November totaled $11,984.83 compared to disburaements of $23,480 .89, Cer· tatn funds also shown tn the total can be spent only in dealg~ nated area• . The financial report above aa compiled by tho clerk. treasur. er does not reflect a pa,yment d. $43,771 leot Frklsy nlsht to lho Morey Censtruetlon Co., Perkorsburg, W. Va., lhe final pay. mlslion, no recel.pta. no dill· bursements, $SOO; street maintenanc:e, $120.73, $2, 706.58, $781.88; state hl(!hwsy, no recolpts. $160.11, $1.888.87; san!· tary sowers, •3,511, $2,973.31, $47,704.11; water,$.1,863.59,$5,916.68, $15,371.59; water meter deposit trusta, $99, $63, $3,045.25; water constructlon, no receipta, $1,340.32, $14,6U.59; sewer construction, no reoaipts, no disbursements, $1,232.95; general bond retirement. no re· celpto, $3,525; $9,0tl;.l3. ,The firm left In iacrow $2,500 pending the outcome otanap. proximate $2,300 suit llled by Norman Van Meter, Locust and Sooond st., claiming lhat thoemstructlon lirm damaged hla property. Also left ln escrow was another $1,000 to cover possible costs involved in repair or North Seccmd Ave., near the Powen Service &ation, which also OUU' have been dalnaged in the eon strucUon of the sewage disposal system. · P ill-· -tllr-" so lnve.lllple llle lnlbe 25 to Nixon, whose declaim to announce his cabinet all at oo ce was unprecedented In modern political history, took the occasion to give special praiae to Secretary Rusk, whose policies the president-elect sharply crlUctzed. during the campaign. MG WELL - Jolm R. MUll>hy, Rt. 4 Pomeroy, who promoted, and """ In eharge ot lhe ... well on the pl'q)erty of William McKelvey near Portlarxl, staDis in Cront of the Carr Drilllnl Cmtpuy rig Wednesday afternoon after tile well was c&WJed. Indications suggeat the well may be the biggest a.tural flow p.s producer -ever hit in Southeastern Ohio and possibly in the eatlre state. - Sentinel Photo. Optimistic over New Well_ Speculation contlnued hiih today that the gas well brought In TUesday on Ule William McKelvey farm near Portland may be the most productive in Southeast~ ern Ohio and poasibly the en~ tire Jolm R. Murpby RD 4 Pomeroy who promoted the drUllng ~ h Ll'l.t.IJ. ..11UI!Il;ted_ .W.I Il, nesda,y afternoon d r II II n g of the numerOus other wells tn the ealltern Meigs CounQr area will be started soon. The well, drilled to the New~ burg Sand at about 5,000 tt., is exped.ed to yield at least 10.000,~ PT. PLEASANT - JohmyWat- 000 cubic ft. to 15,000,000 cubic terson, 13 • year - old son of Mr. tt. per day. and Mrs. John Watterson, .oWJe Lease men h-om throu8hout Grove, appreciated hia warm, the state began moving 1nto the coey bud Wednesday night. Eastern sector of Meigs County For six hours, from 4:30 p . Wedvesday. One report was that m., to 10:30 p.m., he hung wedg- at least seven companies llad as ed in the fork at a tdckory tree many men in the COUJity trying to on a farm off Jerry's Run Rd. lease driUing rights. He RR found by Mike Ball and "1 mU:at have had a hundred Dallaa McComaa, part ot a lOO- phone calla from persona cooman search party, which respond- nected with the gaa business ed to a eaU by Ule WaUersons Tuesday night," said Mu:rph.Y, when Johlmy tailed to return for supper from a hwlllng expedition. The youtb aald he had cllmbed the tree to look at a oost when his loot slipped, and beClJJlle Tree Trap state'. or ' ,~,:,~.:~, --~::di:,:\;T:- ol U.0.1tfblds-hld · :t Free Middleport Parking Approved Come To Elberfelds Busy Ready to Wear Department QUOTES ~tllevf ey cannot be tran11ferred among the various funds to meet anMlddleport councilmen meet~ tlcipated expenses for the re. In& Woch!lldsy n1lbt louocllhom- malndor of tho month. aelvea in a hard - prea.Jed fiHowever, It was decided to nanclal oltuatlm. meet lhe Dee. 16 _..u and to Wl1b 111merous billa pending hold the next regular meeting m for the remainder f1 the year, Dec. 20 and to suney the attua. c:ouncU wu .Informed by Clerk- t1on at that Ume to determine Treasurer Gene Grate that ex- what must be done. peadlturea are exceeding approIt was pointed out 1n di.aeuspriaUons, and that there was ap- stoo that while the general fund pll'tfttl)" not .............., II>- ...,,., .. balanel or f27,374.84, JJ"IIiftat.ci to inOat that - - . r e o must be cat illv,qlved. Pvroll for lho ltreet maintoa, A1ihoulb lhe vtnage r~ enee and eomotary - r s tolhciws the <Wer $100 OOOb6lance tall about $3,000 a year and even It 1!U polnlecl out ~ l h e - otter Jan. llhe vlllap can' 'stlll is required to 1ta3 within the have problema,"' slDce no sizeappropriations eatablilllled. last able amowrt of money ia receivJinuary and -ontl.Y cannot ed until about April and lhese sUck to lhet IIDcl eontilllo to 01>· psyroll1 alone would hit heavll.Y ente on Ule 1a111e basis ror the into tbe general fund during the remainder of Ute year, fir1t part of the year. Council dlscusoocl lhe po11lTho total In the general fund biJfttes otl&,Ytneofl 11everal work- also cannot help the present fUnd •rs of the village aa a means ot shortage becauae the awropriaeuttlna: a;penditure11 after u was tlma were set at certain riaures found lhai8J)Pil'OI1tly0110118llmon- &JX1 expenditures from that !lind . - We have available for yoo 4rea ..a In all 1ize ruwe• - junior pet1te11, repiar juniors, misses lbd the hard m ftt half alzeo, Hundred& to ehoolo !rom. Alllhe latest in fabrte• . .· .;:.·-·.·;:- Althou&b total village ftmdl ltood at .122,053.48 as of No¥. AND BIG SELECTIONS OF DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE. Holidl,y '. to outaidere. Council Hard-Pressed CAPABLE SALESPEOPLE TO HELP YOU IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ••.• •• =·~ ~ MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER. TIMELY olf. Jt'o not llke asking you to change your religion or ·anything. :.· ..'&··.·:··.· ,.;.:.· . . ;.. .;.:;.;·~=·. ...... • • i.} lng ·mUlions on a • I don't t111n1< ll'a too much to ask you to tate your elolbel leader Carl Albert, ()..()k).L, called the cabinet ua team or very able am dedicated men.'' Humphrey alii President Johnson were hosting a W h 1 t e House state dinner honorinatheAmlrofKuwaltand missed Nix· on' a televised iatroductlon of the cabinet memben. A»proac:!hed by a reporter, Humphrey said the cabinet Hseem& very good." Johnaoo, smiling, said hehadnoiomment. "I hlive been working." he explained. _ •• au-una. When aomeone il apend- Democratic committee chairmen had praise for the GOP clbi.net officers with whcxn theyWWdeal,andHouae Democratic Blackwool. !• Annual Dinner POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WABIIINGTON (IJPD - Presl- fleers and their wive~ by exdiJit .. elect Richard M. Nixon, perts he llas picked to play a qulppln& lhat he felt llko a teech· major role iD the new admlnfa. er, kicked OU 11 cram courae on traUon. foreign and domeiltlc problems u1 feel like a teacher," Nixon today tor his new.ly deal.gnated remarked as he ltood in front cabinet. or a raised lectern, paUenti.Y t!r Employes at low 501. Cloulb' Mil ocallered - - Frti!Q'. Nixon Cabinet of 12 Given Story of Leftover Problems Mr.._ Roger Manuel '-- tool8hl In lbe ..., ar lbe Devoted To 7Jie lnterem Of'l7w Mei{p-M01011 Area oi Edith Roush · Weather enttn The reoJ name or 111r.,. Houdini, .be mqi<IM lomouo lor hit 1Maat1onal eacapea, waa D- • ~· • Now You Know ~ Is Wed to other year. Kin Club Host Mrs. Harry Da\·is entertained the Kin Club at the group' s annual Christmas par ty at her home Mon:Jay evening. Gifts for exchange were placed under a decorated aluminum !oil tree. Prizes for games went to Mrs . Ruth Wippel, Mrs. Susie Warner, Mrs. Fay Clifford, Mrs. Lucille Vaughan and Mrs. Ellen Ebersba.ch. Others attending were Mrs. Annice Ohlinger, Mrs. .t-1orence Windon, Mrs. Ethel Clifford, Mil! !I .Joyee Ebersbl:ch, Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, Mrs. Garnet Harbdecht, Debbie Harbrecht, Cheryl Lehew and Angela Clif~ ford. Ice cream and cake were serwd. Napkin& aOO favors carried out the holiday theme. The next meetirg will be on Jan. 8 at the home of Miss Joyce Ebersbach. Jobs Daughters Party is Dec. 17 - - - -·· creased to $1.60 per hour thu ftrst or the year. Mrs. Helen Shuler I employed with the vlllap water department. was named to serve as clerk of the Board of Public Affairs. An action taken several m~mths ago, at the request of t he Middleport PleiDllr-. commtsslon, whieh granted permission to the Gobel Motor Co. to open a used car lot on South 'Iltird and Lincx • ~ .. properties ad.ioinlns the company'a present location, was re1cinded, According to the original ac-. tloa. in conjunction with zoning regulations, the c~any would have been pennttted to operate the used car lot In that sector of town on a nono-conform.lng basis. Last night, however, the zonirc exception oaer was removed. Village Malntenanee Stclervisor Harold O.seadvised c~ ell it must look ahead on what it intends to do at the new Marina In U. spring. The new Marina is nearly oom,leted, ard detaUs of eoncessiont::~, keeping it cleanad up, other matters will Mve to be worked out in the near fu-ture, said Chase. Mayor C. 0. F1aher named the counet.l recreation oommittft -Ohlinger, Vaughan aOO Byert.o study the sJtuation alkl make recommendations to cooncll. Council appro"Yed the monthly repOrt of Mayor Fisher !ihmrii'C receipts of $513..50 tnftnesa n d (CooUnued on Page 6) am Meigs Jaycees Will ' Sponsor Food Bmkets sIX • Hours Who drilled the McKelvey 'well was partially rrozen over, aewitb bacldng from the ~r State Company. The wellla reportedlythefirst. ever drilled down to the Newburg Sand in Meigs County. Previously, wells have been taken only to the Oriskany sandstone. The well drilled on the Me1(11\YJ.y (ar!Jl, a JSO-aero plqt, jull off Route 121 near die fntenectlm of Route 338, is in fact believed to be only the second drilled in that particular area d. the county. Murphy said he believes com panies will start bringing in large rotary drilling ouUits that would put wells down in about t w o weeks. The Carr Drilling Company, which was contracted by Mt1rphy to do the drilling on the McKelvey farm, workOO, about two months at the site. The natural now or the wen was measured to have a yield of 6,000,000 to 8,000,000 cubic ft. Wednesday morning it 1- cording to !olurjllly_ The ol pressure, before the wellwu capped, was so ahrilllngtbatpersons near it "could hardlY ltiDd the noise."' he said. McKelvey, who leased hlaland In Soptombor, was _.ty ax cited over the discovery and wu also ve.,. ~· well drilling bualnuo IIIIQO"ldli a boom in the economy ol. Met~~ Cotmty • Meigs Recorder Eleanor Robson, meanwhile, confirmed Wednesday that phone calls and personal contacts reprdf.ac leaaes on rue in her courthouse olflee, waa definitely on the rise. One out • of ~town lease man, who visited thererorder•aotllee, said there probably Will be a large number of persona iD U. office during the remaining weeki f1 this year and in Janu&l")' ot the new year, seeking information and searching recorda for possible leases. -lla.. .. Concert is wedged. Four men using a DOle released Jobmy from hit trap. He waa taken to Holzer flotpltai wllere he was admitted ror observauon ands.-. Mr. Watter1100 praised nelshboro, lrlencla, loeal pollee olllcors and firemen lor lhelr CJd ek reaponse to his call. Jotwly, suffering contusions of his left leg, was reported in satlslactory eondltlon today by Holzer Medical Center. Moat ur4ortunate results could have followed Johnny's not beinl found quickly, It was pointed out, due to subfreezing tem~ . perature& WednesdaJ' night. CALL ANSWERED The P.aclno Emorpncy Squad answered a call at 2 p. m. Tuesday to the h<lne of Balcus Gbnmel, Racine RouW 2. She was taken m Vetenns Memorial H.,... pltal where abe was admitted as a medleal patient. ' ' ' 10 annm SHOPPING On Sunday Vocal and instrumental students ol lhe Meigs llit!h Sc:hool will be Joined to present a Christmas conce-rt at 2 p.m. ~ at !be Meigs llit!h School Auditor. lum In Middleport. Appearing first on the program will be the 15 - member brass choir doing such tradl.tiooal Christmas carola as '•Joy to Ule World. 11 The Meigs vocal chorale directed by Christine J. Guthrie will preseot several selections Including uo Holy Nlght,""Gesu the Bambino, .. and ·' -'l'heSlelgh.'' Tho symphonic band otawroximateJ,y 80 pieces will present a medley or familiar ~ .. music, 11 Chrlatmas Music for Winds," and another 8J'0141 ol well known Cbrlstma• Hlec. Uona. ucaroltooa at Cbrllltmutid&." Tbe.re Is no charge rorthe c:mcart and no free wlllolleringwill be lakeD. Directing lhe lnalru. menial portions will bo David l!o1ren IIDcl Glm Sllaw. ~~IUJ~ A series or eight tailoring lessons wtU be held em TueJ.. day nights !rom 7 to 9;30, beginning Ja~ 7th in Pomeroy. Tbts cla.111 is open to aey experleDC!ed sewer in the eouncy. 'l1loae lntereated should conlllct Marpret Grlfllths, County Extension Agent, Home EOOIIOIIIiea at 992-3895 or Bex 32, PGmei'O)' • Ohio. Enrollees wUI ·make either a coat or a ~t. I;:nrQumont 11 llmlt.d !D ..... -~---..---~~ The Pomeroy VOt.unteor tee which will sb.dy specifications and bids on the purchase of a new truck chassis which it hopes to order. The department has raised about $5,000 tcM"ard s thepur~ ol the new chassis which will, of course, add to the eftectiveness of the department. Serving on the stud,y committee are Henry WelT)', Hu.old Nortmt.. Charles M. Werry , Reed Will, Tom Werry aM Charles Leger. Department members feel that slt)port or the o~ill Ore pro. tection levy by Pomeroy voters in November was a "reid vute ar confidence", and elq)restl thanks to those voters. WALK SOFTLY TOMORROW - IT'S FRIDAY, the 13th. QuiCk Hannahs. Meigs Marai.Xler football squad manager, will observe hil 16th birUKia,y Friday. He's the son or Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hlmlha.. THE TRAVELING EXPERIENCE of Mrs. Clara Lochary, Pcmt- :, eroy resident, came in handy for the benefit of the sixth ende of.':' Mrs. Pearl Willilllll:i at the Pomeroy Elementary School receDtly. ~· Mrs. Lochary, at the invitation of Jenny Chipman, a memt.er Cif ·. · the elllB!l, spoke ~n her extensi~ travels in Great Britain in 1..,-. :-. She also showed slides of her trip. A guest for lhe talk wao ,: ert Morris 1 principal of the school ' -· ·· The students and staff relt that the persoml eJPeriencea of Mn. ~ ~; Lochary aided tremerdously in their prea1mt study of Eneland. £:~:. thanks were exten:led to Mrs. Lochary lor giving her time l1ld ~{; . ~ ty to the school. ',,·.iL:; ·t.t AND, ANOTHER SERVICEMAN who would Uke to iar ~-J~)\ trieoda dwing the holi~ --.son. He'• senilwlnViotMm. Hta 1111(1.: ~ ~ ~.t, reu - SP Terry D. stalJaker RA-.11876940, A C.. 111, TC BN ·0 . 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