https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8cdc291b3490b5a536621a660fac50a0.pdf e0042d2a98c2014438d91665e0981fc4 PDF Text Text . - ..~--- - • 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 . SBN, llSNs Coll>us lllrl•U Boy, FPO Son Francloc:o, C.W. �and a dl.sUnctive 11)'1Jt Olhera :•· l1lll¥ only lmltaiAl, never cfJpll- c:ate. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - David 0. and thereiYOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young peo. Dear Helen: A boy I like a lot comes to pie, their problem& and pleas. see me every evening. 1ben he ures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest of Helen Help prooeeds • to talk about nolhh1g US!, it welcomes laughs but won•t but how he doean't want a girl dodge a &erious question with a friend. He says you have to buy for them, and give in to them, brush4f. and besides he just doeerft like Send your teenage questions Irene Seludck's son JeffreJ ls produclng at Warner Bros.; bis first, ••Heart ol Darkness" .... The National Catholic Hour fokla its NBC antennas after o!O )'ears .... Ditto ABC's Chrlatian In Action and CBS' The Church ol the Alr .... Figures: Warners, which filmed ''Rad:lel, Rachel.,. and ••America America.'' now Is com,pleting"TwoTimesTwo." Holiday mag's ••WOJ"It book d. the yearn choice tor '68 Is James Baldwin's ..Tell Me How he'o due to (let rich. At a ""Promises, Promise~ preview the stage manager hefore curtain time aakad the audIence to leave for about 20 tntn~ utes bec:rwse of "technical tl.cultles" but prudently lAlii them they had a - dlf~ didu~ •c:arJ .... This (u Promises, Promises not the bomb scare) is the most entertaining musical In several seasons. The Cope opening• c:ould be • result of lovely Copa.c:abana kl.de like Barbara Presti ol tho Incumbent chorus: she'a complet- a~ I SEO Cage Statistics '68 dedldlon .... That small Pla.YbUl program you get in our thea- Hneoltoya, gerie: $5 cover charge, Widell teen Pulitzer Jeans, another chic: Mrs. Virginia Barr of 0 a k Hill, Ohio who was making a business trip to Pomeroy for o., Mr. and Mr1. Duane Barr and soo, Slawn, of Oak HW, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and son, Brlan, Chrla of Seamon, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and 110n, David, of Langav11le, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr and son, Mike. Bruce McGIU spent Thanksgiving Day wiUI Mrs. Donna Gl1eel1 and boyo. 9Urlfi\\' Ledlle of Colwnbua and Romle Gorb)' of Bucyru1, o. opent the weekend with their parents, Emma l.fdlle and Mr. and Mro. carl ~f>.v. WUIIam ~· Wllleox (Tim) wao taken to Hoopltal Monday where he underwent eye lur- uil!i-.,111¥ gery. Saturday afternoon. -Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and daughter, Tamara, Athens, spent a COtC>Ie of days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Clark. THE DAILY SENTINO.. ~VO'nD TU IJfl't:HDfl' ot• ~ltiAilON .-,Kt:A RJCIIAIWS, OWEN, MJBLI.'.. IEII ClleotwT........W,~ Pull!;- ...(ly .""" .'ill!~ b) Tl•f.. lo Vol~ l'ullllohl"'l C""'f~Mlo , 110 Mt<IIIIOI< St., Poonef<l:\, Olllo, Uf't. lllool••• om .. , . _ ~lli-Gell.-.r, lnf'. , l~ t'_.ll tbl SL, NN 'I' or~ Clt,l , l.ie'" '1'<11'11. -crlptlon rei<l o: P.U~ bf ,.,.,,.,. MANY SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMEHTS THROUGHOUT· OUR STORE. WIE MAICE IT A POINT· TO SUPPLY YOUR MAMY NEEDS. WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND MERCHANDISE GALORE AT SUCH LOW PRICES WITH QUALITY GUARANTEED? USE OUR LAY~AWAY PLAN IF 'YOU CARE TO. ALL KINDS OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ARTIFICIAL TREES. WREATHS, NOYI!L~ TIESJ. L.IGHT SETS AND REPLACEMI!NT BULtsS TO FIT ALL LIGHT SETS. TOYS GALORE FEATURING SMALL TOYS AT LOW PRICES FROM EVEN 1.:: EACH UP INCLUDING FULL LINE OF NAl'IONALL Y KNOWN MA TTEL TOY LINE MUSICAL TOYS FLOOR TOY5 FRICTto~1 BAThRY OPERATED DOLLS, WHEEL, TOYS ON DEMO"STRATION PAINT BY NUMBER, GAMESj( GIRLS 'rOY~ BOYS TOYSt.. HOUS! I!EPING TOYMS ~.oUDDLY STUFrED TOYS, AND MANY ORE TOO 'JNMEROUS TO MENTION. ARTIFICIAL F~OWHOLIDAY S OR FOR EVERY DAY SEASON FROM Sc UP. ALSO DECORATIONS. EMI!TERY GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCAStoNS, 8ULIC CARDS TO SELECT FROMJ_INDIYIDUALLY OR IN PACKAGES OR BOAES FROM Sc UP. Wellston . • ••• •. 84 2 42.0 Jackson •. , . .• , • 79 2 39. 5 Logon , , • , , , ••• 70 2 35.0 Ironton , , .•. .. • 67 2 33.5 Athens ......... . 32 1 32,0 Meigs. . . . • • • . 0139 69 Ironton . . . . • • 0 2 111 ~ 27 PERSONAL FOULS TEAM NO. G AVG. Athens •• . ••••• 18 1 18.0 Meigs • • • • . . . . 18 l 18.0 Logan . . . . , , , 0 2 123 169 TOTALS 6 6 774 774 Ironton •••• . .•• 36 2 18.0 Jackson •.••.• . 40 2 20.0 2 20.5 SEOAL RF.SERVES TEAM WLPOP Golllpoli o . . . , 2 0 78 62 Athen~J . • . • . . 1 0 45 34 Wellston .. • . , ••. 43 2 41.5 Logon. , .. , • .• •• 47 2 23,5 Nels.-York •• , . . ... 0 I} 0.0 Meigs . . . . . . . 1 0 37 35 Nels.·York . , . . o o 0 0 Ironton • . . . . , • 1 1 78 7i INDIVIDUAL LEADERS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE NAME-TEAM FGM~FTA PCT. Bayert, Ironton .••• 6-8 •750 P'IS. AVG. WRAPPING MATERIALS SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY OR PLAIN PAPI!R RIBBONS, TAPIS TWIMI• TAGS, SUlSt BOW~ PACUd DICOd1TIOM~1 GLIT ER, \fLUE, YOU NAME IT WE nAVE IT. e•••· low or whit•. $JS.95 GIFTS-WELL WE HAVE THEM HANKIES, BULK OR BOXED HANDBAGS SCARFS, SLIPS, HOSIERY FOif THE WHOLe' FAMl\.Y. SEE OUR COMPLETE LIME OF GLOVES FOR ALL GifT AND EVERYDAY JEWELRYT BILLFOLDS, BOXED TOILETRIES GIF SETS BEAUTIFUL MADE UP GIFT SETS OF fOW!LS 1 PILLOW CASES AND KITCHIN SEU GLASSWARE PUNCH BOWL SET~ SILVERWEAR IN GIFT BOXES, LAMPS, I! 'C. Name- TeaJn BULK CANDII!S! CHOCOLATE~ HARD CANDY. OTHER , CANDY CAN~t;S NQY.. ELTIES TREE ORNAM!NTS AS wiLL AS Gin BOXED CANDIES, CAMU AND IO:JCIO tODKII!S. It- - Call U• If Wa Can H•IP Y•u 1ft A"y Way Chester NEW YORK (IJPI) Red Schoondtenst had hla lhare ol tllrWs u a pla,yer-1he amazinl comobod< rrom a bout with tuborculollo and tbe 14tb Inning AU.&upme. ' abillt;y carried over to the manager's aide 0( baaet..ll u ho mallermiiDd lito St. Lou1o Cardinals to ClOillftUtiYe Nat.ian- Tir• -•• to 79-73 trlum.Ph over Southern Methodist, Bernie William's 32 points led udJeaten La Salle ewer Miami (Fla.) 96-71, and Jolt Petrie hit on long jump shots Duke. Dayton, the No. 18 team. and We&'led at will through a trounced Miami (Ohio) 83....55 to weak Maryland defense for 24 tie UCLA for the nation's points to give Princeton a 72-'3 longest winning streak 19 victory. games over two seaaona. Jim Also, it was Fordtam over Gottschall scored 20 pointe to Syracuse 77-62, Pemsylvania lead the Flyers, who hit a torrid over Delaware 58..39, Yale over 60.7 per cent ot their field goal Brown 63-5,9, Oklahoma State attempta. over California State 91..54, In other major games Wed- Tulane over Texas 108-95, North hesday, All ~Amerlca Calvin Texas State over Centenary 78Murphy scored 4-t points and 73 and East ,....:u-ollna over WUIIam and Mary 77 ~6. Charley Clagptt was a oneman team for Denism as he scored 34 points In the 67. 54 Ohio Conference win over Heidelberg. Cl-tt grabbed 14 reboundB Mr. aOO Mrs. Raymond WUaon. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bill were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Den-zel Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers and family 11rere Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Doris Koenig or T~.~Jpers Plains. llichard F~ost, Adrian, Mich., and "Mr. and Mrs.- CurUa'Fnle)' ' ancf children, ' CoJumbus. spent a' few days with Mr. and' Mrs. Willis Frost. Mr. and Mh. Virgil WoOO of Springfield spent the weekend with Mrs. Letha Wood. Mrs. Eva Kimes has gone to Cleveland where she wlll spell! the winter months with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Kimes. Mr. arll Mrs. Eldon Will, Syr· acuse, spe-nl a recent afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cle- land. If we have to start over again with another Adam and Eve. then I want them to be Americans and not Russians and I want them to be on this continent and not in Europe. -Sen. Richard Ru.osell, D. Ga., argu.i?lff for an anti· ballistic m11sile defense against nuclear attack. as the Big- Red pi eked up its first OC wln in three starts. Mike Fischer led visiting Het. delberg with 16 points, as the team evened off at 2-.2 for the seasoo. Urbana won a squeaker from Bluffton 79-77 oo the baais of a missed field goal at tlle buzzer. Urbana had an easy first half and led at intermission 44-31 1 but the host Blufrton five ralLied and was only four points down with 12 seconds to go. The teams exchanged foul shots and field goals and tbe last Urbana effort bounced off the rim as the game ended, High for Urbana, now 4-1, was Terry AnderBOO with 20. Bluffton. now 1-2, was led b.Y Jim Langalo with 22. The achedule tonight shows Meigs matmen were defeated Toledo vs. Western Ketlb.ick,y at 3~16 by PL Pleasa11t Wednesday New York, Baldwin-Wallace at afternoon in the firstlJiatchotthe Wake Forest, Otterbein at Westseason for both teams at Meigs ern New England and Rio High School. Grande at Cumberland (K6.). Marauder Wre stling Coach Fenton Taylor said he was "very much pleased" with the effort his bo.'/S made and indicated he antic· ipates .considerable additional improvement during the season. All but tour of hi s wrestlers are ill their first year on the mats. Meigs wrestlers pickiq:: 1.11 vicBy United Press International tories in their divisions were Jim Ugon of the Kentuc)cy Benny Wright, a decision, 1121b. Colonels is an eagle-eyed class; Rich Gilkey, a pin, l391b. forward reaching for the stars. class; John Domigan, a decision, Ligon scored 15 points in the 154 lb. class, and Don Hartung, first period Wednesda.Y night unlimited class, a forfeit victory. and 25 ror the game as Kentucky edged the Houstoo Mavericks 101-99 to go over the .SOO mark in American Basket· ball Association pla,y. Louie Dampier and Dare) Carrier netted 21 points apiece and reserve forward Johnny Jones scored 20 for Kentucky. Keith ~agerty topped Houstm with 24 points. The Indiana Pacers cooled the Miami Floridians 117-110 with Mel Daniels scoring 26 points to Lead the way. Daniels tallied 13 in the opening period. Skip Thoren led Miami with 23. The Los Angeles Stars surWilHam and M a r y in Williamsburg, Va .• Amerivived a 47 .point pert'ormance by ca's oldest college after Connie Hawkins to beat the Harvard, was founded in Minnesota Pipers 124-116 in the 1693, The World Almanac other game. Warren Davis led says. Thomas Jefferson lJe.. the winners with 26 points and came a student there in Larry Miller added 24. 1760 when the college had three buildings, about 100 his undergraduate days . students and a seven-man Sma11 t a u g h t sdence, faculty. Jefferson had one mathematics, philosoteacher Professor William phy and literature. most of Point Matmen Win 35 to 16 Ligon Reaches For the Stars WORID~C Marauders Meet Ironton Friday ThO Mciga Marauder cage team, idle since their season opening de!elt at the hands of Jacks.on on Nov. 29, return to action Friday night as host to Ironton in a Southeastern 0 h I o Athletic League t.esL The Tigers. curretaly 1-3 in games played so far, are winless in two SEOAL games. Ironton suffered losses tobotJJ Wellston and Athens, both regarded as upsets. Co6ch Dick M.yers, in his fourtll season as head coach at Ironton High, e)lpects 6-0 center Harold Roach to be his main scorer. Though .Roach was held to onl,y five points last Friday against Athens, he has a 12.5 pohtts per game average in th"' Tigers' two SEO games. Bill Ba.Yert, a 5-10 senior guard, paced Ironton scoring last weekend with 16 and Sophomore Charlie Kitchen, &-3, followed with 15, Coach carl Wolfe's Maraud· ers, on the other hand, have not really been tested yet this season. Though the Marauders were dropped 69-39 in their ~ner. they now have had two weeks orr Luman Handa f1 Atlanta had Fr. two votea and one ..ch went to Leo llurocber cl: Chicago and Herman of San Franeia- NOW AVAILABLE I • • •• ••• COMPLETE LINE FINEST •• •• COSTUME JEWELRY ~ • ~ USE 1)UR LAY-AWAY PLAN NOW! • • JEWELRY STORE Check Our Pilce Safety stnl Studs GENUAL ANTI~FREEZE 1.44 WILLARD BAITER¥ DISffliBUTORS ~i:'o:i<O· BOLENS TRACT()R..~ . · · GENERAL 11RE.SALES Pomeroy "'-~~ N.ZS. ThrH -clio $S.. . 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In other cageaetivitythlsweeke~. the Wahama White Falcon• open their season this ThursdQ at Buffalo, Federal~Hocking is at Eastern (2-1) on Friday night. the Eagles travel to Kyger Creek Saturday night, and Southern Hosts Kyger Creek Friday night and travels to GlollSter Saturda.y night. r'-"G"o,.ld_S.,to'","M'"e'".c"'h'"o"nt--"'1 GEB~TMER£.A LOT ' -- QUICKE.'II!' . Marauder- NY Game Dec. 21 The Meigs Marauder basket· ball game against NelsonvilleYork. which earlier had been re-ported forfeited by the Buckeyes, has been rescheduled on Dec. 21 at the N-Y gymnasium. The Buckeyes. because school was shut downpendingoutcome of the tax levy approved this week tltere, called off their tlrst two cage games otthe season, against Athens and Meigs. It was later ruled they could not forfeit the games and theywouldbemadeup. Meigs Principal James A. Diehl also reported the Maraud-ers basketball outing at Athens, earlier scheduled for Dec. 27, has been moved up to Dec. 30. 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Arlz.ooa battled back six times to lie the game frOm deficits as luge aa 12 points. Virginia rallied behind Tony Kim'• 29 point& out or a halftime tle and to an U-75 upset of 12th...-anked Schoendienst Named CLOCKS Pierc•d Ear Rlntt Cultured P.orl Heclclaces Prince & PrincesS Gardner Billfolds Gents" Anson Tie-Tan, Ti• Ban and Key Prot•cton Speidel Watch Band•, Ladles' & Gents' among News Notes Cherish B. Dov;d Pin & Eor Ringo VISIT OUR CANDY DEPT. were Richmond REBOUNDS 64.3 DECORATIVE D•l• Kin• "NO"H•ndeome yellow c•l· Cenc:•rto "AG"- •nd•r w•tch with •II· Gil••mlng hu1gon11 ..,., dl•l, gilt m••k•rs. I 7 jewels. E•- 17 jew•t• . $38.11 p•nslon br.celet. Yel- and R<l8ch, Ironton , ••• 27 2 13.5 Wellston , •.•... • • 131 65.5 Kitchen, Ironton •• -. 27 2 13.5 Rice, Jackson ..•.• 25 2 12,5 OVERALL SCORING NOTE: Field goal alii tree NAME FGM FTM Pis. Avg. throw leaders are determined Dow111rd, Win 24 20 68 34.0 on a percentage basis regardless 19 10 48 24..0 of the number of pmes played, By CLARICE ALLEN Zim'man, Win Mn. Ida Knight is visiting her Fick, Nels.·York 5 12 22 22.0 with a minimum or ,three field Spencer, GaiL 31 17 79 19.8 ~ls (or tree throws) made per daughter arll son-in-law, Mr. aro Henry, Gall. 33 11 77 19.3 game played by the team. Rebound Mrs. Victor Will, canal WinTyo, Metgs 7 5 19 19.C leaders are determined on a per~ cheater. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ~ers, game average. SEOAL SUver Ridge, spent Thanksgiving NAME> FGM FTM Pls. Avg. with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. Dow.,.rd, Win 24 20 68 34,0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wocxle Zlm'man, Win . 19 10 48 24.0 speut ~~ving wlth Mr. and THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Spon<er, GalL 16 13 45 22.5 Mrs. Ray Hines and tam Uy, BelFRIDAY WJck'lwn, Ath 9 2 20 20.0 pre. SEOAL Handley, Ath 7 6 20 20 .0 Wellston at Athens Thanksgiving dinner guests of Tyo. Meigs 7 5 19 19.0 Nehonvill•York at Gallipolis Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland were Henry, Gsll 15 6 36 18.0 Ironton at Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cleland of Qreen, Jkn 15 5 35 17.5 Logan at Jacks-on Columbus, Mrs. Jerry Clelarll Fender'h, Gall 10 5 25 12.5 and chlldren and V. D. Cleland. OTHERS Mrs. Enna Clelarll, Mrs. HelRoach, Iron 5 15 25 12.5 Belpre at Vinton County en Wolf, Mrs. Esther Ridenour federal~Hocklng at Eastern and Mrs. S.rbara Sargent attendTEAM STATISTICS MUler at Starr-Washington ed a District 13 D. of A. District FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Point Pleasant at Ripley Depucy meeting at LitUe Hocking TEAM FGM·FGA PCT, Kyger Creek at Southern on Sunday. Wellston ••••• 59-120 .492 Alexander at W1.1rren Local Weekerd guests of Mr. and Galllpolla .• , •• 51-118 • 432 SATURDAY Mrs. Howard Knight were their Athens • • • . • . • 21-50 . 420 MOVC children, Ralph, ol New Jersey, Jackson ••...••.• 53-127 .417 Southern at Glouster Logan ••••••• , 47-116 ,405 Janet of Columbus and Charles, OTHERS 11 student at Ohio Universlcy. lrontoo • •••••• 39-105 .371 Eastern at Kyger Creek Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham Meigs ..... .. . . . . 12-52 .23! Ashlarll at Ironton were dinner gue&ts on ThanksNelsonville-York •• 0-0 .ooo Waverly at Logan glvi"' ol Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Miller at Nel&onvllle-York Gaul, Dorcas. FREE 111ROW PERCENT AGE VhW.on County at Wellston TEAM FTM-FT A PCT. Bill Allen attended the t.sketTUESDAY (Dec, I'll ball game in Columbus between Wellston • • .•••• 311-53 • 717 Park. cath. at Pt. Pleasant Ohio state and Ohio University. Jack1on . • . • . . . 37....54 .685 Hannan-Trace at Southern Miss Allee Smith spent a few Golllpolls ........ 40-65 .615 days In Rochester, N. Y., with ••• 9~~~9~ l .......... ····~· ............., 0.. M - $1 •.\oO . IIJ IMllt . 0.. j., .1&.00. Sb REBOUNDS NO. G AVG. Galllpollo •• •..• 87 2 43,5 TEAM For Everyone On Your List THE STORE WITH HUNDREDS OF GIFTS AT PRICES AS LOW OR LOWER THAN ANYONE OFFERS. -'l'IIK'tl•l UO.lllll) Sti!Unll Ollko, ~40.. lito - - . . fll. 70. nor• ....c~to, t5.& a:r MMor •'-"" -lltblo4~ <•••--"; -. 1Mrln .000 BULOYA WATCHES flll2-l l!o6 . t:tiiiOfiltl ,....,. 1192..21~7. .._.,.,...,.. ,._._MIIIIMP<II'II~. f_,lo.. t;eu.,.. ld ..ruolrw .....,...,.._, .. Bal.ilr>- NelsonvUle-York . .•. 0-0 Ironton . . . . . . . . . . 257 POMEROY T~ Logan . , • , •• , , .• 29-60 Nela, • York •. 1 0 68 63 Athena • • . . . • 2 1 175 160 GalllpoH&.. • . .. 3 I 295 256 ironton • , , , • . 1 3 229 257 Athens , . , , , , , , , , 160 53.3 Henry, Galllpolls .• 32 2 16.0 Nelsonville-York •. .• 63 63.0 Wickerham, Athens . 15 1 15.0 SHOE STORE , 2 0 156 t31 TEAM CHAPMAN-CANADAY Ladi••• Birth•ton•, Black Onyx, PHrl and Jade Ring• Welloton . • • . .556 .483 Jackson • • ..•• , .. 149 49,7 We have a line lor lor the man on your list. "GOLD STU STORE" Meigs .......... 1S.27 3 0 203 149 GottachaU'a 20 points, lttt a torrid 60.7 per cent from the noor. UCLA, teams that aren't usualDayton, 5...0 this season, Jed ly mentioned in the same going away as Miami, the host Logan • • . • • • . 1 1 84 89 Jackson . , , ... 0 2 64 75 Zlm'man, Win, .. 19-30 ,633 breath, have a marked similar· team, picked up its third loa& Wellston ...• , , 0 2 · 15 95 Kitchen, Ironton •• 11-18 in tour games. Higt, for the .611 Icy. Both the No. 18 ranked FI.Y· Redsktns was Mike Wren witll TOTALS 6 6 461 461 Wickerham, Ath •• 9-15 .600 en and No. 1 ranked Bruins 14 points. TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS Gallagher. Logan .. 9-15 . 600 have won 19 atraiglrt vict.orle1 Defiance. playing at home, PTS. AVG, TEAM In ballke11>all. Dayton picked up by Findlay 94-72 in botJl buzzed Wellston ..••...•• 156 78,0 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Gallipolis • •.•...• ~95 73.8 Name- Team FTM·FTA PCT. Its 19th over a two-year period teams' mid..Obio Conference opNelsonville--York , . . 68 68.0 Spencer, Gall ••.•• 13-14 .929 Wednellda,y night by BteWtlni on ener. Jackson . . ....... , • 203 67,7 Downard, Well~. , .20..24 Ed Rodgh led the bot...oootlng ,833 Miami (Ohio) 83...S5, to share the nattoo.•s longest major colLogan . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 62.3 Roach, Ironton •.• 1S.18 Yellow Jackets with 20 points, , 833 lege winninl streak. Atllens • • •. . .. , •. 175 58.3 Cosby, Jackson .•• 12-15 ao lhe;r picked up their !ourtll .800 The Flyers, paced by Jim win in flve games. Findlay. led Matthews, GaiL • • 11·14 •786 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS by Frank Mlmlg'o 17 point•, Is giving Day. wash."-Ezekiel 13:10. .579 Gallipolis ....... . 41 rm "Because, yea, because they have misled my people, saying, 'Peace,' when there is no peace; and because, when the people b u i l d a wall, these prophets daub it with white- teammate Jerry Swartz!ager Mexico State, and Duke. was theroe and put It back ln for Sam Lacey' • 28 pointe led the a 74-72 victory for the 17th· 16th~ranked New Mexico State ranked ntana. Aggl.ee to a 78-72 decision over Seventh ..... anked Notre Dame Arlzma, in a same marked by Ironton . . . . . ·,; .. 33-57 Jackaetn , . . . . Neh.-York . . . 0 0 0 0 Galllpolto . . , , 1 1 142 127 Society News Mr. and Mrs. Hlel French and Mrs, Alpha Douglas were busiher employer called oo Mrs. ness visitors in Logan one day Alpha Barr for lunch TUesday. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Brown visited ote Whaley at a Parkersof st. Albans, W, Va., and Mrs. Chester Ervin of Middleport call- burg hospital recently. Mrs. Elda Carsey has returned on C. C. BoJen Friday and ed home trom Veterans Hospital visited with other friends . improved. somewhat Lillian Gardner is a medical Mr. Ottie Wiseman has returnpatient at Holzer Hospital. Don Gorby was taken to Vet. ed home from Meigs General. He erans Memorial Hospital by Mar- is still very poorly. Friday visitors or Ava Gilkey tin ambulance &turda,y as a medw e r e Mrs. Larry Clark and ical patient. daughter, Tamara of Athens, 8cJb.. Richard Jacks, age 69, died at hil!l home recently by an ap- by Gibson, Mr. am Mrs. F. 0. parent heart attack. He leans Whalel' ard son, Terry, or Cohis wife, Avanelle, and three lumbus, Mrs. Sharon Jewell and daughten and three eons and Margaret Douglas. Mr. Vi.rgil Atkins surtered a several sisters · and brothers. heart attack Thanksgiving Day His funeral wa1 held at Marand was taken by ambulance to tin's funeral home with blrlal Melgs General Hospital, where in Miles Cemetery. his conlition is serious. M~. Ronald E. 9.ders reDinner guests of Mrs. Lai.IT'II turlled from a 15 months tour 1 Gibson Thanksgiving Day were TVSlOG Det. 3-2 ln Turkey, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and spent a few ~s with his father, family of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Siders, and vl1lted his Gary Gibson and son, Albany, Mr. aunt, Mrs. Alpha Barr. From here he went to Plattsburg, New and Mrs. James Gibson and son, York being assigr~ed to 380 A & F local, and Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson aM children of Baltimore, aqdn. Md, aM Gordon Gibson. Bobby A traditional Thankagivlng dinner with turkey and ham was Gibson of the U.S.N., was an afheld at the home of Mr. and ternoon caller. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple are Mrs. Alpha Barr at Langsville. suffering from a case of flu. The dimer was honoring MMrs. Dasa Markins ot Zanes· Sgt. Ronald E. ~ders, home on leave from a 15 months tour of ville is spe!'llingtheweekendwith Turkey, With him for this vis~ old frieOOs ~re. Mr. 0te Whaley was brought it were hla 12 year old son home from a Parkersburg hosRoger from St. Louis, Misi!IOllri. pital followi"* surgery Thursday and hia father, Charley Siders, Rutland. There were 23 for din- by his grandsoo, Terl')' Whaley. A number of relatives a n d ner. Others beat des ones named friends attended the funeral of were Mr. and Mra. Chester Mes· Mrs. M.!!.ttie Bowles Halllday at .ser, Joe, Frank, Mary, Teressa, Rawli11gs ~ Ccats Funeral Home and Damy Morone or ColurOOus, P OP OP Jackaoo • , . . . 2 0 143 101 Wellston • . • . 2 0 156 131 Athens. . . • . • • 1 0 60 50 ~ .600 Athens , .• , • • • • . 13-30 SEOAL V A-flSITY 'fl:::AM W L P wilit:tWto· Harrisonville ALL GAMF.S W L Mel.. . . . . . . . 0 I 39 69 Legan • •• • .•• 0 3 187 244 eovers ..enough nolaemakers to Ltuy Pulitzer notioo that's caught start )'01.11" own rock combo'' .... m like her stYlish LUiys for la- Tap ol the Slxeo (at 5lb & 63...0: dles. . tc YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ,....... g(cls. So why does he come over ev· $25 lor lllet mJaoon dlmer and ot Helen Help US! this newspaery evening? A GmL all the champagne you can drink per. and you'D be pretty hl8h when Dear Girl: DffiTY OLD MAN OF THmTY He is eagerly resisting. Tell Ing training to be • local hank you arrive - 39 at.orles up •••• Dear Helen: Long the Traln"s Been Gcnett him you feel the same way aSid Allen's In exurban New Jer~ r(odak ln :.tamati c M·l4 How can a babysitter cope .••• Editor Caslde Stinnett ad· teller .••. Barb's wiDdow surel.r bout boys and soe haw fast he sey: $30 for "all you can eat should be labeled "ask her .. iDwith a ••dlr1;)' old man'?'' Maybe mits Gore Vidal's "Myra Breck~ Gift Outfit @ $46 .84 and drink... I e:xaggerate - he's only about tries to change your mind. - H. enrldge., was a prime l'\111118r~ 81e1Ul ol teller. Dear Helen: Most deflniiA!Iy reeommended: The Cowsills are a certaln1y Kodak lm>tamal1 c 124 :w. down for the title early in the I was engaged to this very nice Ella Fitzgerald at the Ameridlllerent group In this Rock Age: The other night I babysat un~ year .... Several stewardeaaeB :'*1 Gift Oulf•t @ $17 .87 til 2 a.m. He drove me home guy and. before I knew it I w·as who live in East Side flats get. they address everyooe as sir cana'• Royal Box: Ella is ev· ORDER NOW and !J'Ied to hold m,y hand. When pregnant. We intended getting tlng the sudden huge rent hikes or m&am and are clean~scrub~ erythlng we"ve ever raved about, married before the baiby came, we reached my home, he tried to have taken extra jobs aa hat- bed looking, which hasn't ham· the world'o llnest In her liold but he was drafted. So we plankiss me. He also had roving chicks to help pay the grunt. pored their 4111 otralgbt best - .... Billy Eckotine at the Rainned on getting married on his hands. In his plea for contributions selling album .... The Cawolll bow GrUI remains a singer with 30-day leave, but he didn't get Coolvillo 0. 1 a great deep organ of a vol c:e Boa 707 To get away, l had to say I'd to the Latin American Bureau to family's fiflcal serendipity comes 1"' .,_ HU.. I.e. me. Not that I know of, any. "think about'" seeing him again. help the poor, Boston's fine Car"How about making Bud Wilkin•on Secretory of Football?!" Later I excused him by telling way. dinal Cushing starts his letter in There was always something myself he was drunk. Boy, was poignant fashion: 11 You remem~ standing in the way. After the L---------------------------------------------"~~err ber when the late Pope J o h n But then I learned this same baby was born, I started hear· xxm was close to death he thing has happened to other baby· ing rumors that he was already said, 'My bags are packed, stters too. One of them even married, but keeping it secret. ready go to. • Mine, too, a r e had to call her brother, as the I got the girl's phone number packed." guy (divorced and I can under~ and we talked 1t over. But she Peter O'Toole sings in ""Good· stand whyr) made a pass before never did say tor sure if she bye Mr. Chips" in a Satchmohe went out. We hear he at. was his wife or only his steady. a«ected gravel ~ voice beeause By AVA GILKEY Mrs. Evelyn Montgomery, who So I called him long d i sDr. Don Gibson and Mrs. Don tempted suicide twice when ttls tance and asked him if I was "m,y real singing voice would has been a medh:alpatientatRlv~ wife lett him. empty every theatre. tt ••• , 1be erside Methodist Eloapital at Co- Gibson a!XI children. Gay aOO still ltts fiancee and he said he Hong Kong virus flattened Ted We have been trying to tlgure lumbus, is improving at home. Mark ot Baltimore, Md., are hlm out. Can you? - THE SIT ~ loved only me. Then I said I'd Brown. Dee Finch, Ame Meara r-uss ~irley Ledlie oC Colum. here for the long weekend with talked to his ''wife," and he their parents, Mrs. Lana Gil> TER r1 stiller & Meara .... Banker bus spent the weekend at home. got mad and told me not to call Dear Sitter: George Wood caught it a month son and the Murl Douglas famiMr. and Mn. Robert Bobo and any more. l certainly can! ly. ago (int'l. influence, probably) children of DWlbar, W. Va. are rm very contused, but 1 still This man is an W1Stat1e tech · .. .. Entbuaiast.ic reports trickle Robert R. Gibson of U.S.N., visiting her parent&, Mr. and erous drunk who shouldn't have Jove him. If I write and tell down from suburban H a wstationed in California, was met Mn. Flavey Sigman over the the custody or his children. Ask him I trust him, do you sup- thorne that a singer named Ralph weekend and attended church Sun- at the airport in Columbus by his pose he'll forgive me ror doubtyour parents to take it from McFarlene (at the Bauhaus) has day night at the Langsville parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ing? MISS. HOPING F 0 R "'a fine voice and a great, difeve11ing. ne Alkire Wednesday church. MRS. ferent style;" U it's all true, Clarice Longstreth ol Gallipo- will leave Sunday evening to reMr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath Dear Miss: turn to his base in California. lis spent the weekend with her had Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeExcuse me while I beat my race the truth? This type of man A nwnber ofpersons from here children, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grath and children, local; Mr. head on the wall .... For at least F ett,y and Mr. and Mra. Ken- attended the funeral of Mrs. Da- and Mrs. Otis McGrath and son, the five thousand, three hundred and marriage go together like vid Reese at Rawlings • Coats Lawrence Welk anti Zsa Zaa neth Longstreth. Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry and fift.y.sixth time! Funeral Home in Middleport Fri~ McGrath and two children of Ath· Gabor. Forget hlrnt -· H. Only jewelry is the lasting, perCharley Sansbury is home from Can't you stood...up gals ever day, Meigs General Hospital. His conens as dinner guests Thanksgivsonal reminder of your love ... H. D. Gilkey ofPomeroy, visitdition is abOut the ume. ing Day. thai's why people appreciate Carl Gorby and Lee Fetty call- ed his mother, Ava Gilkey ThursTlte Vance boys are assisting gifts of jewelry on the mosl ed on Mr. and MI-11. Charley Sans. day evening. Mrs. Pauline Atkins with the sentimental holiday of all . . . David French of Pasadena, chores during her husband's m. bury recently. Christmas. lsn 't there someone Mr. and J-trs. C. E. Denny cam.• is spending a few da.ys ness. with Mr .. and Mrs.. Hiel French. you 'tllil<l!-.10-gift ir. a special way? · (partmts of D<ma ~rt.J) "ttave Mrs. Phyllis Clay called On mm.l!d to their new home at , Mrs. · Ava Gilkey and Mr~ aQd Mrs. Mimie McGrath Monday. Mrs. Lincoln Ruuel and Mr. and LanBsvllle. · ' Mr. Elmer Finlaw visited his Mrs. Clair Parkerson return- Mrs. Harold f .llogly and chil- father, Elmer Ftnlaw, Sr., at ed home Friday night after sev- dren were dinner guests o! the an Albany resl home Thanksgiveral days in Holzer Hospital. Clinton Gilkeys in Albany Thanks· ing Day. Langsville Social Notes • TEAM More New Year" a Eve prices: much more ..... New rap at tor~ mal deb and college bashes: lads the Jlotel Edison Rum House in dlmer Jackett, black Uea no extra chargua (Open House) .... Trudr Heller's VUiage lrug- and bright sllk • screened Velve.. ~© Meigs • • •.•.•.•. 32 1 32.0 other teams that took victories in the cloaing aeoond wecmes~ UPI~Wrltor ~c:er ~. tJ\e Olym. day nlghi, Jim Hewitt a pie otandout, had olready !reo with lett ocored 35 polnta wben he (IOIIbo to give RiChard on 80-19 baoketboll Jull before the triumph over · Welt Virgini.a buzzer and went ug lor • lAy-up Unlveroll)i and Tom Simott hit wednellda,y night ,In Detroit' o from the free throw line with 10 game with Eaotem Mlchlcan, seconds foemal.nlng then stole alld the pme t1ed 72.all. file ball w'lih one loll to So you'd exped it to Cali in, give Notre Dame a S1 • 56 win .iull like the othero, and bring mer Wlaconstn . Besides Nob'e Dame and Detroit Ito llllh llral&bt win of the season. Detroit. Uie ml,y other members He didn't acore. The ball of the naUon's top 20 in action rolled otr the rim, but Wednesda,r night were New B,y CHAKLES HICHARDS sweatllhlrts, books, games and - IOII\ethiDc: most rockers could· tres II no t1n.Y business: lts rev~ n't per,... tile public toward: enuea Iaiit year were more than grooming aids tor young men. $.1,000,000 and thlo year will be BESTGIFTS • Detroit Wins On Tipin At Buzzer, 7 4-72 . .. ~ sica Lynne, Just In time for a from The Dally Sentinel, PcnerO)'·MickUepwt, 0., Thuraday, December 12, 19611 ~=~~~::::~::::::=:=-;::::::.:::::::::::::::"-::-.:::~~=:~=.::::::::=::::::::::::::::;;:::*:;:;:;:o:::*--m Staten llland to oommiaaioner Norman Levy added hie otm exemption - baby daughter J Oil- BERRY'S WORLD- 3- TIES BY SUPERBA BELTS BY SALVATORI ALL-WEATHER COATS By AIHgota• & Rolono WE NOW HAVE EQUIPMENT TO STUD NEW and RECAPPED TIRES THAT HAVE THE HOLES INSE1ITED I. .......'""""'!'-"-~ ·co•. SLACKS ~r JoJm•• &~~::=~~!!!::~------= Beaimlna FridaJ, Dec. 13 I �and a dl.sUnctive 11)'1Jt Olhera :•· l1lll¥ only lmltaiAl, never cfJpll- c:ate. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - David 0. and thereiYOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young peo. Dear Helen: A boy I like a lot comes to pie, their problem& and pleas. see me every evening. 1ben he ures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest of Helen Help prooeeds • to talk about nolhh1g US!, it welcomes laughs but won•t but how he doean't want a girl dodge a &erious question with a friend. He says you have to buy for them, and give in to them, brush4f. and besides he just doeerft like Send your teenage questions Irene Seludck's son JeffreJ ls produclng at Warner Bros.; bis first, ••Heart ol Darkness" .... The National Catholic Hour fokla its NBC antennas after o!O )'ears .... Ditto ABC's Chrlatian In Action and CBS' The Church ol the Alr .... Figures: Warners, which filmed ''Rad:lel, Rachel.,. and ••America America.'' now Is com,pleting"TwoTimesTwo." Holiday mag's ••WOJ"It book d. the yearn choice tor '68 Is James Baldwin's ..Tell Me How he'o due to (let rich. At a ""Promises, Promise~ preview the stage manager hefore curtain time aakad the audIence to leave for about 20 tntn~ utes bec:rwse of "technical tl.cultles" but prudently lAlii them they had a - dlf~ didu~ •c:arJ .... This (u Promises, Promises not the bomb scare) is the most entertaining musical In several seasons. The Cope opening• c:ould be • result of lovely Copa.c:abana kl.de like Barbara Presti ol tho Incumbent chorus: she'a complet- a~ I SEO Cage Statistics '68 dedldlon .... That small Pla.YbUl program you get in our thea- Hneoltoya, gerie: $5 cover charge, Widell teen Pulitzer Jeans, another chic: Mrs. Virginia Barr of 0 a k Hill, Ohio who was making a business trip to Pomeroy for o., Mr. and Mr1. Duane Barr and soo, Slawn, of Oak HW, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and son, Brlan, Chrla of Seamon, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and 110n, David, of Langav11le, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr and son, Mike. Bruce McGIU spent Thanksgiving Day wiUI Mrs. Donna Gl1eel1 and boyo. 9Urlfi\\' Ledlle of Colwnbua and Romle Gorb)' of Bucyru1, o. opent the weekend with their parents, Emma l.fdlle and Mr. and Mro. carl ~f>.v. WUIIam ~· Wllleox (Tim) wao taken to Hoopltal Monday where he underwent eye lur- uil!i-.,111¥ gery. Saturday afternoon. -Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and daughter, Tamara, Athens, spent a COtC>Ie of days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Clark. THE DAILY SENTINO.. ~VO'nD TU IJfl't:HDfl' ot• ~ltiAilON .-,Kt:A RJCIIAIWS, OWEN, MJBLI.'.. 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ARTIFICIAL F~OWHOLIDAY S OR FOR EVERY DAY SEASON FROM Sc UP. ALSO DECORATIONS. EMI!TERY GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCAStoNS, 8ULIC CARDS TO SELECT FROMJ_INDIYIDUALLY OR IN PACKAGES OR BOAES FROM Sc UP. Wellston . • ••• •. 84 2 42.0 Jackson •. , . .• , • 79 2 39. 5 Logon , , • , , , ••• 70 2 35.0 Ironton , , .•. .. • 67 2 33.5 Athens ......... . 32 1 32,0 Meigs. . . . • • • . 0139 69 Ironton . . . . • • 0 2 111 ~ 27 PERSONAL FOULS TEAM NO. G AVG. Athens •• . ••••• 18 1 18.0 Meigs • • • • . . . . 18 l 18.0 Logan . . . . , , , 0 2 123 169 TOTALS 6 6 774 774 Ironton •••• . .•• 36 2 18.0 Jackson •.••.• . 40 2 20.0 2 20.5 SEOAL RF.SERVES TEAM WLPOP Golllpoli o . . . , 2 0 78 62 Athen~J . • . • . . 1 0 45 34 Wellston .. • . , ••. 43 2 41.5 Logon. , .. , • .• •• 47 2 23,5 Nels.-York •• , . . ... 0 I} 0.0 Meigs . . . . . . . 1 0 37 35 Nels.·York . , . . o o 0 0 Ironton • . . . . , • 1 1 78 7i INDIVIDUAL LEADERS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE NAME-TEAM FGM~FTA PCT. Bayert, Ironton .••• 6-8 •750 P'IS. AVG. WRAPPING MATERIALS SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY OR PLAIN PAPI!R RIBBONS, TAPIS TWIMI• TAGS, SUlSt BOW~ PACUd DICOd1TIOM~1 GLIT ER, \fLUE, YOU NAME IT WE nAVE IT. e•••· low or whit•. $JS.95 GIFTS-WELL WE HAVE THEM HANKIES, BULK OR BOXED HANDBAGS SCARFS, SLIPS, HOSIERY FOif THE WHOLe' FAMl\.Y. SEE OUR COMPLETE LIME OF GLOVES FOR ALL GifT AND EVERYDAY JEWELRYT BILLFOLDS, BOXED TOILETRIES GIF SETS BEAUTIFUL MADE UP GIFT SETS OF fOW!LS 1 PILLOW CASES AND KITCHIN SEU GLASSWARE PUNCH BOWL SET~ SILVERWEAR IN GIFT BOXES, LAMPS, I! 'C. Name- TeaJn BULK CANDII!S! CHOCOLATE~ HARD CANDY. OTHER , CANDY CAN~t;S NQY.. ELTIES TREE ORNAM!NTS AS wiLL AS Gin BOXED CANDIES, CAMU AND IO:JCIO tODKII!S. It- - Call U• If Wa Can H•IP Y•u 1ft A"y Way Chester NEW YORK (IJPI) Red Schoondtenst had hla lhare ol tllrWs u a pla,yer-1he amazinl comobod< rrom a bout with tuborculollo and tbe 14tb Inning AU.&upme. ' abillt;y carried over to the manager's aide 0( baaet..ll u ho mallermiiDd lito St. Lou1o Cardinals to ClOillftUtiYe Nat.ian- Tir• -•• to 79-73 trlum.Ph over Southern Methodist, Bernie William's 32 points led udJeaten La Salle ewer Miami (Fla.) 96-71, and Jolt Petrie hit on long jump shots Duke. Dayton, the No. 18 team. and We&'led at will through a trounced Miami (Ohio) 83....55 to weak Maryland defense for 24 tie UCLA for the nation's points to give Princeton a 72-'3 longest winning streak 19 victory. games over two seaaona. Jim Also, it was Fordtam over Gottschall scored 20 pointe to Syracuse 77-62, Pemsylvania lead the Flyers, who hit a torrid over Delaware 58..39, Yale over 60.7 per cent ot their field goal Brown 63-5,9, Oklahoma State attempta. over California State 91..54, In other major games Wed- Tulane over Texas 108-95, North hesday, All ~Amerlca Calvin Texas State over Centenary 78Murphy scored 4-t points and 73 and East ,....:u-ollna over WUIIam and Mary 77 ~6. Charley Clagptt was a oneman team for Denism as he scored 34 points In the 67. 54 Ohio Conference win over Heidelberg. Cl-tt grabbed 14 reboundB Mr. aOO Mrs. Raymond WUaon. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bill were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Den-zel Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers and family 11rere Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Doris Koenig or T~.~Jpers Plains. llichard F~ost, Adrian, Mich., and "Mr. and Mrs.- CurUa'Fnle)' ' ancf children, ' CoJumbus. spent a' few days with Mr. and' Mrs. Willis Frost. Mr. and Mh. Virgil WoOO of Springfield spent the weekend with Mrs. Letha Wood. Mrs. Eva Kimes has gone to Cleveland where she wlll spell! the winter months with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Kimes. Mr. arll Mrs. Eldon Will, Syr· acuse, spe-nl a recent afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cle- land. If we have to start over again with another Adam and Eve. then I want them to be Americans and not Russians and I want them to be on this continent and not in Europe. -Sen. Richard Ru.osell, D. Ga., argu.i?lff for an anti· ballistic m11sile defense against nuclear attack. as the Big- Red pi eked up its first OC wln in three starts. Mike Fischer led visiting Het. delberg with 16 points, as the team evened off at 2-.2 for the seasoo. Urbana won a squeaker from Bluffton 79-77 oo the baais of a missed field goal at tlle buzzer. Urbana had an easy first half and led at intermission 44-31 1 but the host Blufrton five ralLied and was only four points down with 12 seconds to go. The teams exchanged foul shots and field goals and tbe last Urbana effort bounced off the rim as the game ended, High for Urbana, now 4-1, was Terry AnderBOO with 20. Bluffton. now 1-2, was led b.Y Jim Langalo with 22. The achedule tonight shows Meigs matmen were defeated Toledo vs. Western Ketlb.ick,y at 3~16 by PL Pleasa11t Wednesday New York, Baldwin-Wallace at afternoon in the firstlJiatchotthe Wake Forest, Otterbein at Westseason for both teams at Meigs ern New England and Rio High School. Grande at Cumberland (K6.). Marauder Wre stling Coach Fenton Taylor said he was "very much pleased" with the effort his bo.'/S made and indicated he antic· ipates .considerable additional improvement during the season. All but tour of hi s wrestlers are ill their first year on the mats. Meigs wrestlers pickiq:: 1.11 vicBy United Press International tories in their divisions were Jim Ugon of the Kentuc)cy Benny Wright, a decision, 1121b. Colonels is an eagle-eyed class; Rich Gilkey, a pin, l391b. forward reaching for the stars. class; John Domigan, a decision, Ligon scored 15 points in the 154 lb. class, and Don Hartung, first period Wednesda.Y night unlimited class, a forfeit victory. and 25 ror the game as Kentucky edged the Houstoo Mavericks 101-99 to go over the .SOO mark in American Basket· ball Association pla,y. Louie Dampier and Dare) Carrier netted 21 points apiece and reserve forward Johnny Jones scored 20 for Kentucky. Keith ~agerty topped Houstm with 24 points. The Indiana Pacers cooled the Miami Floridians 117-110 with Mel Daniels scoring 26 points to Lead the way. Daniels tallied 13 in the opening period. Skip Thoren led Miami with 23. The Los Angeles Stars surWilHam and M a r y in Williamsburg, Va .• Amerivived a 47 .point pert'ormance by ca's oldest college after Connie Hawkins to beat the Harvard, was founded in Minnesota Pipers 124-116 in the 1693, The World Almanac other game. Warren Davis led says. Thomas Jefferson lJe.. the winners with 26 points and came a student there in Larry Miller added 24. 1760 when the college had three buildings, about 100 his undergraduate days . students and a seven-man Sma11 t a u g h t sdence, faculty. Jefferson had one mathematics, philosoteacher Professor William phy and literature. most of Point Matmen Win 35 to 16 Ligon Reaches For the Stars WORID~C Marauders Meet Ironton Friday ThO Mciga Marauder cage team, idle since their season opening de!elt at the hands of Jacks.on on Nov. 29, return to action Friday night as host to Ironton in a Southeastern 0 h I o Athletic League t.esL The Tigers. curretaly 1-3 in games played so far, are winless in two SEOAL games. Ironton suffered losses tobotJJ Wellston and Athens, both regarded as upsets. Co6ch Dick M.yers, in his fourtll season as head coach at Ironton High, e)lpects 6-0 center Harold Roach to be his main scorer. Though .Roach was held to onl,y five points last Friday against Athens, he has a 12.5 pohtts per game average in th"' Tigers' two SEO games. Bill Ba.Yert, a 5-10 senior guard, paced Ironton scoring last weekend with 16 and Sophomore Charlie Kitchen, &-3, followed with 15, Coach carl Wolfe's Maraud· ers, on the other hand, have not really been tested yet this season. Though the Marauders were dropped 69-39 in their ~ner. they now have had two weeks orr Luman Handa f1 Atlanta had Fr. two votea and one ..ch went to Leo llurocber cl: Chicago and Herman of San Franeia- NOW AVAILABLE I • • •• ••• COMPLETE LINE FINEST •• •• COSTUME JEWELRY ~ • ~ USE 1)UR LAY-AWAY PLAN NOW! • • JEWELRY STORE Check Our Pilce Safety stnl Studs GENUAL ANTI~FREEZE 1.44 WILLARD BAITER¥ DISffliBUTORS ~i:'o:i<O· BOLENS TRACT()R..~ . · · GENERAL 11RE.SALES Pomeroy "'-~~ N.ZS. ThrH -clio $S.. . SIR<rlpti• ill<'l"""'• .......,. n ...t...s..~llll. gol. ,;....a - ....... r~&od •• - ·-wt'lten 11 u "'11to n ._ out. llodllo.. """ ---Pan Glf Now York lUiod lito IIIia Into - pia.. Brlotol ,... IIOIDOd ·Ill lito Allili · - "' liotl•l ·!Or ...... CIDelmoJI o ~ iloiob ior tho -lthipt ,..r. .• 1,) adequate heigllth and are el!Dected to show improvement t be se:a.son progresses. Jere Tyo, a staAdout 1)...1 sophomore, paced the Marauders wlth 19 poifts in their first game. Other Meigs players e:J;)ec:ted to start again this Fridt¥ night are Doxie Walters, 6-5 junior at forward, and Jeff Werry, S-9 se. ior and Rich Haggerty, 5-8 senior or Dennis Ault, ~9 senior, at •s g\ardS. In other cageaetivitythlsweeke~. the Wahama White Falcon• open their season this ThursdQ at Buffalo, Federal~Hocking is at Eastern (2-1) on Friday night. the Eagles travel to Kyger Creek Saturday night, and Southern Hosts Kyger Creek Friday night and travels to GlollSter Saturda.y night. r'-"G"o,.ld_S.,to'","M'"e'".c"'h'"o"nt--"'1 GEB~TMER£.A LOT ' -- QUICKE.'II!' . Marauder- NY Game Dec. 21 The Meigs Marauder basket· ball game against NelsonvilleYork. which earlier had been re-ported forfeited by the Buckeyes, has been rescheduled on Dec. 21 at the N-Y gymnasium. The Buckeyes. because school was shut downpendingoutcome of the tax levy approved this week tltere, called off their tlrst two cage games otthe season, against Athens and Meigs. It was later ruled they could not forfeit the games and theywouldbemadeup. Meigs Principal James A. Diehl also reported the Maraud-ers basketball outing at Athens, earlier scheduled for Dec. 27, has been moved up to Dec. 30. 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Arlz.ooa battled back six times to lie the game frOm deficits as luge aa 12 points. Virginia rallied behind Tony Kim'• 29 point& out or a halftime tle and to an U-75 upset of 12th...-anked Schoendienst Named CLOCKS Pierc•d Ear Rlntt Cultured P.orl Heclclaces Prince & PrincesS Gardner Billfolds Gents" Anson Tie-Tan, Ti• Ban and Key Prot•cton Speidel Watch Band•, Ladles' & Gents' among News Notes Cherish B. Dov;d Pin & Eor Ringo VISIT OUR CANDY DEPT. were Richmond REBOUNDS 64.3 DECORATIVE D•l• Kin• "NO"H•ndeome yellow c•l· Cenc:•rto "AG"- •nd•r w•tch with •II· Gil••mlng hu1gon11 ..,., dl•l, gilt m••k•rs. I 7 jewels. E•- 17 jew•t• . $38.11 p•nslon br.celet. Yel- and R<l8ch, Ironton , ••• 27 2 13.5 Wellston , •.•... • • 131 65.5 Kitchen, Ironton •• -. 27 2 13.5 Rice, Jackson ..•.• 25 2 12,5 OVERALL SCORING NOTE: Field goal alii tree NAME FGM FTM Pis. Avg. throw leaders are determined Dow111rd, Win 24 20 68 34.0 on a percentage basis regardless 19 10 48 24..0 of the number of pmes played, By CLARICE ALLEN Zim'man, Win Mn. Ida Knight is visiting her Fick, Nels.·York 5 12 22 22.0 with a minimum or ,three field Spencer, GaiL 31 17 79 19.8 ~ls (or tree throws) made per daughter arll son-in-law, Mr. aro Henry, Gall. 33 11 77 19.3 game played by the team. Rebound Mrs. Victor Will, canal WinTyo, Metgs 7 5 19 19.C leaders are determined on a per~ cheater. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ~ers, game average. SEOAL SUver Ridge, spent Thanksgiving NAME> FGM FTM Pls. Avg. with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. Dow.,.rd, Win 24 20 68 34,0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wocxle Zlm'man, Win . 19 10 48 24.0 speut ~~ving wlth Mr. and THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Spon<er, GalL 16 13 45 22.5 Mrs. Ray Hines and tam Uy, BelFRIDAY WJck'lwn, Ath 9 2 20 20.0 pre. SEOAL Handley, Ath 7 6 20 20 .0 Wellston at Athens Thanksgiving dinner guests of Tyo. Meigs 7 5 19 19.0 Nehonvill•York at Gallipolis Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland were Henry, Gsll 15 6 36 18.0 Ironton at Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cleland of Qreen, Jkn 15 5 35 17.5 Logan at Jacks-on Columbus, Mrs. Jerry Clelarll Fender'h, Gall 10 5 25 12.5 and chlldren and V. D. Cleland. OTHERS Mrs. Enna Clelarll, Mrs. HelRoach, Iron 5 15 25 12.5 Belpre at Vinton County en Wolf, Mrs. Esther Ridenour federal~Hocklng at Eastern and Mrs. S.rbara Sargent attendTEAM STATISTICS MUler at Starr-Washington ed a District 13 D. of A. District FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Point Pleasant at Ripley Depucy meeting at LitUe Hocking TEAM FGM·FGA PCT, Kyger Creek at Southern on Sunday. Wellston ••••• 59-120 .492 Alexander at W1.1rren Local Weekerd guests of Mr. and Galllpolla .• , •• 51-118 • 432 SATURDAY Mrs. Howard Knight were their Athens • • • . • . • 21-50 . 420 MOVC children, Ralph, ol New Jersey, Jackson ••...••.• 53-127 .417 Southern at Glouster Logan ••••••• , 47-116 ,405 Janet of Columbus and Charles, OTHERS 11 student at Ohio Universlcy. lrontoo • •••••• 39-105 .371 Eastern at Kyger Creek Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham Meigs ..... .. . . . . 12-52 .23! Ashlarll at Ironton were dinner gue&ts on ThanksNelsonville-York •• 0-0 .ooo Waverly at Logan glvi"' ol Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Miller at Nel&onvllle-York Gaul, Dorcas. FREE 111ROW PERCENT AGE VhW.on County at Wellston TEAM FTM-FT A PCT. Bill Allen attended the t.sketTUESDAY (Dec, I'll ball game in Columbus between Wellston • • .•••• 311-53 • 717 Park. cath. at Pt. Pleasant Ohio state and Ohio University. Jack1on . • . • . . . 37....54 .685 Hannan-Trace at Southern Miss Allee Smith spent a few Golllpolls ........ 40-65 .615 days In Rochester, N. Y., with ••• 9~~~9~ l .......... ····~· ............., 0.. M - $1 •.\oO . IIJ IMllt . 0.. j., .1&.00. Sb REBOUNDS NO. G AVG. Galllpollo •• •..• 87 2 43,5 TEAM For Everyone On Your List THE STORE WITH HUNDREDS OF GIFTS AT PRICES AS LOW OR LOWER THAN ANYONE OFFERS. -'l'IIK'tl•l UO.lllll) Sti!Unll Ollko, ~40.. lito - - . . fll. 70. nor• ....c~to, t5.& a:r MMor •'-"" -lltblo4~ <•••--"; -. 1Mrln .000 BULOYA WATCHES flll2-l l!o6 . t:tiiiOfiltl ,....,. 1192..21~7. .._.,.,...,.. ,._._MIIIIMP<II'II~. f_,lo.. t;eu.,.. ld ..ruolrw .....,...,.._, .. Bal.ilr>- NelsonvUle-York . .•. 0-0 Ironton . . . . . . . . . . 257 POMEROY T~ Logan . , • , •• , , .• 29-60 Nela, • York •. 1 0 68 63 Athena • • . . . • 2 1 175 160 GalllpoH&.. • . .. 3 I 295 256 ironton • , , , • . 1 3 229 257 Athens , . , , , , , , , , 160 53.3 Henry, Galllpolls .• 32 2 16.0 Nelsonville-York •. .• 63 63.0 Wickerham, Athens . 15 1 15.0 SHOE STORE , 2 0 156 t31 TEAM CHAPMAN-CANADAY Ladi••• Birth•ton•, Black Onyx, PHrl and Jade Ring• Welloton . • • . .556 .483 Jackson • • ..•• , .. 149 49,7 We have a line lor lor the man on your list. "GOLD STU STORE" Meigs .......... 1S.27 3 0 203 149 GottachaU'a 20 points, lttt a torrid 60.7 per cent from the noor. UCLA, teams that aren't usualDayton, 5...0 this season, Jed ly mentioned in the same going away as Miami, the host Logan • • . • • • . 1 1 84 89 Jackson . , , ... 0 2 64 75 Zlm'man, Win, .. 19-30 ,633 breath, have a marked similar· team, picked up its third loa& Wellston ...• , , 0 2 · 15 95 Kitchen, Ironton •• 11-18 in tour games. Higt, for the .611 Icy. Both the No. 18 ranked FI.Y· Redsktns was Mike Wren witll TOTALS 6 6 461 461 Wickerham, Ath •• 9-15 .600 en and No. 1 ranked Bruins 14 points. TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS Gallagher. Logan .. 9-15 . 600 have won 19 atraiglrt vict.orle1 Defiance. playing at home, PTS. AVG, TEAM In ballke11>all. Dayton picked up by Findlay 94-72 in botJl buzzed Wellston ..••...•• 156 78,0 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Gallipolis • •.•...• ~95 73.8 Name- Team FTM·FTA PCT. Its 19th over a two-year period teams' mid..Obio Conference opNelsonville--York , . . 68 68.0 Spencer, Gall ••.•• 13-14 .929 Wednellda,y night by BteWtlni on ener. Jackson . . ....... , • 203 67,7 Downard, Well~. , .20..24 Ed Rodgh led the bot...oootlng ,833 Miami (Ohio) 83...S5, to share the nattoo.•s longest major colLogan . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 62.3 Roach, Ironton •.• 1S.18 Yellow Jackets with 20 points, , 833 lege winninl streak. Atllens • • •. . .. , •. 175 58.3 Cosby, Jackson .•• 12-15 ao lhe;r picked up their !ourtll .800 The Flyers, paced by Jim win in flve games. Findlay. led Matthews, GaiL • • 11·14 •786 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS by Frank Mlmlg'o 17 point•, Is giving Day. wash."-Ezekiel 13:10. .579 Gallipolis ....... . 41 rm "Because, yea, because they have misled my people, saying, 'Peace,' when there is no peace; and because, when the people b u i l d a wall, these prophets daub it with white- teammate Jerry Swartz!ager Mexico State, and Duke. was theroe and put It back ln for Sam Lacey' • 28 pointe led the a 74-72 victory for the 17th· 16th~ranked New Mexico State ranked ntana. Aggl.ee to a 78-72 decision over Seventh ..... anked Notre Dame Arlzma, in a same marked by Ironton . . . . . ·,; .. 33-57 Jackaetn , . . . . Neh.-York . . . 0 0 0 0 Galllpolto . . , , 1 1 142 127 Society News Mr. and Mrs. Hlel French and Mrs, Alpha Douglas were busiher employer called oo Mrs. ness visitors in Logan one day Alpha Barr for lunch TUesday. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Brown visited ote Whaley at a Parkersof st. Albans, W, Va., and Mrs. Chester Ervin of Middleport call- burg hospital recently. Mrs. Elda Carsey has returned on C. C. BoJen Friday and ed home trom Veterans Hospital visited with other friends . improved. somewhat Lillian Gardner is a medical Mr. Ottie Wiseman has returnpatient at Holzer Hospital. Don Gorby was taken to Vet. ed home from Meigs General. He erans Memorial Hospital by Mar- is still very poorly. Friday visitors or Ava Gilkey tin ambulance &turda,y as a medw e r e Mrs. Larry Clark and ical patient. daughter, Tamara of Athens, 8cJb.. Richard Jacks, age 69, died at hil!l home recently by an ap- by Gibson, Mr. am Mrs. F. 0. parent heart attack. He leans Whalel' ard son, Terry, or Cohis wife, Avanelle, and three lumbus, Mrs. Sharon Jewell and daughten and three eons and Margaret Douglas. Mr. Vi.rgil Atkins surtered a several sisters · and brothers. heart attack Thanksgiving Day His funeral wa1 held at Marand was taken by ambulance to tin's funeral home with blrlal Melgs General Hospital, where in Miles Cemetery. his conlition is serious. M~. Ronald E. 9.ders reDinner guests of Mrs. Lai.IT'II turlled from a 15 months tour 1 Gibson Thanksgiving Day were TVSlOG Det. 3-2 ln Turkey, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and spent a few ~s with his father, family of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Siders, and vl1lted his Gary Gibson and son, Albany, Mr. aunt, Mrs. Alpha Barr. From here he went to Plattsburg, New and Mrs. James Gibson and son, York being assigr~ed to 380 A & F local, and Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson aM children of Baltimore, aqdn. Md, aM Gordon Gibson. Bobby A traditional Thankagivlng dinner with turkey and ham was Gibson of the U.S.N., was an afheld at the home of Mr. and ternoon caller. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple are Mrs. Alpha Barr at Langsville. suffering from a case of flu. The dimer was honoring MMrs. Dasa Markins ot Zanes· Sgt. Ronald E. ~ders, home on leave from a 15 months tour of ville is spe!'llingtheweekendwith Turkey, With him for this vis~ old frieOOs ~re. Mr. 0te Whaley was brought it were hla 12 year old son home from a Parkersburg hosRoger from St. Louis, Misi!IOllri. pital followi"* surgery Thursday and hia father, Charley Siders, Rutland. There were 23 for din- by his grandsoo, Terl')' Whaley. A number of relatives a n d ner. Others beat des ones named friends attended the funeral of were Mr. and Mra. Chester Mes· Mrs. M.!!.ttie Bowles Halllday at .ser, Joe, Frank, Mary, Teressa, Rawli11gs ~ Ccats Funeral Home and Damy Morone or ColurOOus, P OP OP Jackaoo • , . . . 2 0 143 101 Wellston • . • . 2 0 156 131 Athens. . . • . • • 1 0 60 50 ~ .600 Athens , .• , • • • • . 13-30 SEOAL V A-flSITY 'fl:::AM W L P wilit:tWto· Harrisonville ALL GAMF.S W L Mel.. . . . . . . . 0 I 39 69 Legan • •• • .•• 0 3 187 244 eovers ..enough nolaemakers to Ltuy Pulitzer notioo that's caught start )'01.11" own rock combo'' .... m like her stYlish LUiys for la- Tap ol the Slxeo (at 5lb & 63...0: dles. . tc YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ,....... g(cls. So why does he come over ev· $25 lor lllet mJaoon dlmer and ot Helen Help US! this newspaery evening? A GmL all the champagne you can drink per. and you'D be pretty hl8h when Dear Girl: DffiTY OLD MAN OF THmTY He is eagerly resisting. Tell Ing training to be • local hank you arrive - 39 at.orles up •••• Dear Helen: Long the Traln"s Been Gcnett him you feel the same way aSid Allen's In exurban New Jer~ r(odak ln :.tamati c M·l4 How can a babysitter cope .••• Editor Caslde Stinnett ad· teller .••. Barb's wiDdow surel.r bout boys and soe haw fast he sey: $30 for "all you can eat should be labeled "ask her .. iDwith a ••dlr1;)' old man'?'' Maybe mits Gore Vidal's "Myra Breck~ Gift Outfit @ $46 .84 and drink... I e:xaggerate - he's only about tries to change your mind. - H. enrldge., was a prime l'\111118r~ 81e1Ul ol teller. Dear Helen: Most deflniiA!Iy reeommended: The Cowsills are a certaln1y Kodak lm>tamal1 c 124 :w. down for the title early in the I was engaged to this very nice Ella Fitzgerald at the Ameridlllerent group In this Rock Age: The other night I babysat un~ year .... Several stewardeaaeB :'*1 Gift Oulf•t @ $17 .87 til 2 a.m. He drove me home guy and. before I knew it I w·as who live in East Side flats get. they address everyooe as sir cana'• Royal Box: Ella is ev· ORDER NOW and !J'Ied to hold m,y hand. When pregnant. We intended getting tlng the sudden huge rent hikes or m&am and are clean~scrub~ erythlng we"ve ever raved about, married before the baiby came, we reached my home, he tried to have taken extra jobs aa hat- bed looking, which hasn't ham· the world'o llnest In her liold but he was drafted. So we plankiss me. He also had roving chicks to help pay the grunt. pored their 4111 otralgbt best - .... Billy Eckotine at the Rainned on getting married on his hands. In his plea for contributions selling album .... The Cawolll bow GrUI remains a singer with 30-day leave, but he didn't get Coolvillo 0. 1 a great deep organ of a vol c:e Boa 707 To get away, l had to say I'd to the Latin American Bureau to family's fiflcal serendipity comes 1"' .,_ HU.. I.e. me. Not that I know of, any. "think about'" seeing him again. help the poor, Boston's fine Car"How about making Bud Wilkin•on Secretory of Football?!" Later I excused him by telling way. dinal Cushing starts his letter in There was always something myself he was drunk. Boy, was poignant fashion: 11 You remem~ standing in the way. After the L---------------------------------------------"~~err ber when the late Pope J o h n But then I learned this same baby was born, I started hear· xxm was close to death he thing has happened to other baby· ing rumors that he was already said, 'My bags are packed, stters too. One of them even married, but keeping it secret. ready go to. • Mine, too, a r e had to call her brother, as the I got the girl's phone number packed." guy (divorced and I can under~ and we talked 1t over. But she Peter O'Toole sings in ""Good· stand whyr) made a pass before never did say tor sure if she bye Mr. Chips" in a Satchmohe went out. We hear he at. was his wife or only his steady. a«ected gravel ~ voice beeause By AVA GILKEY Mrs. Evelyn Montgomery, who So I called him long d i sDr. Don Gibson and Mrs. Don tempted suicide twice when ttls tance and asked him if I was "m,y real singing voice would has been a medh:alpatientatRlv~ wife lett him. empty every theatre. tt ••• , 1be erside Methodist Eloapital at Co- Gibson a!XI children. Gay aOO still ltts fiancee and he said he Hong Kong virus flattened Ted We have been trying to tlgure lumbus, is improving at home. Mark ot Baltimore, Md., are hlm out. Can you? - THE SIT ~ loved only me. Then I said I'd Brown. Dee Finch, Ame Meara r-uss ~irley Ledlie oC Colum. here for the long weekend with talked to his ''wife," and he their parents, Mrs. Lana Gil> TER r1 stiller & Meara .... Banker bus spent the weekend at home. got mad and told me not to call Dear Sitter: George Wood caught it a month son and the Murl Douglas famiMr. and Mn. Robert Bobo and any more. l certainly can! ly. ago (int'l. influence, probably) children of DWlbar, W. Va. are rm very contused, but 1 still This man is an W1Stat1e tech · .. .. Entbuaiast.ic reports trickle Robert R. Gibson of U.S.N., visiting her parent&, Mr. and erous drunk who shouldn't have Jove him. If I write and tell down from suburban H a wstationed in California, was met Mn. Flavey Sigman over the the custody or his children. Ask him I trust him, do you sup- thorne that a singer named Ralph weekend and attended church Sun- at the airport in Columbus by his pose he'll forgive me ror doubtyour parents to take it from McFarlene (at the Bauhaus) has day night at the Langsville parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ing? MISS. HOPING F 0 R "'a fine voice and a great, difeve11ing. ne Alkire Wednesday church. MRS. ferent style;" U it's all true, Clarice Longstreth ol Gallipo- will leave Sunday evening to reMr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath Dear Miss: turn to his base in California. lis spent the weekend with her had Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeExcuse me while I beat my race the truth? This type of man A nwnber ofpersons from here children, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grath and children, local; Mr. head on the wall .... For at least F ett,y and Mr. and Mra. Ken- attended the funeral of Mrs. Da- and Mrs. Otis McGrath and son, the five thousand, three hundred and marriage go together like vid Reese at Rawlings • Coats Lawrence Welk anti Zsa Zaa neth Longstreth. Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry and fift.y.sixth time! Funeral Home in Middleport Fri~ McGrath and two children of Ath· Gabor. Forget hlrnt -· H. Only jewelry is the lasting, perCharley Sansbury is home from Can't you stood...up gals ever day, Meigs General Hospital. His conens as dinner guests Thanksgivsonal reminder of your love ... H. D. Gilkey ofPomeroy, visitdition is abOut the ume. ing Day. thai's why people appreciate Carl Gorby and Lee Fetty call- ed his mother, Ava Gilkey ThursTlte Vance boys are assisting gifts of jewelry on the mosl ed on Mr. and MI-11. Charley Sans. day evening. Mrs. Pauline Atkins with the sentimental holiday of all . . . David French of Pasadena, chores during her husband's m. bury recently. Christmas. lsn 't there someone Mr. and J-trs. C. E. Denny cam.• is spending a few da.ys ness. with Mr .. and Mrs.. Hiel French. you 'tllil<l!-.10-gift ir. a special way? · (partmts of D<ma ~rt.J) "ttave Mrs. Phyllis Clay called On mm.l!d to their new home at , Mrs. · Ava Gilkey and Mr~ aQd Mrs. Mimie McGrath Monday. Mrs. Lincoln Ruuel and Mr. and LanBsvllle. · ' Mr. Elmer Finlaw visited his Mrs. Clair Parkerson return- Mrs. Harold f .llogly and chil- father, Elmer Ftnlaw, Sr., at ed home Friday night after sev- dren were dinner guests o! the an Albany resl home Thanksgiveral days in Holzer Hospital. Clinton Gilkeys in Albany Thanks· ing Day. Langsville Social Notes • TEAM More New Year" a Eve prices: much more ..... New rap at tor~ mal deb and college bashes: lads the Jlotel Edison Rum House in dlmer Jackett, black Uea no extra chargua (Open House) .... Trudr Heller's VUiage lrug- and bright sllk • screened Velve.. ~© Meigs • • •.•.•.•. 32 1 32.0 other teams that took victories in the cloaing aeoond wecmes~ UPI~Wrltor ~c:er ~. tJ\e Olym. day nlghi, Jim Hewitt a pie otandout, had olready !reo with lett ocored 35 polnta wben he (IOIIbo to give RiChard on 80-19 baoketboll Jull before the triumph over · Welt Virgini.a buzzer and went ug lor • lAy-up Unlveroll)i and Tom Simott hit wednellda,y night ,In Detroit' o from the free throw line with 10 game with Eaotem Mlchlcan, seconds foemal.nlng then stole alld the pme t1ed 72.all. file ball w'lih one loll to So you'd exped it to Cali in, give Notre Dame a S1 • 56 win .iull like the othero, and bring mer Wlaconstn . Besides Nob'e Dame and Detroit Ito llllh llral&bt win of the season. Detroit. Uie ml,y other members He didn't acore. The ball of the naUon's top 20 in action rolled otr the rim, but Wednesda,r night were New B,y CHAKLES HICHARDS sweatllhlrts, books, games and - IOII\ethiDc: most rockers could· tres II no t1n.Y business: lts rev~ n't per,... tile public toward: enuea Iaiit year were more than grooming aids tor young men. $.1,000,000 and thlo year will be BESTGIFTS • Detroit Wins On Tipin At Buzzer, 7 4-72 . .. ~ sica Lynne, Just In time for a from The Dally Sentinel, PcnerO)'·MickUepwt, 0., Thuraday, December 12, 19611 ~=~~~::::~::::::=:=-;::::::.:::::::::::::::"-::-.:::~~=:~=.::::::::=::::::::::::::::;;:::*:;:;:;:o:::*--m Staten llland to oommiaaioner Norman Levy added hie otm exemption - baby daughter J Oil- BERRY'S WORLD- 3- TIES BY SUPERBA BELTS BY SALVATORI ALL-WEATHER COATS By AIHgota• & Rolono WE NOW HAVE EQUIPMENT TO STUD NEW and RECAPPED TIRES THAT HAVE THE HOLES INSE1ITED I. .......'""""'!'-"-~ ·co•. SLACKS ~r JoJm•• &~~::=~~!!!::~------= Beaimlna FridaJ, Dec. 13 I �t _ -n. Pall)' Stntlftll.· Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., '('h.ursd&y, December 12, 1968 f.ollege Seores Browns Make Plan-s For Title Tilt ut.'BBIE swtMS AGAIN · BJ United Preas Imernatimal Eoot Pem .SS Delaware 39 For<liam 77 livracuee 62 Duqueane 72 CatbOllc U. 48 LoSolle ~6 Miami, Fla. 71 Yale 63 Brown 59 Nlapra 89 Cornell 63 Mllllnbrg 101 Swrthmo... 76 W.Chater St. 69 :Jippnsbra68 NEW YOHK (UPO - Debbie t.\Yer triple gold medal winner ror the U.S. at Mexico Ctt;y, wiD participate 1n an international . CLEVELAND (UP0 - Tho Cleveland Brownl WedneldQ" made plans for deket orden for a .POUible National Football League chalrijlionsllJ,p same at Cleveland Stadium Dec. 29. Tile Browns will holt the title game aplnat the Westem Con- swimming meet at Marse1Ue1, France, to help dedicate a new Ol.,yrnpic-sized pool, Mike Burton, Doug RusseU and Zac Zorn all Olympic Gold medalists al~ will compete in ference representative U theo" defeat Dallas ln the Eastern the meet. t..:onlerence playoff here Dec. B~t66Cmr1Cmm ~ mall Cleveland, Ohio, t41It. AU on. velopes obould be plainly markholden on how to ordllr their ed: Cbamplonahlp game .... Apll.ar JeBt.ing locatlona for the quell, and ooch request llhould ' lndiMle $1 for postage and ban· champl.tmablp. Others mQ' order title pme dllnC. Prices Cor the NFL chamtlcketa by mal~ ~ eeorJlni: a ploollhlp pme are $12, •10, 18 certltled cheek, ·bank or poltal money onh~r to: ·~e Cleveland and $6. ~- All mall order! will be filled Brmms, Cleveland Stadium. on a first-come, ftrlt ~ · served lnllruc:tlou were bolo~ • eel to ·Brotml 1811011 tick e l Carmel News By the Day purses. Midwest Notre Dame 57 Wis. 56 Dayron 85 Miami, Ohio 55 David Young or Sidney is visiting his granc\)arents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Housh. Mr. and Mrs. Darell Taylor PLANE of Creston were weekend guests MIAMI (U PD- Professional of Mr. ard r<.o1rs. Allan Taylor, goiter Mason Rudolph was Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith aM among 39 perS(lll.S aboard a family visited Lawrence Smithof Trans World Airlines flight that Laurel Cliff on Sunday. was hijacked and diverted to Mrs. Ermal Schreckengost of Cuba Wednesday. Parkersburg called on Eunie ' Rudolph won $36,000 on the Brinker and family on Tuesday. Professional Golfers' Association tour last season. RUDOLPII concrd, Min 68 No Dak 62 01. Coll74 W. Dl. 67 Marquette 103 Valprso 66 Concrdia, Dl 83 Lewis 81 Southwest Louisville 79 SMU 73 Okla. &. 91 Calif. St. 54 New Mex. st. 78 Ariz. 72 The first c ow s at the Plymouth colony arrived in 1624. Of\ IILJACK On the The traveler's tree is a close relative of the banana tree in Madagascar. It collects good drinking water in a pocket at the base of each leaf stem . Hunters should have their eyes checked each year before taking to the woods, says the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness . Rise In 1930, just over 21 per cent of U.S. youth aged 18 to 21 attendeJ high ejucationaJ institutions. By the second half of the 20th century, the rate had climb~t.l beyond 32 per cent. The alfard Ul ato• Ill thO rnaJc>< ,..,... plaJet' boot typlflea the neree tlellre and lplrit ol Cormer moJO< · - ... _ and pltehina otar F""' ~chinam, - died of ........ in the right· to limit the ~rn5& i. '· . Tho blhmus of Tl!lluanltpec (orma the northern boundiQ" Reedsville southern boundary. News, Notes ol Central America .8114. 1lie Iathmu• of Panama fofml'llll 1164;;.;;,·----------~ BATTERIES ~d the BI'OWltl doloat Dallas, a public over-die--counter sale would begin at 9 Lm. Dec. 22 at gate u A"' at the stadium. 992-~535 POt.IJROY By United Press lnterratlonal East W. L. Pet, GB Baltimore , , •• 22 7 . 759 Boston ...... 20 7 .741 1 Phila. , , ••.. 18 7 • 720 2 Faa"'BIG ·s!WIH Cinclnratl , .. , 17 9 • 6.11 3'h New Yori .... 11 16 ,467 II% Detroit,,,, .10 17 ,382 11 Milwaukee •• , • 7 22 .241 15 West Pc~ W. L. Los Angeles .. 19 9 • 679 San Diego ..• i4 15 • 483 Slh Allama • . .. , II 15 , 483 S'h SeatUe ..... 13 18 .419 ~h San Fnn •.•• 12 17 ,414 1112 Chicago •.. , .12" 18 .400 8 Phoenix .•••• 6 21 SHOP YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN STORESI GB • . Next Pomeroy Give-Away Sat., Dec. 14 L-------------~-------------~-------- Baltimore 118 New York 110 Cincinnati 116 San Diego 110 ChristmtU Give-Away Boston 108 Detroit 106 Phila 143 Phoenix 123 Milwaukee 106 san Fran 96 ft'rs, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry I!forton, Belpre. Sponsored by Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. .-:Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hetzer IM'ld family of Akron spent a reci.nt weekend at the Hetr:er·Biae Thursday's Games Atlanta at Seattle Onl)· game scheduled tiOme. : Mary Ruth and Jo, sauer ot Uiddleport were overnight euetts o'l Jane and Jull Whitehead. ;:. Patty Boring. studedt at a busi,Jiess oollege in Columbus, spent t\le Thadc.sgivtng vacation wttll her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Grant and ¥Ike. ·~" Mr. and Junior Corwrove Md. daughtar or wooster spent the ..Uekeb:l with Mr. and Mn. Gene t"llson. ~Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hetzer fJid famJly or Toledo were holi41tY gueits of Mrs. Mabel Hetzer 411' Mr. and Mrs. FrankBlseand qm.t4. • Mrs. Doris Marka of L o n g lil.tu.n, Mrs. Gladya Caruthers, ~elcy '1'd Penny, of l.oolsvllle [ill]{& SCORES J!ortng IN MIRCHANDIIE Gin CMIInCAID By United Press International East W. L. PclGB Minnesota •••• 16 6 . 727 Kentucky .. • .. 11 10 New York ...• 8 13 Miami ....... 8 14 Indiana ....... 7 16 . 524 4lh .381 'flh. .364 8 All Drawings Held In PoMeroy . 304 9'12 Pa•l•ina Lat. All perwna 13 yean of age and older oli•1lbllo to participate. West W. L. Pet. GB Oakland . ·. , : 20 4 . 833 Dallas ••.• , 10 PROFFITTS WHOLESALE 1 ONLY- Ree. $229.95 3 PC LIVING ROOM ONLYS 14995 GREEN VINYL SPEaAL 1 Only- Rog. $389 ..95 MARINE ll.UE 2 PC LIVING ROOM SUITE 225 Sale SPEUAL 9·CUP ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMPS WAS NOW $29.95 $18. 24.95-17. 21.95 - 16.95 Mlrro--motic Coffeepot with purchase of _Living Room Suite or. ... Ins Nov. 25-Ends Dec. 24 No purchase necessary. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. ALL PARTICIPATING STORES WILL GIVE FREE TICKETS. PLEASANT - 4 BIG GIVE-AWAYS Mahala Johnson, 91, of Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, died Tuesday evening at the home of her son, Walter F. Johnson, following a long iUness. ~ was born in Gallla County on March 1.2, 1874, a daughter of the late Isaac and &laan Chapman. ~ was a member of the NOV. 30-D'EC. 7-DEC. 14-DEC. 24 ht ORA WING 1:00 P.M. Hov..,bor 30, 1968 Prizea: $50.00 gift certificate and 2 •• $25.00 Gift Co<tlllcatoo Good Hope Chureb in Crown~. Her husband John preeeded her in death in 1939. Survivors include two aona, Walrer, RL 2, 8IMl Lueleo, Huntington; one al8ter, Mra. c. F. Buckle, Pt. Plealallti three brothers, Bruce Cbapman, Pleauntville, Ohio, and Jotm, and Jamea 2nd DRAWIHG 1:00 P.M. Docomb"' 7, 1968 Prlzoo: 121nch Po.toblo T.V. $50.00 Gift Cortlllcoto & $25 Gift C1<tlfh:ato SHOP POMEROY STORES DISPLAYING THE GOLD STAR Chapman, both of Apple Grove~ seven grandchildren and22 great- grandchildren. Fmeral services will be held 2 p.m., Friday In the Barton .United Metbodlll Church. -1al will follow In the church cem- 3rd DRAWIHG 1:00 P.M. Doc..,bo• U, 1968 Prites: 121nch Portable T.V., $50.00 Gift Co•tilicato & $25 Gift Cortlficato 4th DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Doco .. bo.24, 1968 · CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. TEXACO • 675-2460 !192·5186 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ___ ____ .....4/lJ;...._ _ __ :_Il _._ -~. . ~ ·- Every dnp IIams PT. PLEASANT W.VA. •• ~tern Local ' 1Social Notes . Blaettnora B'l"'nt• Budoot Shop · 1. V. PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS: Elbmoldo Hartloy'a Sh... ED.,sbac:h Hardware Nolun'• Drue Store Gulnthors Sc & 10c Store Pickens Hdwo., Matoft Bailey' 1 Reatourattt SPONSORS: Blue & Grey Roshlurant Downi ..Groll, Inc. L & Z D•ou Shop Korr & Van Zanclt Motor Sales Crow' 1 Steak Hou •• Lou'• Ashland S.rvlce Bailey'• Sunoco Station Larry 1 Sohlo S.rvlco Now YOJt. Clfthlng Houoo Bon Fronklln 5toro ~~a ....ilto! I Shoo Shop Cha,mdn-Canaday Shoo Store LHI1e 1$tstors "& lola's l.auty Shop K ond C: ~owoll'f Goooalft Jowol•y Ktofarl ""l!..e••,,..... s.... Tho-f.btlc Shop Su ll•n Mill• Gi b'a "Grocery Si-o-Markot Si-•' Plck·A-Polr p 0 .,...,.~Fiow0f Shop B.ii.W. H"'d-•• · Swlohi)< .& Loh•~ Ro•all Drug• p 0100,.j PoS!ry $hop ' j Court 5t•oot Grill Worn or' 1 Borlter & Pomeroy Hom• & Auto Po.eroy Cement Block Co. Fro,.cl• Florist Ohio Yalloy Plumbing G & J Auto Porto s;· HoatlniJ Moor•'• StiHio" Duke's Cleaners P0111oroy Motor fylton- Thompton Tractor ·Sales Kapplo Sohlo Bowers Drive In ••uty Shop PoiM'roy Wino Sior• Riaor 011 Company · t::i' and Mrs. Norman Mccatn. illfrry, Faith and Amber, and Mr. ' ! Mro. Gale Mccain and Dale · Twin City Eloctric ' G&GColo PoMeroy Bowling C.. Roitln•o•'• Launclt,. Matlonwllllo Insurance A. D. Wood & Son Dav5 .. Wamor lniuraftco Tho Dolly SonHnol WMPO Radio Athens M•••"l•r Torch spent TMnksgiv- >· Wohrung'• Pastry Shop Gloeckner'• RostaYrant The Green Lantern Landmark 'f!• and Mra. Starllrw: Massar ..... fllnlly were holldo)>pstaof ~ porenta, Mr. and Mrs. Dina'll!"" Boyloo at Altrod. ,:;t.tr. Earl SummerReldofPenla 11P8JK .a week here with mother, MrL EdM: Sum.nter' and other relaUvea. Ewing• Funeral""' · Shulort Market . llia1L Farmers lank & Savlntt Pomeroy Ncitlonal lank Horok1 Corry·Out . ,.. 1 All gift certlficllt.. to be Humphreys .t Day with Mr. and Mrs. INa catn, rar Lorw Bottom. ~:t.tro, Mary Reed visltlld Mr. • Mrs. Wateman White at Keno. ' •''•_,-, l 0. McCoy and son, By. .ita, went to BurnavUle, W. VL, <fHr huntlrw Saturday. w h !I e tJlre, they visited Mro. ~ L. Chi I~!' aworded are ·good at AMY participatint Merchant. ::'Miss Edra McCoy, a student aY Marsh!lll Unlversll;Y, opent a foekend .tlth tho L 0. McCoy flnily. ACOOmpt'l)'lng her WOO ..- rOCillmate, Miss Brenda ~ &.~Ps of Mullens, w. Va. Also ting were Mr. and Mrs. Lea kran ot Parkersburg arxl Mr. Mrs, Larry Smith. Belle-Wile, ~.Mr. arxl . Mrs. Gene Riggs and p visited her pareats, Mr. and pa. Harold Noble, at AlbuquerN. M. .,.MrL Leota Masur and Mr. lf1d Mrs. Oscar Babcock spent nksg!viDa Day with Mr, and Marion Ria• and dauih' at Lopn. ~mrs. L 0, McCoy and Mrs. lney Kautz ot Chester made a ~~sa trip to Columbus, re- 1 •• .,~. Oanville Youth ...... ~ .. •• Jllan Projects --- -···- ---·--- .. ·- . trill, Pliny, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT - The Grand and Petit Jurloa for the J.... IGCHAEL SMI'I1l Mlchlel D. Smith, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Syracu1e, Is undergol~ his Alr Force tt.slc training at Lackland AFB in Texas. He is a 1968 graduate of Southern High School. His address is AB Michael D. Smith, AF 4711000, 3726 BMTS CMR 1 FLT. 1475, Lacklan:t AFB, Texas, 78236, J, S. Black fliAvelt, Margaret Mn. Thompooo, RL 1 Letart; HANNAN DISTRICT - Thomas Alford, RFD Milton, Worthy Conrad, Glenwood; LEWIS ·DISTRICT - man, Mason; Forrest Nibert, Ashton; Carl Chattin, Rt. 2 Le· on; Nathan R. Slmmona, Rt. 2 FREE GIFT WRAP CANDY Ree. 39c Reg. 3. 95 ••••••• 2. 99 Reg. 4.95••••••• 3.89 Reg. 5. 95••••••••4. 59 19~ 3.19 39.95 Limit 4 PAPERMATE NORELCO INSTAMATIC PENS THE SHAVER PLUSf GIFT BOXED S.q$8.00 . . . . . . @ ....,._ OUR PIPE COUNTER 95 , it.. 17• 95 outfit 19.95.. ~eg . No . 134 Reg. '7.50 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lam· bert, Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, P<m- .... :::.•" cil GWogly, Stevie, Jeffrey and • ALL DISCOUNTED • Lesia Ann or Athens, Mr. and Mra. Gene Lambert, Sherry, Da\1- Reg. 2.95 1.97 3.95 2.63 Lay- ......, Mow flot. SZ4.9S MEN'S 3·HEAD, REG. 34.95 23.95 LUDEN'S ASSORTED ld, Charlotte and Robert Paulsen or Hemloek Grove, Mr. ant Mrs. Lee Roush and Rodney of Galllpolls, Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White, Denlae and llr)'an e@;yed a turkey dinner at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hanl~ of flat- 1/3 OFF Gilt 24 • 67 outfit ::~-~~.95 26.89 outfit eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourn•• of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Ce- 7 TRANSISTOR RADIO CHOCOLATES 5. lb. REG. 4.60 Choc. wooda on Saturday. Sunday dinner guestsolMr. 100 3.56 ""· Cherries Am..-icon Greeting CHRISTMAS ~:overed By Lud•ns Mrs, Everett Lambert were Mr. and Mrs. Geoe Lambert, Charlotte, Don, David and ~erry, of Hemlock Grow. Mr. and Mrs. carl Mourning, of Elyria, Mr. am ·- with the Cabinet, decl!ned to do so. Rtttulor 25c O..Siu 3.97 KODAK POLAROID MODEL 210 Rogula• 49.95 News, NOteS """"' ..... !llvtd 111 on 1111111o Vice-president Charles G. Dawes, although Invited to olt BATTERY REG. 5.00 No. 124 Ill ciOilvtr · ~~on IIIII l'O!reolmbto of poialo t buketa lo pod- II t hI dlltla, cooldto and KOai-Aidwere C4tlllb' 1'llllrllllrl: lllltl lo .~·""'...": ., fera, Pomeroy. EVEREADY MEN'S & LADIES 20.99 Dr. Grabow McArthur, DISCHABGED: Mro. John MeDaniel, Maaon; l..arl')' · Carper. Pt. Pleasant; llrL Audra Jfl- AMITY BILLFOLDS POLAROID ~!~~GE:R MODEL 3000 Rogulor 24.95 SWINGER Uoo. J- Pomeroy. bag REG. 4.00 ABREST MADE PT. PLEASANT - One Br· rest waa recorded at the county jail during the poot twent.Y-loor hours: Byrdell Neal, 59, Pt. Pleaoant, charged wUh lntoxlea- Joh ..on, Jamie SUO and Todd, o1 Pmueroy and Mr. and Mr•. Larry Johnson, Gin1 and Tahnee. Mra. Paul Pierce and Randy of Minersville were ~~ vtaltora of Mra. Ge•\11 Shumate and Mrs. Larry JobnBonand famIly, Mr. and Mro. Harle,y and flmlb' wen recent vtaltora ot Mro. Ada Sloek of Syneuse, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam ElohiJWer ol SrncuaewereSundayafter.. noon vlaitor ot hta &later. Mr. IIIII llno. Chorloo !;a)Te and Doo. Also vialt.irw were Mr. Chlrle• Sayre and ehlldren of O<o•tor. Mr. and Mrs. Eup• HontJw. - a n d R<lnold, ...... ~ vialtor1 ol her aunt end uncle, Mr. and Mrs. l4wlo Weal, of PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Ellzabolh EYona, ZIPPO LIGHTERS Limit 2 TIMt body Ia at the Mohr-&evena Funeral Home where arraapments will be announced. son. Other Stnta,y afternoon visltora were Mr. and Mrs. James not - HARDTAC afternoon In st. Moryo Hoopltal, Huntington, after a long Wneas. &lrv)vlng are his wife, Beatrice Wallaee Black; ooe daughter, Mrs. Robert Brown, Raleigh, N, C.: two 101'1.1, Colonel Charles S. Black, Ft. Monroe, Va., and John R. Black, Morton, Ind.; four brother•, Frank and D. fL Blaek, both of Hwttingtoo, Harry Block, Ajlple Grove and Sam maCk, Le~ap, W. Va.; andthree alatera, Mrs. Lucinda Wallace and Mrs. Cora Hogsett, both o1. Apple Grove and Mrs, Camille SWigert, Weaver, Alabama. Rodney of Galllpolla were weekoerxl vlatton ol Mra. Helen J~ bOKln tholr dutleo liu releaaed. OPEN EVERY PT. PLEASANT- J,S.Black, Mrs. Kemeth Grover, Joy aid JennJ,ter of 'l'lwPers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hontrw ot F'lat.wooda and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil GWogly. stevle, Jertery and Lisa AM of Athens. Allernoon ... , .. were Mr. I!XI Mra. Homer Forest or Bradford, Mr. am Mra. Lee Roush and Rodney of Gallt.Polis. and Mrs. Helen Jotmaon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and Plea-;-- NELSON'S 75, Ajlple Grove, died Wednesday ~- Hliftelaaaoltha Weolo.ra• !=!,lurch hold ... - · lor !hom, too. . ......... lilonlllb' llellbwlloC.. A chri.-. poi'IJ wiU behtkl• . · 11 tho '-it of Llndallld D1J>. cift Dei:. Z1 at '1 p. m, lftbe ~' ' wore 13 m- ldlf,........ lolldldlt 111ert •preoant. F. Hall, PL Pleasant; Joseph C. Bra,y, Henderson; Robert Wolr, Pt. Pleasant; Fred Elmer Brinker, Letart; Lawrence B. Fore- poUs Jo'erry; COra t.vera y_., • eer. Maaon; Dulel B, c--hart, RL 2 Pt. Pillll:urty, RJ-'D• Pt. PIMM .. The dole for tho J>Oill ).ry .t o Ferry; Charles Bedl- Leon; JameJ W. Morrison, Clifton; Inez WU11011, Rt. 2 PL Plenant; Otha Lanier, Southside; Melvin W. Cobb, Apple Grove; Betty John5011, Pl. Pleasanti Nina J. C. Sturgeon, Ashton; FlorenCe BowleJ, Southside: James E. Bea- R. Allen, Pt. Pleaaant; Charles ver, Sr., Leon; Ace lJ. Henry, H. Frye, Pt. Pleasant; Paul PlckGallipolis Ferry; Man in E, Bell- ena., Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; Ernest nett, Sr., Pl. Pleasant; Eleanor John Morpn, New Haven; Joseph E. McComb, Pl. Pleaaant; Ma- Guarino, Pt. Pleaaant; lory M. son Grimm, Henderaon; Doris stanley Rittle, Rt. 2 Pl. PleasDeal, Aaldon; Carobn C. Wll · am: Edwin Withers Aten, Gelll- Petit jurors drawi1 were: Rhoda gil F, Adklna, R~ 2 Letart; GRAHAM DISTll!CT ~ 9drley Karr, New Gall~lls The Grand Jury ia acheduled tle, Henderson; Eleanor B. Gill, ID begin their dutlea on January Gallipolis Ferry; Charles H, 6, 1969 at 9:30 a.m. Rawson, Southalde; R u t h M. Leon; COOPERDJSi'RICT- Vir- era Vallie Toney and William Barker. Grand Jurors by dlstrlcta are: ARBUCKLE DISTRICT - J, W. Sommer, Southaida; CLENDENIN D~ICT - U.rv.,. C. COt- DieS Wednesday a!bvtll• •.Plalll ..... - Clifton. and Bernice E. CaUow~, Heoderaon; COLOGNE DISTRICT - Gall Jm.,, ary term ol Mason CounQ' ctr.. eutt court were drawn Mmda,y afternoon by JIU')' Commlsaion· \! ' ,. ,.. ......... 1!. Kibble honie f!ium.. ot Plua: Young Gentle Pony For Anoclotod Radio & TV Trust your home heat to Anl!iihM Ure Mr. and Mro. Glen Mllhcan \tParkerobul'J! and Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and lamt4, Long tit Prl us: Color T, V. and Ster.. etery. Friends DlB> call at tho Chap. man - Wlleoxen Mortuary alter 2 p.m., '!'h"rllda.Y. .. ~ gueowif •• • Dies Tuesday o ~~.~, ~·· .,~" Larkins; Wolfpen ~sm Mahala Johnson PT. Mi'&. ::. 111-J Los Angeles 124 MinneBOt 116 Only games scheduled - -·· ~·· ~PECIAL SUITE ,526 Denver , , .•• 11 10 . 524 '"flh Los Angeles .. 10 10 .500 8 New Orleans .. 9 12 .429 9lh Houston •.•• 5 11 .313 111h Wednesday's Results Kentucky 106 Houston 99 Indiana 117 Miami 100 lll1p PICTURES 9 iuests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ounree Of Little Hocki~. : Virginia Moore, Parkersburg, W. VI.., was en overnight guest of Mr. am Mrs. Chester Buckley. ; . Thanksgiving guests at the ~orne or Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley were Mr. m:t Mrs. John LodWick, aDd Mr. snd Mrs. Steve Lod• ot Columbus~ Mr. and Mrs. wick, Cate McC&tn and Dale Lee, and ¥!'. lnd Mn. Rand.ll Coulson of Torch, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Buckley, Anita, Kevin, Bryce and Ra1Jee or Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Buckley anti Pam, Mr. ~ Mrs. Charles Humphrey, KaPen and Robin, and Mr. and Mrs. ~heater Buckley. and Mrs.. Dorsel Riebel iPent TRanksgjving Day with Mr. ol1d Mrs. John Rlebelandtamt4, P.aneroy Rd., other visitors at (lie Riebel home were Mr. and Ttrs. Robert Morton and daugh- ·: Mr. 5th Annual Gold Star .222 12'.12 Wednesday'• Results frank, Long Bouom. • Mr. lnd Mra. James Ruth ard buy ...,,.. Thanksgiving dinner ' 279 W. MAIN TV StoMpl On All Purchuesl o rarlliue~ley, , Mr. and Mra. Ernest Ruth alii W:r. lriiMra. Johnnie Kibble were '):hlnkaglvlne dinner gueats at the IJOme ol Mr. and Mra. Harltsa LOU~ ASHLAND BaoUeB,N~. ~l~eand pt, Pleasant; Goldie Beattie, tot- am, Pt:. Pleall.nt; Garnet Marie Carter Franklin, Pt.. PieaADti tageville; Laura A. Flowers , Pt. Baxter, R,t 2 Letart; Lawrence ROBINSON DISTRICT - Hazel Pleasant; t:harles D. Lon& Jr .• E, Elhenaur, RL 2 PI, Pleaaant; E, Roulh, Pt. Plea-; UNION Galllpoll.a Fer17; Chel cle C. Fow- Herbert D. Robert•, Galllpollo DISTRICT - Herman Stone, Rt. ble, Apple Grove; Clerc Sayre, Fer!')'; Dreama Y. Aefker, Hon3 LOoo; WAGGENER DISTRICT Rt. 2 .Pt. Pleasart; Curti• G, derlon; Byrd Patter&OII, GAlllMelvin Earl Clarl<, Well Co· Burdette, Leon; Wadear R, Tha- polla Ferry; Roae H. LJ.paeomb, lumbla and llorolllr VanMatre, bet. Pt. Pleasant; Bird B. Hughes, Rt. 2 Pl. P1eaaant; Albert Keefer, Grand, Petit Jurors Drawn by CommiSSlOD - B,y MRS. LYLE BALDERSON :- Mr. lnCI Mra, E. M. Riddle, tarkersburc, w. VL, spent the ""cent .hoUdA)' with Mr. and Mra. 6 VO_LT AVAILABLE ~r o1 tickets in any sln&le order. SCORES llou..urlt!l: .j j 12·Volt 2 yu auarantu .•• .19.1,5 3 year 111Jrantee.... 25.95 4 year parantee .... 29.95 Only games scheduled EVERYTHING AT SALE PRICES-TIL JANUARY 1st ~ve basis, with tbe club re..rvlnl 21. DARK MffiAGE TO COA.ST ARCADIA, Cali!. (UPI)Dark Mirage, voted the best 3year old horse by the Mornlng Telegraph and the Da..IJ.y Racing Form, arrived WednesdB_v at Richmond 80 W.Va. 79 Santa Anita racetrack. No. Tex. St. 78 Centenary 73 The Lloyd Miller owned fillY Citadel 87 stetson 74 is being aimed toward the Feb. E. Caroln 77 Wllm&Mary 66 Aldrsn~rdua 96 W.Va. Wsl.Yn 75 1 Charles H. Strub Stake& and Mrs. Hattie PoweU and daughthe March 1 Santa Maga.rita ter. Addie, of Portland called on Murcy Sl. 66 Bradley 63 stakes, both carrying $100,000 Mrs. Mary Circle recently. Fisk 84 Tuakegee 82 Rod'lester 76 Alfred 55 South Princeton 72 Md. 63 Virginia 81 Duke 75 Tulane- 108 Texas 95 ROSE AWARDED . CINCINNATI (UP& - OUdlel• dor !'WI RoN of lllo Clndmatl Roda n~ named Wimer of tbe 1968 "Huteh Awardt' in ballaUnc by moJor ,....,. beNMII writerl box CARDS 39C ond VA LUI 510.00 $).16 I .AG-O-BOWS 9 Roll RIBBON 25 Count Ree. 98c ICICLES 29C and 59C 59C LOTION R... $1.50 ONLY ANu UP TREE TRIMMING TINSEL .Ami SH.AVI 10~ TREE STAND Motal 9~ ALSO SELECTION-of $2.69 GARLAND HAl KARA 98C TREE ORNAMENTS Glass, Plain & Decorated REG. 89c REG. 98c HAIR DRYER 76C ''Domini., PORTABLE Roc.l1.95 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 1 29 ~;.r,;.:, 1;:.:;,,-;:·s;;;··· . • . Rotula, 3.19........ ·-·~· . 2. 47 7·Llght lndoo• Sot 10.88 Each Light Bums lnd_d .. tly LIGHTBULBS C7Ya 5 for STOREWIDE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Rock.t c.u.,t.ane Tape~" Gin Size Can ·sNOW ::·69C _.,. ' ' X 800" By Makoro of Scotch T.,., Rog. 27<.-~--~. 14c 10·Roll Ch•l•-a Papo•L R.,. 2.98. ... 2.29 3-Roll Ch•i•'"'n Pa,.. ""'· 98c. ______ 49c 9·V Tf1!o•i•lo< Radio Bati• ..,......._onlr 19c Fuo Facto.,. Jr. br Pl.., Doh.....•- ...... 1.92 R.,. 2.40 MewCa ..y Twist '• Turn Waist DoiL .. 3.19 [~,~~~.~:~,:•--Pnlte..lonal ~~~ Con•olo Mol~ Dfyor • E•tr~ l11roe h!lr<:l hOOd with I he•Qhl . 1000 watts. fo o:?5% tuter d•y•f10 • Buil t- on 5-oos•t•on temperature for co m tort, conv c me'1CI! • St~ led •n b lue and whole • 2 storage wells hold I~'C'"~' "" Folds IN car rv ona, hghtweoght • I res tupper' arton- 13 tos. • 120 volt$, • watts BY DOMINION Self contained with fo5f drying ridge hood. Built in control panel. Retular 34.95 27.96 �t _ -n. Pall)' Stntlftll.· Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., '('h.ursd&y, December 12, 1968 f.ollege Seores Browns Make Plan-s For Title Tilt ut.'BBIE swtMS AGAIN · BJ United Preas Imernatimal Eoot Pem .SS Delaware 39 For<liam 77 livracuee 62 Duqueane 72 CatbOllc U. 48 LoSolle ~6 Miami, Fla. 71 Yale 63 Brown 59 Nlapra 89 Cornell 63 Mllllnbrg 101 Swrthmo... 76 W.Chater St. 69 :Jippnsbra68 NEW YOHK (UPO - Debbie t.\Yer triple gold medal winner ror the U.S. at Mexico Ctt;y, wiD participate 1n an international . CLEVELAND (UP0 - Tho Cleveland Brownl WedneldQ" made plans for deket orden for a .POUible National Football League chalrijlionsllJ,p same at Cleveland Stadium Dec. 29. Tile Browns will holt the title game aplnat the Westem Con- swimming meet at Marse1Ue1, France, to help dedicate a new Ol.,yrnpic-sized pool, Mike Burton, Doug RusseU and Zac Zorn all Olympic Gold medalists al~ will compete in ference representative U theo" defeat Dallas ln the Eastern the meet. t..:onlerence playoff here Dec. B~t66Cmr1Cmm ~ mall Cleveland, Ohio, t41It. AU on. velopes obould be plainly markholden on how to ordllr their ed: Cbamplonahlp game .... Apll.ar JeBt.ing locatlona for the quell, and ooch request llhould ' lndiMle $1 for postage and ban· champl.tmablp. Others mQ' order title pme dllnC. Prices Cor the NFL chamtlcketa by mal~ ~ eeorJlni: a ploollhlp pme are $12, •10, 18 certltled cheek, ·bank or poltal money onh~r to: ·~e Cleveland and $6. ~- All mall order! will be filled Brmms, Cleveland Stadium. on a first-come, ftrlt ~ · served lnllruc:tlou were bolo~ • eel to ·Brotml 1811011 tick e l Carmel News By the Day purses. Midwest Notre Dame 57 Wis. 56 Dayron 85 Miami, Ohio 55 David Young or Sidney is visiting his granc\)arents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Housh. Mr. and Mrs. Darell Taylor PLANE of Creston were weekend guests MIAMI (U PD- Professional of Mr. ard r<.o1rs. Allan Taylor, goiter Mason Rudolph was Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith aM among 39 perS(lll.S aboard a family visited Lawrence Smithof Trans World Airlines flight that Laurel Cliff on Sunday. was hijacked and diverted to Mrs. Ermal Schreckengost of Cuba Wednesday. Parkersburg called on Eunie ' Rudolph won $36,000 on the Brinker and family on Tuesday. Professional Golfers' Association tour last season. RUDOLPII concrd, Min 68 No Dak 62 01. Coll74 W. Dl. 67 Marquette 103 Valprso 66 Concrdia, Dl 83 Lewis 81 Southwest Louisville 79 SMU 73 Okla. &. 91 Calif. St. 54 New Mex. st. 78 Ariz. 72 The first c ow s at the Plymouth colony arrived in 1624. Of\ IILJACK On the The traveler's tree is a close relative of the banana tree in Madagascar. It collects good drinking water in a pocket at the base of each leaf stem . Hunters should have their eyes checked each year before taking to the woods, says the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness . Rise In 1930, just over 21 per cent of U.S. youth aged 18 to 21 attendeJ high ejucationaJ institutions. By the second half of the 20th century, the rate had climb~t.l beyond 32 per cent. The alfard Ul ato• Ill thO rnaJc>< ,..,... plaJet' boot typlflea the neree tlellre and lplrit ol Cormer moJO< · - ... _ and pltehina otar F""' ~chinam, - died of ........ in the right· to limit the ~rn5& i. '· . Tho blhmus of Tl!lluanltpec (orma the northern boundiQ" Reedsville southern boundary. News, Notes ol Central America .8114. 1lie Iathmu• of Panama fofml'llll 1164;;.;;,·----------~ BATTERIES ~d the BI'OWltl doloat Dallas, a public over-die--counter sale would begin at 9 Lm. Dec. 22 at gate u A"' at the stadium. 992-~535 POt.IJROY By United Press lnterratlonal East W. L. Pet, GB Baltimore , , •• 22 7 . 759 Boston ...... 20 7 .741 1 Phila. , , ••.. 18 7 • 720 2 Faa"'BIG ·s!WIH Cinclnratl , .. , 17 9 • 6.11 3'h New Yori .... 11 16 ,467 II% Detroit,,,, .10 17 ,382 11 Milwaukee •• , • 7 22 .241 15 West Pc~ W. L. Los Angeles .. 19 9 • 679 San Diego ..• i4 15 • 483 Slh Allama • . .. , II 15 , 483 S'h SeatUe ..... 13 18 .419 ~h San Fnn •.•• 12 17 ,414 1112 Chicago •.. , .12" 18 .400 8 Phoenix .•••• 6 21 SHOP YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN STORESI GB • . Next Pomeroy Give-Away Sat., Dec. 14 L-------------~-------------~-------- Baltimore 118 New York 110 Cincinnati 116 San Diego 110 ChristmtU Give-Away Boston 108 Detroit 106 Phila 143 Phoenix 123 Milwaukee 106 san Fran 96 ft'rs, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry I!forton, Belpre. Sponsored by Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. .-:Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hetzer IM'ld family of Akron spent a reci.nt weekend at the Hetr:er·Biae Thursday's Games Atlanta at Seattle Onl)· game scheduled tiOme. : Mary Ruth and Jo, sauer ot Uiddleport were overnight euetts o'l Jane and Jull Whitehead. ;:. Patty Boring. studedt at a busi,Jiess oollege in Columbus, spent t\le Thadc.sgivtng vacation wttll her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Grant and ¥Ike. ·~" Mr. and Junior Corwrove Md. daughtar or wooster spent the ..Uekeb:l with Mr. and Mn. Gene t"llson. ~Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hetzer fJid famJly or Toledo were holi41tY gueits of Mrs. Mabel Hetzer 411' Mr. and Mrs. FrankBlseand qm.t4. • Mrs. Doris Marka of L o n g lil.tu.n, Mrs. Gladya Caruthers, ~elcy '1'd Penny, of l.oolsvllle [ill]{& SCORES J!ortng IN MIRCHANDIIE Gin CMIInCAID By United Press International East W. L. PclGB Minnesota •••• 16 6 . 727 Kentucky .. • .. 11 10 New York ...• 8 13 Miami ....... 8 14 Indiana ....... 7 16 . 524 4lh .381 'flh. .364 8 All Drawings Held In PoMeroy . 304 9'12 Pa•l•ina Lat. All perwna 13 yean of age and older oli•1lbllo to participate. West W. L. Pet. GB Oakland . ·. , : 20 4 . 833 Dallas ••.• , 10 PROFFITTS WHOLESALE 1 ONLY- Ree. $229.95 3 PC LIVING ROOM ONLYS 14995 GREEN VINYL SPEaAL 1 Only- Rog. $389 ..95 MARINE ll.UE 2 PC LIVING ROOM SUITE 225 Sale SPEUAL 9·CUP ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMPS WAS NOW $29.95 $18. 24.95-17. 21.95 - 16.95 Mlrro--motic Coffeepot with purchase of _Living Room Suite or. ... Ins Nov. 25-Ends Dec. 24 No purchase necessary. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. ALL PARTICIPATING STORES WILL GIVE FREE TICKETS. PLEASANT - 4 BIG GIVE-AWAYS Mahala Johnson, 91, of Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, died Tuesday evening at the home of her son, Walter F. Johnson, following a long iUness. ~ was born in Gallla County on March 1.2, 1874, a daughter of the late Isaac and &laan Chapman. ~ was a member of the NOV. 30-D'EC. 7-DEC. 14-DEC. 24 ht ORA WING 1:00 P.M. Hov..,bor 30, 1968 Prizea: $50.00 gift certificate and 2 •• $25.00 Gift Co<tlllcatoo Good Hope Chureb in Crown~. Her husband John preeeded her in death in 1939. Survivors include two aona, Walrer, RL 2, 8IMl Lueleo, Huntington; one al8ter, Mra. c. F. Buckle, Pt. Plealallti three brothers, Bruce Cbapman, Pleauntville, Ohio, and Jotm, and Jamea 2nd DRAWIHG 1:00 P.M. Docomb"' 7, 1968 Prlzoo: 121nch Po.toblo T.V. $50.00 Gift Cortlllcoto & $25 Gift C1<tlfh:ato SHOP POMEROY STORES DISPLAYING THE GOLD STAR Chapman, both of Apple Grove~ seven grandchildren and22 great- grandchildren. Fmeral services will be held 2 p.m., Friday In the Barton .United Metbodlll Church. -1al will follow In the church cem- 3rd DRAWIHG 1:00 P.M. Doc..,bo• U, 1968 Prites: 121nch Portable T.V., $50.00 Gift Co•tilicato & $25 Gift Cortlficato 4th DRAWING 1:00 P.M. Doco .. bo.24, 1968 · CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. TEXACO • 675-2460 !192·5186 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ___ ____ .....4/lJ;...._ _ __ :_Il _._ -~. . ~ ·- Every dnp IIams PT. PLEASANT W.VA. •• ~tern Local ' 1Social Notes . Blaettnora B'l"'nt• Budoot Shop · 1. V. PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS: Elbmoldo Hartloy'a Sh... ED.,sbac:h Hardware Nolun'• Drue Store Gulnthors Sc & 10c Store Pickens Hdwo., Matoft Bailey' 1 Reatourattt SPONSORS: Blue & Grey Roshlurant Downi ..Groll, Inc. L & Z D•ou Shop Korr & Van Zanclt Motor Sales Crow' 1 Steak Hou •• Lou'• Ashland S.rvlce Bailey'• Sunoco Station Larry 1 Sohlo S.rvlco Now YOJt. Clfthlng Houoo Bon Fronklln 5toro ~~a ....ilto! I Shoo Shop Cha,mdn-Canaday Shoo Store LHI1e 1$tstors "& lola's l.auty Shop K ond C: ~owoll'f Goooalft Jowol•y Ktofarl ""l!..e••,,..... s.... Tho-f.btlc Shop Su ll•n Mill• Gi b'a "Grocery Si-o-Markot Si-•' Plck·A-Polr p 0 .,...,.~Fiow0f Shop B.ii.W. H"'d-•• · Swlohi)< .& Loh•~ Ro•all Drug• p 0100,.j PoS!ry $hop ' j Court 5t•oot Grill Worn or' 1 Borlter & Pomeroy Hom• & Auto Po.eroy Cement Block Co. Fro,.cl• Florist Ohio Yalloy Plumbing G & J Auto Porto s;· HoatlniJ Moor•'• StiHio" Duke's Cleaners P0111oroy Motor fylton- Thompton Tractor ·Sales Kapplo Sohlo Bowers Drive In ••uty Shop PoiM'roy Wino Sior• Riaor 011 Company · t::i' and Mrs. Norman Mccatn. illfrry, Faith and Amber, and Mr. ' ! Mro. Gale Mccain and Dale · Twin City Eloctric ' G&GColo PoMeroy Bowling C.. Roitln•o•'• Launclt,. Matlonwllllo Insurance A. D. Wood & Son Dav5 .. Wamor lniuraftco Tho Dolly SonHnol WMPO Radio Athens M•••"l•r Torch spent TMnksgiv- >· Wohrung'• Pastry Shop Gloeckner'• RostaYrant The Green Lantern Landmark 'f!• and Mra. Starllrw: Massar ..... fllnlly were holldo)>pstaof ~ porenta, Mr. and Mrs. Dina'll!"" Boyloo at Altrod. ,:;t.tr. Earl SummerReldofPenla 11P8JK .a week here with mother, MrL EdM: Sum.nter' and other relaUvea. Ewing• Funeral""' · Shulort Market . llia1L Farmers lank & Savlntt Pomeroy Ncitlonal lank Horok1 Corry·Out . ,.. 1 All gift certlficllt.. to be Humphreys .t Day with Mr. and Mrs. INa catn, rar Lorw Bottom. ~:t.tro, Mary Reed visltlld Mr. • Mrs. Wateman White at Keno. ' •''•_,-, l 0. McCoy and son, By. .ita, went to BurnavUle, W. VL, <fHr huntlrw Saturday. w h !I e tJlre, they visited Mro. ~ L. Chi I~!' aworded are ·good at AMY participatint Merchant. ::'Miss Edra McCoy, a student aY Marsh!lll Unlversll;Y, opent a foekend .tlth tho L 0. McCoy flnily. ACOOmpt'l)'lng her WOO ..- rOCillmate, Miss Brenda ~ &.~Ps of Mullens, w. Va. Also ting were Mr. and Mrs. Lea kran ot Parkersburg arxl Mr. Mrs, Larry Smith. Belle-Wile, ~.Mr. arxl . Mrs. Gene Riggs and p visited her pareats, Mr. and pa. Harold Noble, at AlbuquerN. M. .,.MrL Leota Masur and Mr. lf1d Mrs. Oscar Babcock spent nksg!viDa Day with Mr, and Marion Ria• and dauih' at Lopn. ~mrs. L 0, McCoy and Mrs. lney Kautz ot Chester made a ~~sa trip to Columbus, re- 1 •• .,~. Oanville Youth ...... ~ .. •• Jllan Projects --- -···- ---·--- .. ·- . trill, Pliny, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT - The Grand and Petit Jurloa for the J.... IGCHAEL SMI'I1l Mlchlel D. Smith, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Syracu1e, Is undergol~ his Alr Force tt.slc training at Lackland AFB in Texas. He is a 1968 graduate of Southern High School. His address is AB Michael D. Smith, AF 4711000, 3726 BMTS CMR 1 FLT. 1475, Lacklan:t AFB, Texas, 78236, J, S. Black fliAvelt, Margaret Mn. Thompooo, RL 1 Letart; HANNAN DISTRICT - Thomas Alford, RFD Milton, Worthy Conrad, Glenwood; LEWIS ·DISTRICT - man, Mason; Forrest Nibert, Ashton; Carl Chattin, Rt. 2 Le· on; Nathan R. Slmmona, Rt. 2 FREE GIFT WRAP CANDY Ree. 39c Reg. 3. 95 ••••••• 2. 99 Reg. 4.95••••••• 3.89 Reg. 5. 95••••••••4. 59 19~ 3.19 39.95 Limit 4 PAPERMATE NORELCO INSTAMATIC PENS THE SHAVER PLUSf GIFT BOXED S.q$8.00 . . . . . . @ ....,._ OUR PIPE COUNTER 95 , it.. 17• 95 outfit 19.95.. ~eg . No . 134 Reg. '7.50 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lam· bert, Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, P<m- .... :::.•" cil GWogly, Stevie, Jeffrey and • ALL DISCOUNTED • Lesia Ann or Athens, Mr. and Mra. Gene Lambert, Sherry, Da\1- Reg. 2.95 1.97 3.95 2.63 Lay- ......, Mow flot. SZ4.9S MEN'S 3·HEAD, REG. 34.95 23.95 LUDEN'S ASSORTED ld, Charlotte and Robert Paulsen or Hemloek Grove, Mr. ant Mrs. Lee Roush and Rodney of Galllpolls, Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White, Denlae and llr)'an e@;yed a turkey dinner at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hanl~ of flat- 1/3 OFF Gilt 24 • 67 outfit ::~-~~.95 26.89 outfit eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourn•• of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Ce- 7 TRANSISTOR RADIO CHOCOLATES 5. lb. REG. 4.60 Choc. wooda on Saturday. Sunday dinner guestsolMr. 100 3.56 ""· Cherries Am..-icon Greeting CHRISTMAS ~:overed By Lud•ns Mrs, Everett Lambert were Mr. and Mrs. Geoe Lambert, Charlotte, Don, David and ~erry, of Hemlock Grow. Mr. and Mrs. carl Mourning, of Elyria, Mr. am ·- with the Cabinet, decl!ned to do so. Rtttulor 25c O..Siu 3.97 KODAK POLAROID MODEL 210 Rogula• 49.95 News, NOteS """"' ..... !llvtd 111 on 1111111o Vice-president Charles G. Dawes, although Invited to olt BATTERY REG. 5.00 No. 124 Ill ciOilvtr · ~~on IIIII l'O!reolmbto of poialo t buketa lo pod- II t hI dlltla, cooldto and KOai-Aidwere C4tlllb' 1'llllrllllrl: lllltl lo .~·""'...": ., fera, Pomeroy. EVEREADY MEN'S & LADIES 20.99 Dr. Grabow McArthur, DISCHABGED: Mro. John MeDaniel, Maaon; l..arl')' · Carper. Pt. Pleasant; llrL Audra Jfl- AMITY BILLFOLDS POLAROID ~!~~GE:R MODEL 3000 Rogulor 24.95 SWINGER Uoo. J- Pomeroy. bag REG. 4.00 ABREST MADE PT. PLEASANT - One Br· rest waa recorded at the county jail during the poot twent.Y-loor hours: Byrdell Neal, 59, Pt. Pleaoant, charged wUh lntoxlea- Joh ..on, Jamie SUO and Todd, o1 Pmueroy and Mr. and Mr•. Larry Johnson, Gin1 and Tahnee. Mra. Paul Pierce and Randy of Minersville were ~~ vtaltora of Mra. Ge•\11 Shumate and Mrs. Larry JobnBonand famIly, Mr. and Mro. Harle,y and flmlb' wen recent vtaltora ot Mro. Ada Sloek of Syneuse, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam ElohiJWer ol SrncuaewereSundayafter.. noon vlaitor ot hta &later. Mr. IIIII llno. Chorloo !;a)Te and Doo. Also vialt.irw were Mr. Chlrle• Sayre and ehlldren of O<o•tor. Mr. and Mrs. Eup• HontJw. - a n d R<lnold, ...... ~ vialtor1 ol her aunt end uncle, Mr. and Mrs. l4wlo Weal, of PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Ellzabolh EYona, ZIPPO LIGHTERS Limit 2 TIMt body Ia at the Mohr-&evena Funeral Home where arraapments will be announced. son. Other Stnta,y afternoon visltora were Mr. and Mrs. James not - HARDTAC afternoon In st. Moryo Hoopltal, Huntington, after a long Wneas. &lrv)vlng are his wife, Beatrice Wallaee Black; ooe daughter, Mrs. Robert Brown, Raleigh, N, C.: two 101'1.1, Colonel Charles S. Black, Ft. Monroe, Va., and John R. Black, Morton, Ind.; four brother•, Frank and D. fL Blaek, both of Hwttingtoo, Harry Block, Ajlple Grove and Sam maCk, Le~ap, W. Va.; andthree alatera, Mrs. Lucinda Wallace and Mrs. Cora Hogsett, both o1. Apple Grove and Mrs, Camille SWigert, Weaver, Alabama. Rodney of Galllpolla were weekoerxl vlatton ol Mra. Helen J~ bOKln tholr dutleo liu releaaed. OPEN EVERY PT. PLEASANT- J,S.Black, Mrs. Kemeth Grover, Joy aid JennJ,ter of 'l'lwPers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hontrw ot F'lat.wooda and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil GWogly. stevle, Jertery and Lisa AM of Athens. Allernoon ... , .. were Mr. I!XI Mra. Homer Forest or Bradford, Mr. am Mra. Lee Roush and Rodney of Gallt.Polis. and Mrs. Helen Jotmaon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and Plea-;-- NELSON'S 75, Ajlple Grove, died Wednesday ~- Hliftelaaaoltha Weolo.ra• !=!,lurch hold ... - · lor !hom, too. . ......... lilonlllb' llellbwlloC.. A chri.-. poi'IJ wiU behtkl• . · 11 tho '-it of Llndallld D1J>. cift Dei:. Z1 at '1 p. m, lftbe ~' ' wore 13 m- ldlf,........ lolldldlt 111ert •preoant. F. Hall, PL Pleasant; Joseph C. Bra,y, Henderson; Robert Wolr, Pt. Pleasant; Fred Elmer Brinker, Letart; Lawrence B. Fore- poUs Jo'erry; COra t.vera y_., • eer. Maaon; Dulel B, c--hart, RL 2 Pt. Pillll:urty, RJ-'D• Pt. PIMM .. The dole for tho J>Oill ).ry .t o Ferry; Charles Bedl- Leon; JameJ W. Morrison, Clifton; Inez WU11011, Rt. 2 PL Plenant; Otha Lanier, Southside; Melvin W. Cobb, Apple Grove; Betty John5011, Pl. Pleasanti Nina J. C. Sturgeon, Ashton; FlorenCe BowleJ, Southside: James E. Bea- R. Allen, Pt. Pleaaant; Charles ver, Sr., Leon; Ace lJ. Henry, H. Frye, Pt. Pleasant; Paul PlckGallipolis Ferry; Man in E, Bell- ena., Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; Ernest nett, Sr., Pl. Pleasant; Eleanor John Morpn, New Haven; Joseph E. McComb, Pl. Pleaaant; Ma- Guarino, Pt. Pleaaant; lory M. son Grimm, Henderaon; Doris stanley Rittle, Rt. 2 Pl. PleasDeal, Aaldon; Carobn C. Wll · am: Edwin Withers Aten, Gelll- Petit jurors drawi1 were: Rhoda gil F, Adklna, R~ 2 Letart; GRAHAM DISTll!CT ~ 9drley Karr, New Gall~lls The Grand Jury ia acheduled tle, Henderson; Eleanor B. Gill, ID begin their dutlea on January Gallipolis Ferry; Charles H, 6, 1969 at 9:30 a.m. Rawson, Southalde; R u t h M. Leon; COOPERDJSi'RICT- Vir- era Vallie Toney and William Barker. Grand Jurors by dlstrlcta are: ARBUCKLE DISTRICT - J, W. Sommer, Southaida; CLENDENIN D~ICT - U.rv.,. C. COt- DieS Wednesday a!bvtll• •.Plalll ..... - Clifton. and Bernice E. CaUow~, Heoderaon; COLOGNE DISTRICT - Gall Jm.,, ary term ol Mason CounQ' ctr.. eutt court were drawn Mmda,y afternoon by JIU')' Commlsaion· \! ' ,. ,.. ......... 1!. Kibble honie f!ium.. ot Plua: Young Gentle Pony For Anoclotod Radio & TV Trust your home heat to Anl!iihM Ure Mr. and Mro. Glen Mllhcan \tParkerobul'J! and Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and lamt4, Long tit Prl us: Color T, V. and Ster.. etery. Friends DlB> call at tho Chap. man - Wlleoxen Mortuary alter 2 p.m., '!'h"rllda.Y. .. ~ gueowif •• • Dies Tuesday o ~~.~, ~·· .,~" Larkins; Wolfpen ~sm Mahala Johnson PT. Mi'&. ::. 111-J Los Angeles 124 MinneBOt 116 Only games scheduled - -·· ~·· ~PECIAL SUITE ,526 Denver , , .•• 11 10 . 524 '"flh Los Angeles .. 10 10 .500 8 New Orleans .. 9 12 .429 9lh Houston •.•• 5 11 .313 111h Wednesday's Results Kentucky 106 Houston 99 Indiana 117 Miami 100 lll1p PICTURES 9 iuests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ounree Of Little Hocki~. : Virginia Moore, Parkersburg, W. VI.., was en overnight guest of Mr. am Mrs. Chester Buckley. ; . Thanksgiving guests at the ~orne or Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley were Mr. m:t Mrs. John LodWick, aDd Mr. snd Mrs. Steve Lod• ot Columbus~ Mr. and Mrs. wick, Cate McC&tn and Dale Lee, and ¥!'. lnd Mn. Rand.ll Coulson of Torch, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Buckley, Anita, Kevin, Bryce and Ra1Jee or Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Buckley anti Pam, Mr. ~ Mrs. Charles Humphrey, KaPen and Robin, and Mr. and Mrs. ~heater Buckley. and Mrs.. Dorsel Riebel iPent TRanksgjving Day with Mr. ol1d Mrs. John Rlebelandtamt4, P.aneroy Rd., other visitors at (lie Riebel home were Mr. and Ttrs. Robert Morton and daugh- ·: Mr. 5th Annual Gold Star .222 12'.12 Wednesday'• Results frank, Long Bouom. • Mr. lnd Mra. James Ruth ard buy ...,,.. Thanksgiving dinner ' 279 W. MAIN TV StoMpl On All Purchuesl o rarlliue~ley, , Mr. and Mra. Ernest Ruth alii W:r. lriiMra. Johnnie Kibble were '):hlnkaglvlne dinner gueats at the IJOme ol Mr. and Mra. Harltsa LOU~ ASHLAND BaoUeB,N~. ~l~eand pt, Pleasant; Goldie Beattie, tot- am, Pt:. Pleall.nt; Garnet Marie Carter Franklin, Pt.. PieaADti tageville; Laura A. Flowers , Pt. Baxter, R,t 2 Letart; Lawrence ROBINSON DISTRICT - Hazel Pleasant; t:harles D. Lon& Jr .• E, Elhenaur, RL 2 PI, Pleaaant; E, Roulh, Pt. Plea-; UNION Galllpoll.a Fer17; Chel cle C. Fow- Herbert D. Robert•, Galllpollo DISTRICT - Herman Stone, Rt. ble, Apple Grove; Clerc Sayre, Fer!')'; Dreama Y. Aefker, Hon3 LOoo; WAGGENER DISTRICT Rt. 2 .Pt. Pleasart; Curti• G, derlon; Byrd Patter&OII, GAlllMelvin Earl Clarl<, Well Co· Burdette, Leon; Wadear R, Tha- polla Ferry; Roae H. LJ.paeomb, lumbla and llorolllr VanMatre, bet. Pt. Pleasant; Bird B. Hughes, Rt. 2 Pl. P1eaaant; Albert Keefer, Grand, Petit Jurors Drawn by CommiSSlOD - B,y MRS. LYLE BALDERSON :- Mr. lnCI Mra, E. M. Riddle, tarkersburc, w. VL, spent the ""cent .hoUdA)' with Mr. and Mra. 6 VO_LT AVAILABLE ~r o1 tickets in any sln&le order. SCORES llou..urlt!l: .j j 12·Volt 2 yu auarantu .•• .19.1,5 3 year 111Jrantee.... 25.95 4 year parantee .... 29.95 Only games scheduled EVERYTHING AT SALE PRICES-TIL JANUARY 1st ~ve basis, with tbe club re..rvlnl 21. DARK MffiAGE TO COA.ST ARCADIA, Cali!. (UPI)Dark Mirage, voted the best 3year old horse by the Mornlng Telegraph and the Da..IJ.y Racing Form, arrived WednesdB_v at Richmond 80 W.Va. 79 Santa Anita racetrack. No. Tex. St. 78 Centenary 73 The Lloyd Miller owned fillY Citadel 87 stetson 74 is being aimed toward the Feb. E. Caroln 77 Wllm&Mary 66 Aldrsn~rdua 96 W.Va. Wsl.Yn 75 1 Charles H. Strub Stake& and Mrs. Hattie PoweU and daughthe March 1 Santa Maga.rita ter. Addie, of Portland called on Murcy Sl. 66 Bradley 63 stakes, both carrying $100,000 Mrs. Mary Circle recently. Fisk 84 Tuakegee 82 Rod'lester 76 Alfred 55 South Princeton 72 Md. 63 Virginia 81 Duke 75 Tulane- 108 Texas 95 ROSE AWARDED . CINCINNATI (UP& - OUdlel• dor !'WI RoN of lllo Clndmatl Roda n~ named Wimer of tbe 1968 "Huteh Awardt' in ballaUnc by moJor ,....,. beNMII writerl box CARDS 39C ond VA LUI 510.00 $).16 I .AG-O-BOWS 9 Roll RIBBON 25 Count Ree. 98c ICICLES 29C and 59C 59C LOTION R... $1.50 ONLY ANu UP TREE TRIMMING TINSEL .Ami SH.AVI 10~ TREE STAND Motal 9~ ALSO SELECTION-of $2.69 GARLAND HAl KARA 98C TREE ORNAMENTS Glass, Plain & Decorated REG. 89c REG. 98c HAIR DRYER 76C ''Domini., PORTABLE Roc.l1.95 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 1 29 ~;.r,;.:, 1;:.:;,,-;:·s;;;··· . • . Rotula, 3.19........ ·-·~· . 2. 47 7·Llght lndoo• Sot 10.88 Each Light Bums lnd_d .. tly LIGHTBULBS C7Ya 5 for STOREWIDE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Rock.t c.u.,t.ane Tape~" Gin Size Can ·sNOW ::·69C _.,. ' ' X 800" By Makoro of Scotch T.,., Rog. 27<.-~--~. 14c 10·Roll Ch•l•-a Papo•L R.,. 2.98. ... 2.29 3-Roll Ch•i•'"'n Pa,.. ""'· 98c. ______ 49c 9·V Tf1!o•i•lo< Radio Bati• ..,......._onlr 19c Fuo Facto.,. Jr. br Pl.., Doh.....•- ...... 1.92 R.,. 2.40 MewCa ..y Twist '• Turn Waist DoiL .. 3.19 [~,~~~.~:~,:•--Pnlte..lonal ~~~ Con•olo Mol~ Dfyor • E•tr~ l11roe h!lr<:l hOOd with I he•Qhl . 1000 watts. fo o:?5% tuter d•y•f10 • Buil t- on 5-oos•t•on temperature for co m tort, conv c me'1CI! • St~ led •n b lue and whole • 2 storage wells hold I~'C'"~' "" Folds IN car rv ona, hghtweoght • I res tupper' arton- 13 tos. • 120 volt$, • watts BY DOMINION Self contained with fo5f drying ridge hood. Built in control panel. Retular 34.95 27.96 �·-• • ~!'"""' Keno Ridge Joppa News, News Notes Social Notes Women Given 'Meigs High I a..,, ,.,.. Diplomas for Honor Roll Announced ThankaJCiviM guests son, Shade, Y11lted recentl.f wttll Mr. · ond Mro. Winnie Bolloy, Mr. and Mra. JuniOr Pett)' arx1 !Amily of Elkhorn, Neb., """" moved Into the home tonnerllt oee"'!od II> J4, ,tamp, Sowrol !rem the ......,.. ~ have been attenil:._ revtrilaerv.. lc., ot the Lcq: Bottari Melho. dlot L'hurch. ..,.... vldtiJiil·,recom!¥ 111111 Mr. a nil Mrs. Qarelice BI:Mr were ShatOI'I Blklr, O.xon IID.h Md., Allen COiern&OJ;.. .,_.)0 HUla, Md., Mro. noao!e Pott.i, Mr. olll Mro. Junior l'ottl' oiil lomll)' Ill! Mr, ond MrL llololll !Amil,y,- ; • ot Mrs. MrL Larry FUlo, rialled • Thelma Eagle were Mr. Michael few da)'a last week wlth hla parents:, Mr. llRt Mrs. Albert E. McGann of Cumberland, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masters of Fourteen women who complet- RIMhart., Buckeye Lake. buck. 0., Mr. and ·Mra. Joseph Mr. ond MrL Eri"ol Conway olll ed a aix week uMedical S e 1 t Hush ol AkrOn IIPOnl ThonksglvMasters and children. Lisa, RonHelp Training Coune" at the Racine American LellDn Hall trw with his mother~ Mrs. Allee nie, Lorie and Jeffrey otShreave, The ncond alx - weeka honor 0., Mrs. Audre Gross of Cosllocrecently were preM!Ud dlplo- Dodson. roll at l\lelga Hlgli Sc:hool, olstu· ton, Mr. WUey Masters and DorMisa Jacklyn seidenabel In d mu by Walter Cleland, lnltrucdents with grades of "A" or ..B" rrtend. of Pomeroy ealled on Mrs. othy, Mr. Harold Masters aNI tor , on behalf ~ Paul Patterln all IUbjectS II announced: Irene, ail ot Middlefield, 0., Mr. Cloro Milhoan, Sunday. son, Civil Defense Director at SENIORS - Walter Arnold KeMeth Davis Joined others Ralph Parks, Canton, Mrs. SUe Meigs Count,y. Oomlt Bodmer • Clllh.Y Bailey • eagle and Louie of Reedsville, They are Mrs. Edwin Cozart. for a hunting triP in PeMiiYICodJr Boothe -JuiceBmch- Wen· and Larry Eagle. ParkersbUJ'B, Mrs. Virgil Walker, Mr1. Rob- vanlo. 4J Carper - Teresa Casci • PaMr. and Mn. WOllam Rose W. Vi.. ert Hart, Mrs. Gilbert H a r t. tricia Collin# • Glen Crisp • son, Billy, ot Colwnbus, Mr. Jean Baker and John Clem of and 'TR the season to jolly ... to let him know how lhVIh Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Dean KENNE'fH HENDERSON .James Crow - Diane Davis ·RODLotirtdge visited Sunday with Mr. · and Mrs. Blain& M1100.~, Elaine, Brinker, Mn. Ost\v Martin, Mrs. P.F.C, Kenneth L. Henderson, NEY DAVIS - Stephen Donahue TOI!I', Mickel ond Will 1om Mil· and. Mrs. Edward Hughes a n d Karen Florea - Tama Gardner - DeBary, Fla., son of Mr. and Robert G. Beegle, Mro. Paul hoe.n were Thanksgiving dinner daughter, SUnday. think of him by gifting him with the my things he'd choose for LINDA HACKETI - Conde Hat- Mrs. Lester Hende:rson, former Lawrence, Mrs~ Virgil Roush, guests o£ Mrs. Glema S. Milhcan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kearns Reid • Mary Holmon -Marta Hnb- Harrisonville, Ohio residents, is Mrs. Herbert ~elds, Mrs. Dafamily of Mason visited Sun-and and Bernard. We're slyle wise and quality consd0111 in our wondrous Christmas collection. bard -MARY JANE JENKlNSON- stationed in VIetnam. His ad- vis Yost, Miss 8.11811 Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard were day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BarMiss Kalh.Y Boyd. Shirl~ Jordan - Cora Kiser -&l· dress is: Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman wU Thank&gi\li~ day guests or their ringer and £amily. P.F .c. Kenneth L. Henderson, ... Lamin8 - Brenda Lee -Mary just about anything and everylhing to please the man on your list. At prices to please son and daughter-iftolaw, Mr. and Mrs. Delcla Reed was hostess Luna - Diane McDaniels ~.Lynne U.S. 53706128, Co. D. 2 BN. 3 present for the final sesalon and Mrs. Cash Bahr It Middleport. recently to the missionary meetMcGuire - Recka McGuire ..smR· lnf., !99th Lt. In!. Bde., APO gave tmrtruetion on "EmergenBUI all! Kay Bohr oiGoll!poiis ing of the White's Chapel Church. • SHIRTS- Dress, Sports, • BILLFOLDS cy Childbirth" pertalnlng to the LEY MCKINNEY - Patricia Mat- S. F. 96279 . visited Saturday with hisPJ~rents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Baker Also Flannel Shirts . son - Cyntbia Mills • KathY Mor • civil defense shelters. are announcing the engagement Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. gao- Rosemary Morris -RANDY Mrs. Edith Osborne visited for of their daughter, Sharon, to AI· • SWEATERS- Many styles • HANKIES MULFORD - Elaine Murphy a week with her niece. Mrs. HCM- len J. Coleman of Temple HUla, Joseph Myers - &.zanne Partlow& colors • GIFT SETS ard Young, at Paden Cit;)'. Maryland. Rebecca Radford • Ron Rueter (Continued frml Page !) ' Mr. and Mrs. George Reed • PANTS - Perma Press, Cheater Roush - Kathy Simmonsspent a recent weekend with Mr. solids, small plaids • UMBRELLAS William Slater - Ed Smith - Jan- fees during November plus $196 and Mrs. Vernon Reed and Cam~ ice Smith -Jeffrey Snowden -Dean in merchant police collections for ily, Waldo. • JACKETS - Many styles Weber - Linr;la Wehrung -Diana a total of $709.SU. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Day and The resigllBtion of Ohlinger Mr. Carl Hall is a patient WeyersmiUer - Barbara White • HHIRTS & SHORTS by from the Middleport B.ecreation at Holzer Hospital and ls im• SOCKS - Orion, nylon Mary Woods -Kay Wright. Fruit of .. Hue and Cry" JUNIORS - D....,. Abbott - Commission was read. Ohling- proving. and cotton The phrase "hue and cry" Health Knit Thanksgiving dimer guests or Lena Acree - Mike Barr - Linda er's resignation from that ('Omoriginated in early E n g 11 s h mission was brought about by his By ALTA CONE STARTING FRL Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood and Beal - Brenda Bentz - Sberrie common law with the practice to council replacing appointment funeral services for Taylor Blackstoo - :'Jlaron Brawley · family were Mr. and Mrs. Leof pursuing a criminal with roy Wyant, Mr. and Mrs. Web- Moore were held Thursday in horn and voice. When a felony Randy Burt - Pemte Caton - the late B. F. Pannalee. The bid of Michael Fry, Che-- er Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Lawrence County, Ky. Mr. Moore LINDA COTTERILL - Dlllllll' was discovered, the victim shire, on a "dozer" tobeusedat neth Wyant and sons of Logan, suffered a heart attack while at raised a "hue and cry" . and Fink - Susan Gerlach - Roger Mid~leport Gilmore . Thnoth.Y Glaze - Mar- the new village dump was accept- Ohio, Jeff, Mike and Jim Han- work. Burial was ln Lawrence his neighbors were bound by ed. The bid was $2900 and counlaw to join in the pursuit of County. Gifi·A·Rama lene Goodwin • Michael Graham· ning of Albany. the suspected criminal. accil gave the third and final readMrs. Lawrence Morton was a Mrs. Charles Klng visited one Bonnie HaMing - Sherry Hayes cording to the Encyclopaedia Hazel Kiser- Cherry Lewis -John ing to an ordinan"e setting rates day recently with Mrs. RJchard business visitor in Colwnbus on Britannica. Lohse - Jan Long - Pamela Neut- for usi~ the new dump located in Carrthers and in the afternoon Monday. The John P, llenslar family or z.li.Dg - Celine McGowan - Paul Salisbury Township. called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard rates as approved inThe final \\'haley. Mrs. Whaley, who Is ill, Newark spent 'J'hanksgiving with Miller - Roberta Ord - Donna elude: his mother, Mrs. Grace Henslar remains about the same. Partlow - Pamela Rawson - UnLh:ensed collectors, $100 a and lhe Coen fam :ly. da Shenefield - George Sdnner Miss Carol HalJ, who Is ator $25 a week; ()&ssenger month Mrs. Ginevra Foster and tending college in Kentucky, was Karolyn &Julsby - Nina Stiles cars, SO cents; auto with tl'ailer daughter, Mrs. Emily Turner, James &Watzel -John Tamehill horne over the weekend to visit BEVERLY THOMPSON - Tom attached, $1 per trip; pickL41 t.ruck her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·Carl were Athens visitors Friday. Mrs. Erma Nelson spent the Vaughan - Pam Walburn ·Diana under one-haJC ton, $1.50; three Hall and her brother, Mr. and quarter ton truck, $1.25; one-ton holida~· with Mr. and Mrs. George Welsh ·RICHARD WERNER. Mrs. Joseph Hall. SOPHOMORES - Don Ander- truck, $2; all other trucks, $2,50. Mr. and Mn. John Dean and Ragan. Brush will be $5 a load. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone were S<Il - MARY BRICKLES - Twila sons had as recent visitors Mr. Council also planned for t h e Clatwortl\Y • Stan Coates -DEBand Mrs . Sanford Well of Athens; in Glllipolls Tuesday. construction of a fence aroWld the Kenneth Erickson ard Arnold BIE CROW - Anita Fultz- Gloria Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter, Carnew dUlllD and work on this will Jordan were in Pomeroy on busiGoU • David Haggerty - Carol penter; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth begin next week under the din~cness Wednesday. Hargraves - Don Hayes -BERN.t\· I Markins of R<1cine, and Mrs. John and Jaca Goodwin of Ohio . DETTE HENNESCiY - Rebecca tion of Chase. Clair Waggoner of Harrisonville. - .,·· Houdashelt _ GLENNA KEYES _ A. communicatiOn was read u. . .. Mrs. Virgil King spent Thanks- Lniversi~y spent the holiday , ,, . Loo Kin .:. En~·- ~--~-""ttorn the Ohio Department ol giving weekend at CleVeland wiib •1cation \lfi their par~ts, Mr. altini Dec. = y PEAR~N · ~ FrBnktilt' Rt'z::- •\llsttways pointing ou~ that Boote her daughter, Judy, who was a Mrs. William Goodwm. Mr. and Mrs. Van(.'C Wilbur er n _ Staron Roush _ Cathy 143 now must be ma1nta~ned b~ Thanksgiving guest or Mrs. Milmade a business trip to Dayton Searles _ John Sebo _Nancy Sni- the village. A contract w1th t h e dred Williams and famlly. der • GLENNA SPRAGUE_ Nan- Salisbury Towns hi~ Trustees Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith, on Sa.LUrday. Mrs. Alice Thomas of Columcy St. Clair _ REBECCA TRIP- providing for the Middleport De- Edward and Alvin, had as visiLETT_ Wayne WeU. partment lo give fire protection tors over the Thanksgiving week- bus is spending some time with (Nam s capitalized had all A), for the next year was returned end Mr. and Mrs. ~eve Smith her mother, Mrs. Ola Perry and Custom Deluxe Model e completed. The village will rcand children of Cannute, Ohio. Frank. With Stainl•ss Ste•l ~I• Plate PLANPRAYER SERVJCE ceive $200 for providing lhe servMr. and Mrs. Francis Canode Mrs. Hazel Arnold, Evaline A aerviee of morning prayer icc. of Columbus were Sunday visitand Walter, had as visitors over w1U be held at 10:30 a_m. SJn. The secord reading was given Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ors of his mother, Mrs, Clarence day at Grace Eplaeopal Church, an ordinance setlinglt)thedepos· Williams and son,David,oCChes- canode. POmeroy, Following the service, Its which are to be paid by busl- ter, Mr. Robert Hanning of DayThe John P. Henslar family Endleu for ttle family reading; BURGESS a praetlce session will be held nesses and individuals who are ton, and Junior Rogers of Pome- visited relatives in Charleston hobbin. 24.95 Voluo AMERICAN MADE tor the ('hildren•s Christmas pro- non-property owners when the;~: and Clendenin, w. va., over the roy. cram. There will be no evening subscribe to water sen.-icc. Kenny Hartley, who is attend- weekend. 2-CELL aervice at the church. Council once more discussed inE school at VieMa, Ohio, spent Special several pieces of property in the Thanksgiving weekend with h i 1 Hookup community which are considered parents and extended his stay NEW YORK (UPII - Panamac. electronics reservations detrimental to the town. Clerk- when his dad, Mr. Kenneth HartLeu system ot Pan American World treasurer Gene Grate was in- ley, suffered a heart attack and laHorios Alrwars. has been hooked up structed to send a registered let- who still remains a patient at with 48 hotels In Jamaica, ter to the owners of one oft h e Meigs General Hospital. representing 8:l per cent of the houses stating that it must be Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woods hotel rooms on that lsiAnd. completely razed or legal action received a call Thankagivtng The !Ink will show Immediate- will be taken. The house ls parfrom Mrs. Woods' brother-lnly the availabillly of 2.814 DUDLEY'S tially torn d<.M'n now and councillaw, Luther Gilliam, Oak Grove, rooms .Jn Jamaica over a pe. 59N.2ndA••· ~e.n feel that it is.~safetyhazard Ky . , who has just returned home rtod of one year. together wit.h 992-5560 m 1ts present POSition. after several montha dut;)' in the rates of each hotel . 0. MIODLE A second property, ~so the~ -t Vietnam. subjed of complaint, 1s being 15 Millionth Arrival looked into byanauorneywhowill MADRID t UPI! - The 15th m1lllon tourist to visit advise Mayor Fisher what can be Spain during 1968 arrived at done. A thi.rdpropert;ylnquestion BaraJas Airport r e c e n t 1y will be torn down earlY In 1969 Wolnot Gooln Sholl. Rot· 19.95 aboard an Iberia Air Lines of when a new building Is to be put Spain ft1ght. one of the tour- on the site. OLD FASHIONED Medical Work be Free Park Ki ngsb ury Chestnut Ridge Soeial Events the Lmm & i MtR!ber Santa Has Arrived With A Sleigh Load ofGoodies at Baker's '" ::.:~-' · 1: 8fO of ' 1' 1~ 13th:" TOASTMASTER STEAM-DRY IRON 12.88 1-: INTENSITY LAMP 14.88 &TAM.E Rer. 19.95 -.. . . . . · + IIISHWASIB 10.95 Holiday Dresses BLOUSES, SKIRTS, SLACKS AND SWEATERS Boys-Cordurty and Plaid-SLACKS Wash and Wear and Knit SHIRTS Men's feathtr·lltht S- T-1-E-T-C-H loots Pullovet and Card loan SWEA"TERS CRIB SETS, ANGEL TOPS, SHIRTS, MANY GIFT ITEMS FOR THE BABY. EASY LAYAWAY The Kiddie Shoppe IHIIHOI Where Shoe• Are S.11slbl"y Priced '5·95 X MIDDLEPORT, 0. ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mooo. Mlddlopott Gilt-A-Ramo '119.00 5 Pc. Dinettes ........... $47.00 2 Pc. L. R. Suites •...••.. $88.00 Set of Tables 2Step Tables 1 Coffee Table •..•...... $12.88 3 Pc. B. R. Suite •..••.••• $99.00 9112 Linoleum Rqs .•....•. $4.69 Early Amer. Sofa Beds .••.• $58.00 6" Foam Matlress and Matcbinl Bx. Spr.......... $58.00 Stllderd Desk ............. $14.99 WHITE GLASS & BRASS REG. 12.95 $7 Billion to Churches, Religious Institutions Legion Hall . the hoi Idly ....- Mrs. Ed• PickeN nuast• her-. •Iter _ . . . . . , _ . ,ran~~-. Kn!n Slao>son. ond By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS · I• Plol!edel»h!e. N., w111o ~ • r Mr1. Mnle Roush was ho&- Mr1. sm.,aon'& aamt, Mra.lllld.. doougloter, Dorothy fiooyro,!lllllll'· tell for the Eather Circle of the Lain Wolle Qmn!rwtoom. Aloo,.. andllrs.DcortiiWodo ........ lloptlst Ml11ICHaf1 Soclety ot tlqo, Amerlaon ond Oorlatlao, • chlldren. · her heme on Moo1a.Y evenfqa:, De- have been prelle!Udtotbeeturch Mr. olll Mra. Rldolrd _...,. cember 9. The meetin«OMned in memor)' ol Or. (]larles B. olllson, Wl)'liO,ItldMI'.......... wltll deooOIIona b)' Mra. Ethel crow, tonnerb of Racine, b;y his cecil lloynll'd _,. 11oit1h · • smith, u•lns "'The StDrJ' ot friends in Lancaatu, O. Oil vi• ot•lloddllr lrillt·Jiio •••• , Mr. and Mro. W. N. Brlinmt< Christmas" • P'OI.IJ firwliw ot ' Mra. JIIJ' Pendlo!Ga. usuent Ntcht., and <~Whtle Ship-- of Clewlontl brouglrt his aootheT, herds Watched Their Flocka11 and Mrs. Helen \'ounce, home SaturTheir compEI'l&atloll In a cueer prayer. ~r a bushwss af•llon, dof. Mn. y...,.. hod beenotthe whlcb genetal!y r.,prea llleut a miuio.ry PI'CllftD'l was P r e- Brunmer home tor a.e...erll doree yearooolpoJtlcrodualetrain- aented b;y Gretta SimpSCJU and wMkJ am an out-patient at Cle~e­ lng Ia leu than U., would re- closed by the a r - r-Uov the lond Clinic. ceive in man.r JnduiJt;rl.al. jobs Critt B!Witord, Jr., Wort.blnM:23l'd PIO!m. Dur!"" the-iol ond akllled trades lor which oo hour, Mra. Roush, asstttedby her ton, spent 1everal days with Mr. coUege_ prepar~ Ia nel!ded. daughter, Mildred, served lovely ond Mrs. Cr!ttllndlord,s.-. They Ch.lrche! are evBn mo.t"e nic· retreahmenta at a t.ablebealltltul\1&ited MU= Louis.e Parr at Athgardl,y towm1 their other em- l,y deoonled in keE~~iov wltll t h e elll, Sunday afternoon. ployeo. Independent otocliea . Mrs. Norman Hoover of CincinChristmas season. tbat clerical and cuatoclill work~ A new communion table was re- nati came FridaY to visit her era employed b.Y churches are eentb pre&ented to the Firit Bap- mother, Mrs. Harry WUtahire. paid substantially less thanthe.f'd tist Church b)' the Booster Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham of get in oomprable Jobael•ewhore. ~School cl1111 and Mr. and Mrs. Columbu& spent the weekend with · Only their dedleation keepe thel.r parents, Mr. and Mn. JerChester SimpsOP gave new them working for cburd:Jea, and candlesticks in memory of their ry Graham and Mr. an:! Mrs. Hartheir saerltteea are all the greatry WWtord.. er ror beinl generally unrecogMr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens of nized and unapprecl.ated by The St. Poul Uniled Methodist Syracuse spent Sundi.Y allernoon church members who feel tbQY've Church wUI have a dinner and with Mn. Frankie Neigler. dooe God a big favor when they bazaar on Dec. 7. The bazaar will Mr. and Mrs. MartinWUcoxen drop • ccq>ie "' buckto in the be f:rmt 3 to 7 p. m. alii the din- wePt. to Colwnbus after their collection plate. ner from 4:30 to 7 p. m. It wW daughter, carol, astuclentatOhlo State University, who will &pend be held at the TlC)pers Plains Grade School- Proceeds will be II)' EVELYN BIUCKLES . used lor the build!"" lunl ol the The St. Paul United Methodist new church. Church Adult Bible class held its Everett Wat&on was returned Thanksgiving dinner on Monday home from Holzer Medical Cen. evening at the church annex with ter aoo is somewhat lmpro't'ed. the Lottrldge church as invited Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan of guests. The Charge Youth Fel- Middleport spent Monday at their lowship Thankagiving dinner was hom here. • DOUGbAS FIR • SCOTCH PINE held at the annex Tuesday eve-Mrs. Charles Kelso(Roaemary Marcinko) of Genna~Q~ hu arnlov, •WHITE PINE •NORWAY SPRUCE Mr. and Mra. Carl Watson and rived here to visit her parents, •SPRUCE dauahter, ol Deyton, 10110111 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcinko the weekend here wlttt his moth- and tamll.y and other relatives. Boqhs For Decoratin1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith er. Mrs. Effie Watson, and oChALL SIZES er relatives. and son spent Fr~ night and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet Saturday with her broth~r. Mr. W. MAIM 992-2582 caiJed on Mr.andMrs. Curt Wolfe and Mrs. Richard Corns alli POMEROY or Chester on Sunday afternoon. !Amily, Sonlyvil!e, W. VI. Tuppers Plains L-. I I . MIDWAY MAllET Renew or 992·2057 • "· ..-----------------.-----------,I FIor i da 0 • • • 0 Saturday Til 9 ST. ____E.....;,MAIN _________________________ 992-3975 J POMEROY I - - - - - - - Flats News Golden Ripe BANANAS -o, PAIR IIJ'. 1••• wherever th• "Action" II. 1~0 nes.••••,3doz.1.00 . 59~ Ap p Ies ---------·-· baa 2 1.00 ----· 4lb. OWN MIX-HOME MADE PURE PORK lb. FRESH, PURE ... WE . ii!'L EthiJ Jotoioooa n~ • cJljlnl !rem Haber HCIIPIIII, GIJ. 'ILiouo. , ft.v, Jolm Bloolo returned""""' lrCID 't:',:t!i .. ~Gel!tro! callllll\1 . llltW ... "'"o. ~ lo.elDciirez:, ''; eli. · ' ' 0 0 0 0 0 ' • 0 .. oo 0 FDA SUMMER HAVE SHOAl . ' . We IIYI discount to c;luchls and oraanizations ADAMS ' ' ·•eacl·· .-· . . 7. s.l'. IYs. All, summer! Picnics, golf and swimminc. TI'IQand flowers and birds and sunshine.Phooie. You're having your annual attack of the Winter Wlshfuls. Allthrou11h I he winter you wished for summer, tlten suddenly n arrived. Good Old Summertime. Do you remember how it rul!Y was. Hot and humid. Sticky end stuffy. Your house was somewtiatless comfortable than a Turkish bath. You draged out a flock of fans II> push the hot air around; maybe you even gol dis· porate and tried one of those noisy, drafty window units. And while you were tryinc w·fall asleep in thlt oven of a bedroom, you were wishins it was winter. In justa few months, you have all that to through apin. Unless, of course, you order your whole-house Gas air condltlonin11 system now. Yes, n001. · Now-be'- that "fil'll, stnmina nlaht sneaks up on you-is the time to let your Gas eqm. pony add Wholo·house Gas air COII(IItlonina to ~r present Ga.s furnace. There's no quitter, cleaner, more economical-to-run, lonpr·llved alt cond~lonlna system The no-obligation coupon brings all the facts. Mall it today - and look forward to a comfortable summer you can really enjOlf. -----------------------------------, ao Candy MoOuOOI doood It Fl~ GoiiiOI MlooiGto ehoreh. 00 0 0 WHD LONG aliter, Mr.. Marte r...wr.nce. $29.95 0 U. S. NO. 1 RED DELICIOUS & WINESAP MrL Ml,yWoool JohnsiAon Clllod oa 1o1r1. Edro Jlioth rece~. Mr. Simon PoweU eaJ~o~~onblo Hewl latt•rr operated Radio & Phono by AdMiral ot hoooo or away. This handr partable ) MDST PEOPLE THIN SKINNED 210 SIZE Tan 0 0 I Old Town Mr. ond Mro. Hubert Storoch olll ta,.Y from Lona Run vlolted !\Ira. Do~ Ables •Ill\ laonil,y. Mrs. ley Elswick Ud Harry Clyne, Mr. Lew MeMurry, loco!, called on Mr. on! Mro, DD· lon Toylor. lrlr. and Mra. Gary VanMeter, Roedovllle, rio!led Mr, ondMrL Lawrence Jolonaton ond lomily. Mr. .... Mro. Cllrrord Icenhower, PomeroY Route, vlllted Mr. and Mra. Homer Icenhower. Mro. Beltl WOII'd olll lom!ly, Mra. E"na ond llunil,y, Mr. and MI'L Fronk S.nllh, Mr. Gtioe CooW0o local; Mr. ond MrL Bob Lawson ond bob7 slrl, Roclne, callod on Mr. ond Mro. Ro.Y Pow • ell olll tomll,y. Mr. ond Mrs. LeonordCourHn 1111 IAmUy ol Eoat L!ve11>001, lludcl,y, 101111111, ftob. •rt olll Jeonette Vl&opemwo of Goloooua wore wHkelll aueota of Mr. ond Mro. Ooorl!e Corrollllll tomll)'. . Mr. a-Id WIH oodS!dno,yoC Mlddl..,...t Route rialtod Mr. and MrL Lowrtace Jotonatclllolllllun· 0 0 ! Oranges ! 3 doz. ! 1.00 WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS Open Every Week Day 9:00 to 7:00 •• • 0 0 Db tflfTS FOR (Comporo ol 249.00) To Rutland ,. IJN1EINS BABIES AND CHILDREN THIU SIZE 12 News, Notes Chrl11tmaa treata, wtthSantaon hand, wdl be atven to children of Rot!eiod, acconll"" to the Rutlalll n\lrse• tranlrw In ~rlrwt\eld, 0,, America's · 200.000 :Protestant BY LOUIS CASSELS American LegiorL Plana fort h e went the Thankl&lvtne vacation event were dlacuased at the Dem!nlaten ond 80,000 CotlooUc United Presa Intematkmal wlth ...her parema, Mr. and Mn. cember 4th meeting of Rutland uJt .seems to mo an awtullot prieBU, the situation 11 .iull the Brodlord Moo•11 olli!Am!l,y, Post 467 with four officers, two or 11101101 Ia oolng into relig- -lite. Mro. ldo Denntaon, Solem een.. members and three guest• pl'et- ion,,. write• a Texas editor. U. Sliarlea ter, spent a few d.,.-a with Mr. ent. Date of thetreatsandSanta'a '~Who's getting it?"' Sliarleo lor Catho!!c parish and Mrs. lAvern Jordan a n d com trw wUl be announced later. That's a big questioo which prieiUI range froM llbi:O .75 a Cllnlly and Mn. Faye Jordan. The ennt will be held at the onmtlo to about $300 • IJIOilllo, dedeservei a candid llfliWet. Thanksgiving dirmer guests of Lesion Hall. In the first place, the editor pending on tile Importance of the Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jetten were Eighth District Vice Command- I o rlglrt about a lot ol mone,v go.. job uod the wealtll or the dJo. Mr. and Mra. Richard Je!fera er SWeeney discussed orpniza. lng Into religim. This y e a r, eese. Of oourse, priests aleo ond doouahter, Mr. ond Mro. La· tion ot a Legion Auxiliary post Amoricana wUl contribute about get tlleir room and board, and wrn Jordaa ancl tamUy, Mr. and for )'OUIW men of the areL $7 billion to churches and other 1001e by no means all have a Mrs. Gene Jeffers and family, modest au,pplementary income A donation of 40 chickens and reUgious institutions. Mn. Faye Jordan and Mn. ld. $25 waa collected to be used to That's not quite as stagger- from mass stipends. Demlaon. At the time the last compreaid the RuOand Volunteer Fire ing a figure as lt may seem at Mr. and Mrs. Dale stanabury Departmer&'s poor ba&keta. tlrst glance. Jp fad, it's less hensive survey was made, 1n were overnight gue&ts ot their Members are asked topay their than one per cent of America's 1964, the median compensstlon son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and duee durtrw: the presentmernber- Gross National Product- hard- ~ miniaters in 15 major ProMrs. Larry stansbury, Reynold ... ah.lp drive to Kenneth Devisat the ly an lmpreulve teltlmooial to testant denominations was $6,bur&. and joined other oily Rutlard Dept. Store, or at a regu- tile pocketbook piety ol this "na· 358 a year. 1bat figure includes members tor a Thanksglvingdin. lar meeting. New members a r e tlon under God." But it ian.._ pea- an average aUowance of $1,800 ner at the horne of another son, invited tlso to contact Mr. Davis, null either. a ;year for hollsing and utUiMr. and Mrs. Clair Stansbury and or other members or the post. Where does it fJ1)7 ties. (aptily, Groveport. Ttle U n l t e d Presbyterian A substantlal. alice - about ~ Thankslfvirw dirmer at the Church - one or tile 15 denomi$1 bl!lloo- ooes into bricksond Mt. Union Church was well at- Sara alll:l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wil- mortar. Churches have been on nations covered in the 1964 surtended. Short services were held son, local, joined relatives for a a building spree l!llnce the end vey reports that the average preceding the dinner. Thanksgiving dlMer at the home r1 World War D, and there seems Presbyterian pastor's compenDale Caster, Apple Creek, and of Mr. and Mra. T, L Brook- to be no satia- point. sation rose during the past live Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Clnocle of hart in Albany. others present years by about 23 per cent. Maintenance Costa Lucasville, visited wldl Mr. and were Claryee Stack and Mr. and It is unUkely that all denomThe cost of heating, l.ightJng, Mn. R S. Turner. Mrs. F'nncis Stack and ram.tly !nourlng, cleaning ond maintain- Inations have done that well. .• Guests of Mrs. Clarence Cl~ and Barbara Brookhart, Albany; ing all of these elaborate physl- But ma'-<e the hopeful assump·' ode were Walter C.node, Apple Mr. and Mn. John Starkey aOO eal plants is another big item tion that..Preacher•s pa,y has gone ,, Creek; Gerald Saxon, Mllryarille; ehUdren, Sugar Gro\'ej Mr, and on church budgets - totalling up by roughly one..foorth in all •• Francis Canode, Columbus, and Mrs. Gene Lambert and famUy, at a shotgun estimate perhaps denomlnatlms slnce 1964. That • Mr. ond Mro. Lealie Cooode ol Pom81"9Yi Mr. and Mrs. Everett another $1 blllion a year. > would make the 1968 median for Lucuvtlle. ' Welsh all! laontly ond Mr. all! A third slice ol rooghl,y $1 Protestant ministers about $7,I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Mrs. Bill Stack and children of billion goes lnto various &er- 950. Actually, the National CounIIPORt Frldoy night ond 5alnrday Circleville. vtee activities. The&e lnclude cil of Churches figures this clos••• In Columbus where they vi&ited Mr. and. Mrs. Leland Moore and foreign mlssims support of er to $7,000. • • Mrs. Jessie Jewell aNI Mr. and family, Canton, who were called church - related colleges, hosPoorly Paid Mrs. Cecil Jewell and family and here by the death of his father, pitals, orphanage& and related It is obvious from these fihe attended an Insurance meeUog. Taylor Moore, PL Rock, visited activities. gures that clergymen are the They called on their son-In-law with Mr. and Mrs. RaJ.moOO NelThat leaves something In the worst..,ald, oot the best - plid, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. [)on.. son, the Brookh.arts, and other neighborhood or $4 billion to be · professional group in America. aid Jones and son, NelsonvDle, relatives during the vacation. accounted for. Mo3t of this goes enroute.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout for penomel costl - the salaMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bowen have returned home following a ries, pensions, living allowancon! laonUy and Mr. ond M r 1. visit in Elizabethton, Tenn., with es and reimbursed expenses of Let Us Ralph Woodrum of Athens were their daughters and families, Mr. clergymen and other employes or gueats of their parent&, Mr. and and Mrs. E&tel Kirby and sons churches. Your Mrs. Alva Rlele· and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Raynard The Texas editor voiced susMr. and Mrs. James Gaston and aona and other relatives. Holiday picion that "religion must be one and guesta, Joy Hess and Ronnie They were joined there by their Finery our best~ing professions . ., o1 Hamilton, ond Mr. ond Mrs. other children, Mr. and Mrs. Perhaps tt 11 - tor a t i n y Jack Hess andDavid,Sprtngft.eld, James WUlla and tamUy, Macon, were at the hOme of Mr. and.,. Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. BeiU\Y Lowe percentage or Protestant minis·' • Mra. Cllflor4 Srn!tll ond Nellie, and children, Cleveland; and Mr• ters who are big - name radio ~ • AtllelUI, tOr t\WoksgtviJ¥llloiilot: ~oill Mra. Stout and IAmily, evangel.tata or pastors of very HOVE LAUNDRY ; Mrs. Elbo McKn!glot ol COium· Charleston, W. Va. for dimer 011 large and wealthY congregatlms. But for. the vast majority of buo llj)Ont o weekelll lritllMr.ond Thonksglriov Dol'. Mr'a. D. 0, McKn!glotolll Mr. ond Mrs. Fern Gillogly. FrleTJ:Is and relative& here have received word or the birth ol o aon, Klj> Allen, to Mr. olll . (Wo Aro Not Opon On Sundays) Mrs. Charles Gire (Margaret I Moaler) ot Columbus oo Nov. 12. Tbo llttle onebousister,Ange!e Marie. Grandioorento Include Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moaler, Albany, fonner local residents. I Mr. and Mra. Frank Bobo1 Mr. and Mrl. Reymom Nelson and Oil Lifetime GuarantH On The Sprint Unit. Religion in America and Mrs. Edgar Crabtr~ee· Mtsa Mar)' Maaae)', who 11 in cosco 83-G SEIVItG em World's easiest to put on ••• no fasteners Santa Coming Cl'anddaughter, Valerie Vinaonoi Armeda, Mich., were 11Jankaghinl pata of "his parent&, Mr. FLASHLIGHTS 59~ Raeine Soelal Events Carpenter Mr. and Mra. Max crabtl·eeand xm.. FOR THE MEN ON YOUR LIST News, Notes i - The Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MJddleport, o., T11ursda)', December 12, 1968 anywhtn~ . You aet a husky three-ton Gas eir conditlonina system-includinl normal installation-for os lillie 11 $14.00 a month. There's no down payment . . Gu whole·house air conditionin& for $14.00 a month! I I Sounds JOOd. Tell me more. I I I ""''--,,-------------~ I STRUT[,. - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - -··--,..., I I • I I ------- ... I I .. . THINK Cfl ALa,. THE THINGS YOU CAN CO WITH TH& MONEY You ~VE. GAS MA:I<U ~ IIIG """~ l ' •, ) ' ' �·-• • ~!'"""' Keno Ridge Joppa News, News Notes Social Notes Women Given 'Meigs High I a..,, ,.,.. Diplomas for Honor Roll Announced ThankaJCiviM guests son, Shade, Y11lted recentl.f wttll Mr. · ond Mro. Winnie Bolloy, Mr. and Mra. JuniOr Pett)' arx1 !Amily of Elkhorn, Neb., """" moved Into the home tonnerllt oee"'!od II> J4, ,tamp, Sowrol !rem the ......,.. ~ have been attenil:._ revtrilaerv.. lc., ot the Lcq: Bottari Melho. dlot L'hurch. ..,.... vldtiJiil·,recom!¥ 111111 Mr. a nil Mrs. Qarelice BI:Mr were ShatOI'I Blklr, O.xon IID.h Md., Allen COiern&OJ;.. .,_.)0 HUla, Md., Mro. noao!e Pott.i, Mr. olll Mro. Junior l'ottl' oiil lomll)' Ill! Mr, ond MrL llololll !Amil,y,- ; • ot Mrs. MrL Larry FUlo, rialled • Thelma Eagle were Mr. Michael few da)'a last week wlth hla parents:, Mr. llRt Mrs. Albert E. McGann of Cumberland, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masters of Fourteen women who complet- RIMhart., Buckeye Lake. buck. 0., Mr. and ·Mra. Joseph Mr. ond MrL Eri"ol Conway olll ed a aix week uMedical S e 1 t Hush ol AkrOn IIPOnl ThonksglvMasters and children. Lisa, RonHelp Training Coune" at the Racine American LellDn Hall trw with his mother~ Mrs. Allee nie, Lorie and Jeffrey otShreave, The ncond alx - weeka honor 0., Mrs. Audre Gross of Cosllocrecently were preM!Ud dlplo- Dodson. roll at l\lelga Hlgli Sc:hool, olstu· ton, Mr. WUey Masters and DorMisa Jacklyn seidenabel In d mu by Walter Cleland, lnltrucdents with grades of "A" or ..B" rrtend. of Pomeroy ealled on Mrs. othy, Mr. Harold Masters aNI tor , on behalf ~ Paul Patterln all IUbjectS II announced: Irene, ail ot Middlefield, 0., Mr. Cloro Milhoan, Sunday. son, Civil Defense Director at SENIORS - Walter Arnold KeMeth Davis Joined others Ralph Parks, Canton, Mrs. SUe Meigs Count,y. Oomlt Bodmer • Clllh.Y Bailey • eagle and Louie of Reedsville, They are Mrs. Edwin Cozart. for a hunting triP in PeMiiYICodJr Boothe -JuiceBmch- Wen· and Larry Eagle. ParkersbUJ'B, Mrs. Virgil Walker, Mr1. Rob- vanlo. 4J Carper - Teresa Casci • PaMr. and Mn. WOllam Rose W. Vi.. ert Hart, Mrs. Gilbert H a r t. tricia Collin# • Glen Crisp • son, Billy, ot Colwnbus, Mr. Jean Baker and John Clem of and 'TR the season to jolly ... to let him know how lhVIh Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Dean KENNE'fH HENDERSON .James Crow - Diane Davis ·RODLotirtdge visited Sunday with Mr. · and Mrs. Blain& M1100.~, Elaine, Brinker, Mn. Ost\v Martin, Mrs. P.F.C, Kenneth L. Henderson, NEY DAVIS - Stephen Donahue TOI!I', Mickel ond Will 1om Mil· and. Mrs. Edward Hughes a n d Karen Florea - Tama Gardner - DeBary, Fla., son of Mr. and Robert G. Beegle, Mro. Paul hoe.n were Thanksgiving dinner daughter, SUnday. think of him by gifting him with the my things he'd choose for LINDA HACKETI - Conde Hat- Mrs. Lester Hende:rson, former Lawrence, Mrs~ Virgil Roush, guests o£ Mrs. Glema S. Milhcan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kearns Reid • Mary Holmon -Marta Hnb- Harrisonville, Ohio residents, is Mrs. Herbert ~elds, Mrs. Dafamily of Mason visited Sun-and and Bernard. We're slyle wise and quality consd0111 in our wondrous Christmas collection. bard -MARY JANE JENKlNSON- stationed in VIetnam. His ad- vis Yost, Miss 8.11811 Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard were day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BarMiss Kalh.Y Boyd. Shirl~ Jordan - Cora Kiser -&l· dress is: Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman wU Thank&gi\li~ day guests or their ringer and £amily. P.F .c. Kenneth L. Henderson, ... Lamin8 - Brenda Lee -Mary just about anything and everylhing to please the man on your list. At prices to please son and daughter-iftolaw, Mr. and Mrs. Delcla Reed was hostess Luna - Diane McDaniels ~.Lynne U.S. 53706128, Co. D. 2 BN. 3 present for the final sesalon and Mrs. Cash Bahr It Middleport. recently to the missionary meetMcGuire - Recka McGuire ..smR· lnf., !99th Lt. In!. Bde., APO gave tmrtruetion on "EmergenBUI all! Kay Bohr oiGoll!poiis ing of the White's Chapel Church. • SHIRTS- Dress, Sports, • BILLFOLDS cy Childbirth" pertalnlng to the LEY MCKINNEY - Patricia Mat- S. F. 96279 . visited Saturday with hisPJ~rents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Baker Also Flannel Shirts . son - Cyntbia Mills • KathY Mor • civil defense shelters. are announcing the engagement Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. gao- Rosemary Morris -RANDY Mrs. Edith Osborne visited for of their daughter, Sharon, to AI· • SWEATERS- Many styles • HANKIES MULFORD - Elaine Murphy a week with her niece. Mrs. HCM- len J. Coleman of Temple HUla, Joseph Myers - &.zanne Partlow& colors • GIFT SETS ard Young, at Paden Cit;)'. Maryland. Rebecca Radford • Ron Rueter (Continued frml Page !) ' Mr. and Mrs. George Reed • PANTS - Perma Press, Cheater Roush - Kathy Simmonsspent a recent weekend with Mr. solids, small plaids • UMBRELLAS William Slater - Ed Smith - Jan- fees during November plus $196 and Mrs. Vernon Reed and Cam~ ice Smith -Jeffrey Snowden -Dean in merchant police collections for ily, Waldo. • JACKETS - Many styles Weber - Linr;la Wehrung -Diana a total of $709.SU. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Day and The resigllBtion of Ohlinger Mr. Carl Hall is a patient WeyersmiUer - Barbara White • HHIRTS & SHORTS by from the Middleport B.ecreation at Holzer Hospital and ls im• SOCKS - Orion, nylon Mary Woods -Kay Wright. Fruit of .. Hue and Cry" JUNIORS - D....,. Abbott - Commission was read. Ohling- proving. and cotton The phrase "hue and cry" Health Knit Thanksgiving dimer guests or Lena Acree - Mike Barr - Linda er's resignation from that ('Omoriginated in early E n g 11 s h mission was brought about by his By ALTA CONE STARTING FRL Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood and Beal - Brenda Bentz - Sberrie common law with the practice to council replacing appointment funeral services for Taylor Blackstoo - :'Jlaron Brawley · family were Mr. and Mrs. Leof pursuing a criminal with roy Wyant, Mr. and Mrs. Web- Moore were held Thursday in horn and voice. When a felony Randy Burt - Pemte Caton - the late B. F. Pannalee. The bid of Michael Fry, Che-- er Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Lawrence County, Ky. Mr. Moore LINDA COTTERILL - Dlllllll' was discovered, the victim shire, on a "dozer" tobeusedat neth Wyant and sons of Logan, suffered a heart attack while at raised a "hue and cry" . and Fink - Susan Gerlach - Roger Mid~leport Gilmore . Thnoth.Y Glaze - Mar- the new village dump was accept- Ohio, Jeff, Mike and Jim Han- work. Burial was ln Lawrence his neighbors were bound by ed. The bid was $2900 and counlaw to join in the pursuit of County. Gifi·A·Rama lene Goodwin • Michael Graham· ning of Albany. the suspected criminal. accil gave the third and final readMrs. Lawrence Morton was a Mrs. Charles Klng visited one Bonnie HaMing - Sherry Hayes cording to the Encyclopaedia Hazel Kiser- Cherry Lewis -John ing to an ordinan"e setting rates day recently with Mrs. RJchard business visitor in Colwnbus on Britannica. Lohse - Jan Long - Pamela Neut- for usi~ the new dump located in Carrthers and in the afternoon Monday. The John P, llenslar family or z.li.Dg - Celine McGowan - Paul Salisbury Township. called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard rates as approved inThe final \\'haley. Mrs. Whaley, who Is ill, Newark spent 'J'hanksgiving with Miller - Roberta Ord - Donna elude: his mother, Mrs. Grace Henslar remains about the same. Partlow - Pamela Rawson - UnLh:ensed collectors, $100 a and lhe Coen fam :ly. da Shenefield - George Sdnner Miss Carol HalJ, who Is ator $25 a week; ()&ssenger month Mrs. Ginevra Foster and tending college in Kentucky, was Karolyn &Julsby - Nina Stiles cars, SO cents; auto with tl'ailer daughter, Mrs. Emily Turner, James &Watzel -John Tamehill horne over the weekend to visit BEVERLY THOMPSON - Tom attached, $1 per trip; pickL41 t.ruck her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·Carl were Athens visitors Friday. Mrs. Erma Nelson spent the Vaughan - Pam Walburn ·Diana under one-haJC ton, $1.50; three Hall and her brother, Mr. and quarter ton truck, $1.25; one-ton holida~· with Mr. and Mrs. George Welsh ·RICHARD WERNER. Mrs. Joseph Hall. SOPHOMORES - Don Ander- truck, $2; all other trucks, $2,50. Mr. and Mn. John Dean and Ragan. Brush will be $5 a load. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone were S<Il - MARY BRICKLES - Twila sons had as recent visitors Mr. Council also planned for t h e Clatwortl\Y • Stan Coates -DEBand Mrs . Sanford Well of Athens; in Glllipolls Tuesday. construction of a fence aroWld the Kenneth Erickson ard Arnold BIE CROW - Anita Fultz- Gloria Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter, Carnew dUlllD and work on this will Jordan were in Pomeroy on busiGoU • David Haggerty - Carol penter; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth begin next week under the din~cness Wednesday. Hargraves - Don Hayes -BERN.t\· I Markins of R<1cine, and Mrs. John and Jaca Goodwin of Ohio . DETTE HENNESCiY - Rebecca tion of Chase. Clair Waggoner of Harrisonville. - .,·· Houdashelt _ GLENNA KEYES _ A. communicatiOn was read u. . .. Mrs. Virgil King spent Thanks- Lniversi~y spent the holiday , ,, . Loo Kin .:. En~·- ~--~-""ttorn the Ohio Department ol giving weekend at CleVeland wiib •1cation \lfi their par~ts, Mr. altini Dec. = y PEAR~N · ~ FrBnktilt' Rt'z::- •\llsttways pointing ou~ that Boote her daughter, Judy, who was a Mrs. William Goodwm. Mr. and Mrs. Van(.'C Wilbur er n _ Staron Roush _ Cathy 143 now must be ma1nta~ned b~ Thanksgiving guest or Mrs. Milmade a business trip to Dayton Searles _ John Sebo _Nancy Sni- the village. A contract w1th t h e dred Williams and famlly. der • GLENNA SPRAGUE_ Nan- Salisbury Towns hi~ Trustees Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith, on Sa.LUrday. Mrs. Alice Thomas of Columcy St. Clair _ REBECCA TRIP- providing for the Middleport De- Edward and Alvin, had as visiLETT_ Wayne WeU. partment lo give fire protection tors over the Thanksgiving week- bus is spending some time with (Nam s capitalized had all A), for the next year was returned end Mr. and Mrs. ~eve Smith her mother, Mrs. Ola Perry and Custom Deluxe Model e completed. The village will rcand children of Cannute, Ohio. Frank. With Stainl•ss Ste•l ~I• Plate PLANPRAYER SERVJCE ceive $200 for providing lhe servMr. and Mrs. Francis Canode Mrs. Hazel Arnold, Evaline A aerviee of morning prayer icc. of Columbus were Sunday visitand Walter, had as visitors over w1U be held at 10:30 a_m. SJn. The secord reading was given Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ors of his mother, Mrs, Clarence day at Grace Eplaeopal Church, an ordinance setlinglt)thedepos· Williams and son,David,oCChes- canode. POmeroy, Following the service, Its which are to be paid by busl- ter, Mr. Robert Hanning of DayThe John P. Henslar family Endleu for ttle family reading; BURGESS a praetlce session will be held nesses and individuals who are ton, and Junior Rogers of Pome- visited relatives in Charleston hobbin. 24.95 Voluo AMERICAN MADE tor the ('hildren•s Christmas pro- non-property owners when the;~: and Clendenin, w. va., over the roy. cram. There will be no evening subscribe to water sen.-icc. Kenny Hartley, who is attend- weekend. 2-CELL aervice at the church. Council once more discussed inE school at VieMa, Ohio, spent Special several pieces of property in the Thanksgiving weekend with h i 1 Hookup community which are considered parents and extended his stay NEW YORK (UPII - Panamac. electronics reservations detrimental to the town. Clerk- when his dad, Mr. Kenneth HartLeu system ot Pan American World treasurer Gene Grate was in- ley, suffered a heart attack and laHorios Alrwars. has been hooked up structed to send a registered let- who still remains a patient at with 48 hotels In Jamaica, ter to the owners of one oft h e Meigs General Hospital. representing 8:l per cent of the houses stating that it must be Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woods hotel rooms on that lsiAnd. completely razed or legal action received a call Thankagivtng The !Ink will show Immediate- will be taken. The house ls parfrom Mrs. Woods' brother-lnly the availabillly of 2.814 DUDLEY'S tially torn d<.M'n now and councillaw, Luther Gilliam, Oak Grove, rooms .Jn Jamaica over a pe. 59N.2ndA••· ~e.n feel that it is.~safetyhazard Ky . , who has just returned home rtod of one year. together wit.h 992-5560 m 1ts present POSition. after several montha dut;)' in the rates of each hotel . 0. MIODLE A second property, ~so the~ -t Vietnam. subjed of complaint, 1s being 15 Millionth Arrival looked into byanauorneywhowill MADRID t UPI! - The 15th m1lllon tourist to visit advise Mayor Fisher what can be Spain during 1968 arrived at done. A thi.rdpropert;ylnquestion BaraJas Airport r e c e n t 1y will be torn down earlY In 1969 Wolnot Gooln Sholl. Rot· 19.95 aboard an Iberia Air Lines of when a new building Is to be put Spain ft1ght. one of the tour- on the site. OLD FASHIONED Medical Work be Free Park Ki ngsb ury Chestnut Ridge Soeial Events the Lmm & i MtR!ber Santa Has Arrived With A Sleigh Load ofGoodies at Baker's '" ::.:~-' · 1: 8fO of ' 1' 1~ 13th:" TOASTMASTER STEAM-DRY IRON 12.88 1-: INTENSITY LAMP 14.88 &TAM.E Rer. 19.95 -.. . . . . · + IIISHWASIB 10.95 Holiday Dresses BLOUSES, SKIRTS, SLACKS AND SWEATERS Boys-Cordurty and Plaid-SLACKS Wash and Wear and Knit SHIRTS Men's feathtr·lltht S- T-1-E-T-C-H loots Pullovet and Card loan SWEA"TERS CRIB SETS, ANGEL TOPS, SHIRTS, MANY GIFT ITEMS FOR THE BABY. EASY LAYAWAY The Kiddie Shoppe IHIIHOI Where Shoe• Are S.11slbl"y Priced '5·95 X MIDDLEPORT, 0. ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mooo. Mlddlopott Gilt-A-Ramo '119.00 5 Pc. Dinettes ........... $47.00 2 Pc. L. R. Suites •...••.. $88.00 Set of Tables 2Step Tables 1 Coffee Table •..•...... $12.88 3 Pc. B. R. Suite •..••.••• $99.00 9112 Linoleum Rqs .•....•. $4.69 Early Amer. Sofa Beds .••.• $58.00 6" Foam Matlress and Matcbinl Bx. Spr.......... $58.00 Stllderd Desk ............. $14.99 WHITE GLASS & BRASS REG. 12.95 $7 Billion to Churches, Religious Institutions Legion Hall . the hoi Idly ....- Mrs. Ed• PickeN nuast• her-. •Iter _ . . . . . , _ . ,ran~~-. Kn!n Slao>son. ond By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS · I• Plol!edel»h!e. N., w111o ~ • r Mr1. Mnle Roush was ho&- Mr1. sm.,aon'& aamt, Mra.lllld.. doougloter, Dorothy fiooyro,!lllllll'· tell for the Eather Circle of the Lain Wolle Qmn!rwtoom. Aloo,.. andllrs.DcortiiWodo ........ lloptlst Ml11ICHaf1 Soclety ot tlqo, Amerlaon ond Oorlatlao, • chlldren. · her heme on Moo1a.Y evenfqa:, De- have been prelle!Udtotbeeturch Mr. olll Mra. Rldolrd _...,. cember 9. The meetin«OMned in memor)' ol Or. (]larles B. olllson, Wl)'liO,ItldMI'.......... wltll deooOIIona b)' Mra. Ethel crow, tonnerb of Racine, b;y his cecil lloynll'd _,. 11oit1h · • smith, u•lns "'The StDrJ' ot friends in Lancaatu, O. Oil vi• ot•lloddllr lrillt·Jiio •••• , Mr. and Mro. W. N. Brlinmt< Christmas" • P'OI.IJ firwliw ot ' Mra. JIIJ' Pendlo!Ga. usuent Ntcht., and <~Whtle Ship-- of Clewlontl brouglrt his aootheT, herds Watched Their Flocka11 and Mrs. Helen \'ounce, home SaturTheir compEI'l&atloll In a cueer prayer. ~r a bushwss af•llon, dof. Mn. y...,.. hod beenotthe whlcb genetal!y r.,prea llleut a miuio.ry PI'CllftD'l was P r e- Brunmer home tor a.e...erll doree yearooolpoJtlcrodualetrain- aented b;y Gretta SimpSCJU and wMkJ am an out-patient at Cle~e­ lng Ia leu than U., would re- closed by the a r - r-Uov the lond Clinic. ceive in man.r JnduiJt;rl.al. jobs Critt B!Witord, Jr., Wort.blnM:23l'd PIO!m. Dur!"" the-iol ond akllled trades lor which oo hour, Mra. Roush, asstttedby her ton, spent 1everal days with Mr. coUege_ prepar~ Ia nel!ded. daughter, Mildred, served lovely ond Mrs. Cr!ttllndlord,s.-. They Ch.lrche! are evBn mo.t"e nic· retreahmenta at a t.ablebealltltul\1&ited MU= Louis.e Parr at Athgardl,y towm1 their other em- l,y deoonled in keE~~iov wltll t h e elll, Sunday afternoon. ployeo. Independent otocliea . Mrs. Norman Hoover of CincinChristmas season. tbat clerical and cuatoclill work~ A new communion table was re- nati came FridaY to visit her era employed b.Y churches are eentb pre&ented to the Firit Bap- mother, Mrs. Harry WUtahire. paid substantially less thanthe.f'd tist Church b)' the Booster Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham of get in oomprable Jobael•ewhore. ~School cl1111 and Mr. and Mrs. Columbu& spent the weekend with · Only their dedleation keepe thel.r parents, Mr. and Mn. JerChester SimpsOP gave new them working for cburd:Jea, and candlesticks in memory of their ry Graham and Mr. an:! Mrs. Hartheir saerltteea are all the greatry WWtord.. er ror beinl generally unrecogMr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens of nized and unapprecl.ated by The St. Poul Uniled Methodist Syracuse spent Sundi.Y allernoon church members who feel tbQY've Church wUI have a dinner and with Mn. Frankie Neigler. dooe God a big favor when they bazaar on Dec. 7. The bazaar will Mr. and Mrs. MartinWUcoxen drop • ccq>ie "' buckto in the be f:rmt 3 to 7 p. m. alii the din- wePt. to Colwnbus after their collection plate. ner from 4:30 to 7 p. m. It wW daughter, carol, astuclentatOhlo State University, who will &pend be held at the TlC)pers Plains Grade School- Proceeds will be II)' EVELYN BIUCKLES . used lor the build!"" lunl ol the The St. Paul United Methodist new church. Church Adult Bible class held its Everett Wat&on was returned Thanksgiving dinner on Monday home from Holzer Medical Cen. evening at the church annex with ter aoo is somewhat lmpro't'ed. the Lottrldge church as invited Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan of guests. The Charge Youth Fel- Middleport spent Monday at their lowship Thankagiving dinner was hom here. • DOUGbAS FIR • SCOTCH PINE held at the annex Tuesday eve-Mrs. Charles Kelso(Roaemary Marcinko) of Genna~Q~ hu arnlov, •WHITE PINE •NORWAY SPRUCE Mr. and Mra. Carl Watson and rived here to visit her parents, •SPRUCE dauahter, ol Deyton, 10110111 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcinko the weekend here wlttt his moth- and tamll.y and other relatives. Boqhs For Decoratin1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith er. Mrs. Effie Watson, and oChALL SIZES er relatives. and son spent Fr~ night and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet Saturday with her broth~r. Mr. W. MAIM 992-2582 caiJed on Mr.andMrs. Curt Wolfe and Mrs. Richard Corns alli POMEROY or Chester on Sunday afternoon. !Amily, Sonlyvil!e, W. VI. Tuppers Plains L-. I I . MIDWAY MAllET Renew or 992·2057 • "· ..-----------------.-----------,I FIor i da 0 • • • 0 Saturday Til 9 ST. ____E.....;,MAIN _________________________ 992-3975 J POMEROY I - - - - - - - Flats News Golden Ripe BANANAS -o, PAIR IIJ'. 1••• wherever th• "Action" II. 1~0 nes.••••,3doz.1.00 . 59~ Ap p Ies ---------·-· baa 2 1.00 ----· 4lb. OWN MIX-HOME MADE PURE PORK lb. FRESH, PURE ... WE . ii!'L EthiJ Jotoioooa n~ • cJljlnl !rem Haber HCIIPIIII, GIJ. 'ILiouo. , ft.v, Jolm Bloolo returned""""' lrCID 't:',:t!i .. ~Gel!tro! callllll\1 . llltW ... "'"o. ~ lo.elDciirez:, ''; eli. · ' ' 0 0 0 0 0 ' • 0 .. oo 0 FDA SUMMER HAVE SHOAl . ' . We IIYI discount to c;luchls and oraanizations ADAMS ' ' ·•eacl·· .-· . . 7. s.l'. IYs. All, summer! Picnics, golf and swimminc. TI'IQand flowers and birds and sunshine.Phooie. You're having your annual attack of the Winter Wlshfuls. Allthrou11h I he winter you wished for summer, tlten suddenly n arrived. Good Old Summertime. Do you remember how it rul!Y was. Hot and humid. Sticky end stuffy. Your house was somewtiatless comfortable than a Turkish bath. You draged out a flock of fans II> push the hot air around; maybe you even gol dis· porate and tried one of those noisy, drafty window units. And while you were tryinc w·fall asleep in thlt oven of a bedroom, you were wishins it was winter. In justa few months, you have all that to through apin. Unless, of course, you order your whole-house Gas air condltlonin11 system now. Yes, n001. · Now-be'- that "fil'll, stnmina nlaht sneaks up on you-is the time to let your Gas eqm. pony add Wholo·house Gas air COII(IItlonina to ~r present Ga.s furnace. There's no quitter, cleaner, more economical-to-run, lonpr·llved alt cond~lonlna system The no-obligation coupon brings all the facts. Mall it today - and look forward to a comfortable summer you can really enjOlf. -----------------------------------, ao Candy MoOuOOI doood It Fl~ GoiiiOI MlooiGto ehoreh. 00 0 0 WHD LONG aliter, Mr.. Marte r...wr.nce. $29.95 0 U. S. NO. 1 RED DELICIOUS & WINESAP MrL Ml,yWoool JohnsiAon Clllod oa 1o1r1. Edro Jlioth rece~. Mr. Simon PoweU eaJ~o~~onblo Hewl latt•rr operated Radio & Phono by AdMiral ot hoooo or away. This handr partable ) MDST PEOPLE THIN SKINNED 210 SIZE Tan 0 0 I Old Town Mr. ond Mro. Hubert Storoch olll ta,.Y from Lona Run vlolted !\Ira. Do~ Ables •Ill\ laonil,y. Mrs. ley Elswick Ud Harry Clyne, Mr. Lew MeMurry, loco!, called on Mr. on! Mro, DD· lon Toylor. lrlr. and Mra. Gary VanMeter, Roedovllle, rio!led Mr, ondMrL Lawrence Jolonaton ond lomily. Mr. .... Mro. Cllrrord Icenhower, PomeroY Route, vlllted Mr. and Mra. Homer Icenhower. Mro. Beltl WOII'd olll lom!ly, Mra. E"na ond llunil,y, Mr. and MI'L Fronk S.nllh, Mr. Gtioe CooW0o local; Mr. ond MrL Bob Lawson ond bob7 slrl, Roclne, callod on Mr. ond Mro. Ro.Y Pow • ell olll tomll,y. Mr. ond Mrs. LeonordCourHn 1111 IAmUy ol Eoat L!ve11>001, lludcl,y, 101111111, ftob. •rt olll Jeonette Vl&opemwo of Goloooua wore wHkelll aueota of Mr. ond Mro. Ooorl!e Corrollllll tomll)'. . Mr. a-Id WIH oodS!dno,yoC Mlddl..,...t Route rialtod Mr. and MrL Lowrtace Jotonatclllolllllun· 0 0 ! Oranges ! 3 doz. ! 1.00 WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS Open Every Week Day 9:00 to 7:00 •• • 0 0 Db tflfTS FOR (Comporo ol 249.00) To Rutland ,. IJN1EINS BABIES AND CHILDREN THIU SIZE 12 News, Notes Chrl11tmaa treata, wtthSantaon hand, wdl be atven to children of Rot!eiod, acconll"" to the Rutlalll n\lrse• tranlrw In ~rlrwt\eld, 0,, America's · 200.000 :Protestant BY LOUIS CASSELS American LegiorL Plana fort h e went the Thankl&lvtne vacation event were dlacuased at the Dem!nlaten ond 80,000 CotlooUc United Presa Intematkmal wlth ...her parema, Mr. and Mn. cember 4th meeting of Rutland uJt .seems to mo an awtullot prieBU, the situation 11 .iull the Brodlord Moo•11 olli!Am!l,y, Post 467 with four officers, two or 11101101 Ia oolng into relig- -lite. Mro. ldo Denntaon, Solem een.. members and three guest• pl'et- ion,,. write• a Texas editor. U. Sliarlea ter, spent a few d.,.-a with Mr. ent. Date of thetreatsandSanta'a '~Who's getting it?"' Sliarleo lor Catho!!c parish and Mrs. lAvern Jordan a n d com trw wUl be announced later. That's a big questioo which prieiUI range froM llbi:O .75 a Cllnlly and Mn. Faye Jordan. The ennt will be held at the onmtlo to about $300 • IJIOilllo, dedeservei a candid llfliWet. Thanksgiving dirmer guests of Lesion Hall. In the first place, the editor pending on tile Importance of the Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jetten were Eighth District Vice Command- I o rlglrt about a lot ol mone,v go.. job uod the wealtll or the dJo. Mr. and Mra. Richard Je!fera er SWeeney discussed orpniza. lng Into religim. This y e a r, eese. Of oourse, priests aleo ond doouahter, Mr. ond Mro. La· tion ot a Legion Auxiliary post Amoricana wUl contribute about get tlleir room and board, and wrn Jordaa ancl tamUy, Mr. and for )'OUIW men of the areL $7 billion to churches and other 1001e by no means all have a Mrs. Gene Jeffers and family, modest au,pplementary income A donation of 40 chickens and reUgious institutions. Mn. Faye Jordan and Mn. ld. $25 waa collected to be used to That's not quite as stagger- from mass stipends. Demlaon. At the time the last compreaid the RuOand Volunteer Fire ing a figure as lt may seem at Mr. and Mrs. Dale stanabury Departmer&'s poor ba&keta. tlrst glance. Jp fad, it's less hensive survey was made, 1n were overnight gue&ts ot their Members are asked topay their than one per cent of America's 1964, the median compensstlon son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and duee durtrw: the presentmernber- Gross National Product- hard- ~ miniaters in 15 major ProMrs. Larry stansbury, Reynold ... ah.lp drive to Kenneth Devisat the ly an lmpreulve teltlmooial to testant denominations was $6,bur&. and joined other oily Rutlard Dept. Store, or at a regu- tile pocketbook piety ol this "na· 358 a year. 1bat figure includes members tor a Thanksglvingdin. lar meeting. New members a r e tlon under God." But it ian.._ pea- an average aUowance of $1,800 ner at the horne of another son, invited tlso to contact Mr. Davis, null either. a ;year for hollsing and utUiMr. and Mrs. Clair Stansbury and or other members or the post. Where does it fJ1)7 ties. (aptily, Groveport. Ttle U n l t e d Presbyterian A substantlal. alice - about ~ Thankslfvirw dirmer at the Church - one or tile 15 denomi$1 bl!lloo- ooes into bricksond Mt. Union Church was well at- Sara alll:l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wil- mortar. Churches have been on nations covered in the 1964 surtended. Short services were held son, local, joined relatives for a a building spree l!llnce the end vey reports that the average preceding the dinner. Thanksgiving dlMer at the home r1 World War D, and there seems Presbyterian pastor's compenDale Caster, Apple Creek, and of Mr. and Mra. T, L Brook- to be no satia- point. sation rose during the past live Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Clnocle of hart in Albany. others present years by about 23 per cent. Maintenance Costa Lucasville, visited wldl Mr. and were Claryee Stack and Mr. and It is unUkely that all denomThe cost of heating, l.ightJng, Mn. R S. Turner. Mrs. F'nncis Stack and ram.tly !nourlng, cleaning ond maintain- Inations have done that well. .• Guests of Mrs. Clarence Cl~ and Barbara Brookhart, Albany; ing all of these elaborate physl- But ma'-<e the hopeful assump·' ode were Walter C.node, Apple Mr. and Mn. John Starkey aOO eal plants is another big item tion that..Preacher•s pa,y has gone ,, Creek; Gerald Saxon, Mllryarille; ehUdren, Sugar Gro\'ej Mr, and on church budgets - totalling up by roughly one..foorth in all •• Francis Canode, Columbus, and Mrs. Gene Lambert and famUy, at a shotgun estimate perhaps denomlnatlms slnce 1964. That • Mr. ond Mro. Lealie Cooode ol Pom81"9Yi Mr. and Mrs. Everett another $1 blllion a year. > would make the 1968 median for Lucuvtlle. ' Welsh all! laontly ond Mr. all! A third slice ol rooghl,y $1 Protestant ministers about $7,I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Mrs. Bill Stack and children of billion goes lnto various &er- 950. Actually, the National CounIIPORt Frldoy night ond 5alnrday Circleville. vtee activities. The&e lnclude cil of Churches figures this clos••• In Columbus where they vi&ited Mr. and. Mrs. Leland Moore and foreign mlssims support of er to $7,000. • • Mrs. Jessie Jewell aNI Mr. and family, Canton, who were called church - related colleges, hosPoorly Paid Mrs. Cecil Jewell and family and here by the death of his father, pitals, orphanage& and related It is obvious from these fihe attended an Insurance meeUog. Taylor Moore, PL Rock, visited activities. gures that clergymen are the They called on their son-In-law with Mr. and Mrs. RaJ.moOO NelThat leaves something In the worst..,ald, oot the best - plid, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. [)on.. son, the Brookh.arts, and other neighborhood or $4 billion to be · professional group in America. aid Jones and son, NelsonvDle, relatives during the vacation. accounted for. Mo3t of this goes enroute.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout for penomel costl - the salaMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bowen have returned home following a ries, pensions, living allowancon! laonUy and Mr. ond M r 1. visit in Elizabethton, Tenn., with es and reimbursed expenses of Let Us Ralph Woodrum of Athens were their daughters and families, Mr. clergymen and other employes or gueats of their parent&, Mr. and and Mrs. E&tel Kirby and sons churches. Your Mrs. Alva Rlele· and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Raynard The Texas editor voiced susMr. and Mrs. James Gaston and aona and other relatives. Holiday picion that "religion must be one and guesta, Joy Hess and Ronnie They were joined there by their Finery our best~ing professions . ., o1 Hamilton, ond Mr. ond Mrs. other children, Mr. and Mrs. Perhaps tt 11 - tor a t i n y Jack Hess andDavid,Sprtngft.eld, James WUlla and tamUy, Macon, were at the hOme of Mr. and.,. Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. BeiU\Y Lowe percentage or Protestant minis·' • Mra. Cllflor4 Srn!tll ond Nellie, and children, Cleveland; and Mr• ters who are big - name radio ~ • AtllelUI, tOr t\WoksgtviJ¥llloiilot: ~oill Mra. Stout and IAmily, evangel.tata or pastors of very HOVE LAUNDRY ; Mrs. Elbo McKn!glot ol COium· Charleston, W. Va. for dimer 011 large and wealthY congregatlms. But for. the vast majority of buo llj)Ont o weekelll lritllMr.ond Thonksglriov Dol'. Mr'a. D. 0, McKn!glotolll Mr. ond Mrs. Fern Gillogly. FrleTJ:Is and relative& here have received word or the birth ol o aon, Klj> Allen, to Mr. olll . (Wo Aro Not Opon On Sundays) Mrs. Charles Gire (Margaret I Moaler) ot Columbus oo Nov. 12. Tbo llttle onebousister,Ange!e Marie. Grandioorento Include Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moaler, Albany, fonner local residents. I Mr. and Mra. Frank Bobo1 Mr. and Mrl. Reymom Nelson and Oil Lifetime GuarantH On The Sprint Unit. Religion in America and Mrs. Edgar Crabtr~ee· Mtsa Mar)' Maaae)', who 11 in cosco 83-G SEIVItG em World's easiest to put on ••• no fasteners Santa Coming Cl'anddaughter, Valerie Vinaonoi Armeda, Mich., were 11Jankaghinl pata of "his parent&, Mr. FLASHLIGHTS 59~ Raeine Soelal Events Carpenter Mr. and Mra. Max crabtl·eeand xm.. FOR THE MEN ON YOUR LIST News, Notes i - The Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MJddleport, o., T11ursda)', December 12, 1968 anywhtn~ . You aet a husky three-ton Gas eir conditlonina system-includinl normal installation-for os lillie 11 $14.00 a month. There's no down payment . . Gu whole·house air conditionin& for $14.00 a month! I I Sounds JOOd. Tell me more. I I I ""''--,,-------------~ I STRUT[,. - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - -··--,..., I I • I I ------- ... I I .. . THINK Cfl ALa,. THE THINGS YOU CAN CO WITH TH& MONEY You ~VE. GAS MA:I<U ~ IIIG """~ l ' •, ) ' ' �1- ~ Do!b"' 1-.1, r__.Mic!dloport, o.. lbunola7. _ _,.......~~-J,;.::Ie:u:_•••••- Rut/and Garden Club Christmas Party Held , Helidlr UJIII.-.Dta for the 2, 1..20, pvo • - - - ll'om Southeutem Otdo '' UJ Health tbe Upper Room, and ooncluded c.nter, Athena, wtre dl.spil,yed with pr!l1'er. Mra. Chapman waa at lllo ...U Cllrlotmu~~UV ot ille winner Of the lravolln8prlze, lllo Rutlud ~Jerden Club !londo7 Carol IIDalnl! .... enjoyed by aQirt at 1l1e home or Mrs. c. o. tho IJ'OOil with Mrs. E I I Cblpmon. Weboter ot tho orpn. MrL WDThe table arranaements wW lialniOn read a Chriltma• atory 1 be token to lbe -.o bosjllt.llby Mra. Jack Robeon. Welcomed Into the memborlhll> or the club were Mra. Harvey Erlewine aDd Mrs. Victor NeiiOI'I. DuriD& the bullineas meedna prelided over by Mra. Chria Diehl, a· report wa1 glvea on the recent county Christmaa dower """"· and • 1 - (IOIUinlng to it from Mrs. Margaret Ella Lew. ia, chairman, was reacl. A chicken dimer at Crow'a Steak House preeeded the meet. ing. A Cloral piece and t.per-1 centered the dinner table. Mrs. Harry William1011 was (!O...Cba!r, man for the part.y at the Chapman home which waa extensively deeorated inside and out. Gifta for an exchange were placed beneath a ligflted tree. Mrs. C. E. BUbop wu devotional leader and nad from Luke :r;::;;::z Visit of Santa is Highlight of Party A mit lhlmSentaboor!Jvabq IIIII ol toys hlahllchled oput;y slll&ed by the Middl_.t Cburch o:f Christ youth grollll tar the 21 Mr. and Mrs. J o o • - - . For iiJo !lrst limo In lix yooro, an otlbe hmll,)' waatoplher. Pro- lor 1 dlmer wero Mr. ond lin. Ruoaall IIO)'IIonl, Point Ploooont; llr, and 111'1. Daniel Zirkle and dluibloro, Terri Alii and Dell- blo children In CottageRattlleSc:Juth.. eastern Ohio MerUI Health Ce• ter, Alhena, Wednelday nlaht. Each ol theehlldre•n,erellwn Ka.Y. Middleport; .... Paul "N««\<M~~~~ t.fr1. Dale Adam• and Mrs. Dorrell WWie · entertalnocl reconlly with a surprlao iayllto shower honoring MrL Ealbor Mayel. 1be lbower wa1 held at die borne or Mrs. waid Mrs. Bemiee Bailey and Mr1. Lola Morrlam won the pme prizes, and tbe door prize was *""cor. awarded to Mra. Avis Bing. Guests besides those naml::ld were Joyce BJn&. Mrs. Allee Ma¥• and Avice,. Mr1. Irene McGrath, Mill .!*Bie Teaford, Mrs. · Sarah !llencor, Mrs. Fqe Kennedy, Mrs. Pat Thomas, .Mra. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Martha McElroy, Mrs. Eother Wrilhl. Mrs. Ellen Day, Mrs. Doroth.YEPmcer. Mrs. Gladya Spencer, Mrs. Hattie Winner, Mrs. Theresa Meek, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mro. llattlo Frederick, Mrs. Zooa Biggs, Mrs. Karen Young. Others lmld1Dg gifts were Mrs. Class Sponsors Party Patients in the acute intensive care ward at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center Atlleos, were gtveo a holiday party Tueoda.Y nJght by the llomobulldera Class of the Middleport Church ~ Christ. Going to Athena for the party were Mr. and Mrl. Wendell Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, George Null, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr. arX1 Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mrs. Oaby Martin, and Mike Martin. VIsits to tho Allleno hoaplt.ll have been taken on as a mm.thi.Y project by the class. Mrs. 'Ibelma Risley of Athens, the vohmteer service director, joined the group for the ~. and the hospital superintendent welcomed 1he &mda.Y school class. Mike Martin led tho patients in singing carols. There were poems by Denver Rice, Nash, IIDd Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Rice tf<' a story oo holly, aDd Mra. Dinner, Party Held by Class The Loyal Helpers Class o( I b e Asbury Unltod Methodist Church, &Yracuse, met 1\lesda,y allht In the church social room 6:1r a holiday dinner and party. A turkey dinner with all the tr1mmlnga was aerved lollowing table grace by the Rev. Wendell stutter. The room and tables nre decorated in keeping with tbe holiday season. Gifts were presented to Carl Weese, teacher of the class, and Mrs. Frank Winebrenner, the ullstant teacher. Members exchanged gifts. Attending were the Rev. and Mrs. WendeD Stutler, Mr. and Mrs. Weese, Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. DaIDOil Ferrell and daughter, Terrie, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Houdllohol~ Mrs. Ralph RobliOO, Mrs. ~en Damewood, Mn. Allee Capehart, Mrs. Lois Mayes, Mrs. William Eichinger, Miss Mar- Hillary's Feats S~r Edmund Hillary, known chiefly for making the first ascent o( Mt. Everest, was also the first man to reach the South Pole overland s i n c e Capt. Robert F . Scott accomplished the feat in 1912. Before her destruction in June of 1864, the Confederate p.m. Parents onlJ on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions ~ Mr.. H. Claude EYans, 23 Vine 8t.; Michael D. Treida, Rio ~; Barbara Jo Henry, Ka.Daup; Vance Brumfield, Eurt!IU Rt.; Mrs. James v. Gluarn, Rl 1 Bidwell; Lewlo E. utton, No. 7 Court St.; M111 I A. Mullens, Rt. 1 EwiDifa•; llro. Jolin R. Van llckle, RL 1 J;olllp>lts; Mro. Gorr F, Flnlu, jlt. 2 Crown Clcy; Mra. Nolde J;ohntc:m. Rt. 1 GaDipoU.; Char· (oo H. Ramoburg, Mo-; c:~~~­ ~ A, Fitch, Rl I POrtland• ilr-1. FJdm E. Sowera, Jack,..; L, Rooob, Rl I MlddleMra. Jomoa E. McClain, Reedlville; Bobble D. Ham~ ...,., RL 2 WaUIIton; MrL EltiOI' -.....,RL31r<Jnloo;Dovld J- Tbomu, Ook IWI. E . :; lira. - SERVICE , IUPOH IIQUIST) . Our llloal - Mickey Odlda, Denn11 Boas, Sbaron Wilson, Mike Martin, Susie Soolsby, Mark MDyer, Q»aa Mr. David Franklin 110)'1, Berry, Helen and Pat Glaze, YOWJ&OIII ocio Of iiJo Rev. and Mrs. C, E. Hoyt, Boy Cit)>, Mich., lormor(y or Middleport, Will be married oo Dec. ~~ Ill Milo ~­ ole Jeu~~e Mdlonald, dau.Rhter Of Mr. and Mro. Weboler C. McDonald, Jr., Ferndale, Mlcb. Vowo or the CertiiiiOIII' will ho read at B p.m. at the Drayton Avenue Presbyterian Church at 2441 Pine Crest, Well Droylon. A reception Mil be bold there lmmodlately following the cere- Cleaaen Holiday remembrances f o r ahut-ln1 and elderly members of tiJo Trlnlt)> Unltod Cllurcb or Cbrlst wiD be clellvarecl by momben ot Friendly Circle before Chrlltmas. Final i l r r - lor thlo ....... prajoet ..... compl'nleadoy nl&bt *'rinB tho ...U Chrlotmoo put;)' Of tiJo Circle bold .. die home or Mro. Carl Mrs. Kautz presented tbe pro.. tll'om ont!Uod "Tho Story ol Chriltmas" in acrlpture. poet. ry and prote. uKeepin&: Cbrist. masu by Henry Van Dyke and .. The Gitts We hre, •• including tboushts on charley, bospltallt.Y, tnoplrallon, lond lrodlllon, em- START SUNDAY pllaolzed that the true happlnon Of Cbrlotmoo II living In mony ways at aU timea ot tbe year. There waa group aingln, of UJoy to the World" and ''Silent Night" wltlt Mrs, Kautz at the pl. ano. Larp eand.lea at the door greeted tbe guelts as tlley arrived at the Kautz home which \.'15 ,, So Giflable JEWELRY BOXES 6.50 POINSETTIAS Ai«ifKW.~ POTTED PLANTS DUDLEY'S FLORISl warship Alabama had sunk, burned or captured more than 60 Union ships. ' Circle to I Remember I Shut-Ins up Musical was extatalvely decorated. Gifts were exchanpd around • lightod lroo In tho laml(y room. Following the lift exchange, Mrs. Thomaa Young, pre11derrt, served de1sert, and .Mr1. Kautz, the coftee. Aholiday dinner at Crow' a S&eak House preceded the meet-Ing, POWDER BOXES 2. 98up 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. DRESSER SETS Class Dines At Martin FOR THE A $10 conlrlbutloo to tho Middleport firemen• s project of providing Christmas bsokats lor needy families was mad& by the Hearthstone Class ot tho Middleport Flrot Blptlst Cburcbomlng a boilda,y par\y Tueoda,ynlght st the home 0( Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 Smart. The meeting followed a dinner at the Martin Restaurant. A gift waa presented to the Rev. and Mrs. Cllarles Slmoo and lamily. The members exchanged gifts. New officers eJected were Paul Smart, president; John Werner, vice preaidenti Mrs. Mlltm Hood, secretary; Jobn McNeil, trea~­ urer; and Mrs. Paul Smart, Oow. er 8Dd card chairman. A Christmae meditation was given by Mrs. Willis Anthony, devotional leader. The hosts served a dessert course. Attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and .Mra. MD.ton Hood. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker, Mr. and Mra. Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony, and the Rev, Simons and son, Wes. Hong Kong is Ute industrial capital of southeast Asia. "LITTLE WOMAN" SMALL APPLIANCES SUN Discharges ~1. EarlF.BaUey,~a.ROa sa E. Boswell, Mra. Roger L. Buab, !Ira. Harold Coyan, Mrs. Wllllam E, DUlc1n, David A. Edelman, Mra. Paul M. Harmoo., Mrs. J .....1 A, fleatoo, RobortF, Ollver, Mra. Merrill M.. SUnmons Mro. Jolm D. &nllh, John Sommer, David F, Sterling, Saodn K. Tqlor, TilnothJ G. WatDI, Morris M. Wolfe, Mrs. L Rq Nullord, Mro. Rober! E. Corte, Mro. Kemeth .Jarrett. w.' Evacuatloa's Exleal The Allied evacuation of Dunkirk duriDR World War II was begun May 21!, 1940, and was completed June 3, when some 338,000 British, French and Belgian troops reached English ports safely. LEATHER GIFTS 3. 95 up COSTUME JEWELRY 1.00 elft ex- l¥.il:~~:fl:!l' p........,_ Children's Chrlotrnaa Door prizes. · YOUNG DEMOCRAT C I u b regullll' monthly meeting Tburoda,y, 7:30p.m. ot Democrat HeadquarterslnPom01'QY. Billfolds. 3.95 up Lovely 1ewelite COMB & BRUSH SETS nnrrsday Leather 6.50 ) •. • Chriatmas _potluck dinner. 6 :3G p.m. 'lllllrllda.Y, homo ol Julia Hysell, Syracuse; bring a secret pal gift and lood lor ilro Cbriotmoo baskoto lor underprlvUeged. EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOtnsn, · Men's Justin Genuine Gifls lo Thrill MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES Leather Billfolds. 3.95 up Ladles' Justin Genuine Leather Clutch Purses l!ld Handba1s 4.98 up Lovely Chrislmas Selecrton Christmas Indoor & Outar Up Clocks Make Fine Gifts Wind& Eledrlc Trael Cloclls Kitchen Clocks SEll dll)' OYanlna Mr. and Mro. WD- Protei!IBioral Women'• C I u b llom Pullins UJd lamlly enter. Christmas party Tueacloynlghtot lalnod wltlt a dlmor IO< her par- the home of Mr1. Arthur strau11 onto and dlo RobortFrlcklaml(y, So. Third Ave., Middleport. Mr. and Mro. Alex Gordner Animated choir 1ingera w i t h ar Dayton were weekend guelta blinking ca..Ues, a movtne reinor her 1011, William Pullins, UJd deer, and alarpChristrna•card family. on the porch orthe Strauss horne Mr. and Mro. NoriiWI Ftal>or SeneeariUe were recent vlal101'1 Oftbolr 5011-ln-lowancl-tar, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wamsley, and other relallvoo lncludlnl lllo Paorl 1\loro laml(y. ~ Carmel News By the Day BROWNING Automatic Shoquns "SWEET 16" The Lilht Wellht llcldel Prices Stort At 2.25 By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mrs. Delores Owens, Jack Noon and Billy Dye ~ Columbua were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mrs. DoUy Wolfe and lamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush entertained Tbankoglvlng Day the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Doo Beegle and Zane. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Par1001!1 at Negley, OhJo, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst and family at Niles, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade, Kim and Gene Early or Troy, 0., accompanied Mrs. E d n a greeted the gues&tf. lis lhe.)l arrhed. The doorway of twinkling stars Cramed 1 deerandpinetree decoration. Interior d~contlon11 included white rose lights entwined around the bannister of the stah'Wa.Y. a miniature snow tree, and an ani- mated decontion carrylngoutthe theme '"Christml.s Eve at t h e North Pole." It 'featured Santa a~ his reindeer movtngacroasa sk.)l of twinkling stars, s..ru•s helper.i at work, and a bonfire spcUing smoke. Donations Made To Two Families Donations of money were made to two needy !amities at the Ul· nual Christmas meeting of the Laurel Clttr Better Health Club recently. Club members dined at the Martin Restaurant preceding the meeting at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Eblin. The Eblin home was extensi\'ely decorated for the altair. Membera exchanged gifts. There was group alng:log or carols and g-dJTles with prizes being awarded to the winner. Mrs. Nellla Barton, a guest, joined the 16 members for the dimer par - The automated Christmas scenes are crutionsotMr. Arth-ur Strausa who has mide original contribuUons to this artamually lor more than 20 years. He ls an owner of the Twin City Machine Shop, W. Main St., Pc:meroy, Mrs. Lucille SWackhamer led the group in singing Christmas carols, Mn. Betty Conkle read the story of the birth of Christ frmt the Bible, and the •• Miracle of the Manger" was present· ed by Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Games were p~edwithprizes being won by Mrs. Loretta Saelens and Mrs. Barbara Grimm. Miss Olga Pierrotl won the door prize. A game of matching cards was used in the gift exchange. Guests at the party were Mrs. Nora Wilson, Mrs. Connie Swisher, Mrs, Jane Brown, and Mrs. Grimm. Refreshments were served from a table decorated ina green and red color scheme. A spiral of poinsettia lights were used on the table. Mrs. Conkle presided at the coffee s e r v i c e. Sal"llwiches, Christmas torte, nuts, punch and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ann Bailey, M r s. Grace Pratt, Mrs. Farie Kenne~ dy, Mrs. Jean Moore, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Rose Reynolds, and Mrs. Swackhamer. dy Craig and other relatives at New Haven Hts., W, Va. Thoma& Beckner of San Diego, Calif., is visiting his grandmoth· er, Mrs. Vandora Knighting. Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mn. Ray Heiney were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Craig and Lisa and Todd of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heiney called at U!e Chambers Funeral Home at Ravenswood, W. Va., to pay respect to their aunt, Mrs. Belle Davis wllo passed away. 3PC. INCREDIBLE EDIBLES ONLY J•Uk Holda 'til CllrWIMI! ..... Reg. $8.88, Now E-Z BAlE Before Its Too Late Order Clri OVEN Only COMPLETE LINE WHEEL GOODS BIKES .... .... ...... .. ...... From $29.88 WAGONS.. ............ Ffom $2.65-$13.75 TRIKES...... .. From sa.aa Film • BaHerlu Flash Bulk lllestem l)uto At Low Prices Best Photo Service MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS CHRISTMAS • ·.~ .....-....-- .. - - · ..,.,.,............ <•: Give Her The Pair W AND night, home or Mra. Santa Suggests David Mlller, Mrs. J. 0. Bu. del, hoatel&e.s; Mn. Theodore T. Reed, the prognm. PAST COUNCILORS, Thoodorus COODCD 17, D. ol A., 6:30 p.m. Thuradoy, Trlni(J' Unital Church o1 Christ lor dlruw ~~UV; •1 gift excbinge. ElEANOR CIRCLE, Hooth Uni~ Melllo:llst Cbu:rch, home ol Mro. Keith Goble, 7:30 Thurodi.Y; $1 gift exchanpj hostesaea, Mra. Goble, Mrs. Ernie Fraser, and Mrl. Larry Edwards. ROCK SPRINGS, G r a n·g e, Chrlolmas potluck, 6:30 p. m. Thuradoy at tho haD; Pl'OIP'OIII to loiJCM. FRIDAY JITNEY SUPPER, Eaotem Hi1h School clteterla, aerviJW !rom 5 to 7 p, m. bsloro Federal Hockl111: baskedJal.l eamr. IPODswt.d by junior clan; menu, Wor_n• Swishor, Horolcl Lohse, and McCulloch ora y - friendly phar01oclot• at Swiohar & Lohsa Reaall Drugs. Thoy have lo,w p.._scrlptlon prices and prompt ..rvfc• and dis• co•nt clru' prices ~·••n clays • weolr.. .,oNPDEJNIYDAIL Y I AM TO ·ro PM ..1 10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM 5PMT09PM ' ... 399.95 A Gift Subscrlptloa For THE DAILY SENTINEL Maytag Wringer Washer World Famous Dependability Since 1907 generations of wringer washer users have learned the meaning of dependability- from Maytag wringer W88hers. They've served reliably ln millions of hollliiB. For yeara women have praised Maytag wringer washers for clean, gentle home laundering. Large loads ar~ lwtdled with ease. Best of all, Maytag does its job day WILL Be A Gift For The Whole Maytag wringer washers. 1 steak, ehlcken, noodles, trimmlnp. SYRACUSE Ladleo APxlllary amual Chrlstma1 dlmer, 8:30 FrldQ, Baill)' 1 1 Re1taurut;pr. IJ'im and OX<haDao ol lillla to folloR' at ~rtera, Syra• eu1e Munlclpal Park. -m "MAIL" Subscription Rates Hl&b · S<booi,IIIIU """'"'"' odanceSotur<ll1; tiSO to mldnl&b~ Roclno Junior Hl&b Scbool; tha "Next Ia Une" prO-vtdea the muah:; Citen to tho public, . MONDAY !IIDDLEPORT Gordon Qllb, m., hllme M r 1o · ... amllll 1 YEAR .. .. .. .. .. $10.00 .. .... . . . . . a... .for I eaellllt . wbleh llt!Dd ... yean -llll!;llaipllon to Tile D11ly Sentinel to: . I IIAftAe MOOII. Ql. Ttl• RH1I ~.... ,lliOMII wail!• ..,... ll'atlll•. lit• MIIIIHIN alw111hiv11 hill h~•. •oro, k"p•· wotw hotte.-. O(t;.., Hhtgild 114. ~·, t1d111M :SIIIIple1.h ftHM Wflnt., . .4.tfiulhl~lo I f • .. .' The Dependable Gift That Keeps Giving Year After Year! in-day out. Designed for long life and dependable perfonnance- : MAnAo MCaiL J2L Porc•'-in·etton).t.._.&fMI '""'" tv~ ""'ith •lttro capodty. Moytae Uyrof9RI~ -•hint ottioft. Moyfctt wrint..- f.-oturw tfto ••· du1lft on• "-d, .n• 10ft roll to ~-.-. • • • wator. SMi-nt trap hoW• tllt't, s.t- . , ' "HoME OF SERVICE" ' FOR Make Her Happy With A .\~............... ·• ...... .. .. POMEROY \) COMPLETE LINE OF SMALL t.v. " N··.............. . ......... .......... 0. EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN ST . News, Events HarrY Moore; Mra. Moore, Mrs. SENIOR, CLASS. The Good Kind ... General Elecbic Apple Grove Enjoying the day with Mrs. Mary Circle Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Wllliam Perry aM children of Hollon, 0,, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce, of Athens, Mrs. George Circle and daughters of Ashland, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle anddaughterofColum· bus, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle ot New Haven, W. VL, snd Ricky Circle of Charleston, W, Va. The Dwight Swepston lamUy ol Columbus spent Sunday w I t h Ralph Lee and the Robert Lee Roush to her home Saturda,y and loml(y. ' spent the weekend with Mr, and Eimle Brinker, WUIIom Corl.,. Mrs. Herbert Rouah l.nd other ton, Betty Van Meter, Margaret relattvea. Ann carleton and Patrick visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush at the heme ol Mr. and Mrs. Orvy and F IU'e of Mansfield, spent the Galner ot Hebron on Sunday. weekend with relatives. Mrs. Robert Lee and clllldren, Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and Bob Bill and Becky spent Thanks- Romie of NOes, Mr. and Mn. givif11: with Mr. and Mre. Roger Pete Durst ol Ravenswood, w. Grueser and family at Logan, Va., spent Frlda,y wltb Mr. and Clyde Salser was dlmer guest Mrs. Russell Rou1h and Mr. and ofEunle Brinker. Wutiamcarle-- Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. ton, Betty Van Meter, Pltrickand Mrs. Gladys Shields has reMargaret Ann Carleton, Thanka- turned to her home at Letart g!vl:w Day. Falla. Carl Circle ot COlwnbus and Mrs. Floyd Norris spent the DiJde Circle of Athena apent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gra~ weekelll with their pilrents, Mr. am Mrs. Homer Circle. ~..Ung the weekerd at t h e had as guest.& during the week Homer Circle home were Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young Mrs. Doyle Mutt! and lamU. ol and laj!Ji(y ol Sydney, 0. ErritJ' Schrech6~st f)f Park- r MacedOrii(. O." ,'Mr; anc1 Mrs. Har. old Circle ud family, Racine, ersburg sPent Thursday night R. D. They also vlsltod with Mr. with Eunie Brinker, Erm1l, Betand Mrs. Robert Harden and fam- ty Van Meter and Mrs. Brinker called. on Ernest and Estella ily of Neue Settlement Mr. and Mra. EdiCI'I Rouah Cllrk, Racine. SATURDAY AND BULBS A GOLD STAR STORE Set. and Mrs. Robert E, Frick and TOmmy, loll Mondo)' J.o:xtenal ve holiday deeorattons ior Corollno Boaeh, N. C. lfler felituriiJI animated l'liiiJUres ere~ vlaltlnc here with hlo parento, ated a festJve setting for the a• Mr. and MrL Paul Frick. &u>. nu~l Middleport Business and A Meaage to the Men! MEIGS SALON 710, 8 8Dd 40, PROCTOR TOASTERS MIXERS PERCOLATORS ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS IRONS ELEC. OYENS HAIR DRYERS THURSDAY PORTLAND Homemakers Club, Tburadoy, an da,y, pot. luck dlmer at bome, borne ol Mr·1. Ruth Eberablch; PAPER MATE PEN & PENCIL SETS ·--------------------~ nelday. 5.50 We Sell Only The:~-,, GOOD BRANDS! AT REASONABLE PRICES! Automated Scenes Feature Strauss Home Decorations bers. Revival service• will start &Inday at 7:30 p.m• .at the Plants Memorial t.llurch on. the Radne Letart Road.. The Rev. L. R. Conger, Jr., Sandyville, W, Va., wW oonduct services. The pastor Is the .Rev. Edward Grlfflth. tf!!IB! 9 - Tbo llllb Somi..l, P,...rO)'·Middlepor4 0., Thuracloy, Decombor 12, 19611 Pr:oeram books tor the new yoor made by Mrs. Leonard J.,. ell were distributed 1.0 tbe mem~ The Rev. Mr. Hoyt 1s a formsr j)8Stor ol tho Middleport Firat Baptist Church. ~VICES 1 Kautz. Hearthstone World's oldest lllbway i_s Elclool ·E, Sowwa, Jock- that of L o n tl o n, En!PJliKI. """' daulbter, 8:08 p.m. Wod- opened In llll3. • Claan.... m...,, You'll Be Glad You Did! , Holzer Medical Center; First VIJidng hours 2-4 and 7..8 DIY .OWII4G to Slwp Our Selection- ~ve. A Marry Chrl1tma1, u t Jewellte · eta Karr, Mrs. Orville Crooks, lllra. Evelyn Stowe, Mrs. Wlnebreaner. and lJoyd Jenkins. Allee ~cer, Mrs. Norma Cain, Ml.os Marilyn Karr, Mrs. Mary Barnhart, Mrs. Pat Mays, and Miss Barbara McGrath. Mary Martin. As tbe ar<q1 loft the .,._., . tile ehlldren Mill "We·-Wiah You 2-Hour· Wed Dec. 28th · Is Surprise Given Mrs. Barnhart Shower entitled "A Bleoed Cbrlotmu, The ~· and a poem, ••Let U1 Keep c::JuUtmaa. u Mr11. Lawrence M1lboan p.ve an article 011 ··What to Do in JIIUI:rY."' &iowball eake, minta, nutl, Mrs. Mary Bllmhart waa ~ cofl'ee aDd _punch were served to ored recently with a surprtaem,ythe 18 membera aUendln.g the ette shower at the IMXne ol Mrs. put;y. The hoateasea nre aa- Esther Maya with Miss Marllyn olllocl In IIOl'Ying by Mrs. Fred Karr as the co-hostess. Wllliam801'1 and Mrs. Webster. Gimes were pli,Yed, prizes beoFavon were miniature Santa i rc won by Mrs. Bernke Bailey, Claus faces made by Mrs. Har- Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes, an:l M r s. ry Wwtamsm. Waid ~ncer, Mrs. Martha Me· Attending beBJ.de-a those na.m- Elroy received the door prize. ed were Mn. C. E. Bishop, Mrs. A l:ruit salad course was serv~ I\OIIert Canaday, Mr•. Jooah Cot· ed by the hostesses after M r a. terW, Mrs. Guy Larkin, Mrs. Barnhart opened her gifts. Rua,q:ll Little, Mrs. James Nlch~ Atten:ting besides those rmned. ol1011, Mrs. Roy Snowden, M:n. were Mrs. Linda Spencer, Mrs. Plul WinD, Mrs. Vernon Weber, Dotothy Fischer and Terry, Mrs. Mrs. Charlea Amos, and Mrs. Margaret Teaford, Katlcy and SuCarl Denlooo. sie, Mrs. Lois Morrison, Mrs. Velma Barnhart, Mrs. G o I d 1 e Frederick, Mrs. Mae ~ncer, Mra. Zona Biggs, Mrs, Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Alice ~ncer, Mrs. Avis Bing and Joyce, Mrs. Gladys Spencer, Mrs. Linda Yeauaer talked on the poinsettia. Fitch, Mrs. Ruth Durst and Mrs, The class presented g1tts 0( Ka,ye Kennedy. a tie, a handkerchief, a comb, Others presenting gifts to Mrs, stationary, pencil, stamps, gum Barnhart "ere Mrs. Mona Sor· and . a date book to the male pa- dan, Mrs. Pst Thomas, Mrs. tients, and jewelry, lipstick, sa- lrere McGnth m::l Barbara, Mrs. chet, gum, and stationary to the Judy Sloter, Mrs. Phyllis Sa• women. Each on.e waa alao given ders, Mrs. Edith Bing and Mrs. a pouDd and a hall ~ candy. Rheda Bing. For the part;y the class made Christmas cards into name tags. PLAN BAKE SALE Cookies, hOmemade candy, KoolThe Jolly Green Giants 4-H Aid, and an apple "ere served Club will stage a bake sale at during a. concluding social hour. the Robinson's Dry Cleaners in The candy for the party was made Middleport boglmlng at 9 a. m. by Mrs. Lena Bunce. Saturda,y. dlreo Bifta and a troot !rom the decon.Uona and let the chUdren church~- Thel'werepreaent-- trim their own tree. There we1 ed Testamenta, foun&aln pena, IJ'QCI ••natne ot carols and atutred antmab, and model car&, roldi!WB oo Cbrlo-• by Danny a tanprtne and a candy cane. Abbott and COIIIy BaUey. HCJmelllade cookies, eandy, tee !like Martin tQOl< tho roleorSoncream and Kooi-Aid were 1erved. to Claus and dlatrlbutod ille IIIIa Candy 'ftl lolllor later thlo week. to tile )'OUI1Kitel'l. '""' yoodl gi'OIII tQOl< olroe and Tho chlldron played records, bod pi_.,. ramo a, and vloltodwl1h tho Ml4dloport gr<Ktl. Golll!l to Athens lor U.IIUV wore Danny and Roger ~ Shower Given · David Hoyt llll)'nonl, julll reeellti)o dlocborpd ll'om tho Air Force otter a tour or dut;f 1n Germany. C&liiJ Batley, KotiiJ J!unco, n .. Fra,. Tr"llll, ·we~Gorloeb and Suaoll, Tol'1')' Ohl•t and Netrl, J;rl Beaver, Rita · Clad, Jon Blarn, KeunJ Walten, Leta no:d, Grear Stewart, Georao Nosh, Rick &nd l)obblo TriPlett, Mr. and !Ira. Lorry MorTioon, I- PH!IfE. 773·.5592 . .- MASON FU.RNITURE • MaSGII CountJ' s Laraest Martq o.ll. �1- ~ Do!b"' 1-.1, r__.Mic!dloport, o.. lbunola7. _ _,.......~~-J,;.::Ie:u:_•••••- Rut/and Garden Club Christmas Party Held , Helidlr UJIII.-.Dta for the 2, 1..20, pvo • - - - ll'om Southeutem Otdo '' UJ Health tbe Upper Room, and ooncluded c.nter, Athena, wtre dl.spil,yed with pr!l1'er. Mra. Chapman waa at lllo ...U Cllrlotmu~~UV ot ille winner Of the lravolln8prlze, lllo Rutlud ~Jerden Club !londo7 Carol IIDalnl! .... enjoyed by aQirt at 1l1e home or Mrs. c. o. tho IJ'OOil with Mrs. E I I Cblpmon. Weboter ot tho orpn. MrL WDThe table arranaements wW lialniOn read a Chriltma• atory 1 be token to lbe -.o bosjllt.llby Mra. Jack Robeon. Welcomed Into the memborlhll> or the club were Mra. Harvey Erlewine aDd Mrs. Victor NeiiOI'I. DuriD& the bullineas meedna prelided over by Mra. Chria Diehl, a· report wa1 glvea on the recent county Christmaa dower """"· and • 1 - (IOIUinlng to it from Mrs. Margaret Ella Lew. ia, chairman, was reacl. A chicken dimer at Crow'a Steak House preeeded the meet. ing. A Cloral piece and t.per-1 centered the dinner table. Mrs. Harry William1011 was (!O...Cba!r, man for the part.y at the Chapman home which waa extensively deeorated inside and out. Gifta for an exchange were placed beneath a ligflted tree. Mrs. C. E. BUbop wu devotional leader and nad from Luke :r;::;;::z Visit of Santa is Highlight of Party A mit lhlmSentaboor!Jvabq IIIII ol toys hlahllchled oput;y slll&ed by the Middl_.t Cburch o:f Christ youth grollll tar the 21 Mr. and Mrs. J o o • - - . For iiJo !lrst limo In lix yooro, an otlbe hmll,)' waatoplher. Pro- lor 1 dlmer wero Mr. ond lin. Ruoaall IIO)'IIonl, Point Ploooont; llr, and 111'1. Daniel Zirkle and dluibloro, Terri Alii and Dell- blo children In CottageRattlleSc:Juth.. eastern Ohio MerUI Health Ce• ter, Alhena, Wednelday nlaht. Each ol theehlldre•n,erellwn Ka.Y. Middleport; .... Paul "N««\<M~~~~ t.fr1. Dale Adam• and Mrs. Dorrell WWie · entertalnocl reconlly with a surprlao iayllto shower honoring MrL Ealbor Mayel. 1be lbower wa1 held at die borne or Mrs. waid Mrs. Bemiee Bailey and Mr1. Lola Morrlam won the pme prizes, and tbe door prize was *""cor. awarded to Mra. Avis Bing. Guests besides those naml::ld were Joyce BJn&. Mrs. Allee Ma¥• and Avice,. Mr1. Irene McGrath, Mill .!*Bie Teaford, Mrs. · Sarah !llencor, Mrs. Fqe Kennedy, Mrs. Pat Thomas, .Mra. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Martha McElroy, Mrs. Eother Wrilhl. Mrs. Ellen Day, Mrs. Doroth.YEPmcer. Mrs. Gladya Spencer, Mrs. Hattie Winner, Mrs. Theresa Meek, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mro. llattlo Frederick, Mrs. Zooa Biggs, Mrs. Karen Young. Others lmld1Dg gifts were Mrs. Class Sponsors Party Patients in the acute intensive care ward at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center Atlleos, were gtveo a holiday party Tueoda.Y nJght by the llomobulldera Class of the Middleport Church ~ Christ. Going to Athena for the party were Mr. and Mrl. Wendell Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, George Null, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr. arX1 Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mrs. Oaby Martin, and Mike Martin. VIsits to tho Allleno hoaplt.ll have been taken on as a mm.thi.Y project by the class. Mrs. 'Ibelma Risley of Athens, the vohmteer service director, joined the group for the ~. and the hospital superintendent welcomed 1he &mda.Y school class. Mike Martin led tho patients in singing carols. There were poems by Denver Rice, Nash, IIDd Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Rice tf<' a story oo holly, aDd Mra. Dinner, Party Held by Class The Loyal Helpers Class o( I b e Asbury Unltod Methodist Church, &Yracuse, met 1\lesda,y allht In the church social room 6:1r a holiday dinner and party. A turkey dinner with all the tr1mmlnga was aerved lollowing table grace by the Rev. Wendell stutter. The room and tables nre decorated in keeping with tbe holiday season. Gifts were presented to Carl Weese, teacher of the class, and Mrs. Frank Winebrenner, the ullstant teacher. Members exchanged gifts. Attending were the Rev. and Mrs. WendeD Stutler, Mr. and Mrs. Weese, Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. DaIDOil Ferrell and daughter, Terrie, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Houdllohol~ Mrs. Ralph RobliOO, Mrs. ~en Damewood, Mn. Allee Capehart, Mrs. Lois Mayes, Mrs. William Eichinger, Miss Mar- Hillary's Feats S~r Edmund Hillary, known chiefly for making the first ascent o( Mt. Everest, was also the first man to reach the South Pole overland s i n c e Capt. Robert F . Scott accomplished the feat in 1912. Before her destruction in June of 1864, the Confederate p.m. Parents onlJ on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions ~ Mr.. H. Claude EYans, 23 Vine 8t.; Michael D. Treida, Rio ~; Barbara Jo Henry, Ka.Daup; Vance Brumfield, Eurt!IU Rt.; Mrs. James v. Gluarn, Rl 1 Bidwell; Lewlo E. utton, No. 7 Court St.; M111 I A. Mullens, Rt. 1 EwiDifa•; llro. Jolin R. Van llckle, RL 1 J;olllp>lts; Mro. Gorr F, Flnlu, jlt. 2 Crown Clcy; Mra. Nolde J;ohntc:m. Rt. 1 GaDipoU.; Char· (oo H. Ramoburg, Mo-; c:~~~­ ~ A, Fitch, Rl I POrtland• ilr-1. FJdm E. Sowera, Jack,..; L, Rooob, Rl I MlddleMra. Jomoa E. McClain, Reedlville; Bobble D. Ham~ ...,., RL 2 WaUIIton; MrL EltiOI' -.....,RL31r<Jnloo;Dovld J- Tbomu, Ook IWI. E . :; lira. - SERVICE , IUPOH IIQUIST) . Our llloal - Mickey Odlda, Denn11 Boas, Sbaron Wilson, Mike Martin, Susie Soolsby, Mark MDyer, Q»aa Mr. David Franklin 110)'1, Berry, Helen and Pat Glaze, YOWJ&OIII ocio Of iiJo Rev. and Mrs. C, E. Hoyt, Boy Cit)>, Mich., lormor(y or Middleport, Will be married oo Dec. ~~ Ill Milo ~­ ole Jeu~~e Mdlonald, dau.Rhter Of Mr. and Mro. Weboler C. McDonald, Jr., Ferndale, Mlcb. Vowo or the CertiiiiOIII' will ho read at B p.m. at the Drayton Avenue Presbyterian Church at 2441 Pine Crest, Well Droylon. A reception Mil be bold there lmmodlately following the cere- Cleaaen Holiday remembrances f o r ahut-ln1 and elderly members of tiJo Trlnlt)> Unltod Cllurcb or Cbrlst wiD be clellvarecl by momben ot Friendly Circle before Chrlltmas. Final i l r r - lor thlo ....... prajoet ..... compl'nleadoy nl&bt *'rinB tho ...U Chrlotmoo put;)' Of tiJo Circle bold .. die home or Mro. Carl Mrs. Kautz presented tbe pro.. tll'om ont!Uod "Tho Story ol Chriltmas" in acrlpture. poet. ry and prote. uKeepin&: Cbrist. masu by Henry Van Dyke and .. The Gitts We hre, •• including tboushts on charley, bospltallt.Y, tnoplrallon, lond lrodlllon, em- START SUNDAY pllaolzed that the true happlnon Of Cbrlotmoo II living In mony ways at aU timea ot tbe year. There waa group aingln, of UJoy to the World" and ''Silent Night" wltlt Mrs, Kautz at the pl. ano. Larp eand.lea at the door greeted tbe guelts as tlley arrived at the Kautz home which \.'15 ,, So Giflable JEWELRY BOXES 6.50 POINSETTIAS Ai«ifKW.~ POTTED PLANTS DUDLEY'S FLORISl warship Alabama had sunk, burned or captured more than 60 Union ships. ' Circle to I Remember I Shut-Ins up Musical was extatalvely decorated. Gifts were exchanpd around • lightod lroo In tho laml(y room. Following the lift exchange, Mrs. Thomaa Young, pre11derrt, served de1sert, and .Mr1. Kautz, the coftee. Aholiday dinner at Crow' a S&eak House preceded the meet-Ing, POWDER BOXES 2. 98up 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. DRESSER SETS Class Dines At Martin FOR THE A $10 conlrlbutloo to tho Middleport firemen• s project of providing Christmas bsokats lor needy families was mad& by the Hearthstone Class ot tho Middleport Flrot Blptlst Cburcbomlng a boilda,y par\y Tueoda,ynlght st the home 0( Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 Smart. The meeting followed a dinner at the Martin Restaurant. A gift waa presented to the Rev. and Mrs. Cllarles Slmoo and lamily. The members exchanged gifts. New officers eJected were Paul Smart, president; John Werner, vice preaidenti Mrs. Mlltm Hood, secretary; Jobn McNeil, trea~­ urer; and Mrs. Paul Smart, Oow. er 8Dd card chairman. A Christmae meditation was given by Mrs. Willis Anthony, devotional leader. The hosts served a dessert course. Attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and .Mra. MD.ton Hood. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker, Mr. and Mra. Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony, and the Rev, Simons and son, Wes. Hong Kong is Ute industrial capital of southeast Asia. "LITTLE WOMAN" SMALL APPLIANCES SUN Discharges ~1. EarlF.BaUey,~a.ROa sa E. Boswell, Mra. Roger L. Buab, !Ira. Harold Coyan, Mrs. Wllllam E, DUlc1n, David A. Edelman, Mra. Paul M. Harmoo., Mrs. J .....1 A, fleatoo, RobortF, Ollver, Mra. Merrill M.. SUnmons Mro. Jolm D. &nllh, John Sommer, David F, Sterling, Saodn K. Tqlor, TilnothJ G. WatDI, Morris M. Wolfe, Mrs. L Rq Nullord, Mro. Rober! E. Corte, Mro. Kemeth .Jarrett. w.' Evacuatloa's Exleal The Allied evacuation of Dunkirk duriDR World War II was begun May 21!, 1940, and was completed June 3, when some 338,000 British, French and Belgian troops reached English ports safely. LEATHER GIFTS 3. 95 up COSTUME JEWELRY 1.00 elft ex- l¥.il:~~:fl:!l' p........,_ Children's Chrlotrnaa Door prizes. · YOUNG DEMOCRAT C I u b regullll' monthly meeting Tburoda,y, 7:30p.m. ot Democrat HeadquarterslnPom01'QY. Billfolds. 3.95 up Lovely 1ewelite COMB & BRUSH SETS nnrrsday Leather 6.50 ) •. • Chriatmas _potluck dinner. 6 :3G p.m. 'lllllrllda.Y, homo ol Julia Hysell, Syracuse; bring a secret pal gift and lood lor ilro Cbriotmoo baskoto lor underprlvUeged. EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOtnsn, · Men's Justin Genuine Gifls lo Thrill MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES Leather Billfolds. 3.95 up Ladles' Justin Genuine Leather Clutch Purses l!ld Handba1s 4.98 up Lovely Chrislmas Selecrton Christmas Indoor & Outar Up Clocks Make Fine Gifts Wind& Eledrlc Trael Cloclls Kitchen Clocks SEll dll)' OYanlna Mr. and Mro. WD- Protei!IBioral Women'• C I u b llom Pullins UJd lamlly enter. Christmas party Tueacloynlghtot lalnod wltlt a dlmor IO< her par- the home of Mr1. Arthur strau11 onto and dlo RobortFrlcklaml(y, So. Third Ave., Middleport. Mr. and Mro. Alex Gordner Animated choir 1ingera w i t h ar Dayton were weekend guelta blinking ca..Ues, a movtne reinor her 1011, William Pullins, UJd deer, and alarpChristrna•card family. on the porch orthe Strauss horne Mr. and Mro. NoriiWI Ftal>or SeneeariUe were recent vlal101'1 Oftbolr 5011-ln-lowancl-tar, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wamsley, and other relallvoo lncludlnl lllo Paorl 1\loro laml(y. ~ Carmel News By the Day BROWNING Automatic Shoquns "SWEET 16" The Lilht Wellht llcldel Prices Stort At 2.25 By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mrs. Delores Owens, Jack Noon and Billy Dye ~ Columbua were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mrs. DoUy Wolfe and lamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush entertained Tbankoglvlng Day the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Doo Beegle and Zane. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Par1001!1 at Negley, OhJo, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst and family at Niles, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade, Kim and Gene Early or Troy, 0., accompanied Mrs. E d n a greeted the gues&tf. lis lhe.)l arrhed. The doorway of twinkling stars Cramed 1 deerandpinetree decoration. Interior d~contlon11 included white rose lights entwined around the bannister of the stah'Wa.Y. a miniature snow tree, and an ani- mated decontion carrylngoutthe theme '"Christml.s Eve at t h e North Pole." It 'featured Santa a~ his reindeer movtngacroasa sk.)l of twinkling stars, s..ru•s helper.i at work, and a bonfire spcUing smoke. Donations Made To Two Families Donations of money were made to two needy !amities at the Ul· nual Christmas meeting of the Laurel Clttr Better Health Club recently. Club members dined at the Martin Restaurant preceding the meeting at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Eblin. The Eblin home was extensi\'ely decorated for the altair. Membera exchanged gifts. There was group alng:log or carols and g-dJTles with prizes being awarded to the winner. Mrs. Nellla Barton, a guest, joined the 16 members for the dimer par - The automated Christmas scenes are crutionsotMr. Arth-ur Strausa who has mide original contribuUons to this artamually lor more than 20 years. He ls an owner of the Twin City Machine Shop, W. Main St., Pc:meroy, Mrs. Lucille SWackhamer led the group in singing Christmas carols, Mn. Betty Conkle read the story of the birth of Christ frmt the Bible, and the •• Miracle of the Manger" was present· ed by Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Games were p~edwithprizes being won by Mrs. Loretta Saelens and Mrs. Barbara Grimm. Miss Olga Pierrotl won the door prize. A game of matching cards was used in the gift exchange. Guests at the party were Mrs. Nora Wilson, Mrs. Connie Swisher, Mrs, Jane Brown, and Mrs. Grimm. Refreshments were served from a table decorated ina green and red color scheme. A spiral of poinsettia lights were used on the table. Mrs. Conkle presided at the coffee s e r v i c e. Sal"llwiches, Christmas torte, nuts, punch and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ann Bailey, M r s. Grace Pratt, Mrs. Farie Kenne~ dy, Mrs. Jean Moore, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Rose Reynolds, and Mrs. Swackhamer. dy Craig and other relatives at New Haven Hts., W, Va. Thoma& Beckner of San Diego, Calif., is visiting his grandmoth· er, Mrs. Vandora Knighting. Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mn. Ray Heiney were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Craig and Lisa and Todd of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heiney called at U!e Chambers Funeral Home at Ravenswood, W. Va., to pay respect to their aunt, Mrs. Belle Davis wllo passed away. 3PC. INCREDIBLE EDIBLES ONLY J•Uk Holda 'til CllrWIMI! ..... Reg. $8.88, Now E-Z BAlE Before Its Too Late Order Clri OVEN Only COMPLETE LINE WHEEL GOODS BIKES .... .... ...... .. ...... From $29.88 WAGONS.. ............ Ffom $2.65-$13.75 TRIKES...... .. From sa.aa Film • BaHerlu Flash Bulk lllestem l)uto At Low Prices Best Photo Service MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS CHRISTMAS • ·.~ .....-....-- .. - - · ..,.,.,............ <•: Give Her The Pair W AND night, home or Mra. Santa Suggests David Mlller, Mrs. J. 0. Bu. del, hoatel&e.s; Mn. Theodore T. Reed, the prognm. PAST COUNCILORS, Thoodorus COODCD 17, D. ol A., 6:30 p.m. Thuradoy, Trlni(J' Unital Church o1 Christ lor dlruw ~~UV; •1 gift excbinge. ElEANOR CIRCLE, Hooth Uni~ Melllo:llst Cbu:rch, home ol Mro. Keith Goble, 7:30 Thurodi.Y; $1 gift exchanpj hostesaea, Mra. Goble, Mrs. Ernie Fraser, and Mrl. Larry Edwards. ROCK SPRINGS, G r a n·g e, Chrlolmas potluck, 6:30 p. m. Thuradoy at tho haD; Pl'OIP'OIII to loiJCM. FRIDAY JITNEY SUPPER, Eaotem Hi1h School clteterla, aerviJW !rom 5 to 7 p, m. bsloro Federal Hockl111: baskedJal.l eamr. IPODswt.d by junior clan; menu, Wor_n• Swishor, Horolcl Lohse, and McCulloch ora y - friendly phar01oclot• at Swiohar & Lohsa Reaall Drugs. Thoy have lo,w p.._scrlptlon prices and prompt ..rvfc• and dis• co•nt clru' prices ~·••n clays • weolr.. .,oNPDEJNIYDAIL Y I AM TO ·ro PM ..1 10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM 5PMT09PM ' ... 399.95 A Gift Subscrlptloa For THE DAILY SENTINEL Maytag Wringer Washer World Famous Dependability Since 1907 generations of wringer washer users have learned the meaning of dependability- from Maytag wringer W88hers. They've served reliably ln millions of hollliiB. For yeara women have praised Maytag wringer washers for clean, gentle home laundering. Large loads ar~ lwtdled with ease. Best of all, Maytag does its job day WILL Be A Gift For The Whole Maytag wringer washers. 1 steak, ehlcken, noodles, trimmlnp. SYRACUSE Ladleo APxlllary amual Chrlstma1 dlmer, 8:30 FrldQ, Baill)' 1 1 Re1taurut;pr. IJ'im and OX<haDao ol lillla to folloR' at ~rtera, Syra• eu1e Munlclpal Park. -m "MAIL" Subscription Rates Hl&b · S<booi,IIIIU """'"'"' odanceSotur<ll1; tiSO to mldnl&b~ Roclno Junior Hl&b Scbool; tha "Next Ia Une" prO-vtdea the muah:; Citen to tho public, . MONDAY !IIDDLEPORT Gordon Qllb, m., hllme M r 1o · ... amllll 1 YEAR .. .. .. .. .. $10.00 .. .... . . . . . a... .for I eaellllt . wbleh llt!Dd ... yean -llll!;llaipllon to Tile D11ly Sentinel to: . I IIAftAe MOOII. Ql. Ttl• RH1I ~.... ,lliOMII wail!• ..,... ll'atlll•. lit• MIIIIHIN alw111hiv11 hill h~•. •oro, k"p•· wotw hotte.-. O(t;.., Hhtgild 114. ~·, t1d111M :SIIIIple1.h ftHM Wflnt., . .4.tfiulhl~lo I f • .. .' The Dependable Gift That Keeps Giving Year After Year! in-day out. Designed for long life and dependable perfonnance- : MAnAo MCaiL J2L Porc•'-in·etton).t.._.&fMI '""'" tv~ ""'ith •lttro capodty. Moytae Uyrof9RI~ -•hint ottioft. Moyfctt wrint..- f.-oturw tfto ••· du1lft on• "-d, .n• 10ft roll to ~-.-. • • • wator. SMi-nt trap hoW• tllt't, s.t- . , ' "HoME OF SERVICE" ' FOR Make Her Happy With A .\~............... ·• ...... .. .. POMEROY \) COMPLETE LINE OF SMALL t.v. " N··.............. . ......... .......... 0. EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN ST . News, Events HarrY Moore; Mra. Moore, Mrs. SENIOR, CLASS. The Good Kind ... General Elecbic Apple Grove Enjoying the day with Mrs. Mary Circle Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Wllliam Perry aM children of Hollon, 0,, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce, of Athens, Mrs. George Circle and daughters of Ashland, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle anddaughterofColum· bus, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle ot New Haven, W. VL, snd Ricky Circle of Charleston, W, Va. The Dwight Swepston lamUy ol Columbus spent Sunday w I t h Ralph Lee and the Robert Lee Roush to her home Saturda,y and loml(y. ' spent the weekend with Mr, and Eimle Brinker, WUIIom Corl.,. Mrs. Herbert Rouah l.nd other ton, Betty Van Meter, Margaret relattvea. Ann carleton and Patrick visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush at the heme ol Mr. and Mrs. Orvy and F IU'e of Mansfield, spent the Galner ot Hebron on Sunday. weekend with relatives. Mrs. Robert Lee and clllldren, Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and Bob Bill and Becky spent Thanks- Romie of NOes, Mr. and Mn. givif11: with Mr. and Mre. Roger Pete Durst ol Ravenswood, w. Grueser and family at Logan, Va., spent Frlda,y wltb Mr. and Clyde Salser was dlmer guest Mrs. Russell Rou1h and Mr. and ofEunle Brinker. Wutiamcarle-- Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. ton, Betty Van Meter, Pltrickand Mrs. Gladys Shields has reMargaret Ann Carleton, Thanka- turned to her home at Letart g!vl:w Day. Falla. Carl Circle ot COlwnbus and Mrs. Floyd Norris spent the DiJde Circle of Athena apent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gra~ weekelll with their pilrents, Mr. am Mrs. Homer Circle. ~..Ung the weekerd at t h e had as guest.& during the week Homer Circle home were Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young Mrs. Doyle Mutt! and lamU. ol and laj!Ji(y ol Sydney, 0. ErritJ' Schrech6~st f)f Park- r MacedOrii(. O." ,'Mr; anc1 Mrs. Har. old Circle ud family, Racine, ersburg sPent Thursday night R. D. They also vlsltod with Mr. with Eunie Brinker, Erm1l, Betand Mrs. Robert Harden and fam- ty Van Meter and Mrs. Brinker called. on Ernest and Estella ily of Neue Settlement Mr. and Mra. EdiCI'I Rouah Cllrk, Racine. SATURDAY AND BULBS A GOLD STAR STORE Set. and Mrs. Robert E, Frick and TOmmy, loll Mondo)' J.o:xtenal ve holiday deeorattons ior Corollno Boaeh, N. C. lfler felituriiJI animated l'liiiJUres ere~ vlaltlnc here with hlo parento, ated a festJve setting for the a• Mr. and MrL Paul Frick. &u>. nu~l Middleport Business and A Meaage to the Men! MEIGS SALON 710, 8 8Dd 40, PROCTOR TOASTERS MIXERS PERCOLATORS ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS IRONS ELEC. OYENS HAIR DRYERS THURSDAY PORTLAND Homemakers Club, Tburadoy, an da,y, pot. luck dlmer at bome, borne ol Mr·1. Ruth Eberablch; PAPER MATE PEN & PENCIL SETS ·--------------------~ nelday. 5.50 We Sell Only The:~-,, GOOD BRANDS! AT REASONABLE PRICES! Automated Scenes Feature Strauss Home Decorations bers. Revival service• will start &Inday at 7:30 p.m• .at the Plants Memorial t.llurch on. the Radne Letart Road.. The Rev. L. R. Conger, Jr., Sandyville, W, Va., wW oonduct services. The pastor Is the .Rev. Edward Grlfflth. tf!!IB! 9 - Tbo llllb Somi..l, P,...rO)'·Middlepor4 0., Thuracloy, Decombor 12, 19611 Pr:oeram books tor the new yoor made by Mrs. Leonard J.,. ell were distributed 1.0 tbe mem~ The Rev. Mr. Hoyt 1s a formsr j)8Stor ol tho Middleport Firat Baptist Church. ~VICES 1 Kautz. Hearthstone World's oldest lllbway i_s Elclool ·E, Sowwa, Jock- that of L o n tl o n, En!PJliKI. """' daulbter, 8:08 p.m. Wod- opened In llll3. • Claan.... m...,, You'll Be Glad You Did! , Holzer Medical Center; First VIJidng hours 2-4 and 7..8 DIY .OWII4G to Slwp Our Selection- ~ve. A Marry Chrl1tma1, u t Jewellte · eta Karr, Mrs. Orville Crooks, lllra. Evelyn Stowe, Mrs. Wlnebreaner. and lJoyd Jenkins. Allee ~cer, Mrs. Norma Cain, Ml.os Marilyn Karr, Mrs. Mary Barnhart, Mrs. Pat Mays, and Miss Barbara McGrath. Mary Martin. As tbe ar<q1 loft the .,._., . tile ehlldren Mill "We·-Wiah You 2-Hour· Wed Dec. 28th · Is Surprise Given Mrs. Barnhart Shower entitled "A Bleoed Cbrlotmu, The ~· and a poem, ••Let U1 Keep c::JuUtmaa. u Mr11. Lawrence M1lboan p.ve an article 011 ··What to Do in JIIUI:rY."' &iowball eake, minta, nutl, Mrs. Mary Bllmhart waa ~ cofl'ee aDd _punch were served to ored recently with a surprtaem,ythe 18 membera aUendln.g the ette shower at the IMXne ol Mrs. put;y. The hoateasea nre aa- Esther Maya with Miss Marllyn olllocl In IIOl'Ying by Mrs. Fred Karr as the co-hostess. Wllliam801'1 and Mrs. Webster. Gimes were pli,Yed, prizes beoFavon were miniature Santa i rc won by Mrs. Bernke Bailey, Claus faces made by Mrs. Har- Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes, an:l M r s. ry Wwtamsm. Waid ~ncer, Mrs. Martha Me· Attending beBJ.de-a those na.m- Elroy received the door prize. ed were Mn. C. E. Bishop, Mrs. A l:ruit salad course was serv~ I\OIIert Canaday, Mr•. Jooah Cot· ed by the hostesses after M r a. terW, Mrs. Guy Larkin, Mrs. Barnhart opened her gifts. Rua,q:ll Little, Mrs. James Nlch~ Atten:ting besides those rmned. ol1011, Mrs. Roy Snowden, M:n. were Mrs. Linda Spencer, Mrs. Plul WinD, Mrs. Vernon Weber, Dotothy Fischer and Terry, Mrs. Mrs. Charlea Amos, and Mrs. Margaret Teaford, Katlcy and SuCarl Denlooo. sie, Mrs. Lois Morrison, Mrs. Velma Barnhart, Mrs. G o I d 1 e Frederick, Mrs. Mae ~ncer, Mra. Zona Biggs, Mrs, Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Alice ~ncer, Mrs. Avis Bing and Joyce, Mrs. Gladys Spencer, Mrs. Linda Yeauaer talked on the poinsettia. Fitch, Mrs. Ruth Durst and Mrs, The class presented g1tts 0( Ka,ye Kennedy. a tie, a handkerchief, a comb, Others presenting gifts to Mrs, stationary, pencil, stamps, gum Barnhart "ere Mrs. Mona Sor· and . a date book to the male pa- dan, Mrs. Pst Thomas, Mrs. tients, and jewelry, lipstick, sa- lrere McGnth m::l Barbara, Mrs. chet, gum, and stationary to the Judy Sloter, Mrs. Phyllis Sa• women. Each on.e waa alao given ders, Mrs. Edith Bing and Mrs. a pouDd and a hall ~ candy. Rheda Bing. For the part;y the class made Christmas cards into name tags. PLAN BAKE SALE Cookies, hOmemade candy, KoolThe Jolly Green Giants 4-H Aid, and an apple "ere served Club will stage a bake sale at during a. concluding social hour. the Robinson's Dry Cleaners in The candy for the party was made Middleport boglmlng at 9 a. m. by Mrs. Lena Bunce. Saturda,y. dlreo Bifta and a troot !rom the decon.Uona and let the chUdren church~- Thel'werepreaent-- trim their own tree. There we1 ed Testamenta, foun&aln pena, IJ'QCI ••natne ot carols and atutred antmab, and model car&, roldi!WB oo Cbrlo-• by Danny a tanprtne and a candy cane. Abbott and COIIIy BaUey. HCJmelllade cookies, eandy, tee !like Martin tQOl< tho roleorSoncream and Kooi-Aid were 1erved. to Claus and dlatrlbutod ille IIIIa Candy 'ftl lolllor later thlo week. to tile )'OUI1Kitel'l. '""' yoodl gi'OIII tQOl< olroe and Tho chlldron played records, bod pi_.,. ramo a, and vloltodwl1h tho Ml4dloport gr<Ktl. Golll!l to Athens lor U.IIUV wore Danny and Roger ~ Shower Given · David Hoyt llll)'nonl, julll reeellti)o dlocborpd ll'om tho Air Force otter a tour or dut;f 1n Germany. C&liiJ Batley, KotiiJ J!unco, n .. Fra,. Tr"llll, ·we~Gorloeb and Suaoll, Tol'1')' Ohl•t and Netrl, J;rl Beaver, Rita · Clad, Jon Blarn, KeunJ Walten, Leta no:d, Grear Stewart, Georao Nosh, Rick &nd l)obblo TriPlett, Mr. and !Ira. Lorry MorTioon, I- PH!IfE. 773·.5592 . .- MASON FU.RNITURE • MaSGII CountJ' s Laraest Martq o.ll. �10 - '1111 Dlil)' SooiiJIOI, -rOIJ ltiddl_.c. 0., ~. Dol ' I I ll!, ' l"l. A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results WANT AD INfORMATION Df:ADLINU S , .Ill. D.r lef..-e P.. liceflo11 M.MI•r o..till• 9 ' ·"'· Co••lletiMl .. ct i... Will k .cc."" ..,..,, t • ·• · '"' Der ef P~licetio11 REGULATIONS c...... I The Publhh., ••••'"'' the r~,Jht to edit or reiect an~ adt deemed ob· leoc:- tlenable . The f.ubllet- will net: ' be respon1ible or more rhan or>e RA TES S centt ~ W.,d o,.. Mini- " ' c...,. ineert tOft 1Sc 12 cent1 ... , •o• tl thtee co,..ecutlwe i neertione 11 cenh,.. W.,..d ~•• con .. cu1i•• IMertien• · 25 ,er c•"' Dotcou., e n ,..,.; eel a e...d o4s. ,oid wot hin 10 .;,.,, _ CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 f• 50 word ••uni mu111 . Ee . . llllt ioiiGI woul 2c . BLINO AD ~ A4dltlo-l 25c Charge ,._, A.dnrtitO-nt OF.FICE HOURS l :l!J: ,•.., to 5 :00 P·"' Doil, 8:30 0 - 111• t_o 12:00 No o" jarur.., Notice WILL DO sewing at home zippers . pockets, pegging , hemming , alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-36-tfc HelpWaniM For lent PART TOO: TRUCK D111VE11. ftiREI!: BEDROOM tralltr, M for 11ft poullrJ lniCL ... • 0 Jl'ood Mlrbt. milos Marvin Gialco, 3lf W. Main a1 Middleport on Rl. T. St. Frldly p.m. lS-ll.ak: JS.11-3te WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. 3 dayti I ~ pbone 81 . . . 1).11-!tc READY NOW. AKC Scottlee. cocker female, 7 moolbo; Beagles. and beautiful Peek(;AR HOPS, Waltreoa nnd al!o A-Poos ready Dee. 2S ; mlnlreliable person to operate ~ture Schnauzers and wire switch board. Crow's Steak terriers ; also miJ<ed , . _, House. phone 992-S432 or 119!Barl:aroo Kennels. CoolviOe. 1580 11-!Uic Ohio . Phooe G87-3tllil, 11-IZ..lotc SOMEONE to an11Wer phone In their home. Contact NewFotS.Ie land's Sewing Center , 100 7th REDUCE SAFE, illmple a n 4 Sl. Parke,..burg. W. Va. IZ.l:l-3tc lui wltb Gobeoe llblela. 01> ly Ill cenls. Nelson llruii11-Dalp Employment Wanted BABV SITTING In my home. Phone New Haven 1151-21311. I!-lUte Wanted To luy WILL BUY raw furs and bee! hides. Carl Chevalier, Lon& Bottom. 11-1WOie 8'1S-1065. U+lotp CHRISTMAS TREES Beautifully Shape-d, Prun- ed, 5proyed or Unsprayed . No Prett ier Trees Available Any Where . ISHENANG SPRINGS Wentecl ANTIQUES. IUmlturo, dlshel. mtseeDaneous. Mrs. llowanl CecU, 1100 W. Main St.. PomeIIIJ. 1-11-lfc LOST - Larp Walbr bound near Cbester. Hal one e)'O and .... broWn eye, Ph. Coolville. lUIIp For Sele or Tncle 11167 PONTIAC Flreblrd, Y-1 automatic transmlslilon, !Jill OlcilmobUe eonvertlblo. V-1, power steering, pcnrer hrol:el : 11163 Rambler lllalioll ...... I cylinder, standard. Financing avaDable. Phone - 7 or 119J.1?41. II~ STORE equipment for house traDer. M "' G Food lllarbt, three miles south ol Middlelumbus, oow ilji(IOBiing nltely port 011 Rt. 7. l).ll-3te at The Hotel Martin Bar. Will llnlslt this engagement '"' • For Leese Friday niJ!rt. They will return after the boliday ........ M "' G Food MBI'ket, three miles ~outh of Middleport on Rt. 7. JS.Ntc i).ll-3tc ALL MEMBERS are urgod to 21teod the monthly meeting Business Opportunities of Rutlaod Gun Uub Dec. 13, 11168. Membership dues are opportunity. due. Card shoot Sunday, Dec. EXCEPTIONAL Management trainee this area, 15, I p.m. 11-1:1-ltc married, age 25 to 60, full or part time. Income tmUmllod. TRI!lRE WILL be a g1111 &boot Reply to Daily Sentinel, Box Sunday, Dec. 15. beslnninl II 688 G, l'llmeroy, Olllo. noon at the Forked Rtm 12-11-ltc Sportoman Cl.., .. Eveeyooo II THE TOM TIIOMAS duo of Cl>- ., weloome. a-10-st< Attention Teenacers! DANCE feoturint~: HEAD STONE Cl RCUS PSYCHEDELIC GROUP QUE CENTER POMEROY, OHIO TIIVCK WATER to be IOIG m Racine from NO a.m. to 7:30 p.m. only. 12-11-!tc REVIVAL AT a Going Churoli for a Cmning Lord, Bible Baptlst Temple, Mlnmvllle, beginning Mooday. Dec. 11. servlcel nightly 7:30 p.m. Evangelist Rev. Ken Darring- ton. Secood Baptist Churdi. RaveiiiWOOd. Everyone weloome. a-ll-4tc 11110<11'ING malcli Slmday, Dec. 15 at the Rutlaod American Legion Farm. 7-Bulb LIGHT SETS .............• 91c L11~g• 12 Ct. BULBS ........•......... 98c For Rant I ROOM apartment. clOH to downtown Pomeroy. C.U 9922143 before 5 p.m. 11-lS-Ifc 11-11-31< MUSIC EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jadl's Club on Harrioonville Road, off Rt. 7. ll-11-3te DANCE HISPEIING PINES MITE CLUB SATURDAY DECEMBE114 10 TIL 2 Rose Dulaney Trio Electric Ore~n Trumpet and Drums TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook up, private, plenty of room lor children to plaJ. Pbone 119:1-3110(. t-It-tle PIONEER . Travel traDer, 111'1. :tO-fool. iidf-eontalnod. --- QIRISTMAS SPECIAL! Free l~Hizt waiting doll anol 3 mootba of plano 11!880111 by teacher ol your choice with the purell- of a new Wurlltzer plano. Good quality guitar outfl~ $34.95; Good aeleellon of Estey chord orpns, CHRISTMAS RECORO . LP'• 98c Arilflclal 11-ll.JIIr: ---- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up. Stud oervlee and groomllll!. Phoae 119:1-5443. II 3 tie AKC Golden Retriever puppleo. 514 Ash St. Middleport. • - f-2S.tfc CHRISTMAS TREES. on R1. U4 between Long BotJom m1 ReedaviUe. by airport. M. L. Carr. Bryants Budcet Shop Sheared & Sprayed Pomeroy HAY. Phone 742-4'/SS. ll -24-201p BRADFORD'S 992·2181 Jlck W. Caruy, • Mfr. aod truck service, sepllc tanks. water lines. basemenls. also topiloH. Henry Ballr, Phone 1115-3981 or Roger Bahr, Phone 1185-3951. n-~ 7sr·r·l EVEN RUDE In -ud c:ot l : Ro-ln Sproyed wlfh WGrm uop orMI thin o hl•h ,.. ••• .,... ,DR CHRISTMAS rlnto of 1oft wo.., to mol.o c:or 1hiM Schwarzel Marine 3 . ,&,ttendont on dwry M·~ ... -:. . ·...... . Sat.• ' ......... . Sun. • • • • • • - • • -1. f415. Wendell's, to to Hocklneport, (J)fo Phone 667·3370 to 'ITRAw. Phone 99:~-C~. IIA-121p lovely walnut finish, AM "' FM radio, wpeed ebqer. dual balance control. Tab over paymenls of fl.7'1 per month or pay balance due $112.211. TrY II In your home. can 1111:1-2136. AucrJONEER Mens & Ladin WATCHES Vaht•s as hit~h u 59.95 Lontlnal, LucM"o, Spc~m.ns GREAT J,ITsi'Gft";.!f SAVINGS SEWING MACHINE: Maeblllo equipped to zig zq, make buttonholes, dam. oew oo bullorui, all without attaclunenls. Has many leaiurel not .....,. llonod. Pay $43.12 or monlbly payments of 15. caB - · · lUtt< Hunrl Sala EMil• Mon. 5 PM Bryants Buqet Shop 101 W. Main Pa111a,oy 1!111 MOBILE home, 12 E S1 With lip out room. Priced very reaoonallle. Phone dayll 992- '*"'- u.-. trana- HOISTETTER REALTY The -GUARANTEED- I 1 lfc PHONE 992-2094 Mast papular 111as awailallla. fiVIIIIMif at lhl1 prlca. Ll ...it.d fully guarant-.t. lulh by D bit tlra m•••r ftor • • , omaroy Home & AVIOJI Ill E. Mlln l'titllerQ. ·O Busin11s Services HUDGET PRICE furniture on our third floor budget lhop. Baker Fumlt•re. Middleport. tlhlo. 23-tfc 99~2143 Pomeroy ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY 5.55 -Raetae.MNtl!t OMo Crill Bndl'ord 12.4 •• ' MOORE'S MAIH Business POMEROY . s.rvr- Alterations, 1ippera and pocket• Professional lUI cleanlnr·IUaranteecl Mason, West Vlrginld 773-5543 SEWING MACHINES, repair service, an mokel. WY 12214. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sates and Smrlee. We Sliarpen OKAY PUT TilE' R~T . I'll PlJt.L IT UP! s-2t-tfe S{)RE;, BUT. IT5. Nat" ~ I.AAID~ 1H"T GETI; 11-lE 'w\WLOO'T IT 86 EIISIER TO AAVG: HIM M"IL IT TO YOU, J. PAUL GHETIO ? MONEY IIV THE 5\!CKIIT /WI> CHM!CE lO RAISI> 1HE f!ENT EI.E~Y ~~ SKATirrA-WAY holiday partteo. TtlaniDrglvlng, Friday, Nov. zz. ChriJtmal, Fri., Dec. zo. New Years Eve.. 'l'llea., Dec. 31, 7:SO to 12:1111. Open Chrlatmu Eve. CiGied Cbrlatmu. Open Wedneoclay, l"riday, Saturday, T:30 to 10:31!. AvaDable for partlos, Mooday, Tueatlay and Ttiunday nlghta, Saturday IDtl SUnday afternoons. PhoDe 111519J!I or Drive One -- -- - c..n • u "" \ -- IJOr.jT ~01.1 THI>.IO': 11-17-llle !!'SliME I 1lOllE>f.ll" A 1-leW SUtT? _/S-EE ........ WH~T L CIGARE'M'E venlfln, IIIIChlneo OPEN - and service. ABC Enler]lrlleo, #-.~~ II MfH)r Mason. W. Vo. 'PIIooe '173-5$41. OUR SPECIAL RADIO and TV repair, house calli, and antennu Installed. John Harrison, Pbooe . . :JIZZ. JU.tfe December Prien Maku h Easyl 196.1 FORD GALAXIE 500 H. T. CPE ................. $1195 V8 engine, automatic trans., power steerlng,ll)Ortless clean interior. Red finish, 4 brao;t new w-w tires. Rad.lo. A real sharp car. 1964 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4 DOOR ......................$995 Local 1 owner car, spotless clean interior. All good W•W tires. TUrquoise over white D.nish. 6 cyL with powergllde trans. Radio. 1965 FORD ................................,............................ $ 1495 Galt.Xie 4 door, black finish, clean inte•·ior, good W·I-W tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steeril"lf, radio, heat. er, sharp 1 owner car. IN THI PaohTI COUIT OP MIIOI COUIITY, OMIO CMAIL.I M. HYDLL, A41MIIIIIt,.._r Wlttl ttlle Will A ...... . , tilt ._... trf C.re Mllnhwt, Plllellft, ,..1HI! FIRST ISSUI!! CHAIUI M. HYIILt.. aT AL.. RAUTIIILL \\ClMEN ... -- DMu..., WILL FEATURE AN MT'ICI.a ON CNi Cll= HISIOkT'S~ 1962 CADILLAC ................................. SPECIAL $899 HT Coupe, good white wall tires, full power equipment in. cludi~ 6 way seat, power windows, apoUess Interior, R&H. 1964 CORY AIR ..................................................... $895 ~ider, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Radio and heater. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR ................ $1095 &mo&l l . Banamor Copperii01d I.I'IDdla one owner car. .... I963 FORD G4LAXIE 4 DOOR .............................. $795 Loco 1 owner and reol nice, blue finish, clean int., 10. Unattended ll.Partof• good tiru, radio, V8 engine, std . trans . cuUe 12.- 1968 CHEvROLET CAPRICE COUPE •••••• $:U95 Local one owner car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu...Jn. ..... ctly 13. Gerullmo. foront engine, turbo hydramatlc trans., power ateerinsandbrakes, tinted fl(loo, slnitoliock sea~ Cmilortron olr condltlooiJie, radio • heater, 8111 many ather extn1, beautiful gold ftrd.sh with blalck vinyl root 1967 PONTIAC FIREBRD H.T. COUPE •••• • $2595 ....... ....... JO·:J:'• ·Arri...S S. Muffle 21.0n. docor BtbUcal White's f-dl 8. Showy floworo 9. Chun:b part 0ther 12. Endea:mr Au. . :H. Goblet a 38.111M en.tnncea Wlth creat aT. Joluttar)r 21. Piaa'l pbeno- center 39.Capitol 28. UMarthed 31. Kind of bound 36. Partota Ferber IIIIa fellowa: obbr. 40. Not lilly fl. Golf term fll. Cloek 10 tFANNIT () l I I number '·-··...... ·. .= ....... . inalpla 2f. Common 211.~·- ofa ....... IO.Siberton ,.If H. Clock GRAND OPENING SPECIALS DECEMBER tJfLY Chevyland Sweepstakes A GAMI! FOR THE fAMILY .. , FA!I!I ••t:.ald Star Pertlclpet~t, ca111• In far Tlclcatl p,.. .,; TERMS! POMEROY MOTOR. CO. OPEN S. JOUfM71 mulberr)· U.l'lniUy Any car & tnJc .. purchaaecl ..ow until Dec. 2.. . . . . 992·2126 .,... DautlceiRy -.......... I'.......,.. -....... ............ lin te.llitonia• four;:;:;;:: UIIICI'III1Ib1et._ one letter to each aquare. to form four ordinary worda. D. Indian ~------------------ 3118 ·318 E. MAIN dOlo 1. Vuitund 2:. Dowaat&tn, elt7 T.Onaot Snoor 22"."- Local one owner car, new W+«Ures, vinyl tr1m with bucket aeata, couole, radio, P.S. and P.B., auto. trailS., dark blue nnlah wlt:IJ while nylon top. A real ahuple. .Whot We S.ll DOWN deoerto 11. J'Nach eharaetor 21. "'My COil ........to e. UnldenUfled l20.1t....... .- 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON .••••••• $1995 --- fT.Potata ..... 14.Kai- JS. Gave vtrtue itajWit arllclo 18. 381M. Four on lhe Q.oor, 400 8cyl., LeMau, blue ftnlsh, custom sUpine, blue vinYl Int., with bucket aeet•, stereoP.& rldlo, 23,000 mDea b)' local owner. Uke new 1st Une wide ova.I w.w. ttre.. - We- S.rvlco - ._. - - -- ·- - - -PLE.t.llNG -- - ~lD~M;-!!.=!ru:.c DAILY CROSSWORD VS engine, IJ(M'er steering, automatic tnna. radio, new """' tires, clean interior, white o-ver turquoise. A clean local ...n.. 1""' PH. Wheel Alignment Compi<R Service 1u.ete STEREO PHONO : llan4liome FIVE PIECE blonde .............. oulte. acellent COildlllon. console, like ,_, 4-lpood Phone llt!Ulell. 12-1~ BSR ebanger, I'M spelter, solid state. Make payments of n.so per week or fli!I.SI cuh. EARLY AMERICAN alereo: 19611 lilliiJeJ "'tereo AM and FM - Call 992--. Il-l-Ite radio eomblnallon, dual l(leaker system. Balance d u e 1!1119 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. ...,.71, or monthly paymenlo This machine malt.. bullonof fUl. Call 992-3Zll. IU61c holet, dilrtiS, emb.• In loftiJ portable case. Pay 11 paymenls of 15 or will dlsrount STEREO RADIO co...inallon' Four ....,... lnleunlled cllqlor cash. CaD 181-21135. er. 4-lpeaker sound system. IU-61c LoveiJ walnut finlslt Tbls Ill juat a lew montlu old. Pay COAL STOKER with all conbalance of fll!l.lll, or montbly trols Excellent oondltiO!i. payments. CBII !l924111. Phone New Haven lft-.2085. IU«<: l).IN!p GIGANTIC WATCH SAVINGS Rodiltor To Core. 1 ::;;~HOlter SPECIAL SMOWTIRE SALE ~PERT C. C. BRADFORD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ave.. Parkonburg, W. Va. SOLID STATE stereo, 1116!1 model. This sel, like new. bas Phone ll-21-191c 10-1ti-llc die l.ariest True'li 01' BLAETTNAIS · Sctsson. lJll9 Garfield NlTATOES, Phone MS-1254 Clarence Proffit!, Portlaod. UI'EIIEIICEI ......_Snlce Parallel ta Middleport Hill FURNISHED and unfumilbed H2-5896 apartments. aose "' othool - · .....inp fiii..IIJT. ~lt«e Phone 991-5434. 10-lt-lfc SINGER, lJtll - . 11U ,.. In beautllul walnut eablaol. FURNISHED aparlmeDI. 4 Just set dial to make delip. SMALL BUSINESS. I'UiiitiiO)o localloo, .......... doing ...... rooms and bath. Marloo lleJllllldies, zig ................... Selling due to other . , _ _ nolds, Mason, W. Va. Phone bllncl-llems, ek. Pay balance '173-5147. 11-lttfc $72.50; DOtlilng ........ .... Pbono da)'ll - · eveniJiel IIG-4157. a-u«e moo+.biy, or fllll.SG Fl1liNlSIIED APARTMEN'l'll Pbono ftaVeuiWGOcl . . . _ In Middleport. AU ulllilles after I p.m. l).ll«e . NEW AND USED pool lliblel. Cae Clater, hudoypaid. Rowley "' Reed, MidIJ-11-4tc dleport, Phone 1111:1-rm. aLACK GELDING ridinl hone 10-21-Uc fiSO. also 11112 Pmttac for Real &tete For S.le sale or trade lor 'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblle needs a little Coort, SyriiCIIIIe. Ohio .., State worll, $325 Phone IIUI9.!. Rt. 124, P1wne 991-2151. l).IUtp 1-11-tlc IISED PIANOS: Two nice re3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. conditioned Ufll'ltlhl planal. GIDO. lklllsfBI iiili, a ' Phone 992-3975. 11-S-tlc Free delivery. eou Rutland IYBAalSE - 7 NOIDI, batb. ooe lloor plu. wall to wall Furniture 741-4211. !).lUI< !'OUR ROOM house bath, COf1iOIIJil In living room, dlt>picture window. on Lincoln \IIXED HAY. Con1ae1 Morvin .... area, oulomalle bell. Hgts. CBII 1112-fiiO or 811-MD. Keebaugh, Phone l'l>meloy ............ double ....... !Ut!c Lorp level lot. $20,001.00 !1112-5342 or Chester - s . ltU'l'I.\ND - 3 bedroom home. 11-IJ.IIc IIARMONY apartmonts - 3 and batb, me lloor ploD, panoi4 r001111, lurnlahed, new: ONE MARK 7 and one Polly lng In llvlnc room, ceUinc floors, fumltun!. PrlCmnm 4 channels Top Hat ttle. 2 ......,_ Only ".000.00 vote parting. Out of all antenna. Complete set $100: M Aau!ll - !Ike bnlldlnl 1010, floods . 3 bloc:kl from Pome'47 lntematlonal ~-ton truck about 15 """" of - . roy poll office. IIIU112 from lor parts $7!1. nmolile. Ed llrp I .-m house. 1"i - · 10 a.m. to I p.m. 11A-tlc Dunlao. Coolrille. Ohio. full buemenl. allo renlll Phone 1167--. i).JS.!Oie bouse. Good illocll fami. , . . TRAILER, Brown's Trailer . IIlli ...000.00 PoJt. Mlnemtlle, Ohio. liM PLYMotm! Sport Fury, lll!Ll!N or VIIUliL TEAPOIID 112-&111. 11-!Ntc 1• 1111 cleon, $875: liM Ford Gai- A!II!IICIATIII tmiACilBIIl alie 500, new paint, clean NICE FURNISII!IJ and unfur. interior, • : Chevy nlshod llvlng .quortm for Nova Sport ~. obarp, •inale _..,, Couplet or 1111111 tm: llltlll Pontiac, fl50; ut11 Insurance famm... Four vaconctes In AIJ'I'OMOBILI!! ln.,._ ben Rambler, fl$. RoedavUie Alito Sales. Reedsrille, Ohio. ..-od! Loot ,.., - · Middleport. Pbono · ..... lleense? ~~~a~~ . 1:1-11-etc a-u.ae • A . WHY NOT - ~ GIVE /If g.ASH. 803 Brownell Ave. USED SPINET plano, A-1 condillon, light walnut llnlsh, - POMEROY READY - MIX concreto delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 119!-3!14, Goegleln Ready - Mix Co., Middleport. Ohio. B 31! tfe SCOTCH PINE I toam ln&Ulatlon for thin walls - more space lnaklei less Ooor apace outside. CHRISTMAS TREES Locally Grawn Business Services $199.00 A gift lhlt keeps g1 viJig the ,._ • round! HI& Urellione 11-1-lotp AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jack'l!l Refrigeration. New Haven. hone 812-Ztl79. 4 • tfe CHRISTMAS TREES ••• fro~t~ 1.00 108 W. Main 992-5896 Unlco 15 fl. CHEST FR1EZER $1Jt.50 up: IHetlme .......... lee on reeda. Wended's. 1201 Gartt.ld Ave., Partonburg, BusiMSs S.rvl~1 W. Va. Phone - 1 . DOZER. BACKHOE, - ltrtlflclol fLOWERS .....•.•..... pot 9Bc c:arp&- ing, atr eondltioned. Good ..... tiiUon. Phone . . _ '1'11-$771. IJ.a-tfc CARDS . ........•..•... bx. 91c ONLY 9.95 Friday, Dec. 13-9 PM ' 98c CHRISTMAS SALE Lost end Found Partli111 Lot Rt. 7 ' ---- AKC Puppies. scotlles, Cockers. Poodles, WestleJ and Sclmausers, Barl:aroo Kl's .. Cool'riUe, Ohio, Pholle G87-3tllil, 11·1.,__ VACANCY for lwo elderly people. Prefer private paid pa- lJSEil PONY SULKY and hBI'...... Call 991-11134. 1:1-10-tfc tients. Phone Mason: '173-5115. 10-8-tfc AQUARIUMS - Christmas oets 5. 10. IS gallons. See om- complete line of exollc fllh and supp1iea. Gift certificates available. The House of Wilson, first road left below PIN!!ant Point Resort. Open I to 9 Tues. thru Sat. Ph. Pats For S.le 'r For We POIIEROJ lnltoduclnt all now 69 -ul RlchardMn and Sl<yllno Mobile""'""'· . Sl<yllno 50 x 12 2 Bdrm. Cuoto• $4395 · Sl<yllno 60 x 12, 2 BdrMo. lll ..tho $4,995 Sl<xllno 60 x 12 3 Bd,..l larly ....,orlean $<1995 Rlc'lumloOfl 60 x 12 ·2 !'!(•·• Anl01010 $<1995 Richardooo 60 x 12 3,Bdno. Eorll'_ American $5195 All C..ploUiy Furnloliod, Bonk Rotoo ONLY A FI!W LIFT ; · Til ,'C4M,INY¥ -LE HOMES -tJ • . . ""' ~~'•••~,... A..-.. .fa.OI11 . ,--;, .: · .' hoi & Vt.•~ · ,.inl "" "' w IJ~I<flf .. , • Va. u. Llkll1 -·----. ·'st: Wooldy ' .! ,. -- for_,..._ 0111 ~- ma,17:tB wO'....plo A Iafor ... ilirM L'" X fw 11M t .... 0'., ole. tlbwiO ~ b!>P'itoo. 11M loqtli. ODd - - ot'llit won1o an 18 - sa. CIOid ~ 8&.111 - '-7 tile - ... .....,... A an illffot- A. auee-. • - ttl• VOOW' Q.T OWXW ~PBT'IfB · .o\.080, .A.'l'WQ P~ · ••o'IV u. l'tmllila &PA.A.BW o•Tal A OliO olroewa'. ...,,. auHPA'l' ' ~'ethJ~·oW=:. t.s aDou. .• .~ :IH ~• DAILY C!ljU'-Digtm IK , u...i , 1'1'1111 ~;¥ . pi' Hiii(AM: ~· ,.. _,.,_, ,. ' ' • • • • . _ _..... ~ -· �10 - '1111 Dlil)' SooiiJIOI, -rOIJ ltiddl_.c. 0., ~. Dol ' I I ll!, ' l"l. A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results WANT AD INfORMATION Df:ADLINU S , .Ill. D.r lef..-e P.. liceflo11 M.MI•r o..till• 9 ' ·"'· Co••lletiMl .. ct i... Will k .cc."" ..,..,, t • ·• · '"' Der ef P~licetio11 REGULATIONS c...... I The Publhh., ••••'"'' the r~,Jht to edit or reiect an~ adt deemed ob· leoc:- tlenable . The f.ubllet- will net: ' be respon1ible or more rhan or>e RA TES S centt ~ W.,d o,.. Mini- " ' c...,. ineert tOft 1Sc 12 cent1 ... , •o• tl thtee co,..ecutlwe i neertione 11 cenh,.. W.,..d ~•• con .. cu1i•• IMertien• · 25 ,er c•"' Dotcou., e n ,..,.; eel a e...d o4s. ,oid wot hin 10 .;,.,, _ CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 f• 50 word ••uni mu111 . Ee . . llllt ioiiGI woul 2c . BLINO AD ~ A4dltlo-l 25c Charge ,._, A.dnrtitO-nt OF.FICE HOURS l :l!J: ,•.., to 5 :00 P·"' Doil, 8:30 0 - 111• t_o 12:00 No o" jarur.., Notice WILL DO sewing at home zippers . pockets, pegging , hemming , alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-36-tfc HelpWaniM For lent PART TOO: TRUCK D111VE11. ftiREI!: BEDROOM tralltr, M for 11ft poullrJ lniCL ... • 0 Jl'ood Mlrbt. milos Marvin Gialco, 3lf W. Main a1 Middleport on Rl. T. St. Frldly p.m. lS-ll.ak: JS.11-3te WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. 3 dayti I ~ pbone 81 . . . 1).11-!tc READY NOW. AKC Scottlee. cocker female, 7 moolbo; Beagles. and beautiful Peek(;AR HOPS, Waltreoa nnd al!o A-Poos ready Dee. 2S ; mlnlreliable person to operate ~ture Schnauzers and wire switch board. Crow's Steak terriers ; also miJ<ed , . _, House. phone 992-S432 or 119!Barl:aroo Kennels. CoolviOe. 1580 11-!Uic Ohio . Phooe G87-3tllil, 11-IZ..lotc SOMEONE to an11Wer phone In their home. Contact NewFotS.Ie land's Sewing Center , 100 7th REDUCE SAFE, illmple a n 4 Sl. Parke,..burg. W. Va. IZ.l:l-3tc lui wltb Gobeoe llblela. 01> ly Ill cenls. Nelson llruii11-Dalp Employment Wanted BABV SITTING In my home. Phone New Haven 1151-21311. I!-lUte Wanted To luy WILL BUY raw furs and bee! hides. Carl Chevalier, Lon& Bottom. 11-1WOie 8'1S-1065. U+lotp CHRISTMAS TREES Beautifully Shape-d, Prun- ed, 5proyed or Unsprayed . No Prett ier Trees Available Any Where . ISHENANG SPRINGS Wentecl ANTIQUES. IUmlturo, dlshel. mtseeDaneous. Mrs. llowanl CecU, 1100 W. Main St.. PomeIIIJ. 1-11-lfc LOST - Larp Walbr bound near Cbester. Hal one e)'O and .... broWn eye, Ph. Coolville. lUIIp For Sele or Tncle 11167 PONTIAC Flreblrd, Y-1 automatic transmlslilon, !Jill OlcilmobUe eonvertlblo. V-1, power steering, pcnrer hrol:el : 11163 Rambler lllalioll ...... I cylinder, standard. Financing avaDable. Phone - 7 or 119J.1?41. II~ STORE equipment for house traDer. M "' G Food lllarbt, three miles south ol Middlelumbus, oow ilji(IOBiing nltely port 011 Rt. 7. l).ll-3te at The Hotel Martin Bar. Will llnlslt this engagement '"' • For Leese Friday niJ!rt. They will return after the boliday ........ M "' G Food MBI'ket, three miles ~outh of Middleport on Rt. 7. JS.Ntc i).ll-3tc ALL MEMBERS are urgod to 21teod the monthly meeting Business Opportunities of Rutlaod Gun Uub Dec. 13, 11168. Membership dues are opportunity. due. Card shoot Sunday, Dec. EXCEPTIONAL Management trainee this area, 15, I p.m. 11-1:1-ltc married, age 25 to 60, full or part time. Income tmUmllod. TRI!lRE WILL be a g1111 &boot Reply to Daily Sentinel, Box Sunday, Dec. 15. beslnninl II 688 G, l'llmeroy, Olllo. noon at the Forked Rtm 12-11-ltc Sportoman Cl.., .. Eveeyooo II THE TOM TIIOMAS duo of Cl>- ., weloome. a-10-st< Attention Teenacers! DANCE feoturint~: HEAD STONE Cl RCUS PSYCHEDELIC GROUP QUE CENTER POMEROY, OHIO TIIVCK WATER to be IOIG m Racine from NO a.m. to 7:30 p.m. only. 12-11-!tc REVIVAL AT a Going Churoli for a Cmning Lord, Bible Baptlst Temple, Mlnmvllle, beginning Mooday. Dec. 11. servlcel nightly 7:30 p.m. Evangelist Rev. Ken Darring- ton. Secood Baptist Churdi. RaveiiiWOOd. Everyone weloome. a-ll-4tc 11110<11'ING malcli Slmday, Dec. 15 at the Rutlaod American Legion Farm. 7-Bulb LIGHT SETS .............• 91c L11~g• 12 Ct. BULBS ........•......... 98c For Rant I ROOM apartment. clOH to downtown Pomeroy. C.U 9922143 before 5 p.m. 11-lS-Ifc 11-11-31< MUSIC EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jadl's Club on Harrioonville Road, off Rt. 7. ll-11-3te DANCE HISPEIING PINES MITE CLUB SATURDAY DECEMBE114 10 TIL 2 Rose Dulaney Trio Electric Ore~n Trumpet and Drums TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook up, private, plenty of room lor children to plaJ. Pbone 119:1-3110(. t-It-tle PIONEER . Travel traDer, 111'1. :tO-fool. iidf-eontalnod. --- QIRISTMAS SPECIAL! Free l~Hizt waiting doll anol 3 mootba of plano 11!880111 by teacher ol your choice with the purell- of a new Wurlltzer plano. Good quality guitar outfl~ $34.95; Good aeleellon of Estey chord orpns, CHRISTMAS RECORO . LP'• 98c Arilflclal 11-ll.JIIr: ---- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up. Stud oervlee and groomllll!. Phoae 119:1-5443. II 3 tie AKC Golden Retriever puppleo. 514 Ash St. Middleport. • - f-2S.tfc CHRISTMAS TREES. on R1. U4 between Long BotJom m1 ReedaviUe. by airport. M. L. Carr. Bryants Budcet Shop Sheared & Sprayed Pomeroy HAY. Phone 742-4'/SS. ll -24-201p BRADFORD'S 992·2181 Jlck W. Caruy, • Mfr. aod truck service, sepllc tanks. water lines. basemenls. also topiloH. Henry Ballr, Phone 1115-3981 or Roger Bahr, Phone 1185-3951. n-~ 7sr·r·l EVEN RUDE In -ud c:ot l : Ro-ln Sproyed wlfh WGrm uop orMI thin o hl•h ,.. ••• .,... ,DR CHRISTMAS rlnto of 1oft wo.., to mol.o c:or 1hiM Schwarzel Marine 3 . ,&,ttendont on dwry M·~ ... -:. . ·...... . Sat.• ' ......... . Sun. • • • • • • - • • -1. f415. Wendell's, to to Hocklneport, (J)fo Phone 667·3370 to 'ITRAw. Phone 99:~-C~. IIA-121p lovely walnut finish, AM "' FM radio, wpeed ebqer. dual balance control. Tab over paymenls of fl.7'1 per month or pay balance due $112.211. TrY II In your home. can 1111:1-2136. AucrJONEER Mens & Ladin WATCHES Vaht•s as hit~h u 59.95 Lontlnal, LucM"o, Spc~m.ns GREAT J,ITsi'Gft";.!f SAVINGS SEWING MACHINE: Maeblllo equipped to zig zq, make buttonholes, dam. oew oo bullorui, all without attaclunenls. Has many leaiurel not .....,. llonod. Pay $43.12 or monlbly payments of 15. caB - · · lUtt< Hunrl Sala EMil• Mon. 5 PM Bryants Buqet Shop 101 W. Main Pa111a,oy 1!111 MOBILE home, 12 E S1 With lip out room. Priced very reaoonallle. Phone dayll 992- '*"'- u.-. trana- HOISTETTER REALTY The -GUARANTEED- I 1 lfc PHONE 992-2094 Mast papular 111as awailallla. fiVIIIIMif at lhl1 prlca. Ll ...it.d fully guarant-.t. lulh by D bit tlra m•••r ftor • • , omaroy Home & AVIOJI Ill E. Mlln l'titllerQ. ·O Busin11s Services HUDGET PRICE furniture on our third floor budget lhop. Baker Fumlt•re. Middleport. tlhlo. 23-tfc 99~2143 Pomeroy ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY 5.55 -Raetae.MNtl!t OMo Crill Bndl'ord 12.4 •• ' MOORE'S MAIH Business POMEROY . s.rvr- Alterations, 1ippera and pocket• Professional lUI cleanlnr·IUaranteecl Mason, West Vlrginld 773-5543 SEWING MACHINES, repair service, an mokel. WY 12214. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sates and Smrlee. We Sliarpen OKAY PUT TilE' R~T . I'll PlJt.L IT UP! s-2t-tfe S{)RE;, BUT. IT5. Nat" ~ I.AAID~ 1H"T GETI; 11-lE 'w\WLOO'T IT 86 EIISIER TO AAVG: HIM M"IL IT TO YOU, J. PAUL GHETIO ? MONEY IIV THE 5\!CKIIT /WI> CHM!CE lO RAISI> 1HE f!ENT EI.E~Y ~~ SKATirrA-WAY holiday partteo. TtlaniDrglvlng, Friday, Nov. zz. ChriJtmal, Fri., Dec. zo. New Years Eve.. 'l'llea., Dec. 31, 7:SO to 12:1111. Open Chrlatmu Eve. CiGied Cbrlatmu. Open Wedneoclay, l"riday, Saturday, T:30 to 10:31!. AvaDable for partlos, Mooday, Tueatlay and Ttiunday nlghta, Saturday IDtl SUnday afternoons. PhoDe 111519J!I or Drive One -- -- - c..n • u "" \ -- IJOr.jT ~01.1 THI>.IO': 11-17-llle !!'SliME I 1lOllE>f.ll" A 1-leW SUtT? _/S-EE ........ WH~T L CIGARE'M'E venlfln, IIIIChlneo OPEN - and service. ABC Enler]lrlleo, #-.~~ II MfH)r Mason. W. Vo. 'PIIooe '173-5$41. OUR SPECIAL RADIO and TV repair, house calli, and antennu Installed. John Harrison, Pbooe . . :JIZZ. JU.tfe December Prien Maku h Easyl 196.1 FORD GALAXIE 500 H. T. CPE ................. $1195 V8 engine, automatic trans., power steerlng,ll)Ortless clean interior. Red finish, 4 brao;t new w-w tires. Rad.lo. A real sharp car. 1964 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4 DOOR ......................$995 Local 1 owner car, spotless clean interior. All good W•W tires. TUrquoise over white D.nish. 6 cyL with powergllde trans. Radio. 1965 FORD ................................,............................ $ 1495 Galt.Xie 4 door, black finish, clean inte•·ior, good W·I-W tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steeril"lf, radio, heat. er, sharp 1 owner car. IN THI PaohTI COUIT OP MIIOI COUIITY, OMIO CMAIL.I M. HYDLL, A41MIIIIIt,.._r Wlttl ttlle Will A ...... . , tilt ._... trf C.re Mllnhwt, Plllellft, ,..1HI! FIRST ISSUI!! CHAIUI M. HYIILt.. aT AL.. RAUTIIILL \\ClMEN ... -- DMu..., WILL FEATURE AN MT'ICI.a ON CNi Cll= HISIOkT'S~ 1962 CADILLAC ................................. SPECIAL $899 HT Coupe, good white wall tires, full power equipment in. cludi~ 6 way seat, power windows, apoUess Interior, R&H. 1964 CORY AIR ..................................................... $895 ~ider, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Radio and heater. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR ................ $1095 &mo&l l . Banamor Copperii01d I.I'IDdla one owner car. .... I963 FORD G4LAXIE 4 DOOR .............................. $795 Loco 1 owner and reol nice, blue finish, clean int., 10. Unattended ll.Partof• good tiru, radio, V8 engine, std . trans . cuUe 12.- 1968 CHEvROLET CAPRICE COUPE •••••• $:U95 Local one owner car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu...Jn. ..... ctly 13. Gerullmo. foront engine, turbo hydramatlc trans., power ateerinsandbrakes, tinted fl(loo, slnitoliock sea~ Cmilortron olr condltlooiJie, radio • heater, 8111 many ather extn1, beautiful gold ftrd.sh with blalck vinyl root 1967 PONTIAC FIREBRD H.T. COUPE •••• • $2595 ....... ....... JO·:J:'• ·Arri...S S. Muffle 21.0n. docor BtbUcal White's f-dl 8. Showy floworo 9. Chun:b part 0ther 12. Endea:mr Au. . :H. Goblet a 38.111M en.tnncea Wlth creat aT. Joluttar)r 21. Piaa'l pbeno- center 39.Capitol 28. UMarthed 31. Kind of bound 36. Partota Ferber IIIIa fellowa: obbr. 40. Not lilly fl. Golf term fll. Cloek 10 tFANNIT () l I I number '·-··...... ·. .= ....... . inalpla 2f. Common 211.~·- ofa ....... IO.Siberton ,.If H. Clock GRAND OPENING SPECIALS DECEMBER tJfLY Chevyland Sweepstakes A GAMI! FOR THE fAMILY .. , FA!I!I ••t:.ald Star Pertlclpet~t, ca111• In far Tlclcatl p,.. .,; TERMS! POMEROY MOTOR. CO. OPEN S. JOUfM71 mulberr)· U.l'lniUy Any car & tnJc .. purchaaecl ..ow until Dec. 2.. . . . . 992·2126 .,... DautlceiRy -.......... I'.......,.. -....... ............ lin te.llitonia• four;:;:;;:: UIIICI'III1Ib1et._ one letter to each aquare. to form four ordinary worda. D. Indian ~------------------ 3118 ·318 E. MAIN dOlo 1. Vuitund 2:. Dowaat&tn, elt7 T.Onaot Snoor 22"."- Local one owner car, new W+«Ures, vinyl tr1m with bucket aeata, couole, radio, P.S. and P.B., auto. trailS., dark blue nnlah wlt:IJ while nylon top. A real ahuple. .Whot We S.ll DOWN deoerto 11. J'Nach eharaetor 21. "'My COil ........to e. UnldenUfled l20.1t....... .- 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON .••••••• $1995 --- fT.Potata ..... 14.Kai- JS. Gave vtrtue itajWit arllclo 18. 381M. Four on lhe Q.oor, 400 8cyl., LeMau, blue ftnlsh, custom sUpine, blue vinYl Int., with bucket aeet•, stereoP.& rldlo, 23,000 mDea b)' local owner. Uke new 1st Une wide ova.I w.w. ttre.. - We- S.rvlco - ._. - - -- ·- - - -PLE.t.llNG -- - ~lD~M;-!!.=!ru:.c DAILY CROSSWORD VS engine, IJ(M'er steering, automatic tnna. radio, new """' tires, clean interior, white o-ver turquoise. A clean local ...n.. 1""' PH. Wheel Alignment Compi<R Service 1u.ete STEREO PHONO : llan4liome FIVE PIECE blonde .............. oulte. acellent COildlllon. console, like ,_, 4-lpood Phone llt!Ulell. 12-1~ BSR ebanger, I'M spelter, solid state. Make payments of n.so per week or fli!I.SI cuh. EARLY AMERICAN alereo: 19611 lilliiJeJ "'tereo AM and FM - Call 992--. Il-l-Ite radio eomblnallon, dual l(leaker system. Balance d u e 1!1119 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. ...,.71, or monthly paymenlo This machine malt.. bullonof fUl. Call 992-3Zll. IU61c holet, dilrtiS, emb.• In loftiJ portable case. Pay 11 paymenls of 15 or will dlsrount STEREO RADIO co...inallon' Four ....,... lnleunlled cllqlor cash. CaD 181-21135. er. 4-lpeaker sound system. IU-61c LoveiJ walnut finlslt Tbls Ill juat a lew montlu old. Pay COAL STOKER with all conbalance of fll!l.lll, or montbly trols Excellent oondltiO!i. payments. CBII !l924111. Phone New Haven lft-.2085. IU«<: l).IN!p GIGANTIC WATCH SAVINGS Rodiltor To Core. 1 ::;;~HOlter SPECIAL SMOWTIRE SALE ~PERT C. C. BRADFORD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ave.. Parkonburg, W. Va. SOLID STATE stereo, 1116!1 model. This sel, like new. bas Phone ll-21-191c 10-1ti-llc die l.ariest True'li 01' BLAETTNAIS · Sctsson. lJll9 Garfield NlTATOES, Phone MS-1254 Clarence Proffit!, Portlaod. UI'EIIEIICEI ......_Snlce Parallel ta Middleport Hill FURNISHED and unfumilbed H2-5896 apartments. aose "' othool - · .....inp fiii..IIJT. ~lt«e Phone 991-5434. 10-lt-lfc SINGER, lJtll - . 11U ,.. In beautllul walnut eablaol. FURNISHED aparlmeDI. 4 Just set dial to make delip. SMALL BUSINESS. I'UiiitiiO)o localloo, .......... doing ...... rooms and bath. Marloo lleJllllldies, zig ................... Selling due to other . , _ _ nolds, Mason, W. Va. Phone bllncl-llems, ek. Pay balance '173-5147. 11-lttfc $72.50; DOtlilng ........ .... Pbono da)'ll - · eveniJiel IIG-4157. a-u«e moo+.biy, or fllll.SG Fl1liNlSIIED APARTMEN'l'll Pbono ftaVeuiWGOcl . . . _ In Middleport. AU ulllilles after I p.m. l).ll«e . NEW AND USED pool lliblel. Cae Clater, hudoypaid. Rowley "' Reed, MidIJ-11-4tc dleport, Phone 1111:1-rm. aLACK GELDING ridinl hone 10-21-Uc fiSO. also 11112 Pmttac for Real &tete For S.le sale or trade lor 'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblle needs a little Coort, SyriiCIIIIe. Ohio .., State worll, $325 Phone IIUI9.!. Rt. 124, P1wne 991-2151. l).IUtp 1-11-tlc IISED PIANOS: Two nice re3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. conditioned Ufll'ltlhl planal. GIDO. lklllsfBI iiili, a ' Phone 992-3975. 11-S-tlc Free delivery. eou Rutland IYBAalSE - 7 NOIDI, batb. ooe lloor plu. wall to wall Furniture 741-4211. !).lUI< !'OUR ROOM house bath, COf1iOIIJil In living room, dlt>picture window. on Lincoln \IIXED HAY. Con1ae1 Morvin .... area, oulomalle bell. Hgts. CBII 1112-fiiO or 811-MD. Keebaugh, Phone l'l>meloy ............ double ....... !Ut!c Lorp level lot. $20,001.00 !1112-5342 or Chester - s . ltU'l'I.\ND - 3 bedroom home. 11-IJ.IIc IIARMONY apartmonts - 3 and batb, me lloor ploD, panoi4 r001111, lurnlahed, new: ONE MARK 7 and one Polly lng In llvlnc room, ceUinc floors, fumltun!. PrlCmnm 4 channels Top Hat ttle. 2 ......,_ Only ".000.00 vote parting. Out of all antenna. Complete set $100: M Aau!ll - !Ike bnlldlnl 1010, floods . 3 bloc:kl from Pome'47 lntematlonal ~-ton truck about 15 """" of - . roy poll office. IIIU112 from lor parts $7!1. nmolile. Ed llrp I .-m house. 1"i - · 10 a.m. to I p.m. 11A-tlc Dunlao. Coolrille. Ohio. full buemenl. allo renlll Phone 1167--. i).JS.!Oie bouse. Good illocll fami. , . . TRAILER, Brown's Trailer . IIlli ...000.00 PoJt. Mlnemtlle, Ohio. liM PLYMotm! Sport Fury, lll!Ll!N or VIIUliL TEAPOIID 112-&111. 11-!Ntc 1• 1111 cleon, $875: liM Ford Gai- A!II!IICIATIII tmiACilBIIl alie 500, new paint, clean NICE FURNISII!IJ and unfur. interior, • : Chevy nlshod llvlng .quortm for Nova Sport ~. obarp, •inale _..,, Couplet or 1111111 tm: llltlll Pontiac, fl50; ut11 Insurance famm... Four vaconctes In AIJ'I'OMOBILI!! ln.,._ ben Rambler, fl$. RoedavUie Alito Sales. Reedsrille, Ohio. ..-od! Loot ,.., - · Middleport. Pbono · ..... lleense? ~~~a~~ . 1:1-11-etc a-u.ae • A . WHY NOT - ~ GIVE /If g.ASH. 803 Brownell Ave. USED SPINET plano, A-1 condillon, light walnut llnlsh, - POMEROY READY - MIX concreto delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 119!-3!14, Goegleln Ready - Mix Co., Middleport. Ohio. B 31! tfe SCOTCH PINE I toam ln&Ulatlon for thin walls - more space lnaklei less Ooor apace outside. CHRISTMAS TREES Locally Grawn Business Services $199.00 A gift lhlt keeps g1 viJig the ,._ • round! HI& Urellione 11-1-lotp AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jack'l!l Refrigeration. New Haven. hone 812-Ztl79. 4 • tfe CHRISTMAS TREES ••• fro~t~ 1.00 108 W. Main 992-5896 Unlco 15 fl. CHEST FR1EZER $1Jt.50 up: IHetlme .......... lee on reeda. Wended's. 1201 Gartt.ld Ave., Partonburg, BusiMSs S.rvl~1 W. Va. Phone - 1 . DOZER. BACKHOE, - ltrtlflclol fLOWERS .....•.•..... pot 9Bc c:arp&- ing, atr eondltioned. Good ..... tiiUon. Phone . . _ '1'11-$771. IJ.a-tfc CARDS . ........•..•... bx. 91c ONLY 9.95 Friday, Dec. 13-9 PM ' 98c CHRISTMAS SALE Lost end Found Partli111 Lot Rt. 7 ' ---- AKC Puppies. scotlles, Cockers. Poodles, WestleJ and Sclmausers, Barl:aroo Kl's .. Cool'riUe, Ohio, Pholle G87-3tllil, 11·1.,__ VACANCY for lwo elderly people. Prefer private paid pa- lJSEil PONY SULKY and hBI'...... Call 991-11134. 1:1-10-tfc tients. Phone Mason: '173-5115. 10-8-tfc AQUARIUMS - Christmas oets 5. 10. IS gallons. See om- complete line of exollc fllh and supp1iea. Gift certificates available. The House of Wilson, first road left below PIN!!ant Point Resort. Open I to 9 Tues. thru Sat. Ph. Pats For S.le 'r For We POIIEROJ lnltoduclnt all now 69 -ul RlchardMn and Sl<yllno Mobile""'""'· . Sl<yllno 50 x 12 2 Bdrm. Cuoto• $4395 · Sl<yllno 60 x 12, 2 BdrMo. lll ..tho $4,995 Sl<xllno 60 x 12 3 Bd,..l larly ....,orlean $<1995 Rlc'lumloOfl 60 x 12 ·2 !'!(•·• Anl01010 $<1995 Richardooo 60 x 12 3,Bdno. Eorll'_ American $5195 All C..ploUiy Furnloliod, Bonk Rotoo ONLY A FI!W LIFT ; · Til ,'C4M,INY¥ -LE HOMES -tJ • . . ""' ~~'•••~,... A..-.. .fa.OI11 . ,--;, .: · .' hoi & Vt.•~ · ,.inl "" "' w IJ~I<flf .. , • Va. u. Llkll1 -·----. ·'st: Wooldy ' .! ,. -- for_,..._ 0111 ~- ma,17:tB wO'....plo A Iafor ... ilirM L'" X fw 11M t .... 0'., ole. tlbwiO ~ b!>P'itoo. 11M loqtli. ODd - - ot'llit won1o an 18 - sa. CIOid ~ 8&.111 - '-7 tile - ... .....,... A an illffot- A. auee-. • - ttl• VOOW' Q.T OWXW ~PBT'IfB · .o\.080, .A.'l'WQ P~ · ••o'IV u. l'tmllila &PA.A.BW o•Tal A OliO olroewa'. ...,,. auHPA'l' ' ~'ethJ~·oW=:. t.s aDou. .• .~ :IH ~• DAILY C!ljU'-Digtm IK , u...i , 1'1'1111 ~;¥ . pi' Hiii(AM: ~· ,.. _,.,_, ,. ' ' • • • • . _ _..... ~ -· �•• • II- '1111 u.&l:r s..twl, ,_,....~a., 'lliiO'odoY, ~ 12, IH8 SIIOtJI Seluwluled Behintl Beef Barn LAKIN- A•w•DciBitdlwlll lilt ol amaked huna. eamtd ern Aw.. GalltpoU•. waa tnJund be llold llr 1be ~ at Lo- - .. 01111 lurkaro. In an aeei<IIIDt at the pt_ Ploaoant ldD -Hollllal -..Jtbo- . • - · · Dae.lt, otartIaiit--. Fallo.r tbtln'OW.I<Il 1bo 4rt raad IIIU&eeat to the troa lllrm. 'I1UI iJ •JWOJeettheemplQyeea on lllldorlaldDe m ra1aa IIIDda lor tbo bod"''nn allbo ~an .Home D_ecorating Contest · · , SKIDMORE INJURED Gu7 P. Skidmore, 21, Eut· ~ O,OMic:al Plallt 111'000111 SERVICES SET Funeral lerYlce1 for sam . PYI<o, 80, Rutlond Route 1, will be bold 111 p.m. s.turdoy at tbo DuwUle Weat.,.an C b u r e b. F r i - ~ WI at tile Martin F...,.al .._., Friday unW noon lbo boopllal pumda. '111opnoral 011 S.tur<llll. pulllle lo · Prl'""' will con- 7:30 p. m., Wecbsdly, ......... who l8 erq,loyed in tlw plant'• proluctlon departmon~ loot part ol hla r121tt lhmnb, Index a n d middle a.ngera. He wa1 taken to Haber Medical center m Flrot Ave., where he releaaocl. waa treated and Dilallo ~ Oblo Eledrlc Co., - Rolli IlLII ~to- Jilt llntplaeo;' fl.aO, -Jrioa" .l!!.lbo-Moro..-m-. , """ta, Hllrd &riNplolo lbo ~ ..... at a Cl!rl- ...,. doo«ooiDDI......., m be ean.., lbo _ _..... _ at CcllllmOrco 01111 ·lbo ~ 111 lbo ........, ..._.,, ·1111 1o1o 01111 111011 lim Mn. Trail Gai<laa Cl..., _ . , , 111:111 prlu " ' -~O:iilr.-. Lowlo. lei, MHiopllt. .... 117 thlltod Preoo lutotnltlorlal CAPE KENNEDY - PROJECT OFFiaALS lodi.Y decided II> bavo ooaljllelad, Mro. Mar- ... ... u,lll nlood Ill Doe. to. Jadlllll wiD"' ...._lbo procoad wltb tho . tin...,... Aj>ollo 8 lll&l>t lrOIIIIII tho Dec. 21 PHI Elh ._,, - a l dlalr· oW 145, ... two jiCII'II1IIa Ill- ....... atliaadloJ,Doo.SJ,i<iis&!lor looto tblt fllol lalklp ID of tbo ·roe. .'l e...,., mu, oald -.,.. door bulonoll&IU ~.., lbo . . will be . , ._,.., Jrd:tlem." . Mro. Lowll 11 a put rePonaJ CoiiDDbla Gu Co. placo Ill Doe. M. The 1111•• oald tho lookaao wu a11oclated 0111¥ willie p.- dub bead- prizo to f7,1G 01111 ~-Ji. ' Wori<IN with Yro. Lowll ,. ' ... · tiMI ...... liD blbalf ~ tbt ~ &Dd tblt ltwooldnotat!oct lllolll&ht of Frod< ed a · aJmller (llllltell conducted ~. Borman, ·Jomeo Lowll &Dd WWtam Andtro on tile llrot SO!w'D 5 ..,. lbo two lui ,..,._ , . belli ...... ~ ....... """"' roclwt to be manned. Tbll ~·-•wWIDcludo will - · ... """Tom <ateaurlll a t - · lmlfe at ..... t20 """ 117 !lilt be _ . . NEW ALBANY, IND. - PORTIONS OF TilE 0100 Rl..,r Valley reB!Ikm, ooculor 01111 ealnDce codrll>ulad 11r '1111 Oldo Ponr od 01111 ...,........ aa llldlcllod ID were ataken apin Wedoatdly, .Uifttly more 1hiD a month after the "". 'l1lore will be tlll'oo win- Co. Sooood prize lo fl. .,.... to lbo tremor which ahook 20 states ln the Mldweat. nero oalected 1D both tho nllcPolice heh:-_, ln. Jeft"eraonvllle, lnd._t_recelved IIIIM~ eall1 louo 01111 tho oe<U1ar ~~. ~--~----------~--------~----~ tram reaidenta ol New ~. Jefl'ersonvwt and aurrOUIXIJ.qr ar•• 01111 two oolected far tile enEntry Blank after the tremor. LwiiYtne, Ky. , wu also mtkl7 ureetedt but oo truee WQJ, Pom1111y Home Decoratl.. Conttst dalna&e or llliurleo ware ,_nod. ...... Lowll ~ out I. !!rot place . . - . Ill 1967 Dlllt Name ········---·-----··-···· ·~··-·--···-······~·············· ······ ····...... .... 1 : NEW YORK - TIJLLULAII BANKHEAD, 1 Southern bello lrOm thla yoor . . _ lrOm tile - I Huntsville, AIL, whO rooe to became o otar of Broodway 01111 Holly- IOI'Y ID which tbe7 won Judaod Slrool -·---------·---------·--·----- 1• wood, died lodi.Y ot tho ego ct M. laat yoor ID or<lllr to be olilll>le I; Miss BIDidtMd died of double pnemDonla ce>q~Hcalod b7 .em- 11> win a llrat place. Catet~ory Entered -······-·-··---·-·-----·-··--·--·---·-- t ; phy-. "The actreaa died at SL Luke's Hoopllalln New York CUy, Prize• lor tho top throe win(Pioooo co~~~plelo ond moll to Mrs. Chorloo Lowlo, where she made her home. ners In the religioua cateeor1 a-1ao m""'' v- oloetrle........ 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J ary Commissioner Freeland Norris of Racine was ln charge o! the dro~ with COmmon Ploos Judge John C, Bacon, llftluty Clerk of Courts Nellie Brown and Sherl!l' • Dopartment llep"ty The SCHUMANN Mod•l ZIZO Diatinctive Contompofary stvled cabinet in oil -finiahed Welnutveneen and Mlect hardwood solidi. or Pecan veneer• and select hardwood solids with the look of fine diatresling. Center lih lid and record ltorage tpace. Betty Theiss attending. Follo..-irw; is thenamesofthose selected tor pr081Jecthe grand jury duty: Lester J. Taylor, Middleport; Fl<Q'"d Weber, Long Bottom; Ag· nes Price, Portland; Dorothy ·Bentz, Racine; Ralph Trunell, LoiW Bottom RD; Rew Norris, RD 2, Racine; J, S. Davia, 'I'q)pers Plains; Everett A. Rail, $299·95 Mlddlepor~ L. Collins, Reedsville. Names drawn tor possible petlt jury dutv were: Howard. Ebersbach, Portlarxl; Ralph Chapman, Pomeroy; Orin H. Smith, Middleport; Harold Smith, S:ynrcuse; Mabel Briekles, RD, Shade; Harriet Spencer, Pomeroy; Edwin Haggerty, Mid- dleporlj NeecU carsey, Pmneroy; Forence Hill, Racine; David Koblentl., Chester; Joe N. Sayre, RD 4, Pomeroy; Maxine Chapman, RD Coolville; Judy Kautz, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Nancy Morris, Middleport; Earl Kn!g~ Middleport; Mary K. Rooe, Lont!: Jlot,tt:Dl; Paul ~re, Portlam; Paul Ervin, Racine; Charles McClain, Racine; Richard Jettera, RD Albany; cpa1 Zerkle, Syracuse. MartM. Hoffman, Pomeroy; It T. Herderaon, RDGuysville;Jane Epple, Qlester; Roy W. Promtt, Portlard; Manni!'@: Kloes, Middleport; Wallace Bradford, Middleport; J uanlta COllie, Middleport; Eber Gillilan, Cheater; Georse Genheimer, Chester RD, t1oyd. Norria, Racine; Ann eot.trlll, Pomeroy; WUlard Pigott, Lorw Bottom; Blythe Theiaa, Racine; Don Mullen, Middleport; James Batley, RD Long Bottom; Homer Baxter, Pomeroy; Nol'll Roger Young, RD 2, Pomeroy; Roger Bissell, Miners- Hartman. Chester; Lowell staDville; David c. Mlller, Middle- ley, RD Albany; Harry Richard, port; Mae Lambert, Middleport; Portlalll; James Et_jer, Middleport; Edison Hobstetter, PcnErnest Bush, RD 2, Recine; Mil~ lard Van Meter, Racine; Harold eroy; Marjorie NewiWt, PcmProffitt. Portland; Lawrence eroy; Betty Ables, Pordand; Tom Dora~ Middlopor~ Ethel Hart, Wells, RD 2, Racine; George E. RD Shacle; Wayne Zurcher, PmnHolman, Syracuse; Eclith PlYl>' ter, PortlaJIJ; Herbert Rousb, · eroy; Norma G. WUcox, Mldd1._ port; Arnold HlJA), RD Racine; RD 2, Racine: E~lyn Hollon, Arthur Stob..-t, RD, Racine. M1nera\1.lle; Donald Bell, RD 2', Racine; Hllda Hunt, Long Bottom; John W. Van Meter, Syracuae; Helen Diddle, Syracuae, Charles COLLINS APPOINTED COLUMBUS (UPI)- Slate Son. M. G<s,y R-~ Wll re-elected preal- protem 01111 Clncbmall Sen. lollcllul J. 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ADMll'TED - Dl!llllla web, Pomeroy; Ma1 Wolfe, Racine; Clyde Cramlot, Baclao; Gloria TONIGHT, DEC. 12 Derltlach, AN:neroJ; Ja1'Jj1 MEIGS TIIEATII '7#1111'11 the quality goes in before the name goes on ~. NOT OPEN DEPENDABLE SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE DEC. IS· \ "TilE SHUTTERED ROOM" Rutland Furniture carol I.fn1o7- Gill: Y- ARNOLD GRATE I RUTLAND, 0. • Gru01er, Po"*"'1; llelwo Glm· mel, Radne. DlllCHARGED - Vlqll Ste-.-.111, Su.IU 8lawart, R a n d 7 Arma, Belle Bulb. (Toebnloolor) 742-4211 aettlni for the expanded Viet- nun conference underway. "TIIE VENGEANCE OF F1J MANCHU'' lolo!lber Lee - TOll\' Forrer SHOWS STARTS 7 P •us. ment refuse to recosnlze tile Viet Cong as a ae_parllte bocb". As the meeting got underway, eaeh for the North Vietnamese, Mme. Nguyen Th1 Blnh, the llle Viet Cong, the Ualted !late& ah~ed representative at and &Ugon. The new plan was lllo Natlmal Uberatloo F~ reported to envisage two the political ...onch of tho VIet semicircular tables to avoid Cong, accused Washington and giving recognition of the Viet Saigon of "<lellboratoly Slbotag. Cong •• woold be Implied b7 1ng the conference" by lntenaiputting Its dolegaUm at a fying tllelr •"wir of aggression." square table. HThey do not want to end their Both tile Unlted Stetas and aggreaalm ID South VIetnam, the South Vletnameoe ..,....,.. Mme. Blnh told a luncheon ol diplomatic correspondents that, . "The,y do not wish lo bring peace to VIetnam." Her statement coincided with reports 1n Saigoo the Communists were massing for poaslble new attacks on Saigon and other -· clUes. Lau attended the luncheon but hurried away tor his meeting with Vance, llaDolaources said. The Amerieans do not cmfirm IUCh meeUnss until after they are over. ------------------------------------------ The third 01111 !lnal aectlm ol the new four ..lane Rt. 35 high~ -----------------------~------------------ way, between Thurman and Jack~ son wUI be dedicated at U a.m., FOR YOUNG MEN Who "oor 29 tD 36 see the leon cui d - 1 - Loe Llano - LoY! Slller Sllmo IUid Soper LeaD Wrandoro. ThOI''re popular wllll.lbo hl2lt 01111 collop crowd. -----------------------------------------A SPECIAL GROUP o! lloyo Kalt Ski Paln-1 In olzeo 8 to If. M.OO 01111 M.50 Pajomao .., . . _~ ·-------~--------------------------------- Mn. Ann B.mitz l.aunehes Drive BUY MEN'S OB BOYS' JACKETS for Glllo. Tba)''re all OD oale. '111ore'o an exWient .oaledi101 -All 10"le1 - U'a a wonlarftll gltt idea. Mra. Ann Barnttz, 110 Butter- nut ----------------------------------------- Ave., fomeroy, has been 11J111ed campaign director ol the Melp Cow1t.Y Chi!Pter o! tile National Foundadon - March of Dlmea. The annual fund drive was launched today. ON TilE 1ST FLOOR - A FINE BIG SELECTION OF APRONS 10 ldaal for &Uta lhla 1011' Cobbler• Aprons - Tel Slyleo - Bib lroDt 01111 Part.Y IIPrOIII - Ill Cll'PIId7, prllltl 01111 terl')' cloth - Pick out seven! now. ----------------------------------------- "A HALLMARK CARDS - When ;you core eDOllllh lo oend tho ..,. boiL We ..... a alee ooloctloa of carda for the pJI)er boy, mlldater, doctor, etc. AliO llr apeelal tdenda and relatlwa. lloxod Olrlstmao Clnl• attracUvely priced - sae them iD ,... c:aoivlote colloctloo of Hallmllri< Cards. In the Gill Wrap DePartmeDI we have a alee oolodloa trims, ready made bows aid other aceeasoriea. HIIIJ~Ier New Year" for, eveey child boslnni!W llfels tho goal of the Maroh of Dbneo lundraising campmgn this year. Mn. Am Bornltz sold, The other objective ls ftnanclng research that in time will over. come the birth defects that at- of-..-. ----------------------------------------- filet 250,000 newborn infants each year in our country alone. The taak is an enormous one aoo calls for major &lg!Ort. she pointed out. Mrs. Barnttz said succen of the drive here and elsewhere is due entirely to the "generosity of our Melgo Co""ty neighbora, juat as throughout the na~ tion the American people are siC)porting more than 100 March of Dimes Birth Defe«s Centers coast to coast." ANOTHER BIG SIOPMENT OF LAMPS- Polo'-•-troa'-o-Ooa"'-1-tablo ' - • - pi~HC~ ' - • - hl-lntoDIIty Iampo - boudoir 01111 eel._ ' - • - _ . - . . _ In the Drlpeey DopL, 2Dd Floor. ----------------------------------------ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF HOOVER SWEEPERS Hoom" Portobleo 01111 Conotellltl- Dlal-c - Hoover . .rilltta - ll,y United Pre so International SAN FI!ANClSCO - GO\/, RONALD REAGAN and the state college board of ttu1tee1 tave rejected efforts by civic and labor lead·er• to mediate tasuos which have resulted ln alx weeks of violence and dlsrq>lionlt Sin "f'rllllclsco State College. "'1 don't think tbere is any mediation needed, .. the governor ll.1d ln sacramento Thursday. "This Is not just the hUlnks of overenthuslaatic students. Thll!lls insurrection." ~---------------------------------------AN0'111ER MG SIIIPMENTI TOSS CUBIDONS - -ullful eovorillp VID7I Floor Clllhlooo. Bod Riot Cuohlono and Nod< PW""a. A b1a . . -.... Alao ----------------------------------------- A1BW AY LUGGAGE - A procUcal lift- For mea 01111 "amen. The UDI-Ifold IUid lbo Dil-l')' in all colora and •lzeL Al10 a bit aelectlon of Attache caaeL see the DIW aoft side luaaP end tho Potor1 One of ulillty bqo 01111 oporto bqo 011 tho 2nd OOIW. ~---------------------~-------~---------- BOSTON - ANOTHER mG SIDPMENTI LOG CABIN ntROW RUGS. All colora - all alzeo. lllc oaloctloo of Area llul• In all alzeo, Aloo oval braldod pluUo kitchea rup - Aid 0111' bolt oolliJoil-.. !Wd Rup. (All on tho Srd Floor.) ins thinklrv and coordiratlon, a Boston University researChers. re- VISIT TilE DRAPERY DEPT, and oee oor OOJqJioto selection of colorlbl bodoproodo. WCMla apreadaand 1lutr.Y chenlllea ~-----------------~---------------------AN OUTSTANjiNG SELECTION OF BA'm MAT 'lETS - Two 01111 Tbroo Piece Sola at 11Qa11 Vlocooa end lloc....,.Nylon. llolp tblek tezture - Clear, laald.., colora. Soli llull)o lllucil 111 lrlrwo<l 01111 plain sl)'les. ----------------------------------------.. ---------------------.-----------------------------------------------------------ANO'IliER BIG SIIIPMENTOFHOOVERWASIIERS- AlooWhlrii)OCII Dllh Walhora- Wldrii)OCII Wuhero and Dryer a - Ollllle 3rd Floor. ALSO .SEE TilE NEW MODELS IN MAGIC CHEF- The owno IIIII tile regular model a on tho 3rd lloor. . . a.toau Modolo wltb 'Vpll' 01111 lftN ,, -- ·• ,, I. SEE 'l1lE BIG SELECTION OF VINYL aDIBI'MAS TREES- Cl!rllbMo Tno 11aJU - Olhlde . ll&IHt - Mlalatllre ' - • - Tno 01'niii10IIto - Tno topo - Nall'fiQ< lOti- Mt ............. mo1t1111 troea - PIM ocont llPI'U - Garland• - Bello- Pbleo- Tno Sltlrlo- p _ , . . pianta - OJrl•-• Mall llukoto - CODdle" AD oolo prload and ll'rll8ld far , _ oalactlon ... tho lat a-. two-· -------------------------------------~---· VISIT ELBI!RFEUlS TOYLAND Ill tho TQ)' Bulldilll 101 Fl'ooit Stn~ bo1aor Coart - A big ooloetlon of ID7-. lloJIIUid gjrJI,-Ibla ;raar - All at raal oa1a pri- S1up ID 01111 1!'0 lb< 1"" eon ..... ----~------------------------· Molp Gonera1 Hoopllal ADIII'M'ED - NOilo. DlllCHARGI!Il - Della Clllldrell, Dorollly llordiD. MARLJUANA IS A "reloUvely mUd lntoxlcont" with minor though real short-lived eft'ects, such as slightly impair- ------------------------------------------ I Portod toda7. Their atudy was taken last spring on two groups of subjects, were cisarette smokers but never had smoked martjuana •lXI eiefrt chronic marljtana users. They ranged in age rrom 21 to 26 and were drawn largely fr«m atudents in the Boston area. nine men who NASHVILLE, TENN. - AN ALL-WIDTE crlmlnol court jury Tl-olrocla,y found three ClnclnniU Negroeo lobaled by pollee as Block Pow('r advocate• guUty ot shooting a metro patrolman ard aertenced each to 99 yeara In prison. The panel of 11 men and one woman returned the wrdtct on ftrat d-ee miO'der chirps aplnst WWiom G, ADen, 2t, Ralph COnod.Y, 26, and Ste,. Porker, 24, after dollborai!Jw ovemlglrt. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - MAYOR John S. Ballard o! AkrGn, Ohio, 1buraday told lndl.,. legtslatorl!l ttThe question ot the hour ta - "UJ out · atate gowrhlllant tlddle whlle -our oitl.es burn?,. Ballard. oddrosoed the cloalng do;y ooaslon of tho 5th Blelllial Con!erenee opoiioored br tho Indiana Legii&Uw Council In tho Hwae ol Reprea~l'iatives chamber. He outlined the u,pa.radoxt• of urban areas wlilch 4"contala botllll108t ot the eountry'l!l wealth and most ot Ita aoclal and _economic prGblema." -· ~ ·- ~- ~- ---..------- .. - · - - - - -............ . - -.-- ---- ~-- ---- --..--- - -·- · -- · ·· · .. ...• ~; • • -·- ' · · -·--··· • - • • ..-. . : . - - . - · · - ...... . ...... . - .. ' --~ ~- · - - ·-· · r- ~ • ·'"""~._ ... _ _, , •. ,. • . .•. - ..,._ r- - -·- ---~ - -- ----, ' or 1lu Ulneu. . uh appears we're at the beglmi~W ot a nationalepldldtf~­ oot at the peak oll~" tho spoke oman said. He Solid the peak pected in mld-Ja.-..ary. Colorado, one of the Weatern atatea, las suffered a border • a. • border outbreak of the virus, NCDC said. The 700 deaths ...,...... ln 122 cities aDd the NCDC aald .. thla excess mortalib' Ia deDICiftor atrated in the west DOrth central, eaat north central, mountain ... middle Atlartic divlsiona." The highest attack rate is in Jl'Olltl or lnsdtudona, acCOI'dlDJ to Dr. John R. Bagby, deputy director ol tho NCDC. The_.. b 10 to 15 per cent tor the nation in _general, but is rmml~W aa blah as 40 per cent in schools, tnduatries. &tore• ll1d other t.uUtudou.. raw Mood8y Is tile middle ooe. It took two years to complete three five-mile sections between Thur~ ]ius t B0 d zes ,.:_.;.·.:·:···:·:·:-:·:-:··-·,.,.;.y...._~NNMN;N.~~-·.-J~·'-'"-""'-".........,_,~~~W~¥d'<i!lltil WEDNESDAY WAS A BUSY DAY and evening: as Meigs County American Legion Ladies Auxtliaries worked in preparation for a Olrlstmas party held on Thursdly for veterans at the Veterans Ho~ital in Chillicothe. 'l)pical of the action took place at the hall of Feeney • Bennett Post 12S. Amer1can Legion, In Middleport. Four members of the Winding Trall Garden Club reported to the hall to instruct junior and senior auxiliary members in preparing table arra~Dts. ThE, gr~ above included Mrs. Marpret Ella Lewi s, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs. Alice Thompson and Mrs. Addalou Lewis. In addition, the auxiliary groups made numerous other "goodies" in prep- ~ .-. . .-...........-...-.9T.•:v.>»~~~-w..o;..;;-.-_,.,_. ;. :·~ ~ I ~ ij -· ____ ~~. ~ ·-JBeing Found of the Rt. 35 Assoclatioo, a n d SEORC members wlll also par~ ticlpate in the ceremony. Col, D. R.. Roush, Division 9 Highway Chief, will be t h e principal dedication speaker. Following the ribbon - cutting ceremon.Y, a dutch-treat dimer wUI be held at the Jolly Lanes BowliDg Alley at 12 noon. Doring tile ..- . ture highway projects for Southeastern Ohio. Mrs. Thelma Elliott, execulive aecretary of the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce, said to~ day at least six Gallla Countiana are planning to attend the Monday dedication. r, CARACAS (IJPD- Searchers there .. remains a posathntt)' found onb bodies, empty rWlber passt~ngers could have survived Monday according to Carl Dahlrafts u.l. no survivora todt1 in on liferafts." berg, Soutbeastern Ohio Region. struction. the shark-infested Caribbean The plane crashed 16 miles a1 CouncU director . Ribbon - cutting ceremonies Sea where a jet airliner off the Venezuelan cout as Jt Two other five - mile sections for Mmday'a five - mile project carrying 51 peraoni from New appr~ched caracas' Maiqueda ol four - lane highway between will be shared by Chamber of York exploded and crashed in a Interratlonal Airport on 1 I'ICM'I Thurman and Jackson were dedcommerce representatives of ball o! Ore Thurocla,y ni21tL otop IJI&ht !rom New York. icated. earlier tid a ya.r. three conununtttes - Jack10n, .. There are no alps ot Ute," "n."e -was a Ul)lollall 'l'be" HCtlon 1o llo ·- · - · canljOI'Iii, ..nd ·cliDifOO!hi. · '"e.nezilelln' Navy 1:•cue oftl. aOd ooly lragmento of lba ~ ciall iatd. remain,'' aalcl a omoar. In New York, Pan American Residents of • projec:t. World Airways ofriclala ·&aid behind the airport aloo ret>«<od BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPD - Voters in the otsego seeing a sbower of fiery school district Thursday approved a 3.5 mill operating levy. !rsgments !alling lntD tho - at Tile sclloola had been closed Nov. 22 and were scheduled to open Lease activity resulting from the time of the crash. Jan. 2. the gas weU strike on the WONa ~ patrol boots bnliiJiht iD The vote was 1,076 In favor of the levy arxl 706 against. The llam McKelvey farm near Portthe bodies OC a boy, 3, and 1 levy had been defeated five previous times. U the levy had tailland earlier this week, took on woman in her 20s to the port of ed. the schools would have been closed again in the fall. The clear signs of a bocm in the ofAmol'@: the Meiss Countians Lo Gualro early ~. district has an enrollment of 1,930 students. fice ot Meigs County Recorder who are in many corners of the men saki at least four other Eleanor Robson Thursday. world during this Chris1mas sea~ bodies hlld been found. RelfATHENS - With great relucRecorder Robson said, in til- son are serricemen. cuers said they found two tance Ohio Unfverait,y trustees dition to several peraons appearFollowing are the addresses rubber lilero!ts lrml tho pt..,o. VETERANS MEMORIAL Thurocla,y voted 6 tD I an Illi~ at the oft'ice yesterday to of three of them: HOSPITAL Both were Inflated but crease ln reglstr&Uon feea of ADMLSSIONS - Irene Russell, check records, there was a toA--C John W. Reea, AF 1574The comroi tower at Mat~ 1130 per quarter. Middleport; Michelle Jollnson, tal or 1().) leases and four assign- 2791, Box 2004, APO San ~ tia said it lost contact with till The eom_prehenalve reglstraments filed for recordirw. Racine. cisco, Calit, 96264. Pan Am jet at 8:59 p.m. EST Uon fee increase 11 for both Most of the leases tlled ThursSgt. stephen E. Wagner, AF mlrutes before it was due to DLSCHARGES - Dora manda.y had been obtained earlier in 11701870, KTTC CMR No. 1 8oJ< kenship, Elizabeth Stumbo. Ohio and out.<i'...ute - · land. .. lljlpl'OVed lui month by tile the year, but had not been sub- 3931, Keesler AFB. M is a., The jet was IIII>!'Oicbllll ot Frank C. llalllday, 80, of HarBoard of Regents. mitted to the recorder•s ottlce. 39534. LOCAL TEMPS 1,000 feet when lrl&ed,y struck. Ohio President Vernon R. Al- riBODVI.lle, died at his reaideoce Mias Robson revealed the leasThe temperature ln downtown Pvt. Charles F, Wagner, US Pan American apoke110111 la den said he reeommended the Friday rooming. Pcmeroy under rain - threaten- e.!! l'llnged over five townships, 51883023, Co. A 100 lin. 442 New York said the plano, Fllcbt Mr. Halliday woa bora March lncreue 0111¥ alter a t11orous1> ing skies at ll:30 Lm. F'r'idQ, Including Orange, Olive, Che,._ Int., APO San Francisco. Cllif. 217, sent no message that lt wa1 13, 1888, the aon of the late study at the \lll.versity' a rtnan.. ter, Lebanon and Scipio. was 55 degrees. 96557, (ConUmed .., _ . 12) Laing """ M.ary.Longalrelll Halclal position. ''We will be ID a oerlous liniDclal olb11U111 lfwe liday. He woo aloo preceded In do not make Uda Increase,•• he death by .. Infant .... ArUn; four sisters, 8bd three broChers. said• The additional income al$780,000 ,.. · ted would just about balance out what would other- Presbyterian Church, a 60..year wise be a deficit. of $800,000 member Ol the Harrt.ICI'Wllle Grange 1734, HarrisonviDo MeBy George Hargraves, Jr., &qpt. think critically about bai>Penlngs at school MWitl when nnlied. """"' ..,. Mr. llamm. I t - · .. dds flscal year, he added. oonlc Lodie til, 01111 OES ass. Melp Local School Dlatrlct arocnd the world. Dr. Alden said tile 11300,000 The Frlendabip Club (36) Ia promote lntereot In · -. . He Is auntved by bla wife, One ot. the benefits that h a s The Nature Club (32) il spon- sponoored br Mrs. Vomorl 01111 partlclpaUon by Ita DaDlborl .. comes _partly from a lola of '551,000 In state subal.dy be- Ruby AmeriOil Hallldo;y, one come from tho canoolldatlon of oored by Mrs. Slavin. Ita ob- Mro. Cox. Amoog Ita I1UID1 ob- spedal science projects. jeetives are to promote an ID- jectives are helping Dew stucauoe enrollment lo about 300 daushter, Mn. Virgil Atldnai our high school stutiants h a s 'l1lo Qdtar Club (2t) Ia a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert been tbe development of a larpr terest 1n nature and oonaervaIOrOII b7 Mrs. - . 11 ...... less than anUcipated. Tbla alao dents become acquobCed, YioltJewell, Harrisonville, and a s1sand more comprebenalve c I u b Uon and to develop an underIn tho evealnga 01111 ooekl lD means a loss ~ U20,000 ill atulng hospitals, and helping - r ter, Mrs. E. J. Nellie Tncy. prop-am. standlDg or man's relatl.onshJ,p to dent income. teoch l!llilor playing m Ita school organizations. Pomeroy. School clubs are an important them. berl. Alden also said ev-ery time Funeral IOl'Yieeo will be held port at tho total school _.-am. 'l1lo Future Bualneas l . .<lllr• unlverattles are forced 1D raiae 'l1lo Future Farmon at ~ ot 2 p.m. !rom tho Harrl- The.V provl<lllllW11 oddltlonal op- Club (29) lo oponoorad by Mlso The Freoch Club (25) to IPOD· tea (40) Is . - - 11r their student fees It mean1 leas ._ at _ ... lrOm . . - . . IOIMDe ProoQyterlaD Church portunltlos for looderahip a n d Dodrill end Mro. Hotrman. aa onred b7 Mlu Chapman. l!ooekl eomb. It - · m JII'OIMe .... 1 w1tb burial In Milos Cemetoey. eooperaUve work. The)' also pro- objective Is tD provide OlqiOI'i- iD promote lntereat In Franco fannial and & better and rural areu for~ aa ~ e<lleiiiiDD at otale lnltllutlons. Frlellds may WI at Ewing FU- vide a moans lor otudenta tD oncea that help m develop bual- 01111 tile French language, It hal lag alit. T' . neral Home anytime. broaden their outlook and ex- neas leadership. junior high achOOI. membera, Md The Future flornam ,....... " tend t:beJr Interests 1nt.o 11 e w 'I'he Future Teachers Aaaocla- metta ln the evenbtp Alll8rica (to) II - - · 1i1r MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL areu. We feel clubs are vary don (23) lo aponiOred· 1J7 Mill The Glrlo' Athlollc: aoclo- Mloo 01111 Mro. BoiJol', ADMl'lSIONS - Leoro lloan, •ailloble 01111 ' - m bavo them Slnlth. II oaeka m actplnt mom- lion (120) to aponoored Mro. Ill bulc Jlllll'P088 la tD &&nllllll PomerQy, eaotrlbule awch ill Molp lllllh- bero wllll tbe taachlaa prateo- Bontle;y. l!s objedlyeo are m a ..._ under-• DISCHARGES - NOIIO. All bod a few of our dubo meet aloa 01111 their poaolblo fUture make more athletic _...u. """ family life. WASHINGTON (UPI)- The ;., •cllooi lime 01111 lbuo more porllcij18tlon ill U. tleo for ilrlo, rf Columbul area IIII'Owlllstalll'l1lo !Pnilh Club (SCI) lo .... ltlldellluan parilclpata. 'l1lo Latin Club (M)IIIPOilliOr· Tile VoraiQ< "M" Cl... (68) IOI'Od by Mro. Jlar\.,- .... i · or lbUI any Other II!Qir Ohio "'ed br Mrs. Fred<or 01111 ......, m 11 ' opoaaored br Mr. T>Qolor. l1oe Ia to IOil'll_.. elly Ill terms at }qlolallon, I will -..,pi m give 1"" a arouoe 01111 DIOIIIIaln ull*relll Ita objoctlvoo oaek m develop llh culloru ad cu1tan. a . - a m latoat-uau· i mateo. IIUIIliDU')' al tho ..... """"""' ID Lotio. Thll elllb llllbo a &'0011 • • - IDIOOI all 'l1lo JlOiico<fRell cr.. CM .QiiUJDbul ln<:reuod aearl,y br llotlng lllo cl..,., tho ..,..,. evoalag becauao II llu mom- and m . . _ t aethl- (20) .. IIP". .od .., - - Call!f. lt !rorri u-..11160 at- oon, tbo obJoctiYao 01111 lbu ,...._ borl lrali - lba jiiDiar 01111 Uu m '-01' lllo totallltbl"'- beD. . . - · llclal ....... - ..,. IM,700 lo bor at momboro In p o r - a hl2lt llchOol, lc _...._ quah;t Ill 'l1lo Coin Club (30) 1o _.. '1111 - 1 HiMor ~ at lbo llell Qrooo. a iDial at 115J,800 - COIIIjllrtld . alter the olub name. 'l'bo Comera Club (It) 11 opaa- oorec1 by Mr. o..atd W.UO. (17) to . ' - - ' llr ·II r 1. 7;t par c;ontln lbo dublwiUbe ...... . land .. . ., 7.3 par COlli ID U.. IOl'od b7 Mr. Mr.llroke - m ....... 'F...-. 111 .,-ara IIi Cillcl!inolt ono llld per eta! and. Mr. '11111 club .. do- -odaul>lo ilollo<lllra. _ ... """ ....... - " lb, Jlllml; Canllln'l -·lllk!M· m a llllllirlllandlna '1'111 ·Auto Club (40) 11 oriii!IP. U1i1 ~,. . . . . at tho - b y Mr. lloti~llbal , Tile-~· AI-., caa.a. · · lifo drh11111 •• Ita meJor obJoe- - ~ Ia ~ ~.1m. .,-. ' ~ , 'l'bo WO..W Alfalra Cll.. •QI) ilvt, llonD and ~· . . ob""'~,u 1w - . .II • II)' ~ Wei.... 'l1lo IJI,herllto Clljb ' (16) II · ",IKtlvaa I n 1D ~d.. It I ,', ..-,.,!SA ....... ! ·wM'··--·'-· oM~~~-- !IIIli Tbo_,objoctlvo at IIlla elah Ia m' - - Ia< Mt& .N•eoloa~ .....-. wltb ........ A tl--..AW-~11'11~ dotolop tbo, ........... ~ m , It IIIII ,..vldie lllllfollllod "'lloro ,_ ~ <;Ill> (J7) ta ~ • man and Jaeksoo. The W. Ringwald flrm was in charge d. con- Gas ·.Trxase _ .sr•t 01* t.ouJ._. Boom Here Servicemen's Raise OU Fees $30 Mailing List cr...- Mr. Halliday Dies Friday -b'. SPEAKING OF SCHOOLS NO. 69 -Mr~~~do¥th:-:.:.=~ Meigs High Club Program Exp.anded lfr.- ali --1 I!(- .& - »or .... o .... e ....• ~c. ~~~~~~""'"'-..,;. , :~·:r , . " . TEN CEN'fS I'DOI..._. March of Dimes Underway Trustees of ' ATLANTA (UPI) - Allout 700 deaths lr1111 !lu and p . ...,; . . have boon roportod In tho United Stites recenll.f and otllclalo at 1111 Natlorlal ColnmWIIcable Dloeaae Center (NCDC) said lodi.Y lllo ,.. tion l• on the threabold of an epidemic of the Hq Konc tilL The A2 H0111 Koow 68 lnlluenzo otroln hu aeWally roacbod epidemic prqMX11.ons in only one area - the wutern slotos - but lo clooe tD the epidemic level ol-her• lllo N~ spoke~n aaid. At least 33 states t-.~ eJ~P~rienced some Csjjt•~ Rt. 35 AN0'111EH mG SIIIPMENT OF SWEA11:RS Cor Men and Y - . - Moa'o 01111 lloll' 0. coaalalllw al Sbort Slom1 l'ullcner SWoatar with turUe neck 01111 o bu- trool canllpa swatarm lllltcil. You'D W.lbo coat aW'81tter, too, ot auede leather and knit combl.llltloD. A bll seleed.oa ofturdealld mock turtle aetk _pullover aweaters ror men. Knit of 100 per cent lDtDorted vlqiD lambs wooL. par1me~ lsi Floor. Including SWelter Sotl for IIUID IF YOU LIKE TO GIVE SLACKS 11 a elll- Sol tho now oeledloD of Raotoa Slackl ill olsoo 29 to 42 and extra aizes 46 to 50. Moat aiJ are _perm&llellt: .PniBI tlbrJ.ca. 'lhTnl .mar1ly styled - Veey well made - Road,y lor you ill buy, Aloo a W1')' liDo oolodlon lrlm evt slackl 10 popular with )'0111180r men 01111 h121t ochool boyo. •• .,... of Flu Near BOYS PLAID FLANNEL ROBES ••• , , t3, 9$ BOYS TERRY ROBES ...... , •••••• M,95 . ·----------------------------------------- ••-r· ' '-- ........ ,. m •- ... ~jiidemic PARIS (UPO- American and have delayed statt o! the talks. Hanoi waa reported demanding a square table with a side North Vietnamese negntiaton met today in secret to dtacusa a new allied compromise proposal Permanotlt preoo plaid lloeron 01111 Colton ill zllll'or caM lor fl, tS. bjpdal' 01111 extra alno. Torry Cloth Roboo ID white 01111 colora. Reaulor 01111 extra olzeo - ' ''"'· ~Q'dqo Vance, Col. Lau In Secret Tall{s Special Purch1sel •n's lit• Rthl o!lle 1or p ,so. - ,,.., 0 , ......... - .$! ...... ,_r. 0 Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shoppl111 Center. See the Many New Arrivals All Ov• The Store. TERRY CLOTII SHAVE COATS, .... , $6.95 ALL WOOL FLANNEL ROBES •.••. $10.9$ RAYON PLAID ROBES ............ $8.9$ t~ -. -- tnniiiM and lialllido1 - _v_o_L_._x_X_I_N_O_._I-~----------------------~ --M_E_~ __Y_-M __ID_D_LE_~ __R_T_.O __H_IO__________________________~FR~ID~~-y~·~Df~C_EM~BF._.R_I~4, ~~!: kva and acme ~stroyera. 1 } SIX-SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM Until 9:00 a..---llliDIIIel - 1-< Devoted To The lnterat. Of The Meiga-MtUOR Area Cyruo Vanee, deputy chle! of tbe American delegation, met with his Hanoi counterpart, Col. Ha Van Lau. shortly after 3 p.m. (10 a.m. EST). Site of the conference waa not dtsclosed. Procedural disputes over the . . . . ol the tour dlleptiou Open Frl.ay ••• Satur••Y Nl1llts LONDON - THE SOVIET UNION IN A SURPRISE mo.., hu withdrawn Dlllrly half ita: ~aval Oeet from the Mediterranean sea and returned it to Russian waters, defense sOW'ces said tocla1· or sane 50 ships which Russia had sent into tbe Medltel"''anean since tte June, 1967 Arab-Israeli war mJy atmte 35 remain. the Stereo FM indicator light. _ L~~~~:_~~~~~~;~:_':~!'~--------~4 ~ - wW tnelude an electrle ooffee ISTANBUL - 1WO U, S. NAVY DESTROYERS lodl,y coqpletod maker, valued at approxlmale4> a four-dQ cruise In dte Black Seta where they were shadowed by Rua.- ,40, cmtrlbuted b7 tho Collllllbua slan planoo IUid shiPs 01111 headed bock tD lhe Mediterranean. There were no lncldentl. Turkisb fishermen who watched were tar more interested in a heavy seasoaal run ot tbh trom the Black Sea lato tbe ~horous which coincided with the destroyers' paasage. conventional static- free high .fidelity FM . Outstanding AM reception. FM - AFC . Illuminated slide -rule dial with precision vernier tuning . r v..- ckoeMnM-' ,._ <( cu..u. ......... _ f FROM RUTLAND FURNITURE Uy , Weather en tin~ : at y e The awe« potato 11 a member at tbe IIIOI'IIIDg-clorY (am, .u- .. - ·· lllol--.,.- • Now You Know 01111 a 111,..........._.. "'OUIIh, '*' IJ!Oil""""· • 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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