https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/767e110121549b59da24fa1f15caf5cb.pdf 934cbf87b004335beadaef4c83ea2622 PDF Text Text ' .. :8 - 1lle ~ Tickt~l-. Timei-Seft<I~~s.:-:~~·~Doo:::·:o;r~1~~~1=HI:._L fo ,... ~ "" •· ... ...,. • -~~~ ·-~ .. t · ... • ·•··-• • • • • • · F • - -· • .l. ..... \ ' ""' ~ ' • , ""'' .. - ... ~--, . . I Now You Know ' . _;.. ·,.' • '· • .. a, ... '-. - ' the pt, 1 NoUonal Guard will be he day, Dec. 31, beginning m. Music will be furnisht \'agabonds. Tickets, oo 46 per couple, may be p ed from Robert Cochra 4007) in the Gallipolis u from Carl Roach (992 -529 Bend Area, Only 200 tickets will 1 for this year' s event, f IPOkeaman said, The dance Will last un lh. , on Jan. 1. Proceeds toward the unit's man,y c ntty projects, ' '~ , .. .. ,• ... :1- ,; , I <.);,J,, . VOL XXI NO 165 c::on.aa.11ua ca. aua w. -.,JI WORKIM OF 'I'HE , • .,.. t .. ~a.... 111i11 restromn t&ellltle1 at the Middleport Marina. A blacktq>ped road from RaUroad St. off Gravel HW has been buUt into the marina. It l s located in a previously swampy area near the confiuence ot Leadlna Creek aDd the Ohio River. 0 Marina Is Well Along Pleasant Local Office oftht Virginia Department of Ell ment Security • said Saturd: local otfice , serving Masoo nam, and Jackson countie reeled the placement of 77 victuals in ga1nCUJ empl~ during November, 1968. J elose of business , there 741 individuals registera work, 307 females and 1st erans. New applications rec during thia month totaled II'S DRIVING • • • • • • ' ... ...· ·,;.~ .., · ~ · ... S t at~ Fa rm now ins ures sor IO,OO), OCXJ cars l And , with each car is still " No. 1." W don't you start enjo.,.ing I · f as t , f r i endly se r\ii ce ar famous low rates the t made No. 1? Call me soon. ,. Caroll K. Snowden ' ',, ,.,. ' '. ' ··~·~ l , -:,,'_.~. PICNIC AREA - - ofllso - n i l plenle lableo IIIII benches which dot the marina area. These are along the banks ol Leading Creek. upon uCttng up procedures to II>Ointaln the marino beginning next spring. planning singes olnce 1960 . The lllddioport Planning Conunlaslon, headed by Wllliam D. Childs, hal been the gi-oup responsible for securing! tbe fa- cUicy. nan •••• Mr. Tucke man SfATE FARI Of Middle Mutual Automobilalnsul'l!lnce ( Hoi!Mt Office: Bloominglon, lllin< :,.. .! • rt Ol's Wilson ne. to know aboul lnwrane Dies Sat 1\ y Resigns Post Rue c. Tuckerman, 63, 4th St.' Middleport, i died Saturde,y ovenlng In ML Carmel lloaJ)Ital, c::ouw THE EAS Mr. Tuekenn was born Jan . 28, 1885 in M lga County, the son of the !Eederlek and Mattie NcKnl t Tuckerman. He was also pre , -in death by h11 wlte, Dbel; a daughter. and tlq'ee Finance it quickl simple low-cost that AU will save yo cost of any new Santa's helpers bank auto loan t• lntcm ce 11111 eau Tuellda.v Da1er. Friends rrom 5 toil IIIII Umo of oervlceo. r until -santa i Ba...., uck dlnoer at lito CllriWpol flH hoU.,., _,, Dec. 19, It 7 p.m. T meat ooono will bo Nmlahed Sonia Claua wiD i j . (" - ... Hope, 'A Great Cat' TREATS IN RACINE Claus will be f!ll the Radoe nrehouoe Sunday, Dec. 22, at 2 p.m. with treat• (Dr ehlldron 12 yearo ond .,.....r of the ANNOU~CE DlfmER '1'lljl Vol\IMOir Fire· Radoe cimununlt;y. Thlo II bemen, the ~ea aUxiliary, and Ing aps•usored bythoR~<IoeFire­ membora• f ilea wUI O.ve a in911 Auxiliary IIIII LeCloa o\ul<- OHIO Vj j 1m!SI! S'II!!PS LEAD 10 not - - IIIII tho hiD plenl< area at the Middleport Marl•. YOKOSUKA, Japan (UPD When people talk about bow eomeMr. Tu dlan Bcb llopo become the Christlflleamu for e Melp Whole~ oalo GrocerY Co. of lllddleport, mas hero, a titie second In rank had been the company 35 oof¥ 1n Santa Claus, tfte1 tend 10 7etr1. He a member o1 got a little blubbery. "lon't he just olmply W<llldertho Mlddl Preol>)1erian fui?'' asked a mlddle..aged rune Cllureh, Maoonle Lodp F & M 363, tho Wood- blltitflY--starched wbites as HqJe IIWI Lodp, $<1 had a ilfe rnern- toored a ward today at tho U. S. beraldp In the louc Walton Loo- Naval hospital here. llq>e, 1110\'lng brlakl,y !rom pap . He was a past preaklent of tient to patient with that eld rallollr)'. He Ia ourvlved by two daugb- millar jaunty sawrt:er and crooklarl, Mro. Sidney OJoona) Rus- ed smUe. had a QUip for everyNU, Colum , and Mrs. Char- one. The 65-year-old fumyman stq)lea (Paulino) , North Ft. Myera. Fll..; .on, Edgar H., of pecl to ollat with a young Marine Athelia: tour blldrea, and whose hands were encased in bandaps as big as 16 , OWtCe ah areat children. Funor4! 1 ooo will be held boxlna gloves. The Camod grin !>dod a little Tueoda.)' at 2 .m. from the Rawllnal Coeta Funeral Home with •a the two chatted very quietly the Rev. F~ Lu<ho at AthWia berore Hope · moved on to the cdlclall•=· B rial will be !n Rob- next bed. And when he had gone ., GIVE VOl CAR FO~ t. Coluntbul. ... OF COURSE I ME UP IJ.. POUi AN' DO li"'"TLE"1'1SHIN1.... ~ ,..,_.,11'"~ , -- - • ., • • • • . ... ,. ... • ... -~.,. ' bo pre11410Jt ' . ~Ia wiD llavi a .j lll!l . . ',~-- ' I ., .... .... . ~ .. . . ,.... ., ,.. *'·"" ~ ..._• ._. ...., .... ~ ·"'- ": ~tit;~~-.~-~~~~~t.._S:-\~ I:l;':'S:~. I,. lllary. LOCAL TEMPS Tbe . temperature In downtown Po2DOfOY at •1.1 a,ni. ~ ~­ dOl' llllll1j' &ktea wai 22 dQHOa. the young Marine looked at a Polaroid ,Photosra(lll of hlrnoelf and Hope. ,. Man, he has got to. be a great eat," said Pfe. Jim Chetl'en, 20, the badly wounded young rnon rrom NashvUie; Tenn. And that lo the Wl1 It went. POINT PLEASANT, W, Va. (UPD - The mao who hooded up Civll Defense rescue operation• here ror montha after the Sliver Bridge <Oilapsed De<. IS, 1967, has resigned fr-om that 1)011. Jolm A. (Andy) Wllaoo In a lot· ter 1n the Ma.... Coulrt,y Court said he was •tepping down rrom the job tor "personal rea1011a .., Ja the letter WUson said. 11 0ne year ago, 1 wrote a similar letter' prepared to hand the Councy Court, wt tho tolling of the Sllver Bridle took place before any actloo could be.taken." Wilquick ~·- The photographs. son. a 12..yearveteranlntbepost, And if everyone wa~ntt a whole alao serves as a member ot the lot hawier. may be a few retSlalo Board of Proballon a n d lows relt just a lltUe better Parole. than they did before llq>e 8lld the girls walked ln. Hope 8lld h!s troupe of 21 stars were In Ja,pan to kick otr his 18th ~ Chrlo-. lOur oo Olllerlaln. Amerl..., GP1 ovorPARIS (UP!)- VIce Prealdent 'l'lle - - - no forms had been started on the river Ooor and only the bed rock drUJing was Wlderway when water pressure evidently caused the collapae. A spokesman for the Johnson Constructlon Co. ot Minnelll)olil, Minn. said earller tbat about 40 per cent ot the diggings were covered with aUt and river debris, Four feet needed to be d1J8 before concrete could be poured. John T. Dorsey Jr., the West Virginia state Road Commission engineer oo the job, said a foreman on the job had '"nc:ticed s<rnething uwsual was wrong" and called a crew of men out of the enclosure just minutes beCore water began rushlrw ln, d&o stroying the structure. He said the foreman had noticed "'that some of the steel piling had shifted" when he got the men out. Dorsey added that the Johnson had been world~ on the coffer dam enclosure since I a s t July in two shifts, seven days a week. The pier is one of two being (Cor<lnued oo Page 8) Wall, Dome too, May Come Falling Down WASIIINGTON (UPO~ an the other side or dte Cll)ltol build ing from where the scafrotding is going up for RichL.·d M. Nixon's inauguration is another set of scaffolding. Engineers erected it to help hold up the building. This is the Clpi.tol's We st Front, an imposing facade crwnbling with age and in need of a face-lifting. According to a controver sial proposal of the Capitol Architect's office the time is also ripe to create more office space by moving the West Front some feet outward while doing the The marina had been in t h e Gallipolis, Ohio Pho .. «6-4290 Homo Ph. «6-4.518 steel s true ture placed on the to provide a water-b-ee area for pier construction work. They said that damage was "not very much" since Door of a river CATASTROPHE POSSIBLE vW&&e officials are embarked Park C•ntral Hotel Bid Second 4venu• als in Otarleston eJoll'lained that a coffer dam endosure is a a through u. S. Corps of Engineers ,!undo. While mo1t residents a r e 14 dreaming of a W1dte Chrtttmae" -. 15, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court today left standing a Los Angeles court order forbidding persoos oo~mected with the Sirhan Sirhan ease from discussing the evidence outslde the courtroom, In a brief order, the court refused to hear an appeal. Sirhan is scheduled to go on trial in Los A~les Superior Court Jan. 6 on a charge of assassinating the late Sen. Robert F, Kennedy last ,Jl8\e. The Stc>erior court issued the publicity - curbing order June 7, the day Sirhan was indicted and two days after Kennedy was shot at a primary eiection victory celebration. been hearing the word, "marina•• • ry ot the Silver Bridge tragedy a s 46 persons lost their lives whlle crossing the structlU'e on Friday, Dec. 1967. State Road Commission offici· Deny Appeal tor several years, probably few are aware of the progress that has been made toward completing the recreation facility in · lower Middleport . For several years, state officials and others have indicated that a part Of Meigs County's future Ues in the field or recreation. Assuming they are correct, the marina Ia a king-sized stel) In that dlrecllon. Thea~m~ photos point up the vast amount or work that hal been accomplished on the project by the Sowards Construe. tlon Co. of Charleston, W. Va. • State F•nn 11 ell you POINT PLEASANT, W. VL A delay of uperhlps two weeks"' ls e~ected to result from the colllpse of a coffer dam enclosure at the Ohio pier site of the multi..milliondollar Ohio River bridge being hurriedly constructed here toreplace the fallen Silver Bridge. The collapse, which occurred last friday night, came only 4:8 hours before Ute first anniversa- IN SIRHAN CASE Although Meigs Countians have THROW IT AlREADY! I GIVE UP! ME CRft..'Z.Y ! p~-~ ...... TuodaJ ond In tho - -.;""· lDeraUJDi dclr'UII . . . and I)OI1IJ' ...... oai, Warmer Tue.lda)'. .. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1968 (tJPO - t 0 PT. PLE ASANT - Ja Smith, manager of the P llln-,- Fair welt """ - - . , ... f<IDillot .... Jlll'lb' <iouc11 ....... ~ $ to 18 ... Bridge Progress Delayed 2 Weeks I AROUkJD SDMEWI-\£RE~, } I CAIV'T STAt.JD IT! enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ''' ' -~ Weether ·' In Gainful Jobs • at I KNOW Sj;IES I 77 Persons Plael: ,, . .Itrica tbat dwelle ln troeB and forage! at night Cor fruit , inflects and small animals it can lnea&t ·up Oll. • • e .\ potto h a small, slow . .....sng primate oleq.alorial '. PI'. PLEASANT - 'I'll New Year-1 fNe ball ot 1 . ... .. "' ' Are on Salt meanbers • ~• ..,. _. • • _ - --........... . . -.....~· .,.;:._;.--~lioi.< X o;. ---:- .... - ;- - ·•a.....,-illl-c'"""'"'¥1110ol"'*"'"'"'"'"'"••-•=·rr..&...SiiE•srtll'•r•lii"l'il•.1 ' ·----~--~--~.-..__-,...,_ ~ .... f. p " ' • - • • ._ Arumal Ba b1 • there were -banda left_to abake, A few 'teCClS~f)' ~r.s, -' Strong timbers were put into r place In 1965 to 1hore 1.11 the cracked, dlslntegntin.g and bulging sandstone walls oc the West Front's central portion, completed 139 years ago. It is the only exterior portion lett of the C-apitol as rebuilt after the British burned down the original one in 1814. capitol Architect J, George Stewart has been hcplng to get the go-ahead for his $30-million or so project to exteOO the now uneven w•lls out •s much as 88 feet by building new marble walls, matching the rest of the building, to take over the structural burden. Observers suggest dally that the nine-million poun:l cast lron dome added to the buildilll a century ago may come topl'!lillJ down if an unfortunate earth tremor or som e boom should occur. ••Tite West Frort of the buildill!: is all but f'alling down, " Rep. lAurence J. Burtm, RUtah, said recently. "There Is a four.. lkJ..a..half inch bulge tn the wall and the Cai>ltol Dcme could tall in on at IllY time. And it's oo ..ugbirw; c:oap-e,, matter." Burton said he would introduce legi Illation to allow the extension project toproeeed. Stew•rt's plan taeea two obstacles- "tradlti.ont.Uata" and GOVERNOR JAMES A. RHODES preSOIIII a Meritorious Achievement Award to Harold Newell, ac«~~t:ltv for the ~esi-­ er Volunteer Fire Fighters, durirw; Conservatlorl Achievement Day ceremonies in Columbus Saturday, December 14. ~~;:~...,_W/.«.:-;-;.; CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The three Apollo 8 astrmauts sought medical clearance today ror Launch Saturday on man's most daring spaceflight - a Chriltmas journey around the moon. Frank Borman, 40, James Lovell, tO, and William An- ders, 35, were expected to emerge rrom the morning-long series of tests wttb contlrmation they are in top snape ana reody to go. n will be Lovell's third spacellight, Borman• s second and Andres• Limited to Town Borders Hoback's vehit-IT'fta.-- ~.. ly lett ot center at the point d. impact. Decorators moat The home decorating contest being held In Pomeroy by the Pomeroy Chamber d Commerce ood the Winding Trail Gorden Club is limited to tM corporation limits ot Pomeroy, M r s. Charles Lewis, general chairman, laid today. Mn. Lewis reported several entries have been received trom residents ot commtJnJUesoutslde of Pomeroy. These cannot be judged. however, obe said. Resldent1 are to send their entrlea to Mrs. Lewis at Box: 168, Students to Middleport, Ohio, by Dec. 20. They are to give their ~. address and the category entlf- Give Concert ed, either religious, secular or entrance w~. 1bere wW be three Southern High School voeal and prizes awarded In the non.religInstrumental students will be ious and religious eategorlea and cornblnad Weclneoda.)' ni(!ht for a two in the entrance way cateChristmas pi'OII'am at 8 _p.m. in gor~. Several ol the prizes otrered The progrorn wiU be of ll.gbt are merchandise awards. Also, Christmas seleetioo.s and wlll be there will be a $10 cash prize cltmaxed when for the tl.rlf: time for the best decorated public lnotrwnental IIIII voc:oi -.sto building. will ..-eoont tho final the high · - audltorlwn. WOlber, Handel's world -famous Hallelll)ah Chorus of tho Mes- MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admissims Saturday - Thornas Weber, Lone Bottom; R u t h Bemett, Long Bottom. ollb. N!IIII'WI Coo 111 of South Vl<stnom. took llllrp loouetoday wllh U.S. De!t1110 Secretary 'Clork 1oL Clil!ord 111!0 cllar&ed ~ the Vlstnameae s - . . bled too much, He oold Clll!ord had the knack ot aaytng the ~ thine at the WI'Onl Ume. Willie 111 <Utlpied Clll!ord, tho SOUth IIIII North Vlllilln)ooe enpl(lld In more 14jUabllllng today · o111r how" lho ~ Vleonam talks ohould bo carrl84 aut, IIIII proopocta far llso talks I1UIInit 110011 dlmmOfl ·mco ""!''e:' .· Jl1'o, eonunonta, pooied 111 r-toro tilrCu&l> a opoi<eoman, merred ID 'clllfm'sPo &tndai telovUJoft - a on Amerl• sto(1pedf ~ .on.aeune . Two passengers in the Hobaek car, Ronnie Wagner and Kenny Theiss, both of Rt. 1, Racine, sustained head bumps, ond IWI suffered a bloody nose and bump on his head. They were DOt taken for medical treatment imJne.. diately . No charges were filed. The department also reported an accident at 11:30 p.m. Saturday oo Route 124, about 1.1 mile west of Rutland, where a car driven by Arthur c . Pridemore, 18, Radcliff, going west, went out of control, over an em- bankment, and rolled aver twiee. The 1963 model vehicle was demollshed. There were no injuries or arrests. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admisslons Saturday - Marvin Craig, Pomeroy; Clara Grue. ser, MinersvlUe; Mildred Roush. New Haven; Carolyn Keefer, Letart. Discharges Saturday - Jolm lhle, Steve Teaford, Ross Kent. Frank Cornell, Dennis Bush. EUa Douglas. Audrey Daile)' • Irene Russell. Raymond Rob1a801l, James Watson. Admissions Sunday - M:lldred Instrumental atudelltl are Wlder tho dlredlon at Robert ShaDtscbarps Saturday - None. DeWees, Middleport; Jo An a ver and vocal mush~ at:udelaa are Admissions :ilnday - Austin Johnsoo, Pt. Pleasant; 1'omnlr Richardson, Middleport. . - the dlrecllon of Mn. Leo Ruulell, Middlepcrl. Leo. Dlachari!OB Sunday - Carl Dll"""""'• Sunday - Nmo. The commJsaion for extensionNorris. Oa Fricl~U", the Southom Trl· DEGREE WORK P LANNED or tho Coi>ltol mode ~ of the M clllb will pre- aa a11eJnbb< Work In the nRered Awrencapitol architect. the vice for . ... MARRIAGE 'PPLICATION booly, IDIIIdax Douglao Freeman Enodl, 22,. preoldent, tho boule -ker the llnol do,y of classes before 1110 11"" Degree will be -cted and: the house and aenate ~acuse, administrative clerk~ Cbrlllma& holldo,y period. Tbe milm'ity leaders, Wuirnoualy JUI>ll< II lnVlted to WeclneodJ¥'s meeta at 7:30p.m. Tuesday. Re- and Vi ckii Lynn Fetty, 20, Pom. freshments wm be served. Jl>prowd tho proposocl ex1e1>: JnllllltaU.m~ eroy, secretary. ..,.,..._ - Ra<toel:.idge4G1, F&A.M. Charg~ Ky, Clifford Trade .Sharp Salvo of leAl. Three persons were injured Sunda,y in a two-Vehicle accident on Hoback Road in Sutton tmmahlp. The Meigs County 9!eriff's department said the 3 _p.m. mishap demolished me caral'ldheavll.Y damaged the other. Cars driven by William S. Hobacl<, 16, Rt. I, Radoe, going east, and Michael J. Hill, 17, Rt. 2. Racine, traveling west, at- first. sion i.n 1965. But after consultlrt&' with key apprq,riatlons committee members- who were taced with a national money pinch as well as the outcry of the traditlo..Usts - the architect's office quietly drq~ped ita request for money to proceed with construction. There the matter has rested until oow, and the money situation bas t.iled to indicate improvement for either the new Nixon administration or the incoming Congress. In ract it may well be worse. 3 Heads Bumped Sunday can poll<les ill Vlomam. Tbe 8oulb Vl-.oe objeded par. tl<ulorly 1n Cllllord'o atatomeot lt was llaml and Sal- ond oot the · United Stateo, IIIIIch A North Vlotswneoe opalteo- SC:IIte1 insilted m "maintaining man demanded onc:o osa1n 111111 Ito -.rd 14eao prevontlng the tho fotlr deloptlms 10 the talks rour l*l"t.Y sxwd'erenee." Plhor around a I'CIIIIld.table IIIII The North Vlltswn l l a said the Vnlled States wu Cime cinly a rew houri before were cau1ing del~ In start ol PI'OVMiilng tho llort of the tho National Uberlllm Front•a tho talko. enlarged talkl by "malntoltJin& fiiU deleptloo UDder ''Foreign " We have been here a whole ltsobiRinlldeu." Mint...... Tna lUI Diem ... week,,. Ky Aid. uwe bave been In Sai&al. prelldem NIUYon 10 arrlYe lion ID IIIIer Into the , workln& very hard with our Van ThlMI domandod Ill end to ErSil' ..... the doiepllon natlnrl ·cOIIequeo at tho Amerleon all Communist -ricy .. 1 - wlllch 00 for hu ltalled del!lpt!on. - · ~a Vlomam u a !l'lee far peace. tho ..... Thtl' left h~ve worked out aad "' aloo ruled flit - lor l'lla'la -.,.. IIIJ'Ood __ IIi tho AmorleaDI Communlot . ~ IIIII do- -Ae....... tlio u.llo4. !Jtalea IIIII CIIU'IIOiveo. Vllllnam doll 11111 11so "To 1111 S.lodco lb!ri Ia ilo with bl• ........, In neaotlallnl at ~-llilof: tlio - d\ftlcdiQ' betise.li Ill otin....L an end ID tho war. .... "" ...,....... • seatllll Ambo&~r (W, AverelQ Harrl· A North Vlelno-oe .....,.._ .............. IIIIIch ..aid . . MID alJo - · to think '!"• man aald Hard bad pqo:1ac' It clalma Ia tho llltr-{IOI'IJ Tltere!ore, .. ,1 ilo not - - the nMid tUio ID lla chara<let ( ( t h e - · Mr. Clllford'l ltltemeat. 0 · ~~~ Will'" lftw the United l-lanol apokNman qld • ...,.. po- I United stolon ond the flllmi!da. tratlm In Salam muat .bear IIIli respon!dbllley ror- tbi& &l.ta'l&lla • ""IIIP,... Th<l I'OUI\d lable wu Rrat prt forward Frfo4v lir <" Haml'o Cal. Ha Voo Lau Ill a:? pr!Yote three-lilllr ..........,..t' ....... wllli de(1uiJ ·~ u.s. lion leader C1nll V""""· · Hanoi'• piblic · relit.._ 1 Ito domllldtoday woo ell b)' dll>loiDatlc al8n llilt llie ... ~of " v-.,. .,. . tlio their . ....illd atlio:.+~; q • ,I In '*f.O _ . . . , ·from ._-'!\ ~~~==t'.~ faar - - huaiul!ll pnsp)ooli."' ' . l I �• 2 _ 'I'M Dally SHtlnel, P-..eroy...aliddleport. o •• Mondi.Y, Decembel' 18, 1918 P"p-Ho-S-PI-TA_L_N_E_W_S,.] BERRY'S WORLD HOL7£R MEDICAL CF.Ij'f(;:R, Flrst Ave. Vlaitirc hours 2-tan::l 7-8 p. m. Parents onb' on Pedi- atrics Ward. ADMIS'iiONS Mrs. Frank A. Cremeans, ltt.. 2 Galll,polis;• Mrs. Rolard L Dovenbarger, 2011 Olestnut St.; Mrs. James K. Shawver, 20E...ans Hts.; Miss Judith L. Hall, Davis Hall, Flrst Ave.; John T. Cotlee, Rt. 2 Vinton; Robert F, Gordon. Rt. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Don E. SWick, Vintm; Mrs. Lewis R. Baker, RL I Patriot; Russell L Slayton, RL 1 Vinton; Norman L. Bennett, RL 1 Crown City; Mrs. Aha tin, Rt. I Ewington; Mrs. Clarence Garnes, BidweU; Gomer L Oonnally, Eureka Star Rt.; Mrs. Aaroo D. Saunders, Gallipolis; William E. Pettery, Vinton; Mrs. Homer A. Baker, Lower River ..._Mar- .' © ,,, ., ..., •• ,,~.GI11ir "You be DaYid and I'll be Juliet" • ' SOME KIND OF NUT Dear Helen : I applied for a po!lltlon which entails travelling and meeting the publlc. I evidently paaaed the 2..page psychology-type question. naire included with my appll. cation form, as I was called in for an interview, at the per. sormel office . Dressed in good taste for a woman of 34, and armed with ex. cellent references, I thought there woold be no problem. Not sol First the man looked me up and down as iC I were a slave at auction, and asked, 11Do you ever wear a wig?'' I said, "Occasionallv .11 Tbeo he said, .. And. I auppoae yoli wfar a padded bra too.,; 1 impJied that was my busi nen, not his, and he said, "Anyone who would pad her bra might also pad her expense account. Honesty begins at home." Before he demanded an inspection, I gut out of there . Is this some sort of new ap- proach to hiring'? - MISS C. T. Dear Miss T : This is some sort of "Hones- zy iJ the bust policy,. nut! Report him to the company man ~ ager.- H. Dear Helen : Our son hal been in and out ot Juvenile Hall for the past two years, for running away, being beyond parental control, the drug bit, etc. He was made a ward of the court and placed 1n a group home, but that didn't work. He ran away. We hlred a lawyer to pt him back home and for a while all went well, even h l s 1chool work. Then he was ptcked up for burglary. He ia an habitual liar, and I think is mentally oft bal ance. He seems to have a split jiOJ'oonallty. My lmaband,. who think& his way Ia the only right way to do anything. inaistl our 800 lhoukl take his medicine at a Rd.: Teena M. Naegel, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Stern Walker, Mason; Mrs. Emory A. Proffitt, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Gerth&. C. C&sto. PL Pleasant; Marjorie L. smi~ Pt. Pleasant; Pamela J, Davis, Rt. 2 Racine; J . Harold Carrattan, Rt. 1 Racine; Azra A. Bryant, Rutland; Bruce A. Hysell, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Robert S. Durst, Pomeroy; Mrs. James H. Kelly, RL 3 Ironton; Lloyd H. C<>peland, RL 2 At!tens; Mrs. Roy E. Long, Columbus; Kathy V. McGirr, Athens; Mrs. BeckyV. Vin.. son, Gre enup, Ky. ;Mrs. Marshall WiUi s, Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Robert E. Haynes, Hamden: Kemetfl MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, MO!dl3, 8 p. m., tJotne of M r s. Carl Horky; amt\111 Chr1stn'laa party, gift exebange: Ooral arrangements to be ""-httodoc· orate the home; hostesaes, Mrs. Horky, Mrs. M. C. WUson, Miss Hallie Zerkle, alii Mrs. James Arnold, POMEROY GARDEN Club annual Chrlabnas dinner, 6 p.m. Monday, home of Mrs. Willia McMurray, Mason, W. Va. CANDYSTRIPER Christmas party, Morday night, Vetenns Memorial Hospital; carollrw begins at 6:30 p. m. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boos· ters meeting, 7:30 MondQ" evenIng at high school, Elaon ~ cer, .President, PTA CHRJSrMAS u!lelllb!y, Chester Grade School, 1:45 p, m. Monday. Parents invtted. JOF CLASS ol tbe Pomeroy United Methodist Church, annual Chrl-as party 7:30 p.m. Mon. do¥. home II( Mrs. Dwight Parker. $1 gil! ••~·~ THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, D, II( A., Monday nlgbt, Chrlstmaa party; 50 cent gltt exchange, at IOOF hall. TUESDAY OHIO ETA PIH Cba(Xer, Beta P, Tillman, Athens; Mrs. Weston Sigma Phl Sororlt.y, 7:30 Tues· E. Barker , Rt 1 Glenwood; Mrs. day night, home of Mrs. Terry Allen D. Hale, Middleport. Ohlinger, Mlddi"J>>!'. BIRTHS WOMEN'S AUXalARY ol VetMrs. Frank A. Cremeans, Rt. 2 erans Memorial Hospital annual Callipo)is, daughter, 3:53 p.m. Christmas potluck dime!" and Sunday; Mrs. Roland L DovenThe best hope for your son barger, 2011 Che stnut St., party, 6:30 p.m, TUesday at the is a consulting psychologist daughter, 6; 53 p.m. Sunday; Mrs. hospital. Meat, beverage, rolls and probably separation from a Allen D. Hale, Middleport, son, table sen1ce will be provided. ChrirrtmaA program and $1 gift family which mBJ" go overboard 3:25 a. m . Mollday. exchange will be held. Mrs. Eson punishment (father), and proD!SCHARGLS tection (mother) . Sometimes a Mrs. Edna M. Austin, Janetta lie Mossman is program chairchild's "split personality" is the L. Boggs, Richard a Brogan, man. Service awards will be made r esult of split discipline •.~;nd Mrs. Frank V. Bullock, Mrs. by Mrs . A. E. Wheeler, assist the three-way resentments it Cre- Hazel N. Carnahan, Mrs. Ralph 811t volunteer chairman. WEDNESDAY ates. Christian, Mr s. WUJiam G. FanBOSWORTH COUNCJL46, Roy. I don't know your case well nin, Mrs. Daniel R. Griggs, Kelenough to advise further, but I ly R. Hughes, Leo Johnson, Juli~ a1 and Select Masters, 7:30 p. do know that the JuvenHe Court us Lane, Bethany D. Lipscomb, m . Wednesday, Pomeroy Mason~ Judge in your city is an out- Mr s. J ulia M. Littler, Mrs. Fred ic Temple, officers and companstanding man. His decision wlll B. Mc Cullough, Samuel M. Mill- ions urged to attend. be fair , and for the best . - H. er, Car ol A Mullens, Raymond RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club anDear Helen: nual Christmas party, Dec. 18 F. Musgrave, George E. Parsons, I woot m,y child baptized in the Mrs. Mason P. Peck, Lester D. at 8 p.m . at the home ~ Mrs. church. The only trouble is her Roush, Mr s. Karma L. Stepp, Denver Weber; Mrs. Emest father is married to & woman Mr s. Calvert L, Stover, AultaM. Whitehead co-hostess; brlqg tawho won't divorce him. Can I Van Meter, Mr s• .lames WU5on, ble arrangements for .\thenl Hoshave my little girl baptized in Mrs. Eldon £ . Sowers and infant pital, and a gift for exchange her father's name? His name daughter, Mrs, Brenda G. Adams, among members. isn't on the birth certificate as Mrs. Elmer Bowman, Clarence CLASS 12, 8 p.m., Heath he is a well known business- D. Clonch, Mrs. Present A. United Methodist Church; Mrs. man here. But I think he owes Cros s, Darrell L. Dotson, George Jame& Euler, devotions; Mrs . his daugflter something, if only A. Fannin, Mrs. Alice B. Gaff- Forrest Bachtel, program; hostrecognition in church. Don't you? ney, Mrs. Clarence W, Garnes, esses, Mrs. Nan Moore, ;Mrs. - OTHER WOMAN Mrs. Jame s V. Glassburn, How- Everett Davis. Mrs. Kerineth Dear O.W.: ard s. Hardway. Mrs. Robert Byer, and Mrs. Norman W~­ The ''Other woman" has no Haynes, Ilarr}' C. Hill, Mrs, Ris- land. right to a married man's name, den t\. Miller, Teena M. Naegel, nor should she use the church to Mrs. Clarence R. Rimmer, Mrs. TilE DAILY SENTINEL advertise her affair. (Correc- C. Dale Russell, Mrs. Paul K. IJEV O"n:U TO INTI::II.ESr 01' tion: It's "former affair,•• isn't Russell, Mr s. Thomas J, Smith, it?) "{<\ RI CIIAIID ~ 0\I' I::N, PUBLISH EM Mrs. John R. Van Sickle, Mrs. Cl" otoor T. .nohlll, Edltollr Whether you're out to win him Winston E. Barker, Mrs. Joseph l'ubll- dloilJ ~10Cop1 S.turdll ~ b)- 1 heflhlo Y•ll•1 l'ul:ditlti "' c ...,..lll., 110 "'-<PaN< !i.. , or ruin him , this isn't the way! W. Egger, Mrs. Herbert D. ChildPcmero)·, Ot.la, 4Si6fl. & ol • n ,,., ... " """" - H. This column is dedicated to family Living, so if you're hav ~ ing kld troule or just plain trou. ble, let Helen Help YOUI g..e will also welcome your uwn amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel in care or this newspaper . ers arxl son. 3 - Heaute to surround UW. Ho~JS ol The !q>remeo wt.o tool< It nicely and llllll!ed aulollrQI!a lor 10 m!nutel befor• the manaee ~ 992- Z! S,, Edi!Ofllol Big romance: Trini Lopez and HY JACK O'BRIAN Kaye &evens - even take actNEW YORK - The great Bea in& lessons together •••• The Wal LUUt'l around toWII wearing a dorf'• Peacock Alley will feachic aurglcal nu-mask to ward ture nine young _people's choirs ott the Hongkongs .... Insurance firm initiated a special course on dUferent Yule datea .••• Most tor tnveaUgatlng Cuban plane- touehing Christmas music we h!Jaddnga .... Exurban Ia~ phon· remember was in our early N. Y. newspaperlng days when t h e ed lor a pood!o-ttlmming mellt Doc. 6 and was told noth- New York Central's Redcap. Ing open until Jan, 2 .. ., Toploot- Choir gave Christmas concerts balldoctors are so important to in Grand CentraJ Terminal u the pro ranks that they rate an - hordee oC folks wen leaving for nual lees ol $20,000-$40,000; their hinterland homes .... One 1011\e teams even vote them a Christmu Eve we eaw a friend share ol tiUe-game ca1h .••• The oft to his home and family and suburbs are getting as violent stayed there bawling quietly whUe u our city so lot& of tolks are the Redcaps 8lllg because we didn't have a home .... 9Jch tiny moving back. Dick Nixon will give special memoriea certainly make appre8ttention to - eaoh-erodit to gei ciation now of a home and tamll,y lots ot new farmers back to the so mucb sweeter. Salvador Dalt holed up in Par10il . ••• Aretha Franklin's such ia• Hotel Meurice refusing to poke a Ra,y Charles Can, she new back one moostache-halr outdoors unto N. Y. lind the Copa, busted til his new winter wardrobe ar ~ pm and all .••• The upsidedown world or Las Vegas; now there's rived, Dali's sartorial tint this an all-night tur salon in Cae- season - amethyst .... Jackie '"Kid" Berg, a legendary ltghtsar•• Palace. they cralhed the By United Preas bernatlonal Univeralty of Da,yton Coach Don Donoher hal a week to !-- find out what went wrong with ~ the Flyers. 1\.p~_! WOMEN'S CASUAL .. -. A slalllp saving program to en- o;,... ,; Glouster Whacks Southern A third quarter outburlt spark: ed the Glouster Tomcata to a 76...57 victory over southern High School Saturcla,y n(Jht In a Mid. Ohio Valley conference cage outing at Glouster. Cuddles Coach Virgil Grandy's •cats Jlll up 26 (Kiinll In tho third Ql&rler to JO by Southern, en. route to their first victory ot the a~soo against 2 losses. The setback drqJped Southern's record to 1-4, SHOE Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. inations of 25 cents each. Girls who wish to participate may purchase the stamps Cram their troop leader, and wUI keep them in a special folder provided ror this purpose. Stamps wiU be credited toward council camp fees only. When • Scout registers for any type of council camp - day, troop, troop. with core staff, or established camp - she may turn in her stamps just Uke money for part or all of her fees. Full credit will be given Cor each stamp whether or not a folder is completely fiJled. Retunds on umsed stamps will be made on Aug. 15, 1969. Money wiiJ be refunded t.pon request when a Scout moves outside Ole council area. Southern traDed only 20.JS at Member of Middleport •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rutland Furniture --------·?· includes nine counties in West Virginia all:! three in Ohio. Mrs. GeorgeWesto!St. Marys, W. Va., cour~cU camp chairman, explained that the savings plan is an optimal one under which Girl Scoots may begin saving now tor camp next summer. Stamps will be sold in denom~ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:30 ... ... ,.~- ~ ... ). WE CLOSE AT 6 CHRISTMAS'EYE"'· ·· .h' of America, will meet Tuesday at the Lodge for their Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. , to be fol- lowed by a regular meeting, a Christmas program and $1 gift By United Presa lnterNtiOiil St. 8.4:nventure takes its baakelbaU show on the rood Monday night In search ol a .. ,. '' " RUTLAND FURNITURE 742·4211 ARNOLD GRATE • March. RUTLAND, 0. st. Booavonlllre Is ot1 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday's High School Cage Results ,.. lwillble; OM fti<>OUI $U (I . ll) mall; l1no! ~d.r $10.(1!), Sill monlh a !J:I.2~ ,,.._.,. montho t;:I, OO. S..t<rlptl.., By United Prell Jnlemlllonal ~ 56 Parkorobura(W. VL) prl oo 1,..,.....,. ,......,. Tlmeo-'ieml•L South 48 Wheeling (W.Va.) 98 Bell•lro 59 Bellaire Sl. Johna 70 Wobim (W. Va.) Ml!dollla 58 Yorkville 78 60 Brllllanl 64 Mln&O 47 Betbaoy (W, Va.) 91 N"' Atha11 82 Edith Luckadoo Of Athens Dies Edith Mae Luckadoo, 59, of 258 W, state st,, Athens, died unexpectedly 9Jnda.y while visiting her son at the Veterans Hos- Mt. PloaaaDI 85 - - 51 Boallavlllo 80 Woodolleld 65 Cadiz 64 ShaiiYoldo 59 1nc11en van., Soulh 57 J....rt 56 Seton Cllllral 82 Carrolltm Sl. I lbink we should have him com~e was a rormer resident of mitted to a State Hospital, where the Rutland area, a member of tile conflia between him and his the Mt . Zion Baptist Churcl1, father coold be examined - and- Athens, and president ol t h e tre~ted. Baptist Trade Union of the ProvIa !here any hope lor a boy idence district. lite this? - MRS. C. Survivor& include her husband, 10th Birthday Is Celebrated Edword70 Sowe 86 River 50 Brldpport 107 Unlm Local 72 Jelfor1011 Unlm 65 Toront1> 80 (ol) AT es Game• were played witt. prizbelnl awarded to Ronnie C~.m­ ninsham. John Pat Rlley, Steven Bactmer, Lefllie Ingels, Cindy Glue, Krista Morria and Joe .Ju.U.. Capt. Wiles Given Bronze Slar Medal Karl M. Wiles, and !flte,Shirley, live in New Haven. received the Bronze Star Medal Nov. 18 in Vietnam, Cor meritorious servl(e In ground operations against hostile forces in Vietnlm. At the time of the presentation he was an operations specialist Glue, Merrl Ault, Laura Hoover, with the U. s. Ar~y Inventory Joe Al'lthon¥, Duvld Swtllher, and Control Center's Vietnam Head. Coorp Boley. quarters Comfl'lny. A ·decorated cake inscribed "Marc/' and lee eream were Mnld by Mr. and Mr ,lj., Fultz lind 4n&bter, Anita Marie. Snac~ tr~:~l'were given aa favors. otherl attending the part,y wore Julie llonun, V!ekl Slac~. C!n~ ... _ Army Captain James M. Wiles, 26, whose parents, Mr. alii Mrs. Perey 58 Woo- 46 Loullvlllt 70 Ja""- 60 oakwood 79 Falrloso 66 Lake72-50 Gorra•!t¥ 65 Eaot Coulon 55 Minerva 68 Weot Branch 82 MalVftll 80 Greenford 82 Coulon Leblllall 72 ~ .Vol· PLEASANT POINT RESORT Mare Fultz, 11011 ol Mr. and funeral home anytime Tuesda,y. Mr1. John Fultz, Middleport, wa~ II( oboerved with a party Salur<lay Coulon 50 Maalllllm 49 Coaton MCKlnlOJ 73 AlliAnce 3tl Sto!UnvWe 49 c..- Lincoln to Warrea IIardiDg 17 Clllllun Tim. ken 61 Marllllgton 88 North c . - 51 BE WITH US 11te loth birthda.Y armiversary tery. Friends may call at the allemoon. and runnlrw: again this season with · loor atralght victories, Including an 80-75 lrlumph over Toledo S.furda.y night, but """ ~... key gameo whlcll probably w!U decide whether It goes up or down ln the rankl na•. exchange. Curtis, a son, Donald, Chillicothe; a brother, Wallace Grant d. Toledo, andtwograndchlldren. Fmeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Martin Funeral Home with the Rev. Chester Lemley ofriclatibg, Bw-ial wlll be in the Mllea ceme- " RESERY AllONS TODAY I PHONE FOR lor 86 Give your teenager an extension phone, , She'll move all the noise and giggles into her own room, leaving you surrounded by blissful peace andsuiet Just call your telephone business office. and we'll send you a miniature plastic phone, 675-1611 • DINING • BEVERAGES • FAVORS ENTERTAINMENT · • DANCING THE AREA'S CELEBRATING NEll' YEAR'S WITH USI ' PLEASANT POINT RESORT RT. 62 NO, 675- !611 PT. PLEASANT, W, VA. ' '' .. Waohiogton • . . 5 9 o . 357 Philsdelphla • • . 2 12 0 .143 Monday nlgflt and has a rumte game against Wlnots Wesle)'l.n before participating In the All College Tourney at Oklahoma City. After the Chriatmas week its big lolta Sotunlay nli!ht by r<DQ>IIW to 47-30 halftime load then and staging • • a game- cllnehlng counter-rally Iller T ..elio cut Its doftelt to 7'1·71 with 2:28 remaining. Bob 6 foot 11, 265-pound center 1 led the Bonnie a with 40 po!me Lanier, SVAC Standings (JIV AC OOJ.y) TEAM Western Conference CerUal Division W, L. T. Minnesota • ••• 8 6 0 Chicago • . • • . 7 7 0 Green Bay •••• 6 1 1 PeL .571 •500 . 462 Detroit • • " . 4 8 2 .333 Coastal Dlvtalon W. L. T. PeL Baltimore • • • 13 1 o •929 Loa Angelos • • 10 3 I ,769 san Fran. • ••• 7 6 1 .538 Atlanta , • , ••• 2 12 0 .143 Sunday's Results Dallas 28 New York 10 Washington 14 Detroit 3 Minnesota 24 Philadelphia 17 Now Orleans 24 Plttsbur!lh 14 Green Bey 28 Chicago 1:1 5an Francisco 14 Atlanta 12 Baltimore 28 Los Alweles 24 Only pmes scheduled S&turdly's Games Dallas at CleWJland Ealitern Conference Chalq:Jlon... ship Sunday's Games M!nno- at Baltimore W L P OP • 3 I 257 205 Western Conference Chalqltionohlp . 3 I 2:1'1 19'5 lladWI Trace •• 2 2 232 247 Southwelllem • • I 2 185 210 _ , . . .•. ' . 1 2 140 171 North GaUla • • 0 2 103 126 Total• ...... 10 10 1154 1154 · All Games TEAM W, L P OP Ky- Crook , • • 4 Z '$17 329 Ealllmn • • • . • • 3 2 279 262 lladWI Tnce . • 2 3 293 310 By United Prooa I!Urnatlcnl East Southwoatem • , . 2 3 331 353 W. L. T. Pet. North Gollla • , • • I 2 166 168 New York . , , 11 3 0 .786 ~ . . . . . . I i 240 301 Houaton . . • • 7 7 o .soo LASl' WEEK'S RESIJL TS Miami • . • • • 5 8 I .385 Bulfalo, w. Va. 63 lladWI Trace Booton , • . . • 4 10 0 .286 61 ~ . • . • I 12 1 .071 SoulhweotwD 7 1 " - Tnce62 Welt ~~Her Crook 72 _ , . . Local W, L. T. PeL F_.ol lloc!tlnB 67 Eutem 42 - · Clcy • •12 2 0 .857 -...r .... l220.857 Ealllern 59 ~~Her Crook 43 Son Dlqo ..... 9 5 0 .643 North Gallla 83 Woot DeaYer • • .. .. 5 9 0 .357 62 G l - 7S SOUihorD Local 57 C!nclllll!tl • • • • 3 11 0 .214 x.Pla)'otl ""' D!vlalon THIS WEEK'S SCIDDULE IIIIo. TUESDAY Swllay'a Reaul.ta HanDan Trace at SOUthern J..o.. Now York 31 Miami 7 col (Jiacllle) Ooklanl 34 Son Diogo 27 FRIDAY Houaton 4S Booton 17 Eulem al North Gallla Only pmea ocheclulod. Southora Local at Soulhwolllem Sunday" a Gamea SATURDAY Ka11111 Cll;y a1 Oa!dan!l A I - r at Eulem Woatem Division ~oil ~~Her Crook at Ollk Hill ~~Her Creek • Ea~ • • . . AFL STANDINGS win over Point Parle II( Plttl· burgh, By VITO STt:LLINO UPI Sports Writer The Green Bay Packers bowed out in their kind of -·· The Packers, their title atrlng ended and with aeveral of the players who built the ftnest clynasty In National Football League history ready to retire, played Swxta.y in the st,yle that was reminis('efK or the Packer& ot the past. Even though there was nothing at stake- e.xcept pridefor the Packers, they went out behil'kl a third string quarterback and edged Chicago 28-1:1 to knock the Bears out of contention and hand dle Central Division crown to lhe Minnesota Vikings- who turned back Philadelphia 24-17, A game-savtmr lnterception by veteran Ray Nitschke ruined the Bears after they rallied for 17 point& in the final period. . SUNDAE SALE TUES. & WED. BUY ONE AT REG. PRICE THE SECOND FOR ONLY ONLY. 33.7. McCLURE'S DAllY ISLE, ••h l Locuot .Mloltll_,.rt VIkings """ wUI eo and New Pittsburgh Orleans st<lpped 2~14. Horn To Rescue Don Horn, who's spent this season in the Army and was only activated by the Packers hours before the game, was rushed in at the quarterback spot when Zeke Bl'lltkowakiSunday. subbing for injured o.rt StarrDaUas wouM tCl with the second best record this season was hurt with 3:05 left tn the at 12-2 as Craig Morton came first period. otJ the bench in the sccoOO , Horn tossed touchdown passes period to direct the Cowboys to of 67 yards to Jim Grabowski a 28-10 victory over New York and 25-yards to Boyd Dowler u after Don Meredith cmrctleted the Packers took a 28-10 lead only one of nine passes a n d into the final period and seemed asked to be taken oot of the to have the game wr&J)ped l.CI. But the Bears rallied for 17 game. points in the final period, Dallas meets Cleveland in the climaxed by Jack Concannon's Eastern Conference title game 'n Cleveland sa~un~a>. The 51-yard TD PISS to Dick Browns had their wimtrw Gordon. There was sWI time for a streak arapped by St. Louis 'nMac Perciftl field goal and the 16 Sotunla>. Bears almost had a shot at it In other games Sunday, Washington nipped Detroit 14-3 when they got the ball back am moved to a first down on the Packer 44 with less than two minutes left. But after Concannon was thrown for a loss and Eagles lU Upset Win The Eastern Eagles of Meigs Coonty led all the way Saturcla,y nl&ht at Kyger Creek a• t h e y downed the Kyger Creek Bobcats 59-43 to tie the Bobcats f o r flrBt place in the Southern Valley Athletic Cmference. The eight - man 'Bobcat VAT~ alcy llnilhed with lour players on the fioor during the last 20 seconds ad Chuck Bradbury, 63 senior; Steve f4>a,uldlng, S-10 senior; and Kenny Buckley, 6..0 senior, fouled out and Jon Rothpi), 6-1 jwdor, was ejected from tho eontelt. frames. Eastern outseori!d Kyger Creek 21.9 In the 1881 period. Coaeh Dan Wright'sEaglesare tied lor llrat In the SV AC with a 3-1 record and are 3.:! In a I I games. Kyger Creek Is 3-1 in the SV AC and is t-2 Jn a I 1 games. Don Rose, 6-1 aenior, paced the Eqles with 15 polnla. Pet YorriiMY, 5-11 senior, had 11 and Dennlo Elchlngor, 6.2 lrelh· NAMATil JET'S MVP 111111, had 10. Braolrury , . . high for (\ypr Creek with 15 and ~ding 1w1 12. Eastern lwl28 reboundl. Eleh· lngor was high with elgbL (\ypr cleoi< had 26 ........nils w1111 Brad· bury'. elgbl being high. (\ypr Creek msdo IS ol 41 attempted fteld goals lor 36.5 per cant lind mado 13 II( 24 at the liDe for 5t.l per cenL Eastern CCIIVIeeted oo 20 of to lhotJ for 50 JI01' coot and made 19 "' 31 at the. Uno for 60.3 per cent. MIAMI Joe Namath was elected Most Valuable Player ol 1968 by hia teammates 011 the New York Jets. Last yeer Namath was voted oftenaive c_,tain by his fellow pia)'era. Wellaton was the onb Sou1heaotorn Ohio League tMm to chalk up a non-«tnference viclory oo the hardwood Saturday n(Jht. The Wellstonians hiked their seaSOD record to 3-1 by bouncing arch-rival Vinton County, 66- Could you olford to buy o MW home or rebuild your home? You probably hove "fire and extended cover· age" Insurance w_ ith your mortaoge, but is this • .,.. o~~gh) Thit in1'--ance might only poy off the morllJoge. See ua for ad._ ..........,... vice. n.a. 52, In other non - league battles, neighboring Alh!and, K,y., ripped Ironton's Tigers, 78..57 . It was the Tigers fourth loss in sb: games. Logan remained winless in five games as powerful Waverly bounced the Chiettains 87-52. Nelsonville-York's seaSUJ record dipped to 1.2 following • doteat at the hands ot unbeaten Mil ler, 80-65. SCORE CORRECTED Dennis Boggs, sophomore guard oC the Meigs .Marauders, had a total of 3 points, oot 13, as reported in the scoring box published &mda.Y of the Ma rauder-Jronton league game Frldo¥ nlgbt, :g,:m;: •• •J?A ''· ;ww.:~~7,1.&::?;. ! ::·.: .•.•-•- -- ·. LAST CALL! two passes were incomplete, the Bears were raced with a 4thand 15 on the 48. · It was too much to ask Percival to try a 55--yard field goal so the Bears went for the ftrst down. But Nitschke intercepted a Concarmon pass to preserve the Packer win. wakeup to the world's tone quality SOLID·STATE AM CLOCK RADIOS LOOK GOOD? WANT SOME? 0. K. No problem. .Just phone CITY LOAN LONGER HOURS UNTIL CHRISTMAS - . . . - . . Croek and Bnc:hlna in South AUitnlla. Your grellttst valutt in Zttnith qu•lity solid· lf* AM clock •adlo. Fulu'" •ulamatic ~ t:loctt with cloc:k /lldio -itch and radio 1tl1rm. Coot ~ ttting tr•nlliatOIIind rldio h11 automatic gain control WELCH'S \ ASHLAND SERVICE NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU What Would Happen If A Fire DestroJed YOII Home? minlbam, Ala., 11-10; ~ <JVer Wal•h 89-TS; Del'huv:e . _ Malone 129-71; .... Cleveland Stole 82-82; over Denison ~; 'l1llel College over John Cam>1180-Se;Akron over Central llichlpa 55.al Walhlngton & (1'&.) over Adolbort 13-63; and an,y over Case Tec:b Winner Saturday (IJPI) - WANCIII AHEAD PORT AUGUSTA, South Au .. tnll!a (Up0- Italian driver L. Bianchi took over the lead in the London-to-Sidney 10.000-mUe marathon race. Blanc:hi moved into ftrst place when Ford driver G. StallPilltera ol Germa!IY lost elght po!nta darviUe over FtDdla¥11-17; c:.le Northern ovor Samlord Ill Blr· Well•ton Only comtected on 10 of 10treethrowa lor 10 points to load the wtn. ners. Williams was high for Eastern with 14 _points. Eastern Q0-19..'i9)- R. Karr, 2:'4'-lli BuekiOJ, 3..2-ll; Rose, J. 9-15; Morrissey, 5-1~11; Etch~ inger, 4-2-10; Richie, 1-1-3; Lodwick, 1..0-2; T. Karr, 1..0-2. KYGER CREEK U5-J2.43) Bradbury, 6-3-15; Rotllgeb, 13-5~ Reese. 1-3-5; Thomas, 2l..'i; Buckley, 0~~; ~ding, 5-2--12; H..vsell, 0-1-1i Saunders, O.{)~. .. Wil- mington o..r ~ IO:Tf;, C. st. Bm.aventure 85-75 ; Wooster !ell to Grove City (Pa.) 69.67; Rio Grande doelsloned PlkevUio (Ky.) College ll6- l07. Kyger Creek won the resene p.me 40-37 as Jaclde Henson Eastern led 13-11 at tho end ol tho Or !It period, 24-18 athaiiUme lind 38-34 at the end ol the three w._,. .. Tho apinst the Baltimore Coltswho dosed out their regular aeason with a 13-1 mark behind a .,sub"' quarterback ramed John Unitas by beating Loa Arweles 28-24- ln tbe Western Conferei'ICe tide game next Other Ylctorleo - Delta CC 86..'i9; T oledo loll to • " IODAIIIIISTAJ4AT!C ..314 81FJ Olf,I'FIT • By United Press lnternatlonal Eastern Conference Century Divis ion W. L T. Pet. Pittsburgh • • • 2 ll I . 154 capitol Division W. L. T. PeL Dallaa • • • ... 12 2 o . 857 New York • . . . 7 7 0 .500 St. Bonaventure plays 17thranked Detroit at Detroit DAIRY ISLE ORDIR HOWl NGS Glouster • . . , • , . 20 34 60 76 ClevelaOO . • . 10 4 0 . 714 St. Louis • • , 9 4 1 ,692 New Orleans .. 4 9 1 .308 ,' gift-boxed, to go under t.he tr'ee. Then, after Christmas, we'll make an ' appointment to install her real extensio~ phone, (We'll bill you for it later) · It's the nicest present you can give yourself for Christmas, · General 'Thlephone • Southern . . , . , • , 15 31 4l 57 \fui.nova bc'o'l" correcUonalinstitution , but pital in Chillicothe. Dear Mrs. C: game, reput.tion to go with ita record. Tho Bonnlos haw one olthe best records in the country- 27 i--<rlctorie• in 29 pme s datil• 10u11Ulent, the - · • pia)' ; ,back to the atart ol the 1987-68 at home and Pr~ ··sea1on-but are ranked only Yidenee 01'1 the road ln games 11th •11-'ly, at least parlly rOUIIIIIJW out a dolllll!diJw • becaun of their poor showing schedUle by aay standards. II> , tho NCA tournament Iait st. Bora venture tuned up for NUIOMI -.lw.rtl li'11 ... ,..,.~ntat(~ I!Qitln11!1-0t.lllt!Nr, In<., U t:.Ofl 4111 54., NtiO York U (Jo, N"" ~<rl.. _ .., ,..,,., ,....,., ~li..,rM b:r u r r l tr "h" "' ... u .w~ 4:i o•m• per w11k; ont year in -.~ ..,.e 11 die U.lb .'ie nll,.. omco , IJ23, W. sh 1r10111ho, ..l l . 10_ Thr• ftlontlls, ~~ IS)' MD!IIr ~er•lu Jun. SOUTHERN (57) Diddle 13-4-30; ~er, J..{J_ 2; Norris 4-4·12; &nith J.{).:l; J!O!lor, with 12 point a• Beegle o~.s, Prol!llt o.s.s; D. The 'Cats were ~ by Bob Hlll J.l.:J; B. IIIII !.{).;!, ToLeeper, 6-5 junior center, with tals 2J.J5..'i7, 26 polnla. Tom Trace, 6-1 for. GLOUSTER (16) ward, had 15 and Kurt KO!Difloo Swart 1-0..:Z; Trace, 6-3~ 15; 13, Leeper 9-8...26; Irwln2 ~1-5; KemP11le winners also had 48 ro- ton 6-1~13; Vore 0-1-1; Mingus boonds compared to 23 for the 0-1-1; McCieland J-2-4; Chalfant Tornadoes. steve Stuler l e d 3-3-11, Totals 28.:!0-76. Southern In rebounding with IOV· eo and Leeper got 16 to pace Bonnies Battle Detroit Tonight 1'"'- t9:1-2 157. 110011• "''""' ..rrler Bob Diddle, 6·1 Southern lor, took scoring honors with • 30 polntll on 13 field goals and .'We...-.1 d an IIOI"''*P"kl• P - r<J), Oitio. PLAN DINNER Chester Lodge 323, Daughters lour !reo tl!rowt. Tho oniYoth· or Tornado to hit In do<lblo n. gures wu Gary Norrla, alao a the . close of the nrst quarter Glouster. and only by three, 34-31, at the haJttlme break. In the reserve game, the litCoach Jim Adams' Tornado tle Tornadoes scored a 46-40 crew hit oo21of56&ttemptsfrom triumph. Sam Shain paced the the field for a 38 per cart shoot· winners with 11 and Barry lind .. 1nr average while the hosts CCRI- Gary Hart each contributed 10, nected on 28 of 80 for 35 per S:xiU!em will host Hannan • cent. Trace. this Tuesday in a St/ AC - Starting WED., DEC. 18 " over Mlam.l ol Obio ~; Jolm McElroy aoored 28 polnta in Youngstown state'• 72-60 win over Philadelphia Textiles; and Mulllllngwn , . . led by Ken Gandola's 28 points In an 86-7.f Seven Gamea ment; Old Dominican at Xavier, Toni£ht, Hven games are on and Wilmington Ia at Urbana. taD. ln<ludlng Qve out.<fl...tate Roundln& out the weekend a cclashes. Ohio state, which tloo Soiurday' St. Joseph "' dumped Harvard 89-74 Salur<lay Philadelphia dol.- Xavier 76· is at Waahlngtoo state; Cindn~ 67 ; Purdue walloped ado U. natl playa at SoutherD Califor- 100-89; Bowling Green edged nia; Bowling Green at Vander· Ball State 76 • 69; Roanoke bUt; Akron at Kemueey w••. Boldwln·Wallaee 82-72; leyab; Ohio NortherR is in the st. lloDodlct clunpod Ohio Do. Trw (Ala,) Ho!ldoy Touma· mtntcan 97 -76; Penta Teeh beat Packers Stop Bears, Vikings - · Cop Title '$1,2·99 Barrymore .... Oh, well. Scboolkids staged a riot on 2nd Ave. but it was a h'appy one: courage Girl Scouts to save money for camp has been launched in the 16 neighborhoods of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Cooocil which KtiQ,)'UJ 89-87 on Larey Baker'• tO-tooter at the Onal buzzer; o(Jhth..-anked CIDeiMatl owo(Jt LINED.lOOT Wbere Eagles Dare" spy ~ film . ... Mercedes McCambridge will play Ethel Barrymore in t h e film of Gene Fowler's "Good-:afght, &veet Prince"' about John For Camping Long Win String, 84-69 •' 10 Plan Begun date Saturdo,y with - · · Louisville meanwhile s,POJ'tl; a • welJht champ (circa '32) plays a Nazi officer In Richard Burton's Stamp Saving aince Louisville dumped them 73-72 at Lou11ViUe last sea101. Stovo Tlll'ttwald talllm 19 ol 5..0 record. hla 23 po!nto In tho ooc:ond hall While tbe Flyer• feU to deSafurda.y nlgbt, but the •·!yors leal Salur<lay nll!lll, avo Ohio .. Ranked 19th and boasting • were DOt able to abut ctf M1ke collegiate <JU(ntolo eoatlnuod Wl· ~ 19-gamo wiM!ng streak, tho GroaMO ...:1 Jerry King d. Louis ~ defeated this aea8on, eaeh scor, Dayton cager1 went to Louis- vWe who notched 21 pointl each Ina: wiD No. 4. ville Saturday looking for No. In the Cardinali• 84-69 ~IBL Aahland put en ita defenllve .. 20. What they, got waa loll No. Dl)'ton oliJ>pod to a 5-l mark llhow IUid whipped Chicago ~ 1 for the campaign - the nut and !o gottlng ready lor a hOme Slato 63-!lll; Wittenberg niwod Hush _Int. Tho Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Monda)', llec.-r 16, 1968 Louisville Snaps Dayton's ment liberated l}er. NP. Yur-a Evo: Fred We!ntr..b'a mtter Collap. De End, $6.50 per pertcm • I • ASHLAND PRODUCTS •VALVOliNE MOTOR OILS • Q. STATE MOTOR OILS • lASHING - WAXING • TIRES - RECAPS · • LUBRICAnON • OIL CHANGE - FILTERS •MUFFLERS- TAILPIPES • ACCESSORIES • LIGHT MECHANICAL WORK TOP VALUE STAMPS RUSSELL WELCH-OPERATOR built - i n W•~•m•gntt• antenna . Choice ol colorto . • 16 95 . • The EMPIIIII • Uti Full · l•llurtd Z..Uth qd!~ .olid - ttlll• AM ctock fda .... turn Touch 'n Snooa" c:ot*OI. bunar •larm. aiHp IWICcltl.luml · nou 1 h•ndt . Radio inchtdn W •~ 1 m•gnet• ant• nne •nd tuto/1\111c glln control. Chatoe ~:;::::;;...- ot tfet(lretor colors. •19.95 TM INVOY • ZZ71 F... urH tll · fttw Vlfi ·Wikl 11\11: ..tl rou VtfY up llnw. Toudl 'n Snoon• can· rro1,. liMp twitch. •nd lllumi - ...,,kt net•d clock di•l. Cool ~.... ••neilltoriztd 1adio IM!udH 1000 milliwatt• un · dl•tor1ed output, W•u · 11'1111...,. 1ntenn1. •utumtlic tMI oontl'fll. <irPtld Walnut aakir cMinet hn~a-111 - •29.95 @ Bell Yur Yet to Getlhtl Bell �• 2 _ 'I'M Dally SHtlnel, P-..eroy...aliddleport. o •• Mondi.Y, Decembel' 18, 1918 P"p-Ho-S-PI-TA_L_N_E_W_S,.] BERRY'S WORLD HOL7£R MEDICAL CF.Ij'f(;:R, Flrst Ave. Vlaitirc hours 2-tan::l 7-8 p. m. Parents onb' on Pedi- atrics Ward. ADMIS'iiONS Mrs. Frank A. Cremeans, ltt.. 2 Galll,polis;• Mrs. Rolard L Dovenbarger, 2011 Olestnut St.; Mrs. James K. Shawver, 20E...ans Hts.; Miss Judith L. Hall, Davis Hall, Flrst Ave.; John T. Cotlee, Rt. 2 Vinton; Robert F, Gordon. Rt. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Don E. SWick, Vintm; Mrs. Lewis R. Baker, RL I Patriot; Russell L Slayton, RL 1 Vinton; Norman L. Bennett, RL 1 Crown City; Mrs. Aha tin, Rt. I Ewington; Mrs. Clarence Garnes, BidweU; Gomer L Oonnally, Eureka Star Rt.; Mrs. Aaroo D. Saunders, Gallipolis; William E. Pettery, Vinton; Mrs. Homer A. Baker, Lower River ..._Mar- .' © ,,, ., ..., •• ,,~.GI11ir "You be DaYid and I'll be Juliet" • ' SOME KIND OF NUT Dear Helen : I applied for a po!lltlon which entails travelling and meeting the publlc. I evidently paaaed the 2..page psychology-type question. naire included with my appll. cation form, as I was called in for an interview, at the per. sormel office . Dressed in good taste for a woman of 34, and armed with ex. cellent references, I thought there woold be no problem. Not sol First the man looked me up and down as iC I were a slave at auction, and asked, 11Do you ever wear a wig?'' I said, "Occasionallv .11 Tbeo he said, .. And. I auppoae yoli wfar a padded bra too.,; 1 impJied that was my busi nen, not his, and he said, "Anyone who would pad her bra might also pad her expense account. Honesty begins at home." Before he demanded an inspection, I gut out of there . Is this some sort of new ap- proach to hiring'? - MISS C. T. Dear Miss T : This is some sort of "Hones- zy iJ the bust policy,. nut! Report him to the company man ~ ager.- H. Dear Helen : Our son hal been in and out ot Juvenile Hall for the past two years, for running away, being beyond parental control, the drug bit, etc. He was made a ward of the court and placed 1n a group home, but that didn't work. He ran away. We hlred a lawyer to pt him back home and for a while all went well, even h l s 1chool work. Then he was ptcked up for burglary. He ia an habitual liar, and I think is mentally oft bal ance. He seems to have a split jiOJ'oonallty. My lmaband,. who think& his way Ia the only right way to do anything. inaistl our 800 lhoukl take his medicine at a Rd.: Teena M. Naegel, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Stern Walker, Mason; Mrs. Emory A. Proffitt, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Gerth&. C. C&sto. PL Pleasant; Marjorie L. smi~ Pt. Pleasant; Pamela J, Davis, Rt. 2 Racine; J . Harold Carrattan, Rt. 1 Racine; Azra A. Bryant, Rutland; Bruce A. Hysell, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Robert S. Durst, Pomeroy; Mrs. James H. Kelly, RL 3 Ironton; Lloyd H. C<>peland, RL 2 At!tens; Mrs. Roy E. Long, Columbus; Kathy V. McGirr, Athens; Mrs. BeckyV. Vin.. son, Gre enup, Ky. ;Mrs. Marshall WiUi s, Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Robert E. Haynes, Hamden: Kemetfl MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, MO!dl3, 8 p. m., tJotne of M r s. Carl Horky; amt\111 Chr1stn'laa party, gift exebange: Ooral arrangements to be ""-httodoc· orate the home; hostesaes, Mrs. Horky, Mrs. M. C. WUson, Miss Hallie Zerkle, alii Mrs. James Arnold, POMEROY GARDEN Club annual Chrlabnas dinner, 6 p.m. Monday, home of Mrs. Willia McMurray, Mason, W. Va. CANDYSTRIPER Christmas party, Morday night, Vetenns Memorial Hospital; carollrw begins at 6:30 p. m. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boos· ters meeting, 7:30 MondQ" evenIng at high school, Elaon ~ cer, .President, PTA CHRJSrMAS u!lelllb!y, Chester Grade School, 1:45 p, m. Monday. Parents invtted. JOF CLASS ol tbe Pomeroy United Methodist Church, annual Chrl-as party 7:30 p.m. Mon. do¥. home II( Mrs. Dwight Parker. $1 gil! ••~·~ THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, D, II( A., Monday nlgbt, Chrlstmaa party; 50 cent gltt exchange, at IOOF hall. TUESDAY OHIO ETA PIH Cba(Xer, Beta P, Tillman, Athens; Mrs. Weston Sigma Phl Sororlt.y, 7:30 Tues· E. Barker , Rt 1 Glenwood; Mrs. day night, home of Mrs. Terry Allen D. Hale, Middleport. Ohlinger, Mlddi"J>>!'. BIRTHS WOMEN'S AUXalARY ol VetMrs. Frank A. Cremeans, Rt. 2 erans Memorial Hospital annual Callipo)is, daughter, 3:53 p.m. Christmas potluck dime!" and Sunday; Mrs. Roland L DovenThe best hope for your son barger, 2011 Che stnut St., party, 6:30 p.m, TUesday at the is a consulting psychologist daughter, 6; 53 p.m. Sunday; Mrs. hospital. Meat, beverage, rolls and probably separation from a Allen D. Hale, Middleport, son, table sen1ce will be provided. ChrirrtmaA program and $1 gift family which mBJ" go overboard 3:25 a. m . Mollday. exchange will be held. Mrs. Eson punishment (father), and proD!SCHARGLS tection (mother) . Sometimes a Mrs. Edna M. Austin, Janetta lie Mossman is program chairchild's "split personality" is the L. Boggs, Richard a Brogan, man. Service awards will be made r esult of split discipline •.~;nd Mrs. Frank V. Bullock, Mrs. by Mrs . A. E. Wheeler, assist the three-way resentments it Cre- Hazel N. Carnahan, Mrs. Ralph 811t volunteer chairman. WEDNESDAY ates. Christian, Mr s. WUJiam G. FanBOSWORTH COUNCJL46, Roy. I don't know your case well nin, Mrs. Daniel R. Griggs, Kelenough to advise further, but I ly R. Hughes, Leo Johnson, Juli~ a1 and Select Masters, 7:30 p. do know that the JuvenHe Court us Lane, Bethany D. Lipscomb, m . Wednesday, Pomeroy Mason~ Judge in your city is an out- Mr s. J ulia M. Littler, Mrs. Fred ic Temple, officers and companstanding man. His decision wlll B. Mc Cullough, Samuel M. Mill- ions urged to attend. be fair , and for the best . - H. er, Car ol A Mullens, Raymond RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club anDear Helen: nual Christmas party, Dec. 18 F. Musgrave, George E. Parsons, I woot m,y child baptized in the Mrs. Mason P. Peck, Lester D. at 8 p.m . at the home ~ Mrs. church. The only trouble is her Roush, Mr s. Karma L. Stepp, Denver Weber; Mrs. Emest father is married to & woman Mr s. Calvert L, Stover, AultaM. Whitehead co-hostess; brlqg tawho won't divorce him. Can I Van Meter, Mr s• .lames WU5on, ble arrangements for .\thenl Hoshave my little girl baptized in Mrs. Eldon £ . Sowers and infant pital, and a gift for exchange her father's name? His name daughter, Mrs, Brenda G. Adams, among members. isn't on the birth certificate as Mrs. Elmer Bowman, Clarence CLASS 12, 8 p.m., Heath he is a well known business- D. Clonch, Mrs. Present A. United Methodist Church; Mrs. man here. But I think he owes Cros s, Darrell L. Dotson, George Jame& Euler, devotions; Mrs . his daugflter something, if only A. Fannin, Mrs. Alice B. Gaff- Forrest Bachtel, program; hostrecognition in church. Don't you? ney, Mrs. Clarence W, Garnes, esses, Mrs. Nan Moore, ;Mrs. - OTHER WOMAN Mrs. Jame s V. Glassburn, How- Everett Davis. Mrs. Kerineth Dear O.W.: ard s. Hardway. Mrs. Robert Byer, and Mrs. Norman W~­ The ''Other woman" has no Haynes, Ilarr}' C. Hill, Mrs, Ris- land. right to a married man's name, den t\. Miller, Teena M. Naegel, nor should she use the church to Mrs. Clarence R. Rimmer, Mrs. TilE DAILY SENTINEL advertise her affair. (Correc- C. Dale Russell, Mrs. Paul K. IJEV O"n:U TO INTI::II.ESr 01' tion: It's "former affair,•• isn't Russell, Mr s. Thomas J, Smith, it?) "{<\ RI CIIAIID ~ 0\I' I::N, PUBLISH EM Mrs. John R. Van Sickle, Mrs. Cl" otoor T. .nohlll, Edltollr Whether you're out to win him Winston E. Barker, Mrs. Joseph l'ubll- dloilJ ~10Cop1 S.turdll ~ b)- 1 heflhlo Y•ll•1 l'ul:ditlti "' c ...,..lll., 110 "'-<PaN< !i.. , or ruin him , this isn't the way! W. Egger, Mrs. Herbert D. ChildPcmero)·, Ot.la, 4Si6fl. & ol • n ,,., ... " """" - H. This column is dedicated to family Living, so if you're hav ~ ing kld troule or just plain trou. ble, let Helen Help YOUI g..e will also welcome your uwn amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel in care or this newspaper . ers arxl son. 3 - Heaute to surround UW. Ho~JS ol The !q>remeo wt.o tool< It nicely and llllll!ed aulollrQI!a lor 10 m!nutel befor• the manaee ~ 992- Z! S,, Edi!Ofllol Big romance: Trini Lopez and HY JACK O'BRIAN Kaye &evens - even take actNEW YORK - The great Bea in& lessons together •••• The Wal LUUt'l around toWII wearing a dorf'• Peacock Alley will feachic aurglcal nu-mask to ward ture nine young _people's choirs ott the Hongkongs .... Insurance firm initiated a special course on dUferent Yule datea .••• Most tor tnveaUgatlng Cuban plane- touehing Christmas music we h!Jaddnga .... Exurban Ia~ phon· remember was in our early N. Y. newspaperlng days when t h e ed lor a pood!o-ttlmming mellt Doc. 6 and was told noth- New York Central's Redcap. Ing open until Jan, 2 .. ., Toploot- Choir gave Christmas concerts balldoctors are so important to in Grand CentraJ Terminal u the pro ranks that they rate an - hordee oC folks wen leaving for nual lees ol $20,000-$40,000; their hinterland homes .... One 1011\e teams even vote them a Christmu Eve we eaw a friend share ol tiUe-game ca1h .••• The oft to his home and family and suburbs are getting as violent stayed there bawling quietly whUe u our city so lot& of tolks are the Redcaps 8lllg because we didn't have a home .... 9Jch tiny moving back. Dick Nixon will give special memoriea certainly make appre8ttention to - eaoh-erodit to gei ciation now of a home and tamll,y lots ot new farmers back to the so mucb sweeter. Salvador Dalt holed up in Par10il . ••• Aretha Franklin's such ia• Hotel Meurice refusing to poke a Ra,y Charles Can, she new back one moostache-halr outdoors unto N. Y. lind the Copa, busted til his new winter wardrobe ar ~ pm and all .••• The upsidedown world or Las Vegas; now there's rived, Dali's sartorial tint this an all-night tur salon in Cae- season - amethyst .... Jackie '"Kid" Berg, a legendary ltghtsar•• Palace. they cralhed the By United Preas bernatlonal Univeralty of Da,yton Coach Don Donoher hal a week to !-- find out what went wrong with ~ the Flyers. 1\.p~_! WOMEN'S CASUAL .. -. A slalllp saving program to en- o;,... ,; Glouster Whacks Southern A third quarter outburlt spark: ed the Glouster Tomcata to a 76...57 victory over southern High School Saturcla,y n(Jht In a Mid. Ohio Valley conference cage outing at Glouster. Cuddles Coach Virgil Grandy's •cats Jlll up 26 (Kiinll In tho third Ql&rler to JO by Southern, en. route to their first victory ot the a~soo against 2 losses. The setback drqJped Southern's record to 1-4, SHOE Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. inations of 25 cents each. Girls who wish to participate may purchase the stamps Cram their troop leader, and wUI keep them in a special folder provided ror this purpose. Stamps wiU be credited toward council camp fees only. When • Scout registers for any type of council camp - day, troop, troop. with core staff, or established camp - she may turn in her stamps just Uke money for part or all of her fees. Full credit will be given Cor each stamp whether or not a folder is completely fiJled. Retunds on umsed stamps will be made on Aug. 15, 1969. Money wiiJ be refunded t.pon request when a Scout moves outside Ole council area. Southern traDed only 20.JS at Member of Middleport •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rutland Furniture --------·?· includes nine counties in West Virginia all:! three in Ohio. Mrs. GeorgeWesto!St. Marys, W. Va., cour~cU camp chairman, explained that the savings plan is an optimal one under which Girl Scoots may begin saving now tor camp next summer. Stamps will be sold in denom~ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:30 ... ... ,.~- ~ ... ). WE CLOSE AT 6 CHRISTMAS'EYE"'· ·· .h' of America, will meet Tuesday at the Lodge for their Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. , to be fol- lowed by a regular meeting, a Christmas program and $1 gift By United Presa lnterNtiOiil St. 8.4:nventure takes its baakelbaU show on the rood Monday night In search ol a .. ,. '' " RUTLAND FURNITURE 742·4211 ARNOLD GRATE • March. RUTLAND, 0. st. Booavonlllre Is ot1 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday's High School Cage Results ,.. lwillble; OM fti<>OUI $U (I . ll) mall; l1no! ~d.r $10.(1!), Sill monlh a !J:I.2~ ,,.._.,. montho t;:I, OO. S..t<rlptl.., By United Prell Jnlemlllonal ~ 56 Parkorobura(W. VL) prl oo 1,..,.....,. ,......,. Tlmeo-'ieml•L South 48 Wheeling (W.Va.) 98 Bell•lro 59 Bellaire Sl. Johna 70 Wobim (W. Va.) Ml!dollla 58 Yorkville 78 60 Brllllanl 64 Mln&O 47 Betbaoy (W, Va.) 91 N"' Atha11 82 Edith Luckadoo Of Athens Dies Edith Mae Luckadoo, 59, of 258 W, state st,, Athens, died unexpectedly 9Jnda.y while visiting her son at the Veterans Hos- Mt. PloaaaDI 85 - - 51 Boallavlllo 80 Woodolleld 65 Cadiz 64 ShaiiYoldo 59 1nc11en van., Soulh 57 J....rt 56 Seton Cllllral 82 Carrolltm Sl. I lbink we should have him com~e was a rormer resident of mitted to a State Hospital, where the Rutland area, a member of tile conflia between him and his the Mt . Zion Baptist Churcl1, father coold be examined - and- Athens, and president ol t h e tre~ted. Baptist Trade Union of the ProvIa !here any hope lor a boy idence district. lite this? - MRS. C. Survivor& include her husband, 10th Birthday Is Celebrated Edword70 Sowe 86 River 50 Brldpport 107 Unlm Local 72 Jelfor1011 Unlm 65 Toront1> 80 (ol) AT es Game• were played witt. prizbelnl awarded to Ronnie C~.m­ ninsham. John Pat Rlley, Steven Bactmer, Lefllie Ingels, Cindy Glue, Krista Morria and Joe .Ju.U.. Capt. Wiles Given Bronze Slar Medal Karl M. Wiles, and !flte,Shirley, live in New Haven. received the Bronze Star Medal Nov. 18 in Vietnam, Cor meritorious servl(e In ground operations against hostile forces in Vietnlm. At the time of the presentation he was an operations specialist Glue, Merrl Ault, Laura Hoover, with the U. s. Ar~y Inventory Joe Al'lthon¥, Duvld Swtllher, and Control Center's Vietnam Head. Coorp Boley. quarters Comfl'lny. A ·decorated cake inscribed "Marc/' and lee eream were Mnld by Mr. and Mr ,lj., Fultz lind 4n&bter, Anita Marie. Snac~ tr~:~l'were given aa favors. otherl attending the part,y wore Julie llonun, V!ekl Slac~. C!n~ ... _ Army Captain James M. Wiles, 26, whose parents, Mr. alii Mrs. Perey 58 Woo- 46 Loullvlllt 70 Ja""- 60 oakwood 79 Falrloso 66 Lake72-50 Gorra•!t¥ 65 Eaot Coulon 55 Minerva 68 Weot Branch 82 MalVftll 80 Greenford 82 Coulon Leblllall 72 ~ .Vol· PLEASANT POINT RESORT Mare Fultz, 11011 ol Mr. and funeral home anytime Tuesda,y. Mr1. John Fultz, Middleport, wa~ II( oboerved with a party Salur<lay Coulon 50 Maalllllm 49 Coaton MCKlnlOJ 73 AlliAnce 3tl Sto!UnvWe 49 c..- Lincoln to Warrea IIardiDg 17 Clllllun Tim. ken 61 Marllllgton 88 North c . - 51 BE WITH US 11te loth birthda.Y armiversary tery. Friends may call at the allemoon. and runnlrw: again this season with · loor atralght victories, Including an 80-75 lrlumph over Toledo S.furda.y night, but """ ~... key gameo whlcll probably w!U decide whether It goes up or down ln the rankl na•. exchange. Curtis, a son, Donald, Chillicothe; a brother, Wallace Grant d. Toledo, andtwograndchlldren. Fmeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Martin Funeral Home with the Rev. Chester Lemley ofriclatibg, Bw-ial wlll be in the Mllea ceme- " RESERY AllONS TODAY I PHONE FOR lor 86 Give your teenager an extension phone, , She'll move all the noise and giggles into her own room, leaving you surrounded by blissful peace andsuiet Just call your telephone business office. and we'll send you a miniature plastic phone, 675-1611 • DINING • BEVERAGES • FAVORS ENTERTAINMENT · • DANCING THE AREA'S CELEBRATING NEll' YEAR'S WITH USI ' PLEASANT POINT RESORT RT. 62 NO, 675- !611 PT. PLEASANT, W, VA. ' '' .. Waohiogton • . . 5 9 o . 357 Philsdelphla • • . 2 12 0 .143 Monday nlgflt and has a rumte game against Wlnots Wesle)'l.n before participating In the All College Tourney at Oklahoma City. After the Chriatmas week its big lolta Sotunlay nli!ht by r<DQ>IIW to 47-30 halftime load then and staging • • a game- cllnehlng counter-rally Iller T ..elio cut Its doftelt to 7'1·71 with 2:28 remaining. Bob 6 foot 11, 265-pound center 1 led the Bonnie a with 40 po!me Lanier, SVAC Standings (JIV AC OOJ.y) TEAM Western Conference CerUal Division W, L. T. Minnesota • ••• 8 6 0 Chicago • . • • . 7 7 0 Green Bay •••• 6 1 1 PeL .571 •500 . 462 Detroit • • " . 4 8 2 .333 Coastal Dlvtalon W. L. T. PeL Baltimore • • • 13 1 o •929 Loa Angelos • • 10 3 I ,769 san Fran. • ••• 7 6 1 .538 Atlanta , • , ••• 2 12 0 .143 Sunday's Results Dallas 28 New York 10 Washington 14 Detroit 3 Minnesota 24 Philadelphia 17 Now Orleans 24 Plttsbur!lh 14 Green Bey 28 Chicago 1:1 5an Francisco 14 Atlanta 12 Baltimore 28 Los Alweles 24 Only pmes scheduled S&turdly's Games Dallas at CleWJland Ealitern Conference Chalq:Jlon... ship Sunday's Games M!nno- at Baltimore W L P OP • 3 I 257 205 Western Conference Chalqltionohlp . 3 I 2:1'1 19'5 lladWI Trace •• 2 2 232 247 Southwelllem • • I 2 185 210 _ , . . .•. ' . 1 2 140 171 North GaUla • • 0 2 103 126 Total• ...... 10 10 1154 1154 · All Games TEAM W, L P OP Ky- Crook , • • 4 Z '$17 329 Ealllmn • • • . • • 3 2 279 262 lladWI Tnce . • 2 3 293 310 By United Prooa I!Urnatlcnl East Southwoatem • , . 2 3 331 353 W. L. T. Pet. North Gollla • , • • I 2 166 168 New York . , , 11 3 0 .786 ~ . . . . . . I i 240 301 Houaton . . • • 7 7 o .soo LASl' WEEK'S RESIJL TS Miami • . • • • 5 8 I .385 Bulfalo, w. Va. 63 lladWI Trace Booton , • . . • 4 10 0 .286 61 ~ . • . • I 12 1 .071 SoulhweotwD 7 1 " - Tnce62 Welt ~~Her Crook 72 _ , . . Local W, L. T. PeL F_.ol lloc!tlnB 67 Eutem 42 - · Clcy • •12 2 0 .857 -...r .... l220.857 Ealllern 59 ~~Her Crook 43 Son Dlqo ..... 9 5 0 .643 North Gallla 83 Woot DeaYer • • .. .. 5 9 0 .357 62 G l - 7S SOUihorD Local 57 C!nclllll!tl • • • • 3 11 0 .214 x.Pla)'otl ""' D!vlalon THIS WEEK'S SCIDDULE IIIIo. TUESDAY Swllay'a Reaul.ta HanDan Trace at SOUthern J..o.. Now York 31 Miami 7 col (Jiacllle) Ooklanl 34 Son Diogo 27 FRIDAY Houaton 4S Booton 17 Eulem al North Gallla Only pmea ocheclulod. Southora Local at Soulhwolllem Sunday" a Gamea SATURDAY Ka11111 Cll;y a1 Oa!dan!l A I - r at Eulem Woatem Division ~oil ~~Her Crook at Ollk Hill ~~Her Creek • Ea~ • • . . AFL STANDINGS win over Point Parle II( Plttl· burgh, By VITO STt:LLINO UPI Sports Writer The Green Bay Packers bowed out in their kind of -·· The Packers, their title atrlng ended and with aeveral of the players who built the ftnest clynasty In National Football League history ready to retire, played Swxta.y in the st,yle that was reminis('efK or the Packer& ot the past. Even though there was nothing at stake- e.xcept pridefor the Packers, they went out behil'kl a third string quarterback and edged Chicago 28-1:1 to knock the Bears out of contention and hand dle Central Division crown to lhe Minnesota Vikings- who turned back Philadelphia 24-17, A game-savtmr lnterception by veteran Ray Nitschke ruined the Bears after they rallied for 17 point& in the final period. . SUNDAE SALE TUES. & WED. BUY ONE AT REG. PRICE THE SECOND FOR ONLY ONLY. 33.7. McCLURE'S DAllY ISLE, ••h l Locuot .Mloltll_,.rt VIkings """ wUI eo and New Pittsburgh Orleans st<lpped 2~14. Horn To Rescue Don Horn, who's spent this season in the Army and was only activated by the Packers hours before the game, was rushed in at the quarterback spot when Zeke Bl'lltkowakiSunday. subbing for injured o.rt StarrDaUas wouM tCl with the second best record this season was hurt with 3:05 left tn the at 12-2 as Craig Morton came first period. otJ the bench in the sccoOO , Horn tossed touchdown passes period to direct the Cowboys to of 67 yards to Jim Grabowski a 28-10 victory over New York and 25-yards to Boyd Dowler u after Don Meredith cmrctleted the Packers took a 28-10 lead only one of nine passes a n d into the final period and seemed asked to be taken oot of the to have the game wr&J)ped l.CI. But the Bears rallied for 17 game. points in the final period, Dallas meets Cleveland in the climaxed by Jack Concannon's Eastern Conference title game 'n Cleveland sa~un~a>. The 51-yard TD PISS to Dick Browns had their wimtrw Gordon. There was sWI time for a streak arapped by St. Louis 'nMac Perciftl field goal and the 16 Sotunla>. Bears almost had a shot at it In other games Sunday, Washington nipped Detroit 14-3 when they got the ball back am moved to a first down on the Packer 44 with less than two minutes left. But after Concannon was thrown for a loss and Eagles lU Upset Win The Eastern Eagles of Meigs Coonty led all the way Saturcla,y nl&ht at Kyger Creek a• t h e y downed the Kyger Creek Bobcats 59-43 to tie the Bobcats f o r flrBt place in the Southern Valley Athletic Cmference. The eight - man 'Bobcat VAT~ alcy llnilhed with lour players on the fioor during the last 20 seconds ad Chuck Bradbury, 63 senior; Steve f4>a,uldlng, S-10 senior; and Kenny Buckley, 6..0 senior, fouled out and Jon Rothpi), 6-1 jwdor, was ejected from tho eontelt. frames. Eastern outseori!d Kyger Creek 21.9 In the 1881 period. Coaeh Dan Wright'sEaglesare tied lor llrat In the SV AC with a 3-1 record and are 3.:! In a I I games. Kyger Creek Is 3-1 in the SV AC and is t-2 Jn a I 1 games. Don Rose, 6-1 aenior, paced the Eqles with 15 polnla. Pet YorriiMY, 5-11 senior, had 11 and Dennlo Elchlngor, 6.2 lrelh· NAMATil JET'S MVP 111111, had 10. Braolrury , . . high for (\ypr Creek with 15 and ~ding 1w1 12. Eastern lwl28 reboundl. Eleh· lngor was high with elgbL (\ypr cleoi< had 26 ........nils w1111 Brad· bury'. elgbl being high. (\ypr Creek msdo IS ol 41 attempted fteld goals lor 36.5 per cant lind mado 13 II( 24 at the liDe for 5t.l per cenL Eastern CCIIVIeeted oo 20 of to lhotJ for 50 JI01' coot and made 19 "' 31 at the. Uno for 60.3 per cent. MIAMI Joe Namath was elected Most Valuable Player ol 1968 by hia teammates 011 the New York Jets. Last yeer Namath was voted oftenaive c_,tain by his fellow pia)'era. Wellaton was the onb Sou1heaotorn Ohio League tMm to chalk up a non-«tnference viclory oo the hardwood Saturday n(Jht. The Wellstonians hiked their seaSOD record to 3-1 by bouncing arch-rival Vinton County, 66- Could you olford to buy o MW home or rebuild your home? You probably hove "fire and extended cover· age" Insurance w_ ith your mortaoge, but is this • .,.. o~~gh) Thit in1'--ance might only poy off the morllJoge. See ua for ad._ ..........,... vice. n.a. 52, In other non - league battles, neighboring Alh!and, K,y., ripped Ironton's Tigers, 78..57 . It was the Tigers fourth loss in sb: games. Logan remained winless in five games as powerful Waverly bounced the Chiettains 87-52. Nelsonville-York's seaSUJ record dipped to 1.2 following • doteat at the hands ot unbeaten Mil ler, 80-65. SCORE CORRECTED Dennis Boggs, sophomore guard oC the Meigs .Marauders, had a total of 3 points, oot 13, as reported in the scoring box published &mda.Y of the Ma rauder-Jronton league game Frldo¥ nlgbt, :g,:m;: •• •J?A ''· ;ww.:~~7,1.&::?;. ! ::·.: .•.•-•- -- ·. LAST CALL! two passes were incomplete, the Bears were raced with a 4thand 15 on the 48. · It was too much to ask Percival to try a 55--yard field goal so the Bears went for the ftrst down. But Nitschke intercepted a Concarmon pass to preserve the Packer win. wakeup to the world's tone quality SOLID·STATE AM CLOCK RADIOS LOOK GOOD? WANT SOME? 0. K. No problem. .Just phone CITY LOAN LONGER HOURS UNTIL CHRISTMAS - . . . - . . Croek and Bnc:hlna in South AUitnlla. Your grellttst valutt in Zttnith qu•lity solid· lf* AM clock •adlo. Fulu'" •ulamatic ~ t:loctt with cloc:k /lldio -itch and radio 1tl1rm. Coot ~ ttting tr•nlliatOIIind rldio h11 automatic gain control WELCH'S \ ASHLAND SERVICE NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU What Would Happen If A Fire DestroJed YOII Home? minlbam, Ala., 11-10; ~ <JVer Wal•h 89-TS; Del'huv:e . _ Malone 129-71; .... Cleveland Stole 82-82; over Denison ~; 'l1llel College over John Cam>1180-Se;Akron over Central llichlpa 55.al Walhlngton & (1'&.) over Adolbort 13-63; and an,y over Case Tec:b Winner Saturday (IJPI) - WANCIII AHEAD PORT AUGUSTA, South Au .. tnll!a (Up0- Italian driver L. Bianchi took over the lead in the London-to-Sidney 10.000-mUe marathon race. Blanc:hi moved into ftrst place when Ford driver G. StallPilltera ol Germa!IY lost elght po!nta darviUe over FtDdla¥11-17; c:.le Northern ovor Samlord Ill Blr· Well•ton Only comtected on 10 of 10treethrowa lor 10 points to load the wtn. ners. Williams was high for Eastern with 14 _points. Eastern Q0-19..'i9)- R. Karr, 2:'4'-lli BuekiOJ, 3..2-ll; Rose, J. 9-15; Morrissey, 5-1~11; Etch~ inger, 4-2-10; Richie, 1-1-3; Lodwick, 1..0-2; T. Karr, 1..0-2. KYGER CREEK U5-J2.43) Bradbury, 6-3-15; Rotllgeb, 13-5~ Reese. 1-3-5; Thomas, 2l..'i; Buckley, 0~~; ~ding, 5-2--12; H..vsell, 0-1-1i Saunders, O.{)~. .. Wil- mington o..r ~ IO:Tf;, C. st. Bm.aventure 85-75 ; Wooster !ell to Grove City (Pa.) 69.67; Rio Grande doelsloned PlkevUio (Ky.) College ll6- l07. Kyger Creek won the resene p.me 40-37 as Jaclde Henson Eastern led 13-11 at tho end ol tho Or !It period, 24-18 athaiiUme lind 38-34 at the end ol the three w._,. .. Tho apinst the Baltimore Coltswho dosed out their regular aeason with a 13-1 mark behind a .,sub"' quarterback ramed John Unitas by beating Loa Arweles 28-24- ln tbe Western Conferei'ICe tide game next Other Ylctorleo - Delta CC 86..'i9; T oledo loll to • " IODAIIIIISTAJ4AT!C ..314 81FJ Olf,I'FIT • By United Press lnternatlonal Eastern Conference Century Divis ion W. L T. Pet. Pittsburgh • • • 2 ll I . 154 capitol Division W. L. T. PeL Dallaa • • • ... 12 2 o . 857 New York • . . . 7 7 0 .500 St. Bonaventure plays 17thranked Detroit at Detroit DAIRY ISLE ORDIR HOWl NGS Glouster • . . , • , . 20 34 60 76 ClevelaOO . • . 10 4 0 . 714 St. Louis • • , 9 4 1 ,692 New Orleans .. 4 9 1 .308 ,' gift-boxed, to go under t.he tr'ee. Then, after Christmas, we'll make an ' appointment to install her real extensio~ phone, (We'll bill you for it later) · It's the nicest present you can give yourself for Christmas, · General 'Thlephone • Southern . . , . , • , 15 31 4l 57 \fui.nova bc'o'l" correcUonalinstitution , but pital in Chillicothe. Dear Mrs. C: game, reput.tion to go with ita record. Tho Bonnlos haw one olthe best records in the country- 27 i--<rlctorie• in 29 pme s datil• 10u11Ulent, the - · • pia)' ; ,back to the atart ol the 1987-68 at home and Pr~ ··sea1on-but are ranked only Yidenee 01'1 the road ln games 11th •11-'ly, at least parlly rOUIIIIIJW out a dolllll!diJw • becaun of their poor showing schedUle by aay standards. II> , tho NCA tournament Iait st. Bora venture tuned up for NUIOMI -.lw.rtl li'11 ... ,..,.~ntat(~ I!Qitln11!1-0t.lllt!Nr, In<., U t:.Ofl 4111 54., NtiO York U (Jo, N"" ~<rl.. _ .., ,..,,., ,....,., ~li..,rM b:r u r r l tr "h" "' ... u .w~ 4:i o•m• per w11k; ont year in -.~ ..,.e 11 die U.lb .'ie nll,.. omco , IJ23, W. sh 1r10111ho, ..l l . 10_ Thr• ftlontlls, ~~ IS)' MD!IIr ~er•lu Jun. SOUTHERN (57) Diddle 13-4-30; ~er, J..{J_ 2; Norris 4-4·12; &nith J.{).:l; J!O!lor, with 12 point a• Beegle o~.s, Prol!llt o.s.s; D. The 'Cats were ~ by Bob Hlll J.l.:J; B. IIIII !.{).;!, ToLeeper, 6-5 junior center, with tals 2J.J5..'i7, 26 polnla. Tom Trace, 6-1 for. GLOUSTER (16) ward, had 15 and Kurt KO!Difloo Swart 1-0..:Z; Trace, 6-3~ 15; 13, Leeper 9-8...26; Irwln2 ~1-5; KemP11le winners also had 48 ro- ton 6-1~13; Vore 0-1-1; Mingus boonds compared to 23 for the 0-1-1; McCieland J-2-4; Chalfant Tornadoes. steve Stuler l e d 3-3-11, Totals 28.:!0-76. Southern In rebounding with IOV· eo and Leeper got 16 to pace Bonnies Battle Detroit Tonight 1'"'- t9:1-2 157. 110011• "''""' ..rrler Bob Diddle, 6·1 Southern lor, took scoring honors with • 30 polntll on 13 field goals and .'We...-.1 d an IIOI"''*P"kl• P - r<J), Oitio. PLAN DINNER Chester Lodge 323, Daughters lour !reo tl!rowt. Tho oniYoth· or Tornado to hit In do<lblo n. gures wu Gary Norrla, alao a the . close of the nrst quarter Glouster. and only by three, 34-31, at the haJttlme break. In the reserve game, the litCoach Jim Adams' Tornado tle Tornadoes scored a 46-40 crew hit oo21of56&ttemptsfrom triumph. Sam Shain paced the the field for a 38 per cart shoot· winners with 11 and Barry lind .. 1nr average while the hosts CCRI- Gary Hart each contributed 10, nected on 28 of 80 for 35 per S:xiU!em will host Hannan • cent. Trace. this Tuesday in a St/ AC - Starting WED., DEC. 18 " over Mlam.l ol Obio ~; Jolm McElroy aoored 28 polnta in Youngstown state'• 72-60 win over Philadelphia Textiles; and Mulllllngwn , . . led by Ken Gandola's 28 points In an 86-7.f Seven Gamea ment; Old Dominican at Xavier, Toni£ht, Hven games are on and Wilmington Ia at Urbana. taD. ln<ludlng Qve out.<fl...tate Roundln& out the weekend a cclashes. Ohio state, which tloo Soiurday' St. Joseph "' dumped Harvard 89-74 Salur<lay Philadelphia dol.- Xavier 76· is at Waahlngtoo state; Cindn~ 67 ; Purdue walloped ado U. natl playa at SoutherD Califor- 100-89; Bowling Green edged nia; Bowling Green at Vander· Ball State 76 • 69; Roanoke bUt; Akron at Kemueey w••. Boldwln·Wallaee 82-72; leyab; Ohio NortherR is in the st. lloDodlct clunpod Ohio Do. Trw (Ala,) Ho!ldoy Touma· mtntcan 97 -76; Penta Teeh beat Packers Stop Bears, Vikings - · Cop Title '$1,2·99 Barrymore .... Oh, well. Scboolkids staged a riot on 2nd Ave. but it was a h'appy one: courage Girl Scouts to save money for camp has been launched in the 16 neighborhoods of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Cooocil which KtiQ,)'UJ 89-87 on Larey Baker'• tO-tooter at the Onal buzzer; o(Jhth..-anked CIDeiMatl owo(Jt LINED.lOOT Wbere Eagles Dare" spy ~ film . ... Mercedes McCambridge will play Ethel Barrymore in t h e film of Gene Fowler's "Good-:afght, &veet Prince"' about John For Camping Long Win String, 84-69 •' 10 Plan Begun date Saturdo,y with - · · Louisville meanwhile s,POJ'tl; a • welJht champ (circa '32) plays a Nazi officer In Richard Burton's Stamp Saving aince Louisville dumped them 73-72 at Lou11ViUe last sea101. Stovo Tlll'ttwald talllm 19 ol 5..0 record. hla 23 po!nto In tho ooc:ond hall While tbe Flyer• feU to deSafurda.y nlgbt, but the •·!yors leal Salur<lay nll!lll, avo Ohio .. Ranked 19th and boasting • were DOt able to abut ctf M1ke collegiate <JU(ntolo eoatlnuod Wl· ~ 19-gamo wiM!ng streak, tho GroaMO ...:1 Jerry King d. Louis ~ defeated this aea8on, eaeh scor, Dayton cager1 went to Louis- vWe who notched 21 pointl each Ina: wiD No. 4. ville Saturday looking for No. In the Cardinali• 84-69 ~IBL Aahland put en ita defenllve .. 20. What they, got waa loll No. Dl)'ton oliJ>pod to a 5-l mark llhow IUid whipped Chicago ~ 1 for the campaign - the nut and !o gottlng ready lor a hOme Slato 63-!lll; Wittenberg niwod Hush _Int. Tho Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Monda)', llec.-r 16, 1968 Louisville Snaps Dayton's ment liberated l}er. NP. Yur-a Evo: Fred We!ntr..b'a mtter Collap. De End, $6.50 per pertcm • I • ASHLAND PRODUCTS •VALVOliNE MOTOR OILS • Q. 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Cool ~.... ••neilltoriztd 1adio IM!udH 1000 milliwatt• un · dl•tor1ed output, W•u · 11'1111...,. 1ntenn1. •utumtlic tMI oontl'fll. <irPtld Walnut aakir cMinet hn~a-111 - •29.95 @ Bell Yur Yet to Getlhtl Bell �AFL Playoff Necessary ;,Lukers Nudge Seattle, 115-115 D)' GARY KALE UPI S\)orta Writer Rol>er100, hitting elgbt ol nine when Rockets were~ ln Jerey Wnt l• a carrier. Contill.led next week: netd goala attempts, netted 26 New York b¥ a enowltorm which deiiJ'ed aU air lllibta. The rr-t American Football polnta, two less than the Ro,yala' JUit lho Los Allpleo Liken _ . - pho&ned b.f To.m. Van Aredale. Stan McKenteo&ue eerial concllll!oo tta Western Division $lsode next zie was the ~\ strongman · · and beolnnlng to diolr bi&' woiotem dlvlaiDII with 28 polnto. - · leaving the New Yor~ ~ Well beglno cart')'ing the Jete. aWl gueuing at their Blll.y Cunntnghm scored 36 team to victory. ......,... in lho Dec. 29 tiUe poiDU and drew down 23 Weat'& tbree-90lnf: pll.f with r........., u Pldladelphta toooed llvt ........ remalniol& rallied New York 110-104. It was the It waa 1 case of hurry ICI' and Lii1 Angelea fr'om a 13-tJotnt 76ers 17th wtn in their last 20 wall for the Kan.;aa Clt,v Cl!lofs ldnl quarter deflcU to a 115-IH ootinga, Cazzle Russell PICed aa diey rushed to beat Dener Sunday rietory over Sea;Ule Sundilf the Knick• with 25 pointa. 3~7 Saturday and then spent an SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Oakland Jlllhl. the Tri1Un(lll lnc:reaaeci anxious 24 houre until they n.e sCheduled San Diego at earned a Dec. 22 AFL ,p]QoU ·• Lakera' ilrot place leod to Atlanta game was poatpooed date with Kansas CU1 b)' pmeo over Adonta. beating San Diogo 34-27. Wtit ooored 28 JJOlnlelor the Lokmo, Wlllle WUt Chamberlain CUPOPIDLAIJELPIIIA CIIDll; UtP with aome key Mtnnef!~ defeated _?hllldel.......... and tallied. 12 polnta. phia 2t-17 to win the NPL's IIJin 11o11or oat out lho pine Central Division dde. Chicago's With a groin lnlury, Bob Rule of 28-27 loss to Green Bay wu the llattle led all ICIOI'ers with 37 key to the Vikirws' championBy United Press lntematioral ;oalnla and teammate Len ship. By United Press International Eaot ii'Ukene llni- w1111 33. Ohio Slate 89 Harvard 74 W. L. Pel GB CindnMII tied for BRISBANE, Australia (\JPI) ttdrd place In the National St. J o - (Pa.) 76 X.vler 67 Baltimore • - ' 23 7 '767 - Arthur Ashe defeated stan Philldelpbla ••• 20 1 .141 llh J asketball Association's Eastem CtncfnnaU 56 Miami 48 Smith 64, 1~. 9-7, 4-6, 7-$ in an Loulavtlle 84 Dayton 69 ·Jivislon with a 119-101 triumph all.American tlnal for the Boston •••..• 20 9 .690 ~h. over Phoenix, which lost its Punl.le 100 Ohio U. 89 Clnclnmti • , •. 20 9 . 690 'l!h QueenslarrJ termls title. 23rd game in 30 ltarta. Oscar Akron 55 Central Michigan 52 New York .••• 16 17 .485 ll'h Wittenberg 89 Kenyon 87 Detroit ' - ' ' ' 10 18 ,357 12 BRISBANE, Australia (Upl) PeM State U, 63 Kent state 49 Milwaukee , , • 8 23 ,258 IS'/, Yoongstown St. 72 Phttadelphta - ArthW" Ashe, Stan Smith, West Charles Pasarcll alii Bob Lua Textile 60 W. L. Pel GB Gamon 82 Cleveland State 62 were lllllled to the U.S.. Davis Loa Aqplles •• 21 10 .677 Rio Grande 116 PlkeviUe (Ky.) Cup tennis team for the Attaria , , , , • 16 15 .516 5 Challenge Cup round against 107 San Diego •.• 14 17 .452 7 Australia Dec. 26-28. Urbana 89 WaJsh 73 San Fran. .• • 13 18 .419 8 PACOIMA, Collt (UPI)-Jes& Thiel 60 John Carroll 5fl Clti<:ag<~ • , , , 12 19 .387 9 Willard, a link with boxing's Ashland 63 Chicago State 29 Seattle . . . . . 13 21 . 382 9lh past who won the heiY)Welght Cedarville 88 Flndla,y 87 Phoenix • . • • 7 23 .241 131-;~ title in a memonble 26-round Wilmington 90 Blufft.on 74 Sunday's Results bout with Jack Johnson in 1915, Grove City (Pa.) 69 Wooster 67 Cincil'Dlllti 119 Phoenix 101 Mualdngum 86 Point Park (Pa.) Ia deld at the age of 86. Los Angeles 115 Seattle 114 74 The dw·able Kansas plainsPtrlladelptda 110 New York 104 JD&II died Sunda,y !rom conge.., Defiance 129 Malone 71 San Diego at Atlanta, ppd., san Uve heart failure 12 hours after Ohio Nortbem 71 Samford (Ala.) Diego Right delayed by New reluctantly entering Pacoima 70 York storm. Memorial Lutheran Hospital Washington & Jefferson 93 AdelOnly games scheduled. tollowlrw a stroke. bert 63 Monday's Games Willard had been hoepttalized St. Bonaventllre 85 Toledo 75 No games schedult.>d. By United Press 1nternatiorel lalt week for a heart corxlttion Hiram 58 Denison 56 East but stubbornly refused to stay Bowling Green 76 Ball state (Ind.) W, L. Pd GB under medical care. He checked 69 Minnesota ..... 16 7 . 696 out against his doctor's advice Roanoke 82 Baldwin-Wallace 72 Kentuc~ .....• 12 11 ,522 4 only to be forced to go to the Case Tech 69 Bethany (W, Va.) New York ..• , . 9 15 ,375 71;2 hooptlal again Saturd,. night 68 Miami •.•.•.• 9 15 .375 7'/z lndiaiB . . . . . . . 9 16.360 8 West W. L. Pet GB Oaklard , , .. 22 4 . 846 Dallas . . . . . 11 9 .550 8 Denver • . . . . 13 10 .565 8 Br llnlled Pnoo Jntematlollal Weekend Summary - ,.laJe ~mill Ohio College SCORES Cage Results Jess Willard ' Dies at 86 &rn& SCORES catchi~ duel with New York's Ceorgc Slucr. lie ca!Jiht five passes CQr 6&. sauor caught two could learn the Oaklandl out- Sunday for 66 rocoptlons. On SaturdaY. Buck Buchanan and Aaron Brown helped a sputtering Kansas Cit;y · otfense with their defensive moves come. Oakland edged San m.,.. 3427 Sundly to tie Kanlls Ot;y ror the Western Conference lud and Coree a pl~Yott. Raider general maoager AI Davis eredlta the Oakland team with ua mental toughness" that enabled the Raiders to-staw oft' the anxiety of knowing 'even a tie apinst the Chargers "ould end their bid Cor a seeond straight Western title. In other games on the ftnal clay or tho regular ......, the New York Jets routed the Mtamt Dolphin• 31-7 and tile Houston OUers bonibed the Boston Patriots 45-17. Daryle Lamonica threw three touchdown pasaes as Oakland beat San Diego in a game that the National Broadcasting Compan,y televised to its c~letion · aDd set back each succeeding program's startbw time nine minutes to accommo:late foot-ball Cans who were cheated on Nov. 17 when the New YorkOakland game was cut off witll a minute oC playing time remaining. Lamonica passed 40 yards to Charlie Smith, · 13 to Fred BUetnikoff and 55 yards to Warren Wells on his scoring strikes. The Raiders' defense provided the odler touchdown when Roger Bird ran back a Hadl interception 22 yards. George Blanda booted field goals of 28 and 18 yards Cor the -· New Furniture ONLY $'299 : ' J Yule .Music, Aged, Orphaned, Needy Remembered .~· lttdeft-JP1rirtWe.r, ~;. : ,,<rll\8; aM'Denlw'Poilllaa. ., · · ......, ~~.:~~;Lf~'·,S~T~U~Fmlicliirlnethe !1<illdal'~toddY .TOY wonna lill;li•'Pcol! ~··•"'14 · Pred Glbba, "'::U,:aiiO made dee· :; , 'I'hll1· eomplet';Work on thl ehallellltl badge. • mak- -Fae WOMD, Mar'- Beav01', Amy Pun Dodaon., ~~t~~:~~ followed r bllfJIIti.Y ..,..glftexc:ban&eatll>e ~ TIIOOP 61 part.)'. Slenderet, new addition to our telephone "style line", speaks a youthful language. In fresh, bright colors to satisfy a kid's desire for what's new and now. · •• . ~ Ot."ldn. Don 'lbamaa, hat ' ··- '.fiOilor SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. plamod by the Fomeroy 'troop for Modoy, Dec. 2J. . Purina • meeting held Wedno!dat nllthl at the ThOmao home, 't:;~· ~·~,.. ~ - u- ·woa dod~ to dlopenoe w\11> ~ .u tng the bolldiJ's, •t¥• girl~ ·remlndied bop,. tftelr" -.mu.al· reeistratl.on fee at .. . , ..~. -tina ,wldch wUl ;~~~!IIi 111 Pom , . M, the Doll 0110 unUt " t e r 'l' llf!· ~ ·. ' · • l<boolr~aumeo: .,._, Chrlltmu llfto wore made durlq the meeting which clos. ed witb a !tag oerem(llf by Vtc- ld - · PaUy . _ , Tina DUll)-, l!ond, and 'Ka· Br...,.,. trllll' "'~ of the ra.... PatrOl. 'Analoi ~ro~~p_. Mt""· Ma- S1111on, JIU · COttrill, Crystal Clazeand were hoatesat h. ·Gameo were pta.yed belnc with wop by Kiln Jones, iind Toni R u land Kooi-.\ld ·' lSSIQOI-Tueoctay niahtat ', "' · were served. SALISBURY 't R 0 0 P 8 BROWNIE TROOP 220 pd Jill· tor Troop 100 will" bave a Chrtitmas party Tuesday followtng sc:hoOI at the Saliabury Eleml!lll· tary SChool. At Tllurlda)' ntpt•s meet1n1 Qf the troops, ctuiftmas llfta for their ~•were • ...The Christmas project of ca.. clel:te 208 girls is to visit three lhut-lnl of the cornmuntt,y. one retldlng in a re1t home. MIDDLEPORT TROOP > THE PURPLE pansy "troop crelt" waa presented to sever. a1 new members of Middleport Troop 5 during Frida, night's meeting held at the scout house. Mrs. Richard Vaughan, leader, reminded the girls 'that registratloo for 1969, a fee oC $1, ta clle. It was voted to d i s penae with meetings until Jan. 3 when a New Year's part;y will be held. A court 0( award• wu ached· ulocl for J....ary 10, andtheglrto will begin cooklng classes at the Columbia Gas of Ohio in early February. Work was continued on the Christmas project maldng bed doll• for gtlto, one of the NQUirement• Cor the toymaker badp. SYRACUSE BROW~ IE TROOP 37 - A HOLIDAY dinner party wao held Tueoda,y nlgllt by lhe ~racuae Brownie Troop 37 at BalleY'~atourant in !'l>meroy, Following the dinner 1tte girls weRt to the home t#. Mra. Corbet Patterson, leader, for a par11 and Kill exohanao. Aooloting with the party were Mn. Beverl,y ChapmBP, co-.leader, Mrs. Velma Parsons, and Mrs. FS¥e wr.,..... or namu.... RATES OF TAXATION I<'OR 1968 do hereby Jlive notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar of proper!)· shown on the General Tax Duplicate of Real E'tate, Public Utility and Personal Property within said County for the year 19c8 is as follows: TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRJCI'S Joeto have inc~ repllou. • .65 .26 88.80 CHESTER Eaatam Local S.D ....... 4.30 2.50 Moira Local S.D. . . . . . . . . 4.30 2.50 23.50 26.50 .60 .60 .65 .65 .25 .25 SL80 34.80 COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. . ... 4.30 1.50 29.90 .60 .65 .25 87.20 LEBANON Eaatem Local S.D. . . . . . . 4.30 2.00 Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.00 23.50 24.00 .60 .60 .65 .65 .25 .23 31.30 31.80 UO 2.5Q 24.00 .60 .65 .25 32.30 Eastern Local S.D ... .... 4.30 3.00 23.50 .60 .65 .25 32.80 2.00 23.50 .60 .65 .25 31 .80 4.30 2 50 4.80 1.40 26.50 26.50 .60 .60 .65 .65 .25 .25 34.80 37.70 4.30 1.511 26.50 .60 .65 .23 33.80 SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D ......... 4.30 Middleport Village . . . . . . 4.30 Pomeroy Villaie . . . . . . . . 4.30 1.30 .20 .2C 26.50 26.50 .60 .60 .60 .65 .65 .65 .25 .23 .25 83.60 35.70 40.20 LETART Southern Local S.D. OLIVE ' Eastern Local S.D. . . . . . . RUTLAND Meigs Local S .D ......... Rutland Village . . . . . . . . SALEM Meip Local S.D. . ....... ~ 1 ,. 4.30 SCIPIO Meigs Local S.D. . ....... 4.30 SUTI'ON Southern Local S.D. . . . . lta<ine Village . . . . . . . . . Syracuse Village .... .. , Sutton-Meip Local S.D. . 26.50 4.00 3.20 7.70 2.50 26.50 .60 .65 .25 34.80 4.30 2.00 4.30 .70 4.30 .7J 4.30 2.00 24.00 24.00 24 ou 26.50 60 .60 .60 .60 .65 .65 .65 .65 .25 .25 .25 .25 31.80 86.50 40.80 34.80 6.00 10.30 ' ~ , __..._,. . -· . ~ Move!!!to a FLAMELESS electric self-cleaning oven SLIDE PROJECTORS other mother's 1llneas. ' o.D. N. W. OPTOMniiST srd. CUDAHY CANNED PICNICS 3 ~~" 1.89 SEALTEST GRADE A Mrs. C, M, Hennesy is in Columbus for the holida)'s witb Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad· MIL ration carton 12 bury were in Columbus 9JnQay Curtis Jenkinson, a patlerit at Riverside Mt.1hodist Hos· pi tal. Mn. carroll Swanson spent the weekend tn •PO>tOn vloltlng her brother-in-law and sister. Captain and Mrs. Frank F.astep. Debbie Grueser spent the'lll8ek· end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Grut:ser. She was accompanied to GJenviUe state College &mday by her mo1her, Mrs. Dorothy Roach and dau&h· w, Trudy, and Mike Gerla<l> who stayed for an open hOUse and vocal concert Sunday even· lng. Debbie sang with the choral group. SMALL SIZE COUNTRY MAID EGGS BACON 3 :~· 99~ 39~ lb. pkg. 49"' ,. lO visit 2r DRY CLEANitG EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Thin.. .Skinned Sweet. " '"' Tangerines 3 s SCOT LAD BISCUITS POP FRESH STOCK LOW PRICED cans SCOT LAD CANDY SPECIALS 16 oz. !lottie THROI·AWAY BOffiE . cans ·F.ihlly·1ize ··ltri9$ Nl.'w z~~lth "Z.m~o.-.rll!" fJil milk!.' IUc fun dl:ain. rre<ision amplift· cillion from ~ Mirro· l1lh1t • · rirnliCS. Wl"iJttl'- nnly 116 oun<:e oiiml MIIUd for mn~t milct h ;.;~l'i . C1tnW.' in fur o1 do;trmm~lr,rt iu n nf ZL'nith'i nl.'w Zt•IWU\! . ·It m-.1v hL· ju•t fiRht fOr ' 'CMI 1 '7""" ,.' llw< 65.19 Wo Poy Tho a•• TOOTH P ~~...~WEB COMPANY ~· Denver Rloe, ~ ... ctJtr'.. ·,·~ $ ORANGE SLICES GUM DROPS SPICE DROPS ROYAL SCOT . - ~~ ltlt&m.t " MCIMII"J; Mrs. Mar1ba ctilld•, tAcher.... ~..,...~ olplii~a.~ '\ Mra. OvrU....I_C_Ino Mrs. Jim Cable of Canlon, Ohio will never have to clean her oven again. "Our new electric self-cleaning oven is almost unbelievable. After I use my oven, I just close il, turn it to 'clean,' go away and leave it and it cleans itself. In an hour or so I open it up and any grease or pie drippings just disappear. It's so clean .. . just like brand new." You can end messy oven cleaning forever. See the new flameless electric self-cleaning ovens a! your appliance dealers today I vt...,....- : ll(ra.ldJ altlil!,-~-~~ Lallanco. -rotarY;Mn- W.Biilr" ' liD-• The Great Escape. HOWARD E . FRANK, Meigs County Treasurer -·- ...... ~ !UPON IEQUEnl Sally Cable made Real estate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each colleetlon carry a penalty of ~en per cent, Taxes may be paid ~t the office of the county treasurer or by mall. Please bnng your last tax receopt and 1f you pay by mail ~ oure to loeata your property by taxing district and enclose stamped self alldressed envelope. AIWIL)'S examine your tax receipt. tu see that it covers all your property. Office Houl"ll 9:00A.M. to 4 :00PM. daily except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax Booko will open December 20, 1968, to Feb. 5, 1969. ' " I'* . 8VI(E ORANGE - -~ maldng Jew- elrY - · out of. for their ~~. and lleeorative eandle .60 deDI; Mrlo _..._ The holiday program waa preChllrdo haa been ldoeduled !Or Poato. . ChurC!h 011.1itilt.JRobaan, ._. Je11e. 7;3!1 ~ at the church. oented b1 Mro. lio1n01d~ It QJIc. 0, Chlpnuuo Ia <llalr- ened with fi'OlCJ singiJV:of"Silent A rod J!l)lnaett!a ,Jorlth 1!1'081 -·~·aoe ·, liard foi'"Mro; c.-riO~ of the pncram. A pqeant, Nl&ht•• and "0 Little Town of d-Iablo, Napldi.ibrtledout 1.....atni a poiiOnt olflol- maa Bethlehem" with Mrs. Martha ilit holldo,y theme ouid tavoto ' 'aer llolplial, 'uslp- recltatlou.· ..,.-.ehoral teadinll ChUds, the teacher, as the acCoolwillo, 0. 101 were miniature angel;.:.'l'he <tift.. mem.s ror·1KD wed m:adl aNI it will be IMII\di.l' with a party to be hold iJI tho social room folner was &erved b)'- tbe women was ~ that Mrs. Nettie lowing the prOgra~~~. ura.. Dm. of the oburdl and the put coun- lla¥e& wW enterta1n iJI January. Harrlaan ia chairman D recUors pve a vote of thank• to Attending the pBr1;y belides f < - llld Mra. Harold Sou· them. thole ft8lned were Mrs. Mabel er will havt. charte ~ games and Gifts for the exclwlge w e r e Bearhs, Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. a gilt exehanp. plac:ed beneath a lighted tree ln Lottie COhen, Mrs. MarY B. OITICE HOORS 9,30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON ThoH llflhlnt! to portt- in the social room. Miss Erna. Jee~ Heines, Mra. Siarah Diddle. Mrs. THURS.) - !'AST COURT ST., POMEROY se preslded at the JDNt.inK which Adria Sayre. Mrs. Winona Cook, tho 11ft .." " - are ukod to take • 50 gift. opened wUh ecripQ.tre reading and Mrs. Ruby Erb. b)' Mra. Eva Deaaauer Crom Luke 2. Prayer waa by Mrs. Mabel Wolle and Mrs. O..sauer gave a Christma!l greedng. There was group otngtng of ''Silent Nig!1t" and ..Joy to the World." Miss Jesse preaented gifts to her committee of Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Kate Goodwin, and M r s. Dossauer who in turn presented a gift to her. An original holiday greeting from the commit· Rell Home. other reeem pro- AND CORPORATIONS Gamel. \ia Gtrla at the party were Debbie Pickens, Ulna Greer, Brenda Hughes, Connie PaUeram, Cindy Patterson. Debbie Brown, Reua Davia, S8ndr& Hamilton, Talrlmy Davia, Eleanor Moore, Lori Cllapman, JIJ' Ord, Lori Q-Why did President Guinther, Kimberly Winebrert- Franklin. D. Roosevelt once caU a .~Jpecial session of Con· .,.r, and Vlc:kl Cllndlll. Tueoda,y nlgbt the glrla will gren on a SundaJI? A- To proclaim a national make boll~ treat baskets tor bonk holiday, March 5, 19:13. tile 13 patients at the Syracuse In pursuance of law. I. Howard E . Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio. 26.50 tif ~dons for theofterlngwere .....,lved from both Mrs. Mabel Vaftee of Ken.t and Mrs. C 1 a r a Dllgard, lAkewood, both Conner members of the class. A letter Crom LNh Vance Whitlock told tee WII C'.c:luqCU 17, ~· ot •• awardeid. Alller!<a; ..u ,'Jti14 · Tburi<IW· _.,.. for .. · :·'ld&tll It a.e. i'rlnltr·' U n'l t e'd' :~ lUibel, Mn'.. .· . . Monday's Games No games scheduled. 1.50 "We Jin 13~ . - ·~1 ...,._.. ChnstiMa"· r JlrJ- (>a41111J'i dows. ltclolh. Mro. Ito..... ~ ...... Mrs. Jo:rneat LaU.ancc hid ' 'c.llriBI... o ~. ,Lov!JII" ~I char~ of ihe love rth offering. Mrs. ~· . - -. will! The tall wtlUe &~per on the low ~'To ·Grudml. -Wlr.tl'........_ •• . ' +, aPR table .• •• lighted ..,_ Nrs. omcero oloetef 'lbi' t11e 't!i" · William lteynaldl. Mrli. Lal- ,.,. ware wr... ~-. pr.......,' and lighted calllles ln lhe wln.- The aged, the orphaned and the needy Were remembered with gin, of money in the holiday p~ jeds. adopted b)l1 the Loyal Wm~­ en' a Clau De lhe Middleport Church o( Christ. The annual holiday Ctu.tet·(j 1he past coune11on of Tbeodor· of Indiana official Only games scheduled. BEDFORD Meip Local S.D. . . . . . . . . 4.80 ... • c:umpuilii. ....... •a.- ·~ lhe ..;•• ....,. ....... , . . . Lui<o J by Mfo. CIIIYio, .1101 ,.t e d - , _ ._,j~ tallle. lndla111 at Minnesota, pp(L death ..... w. "· t' .. - lance relld a meditatloo on a hiring and aa each member presented her gl ft of money & h e quoted 11t:rlpture or gave a prayer. AWhite poinsettia, ttpers and a Bible were on the love lift Denver 113 Los Angeles 110 FUIIITUIE CO. ~ ~ Sunday's Results Houston 105 New York 103 Kentudcy 123 Miami 102 MASON ........ The Dall)> Sedl•l. Raiders. Hadl threw one touchdown pass, a 62-yarder to Jacque Mackirmon, and Ken Dyer recovered an O&kland fumble in the end zone for another Charger TD. Dennis Partee booted rour field goals, they traveUed 13, 34, 40 and 42yards. Lance Alworth won his pass ~ .. Los Af€cles .. 1 12 .455 Dlh New Orleans .. 9 14 .391 Hlh Houston • , . . . 6 13 . 316 13 . $30.00 hn··lllllct .. Celnlllllt ,_, . -~:8-- Mdlafions, 3 ROOMS o.;- . 5 - '"·'t'-~" ,- ,- -- ... . - - • ..u;;;. .. which placed them in the Ocnver blckfield moat ol dae pme. The Chief• aet a ~ re(..'Ord for fewest polnta llh*wl ,~,/i~ •m•• ;, ""'~' ''" ;..,• ..., ~· o\l!TiiORll£0 ZENITH Of"-lUt , RGARINE Ih. J �AFL Playoff Necessary ;,Lukers Nudge Seattle, 115-115 D)' GARY KALE UPI S\)orta Writer Rol>er100, hitting elgbt ol nine when Rockets were~ ln Jerey Wnt l• a carrier. Contill.led next week: netd goala attempts, netted 26 New York b¥ a enowltorm which deiiJ'ed aU air lllibta. The rr-t American Football polnta, two less than the Ro,yala' JUit lho Los Allpleo Liken _ . - pho&ned b.f To.m. Van Aredale. Stan McKenteo&ue eerial concllll!oo tta Western Division $lsode next zie was the ~\ strongman · · and beolnnlng to diolr bi&' woiotem dlvlaiDII with 28 polnto. - · leaving the New Yor~ ~ Well beglno cart')'ing the Jete. aWl gueuing at their Blll.y Cunntnghm scored 36 team to victory. ......,... in lho Dec. 29 tiUe poiDU and drew down 23 Weat'& tbree-90lnf: pll.f with r........., u Pldladelphta toooed llvt ........ remalniol& rallied New York 110-104. It was the It waa 1 case of hurry ICI' and Lii1 Angelea fr'om a 13-tJotnt 76ers 17th wtn in their last 20 wall for the Kan.;aa Clt,v Cl!lofs ldnl quarter deflcU to a 115-IH ootinga, Cazzle Russell PICed aa diey rushed to beat Dener Sunday rietory over Sea;Ule Sundilf the Knick• with 25 pointa. 3~7 Saturday and then spent an SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Oakland Jlllhl. the Tri1Un(lll lnc:reaaeci anxious 24 houre until they n.e sCheduled San Diego at earned a Dec. 22 AFL ,p]QoU ·• Lakera' ilrot place leod to Atlanta game was poatpooed date with Kansas CU1 b)' pmeo over Adonta. beating San Diogo 34-27. Wtit ooored 28 JJOlnlelor the Lokmo, Wlllle WUt Chamberlain CUPOPIDLAIJELPIIIA CIIDll; UtP with aome key Mtnnef!~ defeated _?hllldel.......... and tallied. 12 polnta. phia 2t-17 to win the NPL's IIJin 11o11or oat out lho pine Central Division dde. Chicago's With a groin lnlury, Bob Rule of 28-27 loss to Green Bay wu the llattle led all ICIOI'ers with 37 key to the Vikirws' championBy United Press lntematioral ;oalnla and teammate Len ship. By United Press International Eaot ii'Ukene llni- w1111 33. Ohio Slate 89 Harvard 74 W. L. Pel GB CindnMII tied for BRISBANE, Australia (\JPI) ttdrd place In the National St. J o - (Pa.) 76 X.vler 67 Baltimore • - ' 23 7 '767 - Arthur Ashe defeated stan Philldelpbla ••• 20 1 .141 llh J asketball Association's Eastem CtncfnnaU 56 Miami 48 Smith 64, 1~. 9-7, 4-6, 7-$ in an Loulavtlle 84 Dayton 69 ·Jivislon with a 119-101 triumph all.American tlnal for the Boston •••..• 20 9 .690 ~h. over Phoenix, which lost its Punl.le 100 Ohio U. 89 Clnclnmti • , •. 20 9 . 690 'l!h QueenslarrJ termls title. 23rd game in 30 ltarta. Oscar Akron 55 Central Michigan 52 New York .••• 16 17 .485 ll'h Wittenberg 89 Kenyon 87 Detroit ' - ' ' ' 10 18 ,357 12 BRISBANE, Australia (Upl) PeM State U, 63 Kent state 49 Milwaukee , , • 8 23 ,258 IS'/, Yoongstown St. 72 Phttadelphta - ArthW" Ashe, Stan Smith, West Charles Pasarcll alii Bob Lua Textile 60 W. L. Pel GB Gamon 82 Cleveland State 62 were lllllled to the U.S.. Davis Loa Aqplles •• 21 10 .677 Rio Grande 116 PlkeviUe (Ky.) Cup tennis team for the Attaria , , , , • 16 15 .516 5 Challenge Cup round against 107 San Diego •.• 14 17 .452 7 Australia Dec. 26-28. Urbana 89 WaJsh 73 San Fran. .• • 13 18 .419 8 PACOIMA, Collt (UPI)-Jes& Thiel 60 John Carroll 5fl Clti<:ag<~ • , , , 12 19 .387 9 Willard, a link with boxing's Ashland 63 Chicago State 29 Seattle . . . . . 13 21 . 382 9lh past who won the heiY)Welght Cedarville 88 Flndla,y 87 Phoenix • . • • 7 23 .241 131-;~ title in a memonble 26-round Wilmington 90 Blufft.on 74 Sunday's Results bout with Jack Johnson in 1915, Grove City (Pa.) 69 Wooster 67 Cincil'Dlllti 119 Phoenix 101 Mualdngum 86 Point Park (Pa.) Ia deld at the age of 86. Los Angeles 115 Seattle 114 74 The dw·able Kansas plainsPtrlladelptda 110 New York 104 JD&II died Sunda,y !rom conge.., Defiance 129 Malone 71 San Diego at Atlanta, ppd., san Uve heart failure 12 hours after Ohio Nortbem 71 Samford (Ala.) Diego Right delayed by New reluctantly entering Pacoima 70 York storm. Memorial Lutheran Hospital Washington & Jefferson 93 AdelOnly games scheduled. tollowlrw a stroke. bert 63 Monday's Games Willard had been hoepttalized St. Bonaventllre 85 Toledo 75 No games schedult.>d. By United Press 1nternatiorel lalt week for a heart corxlttion Hiram 58 Denison 56 East but stubbornly refused to stay Bowling Green 76 Ball state (Ind.) W, L. Pd GB under medical care. He checked 69 Minnesota ..... 16 7 . 696 out against his doctor's advice Roanoke 82 Baldwin-Wallace 72 Kentuc~ .....• 12 11 ,522 4 only to be forced to go to the Case Tech 69 Bethany (W, Va.) New York ..• , . 9 15 ,375 71;2 hooptlal again Saturd,. night 68 Miami •.•.•.• 9 15 .375 7'/z lndiaiB . . . . . . . 9 16.360 8 West W. L. Pet GB Oaklard , , .. 22 4 . 846 Dallas . . . . . 11 9 .550 8 Denver • . . . . 13 10 .565 8 Br llnlled Pnoo Jntematlollal Weekend Summary - ,.laJe ~mill Ohio College SCORES Cage Results Jess Willard ' Dies at 86 &rn& SCORES catchi~ duel with New York's Ceorgc Slucr. lie ca!Jiht five passes CQr 6&. sauor caught two could learn the Oaklandl out- Sunday for 66 rocoptlons. On SaturdaY. Buck Buchanan and Aaron Brown helped a sputtering Kansas Cit;y · otfense with their defensive moves come. Oakland edged San m.,.. 3427 Sundly to tie Kanlls Ot;y ror the Western Conference lud and Coree a pl~Yott. Raider general maoager AI Davis eredlta the Oakland team with ua mental toughness" that enabled the Raiders to-staw oft' the anxiety of knowing 'even a tie apinst the Chargers "ould end their bid Cor a seeond straight Western title. In other games on the ftnal clay or tho regular ......, the New York Jets routed the Mtamt Dolphin• 31-7 and tile Houston OUers bonibed the Boston Patriots 45-17. Daryle Lamonica threw three touchdown pasaes as Oakland beat San Diego in a game that the National Broadcasting Compan,y televised to its c~letion · aDd set back each succeeding program's startbw time nine minutes to accommo:late foot-ball Cans who were cheated on Nov. 17 when the New YorkOakland game was cut off witll a minute oC playing time remaining. Lamonica passed 40 yards to Charlie Smith, · 13 to Fred BUetnikoff and 55 yards to Warren Wells on his scoring strikes. The Raiders' defense provided the odler touchdown when Roger Bird ran back a Hadl interception 22 yards. George Blanda booted field goals of 28 and 18 yards Cor the -· New Furniture ONLY $'299 : ' J Yule .Music, Aged, Orphaned, Needy Remembered .~· lttdeft-JP1rirtWe.r, ~;. : ,,<rll\8; aM'Denlw'Poilllaa. ., · · ......, ~~.:~~;Lf~'·,S~T~U~Fmlicliirlnethe !1<illdal'~toddY .TOY wonna lill;li•'Pcol! ~··•"'14 · Pred Glbba, "'::U,:aiiO made dee· :; , 'I'hll1· eomplet';Work on thl ehallellltl badge. • mak- -Fae WOMD, Mar'- Beav01', Amy Pun Dodaon., ~~t~~:~~ followed r bllfJIIti.Y ..,..glftexc:ban&eatll>e ~ TIIOOP 61 part.)'. Slenderet, new addition to our telephone "style line", speaks a youthful language. In fresh, bright colors to satisfy a kid's desire for what's new and now. · •• . ~ Ot."ldn. Don 'lbamaa, hat ' ··- '.fiOilor SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. plamod by the Fomeroy 'troop for Modoy, Dec. 2J. . Purina • meeting held Wedno!dat nllthl at the ThOmao home, 't:;~· ~·~,.. ~ - u- ·woa dod~ to dlopenoe w\11> ~ .u tng the bolldiJ's, •t¥• girl~ ·remlndied bop,. tftelr" -.mu.al· reeistratl.on fee at .. . , ..~. -tina ,wldch wUl ;~~~!IIi 111 Pom , . M, the Doll 0110 unUt " t e r 'l' llf!· ~ ·. ' · • l<boolr~aumeo: .,._, Chrlltmu llfto wore made durlq the meeting which clos. ed witb a !tag oerem(llf by Vtc- ld - · PaUy . _ , Tina DUll)-, l!ond, and 'Ka· Br...,.,. trllll' "'~ of the ra.... PatrOl. 'Analoi ~ro~~p_. Mt""· Ma- S1111on, JIU · COttrill, Crystal Clazeand were hoatesat h. ·Gameo were pta.yed belnc with wop by Kiln Jones, iind Toni R u land Kooi-.\ld ·' lSSIQOI-Tueoctay niahtat ', "' · were served. SALISBURY 't R 0 0 P 8 BROWNIE TROOP 220 pd Jill· tor Troop 100 will" bave a Chrtitmas party Tuesday followtng sc:hoOI at the Saliabury Eleml!lll· tary SChool. At Tllurlda)' ntpt•s meet1n1 Qf the troops, ctuiftmas llfta for their ~•were • ...The Christmas project of ca.. clel:te 208 girls is to visit three lhut-lnl of the cornmuntt,y. one retldlng in a re1t home. MIDDLEPORT TROOP > THE PURPLE pansy "troop crelt" waa presented to sever. a1 new members of Middleport Troop 5 during Frida, night's meeting held at the scout house. Mrs. Richard Vaughan, leader, reminded the girls 'that registratloo for 1969, a fee oC $1, ta clle. It was voted to d i s penae with meetings until Jan. 3 when a New Year's part;y will be held. A court 0( award• wu ached· ulocl for J....ary 10, andtheglrto will begin cooklng classes at the Columbia Gas of Ohio in early February. Work was continued on the Christmas project maldng bed doll• for gtlto, one of the NQUirement• Cor the toymaker badp. SYRACUSE BROW~ IE TROOP 37 - A HOLIDAY dinner party wao held Tueoda,y nlgllt by lhe ~racuae Brownie Troop 37 at BalleY'~atourant in !'l>meroy, Following the dinner 1tte girls weRt to the home t#. Mra. Corbet Patterson, leader, for a par11 and Kill exohanao. Aooloting with the party were Mn. Beverl,y ChapmBP, co-.leader, Mrs. Velma Parsons, and Mrs. FS¥e wr.,..... or namu.... RATES OF TAXATION I<'OR 1968 do hereby Jlive notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar of proper!)· shown on the General Tax Duplicate of Real E'tate, Public Utility and Personal Property within said County for the year 19c8 is as follows: TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRJCI'S Joeto have inc~ repllou. • .65 .26 88.80 CHESTER Eaatam Local S.D ....... 4.30 2.50 Moira Local S.D. . . . . . . . . 4.30 2.50 23.50 26.50 .60 .60 .65 .65 .25 .25 SL80 34.80 COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. . ... 4.30 1.50 29.90 .60 .65 .25 87.20 LEBANON Eaatem Local S.D. . . . . . . 4.30 2.00 Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.00 23.50 24.00 .60 .60 .65 .65 .25 .23 31.30 31.80 UO 2.5Q 24.00 .60 .65 .25 32.30 Eastern Local S.D ... .... 4.30 3.00 23.50 .60 .65 .25 32.80 2.00 23.50 .60 .65 .25 31 .80 4.30 2 50 4.80 1.40 26.50 26.50 .60 .60 .65 .65 .25 .25 34.80 37.70 4.30 1.511 26.50 .60 .65 .23 33.80 SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D ......... 4.30 Middleport Village . . . . . . 4.30 Pomeroy Villaie . . . . . . . . 4.30 1.30 .20 .2C 26.50 26.50 .60 .60 .60 .65 .65 .65 .25 .23 .25 83.60 35.70 40.20 LETART Southern Local S.D. OLIVE ' Eastern Local S.D. . . . . . . RUTLAND Meigs Local S .D ......... Rutland Village . . . . . . . . SALEM Meip Local S.D. . ....... ~ 1 ,. 4.30 SCIPIO Meigs Local S.D. . ....... 4.30 SUTI'ON Southern Local S.D. . . . . lta<ine Village . . . . . . . . . Syracuse Village .... .. , Sutton-Meip Local S.D. . 26.50 4.00 3.20 7.70 2.50 26.50 .60 .65 .25 34.80 4.30 2.00 4.30 .70 4.30 .7J 4.30 2.00 24.00 24.00 24 ou 26.50 60 .60 .60 .60 .65 .65 .65 .65 .25 .25 .25 .25 31.80 86.50 40.80 34.80 6.00 10.30 ' ~ , __..._,. . -· . ~ Move!!!to a FLAMELESS electric self-cleaning oven SLIDE PROJECTORS other mother's 1llneas. ' o.D. N. W. OPTOMniiST srd. CUDAHY CANNED PICNICS 3 ~~" 1.89 SEALTEST GRADE A Mrs. C, M, Hennesy is in Columbus for the holida)'s witb Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad· MIL ration carton 12 bury were in Columbus 9JnQay Curtis Jenkinson, a patlerit at Riverside Mt.1hodist Hos· pi tal. Mn. carroll Swanson spent the weekend tn •PO>tOn vloltlng her brother-in-law and sister. Captain and Mrs. Frank F.astep. Debbie Grueser spent the'lll8ek· end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Grut:ser. She was accompanied to GJenviUe state College &mday by her mo1her, Mrs. Dorothy Roach and dau&h· w, Trudy, and Mike Gerla<l> who stayed for an open hOUse and vocal concert Sunday even· lng. Debbie sang with the choral group. SMALL SIZE COUNTRY MAID EGGS BACON 3 :~· 99~ 39~ lb. pkg. 49"' ,. lO visit 2r DRY CLEANitG EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Thin.. .Skinned Sweet. " '"' Tangerines 3 s SCOT LAD BISCUITS POP FRESH STOCK LOW PRICED cans SCOT LAD CANDY SPECIALS 16 oz. !lottie THROI·AWAY BOffiE . cans ·F.ihlly·1ize ··ltri9$ Nl.'w z~~lth "Z.m~o.-.rll!" fJil milk!.' IUc fun dl:ain. rre<ision amplift· cillion from ~ Mirro· l1lh1t • · rirnliCS. Wl"iJttl'- nnly 116 oun<:e oiiml MIIUd for mn~t milct h ;.;~l'i . C1tnW.' in fur o1 do;trmm~lr,rt iu n nf ZL'nith'i nl.'w Zt•IWU\! . ·It m-.1v hL· ju•t fiRht fOr ' 'CMI 1 '7""" ,.' llw< 65.19 Wo Poy Tho a•• TOOTH P ~~...~WEB COMPANY ~· Denver Rloe, ~ ... ctJtr'.. ·,·~ $ ORANGE SLICES GUM DROPS SPICE DROPS ROYAL SCOT . - ~~ ltlt&m.t " MCIMII"J; Mrs. Mar1ba ctilld•, tAcher.... ~..,...~ olplii~a.~ '\ Mra. OvrU....I_C_Ino Mrs. Jim Cable of Canlon, Ohio will never have to clean her oven again. "Our new electric self-cleaning oven is almost unbelievable. After I use my oven, I just close il, turn it to 'clean,' go away and leave it and it cleans itself. In an hour or so I open it up and any grease or pie drippings just disappear. It's so clean .. . just like brand new." You can end messy oven cleaning forever. See the new flameless electric self-cleaning ovens a! your appliance dealers today I vt...,....- : ll(ra.ldJ altlil!,-~-~~ Lallanco. -rotarY;Mn- W.Biilr" ' liD-• The Great Escape. HOWARD E . FRANK, Meigs County Treasurer -·- ...... ~ !UPON IEQUEnl Sally Cable made Real estate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each colleetlon carry a penalty of ~en per cent, Taxes may be paid ~t the office of the county treasurer or by mall. Please bnng your last tax receopt and 1f you pay by mail ~ oure to loeata your property by taxing district and enclose stamped self alldressed envelope. AIWIL)'S examine your tax receipt. tu see that it covers all your property. Office Houl"ll 9:00A.M. to 4 :00PM. daily except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax Booko will open December 20, 1968, to Feb. 5, 1969. ' " I'* . 8VI(E ORANGE - -~ maldng Jew- elrY - · out of. for their ~~. and lleeorative eandle .60 deDI; Mrlo _..._ The holiday program waa preChllrdo haa been ldoeduled !Or Poato. . ChurC!h 011.1itilt.JRobaan, ._. Je11e. 7;3!1 ~ at the church. oented b1 Mro. lio1n01d~ It QJIc. 0, Chlpnuuo Ia <llalr- ened with fi'OlCJ singiJV:of"Silent A rod J!l)lnaett!a ,Jorlth 1!1'081 -·~·aoe ·, liard foi'"Mro; c.-riO~ of the pncram. A pqeant, Nl&ht•• and "0 Little Town of d-Iablo, Napldi.ibrtledout 1.....atni a poiiOnt olflol- maa Bethlehem" with Mrs. Martha ilit holldo,y theme ouid tavoto ' 'aer llolplial, 'uslp- recltatlou.· ..,.-.ehoral teadinll ChUds, the teacher, as the acCoolwillo, 0. 101 were miniature angel;.:.'l'he <tift.. mem.s ror·1KD wed m:adl aNI it will be IMII\di.l' with a party to be hold iJI tho social room folner was &erved b)'- tbe women was ~ that Mrs. Nettie lowing the prOgra~~~. ura.. Dm. of the oburdl and the put coun- lla¥e& wW enterta1n iJI January. Harrlaan ia chairman D recUors pve a vote of thank• to Attending the pBr1;y belides f < - llld Mra. Harold Sou· them. thole ft8lned were Mrs. Mabel er will havt. charte ~ games and Gifts for the exclwlge w e r e Bearhs, Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. a gilt exehanp. plac:ed beneath a lighted tree ln Lottie COhen, Mrs. MarY B. OITICE HOORS 9,30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON ThoH llflhlnt! to portt- in the social room. Miss Erna. Jee~ Heines, Mra. Siarah Diddle. Mrs. THURS.) - !'AST COURT ST., POMEROY se preslded at the JDNt.inK which Adria Sayre. Mrs. Winona Cook, tho 11ft .." " - are ukod to take • 50 gift. opened wUh ecripQ.tre reading and Mrs. Ruby Erb. b)' Mra. Eva Deaaauer Crom Luke 2. Prayer waa by Mrs. Mabel Wolle and Mrs. O..sauer gave a Christma!l greedng. There was group otngtng of ''Silent Nig!1t" and ..Joy to the World." Miss Jesse preaented gifts to her committee of Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Kate Goodwin, and M r s. Dossauer who in turn presented a gift to her. An original holiday greeting from the commit· Rell Home. other reeem pro- AND CORPORATIONS Gamel. \ia Gtrla at the party were Debbie Pickens, Ulna Greer, Brenda Hughes, Connie PaUeram, Cindy Patterson. Debbie Brown, Reua Davia, S8ndr& Hamilton, Talrlmy Davia, Eleanor Moore, Lori Cllapman, JIJ' Ord, Lori Q-Why did President Guinther, Kimberly Winebrert- Franklin. D. Roosevelt once caU a .~Jpecial session of Con· .,.r, and Vlc:kl Cllndlll. Tueoda,y nlgbt the glrla will gren on a SundaJI? A- To proclaim a national make boll~ treat baskets tor bonk holiday, March 5, 19:13. tile 13 patients at the Syracuse In pursuance of law. I. Howard E . Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio. 26.50 tif ~dons for theofterlngwere .....,lved from both Mrs. Mabel Vaftee of Ken.t and Mrs. C 1 a r a Dllgard, lAkewood, both Conner members of the class. A letter Crom LNh Vance Whitlock told tee WII C'.c:luqCU 17, ~· ot •• awardeid. Alller!<a; ..u ,'Jti14 · Tburi<IW· _.,.. for .. · :·'ld&tll It a.e. i'rlnltr·' U n'l t e'd' :~ lUibel, Mn'.. .· . . Monday's Games No games scheduled. 1.50 "We Jin 13~ . - ·~1 ...,._.. ChnstiMa"· r JlrJ- (>a41111J'i dows. ltclolh. Mro. Ito..... ~ ...... Mrs. Jo:rneat LaU.ancc hid ' 'c.llriBI... o ~. ,Lov!JII" ~I char~ of ihe love rth offering. Mrs. ~· . - -. will! The tall wtlUe &~per on the low ~'To ·Grudml. -Wlr.tl'........_ •• . ' +, aPR table .• •• lighted ..,_ Nrs. omcero oloetef 'lbi' t11e 't!i" · William lteynaldl. Mrli. Lal- ,.,. ware wr... ~-. pr.......,' and lighted calllles ln lhe wln.- The aged, the orphaned and the needy Were remembered with gin, of money in the holiday p~ jeds. adopted b)l1 the Loyal Wm~­ en' a Clau De lhe Middleport Church o( Christ. The annual holiday Ctu.tet·(j 1he past coune11on of Tbeodor· of Indiana official Only games scheduled. BEDFORD Meip Local S.D. . . . . . . . . 4.80 ... • c:umpuilii. ....... •a.- ·~ lhe ..;•• ....,. ....... , . . . Lui<o J by Mfo. CIIIYio, .1101 ,.t e d - , _ ._,j~ tallle. lndla111 at Minnesota, pp(L death ..... w. "· t' .. - lance relld a meditatloo on a hiring and aa each member presented her gl ft of money & h e quoted 11t:rlpture or gave a prayer. AWhite poinsettia, ttpers and a Bible were on the love lift Denver 113 Los Angeles 110 FUIIITUIE CO. ~ ~ Sunday's Results Houston 105 New York 103 Kentudcy 123 Miami 102 MASON ........ The Dall)> Sedl•l. Raiders. Hadl threw one touchdown pass, a 62-yarder to Jacque Mackirmon, and Ken Dyer recovered an O&kland fumble in the end zone for another Charger TD. Dennis Partee booted rour field goals, they traveUed 13, 34, 40 and 42yards. Lance Alworth won his pass ~ .. Los Af€cles .. 1 12 .455 Dlh New Orleans .. 9 14 .391 Hlh Houston • , . . . 6 13 . 316 13 . $30.00 hn··lllllct .. Celnlllllt ,_, . -~:8-- Mdlafions, 3 ROOMS o.;- . 5 - '"·'t'-~" ,- ,- -- ... . - - • ..u;;;. .. which placed them in the Ocnver blckfield moat ol dae pme. The Chief• aet a ~ re(..'Ord for fewest polnta llh*wl ,~,/i~ •m•• ;, ""'~' ''" ;..,• ..., ~· o\l!TiiORll£0 ZENITH Of"-lUt , RGARINE Ih. J �' I _- __Tile .Doll)- -llol, ~ 0., ........,, lle<elnhr lt, INI ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results · I WANT .4.0 INFORMATION DEADL.INES J , .... Dar l•fera P•licotiott ' • llloNiay O.aclli• 9 ,..,.. _ Ca...eollotion• & C.,.rocu""• ~Ill ~- ate.,ad urotll t 41 -111. for Dar .t P""'llutlon REGULATIONS Til. Puhlial.r ralai'\IU fho rig.ht to .d~t ot raiaC'I gny ad1 daa..,.d ob· !-c-11-bla. Tt.f.ubllthar "(ill n..t: ' W ralpOntlblo or mora than ona lncllll'ncf ln1arf i on . RATES F., ll'oltf Ad S.rvica .5 1:0ttt"1 ,.. Word OM lnaartioft Mi ~<~ll•u'"' ~;i• 7Sc 12 canh par ..,ord throa ton.aeu 11¥0 inlart iona . II calttl ,., Word ai• con.. c:uliva IM.-tions ' 25 ,., ca"' Do .count 411 po~id od1 ..... 11h paid wothin 10 de~y1 . CARD OF THANKS & OBITU.ARY $1 .50 for .50 word '"'"'"'.,"' - Eo ..tditionol word lc . BLIND ADS. Ad.thlo,..l 2.5c Chor1a per Ad,.••· .I OF.F ICE HOURS 8:30 o ~ "' - t~:~ S:OO p . ll'l Doily 1: 30 ,;. m• . t.o 12:00 Nool\ ;oturd~ Card Of Thanks 10 THOSE friends and relatives who remembered me For lent FURNISHED garage aport. men! on Lincoln lUll. Ulllltlea paid, adult. only. 1'110110 11111-34119. U.J3.,1tc e ROOM apartment, c - 1D down!Dwn Pomeroy . Ca U Jl9l. %143 before 5 p.m. 11-18-Uc TRAILER SPACE, ready ID hook up. private, plenty ol room lor children to pill)', Phone 11112-39114. 11-14-lfc FURNISHED and unluml•hed apartments . Close to school. Phone 992-M34. 10.16-lfc FURNISHED apartment. 4 rooms and bath. Marton Reynolcls, Mason, W. Va. Phone 713-5147. 11-UU. For Sale ' ' 2 SIGNS PIONEER Travel traDer, IM'I. 211-loot, oeH-contained. carpeting, air conditioned. Good COD· dillon. Phone Mason 7'13-5771. 11-211-tlc t,t!RISTMAS SPECIAL! Free llle-slze walking doll and 3 months of plano lessona by teacher ol your choice with tbe purchase of a new Wurlltzer piano. Good quality guitar outfit. $!Uii; Gonet .,._ leetlon ol Estey cbord organa, $139.50 up: llfedme guarBJ>. tee on reeds. WendeD's. 1201 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va. Phone 41S-4401. 11-Jt-291c PUPPTE~. POODLE Toy miniature. S'15 and AKC UD. stud ""rvlce and I!J'OOmln•. Phooe m -M43. n s 11c FURNISHED APARTMENTS In Middleport. All utmu.. paid. Rowley r. Reed, Mid- AKC Golden Retriever puppies. dleport, Phooe 992-2776. 5%4 Ash St., Middleport. Jl9l. 10.%%-tlc 5443. 6-23-lfc during my re<"ent stay in the hospitaL Thank you, and a '11\A!LER LOTS, Bob's Mobile CHRI'STMAS TREES. on Rt. cheerful Christmas and healCourt, Syracuse, Ohio on State 1%4 between Long Bottom and thy happy New Year. Rt. 124, Phone Bft.2951. Reedsville. by airport. M. L. Charles Larkins Jl.11·tlc Carr. 12-11-lotp 12-16-ltp ' OF QUALITY WHYNOT GIVE 196-4 CHEVELLE MALIBU • DOOR --- - • • $ 995 Local 1 owner car, 590Uess clean interior, All - good w--w tirea. _T urquoise over white ftniah. 6 eyl with powerglide tnna, Radio. !,~j 2- s.-,... -·m ......,.. hlth Galaxie 4 door, black flnish,clelnl.nterlor,goodw......,. tires, V8 eogine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, ·heater, sharp 1 owner cer • Po~,~~~fes.~!!~~ Co. I. R-•ln In ,eft $199.00 A gift that ke<~>o . year • round! Has Urethane teem insulation for thln walls - more space inside, less Ooor space outaide. POMEROY 992-2181 HOBSTETTER REALTY LAST CHANCE TillS YEAR TO BUY !IIIDDLEPORT - Gravel ffill 7 rooms, bath, furnace, basement, garage. Asking $14.000. LAUNDRY - Good going bust· nm 1\>r husband and wile. F.xcellent working oondltlons, Your own boss. Asking 120.000.110 FIREPROOF - building East Main IIOxBO. Good location for business. Asklno 120.11011.00 er.,.., BABY SITl'ING in my home. l'booe New Raven 852-1130. U.!Utc Wanted To Buy lllLL BUY raw fun! and beef bides. Carl Cbevaller, Lolli! Bollmlt II-~ J11ED PqNY SULKY and bar,_, CaB - - 11-10-lfc Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture. dl-. mllceDaneou!. Mrs . Howard Cedi, IIIII W. Main st., PomeI'OJ. 1-25-Uc For Sale or Trade " ltll'l POII'I'fAC P'lreblnl, V-II au. tranmdalon, ll!lla Oldolllobl1e convertible, V-11. powerlleerlng, power br-; . 1111 Rambler lllatloo wagon, · f eyllndor, standard. Financing ovaUable. Phone tiUM7 .. 1111Ur411. 11-24-lfc Busl•ss Opportunities .' l' t ' 1;, IDCitPI'IONAL oooortunlly. lla...,_ trainoe tbllarea. IMJTied, Bile 25 to 110. fuJJ or ' lll1 limo. Jneomo unllmltod. lloplr fD Dally 8entlnol, !los • G, Pamor.,, Ohio. 11-11-lllc Beautifully Shoped, Pruned, Sprayed or Unsprayed. No Prettier Trees Avail· able Any Where. HENANG SPRINGS Parking Lot Rt. 1 l!AY, Phone 74M75S. 11-U-~ - -home,- . 19114 MOBILE 12 • 51 wttb II!> out room. Priced ..,.. ............. Phone days Jl9l. 51118. ovenlngl IIIIM!$7. 11-11-lltc WILL Be A Glft ·For The Whole .fl.ll ~OR CHRISTMAS Schwane! •rlne HocklniPOrt, IIIIo Phone 667·3370 ' /'· SPECIAL SHOW TIRE SALE I ONLY lilUS AIC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY "-•• populor ,, .., a•ollabl •• Lhnttelll .ftllmb.r Clf tbla prlc•• Alterations, alpp•rt and , poclcets Heevl, tlvty, eatra d-p ,,....,, 77S.U Whlto St4.woll• -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 ,...,., ..... & Alto 606 E. Main Pom•roy, 0. l'lu. 2. 19 ll.4er•l Tu PuUy tu•r.......,.. Built by a ltlt tire ,. •••, for ••• MOORE'S _laA •. -MAIN . PO!'EROY Preparo lor our paa•lna: .. "· ....... Sharnen ---. ...... ,."~ AIJTOMORILE tnauranee beett "'"""lied! Loot ,.,.. oiiOI'IItor'a Ucense'! CaD 191-2111. e II~ LEGAL NOTICE - . . ...... .. .._....... ............. .c: liOnel - ....._ , " . . . . . ._ . 111111. . . . . .... lie&. .. ......., ..... _,. a. lOMe ..... filM CIMOII Mo .._ .. ......,.,, Oldt ... a.. dldl' 41 7 II.. ~ Abb'±t· t.or • • tiM wm r ,.,. 111 11111 Nate .t ~ R. Jr1:Dt. lat. of ItS: ......... t • •, denutal ~ 1111111 • • ., Dts nler ........... ...... ...,, ... ................ c..rt II Is lt1 . . . our dl11olutlon, 11 where least AU nnka lovoted. Tho FIJnib .L q~ected. PIIOIAft .IUDINI ......... l!'achlDeo •nd servli'e. ABC En!enn'lles. RADlO and TV renoir, bouse calla. and anteonas lnatalled. Jolm Barrlaon, Phone 111121112. U-IJ.Ife QUI~I( ' . Hartford Mr. IJ1d Mro. Harey Holllllan have learDBCI that their aoa. Greiory, who Ia stat1ooed lnVietDim, has been promoted to !he nnkof •erseant. He has also siped. 111 1\>r another six moothsofdleyln Vlelmm. llo wiD ~ t h o Chrlotmas holldljfo with hlo wile, Ellen, IJ1d his parenta, and then wiU rewrn to Vletaom. Mr. IJ1d Mro. Gordon Johnson Ud dauahten ot a.mbler. 0. , were holldaJ weekand guoota ot Mr. aad Mro. HaroldJMr. IJ1d Mro. Paul llcJuah aad lamll,y of Roanoke, VL, apentlllo hoilda!'• with rotsthea In t h o BendlniL Mr. IJ1d Mro. JolmFryvlalted dur!Jw the weekend with Mr. IJ1d Mra. Freeman Rouoh In Cle,.. land, VL Mr. ani Mrs. Cllffonl Yoatof Otarle1ton Yislted with M r s. Yosraparent., Mr.am:!Mra.Phll Bale)'. during tho 1blnkqlvina holiday. Mrs. J, V. McGrew returned ~ altar~ tho holiday weekend with Mr. 1 n d heme - QUlZ Q-Whne lllho onlv pla<e In tho Uftittd State• where tour lltlttl ""'ot1 A-Where Arizona, Colo- rado, New Hexlco and Utah come lo&etber. A monument IDirb !lie olte. Q--Wh4t animal toll bees7 A-The atullll: hao the reputation of dl&lng up nests of )'eUowjackefi" or WIIPI with Ill sharp clawa and eating the gruba, for IDMCtl are a stapte In their dlot. Mr, aad Mro. William Ruaoetl iMIIb' vlolted. duriJW t h e weekend with nlaUveo lliSI>rtnr- and ftald, Ohio. . Somdtl1 auo•ta of Mr. and Mrs. Harey II<CNin were Mr. aad Mro. 1107 EWa of Harrtaomllle, 0., loin. Vado Clldwoll of Pom0<07, Mr. IJ1d Mra. Marvlnltlarr of Butralo, Mro. Junea Carlton of Gall1polis IJ1d Mra, Larry Jividen ol. New Haven. Mra. E. Fry wao tho weekand 11110•1 of loin. Y-r c. oiMason. (GJ<OAN!> Mro. G"''IIO')' Holllllan - li 1S MY ANKLE 1 1'hll*t8lv11W with her parento, Mr. and Mro. ~lllrd,of DOC! Mra. William Noose ol llu<:ha. HurriC8111. Mr. ani Mro. Donold Hart and Mr. IJ1d Mro. Otbo Llevlnrloft lilmib of PhUadab>hla apont tho TuoldiJ for an •-eel - o n Thankllllivtnr holldarl with Mra. In florida. Freda Hart. looatlon. buolneoo doing good. ln-. Phone days .............. 1115-4157. D-11-lltc SINGER, 19118 model, Ute IIOW USED SPINET plano, A-1 «lllIn beautiful welnut cabinet. dlllon, light walnut ftnllh, Just set dial to make design, 1485. Wendell's. 1209 Garfield atlldles, zig ""· Ave.. Parlrersburg, W. Va. bllnd-bomt!, etc. Pay balance Phone ewn. 11-21-!Jtc fiUO; nothing down, •.10 monthly, or $61.10 cub. POTATOES, Phone 843-2254 Phone Ravenswood Clarence Proffitt, Portland. alter 6 p.m. 11-lt-lltc 10-16-tlc liiXED HAY. 0ootaet Man1n mAW. Phone 19U227. Keeballlb, l'booe J1Un1eroJ IJ+I2tp 1111%-5342 or Cheoter lltf>.3913. 11-lUic AI'PROX1MATELY tOO bales hay, etitlre lot. 40 centa • ONE MARK 7 and cme Polly hole; smaller lola 50 cen11 a Oomm 4 ch8DIIe!a Top Hat bale. Phone 918-1173. l2-15-3tp antenna. OompleR oet $1011; '47 lnternallonal It-ton 1000 BALEs ol iood mlud boy, far parts "'' ""'""'"· Oltlo. Ed Dunlap, Ooolv!Ue, lint and cutttnp, • c:euta a bole. Homer c. n Pbone ..,.JIIM, 12-11-lllc lard. Pbone 112-11250. 11-lt., ln-. :m-• --- PONIES FOR Cbrlllmu, two NI!:VER USED anylbq Ute It, MJ 18«1 of Blue Lultro for year old aeldlnp, weD tralll. eel, gentle, Cheap. R h o d 1 cleaning ...,.&. Rent electrtc . flautll. 00 Grove Road, RL llhampaoer. ·tl. Bater Jl\imlture. . ~INie 1. Racine, Oldo. 11-JI.IIc "MAIL" Subscription Rates 1 YEAR ·.... · ...... $10.00 Greanland,-N e w Guinea, Borneo and Madapacar are the. lour largest ~aln the world. MONTHS ......... . 67 CH~'!JLLI "3te" I eaelo1e • .. .. for wbldl send ... yean aulllerlptloa Jo Tbe Dally SeDtlnel lo: Name ........................... .. Addreso ......................... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .... We w•l Sead AChristmas Card • • • $2,595 s..ar.!!port eoov. porfoim.w Ill ChovrGiel liDo wlchlte cu. ln. .... pne, Turbo ~· Tur· bolot qlne, P'"'or IIIMrlnl. A1maltl Ukolbodllitwueald. 61__p01JTJAC Sa.. $1,911Q. - - '*· ~ ad~ ..... - •- ... of 1,625 air ...,. .!ftUol wr ODcutlftO. Wldllo with bueklldn R o olh lor)' iharp, BUICK GMC ''What lloolcl Woulcltt!t -JOU know lht'd 111rJnr 1 truto faiH teet ~ -~ I didn't haye a._aoln to flip?" \ I 1 Mil. . COUNTY", 01110 CIGARE'M'E;venclln~ Mason. W. Vs. Phone 77U543. 11-t-llc 1\lSii!E: ! aee be)'OIII, tram which DO one haa returMd. Lettered lllOIIUIIenta a)'lltboli.Je them. MACJIT'IES reoalr all makes. WV 22284. The Fabrle Shop, Pomerov. Authorized Slll!lor Sal.. . __..,._ M/Arrt; 'IOtJ With iq>OIIOIIO you walkllono Ul1 the aeparatlon or body and ooul. Knowledge o!q>o with tho pve. Only then, talth do we !~~~orvlre. . f" Wile ani mother, twogreateat names. SEWING S-29-tlc , MV eov! ~­ SPEED A~P '/OJR. 11001,1 AT THE '/MCA - PRICE furniture on our third noor bud•et shoo. Baker Furnll•re. Middleport. Oblo. a.tfc We ALREAD'I'. In loving memt>r)' of Mra. VIola Louks who paned awl¥ , December 16. 1001, 7 yeara 81!()~ F.'!' Service. ll!E JUNGI.! In MliiiiGI J READY . .,IX concrete dellv· ered right to your project Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 1192-3%84, Goeg. leln Ready . Mix Oo., Middleport. Ohio. 6 30 tie and I, 773-5543 AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger· atlon service. Jack's Refrlgeratlon, New Haven. boDe 11112-2078. 4 • tie !;rlss~r~. I Professional rua cleanlna·auarantead Mason, West Vlrainia LEGAL NOTICE Business Services SMAU BVSINI!SS. Pomeroy S.Wng duo to otber HE DON'T ;J: f.wr ull ply nylon. S5.55 For THE DAILY SENTINEL dut1 EXPERT Wheel Alignment lleol Estate For Sale giving the te 1110ke " ' ahl11e ~~~ II-F................ _........ II to 6 Sot. _____ .......................9 .. 7 Sun ........................... I Ito 6 ~~=::PO~M~E~R=D~Y~,~OH=IO:-~~~~~~~~ UncicHoE15fL .. ST FREEZER wtl . ., S. AH..-.nt ' r. at wlitt PN•ewe rln•• ef th.n o @) A Gift Subscription CHRISTMAS TREES lHAT ' EYENIUDE (N•t A Drlv.. Thru) 1965 FORD ..................................... S 1M.S Santa ·. Suggests Employment Wanted IT AIN'T Business/Services V8 engine, autdnatic trans., spotless clean interior. Red flnUh, f brand new w-w tires. Radio. A real sharp car. pb'""' --- ) TRY, ELVINEV Pomeroy Motor Co•. 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. TWO- YEAR.old sorrel horse, Phone 992-3975. IU.tlc alBo bridle and saddle Ulte WILL DO sewing at home new. Phone 992-29110. 12-13-8k zippers, pockets, pegging. FOUR ROOM house with blllb, For Sale hemming. alterations, etc. picture window, on Lincoln SOLID STATE stereo. 11168 walMrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Hgts. Call 11112-1'1110 or fm.MSI. nut console model, 4-speed UKE NEW EIIMA Z2 caliber Phone 773-MSl. 4-~ > ·fC' lUIIe automatte pistol $1!0. WUI IIC· automatic changer, 4-spoaker cept 22 rifle on trade. sound system. Pay only VACANCY lor two elderly peo. HARMONY apartments - 3 and HI«<M!. ~15-6tc Come In and make ut an offer f;L:I2, or moothly payments. pie. Prefer private paid pa• rooms, furnished, new: GEO. HOBS'J ETI ER, Bnker Call !193-ma. IS.I3-3tc ti.entl. Phone Masun, 173--5185. walls, lloon, furniture. PriHELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD OOST brtgbt cPrpel colors, re. 111-8-llc vate parking. Out of all 11%-.13!5 star. them with Blue Lustre. 'SSOCIATES ORHAMCNTS AT LOWEST Doods. 3 blocks from PomeSYRACUSE PRICES Rent electric shampooer ft . AQUARIUMS - Cbrlstmas sets roy post office. IHIU392 from IZ-13-3tc Tiny's Bargalnland. 12-!&«c For Clwi•ITINI• D.corotlon 5. 10. 15 gallons. see our com10 a.m. to 6 p.m. !Utlc 12 TREE _B_ULBS • •• , , ....t 79c plete line ol exoUc flllb and 1 et. LIGHT SET .......... 98c ALL OTHER CHRISTMAS supplies. G~t c<rtlflcates TRAILER. Brown'• Traller ORNAMENTS, Vol. ta 1.49 • • 79c BusiRPss Services available. The House of WUCHRISTMAS CARDS .... lu:. 79c Bu•ln.,ss Services Park, Minersville, Oblo. Phone S...oll Artlflclol SOII, lim road left below 119U:124. U.lll-lltc MZER. BACKHOE. trendier CHRrSTMAS TRUS •• • • • , .• 98c SKATE·A·WAY hollday parties. POTTED CHRISTMAS Pleasant Point Resort. Open and truck service, septic FLOWERS . . . . ....... . bCMII ftc Thanksglvllll!, Friday, Nov. 8 to 8 'nles. tbnJ Sal. Pb. NICE FURNISIIED and unlurtank, . water Jines. basements, 22. Cluismas, Fri., Dec. 6'15-1065. IM-Iotp also toosoil. Henry Bahr, )llshed living quarlenl for Bryants Budget Shop 20. New Yean1 Eve., Tues .. alngle people. Coupl.. or oman 108 W, Main Pom•roy Phone 985-3988 or Roger Bahr. Dee. 31, 7:30 to 12:30. Open 992·5896 REVIVAL AT a Golna C'IIUrd! Phone 1185-3958. 11'13-301~ lamilleo. Four vacancies In Christmas Eve. Closed <llrtst. lor a Oomlng Lord, Bible Mld\!leporl. Phone · ' mao. Open Wednesday, FriBapliBt Temple, Mlner!vllle, C. C. BRADFORD 11-11~ DALMATION PUPPIES I or day. Saturday, 7:30 to 10,30. beglmtlug Monday, Dee. 16, AUcriONI!:ER Chrlolmas glfta, pure bred Available for partleo, Mon.,.m- ulg1rtly 7:311 p.m. FURNISHED Ove room bouse, mate and female $25 ead!. Complete Servlee day, Tuesday and Tburoday ~list Rev. Ken DarrtngPhoae MB-311!1 Third st., Mason. Newly painMrs. Pete OIIIJDger, New Hanights. Saturday and SUnday 1... Second Baptist Church. led, forced alr gas lurnaco. ven, phone 1182-1350. 11-15 6tc Racine. Olllo afternoons. Phone 985"3929 or Ravenswood. Everyone welCriU Bradford Call Mason 11112-2971. U.~ 11115-3585. lt-17.ale COII)e. 11-11-litc 5 I tic PONY, BEEF COW, 58 C1Jevx and 59 Plymouth ean, pllone Pets For Sale REVIVAL SERVICES will be 843-2'1'18. 11-IHie held, siL-ting Dee. 15 at 7:30 READY NOW. AKC Scottles. <OCker female, 7 monlbs; p.m. at !he Plants Memorial Beagles, and beautiful PeekChureh on tbe Racine - Letart A-PODS ready Dee. %3; mlnl- F.ARLV AMERICAN stereo, RAI. Rev. L. R. ~ Ia the lovely maole finish. wltb tnalme Sclmauzenr and wire evalll!elist, ol SandyviUe, W. !l!ant on radio. A'M & FM, 4terriers; also breeds.' Va. The poj>Uc Ia cord1al1y inspeed changer. dual volame Bubroo Kennels, Ooolvillo, vited. Pastor Rev. Erneol oontrol. Balanco of $111.21 or Ohlo. Phone 667-31154. Deetet. 12-16-41 montbly payments of 1'1. can U-12-IOtc 9!J2.3211. tS.t3-3tc AS OF TillS date I will not be For Sale roopc!OIIble for debt& contractMIXF.Il HAY. contact Jobn J. ed by anyone other tban 111}'- REDUCE SAFE, simple and Rose. Lone Bottom. Oblo. fast with Gobese tablets. Ill> oelf. Leo R. Ferrell. Phone 918-2122. IZ-13-6tc ly 91 oents. Nelson Drugs. 11-15-atp 11-2l-30tp 4A LEGHORN HENS. 80e each. Gall Mtner. Phone 1111%-31911 HelpWanted AKC Puppies, ScoUies, Cockers. or 74UI:I9. D-13-3tc CAll IIJPS, Wal.,_ and allo Poodles, Wesu.. and Sclmauz. nllable penon to operate ers, Barkaroo Kl's., Cootvme, 19114 CHEVROLET l'MPAILA. IIWIIA:II board, steak Ohio, Phone 667-3654. lfQe, phone llfU432 or 11112' door hanlloo, V-II PU!omat. 11-11).30tc lc, clean car. wiD sell ....-. :1110. 12-IU!c able. phone Mason 773-m2. D-13-3tc Notice ·; 196-4 FORD GALAXIE 500 H.T. CPE •• --- $1195 •ck W. ~artey, Mgr. --- ' .:-:tO ow . -.It: '-· �' I _- __Tile .Doll)- -llol, ~ 0., ........,, lle<elnhr lt, INI ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results · I WANT .4.0 INFORMATION DEADL.INES J , .... Dar l•fera P•licotiott ' • llloNiay O.aclli• 9 ,..,.. _ Ca...eollotion• & C.,.rocu""• ~Ill ~- ate.,ad urotll t 41 -111. for Dar .t P""'llutlon REGULATIONS Til. Puhlial.r ralai'\IU fho rig.ht to .d~t ot raiaC'I gny ad1 daa..,.d ob· !-c-11-bla. Tt.f.ubllthar "(ill n..t: ' W ralpOntlblo or mora than ona lncllll'ncf ln1arf i on . RATES F., ll'oltf Ad S.rvica .5 1:0ttt"1 ,.. Word OM lnaartioft Mi ~<~ll•u'"' ~;i• 7Sc 12 canh par ..,ord throa ton.aeu 11¥0 inlart iona . II calttl ,., Word ai• con.. c:uliva IM.-tions ' 25 ,., ca"' Do .count 411 po~id od1 ..... 11h paid wothin 10 de~y1 . CARD OF THANKS & OBITU.ARY $1 .50 for .50 word '"'"'"'.,"' - Eo ..tditionol word lc . BLIND ADS. Ad.thlo,..l 2.5c Chor1a per Ad,.••· .I OF.F ICE HOURS 8:30 o ~ "' - t~:~ S:OO p . ll'l Doily 1: 30 ,;. m• . t.o 12:00 Nool\ ;oturd~ Card Of Thanks 10 THOSE friends and relatives who remembered me For lent FURNISHED garage aport. men! on Lincoln lUll. Ulllltlea paid, adult. only. 1'110110 11111-34119. U.J3.,1tc e ROOM apartment, c - 1D down!Dwn Pomeroy . Ca U Jl9l. %143 before 5 p.m. 11-18-Uc TRAILER SPACE, ready ID hook up. private, plenty ol room lor children to pill)', Phone 11112-39114. 11-14-lfc FURNISHED and unluml•hed apartments . Close to school. Phone 992-M34. 10.16-lfc FURNISHED apartment. 4 rooms and bath. Marton Reynolcls, Mason, W. Va. Phone 713-5147. 11-UU. For Sale ' ' 2 SIGNS PIONEER Travel traDer, IM'I. 211-loot, oeH-contained. carpeting, air conditioned. Good COD· dillon. Phone Mason 7'13-5771. 11-211-tlc t,t!RISTMAS SPECIAL! Free llle-slze walking doll and 3 months of plano lessona by teacher ol your choice with tbe purchase of a new Wurlltzer piano. Good quality guitar outfit. $!Uii; Gonet .,._ leetlon ol Estey cbord organa, $139.50 up: llfedme guarBJ>. tee on reeds. WendeD's. 1201 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va. Phone 41S-4401. 11-Jt-291c PUPPTE~. POODLE Toy miniature. S'15 and AKC UD. stud ""rvlce and I!J'OOmln•. Phooe m -M43. n s 11c FURNISHED APARTMENTS In Middleport. All utmu.. paid. Rowley r. Reed, Mid- AKC Golden Retriever puppies. dleport, Phooe 992-2776. 5%4 Ash St., Middleport. Jl9l. 10.%%-tlc 5443. 6-23-lfc during my re<"ent stay in the hospitaL Thank you, and a '11\A!LER LOTS, Bob's Mobile CHRI'STMAS TREES. on Rt. cheerful Christmas and healCourt, Syracuse, Ohio on State 1%4 between Long Bottom and thy happy New Year. Rt. 124, Phone Bft.2951. Reedsville. by airport. M. L. Charles Larkins Jl.11·tlc Carr. 12-11-lotp 12-16-ltp ' OF QUALITY WHYNOT GIVE 196-4 CHEVELLE MALIBU • DOOR --- - • • $ 995 Local 1 owner car, 590Uess clean interior, All - good w--w tirea. _T urquoise over white ftniah. 6 eyl with powerglide tnna, Radio. !,~j 2- s.-,... -·m ......,.. hlth Galaxie 4 door, black flnish,clelnl.nterlor,goodw......,. tires, V8 eogine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, ·heater, sharp 1 owner cer • Po~,~~~fes.~!!~~ Co. I. R-•ln In ,eft $199.00 A gift that ke<~>o . year • round! Has Urethane teem insulation for thln walls - more space inside, less Ooor space outaide. POMEROY 992-2181 HOBSTETTER REALTY LAST CHANCE TillS YEAR TO BUY !IIIDDLEPORT - Gravel ffill 7 rooms, bath, furnace, basement, garage. Asking $14.000. LAUNDRY - Good going bust· nm 1\>r husband and wile. F.xcellent working oondltlons, Your own boss. Asking 120.000.110 FIREPROOF - building East Main IIOxBO. Good location for business. Asklno 120.11011.00 er.,.., BABY SITl'ING in my home. l'booe New Raven 852-1130. U.!Utc Wanted To Buy lllLL BUY raw fun! and beef bides. Carl Cbevaller, Lolli! Bollmlt II-~ J11ED PqNY SULKY and bar,_, CaB - - 11-10-lfc Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture. dl-. mllceDaneou!. Mrs . Howard Cedi, IIIII W. Main st., PomeI'OJ. 1-25-Uc For Sale or Trade " ltll'l POII'I'fAC P'lreblnl, V-II au. tranmdalon, ll!lla Oldolllobl1e convertible, V-11. powerlleerlng, power br-; . 1111 Rambler lllatloo wagon, · f eyllndor, standard. Financing ovaUable. Phone tiUM7 .. 1111Ur411. 11-24-lfc Busl•ss Opportunities .' l' t ' 1;, IDCitPI'IONAL oooortunlly. lla...,_ trainoe tbllarea. IMJTied, Bile 25 to 110. fuJJ or ' lll1 limo. Jneomo unllmltod. lloplr fD Dally 8entlnol, !los • G, Pamor.,, Ohio. 11-11-lllc Beautifully Shoped, Pruned, Sprayed or Unsprayed. No Prettier Trees Avail· able Any Where. HENANG SPRINGS Parking Lot Rt. 1 l!AY, Phone 74M75S. 11-U-~ - -home,- . 19114 MOBILE 12 • 51 wttb II!> out room. Priced ..,.. ............. Phone days Jl9l. 51118. ovenlngl IIIIM!$7. 11-11-lltc WILL Be A Glft ·For The Whole .fl.ll ~OR CHRISTMAS Schwane! •rlne HocklniPOrt, IIIIo Phone 667·3370 ' /'· SPECIAL SHOW TIRE SALE I ONLY lilUS AIC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY "-•• populor ,, .., a•ollabl •• Lhnttelll .ftllmb.r Clf tbla prlc•• Alterations, alpp•rt and , poclcets Heevl, tlvty, eatra d-p ,,....,, 77S.U Whlto St4.woll• -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 ,...,., ..... & Alto 606 E. Main Pom•roy, 0. l'lu. 2. 19 ll.4er•l Tu PuUy tu•r.......,.. Built by a ltlt tire ,. •••, for ••• MOORE'S _laA •. -MAIN . PO!'EROY Preparo lor our paa•lna: .. "· ....... Sharnen ---. ...... ,."~ AIJTOMORILE tnauranee beett "'"""lied! Loot ,.,.. oiiOI'IItor'a Ucense'! CaD 191-2111. e II~ LEGAL NOTICE - . . ...... .. .._....... ............. .c: liOnel - ....._ , " . . . . . ._ . 111111. . . . . .... lie&. .. ......., ..... _,. a. lOMe ..... filM CIMOII Mo .._ .. ......,.,, Oldt ... a.. dldl' 41 7 II.. ~ Abb'±t· t.or • • tiM wm r ,.,. 111 11111 Nate .t ~ R. Jr1:Dt. lat. of ItS: ......... t • •, denutal ~ 1111111 • • ., Dts nler ........... ...... ...,, ... ................ c..rt II Is lt1 . . . our dl11olutlon, 11 where least AU nnka lovoted. Tho FIJnib .L q~ected. PIIOIAft .IUDINI ......... l!'achlDeo •nd servli'e. ABC En!enn'lles. RADlO and TV renoir, bouse calla. and anteonas lnatalled. Jolm Barrlaon, Phone 111121112. U-IJ.Ife QUI~I( ' . Hartford Mr. IJ1d Mro. Harey Holllllan have learDBCI that their aoa. Greiory, who Ia stat1ooed lnVietDim, has been promoted to !he nnkof •erseant. He has also siped. 111 1\>r another six moothsofdleyln Vlelmm. llo wiD ~ t h o Chrlotmas holldljfo with hlo wile, Ellen, IJ1d his parenta, and then wiU rewrn to Vletaom. Mr. IJ1d Mro. Gordon Johnson Ud dauahten ot a.mbler. 0. , were holldaJ weekand guoota ot Mr. aad Mro. HaroldJMr. IJ1d Mro. Paul llcJuah aad lamll,y of Roanoke, VL, apentlllo hoilda!'• with rotsthea In t h o BendlniL Mr. IJ1d Mro. JolmFryvlalted dur!Jw the weekend with Mr. IJ1d Mra. Freeman Rouoh In Cle,.. land, VL Mr. ani Mrs. Cllffonl Yoatof Otarle1ton Yislted with M r s. Yosraparent., Mr.am:!Mra.Phll Bale)'. during tho 1blnkqlvina holiday. Mrs. J, V. McGrew returned ~ altar~ tho holiday weekend with Mr. 1 n d heme - QUlZ Q-Whne lllho onlv pla<e In tho Uftittd State• where tour lltlttl ""'ot1 A-Where Arizona, Colo- rado, New Hexlco and Utah come lo&etber. A monument IDirb !lie olte. Q--Wh4t animal toll bees7 A-The atullll: hao the reputation of dl&lng up nests of )'eUowjackefi" or WIIPI with Ill sharp clawa and eating the gruba, for IDMCtl are a stapte In their dlot. Mr, aad Mro. William Ruaoetl iMIIb' vlolted. duriJW t h e weekend with nlaUveo lliSI>rtnr- and ftald, Ohio. . Somdtl1 auo•ta of Mr. and Mrs. Harey II<CNin were Mr. aad Mro. 1107 EWa of Harrtaomllle, 0., loin. Vado Clldwoll of Pom0<07, Mr. IJ1d Mra. Marvlnltlarr of Butralo, Mro. Junea Carlton of Gall1polis IJ1d Mra, Larry Jividen ol. New Haven. Mra. E. Fry wao tho weekand 11110•1 of loin. Y-r c. oiMason. (GJ<OAN!> Mro. G"''IIO')' Holllllan - li 1S MY ANKLE 1 1'hll*t8lv11W with her parento, Mr. and Mro. ~lllrd,of DOC! Mra. William Noose ol llu<:ha. HurriC8111. Mr. ani Mro. Donold Hart and Mr. IJ1d Mro. Otbo Llevlnrloft lilmib of PhUadab>hla apont tho TuoldiJ for an •-eel - o n Thankllllivtnr holldarl with Mra. In florida. Freda Hart. looatlon. buolneoo doing good. ln-. Phone days .............. 1115-4157. D-11-lltc SINGER, 19118 model, Ute IIOW USED SPINET plano, A-1 «lllIn beautiful welnut cabinet. dlllon, light walnut ftnllh, Just set dial to make design, 1485. Wendell's. 1209 Garfield atlldles, zig ""· Ave.. Parlrersburg, W. Va. bllnd-bomt!, etc. Pay balance Phone ewn. 11-21-!Jtc fiUO; nothing down, •.10 monthly, or $61.10 cub. POTATOES, Phone 843-2254 Phone Ravenswood Clarence Proffitt, Portland. alter 6 p.m. 11-lt-lltc 10-16-tlc liiXED HAY. 0ootaet Man1n mAW. Phone 19U227. Keeballlb, l'booe J1Un1eroJ IJ+I2tp 1111%-5342 or Cheoter lltf>.3913. 11-lUic AI'PROX1MATELY tOO bales hay, etitlre lot. 40 centa • ONE MARK 7 and cme Polly hole; smaller lola 50 cen11 a Oomm 4 ch8DIIe!a Top Hat bale. Phone 918-1173. l2-15-3tp antenna. OompleR oet $1011; '47 lnternallonal It-ton 1000 BALEs ol iood mlud boy, far parts "'' ""'""'"· Oltlo. Ed Dunlap, Ooolv!Ue, lint and cutttnp, • c:euta a bole. Homer c. n Pbone ..,.JIIM, 12-11-lllc lard. Pbone 112-11250. 11-lt., ln-. :m-• --- PONIES FOR Cbrlllmu, two NI!:VER USED anylbq Ute It, MJ 18«1 of Blue Lultro for year old aeldlnp, weD tralll. eel, gentle, Cheap. R h o d 1 cleaning ...,.&. Rent electrtc . flautll. 00 Grove Road, RL llhampaoer. ·tl. Bater Jl\imlture. . ~INie 1. Racine, Oldo. 11-JI.IIc "MAIL" Subscription Rates 1 YEAR ·.... · ...... $10.00 Greanland,-N e w Guinea, Borneo and Madapacar are the. lour largest ~aln the world. MONTHS ......... . 67 CH~'!JLLI "3te" I eaelo1e • .. .. for wbldl send ... yean aulllerlptloa Jo Tbe Dally SeDtlnel lo: Name ........................... .. Addreso ......................... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .... We w•l Sead AChristmas Card • • • $2,595 s..ar.!!port eoov. porfoim.w Ill ChovrGiel liDo wlchlte cu. ln. .... pne, Turbo ~· Tur· bolot qlne, P'"'or IIIMrlnl. A1maltl Ukolbodllitwueald. 61__p01JTJAC Sa.. $1,911Q. - - '*· ~ ad~ ..... - •- ... of 1,625 air ...,. .!ftUol wr ODcutlftO. Wldllo with bueklldn R o olh lor)' iharp, BUICK GMC ''What lloolcl Woulcltt!t -JOU know lht'd 111rJnr 1 truto faiH teet ~ -~ I didn't haye a._aoln to flip?" \ I 1 Mil. . COUNTY", 01110 CIGARE'M'E;venclln~ Mason. W. Vs. Phone 77U543. 11-t-llc 1\lSii!E: ! aee be)'OIII, tram which DO one haa returMd. Lettered lllOIIUIIenta a)'lltboli.Je them. MACJIT'IES reoalr all makes. WV 22284. The Fabrle Shop, Pomerov. Authorized Slll!lor Sal.. . __..,._ M/Arrt; 'IOtJ With iq>OIIOIIO you walkllono Ul1 the aeparatlon or body and ooul. Knowledge o!q>o with tho pve. Only then, talth do we !~~~orvlre. . f" Wile ani mother, twogreateat names. SEWING S-29-tlc , MV eov! ~­ SPEED A~P '/OJR. 11001,1 AT THE '/MCA - PRICE furniture on our third noor bud•et shoo. Baker Furnll•re. Middleport. Oblo. a.tfc We ALREAD'I'. In loving memt>r)' of Mra. VIola Louks who paned awl¥ , December 16. 1001, 7 yeara 81!()~ F.'!' Service. ll!E JUNGI.! In MliiiiGI J READY . .,IX concrete dellv· ered right to your project Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 1192-3%84, Goeg. leln Ready . Mix Oo., Middleport. Ohio. 6 30 tie and I, 773-5543 AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger· atlon service. Jack's Refrlgeratlon, New Haven. boDe 11112-2078. 4 • tie !;rlss~r~. I Professional rua cleanlna·auarantead Mason, West Vlrainia LEGAL NOTICE Business Services SMAU BVSINI!SS. Pomeroy S.Wng duo to otber HE DON'T ;J: f.wr ull ply nylon. S5.55 For THE DAILY SENTINEL dut1 EXPERT Wheel Alignment lleol Estate For Sale giving the te 1110ke " ' ahl11e ~~~ II-F................ _........ II to 6 Sot. _____ .......................9 .. 7 Sun ........................... I Ito 6 ~~=::PO~M~E~R=D~Y~,~OH=IO:-~~~~~~~~ UncicHoE15fL .. ST FREEZER wtl . ., S. AH..-.nt ' r. at wlitt PN•ewe rln•• ef th.n o @) A Gift Subscription CHRISTMAS TREES lHAT ' EYENIUDE (N•t A Drlv.. Thru) 1965 FORD ..................................... S 1M.S Santa ·. Suggests Employment Wanted IT AIN'T Business/Services V8 engine, autdnatic trans., spotless clean interior. Red flnUh, f brand new w-w tires. Radio. A real sharp car. pb'""' --- ) TRY, ELVINEV Pomeroy Motor Co•. 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. TWO- YEAR.old sorrel horse, Phone 992-3975. IU.tlc alBo bridle and saddle Ulte WILL DO sewing at home new. Phone 992-29110. 12-13-8k zippers, pockets, pegging. FOUR ROOM house with blllb, For Sale hemming. alterations, etc. picture window, on Lincoln SOLID STATE stereo. 11168 walMrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Hgts. Call 11112-1'1110 or fm.MSI. nut console model, 4-speed UKE NEW EIIMA Z2 caliber Phone 773-MSl. 4-~ > ·fC' lUIIe automatte pistol $1!0. WUI IIC· automatic changer, 4-spoaker cept 22 rifle on trade. sound system. Pay only VACANCY lor two elderly peo. HARMONY apartments - 3 and HI«<M!. ~15-6tc Come In and make ut an offer f;L:I2, or moothly payments. pie. Prefer private paid pa• rooms, furnished, new: GEO. HOBS'J ETI ER, Bnker Call !193-ma. IS.I3-3tc ti.entl. Phone Masun, 173--5185. walls, lloon, furniture. PriHELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD OOST brtgbt cPrpel colors, re. 111-8-llc vate parking. Out of all 11%-.13!5 star. them with Blue Lustre. 'SSOCIATES ORHAMCNTS AT LOWEST Doods. 3 blocks from PomeSYRACUSE PRICES Rent electric shampooer ft . AQUARIUMS - Cbrlstmas sets roy post office. IHIU392 from IZ-13-3tc Tiny's Bargalnland. 12-!&«c For Clwi•ITINI• D.corotlon 5. 10. 15 gallons. see our com10 a.m. to 6 p.m. !Utlc 12 TREE _B_ULBS • •• , , ....t 79c plete line ol exoUc flllb and 1 et. LIGHT SET .......... 98c ALL OTHER CHRISTMAS supplies. G~t c<rtlflcates TRAILER. Brown'• Traller ORNAMENTS, Vol. ta 1.49 • • 79c BusiRPss Services available. The House of WUCHRISTMAS CARDS .... lu:. 79c Bu•ln.,ss Services Park, Minersville, Oblo. Phone S...oll Artlflclol SOII, lim road left below 119U:124. U.lll-lltc MZER. BACKHOE. trendier CHRrSTMAS TRUS •• • • • , .• 98c SKATE·A·WAY hollday parties. POTTED CHRISTMAS Pleasant Point Resort. Open and truck service, septic FLOWERS . . . . ....... . bCMII ftc Thanksglvllll!, Friday, Nov. 8 to 8 'nles. tbnJ Sal. Pb. NICE FURNISIIED and unlurtank, . water Jines. basements, 22. Cluismas, Fri., Dec. 6'15-1065. IM-Iotp also toosoil. Henry Bahr, )llshed living quarlenl for Bryants Budget Shop 20. New Yean1 Eve., Tues .. alngle people. Coupl.. or oman 108 W, Main Pom•roy Phone 985-3988 or Roger Bahr. Dee. 31, 7:30 to 12:30. Open 992·5896 REVIVAL AT a Golna C'IIUrd! Phone 1185-3958. 11'13-301~ lamilleo. Four vacancies In Christmas Eve. Closed <llrtst. lor a Oomlng Lord, Bible Mld\!leporl. Phone · ' mao. Open Wednesday, FriBapliBt Temple, Mlner!vllle, C. C. BRADFORD 11-11~ DALMATION PUPPIES I or day. Saturday, 7:30 to 10,30. beglmtlug Monday, Dee. 16, AUcriONI!:ER Chrlolmas glfta, pure bred Available for partleo, Mon.,.m- ulg1rtly 7:311 p.m. FURNISHED Ove room bouse, mate and female $25 ead!. Complete Servlee day, Tuesday and Tburoday ~list Rev. Ken DarrtngPhoae MB-311!1 Third st., Mason. Newly painMrs. Pete OIIIJDger, New Hanights. Saturday and SUnday 1... Second Baptist Church. led, forced alr gas lurnaco. ven, phone 1182-1350. 11-15 6tc Racine. Olllo afternoons. Phone 985"3929 or Ravenswood. Everyone welCriU Bradford Call Mason 11112-2971. U.~ 11115-3585. lt-17.ale COII)e. 11-11-litc 5 I tic PONY, BEEF COW, 58 C1Jevx and 59 Plymouth ean, pllone Pets For Sale REVIVAL SERVICES will be 843-2'1'18. 11-IHie held, siL-ting Dee. 15 at 7:30 READY NOW. AKC Scottles. <OCker female, 7 monlbs; p.m. at !he Plants Memorial Beagles, and beautiful PeekChureh on tbe Racine - Letart A-PODS ready Dee. %3; mlnl- F.ARLV AMERICAN stereo, RAI. Rev. L. R. ~ Ia the lovely maole finish. wltb tnalme Sclmauzenr and wire evalll!elist, ol SandyviUe, W. !l!ant on radio. A'M & FM, 4terriers; also breeds.' Va. The poj>Uc Ia cord1al1y inspeed changer. dual volame Bubroo Kennels, Ooolvillo, vited. Pastor Rev. Erneol oontrol. Balanco of $111.21 or Ohlo. Phone 667-31154. Deetet. 12-16-41 montbly payments of 1'1. can U-12-IOtc 9!J2.3211. tS.t3-3tc AS OF TillS date I will not be For Sale roopc!OIIble for debt& contractMIXF.Il HAY. contact Jobn J. ed by anyone other tban 111}'- REDUCE SAFE, simple and Rose. Lone Bottom. Oblo. fast with Gobese tablets. Ill> oelf. Leo R. Ferrell. Phone 918-2122. IZ-13-6tc ly 91 oents. Nelson Drugs. 11-15-atp 11-2l-30tp 4A LEGHORN HENS. 80e each. Gall Mtner. Phone 1111%-31911 HelpWanted AKC Puppies, ScoUies, Cockers. or 74UI:I9. D-13-3tc CAll IIJPS, Wal.,_ and allo Poodles, Wesu.. and Sclmauz. nllable penon to operate ers, Barkaroo Kl's., Cootvme, 19114 CHEVROLET l'MPAILA. IIWIIA:II board, steak Ohio, Phone 667-3654. lfQe, phone llfU432 or 11112' door hanlloo, V-II PU!omat. 11-11).30tc lc, clean car. wiD sell ....-. :1110. 12-IU!c able. phone Mason 773-m2. D-13-3tc Notice ·; 196-4 FORD GALAXIE 500 H.T. CPE •• --- $1195 •ck W. ~artey, Mgr. --- ' .:-:tO ow . -.It: '-· �--·.. . I Firearm Restrictions WASIIINGTON I '• f 'j I ' (UPI)- All interstate sales or ftrearm• and •mmunition, other than thoae between licensed manutllctur ers, dealers and collectors, be l'ame federal crimes toda¥ aa the most restri ctive natioral gun contr-ol law ever eracted went into effect. The controversial new lawfought stubbornly by gun enthusiasts and branded ~msa­ tisfactor-}' by liberals who called it " watered down"- was signed Oct. 22 by President Johnson after five years of intensive debate. lts main provisions prevent the interstate sale of riOes, shotguns and ammunlion thr()lWh the mail or over the counter unless future state legislation allows residents to bu.,} these items in ldjacent states. The law does not require national registration or licensing of guns and gun owr~n. despite presidential requeata that it include those provl.!lions. Interstate sales oC handguns, meaning pistols am revolvers, are not incJOOed because th8y were already barred in the 1968 anticrime bill Final regulations fur enforcing the Gun Control Act of 1968 were published over the weekeOO in the federal register by the lm.ernal Revenue Service which has the responsiblli.Qo of MEIGS THEATIE TONIGHT AND TUFSDAY DECEMBER 16- 17 "DON'T RAISE THE BRIDGE - LOWER THE RIVEft'' (Technicolor) Jerr}' Lewis, Terry Thomas AlSO "FEVER HEAT" il .' -:;::·;::;:MI Nick Adams - Jeannine Riley SHOW STARTS7P. M. handgm or ammunition tor u. a dealer ''l from selUng firearms or ammunition to anyone he "has reasorable cause to believe" is a conrieted criminal, a fugitive, a drua: addict or ia mentally defective. -Exempt frmJ ita provisions antique ems and ammunition, curios, peU et gull8 operated by air or ga1 and all handloedilv equipment except ammunition components. Bridge (Cootimed !rom Pogo I) readied !ol' the single, 90Moot clear-eharmel bridge at Herderson, about a quarter mile below the site of the ill-1ated Stiver Bridge which connected Point Pleasant and K&Nup, 0 h I o. Abutmeras and lard .Piers on both the West VIrginia and allo sides are practically cunpleted, Dorsey said. SRC Public Relations Director Carter McDavid had coiled the new bridge "a miracle in t h e makirw'' in one anniversary storY on the bridge. "I think it will be heralded as a major engineering step if we corq,lete it in two years," McDavid said. He said a bridge of this size oormally would t a k e four to ft ve years to bull d. McDavid saidSeptember,1969 1 had been mentioned as a possible target date for opening or the new span. Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow.-Helen Keller, American writer and lecturer. ~ llltlted Preaa lnterll&timal GOV. JAMES A. RHODES TODAY ealled !ol' • hicha avarqlrclnllloJnld..'IOa even in his hometown. To purchase riOes, shotguns and their ammWlition, the buyer must be "18. -Prevent NEll' YORK (UPI) - ~ Jolin v. Lindsay o! New York, 'l'eqenturoa lrrOIIIon.dol' lhrouatl 5alunlt1 w I I I averue ..ar normal wUit lmplemelltlrw the L.w. The complex act has varloua seetlona 1 ineludlrw provilllons that: - Make it unlawfUl for aoy person under 21 to buy a COW¥B!JS .1U IIIIIUcm - i a n of llldUUeo of llle Oblo YcMh Ccxnmluion lllrouP 1971 u part of hla SoluU- lor t11o Sevanlloa. Prtnelpal expenditures would be for lhree aew )'outh treatment 1-lllllmo, 0111t tD be built In eaeh of 111e ~~~- porloda, 1969-71, 1971-73 .... 11173-7$. - · oald tlloy would c:oat an Htbn&lod *12,725.000. ''Thlae fatUities are for YOUIW Jeqllewhohave problems," In lhe north ID lilo low 40a ID the south .... to llle low 201 In the 1101'111 to the low fOa in the south ami to the low 20. in tllo north ID ..,_ 20o in 111e soulh. Warmlll( aroun1 midweek, alq with preeipllotlon averagill(....,.. --.rlach melted, then turnh!c ...... -r - · aal4 "We wan1 tD make s""' that lllelr opeclal - · are met. •• He said the altes ~ tbe new inltitullons were not yet deter· mined, but lllot one of !hom would be In - n Ohio. ~~~~ ABSENTEEISM AMONG POUCE ollleero, loaehera ud aovenment eDIJIO)'el iacrellaecl today 11 &he Hq l((q: !lu apnod ropldiJ acrooa llle •lion. A hsalth o!llclal predicted llle "'klomlc woold claim 300 to 400 Uvea In New York"'WaohiD&Ian, D. C. .... the Uor of t11o SOUth r e aebool clOIIIWI and la'VY absenteeiam amour 10vernment "orkera. In tllo Mldweot, pollee aal !Ire....,..._...., tehods .... hoopltolt were IIOrd hit u .......,.. e&lled In old! with tllo !lu. ATLANTA - Sailors Offered In Trade -r 'ftJ'IdJw: thlt Amerlea's dome.. tic crl1l1 wl11 sfve m rest to tie new .cbnlnlstratlon, called 011 Presklent.elect Richard M. Nixon Sunday to ehaft&<l tllo ....,...... ll ol r.ideral speodlll( tram mUitary to eh1Uan needL The Nixon administrat&on. Undla,y said, muat "flee t h e need tor a ba1tc ...,.,ueatton ot reSOW'Cea within the federalpvoo ena:nent." The New York mi,YOr made the remarks to the 1i.xtharmhersary banquet of tllo Ripon Soelecy, a Brown Gets State Atty. Gen's., Post / More thaD 300 American pilots are still held in Nortb Vieu.m, a U.S. spokesmen said. -s Hit 11 eltarl then, thal 1hei.e l&id1 U"fhe late 18601 wW t. no rut tor the:li , . . is • ume wbea the laat half- .admlnlalratian, nor pro!lt eenblr)' lwa ft..U, ...,.t..,wllll ... to turn boCk to Amvlc:a. For 50 year• out cltlea time, another erao •• 1be qlleS.... bHil IW111tRI wltb the IDo then, Ia boW"1 Howdo•e•roa• .,... lauilllt Oftd llle unakwod, a mi- theu dl.ltmBall?"' Alii Llnd.ll)"a auwer was JI'&nl _.wlon whleh !led re..... wlwre ourvhal Itself waa take a l0111o hard look at ll1(o tbr•tened, and crowded trto our eDDI'JDOUI drain" ot more than~ trWicm <lallara ljiOII! an de!enipl urlaa-L ••Now, with owortunt'Y for the oinca lilo Oftd of .World War II. ..It Ia dille, foruam,ple, to&.OC unlldlled )Ciftl siDee 10111. ettle. atqpr omder ,.. weilbt of tlo- our dlferMIDII aerpiiJIIee ftm(J manda udltlftllod,... (In!) the to de- llleir lhinldll( not juSt potldQill of c:oonmuntiea without tol!aapln(ua-..reD'omoutai..:O reiOUl'ees ·and w,1tboul ~= allodt, lluiiO bq> ,...,...,,.... lndeeenl hOUOiri:'IWe_..l,. llle . . _ , of lkllleotlc: colachools, cn..ae, crime lid tbt llpM," UadiA)' aald. poaltkJna. H entorcement.a agencies. !q>reme Coult boneh slnool964, when he was elected to an un. expired tw- IA!rm. In 1966 he was elected to a lull ab:.,year tarm with a pluni!Q< of &1111011 ST. PAUL, MINN. - HUBERT il HUMPHREY has decided what he'D do when he l01es hie lease on the vice president's omee: Go back to school. HUIJ1)hrey, unsuceesatul Democratic party presidential clllli· dlte, UIDOWlced he has accepted a shared professorship at MacAlester College ln St. Paul aM the University ot Minnesota. in reJchborla., MinnesapoUa. In an appearance atMacAlesterSunday, Hlllq)~ rey said his deel.s.ion to return to teachirw was made because of the need " to have my milld and senses stretched once again by stu- U.S. Infantrymen 67 miles north or Saigon adftnced agajnst heavy rocket grenade dent& .. arll machine gun ftre in klllina: eight of a 30-trtan perrUa toree Sunday. Two Amerieans were killed and tM-ee wourkled. Brown, 53, has been on t •ve TO DINE DEC. 18 The past pre-nta elub oflbo Drew Webster Post Awdllar;y will have Ita annual Chrlltmal dJMer at Crow's ~ Houae Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m . in- Wednesday, Dee. 18, at 6:30 p. MASON - Mason Chapter 157, stead ol Dec. 25, due to Christ- m. Following lbo clinner IIIey Order ot Eastern Star. will have mas. Those attendlng are to take will llD tD the homo of Mra. Ben ita December meeting Wednes· a $2 item for a gift exchange, Neutzling lor their lllftm<ellaaa9. day, LODGE TO MEET . ELBERFELD$ IN . ',i ROY A~E OP~N ~VERY . ,.. ' ~--------------~--------------~ ,... . Cynw Vanee without commenta !rom Alnerlean olllelala In Waahlli&I<Jn. table, Harriman said, "We never make proposals amona We talk about ourselves. common problems with a view to having a united front." Lam had stated, ..the delegation o! the (llouth) Vietnamese Rep.Jbllc to the Paris conterence will never agree to the thought of a separate settle- ''I don't know how Mr. Clll!oml, ata)'ing !ar • ...,. In Waahln&Um. c:&l1 make remarka lbout the pro&res• here,,. Ky Mid. '1"hla wa1 a reference to • Cll!lord'a 9.ulday -mont that Sai&On'• 19l811bllng was delaying 111ar1 of 11"1 ...,.,- lalko. .and Hanoi." Hi& statement, made to the French news agency AEP, came as U. S. Ambassador W, Av erell Harriman waged a diplOmatic campaign to smooth Amer. ican - South Vietnamese rela- aenewed his attaek1 oa Defense Clarl< Clll!ord and said u would IIOVOr qree to a pure!J' AmorieanNol1h Vielllameae aettlement. K,y, leaving hla deleplion headrpartera after a meetlne of ,..._ two houra will! Ambul&dof w. Averell Harriman., l&ld he prol.erred to work cllreetl> with Harrlmaa and Saeretary RUE TUCKERMAN Tuckerman is Laid to Rest Rue Tuckerman, who had deep family roots in the L.angsvi.Ue~ Dexter area, and who died aver the weekend, was buried today. Few Meigs Cowrty men were more widely known. This picture, taken about ftve years ago when he was approaching 80, suggests how lasting was his outgoing disposition. h was apparent, too, in his many years of publie service in civic organb:ations of the county. 'lWo prlncipal ones were tlle Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club and the lzaak Walton Lea· gue, both of which he was a char- er. Lam also said his delegation will never agree to recognize its arch foe - the Viet Cong as lts equa\ in tile negotrirtlons. Hanoi has demanded such recognition. Difference over meiliilg the Hanoi demand has led to the American • South Vietnamese peace strategy split. of the rllt - · oa1y he had "a very . - . t.alku with K,y and Ambassador Pham DIDI Lam. He ealled It a TF'/."ll L ePJ.on ,.,. ' e- T • a ~nltia o Initiation - new member• wnl ..,.,,Held on Jab. 20, it WII • IDo p!;IUilCid Monf*.Y 'tdght whenDrew te Webtter Poat 39, American Legioia, met at the ,post hcxne. COmmaader Don Hunnel .PJ'e'o aided as three new members, Michael Swatzel, GObert Zwillillllld J~mea Brew:lrwton. were aeeepWd. A gueat. Barry Boyer 1 reeentb 41achargecl trom the armed forces, was welcomed. GQ)' Eddie Guinther reported assisdno. Cmdr. Hunnol thankod lhaae helping willlthegol!clul> benquot. NEW YORK (UPI) - RiChard M. Nixon, his choice of an ambassador to the United Nations the major lllanPOI.Dleed appointment visit i!: f i ~ What color is ftrst on any man-made list of flatteries? Blue, of eon. And this ia the blue ot blues. So joyously clear and freah It ainp with your compi'!Jdon and with your clothes. Why even trY to reaiat Bluebird? i ls . ..,_ :fJ.~:=,tNO,tJL ' •'I j· ~ II~ ~ wa~~rr::~Co~~":· ::~::; ~ Oller RESPIRATORY OISUSES ~ !~ :'.11> • i $ u . ., i t11111'11111 g GUETIIII • Guy-· Glft For the YIUlka WbD Gaw" proaram thi• )'8U' wu IMIMIU:ed pcJit ewr- Home; 6 Die tlw'auilh thatr hCIDO. All II")'-· l'aalloGb&,DJloa-~ ......... Seialo Memorial Hoopital. MrL Arttta _COoper, 40i three d&U&f*ra, Pttricla." 7i Jacque- ..,......_n-aa-o-.... wlllo-od. B.JI,L,fl. Olloml-.--..... . t:rloOUAl,N. . lrto4wltla1ooe . . . . . 4-7,tz.IIO See Our Collection of Fonwfll-li.oger~ Slips, IIIII( Slips, Briefs, Gowns, P~io­ nolrs, P11j11111u 11114 Ollr New Selection of Blilt·arid Girdles In lhe llosiPopulor Styles. ' · · old Jllll a dose o! coogressiooal munlQ, Fred Borch, chairman - -- -- - - - - - - totaling $916.25 lor N.,...-. - Autborized....,ert!olltctDoffer for sale ita old tractor 1 whlebwas recently replaced by a .W, Ford model. - Gave Fire Chlellllnr7W•• ry ......,.IQ< to orcler four tires for Fire Truck No. L · - Doeldocl .... vlllaaO will .. pay the $5 per ruldwac:a 'I;Mt.allatloo lee requlrod to placo olll* more firemen <m the vo1uraet department's fire-bar. -melon of lllo.UIage as usual cluing the Clll'nd: holida,y season. Attending were Ml.)w IACU'. Clerk Edna Sc:hoelllob, Jane Walton, who wUI begin cloUea .clerk as of Jan. 1, and. eo.... cilmen Franklin Rizer, Ro;r Jleu... lAir, Lou PAINT ROCK, Tex. (UPI)- teacher at the Meigs Community school Monday night when the Meigs County Mental Retardation Board met at the county commissioners otrice. Mr s. Grace Webe r, ~~ ............ chall"IRII\ preserted a gift of money frmJ the Easlern Local School District Teachers Assodadon with which the board is to purchase a piece of classromn equipmenL Mrs. Julie Webb Spec. 4 Steven L. Mch'er was ..just a liWe bit young'' and it all apparently was a little too nmdt to bear. He was being buried t:ocl.l¥ in • gras s1ess hill IIide cemetery • dead by hla own hand. At the age of 20, Mciver had survived tbe jungles of Viet· nam, buried a young aon and mourned his mother who also took her own lHe. His W1fe had is teacher at the school which is conducted in the Rutland Ele-. mentary School. Jane 111omas is the assistant teacher, for tbe 13 pt.plls enrolled. left him. Mehrer, on leave from Ft. Riley, Kan., was found shot to death Sa.turda,y on a deserted road near Grapevine, Tex., Governor Jamea A. Rbode• Soturdoy preoenled a DiaUnatdahed ·Achievement Award to Cbes .. ter Volunteer Fire Filhters of Cheater In Meip~,..,.of ~everal ~roup~ honored during In leas than a )'ear. they built a nre house tone eJtOI18h to hold three lane tire trucks. A tractor plow will! a WI bod lruekwao &lao asolgnod ID the Volunteer Fire Fighting Special- price of admission is one can of food. Proceeds will go to the PL Pleasant Volunteer Fire Dept. Chrisbnas program ror needy !amilies. The movies all will be cartoons arll comed,y. If there are enough participants, the movies will be presented in a ~ Unuous run starting at 1:45 p. Propose Museums In Ohio m. .. ... (Cootlnuec:l on Page8) where his father and his es· tranged wife live. It w a 8 r,'m·rS: bomPrebingsidenitnAc~':~ :~~= e SJ.iva assumed 1n':tr dlctator ruled a suldde. ialpower. His father, W.M. Mciver said No one reported seein.gtheterhe did not want a military rorists who planted the bomb in funeral for his son. the crowded business district but "It is too hard to take," the subversive pamphlets weretound elder Mciver said. "He never at the scene. did get into any misc:hier. He Costa e Silva's crackdown oo was just a little b1( young. his J)Olltical opponents beganfri"His mother committed sui - day with the arrest of hundreds clde while he was ln Vietnam. His little 16-month-old son fell ~ persons and the closing down down some stalrs about Uiree ~ congress for having defied the government and the armed months ago and di~ and his ted fro him forces. wife separa m . PoJitical sources said he had "What else can I say,'' the oeen releasing a few or t h e father said. prisoners and that former Prest ~ dent Jusceline Kubitschek will he !reed shortly , ·=~=~:•:>::;::;:;:::;:::;:o:: :; :o::: ;:; ;::;::::: ;:::; :: ::: ;:;:o :::o:::~:~~&:•·:: :·:-: Oblo Cooeenatloo Aelde..ment Du Ceremonies. Tbe presentaUon waa made foUowln:g a noon lata. Che...,. .,._ lnjurin SllarOtt c-or .,ll&I'Onlly wu ,.....,.... lor bod whao an okll ripped tbroull> tho two • aloi'J !ramo hOme loealed- 0>11• ' _..fool In !lameL ouUtandlng work Ia tbe eonaervatim Geld. It wu noted that not m a n '¥ small comrm.mitlea boalt ol. haY• ing !Ire trud!s and Ill men to mu them. '1'1111 11 true of the VUloge of Cheater, p>pl• latiAJo 145,1n Melp CowltJ', In 1960 llle men !ormod a volunteer rorest and gra11 f i r • luJJproaolon wtl~ will! tho edo \'lee lind eneourap- of ,.. Ohio llopartmOnt of Natural U.. .aurcu. DIYllkll,1olForeltr)'ud Boelama1lolt. 'ntt Dl"oloa proridod a took.. , trudo - powar lake- off puii!IJlObeuoodaplnolfortll ·~· illil !or loeal pnJiedlon. .'lb• Clhlooter &ll'eod to houM ud eon lor IIIIo tnK:k. and Mr1. Homer ttcxl.at the Pcnei"(U' Post Oftlce. . , . )IIQIId of tholr equipment, and now bave three apeclall~'l '.lnits, some of trhicb tbBJ have had Called Out to build. All trucks, lneludlng the one owned by the Divtaion, are cleaned and painted l'OIIIIarly. 'l"tUeu.8h perseverance and co.- operation, Chester Volunteers have ahowll how a small communit;y can have flre _protection and help others. Harold Newell is '"'sllire ehle! and now operates a ~eniee station located near the fire department. :: ~: MASON -- The Masoo Volunteer Fire Dopartment was summoned this morning to the T. 0. Mattox .Property' ln West Columbia. George Van Maire, Captsln, said the attic was -on fire but had been extinguished upon arriv~ ot the department. He said .... siDve pipe ~ was too cloae ID the limbers, causing them to caleb !Ire. Minor dam· age was reported. I ·- j ··~ • • • •f. Goo. COLUMBUS (UPI) - James A. 1lodoiJ - approved a prognm lor onr " million In adcllliona lltd lmprovemento to Ohio'a ldllmleal !acWtles Including the ......,.._ tlon of seven new state "''eeumt. The mu.HWnl would be "'::00::.-..;J.i located near major and-d-ilon. RhOdea said the lfi'OIIam wu an Investment ID patrl.oUim. .. nds program wW teaeb oar youlh appredalion lor tho .,.... ............. - ' • In tho (lido heritage," Rhodes said. •'Fllr'thermore, it will cantrlbute to tourism whicb is the third largest industry in Ohio." Major Items in the pr'081'am include: -Como!- of lbo Oldo lilatorical Center DHr the Ita Fairgroonde In Columllua at a cost o! about $1.6 miiUm. Saving <K prleoleu Ohio buildings and homes of blatorleal lntereot at a <0111 of . $600,000 . -Complete restoratlallaad-. velopmenl of 11 major oxlotlnl state memorials at • COlt a( about $1.1 mllllon. The proposed new naaleUIII would be an blstDrle IIdia museum and restoratlm ol Fort In the Dl1toD...... area; an Ohio Rlvv seum County; A Potter IIUIIUID. In Perry Councy; a cenmlea Museum In the Eut Llve!pltlj Plekaw!UIIIll' uea a Mound '· Bulldln Muswm in Uc:klng caum;, ""' a Blac:k Swamp 161- 10 Dellanee c...,cy. Judge Dunarn Is Promoted COLUMBUS (UPI)- Afao:-1 chief co.m:sel in the state ~ ney general'& oftlce wu DUDed • Slate SullremO court Jllotiee and a Hl&b court Julllco .,. Mary Largent -· Dies in Athens .... pointed lllato - . - . ~ Gov. Jamea A.. RhDdu ...,:a "... cod-~-· ·· become etrective wbla. e1oe1 WWiam B. SUllo Mary Jane Lar-'. 86, died tbla morning In Hillenot Nuro- ~ llD to .w........... ~of CA>Iil~l ... nlelpal Judp ~ ·~~=·::~~ --Oido· in& Homo, Athens• Mrs. Largent is BUrviVed IQo .... 41, to .... two ...,., Elmer, of Florida, .... ... tho bl&ll oourt. Howard, ot ~eue• a aliter, Juad.. l'lild ~~ Ruth MatfMnY, NeieoeYille; a &ll'eodtolllopft p:anddauilller, Rlla Pl-., To.. ~· ledo, .... lour ~­ ,dren. •rol•oo wW be llol4 F--' -. .--wiD __... .., 'l'l!llrilde.Y at 2 , .... at .... Ewilia ~I wlllt "'" R•. Wilbur Perrin ollelatlns. Burial wW be Ia Milo• ~. Frlooola - ..u - 5 p.m. tolky. .' ' Poulin. Don Collin& .... Robert llysell. btdependence when Senate Re- .. Agreed to - - ing the parking World War n memorial in t h e F~.pteu• lbw, 5, and Janice, 12; and two IOnl, DuiQt, 14, and Fraz*te. 4, ...... killed In ""' ~ Ml•"' oy ~ naln _ . oOnliUOii at tho hoapllal will! tldrcldearto buru. 11le oldeat chUd Ia tM flllib', Sharoll, 11, esoaped will lOY Lingerie Depar1111en1 Main Floor member or the business com- Cotaltlu. Gov....... - · cleoerlbod V I I 111 aomo of ~hooter Volunleer Fire lltlloa woat of PorlaltiOilll> W. Ia ....,..., of llle blaot. t h o - • of Housing and Urban Development; a senator-elect, Barry Goldwater; a .PJ'eatlgi.OUs nate No eaU to this organization hal gone unanawered, da,V or b - at the Youlh C*""r• nlshl. The Volunteer& have helpOhln Ellpooltlon Groondlo, Colum- ed IQDI)nll ftrea loeall7 and aw~. J01ne as rar as A.thenA, bus. .. msldn1 the preoontation, Gallla, Morpn and Wallhln&too s1r1 nsln _ . -tlon at wu ,Y I Noted at Achievement Ceremonies j!ln West Columbia Fire Engulfs ........ mal!laa'lnte J4ai&'O SboR1::8; A - -•.-,. ~· PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. Pleasant Jaycees movie day has been announced ror Dec. 23 at 10:30 a.m. at the state Theatrt! on Main Street.. The =~Firemen lutlll( aervlees !ol' lbo oeCOid loli -wlllolooelita. gentlemen except Thant wore to be held ill Nixon's '"interim" headquarters in the Hotel Olester Fir.e Fighters Progress reported vel')' aucceaatal. The .....,ived -tiona whlcllt were- dcdllo llle ~ HlllMl /' CENTS ~&"&::::W.;:§~3-:».:i:~«~ Plerre . Nixon is already begl.mlng to (eel the IU'eSsureS of presidential responsibility in his conferences with business and political leaders. On Monday, for instance, he new in an Air For ce jet to Washington where he met with congressional leaders or his party, a weekly presidential task when Calgress is in sessioo. Dirksen To Act After the conference, Nixon 11 PORTSMOU'l11, Ohio (UPI) sax .. m-• o! a family clled Maltdal' nlllhtln • !Ire that SWtlll SUp, Shriver had deelined the job, The U.N. visit was only one of several conferenc..,a Nb:m scheduled today on an itinerary that looked as II It had been issued by the White House. Busy Day The president-elect was to confer toda,y with one foreign ruler, the Amir of Kuwait; two governors, Tim Babcock or Montana and George Ronmey of Mlehtgan, his secretary4slg. Hartley. • ~=::t.."'r.a':lt.Tt .... < 0 Gowo, uuio 4rihecl nrloa-. P.8Jilt7' Jlatchi. . Plipolr,'P,B,¥. IL PaJ r. TEN ov SAO PAULO. BrazU (UP - A Vii'!Pe HoboleUer .... 1181>1011\ n.e I .... ·' .;; 0 Hllllllll pve a detailed . _ t oa lalt aummer'• bueball pl'(lgi'8!D oponaorod ~ntiwl1 by lilo posta of Middleport, Rutlmlaal PIIIIOI'OJ', lltpJrted W were General But informed sources at tbe United Nationa aaid it appeared of the Hrooklngs The conferences with all the 312, just three under quota, and & ' ·. $50 signs, and $360, building rental, all street Department Fund; $SOO, power, light and fuel; $900, tools and suwlies, and $4,300, new equipment a n d distributloo equipment, Water Department FlUid. The first reading of an ordl.nance prohibiting the pa.rking or storage Of junked vehicles or partially dismantled vehielea on streets or private propercy of the town was approved . TI1e ordl· na~~ce provides that owners or junked vehicles parked on pri· vate property be given 10 days written notice to remove the vehicles. If not re1Jl9-Ved by then, they would be towed lUAU' and held until to9r and storage bllls are paid. In other activity cwncil: Approved Mayor Legar's report of collections from fines B . o I• lltd Ella GIIDu>re. Secretary The president~lect•s rumored choiee for the ambassadorship bas been Sargent !iui.ver, Iormor head of the Peace Corps and · the Ofttce at Economie MembershiP wa• reported at ' • 0 Memori•al ,~ _ · ~~ ,!!I!W,~.p~;~:·"':r'~; %~ - ~:':; ffl~)~~~cllc:.:·' Js ~-· h- d ! Substitute Teacher ~=· stein ~ :~or ~~":..e' ~':' w:~ m e i fT' :II. h JY/ JYJ: i Employed by Board ~ 00 ' lUUC W ent W rong :::' :'':~o: :ru::lngdown: ! meeting in February, and a pot· A meedng of trustees was •~ nounced for Dec. 30 at the post home. Joe Gilmore showed slides or his sentce period in Korea and Okinawa. ~treshmerU were served by Guy Eddie Guinther with Thant. ."\"""'"'"'"'"""'""'""'................. "~ Columbus. lnCOQling would reveal his choiee for the eabinet...J.evel post in a stop at the U.S. mission across the street tram the U.N. building. His seheOJ.Ie also lncluded a Hemadomanyo!his!riendscmr- A report waa given on the post'• pll"tlclpatlon in the tuneral tor Thomas Shasteen. Mllitary rites were conducted by 1ervlcemen from the Lockborne Air Base in of his adrninistration, ar.r.npd to visit the world body today. There was speculatlon Nb:on 1ng nearly 30 years or traveling as a salesman ror the M e i g a Wholesale Grocery Co. and gueata was announced tor New Y•r's Eve attheposthclne. lectors. $100 a month or $25 a week; passenger cars, 50 cents; 4Uto with trailer attached, $1; Nixon Visiting UN ter member and paBt president. . . luek'-~tormembers, wlves on the banquet served euwloyes ot the Farmen Bank and Savlrwa co. 1111 thlnked members ' "-2 &»rt, so far, is the ool.y municipality that has moved toward pickup truck under one - half ton, $1.50; three - quarter ton oomplyiDg with the new law. Middleport's p.~blished rates truck, $1.25; one-ton truck, $2; are hlgher than they woold ra- all other trucks, $2.50 (all rates vor ,PilYing, village and tolmship "per trip") UJd brush, $5 per omcials have said prtvatel,y . load. Pomeroy council last night also Some of the officials also beUeve the cowtty should share in approved supplemental apprOpriations totaling $11,460 to bal•ioners, representatives of~•· the costa. cuse Village Council, Salisbury, Ma.yor Lepr reported first ance the village books at the Suttoo and Cheller TCI'IOIIOhiJ> steps to seeure acreage ill the close of the year. These includTrustees and of the State De- Dark Hollow area suitable ror a ed $1,200 for the J)Olice PI\Vroll; portment of Heaitll, will be In- landflll dump to service Pome- $100 , first aid fund; $700, otllce roy and other political subdi- expenses; $300 parking meters, vited. Middleport Village laat month visions wishing to participate. all General Fwtd; $1,450, Ceme~ enacted leglslation establishing Middle~Qrt rates., approved tery Fund; $300, employees; $300 eharges tor use of a landfill Dec. 12, lnciudea licensed col- tools and maintenance supplies; ,.,. tions io they ean start the talks witll the Communists all the soon. .Wublnalon .... Sai8CII1 1:.1111 said dump it will open ln Salillbury Township, west of town. Middle- lbllicy o! eotabtiobing a iand!lll 20 New Members ]an. .. . i to 0 ;):-, 0 o dump, which woold serve Pome· roy Village and neighboring political subdlvlaiona, wW be called ear l.y next month, M a r o r Charles Legar told members of Pomeroy Couneii MOII<Ioy nlsh~ Ma.yor Legar said members ol llle Board of c.,..cy Commit- ment between the United States Aeeept Pressure "'We came here accepting daa:t we have to race a lot of pnlllll'e,'• Ky aald. ''We are ~·s BY J ~ u n WINGETT A meeting to explore the fea.l· shape of the conference the to doflno the kind or preaaure he meant, K,y said, Harrlman rel.laed to diiCU&S ----------------------------------. Sai8CII1 ahortly alter Lam Baid Sa.igm would never accept a settlement cllc:lated by Washington and Hanoi. Asked whether tlle allies had eome up with new propOsal& on ..-.· Preaoed NIGHT THIS WEEK TIL 9 ' • Pomeroy Balks Over 'oRates Set for Middleport's lllP "routine meeting," but it came PARIS (U~ A U,S..&luth Vietnam Jplit over tbe Vietnam Iaika wldonal rapidly todO)'. VIce Preoldenl NIIOI}'en Cao K,y • Ellterfelds In Pomeroy Vp.. liderable ~ er w•eldg_ _.._ 'l:lnz• _rl lhowers. ·:t. <.:· Ky Widens u. s. Rift A On Elberfelds Second Floor all this week, startlna tonl&ht, 6:30 to 7:30. ·.- clf..•-.• .. 'I ·' .-t11 tilt Cldl.ten Tt S. i. 'i' ' ' VOL. XXI NO. 166 7V ' Y· l:c "()' ; :.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1968 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "io Santi OIUI Is Here. •• I'~ Devoted To 'l7u! lnte,....ll Of 'l7u! Mcigl- M0110n Area Llnd~t~ be me mlllJoa. votes. In t11o 3GB. Fodr 111!4 . . . tonilhL !.« ltl lllo 20&. 00. Ileana. ~ 19 per cent increase and nwa1 areu a 13 per cent, tile agency said in a periodic report cmnpiled from statistics provided by local law Warmarthla-* 'lbe lt&le !lap of Geo<ila and Y.iuiulppl. eonta1n mtntature confederate fla.gl, r CI'OIII> o f - .........Ia RepoD. alaw ....... of '-lllelt.. NEW YORK - JOHN EDGAR HOOVER, 73, llle ooly ._, lilo Federal Bureau ol lllveltiptlon has .,... had, wW be beck lor an.._. of wcy in llle Nlmo odminlatnUon. Hoover. who ... headed the FB1 alDee It was created In 1924, COLUMBUS ;;;.- - · Jamoa SAIGON (UPil-1'118 Unlll!d wW be ponnltted tD aer.. when Preolcleo>Wie<l Rldlard M. Nbalo todaJ 11111"1- ... States today aent heine ..wn ..... a walvw ot t11o """""oory rotir«ned oge o! 65 u Presideal promo c..n Juadeo Paul W. captured North Vletnlmeae Joluuoo clld IDur ,.......... Brown ID tho AltornoY Gensailors in hq)e• of cetUrw back eral's ol'lee. .NCeeedlng WOAmerican flien held in HanoL SAN JUAN, P. II, - 11lE U. S. COAST GUARD hooded au ~erial llam B. Saxbo, aloc:ted . - . . , In South Viet.:rul allllld forces oeoreh toda> lor aU. S. Air Foree Cll9 earsoplall! c:arryilw oleht lui montll. killed at least 98 guerrOlasin a Ohio lid PemaylvarQ Reservists that crashed into the dense E1 The ~ wiU be ol.series ot battles. Yunque Rain Forest oolts '1ft)' to H«nestead AFB, Fta. !octlvo lmmedlalob' IJIXII realllThe release 12 mile• off the 1be CC.st Guard &aid it had no word on whether the men sur- natlon of Saxbo, - · aald. North Vietnamese port cl~ ol "wd. The plall! had just token oil fnJm Roosewolt Roods Naval Air ,. Jultl.ee Brown dld not Hek Vinh was the secon:l su.eh mid- S&atlolll em: the 1,200 mile dlgtlt to the F1orldl blae when It crashed. 1111• _ , . _ but ........ 19 gull repatriation In two lllOIIIha. acOOiit II llld lilo Rre&l ...,_.. U.S. authorities in saigon Aid WASHINGTON - THE NATIONAL CRIME RATE for the Drat s.lbiii.Q' that aoea wblllt,., Rbodea the release was arranged in niDe months of 1968 was 19 per cent abow the same period last said. ur am conf1dent that be talks between U.S. and N011JJ yeor, llle FBI Aid toda>. will aerve the 1tate wellln tlds Vietnamese diplcwnats in Vie~ Cities ol mm-e than 250,000 population had UJ aWJrage crime .......... Just .. he .... ....,_ tiane, Laos. hx:reaae ot 21 per cent for the period, sut.urt.n commwtitles had a od II well ID lbo paot in other It was interxled as an acttoa of good will that would -!ully lead to Nortll Vlellla· mese release of U.S. prisoners, a U.S. spokesman said. He s.td there was 11 !> guarantee Hanoi would reciprocate. &c'4 Nixon Advised Not to Turn Ill' l/ftlted Proaa - - Are in Effect Today Now You Know ·. '· 8 - The Da.lb' sa t'-lt Pcae~ 0., ....._.• .llilta'"'""'~tllo:;•~li,~J~Bti:W>l,..IIAO"""'"""',..I\C . ' w•. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 16, 1968 luckadoo tuckerman