https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0f9120c83d61d1d4d3ae89b97b25de5b.pdf 96d5104e7ef6edd3b0c9111751e064ee PDF Text Text u~ ' ':• ' ' .:b ·• . •' • ' ' ' ' • ' . • ,. ' ' • 'file ~ ~·· Pllil...,o,y.)f*leport; 01; N!Jftmbtr 18, .., P~o:~l~ttg_~~ ~~es~nt~~ orl Sunday ~ J~~qlealied :i. re /If' n /a ted A Union Middleport ;m. x- Four County IlJibrary Meeting in PoJl\ ~roy Fri 0 .·. .Two Candidates Aroun,d' lloli~~· DJOJM, The Qllllllbaa .... ~torDte. at the 1:311· li lild • I)I8NIII 111 the .tunlor Ice ol ihe MfddliiiGit~ led . •f:!!!'·of the ehurcb ..ut. Cbrl8t.. , . Aapia ~ Wild>. Dlrec:te!l br Be r .. ~ be preallilwd Gil Dec. Sclteo, tho plqlot tell · ' · dlarp ot the a c:hlid'a roaOIIOII iQ • ·ato.,. Of llrL Seltoa baa the birth of Cllrllt. ~ Dewl m CllrfmMa OVGilla tor the elllrdl bort hal the loaclq , ..W.,To!- and will be ulllllid with the playlet wlllch will' ilo~ PI8NIII 111 Mr1. ~ Rloe. ed by 24 junior choir membora · lnoos1ume. SINGERS COMING Final rehearsal for the playlet will be held at f p m. Satur The LemJo.r Singer a rrom lltdday at the ebureh, ' • well wlll 'be at revival .m... The amual Chri-s program at the F l - . Melbodllll of recitations by cblldreo of the Cburch, Wedneldl)' nlaht, New. primary and -besll>net: depart. 29, at 7:30. ' I , f Held Recently - . • Tile GILfORD • YU1r .. aty&.d console In srained Walnut color, or &rained Maho11•nr t:olor, 23,000 Voltl Picture Pow.r. 61,4• Ov•l Front-Mounted KODAK" CAROUSEL 850 zoom Greater dependability! Fe"r ..nice problems I Evary chassis connection :~.relully handwired for araatar d• ~ ~n dabi l ity, fewer service problems. Kodak Carousei850''Siide Projectors ':a au~atlc focusing Of each slide, remote control to c nge de, forward or reverse or automatic change ' every 5, 8 or 15 seconds. High or low biigbtneiS con- . trol: ll,a~e now during the Camera Sale. eratlon by ;the present leslala- Seal7 II chalrmall of tho ture." 1 I ' Soab' welrt 8lrthor to &I!' that Houae Select Comllltu. 011 Till a "~ revtlllon'' of Revlslm which Ia 'ti01'klnl oPorOhio's ~ atructure Ia needed adlcallJ em-In& the leslslallve and will be enaeted by the le&receta lD come 1111 wllb a plan lalature, llbldl reconvenes JilL for l'OY8IIIPinl the state's Iocal 15, "U ih• people l&lderstand tax atructure. u. said Wemeldl)' he .... theHeprob'lam." urr;cl' the councy otnclals 1101 IIDOiklnl tor tho committee, to COO(lll'ote ''ID bring about "beciuae final aetloo b&B 1101 this Ullllel'lllndlng." yel " - taken by the conunltIt ~d be aile to &I!' that t.ee."' On the oilier hand, Soab' Ia the bUI f tt)e commlltee ftnal11 lbe dla1rman and he DOled that r~s to lbo lUll House the conuntttee had been will ~ a klsaln8 C<Ualn to the char&ed with drafilnl a bW "u pllll Seal7 outlined Wedneldl)'. lit bll propoaal the personal rapidlY u poaalble," adllinl: )II'Oilll'tl' tax, both taDIIble and ''Fundalilental Revision" "We hope to e&rl'7 out thla lntan8D>l•· ...Wd be abollahed. pou ~ INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT aa~ont In time for Ca~llcl- tm GET GtJIIIGI ONlY 21 Open Friday:Nights Til ·9:00 I'Also Of,en All D1y Thursd•y• aa walld the proaent Income taxes itvled by 11 Jm1!11clpalltlea, The proaent mumclpal Income · walld beformula blended Into the cllllrll>uUon for . the counll tax and taxpsyero In munlcillallUea ..,.. po.ytng more than 1 per cent Income tax would eontlllle paying the blabor rote. The counll Income tax nue would be dlltrlbuted "to all unlll ot local govennnent 1.!1 a malhematlcal mamer that t'IC· OIJII&es no1 only present needS but also future growth lild changes 1n needs.'' Sealy said tho 1 per cent IncOllie tax would take some of the pressure o1r lbo real eatele l'l!Y._ '' Tax Bo(Jst Blocked Party Dec. 5th SYRACUSE - "Thankaglving PratW' ...s reed In 111111011 for devotions when the &Illshine Makers Claoo of the First United Presbyterian Cburch met recently In the cbureh annex with the president, Margaret CottrUI, presiding. Secrela1'7 and and ' Dr. Lacy Rice Of Belpre is PTA Speaker :llleO .. . ' But mi)roberl m. 111 MICHAEL L. POSNER tervl by UPI were unWASIIINGTON (UPI) - The movec! 11'1 ~tlon arkill' Houao Ways lo lolelllo 8'JIIIOI!Is that the proposed 10 Conunlttee remained u ada- per coni Income tax aurdlarp, mantly 11111-tax lnereua aa iiVer wlllcb theJ voted to abelvo Oct. today, cleoplte ..... !Gill! hour& 3, ,.. needed lD re<\ICe the of araumenll from Prosldonl ~ delicti, !labt lnflat!M, , Jomaon'a 1op fllca1 advlaerL and 1alealb' ellmblna Interest " Trea8UI'7 Se'crelar3' llalry H, Fowler, lluU!t D Ire c tor· ~Cuts Presented ,,,. Lharlel L, S<hultze lild Cbalr· BY THE UPl Th01 al• Clll)l't&aed little WASHINGTON - FORMER man William McCheSIII)' Martin IIIQiie titan pertunctorr tntarelll Prosldenl llwlabl D, Elaenbow· Jr., ot the Federal Reserve hi the admlnllllratlllll'l plan to or 'has dOIIated bla ahOltplaee Board were ctetermlnecl lD tr)' cut I federal spending by ...1 Gelt;y&burg, Pa., farm to t h e apln toclq In snolher IISaim blll,loo. even tiiCIUab It had be& nation as a national hlllorlc lite. before the taxwr1t1ng plllal. ElaeMower and bls wI f o, I Mamie, will eontlnue to occu~ taken: d Mr r. an a. &bert W, Sloon of Pomerw RoUto 1, are IIOWICq the birth of their llrat cblld, a aoo. The lnfllll, 11&111ad Timotlll wel&bed ,... ., )JOUIIdl lild l3 OIIIICOI, He wu bon! Motlclal, New, '17, at llollpltal, GaJII»>OIa. · • lild Mrs. James Walbr of Pomaro.r Route 3, are the malmlal .........-; and the polemal gr........-.. are "'-L Wavno a.vne "'""" lild the Iaiit Wa.vne ~~ Pomeroy Route 1• Mrl. ooyowl J.ona of Pomaro,y lild Mr.Mldill and Mra. Lalll'8IICO Wr"o! .._ ~ are the 'IfNI - Handbag w-. ~ OUR GIFT CERTI FICA YES tbNNiE • ALWAYS PLEASE' Put on your holiday oest and your elegant mood and co aJ,ve after 5 in shimmering silver 8 nd gold shoes I me . Pick a glittery, trim pump, or Black or White Peau de Soie W1th Handbag to match. Light up the evening! See~ in Seventeen. $9.99 to $11 .99 !"--=--- ,. . ~7 tho hollae and uae the .farm facllltlea <llrlng the pneral'a lifetime. Bul afterward& caatrol of the farm, adjoining the Ga. iYIIbUrl National Cemelor71 will so to the Government ana will be ClpOIIed to Vtlltors, the White . H111ae announced Woclrleadll. " Identificatio~ Sought Of Two 'EHS' Youths creased colla como !l'om .,_ foreoment o! this lllw the Incroaae Is ~a new rosponslbUIcy~ rsther !ncreues _,G. ani ill ~lng what baa alwaya a reiiJIO!Islbll!il' of ~about..:~~ :r:":at'"f10 per cent ,.:;era tax of the cases where children are 1101118 Ieabillllon said congresatonil on ADC pl.)'lllentl there are pullli8 oi 111 Increase tbls y - fathers capable 01 IIUJIIIOrllni ..U •'lmpoalible." the ;yuunptera, He estimated the IUIIIIIa1 aavtnss If the rathera paid up would be about $5 programs 1101 bearing directly on the VIetnam-· Chalrmlll Wilbur D. Mills, DArk., who sat silent thrwab Wedfteada.Y'S hearfn& plannocl to question the three otnclall :!I:"L ave~ ""':! mUllon. Anre was ellliD8UIIhed 111 the Mlcldlepe>rt Volun18er Firemen Wlllnesdl)' Nr. aed Mra, Staal01 Jclbn&OII, Racine 1101111, hucampieteclher tralallv at the OldoSiale School of coamotol~ and 11 now ....,. ployed at Marie'• ~le Poll Ill Syraeuae. Mill JolmiOII 11 a ......... til SOUther1l Hl&b School in Racine. 0::: ::: !Conservation Fild..· Shown: · .. . ~ · the m......., llurllll IOOial bour, de- • • .TIIltu ·~<;;'···.· .,· TwJPl.a4..,....., NOY.II-.. . ,,,; I ' 1.• Naf~ . ' :t·t' ',_ ' .-: ' by aeel- ' " . . '• Crowning of Children To Feature Festival bers attheLadlosAIIldliaryo!the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depart· mont. The two yowwotors !lllllled as "MissiDdMr.Sno•Oake"wlll be &elected oo the beSII o! the most contrlbulk>n• made oo be· hslt at the some 30 cblldrentakIna part at ths rote at a pe!llll' a vote. Judge a will be Mrs. Mollie Hill, Walter stewart&lldBobHoenicb. The festival will got underWII at 6 p m. 11111 booths a0t up for • lho "j,yW ..,..m leature baked a coid1'7 - · I grab bal table c:aDiiY llbop IIJhjiCIIII, goOdl; piDII · ·~·1 pme, · '·-~""" ......,_ pGUI ... ttem• IIIII there wtn be aoltdrlnka &lid CGI!ee IIIII oandwlcheo for sale. PrlzetwUlbeawardedtoall pll)'iqf the same•A psrt d the proceeds will be used to purcbase cillllb' trea\ll whleh will be prell!lded to cbll· ctrenattho SyracuseareaoolJec, 24 wben SaiD makes bls 8lllllla1 IIIJIIO&I'antO under aponaorsblp d the auxiliary. Door prizes will be awarded perlodlcali.Y ilarfJw the e...U. of the fellllval. MINDY LONG Yugoslav City lfit PrOJe ' ct ' By Quak~ - .McCarthy in 4 Primaries prllliarlea. WASHINGTON (Um.:. Sea. McCartiiY said In a lllatelnd Eupne J. McF artilY, !).lllnD., at a - s conference called lo IIJIIQIIIlCed today he will enter .-eo forlllallY u a cancllDemoerBII• prelldenllal prima- dote lhat be cloea 1101 aee In bla ries In WIICXIllln. OreP. move "1111' JII' CIIII throal to tho Callforula and Nebruka- U. unltJ and the lllrenlth of tho said he Ia doing ao becouae be Ill Democratic parcy," CGDeomed the JohniiCIII admlnlsHe reiterated earHer oxtrat!M aeoms to have aot 111 pressed feellnp lhat "there Ia llmlta Cll the prlco It will po.y IIJ'OIIIna ovlcillleo of a deepening for military vlc:lorY In VletMm. moral crlala In America: MoCartlt)' slid he will decide trualratlon and a within tWG weeks wbether to Dlac:cdllnt, cllopodtkla to extra iepl-lf not challenae Prtelcleul Johnaon'a _,pO!Icjea al., 1n the :Muaa- llleiPII - mllllifeatAIIlons Of .~ ~ n d New ~ofdre protelt." McCartiiY said bls declaim about :Muaachuaetll will citpeal principally upllll 11!8 rutoome at a mellll•g thla Accident Blamed On ley Highway •, . , -, • Extend.ed m Tune ~"'~---~8 . HERE ARE more of the 30 eonleatenll for the Mr, and Miss · Snowllake Utle In the Chrlstmal prcmotlona1 Jli'OII1'III' of t b e Ladle• AUXIliary at the Syracuse Volunteer Fire DepertmeJt. They are: Plllllp Hoocl, 1, ..., o! Mr. and Mrs. HarOld Hoocl, Lincoln Helgbta; MindY L<q:, 4, daughter of Mr. 81111 Mrs. Richard tcq:, MiddlepOrt; Kennelb Edward Kiql, I, and Uaa Kine, children at Mr, IIIII )Irs, Kenneth KIQI, PunetW, weekend of that IIIAIII>'I Democrallc ..,..un!ltoa. The New HaJ11111b1n prlmarJ BELGRADE (IJPI) - A earthCiual<e odonla toda.Y and psr coni of the bulldtnp illln~·=~r~\ clcy of Dehsr, Beigracle B ft~. . At least seven persons weie ported killed butmore....,ofa!tlri ed burled In the rubble, Yugvolav army unill _.. to Debar, which lies ID u ~a[i1 ~ oarthCI~=ualce:::faWt: ·~,el~i~ with runs adoWn huge to Greecea persons were & reoort m Lake Ohrlcl em Maeedmla. The ..11 quake wasfeltlliii'Q....,: oul the region and In Europe. It slllljli)Od lions lines to Debar, banlan -r, and lngs In nearby cludlrw Slrop!Je, the capital, tbe radio aalcl. Price Hurt II flrJI. It CODIOI nut Mardll2. Wlac011aln Ia April 2, Nobralka ""' 1' llllCI Orep May 28, Leslie Price, Callfllrnla J-- '- The llaa,.. Ill fair coodlttoo clilllltllll'lm&l7_Ia Aprll30. ' •· uy~ -at~ · • ' LISA KING KENNETH KING PIIIUPHOOD ' · ' - ' . . . . . . . . .ted Hclou1 rtl'l'tlhlnlntt wen iltl'V· ed 117 the flrllll'lde homeroom When a man has put a Umlt on what he wUI do, h~ has put a llllllt on what he can do. -charles M. Schwab, American induatr)allllt. d •• UNDA .JOIIII80N UNDA JOHNSON, daUJhler o! And JtiUI sokl to him, "If you call} All thing~ <!rt posatbl< to him wlw bt!Ntle~."­ Mark 9:23. ovellinll - ·::::::::::::~:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::i:i~::::::::::::::~!:::::::::: HI.__, DIDihlra. ' clenl. FlretnOD llllll""red a call to the Hobson yltdllD (lUI out abUrn· Ina bUilcllqj. TheY clld jUII thai. Loter, bmlstlption disclosed !bat~ In the areabadtn· teat10111lb' aot nre to the strue· tare to remave It from the site. It .... Ulumed the lire ...Wd reiUDio today, It .... lllllldmoolb' ...... to IIUI'ChaM &1'111 William Amalt wu QIIOinled chalrman lD llrvMIIIiate IIIII purci1aM 1&11111. U. llad also caataetad.,. tborllbia COIICOl'll!ng the 0 1 d lruclt pulled Gil the pi----' and ~.... thai ~~--. rrmed.It walld be .., Tho llrll IJ'Ide reeolvld the -·' _.... IIIII - . ;" ;;•• tala prlllnl. · . Dr• a•... 11\'8 •...,.. bd8nll1111 Ialii on dlntal hoallll, fOL. lOnd wtt. ll'CIQP clllcuiiiGD. The ~ grade homeloom llllllllrl will be hoatAiasel to Ute ~-~ . ~ ~~- ¢ coorta. He char&ed that failure olioIP""JIIIlllliU: PfOCill~ IIIII: ~ lo ' enlld uiefr. IIUJip&l' cal 51jppOrl talei '-'·orCillltl'lbUtlcf • C~of.U.IIIIIIMr;SDOW• ftJr hiallet taxes. to a great extent'' to lncreaalng Oake will hlcblliht & holiday leaThe formula for cuttlni ~ o! the Aid to Do.pendenl Uval to be llll&ed on Dec 9attllll spendlni called for a 2 per cent Cblldren program. ' remetlon In IPVeflllllllll po.y"Keep In mind," he told tho Syracuse ElementarY SchooL rolls and a 10 per cent cut 1n all cOUIItY otnclala, "that U 1n- stagllil the foatiYal are mem- projector J'ti)alred, M ~ Oblo lllirarleo,, idl'l!d.. - lfll II aUIIIblt. tnlkin of all atato IIIII federal er lllllerfala oudl ulilllll, , _ 81'111111 and lid )II08riiD8, ell.. lie doe\111101111 lrlbutla! of atal8 doCUJ!I8IIII and . azlnes are aloo - cOf)l'dlnatiOII of ell llbr&l'7 aeUvltle• 011 the state levol. u sale IIOUI'CO o1 achOOI operating rovenuo. lndlvilllal .....Ues eoold levy addltlmal personal iDCOJne tax, "pim· back" Cll the 1 per cent. Same Tax 0. Bualaess He said the 7 per cent 11&111'• for the tax .., bUalaeaaes 1181 dolermlned by a Battelle Memorial lnatl- abldl' and ~ lean the aame tax bUrdea oo blistneas u Is placed Cll It by the personal proper\1' tax. Also aueaklnl to tho COIIII\Y otnelals Wemeldl)' waa Lyle Lee of Lima, a state Welfare Departmout olrlclal, who urged cwnties to spend tho needed to enforce a new law craeldng clcnm on falbero who fall to 8IJRIOl'l their chlldrell. Lee pOinted rut that the law, wbleh req.dres councy welfare departments to llle non-support charges against abaent fathers Bble to ~ their cblldren, would moan extra work for proaeeutors, llherllfa, and II•• Announcing Birth ~ ~% Oblo'a ill'"'dll)llll, ,.,...... 1, ~ v sgonc!M Wid ~~.• '1 IIIII orderlt eliplnlioD ,til all tldeat ..., 117 ._. If tax I treasurer relM)I1.8 were awrov.. ed and $56.25 clear was reported on the EleeUon Day dinner A free will olrerlng wu Tho amual Christmas pan;v will be Tuesday night, Dee, 5 In the church IIIIOX, potluck ~ ner ID be aeftled at 6:30 wltb lito mala Item ID be ~ Fried Cbleken. '!'here w1n be 111 oxehanp of $1 gllta, and a gram con4aeted by lolarlliU'OI Wlnob....,..r. · Election ot otneera ,., d 1 eeusasd. Naom!I...toavollllteered .. prellclent and the IICI'etary, Esther Harden, and All· nea Wbitel treasurer were retained, • Plllll MrO made to aervethe recepUGn for the !lflveaterThelll ncldln& to be held In SYRACUSE - 07, Laq Rlee tho e1unb December 22. Hfl. of Belpre .... the .... ~" en Diddle wa1 ~ chair- er When the PI' A met In the man. •chool llldltorlum with the vlcoDuring tho aoclal bour delle- prealdebt, Vlrlillla Flaher, preI..,, retreabmonta wen ••ed stdlna. by the hoateao, Gonevlev.SclllllSoerata1'7 and -.urer r&der, to Esther !lflveatet, E.. pOl'll wwe -vred u read. ther Harden, Naomi ~ Hel- A dnaatlan waa lD llle en llarrla, lllarllJU'OI Cottrill lild TB lo H Aaan. ldarpret Wlntbrennor, ' The lllllt >'Oied to P01 tor rr--< the cll&lllng of tile audltarlwn driPIO, npalra Deeded on the 1111np, IIIII to han the IIIOYia Mr. and Mrs. Sloan and Come Alive After 5 !! ~ ~"'~~ ,ale THII~C:I'\AV NOVEM~ER ~0. 1967 ,OHIO NO. 162 run today, 22 ,000_ Volts of Picture Power • Custom "Perm•Set" VHF The qu•Hry gtHs in belor• the wmo ..-.e~ .I ' : 1ne ~u~mg • VHF/UHFSpotlite Panels•Automatlc "FrlnP._ xk C1rcuit • Tone Control ,7'*fl" ~ ~ c 3 EST IN PERFORMANCE 1 ~ ~ 32,000 011 pnerai...,,Jeell,\ .. 11,,. lOoks an..SlDIII!W'P· nual clloliur,_tl bid . '$; 118111 allll _.-1, ed a1molt $5,000. , '\:. ""o '!ler llbrlrle1 llllllf While the ·llbral'7 flrllt beiP, «. '$. ter-llbrarJ IIOI"ffee .llld In on a llmlt4d bella, It Ia 110\ kill to eauiiiJ . - . reapoaalble !'Or proWidlni lldiC!I' 'Ji IJnoarlel, Balik - - !IN maliGn and ather aenlCOI. for· "' ,:. ede to the llbn1'7'• - . I Has le.U: ~lectrlc eYe exposure contro~ compact and llghtwelgllt, Hu adjustable pistol 8J'Ip. Save on lhls fine camera during this aale. HANDCRAFTED ~ ~ c&rl'7lnloutihelra.tlea. The le8111iaturo llllPfOill"lated $1,000 for addllloaa1 bOoks and ......., ruiN l!lll'erniDJi tho llbrali; placlllllt In the care of the IJritBIIIOl'· It was open onb Uln8 111id0111 of the lelialalllre and boOkl were loaned only to alate olrlclala or their .-etarlta irnl then only !'Or li limited time. Later Je&rl 11w the llbr&l'7 ..,.nd In Jlllinber o! volumeo. By. the end of 1872 there were 5,964 law boC1ka and more titan aly of GOP Wants Business, ersona4 County Income Taxes Projector Kodak lnstamatic · 118/Mvie C..meras Around, Pomeroy Speaker. XX see It-the . MrL Marjorie Cunnlnabam and Mr. Robert Moore Of the Clllreh of the Nazarene. aanc "Transformed." She accompanied at the plam, The eloalng Pf!U'er ,... by the Rev. SoUers. Recital Planned lndlreCII1toall~ ~ ~coU;tiori ·~~~~ .llilO~OOO ~ a~lllnd ated $9,500 11 for the .,........... dl,...etlollal'7 use. Foitunatel1 for lal8r Oldo1110, he aetod 1q1011 bla bellet IDthevaluelnbOCka. Wblle ID J'ldbdolphla, Gover· nor Wortlllnilm , 11*1!: $945.6'7 for 509 booka. Theae bOok• were the ,...leua .til the llrlll state Llbr11'7, , The llrat bOoka and werutlacedilboVottitlllateaudttor• 1 office. ThOJ' were lD be uasd In provldlnl !nfot'maiiOtl for elected otnclala tO antst In You Kno" ThlllltiiMPI ·~ Jatercoa ,... led li7 tha, Pau!Seliera d the United Brethren ~ "- al• read the acrtpturo lesion and .... tho IIQtora1 prayer Eleanor Kay SCtmetclor p~ay: ed .. Cll'8lll prelude and . bide and acoompoaled tor~ grepUonal ~. The "-'wak. enlnl Cilorue" 1181 111111 b7 Roae AM Lisle. She al., pla.Yed for tho Rev. Stutler, a1ng1ng, "Jt~~~a Is the Sweotelll Name 1 Know .. MrL A. 0, Lee read aa ...U. : :.."The Origin Of Thinksglv- Attr•ctlve ContempoWQ. ~·ill'"' . :t} ~~ ~""tr-~ s1gg.ss ~mllllall ~to~ Velma~ the Reo. A. E. llllller oi the Cbureh of the Naprena w!1on Ua1m Senlcea wen held Wedneldl)' ~~ In the flrlll Unit.. 1111 Prelb,rt8rlan Churcb. . The call to lli>iililD and m. vocatlan - • 11'1 die 'lleJ. )Vot>- - ·. brarllll. · !til · Mila 0.11' was formerly act- come • ataat pro. Ina ataf.e llbrarlaD rrom 1983 vldlnl valuable .er.icoa to oCbto 1988 and """ livea a ope. or litllllbiiiODI llld dlreell.Y and cla1 eltlitfGoo ·I'IIC«<Il7 for , her · work. . · ' thtr. .Libr&1'7 'l'be )I8Jp l:ounl1 J!oolcmci!l)e Ia o bOCka Senlco il- a lli!'l. til .the state ail well ,u a otPDizaThb year the lion. . •. I ; Ohio state Libf&l'7 II cbllerY· lit the IIWIIIII8t .Ol1817, Oblo'l Ins Its 150th ilimlverl&l'7 Mrs, Governor ThOmU · WorilllnaiOO Ia MeiSJ .ilbrar- ,ltiurneYed lD t!Hiija,t to lnYe.. IIIL · tlpte the edmlnlalratlott of varSince ltl follndlns In 1817 the loua state ~·· The Ohio State Librlll')' .hal llfOWII ltGm G..,el AaiilmbiYIbad 11lPf'1Pl'1- LJbi'&l'7·~ SYRACUSE - Tho 'l'hankqlv- lng ......... .... cla1lvwred by \ Ina �\ ' ' l- The lllll1 ~·~~ ' ~-Ykldleport, o., Nov, 30, 1967 ' . .. .. PPs.ter ContestAnno11nce<t .--~· ----~------· ·:::=~~=.:::::: leso If ;you're behind In your ear ~~ ~~~~-:. ~Vacatlilil, and TraVel ·HElEN HEll US! •• ' Plans Diun~r · Helen . ( ~; PT. P~- 1be y~ RepmUcan C... baa ~Pled Yotrnl ASKED FOR fi'l , boldt i:oant;r, Calltornla. It pa: :·a "KicloJir '88!" dlliDir Tbla CGIIIIDII Is for 10111111- Dear Kid: . for Solm....,., o.c; ., • 1he TodQ ~ uked me for a Jr. illall Sehoal eafete.Ja beJID. pie, their problema and pleasures, their troobles and IUD. As jab, From 1he look of your ahOUI'ninl at 7 p.m. . A promlneal i!OUtl~ llpe WIG! the rest of Helen Help USI, dera as :you walked out, I aua.Will be 1he ..... !llieaker wWt It welcomes llllll!bs but woo't peet :you've been Wmed down ·• IIJt o! spelkera IDa 'dlsnltari- dodae a serious Clleat!CII wWt beforo and ma;vbe 11111 beUeve abru~. 1)y tbat ldds out ol b •• h ' ans lo be ]IUbUihed Iller, Send :your teen.qe CI1Ntiont schoOl can't lind work. · ·. Eddie Mcl>el'lllijt 11 prealdellt But I hired a teenager toda;y, :of the eount,y Y011111 Repub)Jean to YOlJITH ASKm FOR rr, care Club o! Malao ~ Iiiii Law. of Helen Help US! this newspaper. Yoa aaw him. He was the one with the Dollshed abDeiJ iDd a renee Gerlaeh, Jr., eoan1;y eom. neclltle. What 11&8 10 special missioner, Ia PI'QII'IID ehalrmaa REQUFSI' FOR REPRINT Dear Helen: about him? Noterperienc:e;JIOith. ·for the ldekofr dlmer and dallee. About a year 1110, 1ilu ran. a ar of :you had any, ATTri1JllE, · Tlcketa m.,- be obtained from Iotter from an empiQYer, tallaon, A.T.T.I.T.IJJJ.E, JUt him ·Mr. MeDermlli, prelident; Etta file a 1xll' wily he didn't get hired. an 1he pa.yroll. He took tlme to :Sue Slurgeoa, rice president; llciY· Not long ago, there was anolher lind out 11\Y nome and he called 'Keefer, leeretaey and Mary letter from a dlll'erent empiQYme Mr. -----or "eir," not llopldno, treaourer. All re&ldelltt er, this mostly about IIPelllng. ''Hey :you." I rather 1ma11ne ·of the eoun1;y are 1nv1tec1 lo atI saved the last leta:,. bat can't he lmow to spell 11\Y name ·lald. find the llrat one. Would 11111 correctly, loa, He did his beat mind printing It again, as the to Impress me. That's where ha two columns wiD be very help. edged yoo out. IW In our ".Job.;Ffnders" club. Yoo - · ldd, people who hire , PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Thank :you, - JERRY people llrell't "with" a lot of ADMri'I'Eil: Nn. Charles Jef- Dear Jerry: Ullllgs. We know more aboutl!lng fers, Grimms Land!nr, Carolyn PU be glad to, eopeclally Iince than Rlnalo, and we have· some . Buck, Leon. 1118QY others have alao uked for Stone Age Ideas about who owes , DISCHARGm: Sarah LuU!Jn, a repeaL The Iotter waa writ. whom a living. 111a.Jbe thatmakss l't. Plea~ M r a. Garland ten b.Y a bualnessman In Hum• . uo prehistoric, but fllere's nothMayes, Awle Grove. Ing WI'OIIII with the ebeeks we · sign, and H 11111 want one :you'd better tum to our wave length. MCA MEETS FRmAY I want 1101118011e who wiD II'> out In the plant, keep his ayes · PT. PLEASANT - The meet. DIVOTID fO INTIIIn "lng of the MasCII Count;y AaaoMliOS claUon for Retarded children, • -.. ~.~..!e:.~ .....lll'llb T.,...IIL llttelo whl Ch WBB -'-'••-••• ~ announced "*~mH ~ S.runll., 'r for Nov. 24. will be held FridQ', .,.. OMtt v.,.,, lllthlldun• t".-Mu • Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m. at H -aon -10 ilwr-1aJoo ..._11._'"""PM ......., Oldtl•. Scbool. A tum, "Toy Makers," ""'~t~ttot•• ~ • .,.,"' _,,. ·will be lbown In the new ~cial --~..."~ ...,.,.,. " '1 •' PHt. fl ln. Totti "EduC&doo Cll88 room. '11dl!l mm lifi!IAMI .....llq ,..,..._..... .- 1 J•••" first of ali with .llln.•III.C.IIutlet. lftt. " ,..... Plump ph:le ._...n.>nu -WRUI iflltlllt.,, ltlw "l'ert Cit), N- W-. bod~ is hug· .a retarded tal year old. Tht11 . - -..... - ._1111..._ .,...,.. " ft'lt .. ,., gable,lovable! in later parta; with an emotion- _, -. ,.._ •• ....II ~'"P" ., .., onu "'sturbed ......._ fUM IDd. - .,..,., ......... Oflk'e. ...... II• -v w ..-. .. _ ...r n,... _,. 1'*a• ., .working with older retarciBtes. -.. """' .. _ lildW I want ;you to be Infereated in MY problems. ll ;you have 1he vapst Idea of wbat l'm tr:YID8 to u,y, lot It •'nerat tlme 1llll ask for ,a job. You'll be head and shOUiderl oovlhe reatl Lciok, kid: a.e only tlme jabs grew 111 trees was while moat of JDil1II)Wel' was wearing Gl'a and pulllllg K,P, For the rest ol hfstory, :you've had to get a • job Uke 7ou set a fl[rl• "Case the Bitllatlon, wear a cieaD shirt, and lrY to IIJIPMl' wllllng." . Yoa mil)' not beUeve It, but all around you employers are look,. lllg for .YlJUIIB men (and women) smart OIIOI1llh to , after a job . In the olcl-tashlm8d way. When they lind one, they ean•t walt some of their ""rrtes For botb oar oakes, GET EA. GER, will JllU? -EMPLOYER piQ'Dienla :. :,_oed lllr 1 are _.~~-~. liD be held F~ 10 tluo 1ldrd annual ........111~ poa- 1braulilt 18,. 1968, lit QliiO tgum:_~:J::w~ Illata Falrarcxmda CoiiiiUIII JD4 --· • Amlel, 1'¥ coqteat -besliui11>1aFrld8;y, • lldJolufldll ~ will ~~~·::will nm::"'e be pre_... lo Che llrllt tbree 11 D-.......:.lf'lol N·~-al place ~,;,,...·top_!'~~~• ""' - - - . ...... be ~ and - · ~• ~eea an .d tiKi Dilpatch Ohio ~~~~ ~· lo ea. a. . couraaw ' ri&lloi'a from oCher All Bluclenta In Ohio's pubUc, BlatA!a and OVI!l'INi. . . . parochial an d Jlrivate hlsh The top 10 wtnnera will ~ scboO!a are ellslhle to eompete. ee1ve ci11111catea vt award from Each partlclpatlllg schoOl will the i)epvt:meni of Nlllur~ Be~eet the beat alnl!le poster aoureea. · . ~ those BUbmltted by ItS stu. A plll8l vt ,)ldseo will aeieet dtilt bOciY. 1he 1linplllg p)llera 111 ortslna1t. ~he. aeleeted poster then will toY, artistic merlt, neatneo and represent the schOol In the com- cl~. Nemea CliChe )ldgaa will petiUon, and will be placed Clll be 81110UDC8111atar. ~2Uc~dl!!sp!!!I~IIY~al;,!'th~e~Col!!!umbu!!!!!!!~•!._.:.:.,::._...:___::.:;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;~ .a.. :'·•= auders c.m reect!' tor 1he Buektlfla. Many cOlon.,.,. Gr.ci., to ChociM FrOm HAVE YOUR CARPETING IT'S HERB! AT THE .... INSTAlLED IY PROFESSIONAL . c:ARI.!ff LAYERS - ---··. ·-- SPIN -A-YARN New patterns and ideas lo cut the cost or Knitting on Jumbo jet&. This Is an entirely new concept Jn Knit· ling. Makes It possible for anyoue, even a beginner to complete a dress In just 7 hours. Every knitter wants to try the Jumbo Jeta and now the lower prices make it pooible. stop In and let us show you how to (Knit It today and wear It tomorrow) at rea· S<mable prices. l'atterns available for men, women and cblldren. See our complete line of Cllrlstm4s Cards, Gift Wrapping and SfiUIU Gift Items. NEW WHEELS ' fOR SNOW TIRE MOUNTING $9.89 POWELL SUNOCO SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PH. 992-3451 ~--· CLEVELAND (IJPI) - T h e New York Glanla; veraawe Joe MorriiGII rislts his home IllatA! Sunda.y 11hen the New York Gll!nts arrive for a cont..at with the Cleveland Browns at the atadlum. -,. ---·-... - -~- w- · . ' MIDDLIIPORT, 0. .. i.~- - -.:.- .. - ---- -- - 34'11-lttt:h $16• "' a. . ................· GIANT AUTO TRANSPORT -.n:: .... ""' llfk . . ~.... ,.. Jorln Boyo have great fun loading and unloading 3 new caro. Reallotlc detachable cab. Plaatk:. ltr'"" ,_.., Tl . . . (We Are Not Open On Sundays) SIMON'S Open Dilly . 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Satnrday Til 9 E. MAIN ST. 992-3975 Til 8 POMEROY Mer.e Telll·N-Do WESTERN RIFLE Pull the trigger-hear sound of authentic shot and ricochet. Re· allstlc wood· & metal design. Rooted Hair! 499 Rul Lin A~tlo•d TRUCK SETS ••4.,/4.99 Pitk·up, tow, dump ·and fire. About t-In. TODDLER DOLL Boston Butt PORK ROAST ' HudTu,nal •mour o,.,.wt Corvette StlnP'IIJ MottHUit: Soft poly baby, C•r & Track s.t moving arms, lega.18--ln.tall. 4X·In. plaotlc car, 8 sections track, 2• 99 Sporty convartlbla; turbo aound. 4 to 6lb. Avg. SLICED PORK STEAK .. 39~. SA NOW Priced to $1.17 each !· 77c.,. David DIYiel PORK SAUSAGEET3~.1 GROUND BEEF.3 '1·29 • Tootaletor Trudia • M1gnellc ll91rds • Vehicle Sets PictUre Puzzles 3-ln-1 Truclta • PictUre Booka lb SALT FISH....... 49~. ·olEO.~a •....... llt.5 McCOY'S ll·K:!·7 vatue Buy Great fun-In· doors or out. 2 • and J2.8 overall. l'omero7 linJibed In a tie for MVenth ($. 8) and llutland campalgued In the MOVC. Wolfe has b.- working pret,. milch with II8YIIl bQ)'a, all llllliors but ~. ODe Is t h e 6.3 junior from Lanpvllle, Joe M.Jera, who has been lltoWing excellent p1'011'81S otr one sea- v ' U-7. Morr!BOD's past seasons have also 11.- marked by ouch .,..,-terback and previoual,y was a star. passer for the UniversitY of ClnclnnaU two leUOIIS before switches. he was moved lo running baek. He hal piQed In the defenLast season Morr!SCII started slve baeklleld and as back-up ABA STANDINGS By tJnlted Preao International EAST w. L. PeL Minnesota • • • , 14 5 .737 Indiana • • • • • • 14 6 .700 Pittsburgh • • • • .11 12 .478 New Jersey • • • • t 11 .450 Kentucky , • • • • 7 13 .350 WEST W, L. PeL New Orleans • , • 14 5 .737 Dallas .. • .. • 9 8 .529 Denver • • • • • • U 10 .524 Oakland 9 13 .409 Hooston .. • .. 6 12 .333 Anahebn .. .. • 7 16 .304 WmNESDAY'S RESULTS New Jersey 106 Anaheim 101 Kentucky 111 Dallas 80 H011staa 102 Oakland 91 Oni,y games BCheduled. Dairymen to Meet Dec. 9 In Columbus ••• 0 Bucl{s Still Lacl{ Speed On Hardwood J./2.85 •SHELL PEANlJTS Seamless sheer Cantrece"· •MINCEMEAT for a perfectflt-orflnelacy mesh. Sizes 8Y,·11Y,. CH£1QPES, RED 00 ..., , .. SP08T;& DRBS Addroaa Boo~ . • • f ' Matchlng&lltionely I,1 , IUICI. iuwp .. Commuter Clutches Zipper and flap pouches. 7·1n. Pe•rllets 2•00 1· or 2·ttranda; , matching 1anlng_e. • tt.,. Uil oo· •..• ..,,..,.••• ~-. Dauber,bufter,tie. ·'JI' IU/l'. ........ Just Arrived! 42.·Differlnt Kinds Now On Displ•y Pearl Necklace and Earrings. 1.00 Klddiegem Jewelry Sets .... .. 1.00 . Women's Shift' Gowns ........ 1.99 · Infants' Holiday Diaper Sets . .1.99 Women's 34-40 Shells .... . .. 2.99 Tie & Jewelry Ensembles ..... 1.00 ' . .7.ae ., . ., ···,·:~·~.;. . • ' .. •,...., · ' ··- 'f'~·k,nll~~~~--~~· . . Mell's Strftch Socks .. ...... 3/2/io · · Ml!l'l Lined lllnyi"Giovei .. ·.. .' 1.® · Children's !Jedroom Sllppers1.99 Wo1;11en'!l Qrlon Shag SIIP"f~ ~~~ Electric Can Openers .. :: ..., Elect~lc Calving ,Knife .... "'' . :1;99 I •' " JACKEIS . '•Vifl · .. .•lARJlOW ·-· - ·· · · ll·llfliii!M ftr•11ft lhoe Poll•h Kl' . for 1 lllflno ·ahln't. ' 111 QUA&RY PAINT SHOP HER£ FOR BI~IR S£1.£CTION$,11TTIR VA&.U,f , 3 Tons of Christm•s C.ncfy " f• 99 up By.krow, RUJb11c PurlliD •· eC'ANDIBD ·~.rrc.w: A favOrite gift for women! Buy One-Or Itt Gift-Boxed •WALNUTS . ANI) GREEN Jewelry Boxes I Tho Bing Hot, ...... Hospital · MEIGS EVENTS ANNUAL CIIRISTMAS!Iuaar, Heath Jlllbodlat Chnrch, MJddle. port, ThurldiJ, dMirch b a 1 emeal; _ . at 9 a.m., aervlllg of IUIICJiea wiD belln at 11 111. SaluHal'lnde ttem• C:t.iii Iiiii _.;. ao1d by tha ~·- ...., - . .. ...... ADULT CHOm practice, st.l'aul Llltheran Church, 7:30p.m. Wednellday. a. Holzer Hospital: Visltillg hours 2-4 and 7.S p.m. Parenla only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Wendell T. James, 2004 Chatham Ave.; Steven T. Lewis, Mercerville Star RL; Mrs. Charles w. Lanter, 12 Edgemont Dr.; Bemard Osbourne, Patriot Star RL; Mrs. stanley R. Be!Yille, Cheshire; Tanya L, Owen, Rod. nay; Robert L. Erwin, RL 1 Bidwell; Otis E. RlceJ. Eureka Star RL; Henry E. Meadows, Rt. 2 Crown CitY, Mrs. Vauatm J. French Add!S«<I; Mro. Robert A. Wray, Konanga; Susan Y. GI,..., Vlntaa; OriB H. IJod. 1011, MaS«<I; . Jolm D. Gerlach, PL Pleasant; James H. Cauf. man, Pl. Pleasant; Heriry R, Eichinger, Cheater; Mrs. Hor. ace R, Edwards, PomerQYj_ Mrs. Donald A. AUan, Oak H I I I· Walt.!r D. Trent, Jr., Hamoou; Lori M. Lansl!ome, Lima. Pistons . h Tnump ": team threw IJU:~ and 23 yards ·period to live FRIDAY RACINE SENIOR CLASS will sponaor a dance In the j.mior high school auditorium Frlda.Y followlng the Reclne-Gioaater baaketball game HOMEMADE SOUP and """ mage sale will be held from 9 a. m. to 5 p, m, Friday and Saturday a the Rutland American Legion hall be the Rl&land Senior Mothers. JITNEY SUPPER beginn1Jw Frida.Y at 5:30 p. m. In 1he Eutem High Sebool cafeteria before the I basketbal ·game between Hannan· Trace and Eaatern. Tbe event Is sponaored by 1he Eastern High School senior elass. WAHAMA IDGH Sebool willsponsor a dance with The Jeyo Friday night at the Wahama Hfgh 8)'lll 9:30 • 12 p. m, followl!w 1he Wa~ hama u,., ba kelball ,_., s game, . • BAZAAR by the WlllllOn of the · Hoek !ilriJWa Methedlot Church Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. Willi 4 p.m. at Duke Cleaners, Second st., Pcmeroy. Gift ilmDa for sale will lnelude homemade candles, dolls, and fancy work. A bake sale will be held on Satunlay, SATURDAY IBGH SCHOOL DANCE PIJV,op. en to the pubUc, will be held this Saturday at the MlddleJX>rt IUgh School auditorium from 8 1o 11 p • m. Tbe JIll'• will emcee. JUNIOR INSTRUCTION class at St. 1'au1 Lutheran Clllrch, 9 a. m. Saturday; Junior choir rehearsal ot 10:30 L m. MONDAY THE TIIEODORUS COUNC!Ll7, Dautlbtera of America, will meet at 7:30 Mond&y night at the IOOF hall. The annual Christmas party will be held with a 50 eent sift exchaqje. Sandwiches, cookies and eollee will be served. Mom· bers are lo wear wltlte for the chartor ~for Hattie Curtis and Naaol SWann, past national B7 United Preas llltarnaUonal Dave be a "llll'bele man" to eome Natiol>al BaakeiiJall Aeaoclallon pur. lata but be's the next belt thlllg lo an automatic scorlllg machine as far as Che Detroit Platona are eonceroed.. At 6 feat, 3 lndtes, BlDg Is small by NBA atsndarda and be aeorea 1111111Y ol bla points by scooping liP loose beUa and settillgother "cheap ohota." The Platona dnll't mind one bit, '-eve~ because Bing Is "SEVENTII REAVEN" Ia lhe DOD·Manlst aame of a reatalll'ant hlgb up on lhla ' relllforced eonerete fele. vllloa tower rillnl 1,748 feet over M014!0W'I ()atan. ldao Dlalrlet. The atruelure Ia .uearly 3110 feet bfCher · tho New Yor••• Empjre·. Slate Blildln11 wltll 1&1 u, · tenaa. 'ne 8 ov leta say . deU televlalo• p let a rea from 11M tower'• trnlllllill· atou walle received ap to Bing IIIII¥ ~ niah~ l:n~ ~ e ....., the Platona• last 10 points In a 127.123 victory over the Los Anaeles Lakera. The victory enabled the Pistons In creep to ~ ~=phla••vl7 ,....e s Eaatern Dlvlalon race. Bing and Eddie Miles each ooored 32 points 1o lead the Platona While Elgin Baylor had 30 and Jerry Welt 23 for the Laksra. The San Franclooo Warriors eoasted lo their aeventh Btrai&Jtl "768 ctory113-9Wh5811 dththay NbeatYthrke rs an e ew 0 Knlcka defeated the Clnclmatl Royals U9.991nother IIIIIDI!S. The Warrior!!. who now trail the llr&ti>lace .._ Louis Hawks by a haU..game In the Weatern Division, had • 2~ lead with 9:23 remaining In the :! "'b:":t, = thr:- ~ 08~',1_1n~ed s e Warriors with 22 points while Chot Walker had 24 for the 76era. Dick Van Arsdale and Willis Raed led a late New York rally that ~ Ill> a 33.{Joint lead over lnclnnaU with 6:52 left In ~-!""""b ~ni AlkI 12 pla.yederst u.... ~ w~ c s scar a least two point& apinlt the ~~c~Yals, who were without the lnjtted Oaear Robert1011. baa had by fir '!; .'i:::WIn'::' compared to Na'f7'a r~ balfbaek excallent YIJUII& In addition to threat of rill bealcally 0 alve-mlnded team. The limited their nine OJIPOIIenls to an polnta a pme ·' ., ~ck ·Jolll c::.t. · wri&Jrt and IIIIi 11Gb T.,._, \ Navy has a COII1blllalbl M has helped the team ...01' more than 2il points pur . . - . . But the Sailors are whenever Cartwrisht'l peeIs coatrolled and have ;rh141!1·. an averaae of 26 points a,._ T<messee FIDiabe.Snt • , . The 11111D1! Is Ill' fir ... bluest na11ona1 attrutloa ._ IUrday althousb aeven1 ..._..,.. ranked ~ 111ao will be In action. ·· j Tennessee. the DBIIDD'a· No. $ team which will 1J11181r Ia Orange Bowl, ends ItS ...... 188100 aptnst Vandertlllt It Knoxville and Ia • ~at favorlt.l AI~ which will ~ Texas A&M to 1he Colton Bowl; Is a II8Vfl>iiOIDI cbalce 09W Auburn at Blrmln&bam. 111!1 Mlsslasljlpl, which will M UniversitY ol TllliU at El l'ui ' In the Sun Ia a 20-p!W pick over : In other games, bound Oklahoma Ia a favorite ol Okllhoma Rice Is a alx'{JOIDI choice Ba;vtor Texas twO-point pick tNet Methodist and Holy OII&1IOint favorite over College. ...-.we ·a.. •--------t. 1 Want To Thank All the Voters of Sutlon TOWDiblp . . GIBSON LEADER NEW YORK (UP!)- BOO Glbaon, st. : ; Cardinals' W ldtheSerle tehlng h Carl trzemakl, the Boston Red triple crown wlmer, was second In the Octd>er voting for the S.. Rae !Uckok ProfeosiCIIal Athlete o1 the Year Aware!. .:-shed nr.: s for their supJiort. Thank You TRUSTEE IOYJONlS ......nor. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club -ual Christmas party wiU be beld at 6:30 p. m. In the aoclal 1'0Cllll lithe Presbyterian Church. There will be a siftexcha~WefoJ.. lowlntr 1he dinner, Members are remlndel\lo take sift• and wrappings for patients at the Atltenll Stat.! Hospital. ·Famous Brand Pradl,al Gifts From N.Y• HEYMAN TO PLAY Pl'nSBVRGII (IJPJ) - 1M mllea away. belped·~~ atrGag Army ' • TiiiJRSIAY .,Gladden His Heart. ,, .· With Gifts SWUIBIS I, 19 ' ~ From.Hii.hvoriMMen'•ShOP· ·. · Eight new stylet in Shofner was sldeUned. 2''~ 3. .cotton or nylon. as a Danker but moved to back. up .,..,-terback 11hen Earl Mor. rail broke a wrlaL In 1964 be lllled In at spUt.end when Del a 20.1nchas tall. Half Aprons bel•• tile - •t ..... 11o1o for ldeker o• tha football ta--' lllcked ....t eney call tha a favorlt.. Jut.::;;~ molded a Melga Couniy dairymen are Jn. rited to attend the annual meet. lllg of the Ohio Daltyman's AaaoclaUon Which Will be held on . December 9, In the Ohio Agricultural AdmlnlstraUon Bullclln& Ohio state Universlf;y, Columbus. An outstanding program has been formulated, coverlllgavarleV of subjects of rita! Interest to all dairymen. . The lorenoon ~IOSO:IID atsrtintl h at 10 a.m., will feature com. • mlttee reports, welcome remarks by the College AdmlnlatraUon and an illustrated talk by Dale Glasa, WIIJ'IIO Cotmt;y Agent, on "How to Put 'Go' in a Cotmt;y Dairy Program." The afternoon program wiD BIRTH feature a panel of speakers Who Mrs. Horace R. Edwards, wiD addre•• the stmjecl, "What's Pomeroy, dau&fltar, 11:10 a.m. Ahead for the Ohio llalrymen. Wedneedey. They wiD address tlu!1r remarkS DISCHARGES lo problems for Ohio Dairymen Clyde H, McCoy, Jr., Mrs. In three areas. James E. Grant, laaac c. Trout, "CompeUtlon from Synthetic Clinton R. Smith, Evelyn D. By ROBERT GRIMM Dave Sorenson of FlndiQ, w11o turnovers, we must Improve our Dairy Prod! eta," Dr. Robert Ja. HochburK. Mrs. Lizzie HamiD& UP! Sports Writar will team with Hosket on a diJu. otrenalve rebounding and we oobson. Allan Hale Robert E Haas Sr "Programmed VaterinarySer. Mrs. FI~ce Gear' LawNn<e' COX.UMBUS (!JPI) - . stnlD£· ble post oaense that"should pro. have to play a better unit deer in eiperten~'· ~ halldllns, vide rebounding power. fense · If. we lllql8CI to Improve riceo," Dr. Larry Helder. · ,. M. Fowler, MJ:o. EVLEubanks, "Pl'oblema In Large Herd Man. Mra. Stanley E. Earwood. Mrs. hei&trt and 'filicKincllng _ . . Seven For Guard upon the 13-11 record ol last agelnent," Mr. Jolm Parker. . Thobum 111. Dett;y, Mrs. 1> au 1 and sUII lacking In team speed Other sure starters are )mlor season," Til)'lor aalcl. Following the dlacuaslonper. H, Craig, Mrs. Robert B. Casdeaerlbea the 1967-68 ed!Uon of Jeff Miller of Lbna at forward, "We are sWI waftillg for the Ohio State basketball scpad. and Deyton's Denny Meadors at someone to take over In the lod the meeting will be opened sldy, Mrs. ottie Brolrord, Rog.. Coach Fred TQior said the guard. baekcourt. ft Will be kind of lo a question and an....,. period er W Barrett, Mrs David T Buckeyes should be Improved At least seven candidates are like musical chairs back there Which Dr. N. L. VanDemark will warte'mu,g and Infant dau!lhter. • overallbbut the trouble Is a few . scrambling for a.e o1her guard wrtll someone reaiJ.y takes moderate. The meetillg wiD be other lg Ten SCilads wiD be pos111on opposite Meadors Who over," the Buckeye coach said. ad,loumed by 3 p.m. according improved, loa, namely co-chem· was laid low with a ~ tea. The top candidates are lo C. E. Blakeslee, Count;y Ex. pions Indiana, Purdue and Iowa. donltls cond!Uon lest 188..., Schnabel~ sophomOre Joey FJn. tension Agent. "Pm always opUmlstlc. ·I which forced him to miss 13 nay ol oprin&tleld. Junior Mike don't believe In poor mouthing games. Swain, who performed wen NBA STANDJNGS 11\Y own team, 10 we n~~at be A pre-aeaiGII knee InJury · when swltc:hed to guard 1aat By tJnlted Press International llgured In there aomeWbere," will force Miller to miss the Year and aophomore Jim GedEAST TQ!or said ol the Big Ten Buckeyes• two apen1ng IIIIIDI!S des ol Darbydale near CoJum. aeatnat Davis of Ca1lfornla Fri. bus. w. L. PeL only senior starting for dll)' night and Florida state The eddWCII of Sorenaon, Boston ....... 15 . 5 .750 the lluckoyes wiD be Bill Hoa- here Moncla.Y. Doctors have as- hltib-aoorlng whiz at Flndlll)' Phlladeiphla • • • 15 7 .682 ket, a regular the past two sea- sured Taylor that the InJury H1811 School two years .., Will Detroit .. • .. .• 13 10 .565 eone and hampered last year should not be serious. give Ohio State some front Une beaiuse of a knee iriJury. That Junior steve Howell Who me that was lacking last .... New York ••• , U 12 .478 knee was ..,...ated on last filled In at center 'tor 'llolket ~ _... __ .....__ ClnclnnaU • • • • 9 11 ,450 1 BaiUmore • , , • • 8 l1 ,421 spring, and the &.loot-7 center. last year for a few games will 1011 a ........ - - WEST f«Ward could be headed for a "'J88I In place of Miller. BI'IICo all alontl and has a &OOd line aea1011. · Selmabel wiD start at the ''widew. L. Pet. The big in1Jrovement In the open" guard spot. touch," TQior aalcl. "He wiD st. Louis l8 6 .750 BQI&d comes with SOPhomore "We have lo eut down our add to our offense with hla lize San Franelsco • • l8 7 •729 alone." A hea!IIIY Miller appears to Los J\rvelea • • • 12 lO .545 be a key lo the aucceaa of Ohio Seattle • .. • .. 7 17 .292 state In Ito pre.Btg Ten sche6- Chicago .. .. • 5 1B .217 ule, which takes the Bucka to San Diego • .. .. 4 21 .180 Hawaii for a holldll)' tourna. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS mant atsrt1nt1 Dec. 27 and In- Detroit 127 Los Aqreles 123 eludes meetlnga at home wWt New York 119 ClnelnnaU 99 South Dakota, New Moxlco San Fran. 113 PhliadeljJhla 95 State and ~gla Tech, Only games ocheduled. 0 Navy Seeking Over Army ,.,.... JUde!" • rae,;;. IN PROGR 43~ Morrlsaa Ia expected lo start agalnlt the Browns as a nmnlng beck, althousb coach Allie Sherman could use him at half. back, fullback or Danker. Sherman wiU decide after be learns what piQers from his fn. jury-riddled s<JUI(l wiD be evall. able. Morrlsaa, a nine-year veteran 11ho ll•es In Lima during the off • season, found himaelf switched from Danker lo nmnlng back this year When the Giants lost Tucker Frederickson. Frederickaon 1JUureci a knee that l'8Cilired surgery• Last Sunda.y when the Giants met Philadelphia, Morrison op. ened at hallback, then ewltehed to IWiback When Ernie Koy hurt an ankle. · He earrled 11 tlmes for 38 yards, cau&Jrt four passes for 56 yards and scored twlc• as the Giants loJIPied PbUadeljlhla · PRE.SEASON CAGE POLL YoliinuPI)- The 1967. United frtss International colle~preaeaBOD basket. ratings with llrat place In parenthesis: Points UCLA (35) 350 Houston 286 Kanaas 280 LooiBYille 246 North Carolina 191 Deyton 144 Boston College 83; Princeton 76 (tie) vanderbfit 42 Tennessee 42 Ten: 11. Indiana 41; 36· 13. Cincinnati 14. Texas, Ei Paao 13; 15. st. Jolm's 11, Wyoming WJ'UilO (Ill,) 11; 18, l\larcpette (Ue) Duke 9, Niagara 9. FOREMAN& .ABBOft • Lopn an a • - record ol 8-6 ..., '8lqlerieaee wWt 1he Rutlllld.l'lltnlls In ·'86-8'1. 'llte atartara likely wiD come from Tannehill, co-clljlllin wWt Jim Anderaon, 5-S huatllllgguardf Rod Gilkey, $.1 forward; Myers, 11-8 lllllior forward.suard Bill !linn, 5-9 aenfor guard Jim Ccllde, and 5-8 forward-guard Del!nla Ault, a Junior. Swan lettered at Middleport and GllkiiY lllllered at Gallipolis. llalurda.Y night the Marauders go to Martella. -'- --. -~ · -- earn: Jut 7ear at Mlddl"11011 llnllhed In a tie for third wllb Wolfe Morrison Expected To Pace NY Sunday Any Pritt to Suit Your Budge!_· EASY TERMS ------- . Open-Monday thru Frldliy-1! Til 4 PM Saturday, 9 til 4 PM-Evenlng by Appoilltment 870 Ash st. YVvNNE SCALLY Mlddlepo11 ,seniOr pard and Joe S.V<!P., $.1~ aenfor auard, wllo ed Iotter& last JMr, The Bucks probably will start former reilervi.lt1 Carl PollOI', 8-f aenJor or Jerry Polley, 6.2 Junior, at center, Klnnlaon, eo. ker, and Bob Crawford, 5-10 Jun. lor auard, and TJo. illeakey bed the- Nelaonvjlle Hounda In coa1art1on last sea. aon, lhooqb IIIII)' faded In t h e Qeakey and Wolfe are pretty the aame boat as ill experience on hand to OJI4!II 1he eampalfl'l, Both have one returnlllg reautar from 1helr conaol. !dated IMIW!s, Sheskey baa Jolll Coker, 6.2 lllllior forward, and Wolfe has the Meigs Marauders 11-1 senior forward Mark T..,. Buckt7es a ftrattlnie nehDI. club - will take ~ake.v baa Jell Klmlson, .5Sheak8Y'io u .senlol auard: Bob 'l)o, u atreteh. . ' rlday H1811 gym, : n~~ch In .AII·Surt ® en with Buckeyes ::t:J. POSI .PLAYMATE ......, p.a n,.. .....tt.. ' Dall,y Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov, 30, 1967 Art Hayman, fl.loot, S-lneh former star at Duke Univera!V, Ia OXIl8cted Ill be In uniform Haorldar ~ when the Pf!.. ailur&b Pipers !11a7 the .An. ahelm Amlloa Ia ., American Ballbtball Aaaoclatloo fiiiD8. The Plpera acaulred llll)'man Wednelds;y wiHII liMO' treded Barry Lelhowllz lo 1he New Jir-.r Americana. 'OillsTMAS PWDE CHAIUTY BENEFITS' CLIFTON, N.J. ~The annual 1llmdirblrd Gnlf Clu&lc 1ut SoJJtatiler raised a total of fl5~000 for 1he l1Jdt.4 Certbl'll Palll)' and afllllated cllarltlta, li wu --..1 The B r It Ish nicknamed Marion, an American · Wedneedlr b.Y Mlchall c. Clle "old awiunp fox" N._lltiiln1' cltllrmilt of a.e ·ot bls daring ez- 1'llmderblrd 1'0urnlmenla. INPOMaOY, 'Slt.,DEC.1 l:OO' P.M. • 'I ' ' �\ ' ' l- The lllll1 ~·~~ ' ~-Ykldleport, o., Nov, 30, 1967 ' . .. .. PPs.ter ContestAnno11nce<t .--~· ----~------· ·:::=~~=.:::::: leso If ;you're behind In your ear ~~ ~~~~-:. ~Vacatlilil, and TraVel ·HElEN HEll US! •• ' Plans Diun~r · Helen . ( ~; PT. P~- 1be y~ RepmUcan C... baa ~Pled Yotrnl ASKED FOR fi'l , boldt i:oant;r, Calltornla. It pa: :·a "KicloJir '88!" dlliDir Tbla CGIIIIDII Is for 10111111- Dear Kid: . for Solm....,., o.c; ., • 1he TodQ ~ uked me for a Jr. illall Sehoal eafete.Ja beJID. pie, their problema and pleasures, their troobles and IUD. As jab, From 1he look of your ahOUI'ninl at 7 p.m. . A promlneal i!OUtl~ llpe WIG! the rest of Helen Help USI, dera as :you walked out, I aua.Will be 1he ..... !llieaker wWt It welcomes llllll!bs but woo't peet :you've been Wmed down ·• IIJt o! spelkera IDa 'dlsnltari- dodae a serious Clleat!CII wWt beforo and ma;vbe 11111 beUeve abru~. 1)y tbat ldds out ol b •• h ' ans lo be ]IUbUihed Iller, Send :your teen.qe CI1Ntiont schoOl can't lind work. · ·. Eddie Mcl>el'lllijt 11 prealdellt But I hired a teenager toda;y, :of the eount,y Y011111 Repub)Jean to YOlJITH ASKm FOR rr, care Club o! Malao ~ Iiiii Law. of Helen Help US! this newspaper. Yoa aaw him. He was the one with the Dollshed abDeiJ iDd a renee Gerlaeh, Jr., eoan1;y eom. neclltle. What 11&8 10 special missioner, Ia PI'QII'IID ehalrmaa REQUFSI' FOR REPRINT Dear Helen: about him? Noterperienc:e;JIOith. ·for the ldekofr dlmer and dallee. About a year 1110, 1ilu ran. a ar of :you had any, ATTri1JllE, · Tlcketa m.,- be obtained from Iotter from an empiQYer, tallaon, A.T.T.I.T.IJJJ.E, JUt him ·Mr. MeDermlli, prelident; Etta file a 1xll' wily he didn't get hired. an 1he pa.yroll. He took tlme to :Sue Slurgeoa, rice president; llciY· Not long ago, there was anolher lind out 11\Y nome and he called 'Keefer, leeretaey and Mary letter from a dlll'erent empiQYme Mr. -----or "eir," not llopldno, treaourer. All re&ldelltt er, this mostly about IIPelllng. ''Hey :you." I rather 1ma11ne ·of the eoun1;y are 1nv1tec1 lo atI saved the last leta:,. bat can't he lmow to spell 11\Y name ·lald. find the llrat one. Would 11111 correctly, loa, He did his beat mind printing It again, as the to Impress me. That's where ha two columns wiD be very help. edged yoo out. IW In our ".Job.;Ffnders" club. Yoo - · ldd, people who hire , PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Thank :you, - JERRY people llrell't "with" a lot of ADMri'I'Eil: Nn. Charles Jef- Dear Jerry: Ullllgs. We know more aboutl!lng fers, Grimms Land!nr, Carolyn PU be glad to, eopeclally Iince than Rlnalo, and we have· some . Buck, Leon. 1118QY others have alao uked for Stone Age Ideas about who owes , DISCHARGm: Sarah LuU!Jn, a repeaL The Iotter waa writ. whom a living. 111a.Jbe thatmakss l't. Plea~ M r a. Garland ten b.Y a bualnessman In Hum• . uo prehistoric, but fllere's nothMayes, Awle Grove. Ing WI'OIIII with the ebeeks we · sign, and H 11111 want one :you'd better tum to our wave length. MCA MEETS FRmAY I want 1101118011e who wiD II'> out In the plant, keep his ayes · PT. PLEASANT - The meet. DIVOTID fO INTIIIn "lng of the MasCII Count;y AaaoMliOS claUon for Retarded children, • -.. ~.~..!e:.~ .....lll'llb T.,...IIL llttelo whl Ch WBB -'-'••-••• ~ announced "*~mH ~ S.runll., 'r for Nov. 24. will be held FridQ', .,.. OMtt v.,.,, lllthlldun• t".-Mu • Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m. at H -aon -10 ilwr-1aJoo ..._11._'"""PM ......., Oldtl•. Scbool. A tum, "Toy Makers," ""'~t~ttot•• ~ • .,.,"' _,,. ·will be lbown In the new ~cial --~..."~ ...,.,.,. " '1 •' PHt. fl ln. Totti "EduC&doo Cll88 room. '11dl!l mm lifi!IAMI .....llq ,..,..._..... .- 1 J•••" first of ali with .llln.•III.C.IIutlet. lftt. " ,..... Plump ph:le ._...n.>nu -WRUI iflltlllt.,, ltlw "l'ert Cit), N- W-. bod~ is hug· .a retarded tal year old. Tht11 . - -..... - ._1111..._ .,...,.. " ft'lt .. ,., gable,lovable! in later parta; with an emotion- _, -. ,.._ •• ....II ~'"P" ., .., onu "'sturbed ......._ fUM IDd. - .,..,., ......... Oflk'e. ...... II• -v w ..-. .. _ ...r n,... _,. 1'*a• ., .working with older retarciBtes. -.. """' .. _ lildW I want ;you to be Infereated in MY problems. ll ;you have 1he vapst Idea of wbat l'm tr:YID8 to u,y, lot It •'nerat tlme 1llll ask for ,a job. You'll be head and shOUiderl oovlhe reatl Lciok, kid: a.e only tlme jabs grew 111 trees was while moat of JDil1II)Wel' was wearing Gl'a and pulllllg K,P, For the rest ol hfstory, :you've had to get a • job Uke 7ou set a fl[rl• "Case the Bitllatlon, wear a cieaD shirt, and lrY to IIJIPMl' wllllng." . Yoa mil)' not beUeve It, but all around you employers are look,. lllg for .YlJUIIB men (and women) smart OIIOI1llh to , after a job . In the olcl-tashlm8d way. When they lind one, they ean•t walt some of their ""rrtes For botb oar oakes, GET EA. GER, will JllU? -EMPLOYER piQ'Dienla :. :,_oed lllr 1 are _.~~-~. liD be held F~ 10 tluo 1ldrd annual ........111~ poa- 1braulilt 18,. 1968, lit QliiO tgum:_~:J::w~ Illata Falrarcxmda CoiiiiUIII JD4 --· • Amlel, 1'¥ coqteat -besliui11>1aFrld8;y, • lldJolufldll ~ will ~~~·::will nm::"'e be pre_... lo Che llrllt tbree 11 D-.......:.lf'lol N·~-al place ~,;,,...·top_!'~~~• ""' - - - . ...... be ~ and - · ~• ~eea an .d tiKi Dilpatch Ohio ~~~~ ~· lo ea. a. . couraaw ' ri&lloi'a from oCher All Bluclenta In Ohio's pubUc, BlatA!a and OVI!l'INi. . . . parochial an d Jlrivate hlsh The top 10 wtnnera will ~ scboO!a are ellslhle to eompete. ee1ve ci11111catea vt award from Each partlclpatlllg schoOl will the i)epvt:meni of Nlllur~ Be~eet the beat alnl!le poster aoureea. · . ~ those BUbmltted by ItS stu. A plll8l vt ,)ldseo will aeieet dtilt bOciY. 1he 1linplllg p)llera 111 ortslna1t. ~he. aeleeted poster then will toY, artistic merlt, neatneo and represent the schOol In the com- cl~. 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TODDLER DOLL Boston Butt PORK ROAST ' HudTu,nal •mour o,.,.wt Corvette StlnP'IIJ MottHUit: Soft poly baby, C•r & Track s.t moving arms, lega.18--ln.tall. 4X·In. plaotlc car, 8 sections track, 2• 99 Sporty convartlbla; turbo aound. 4 to 6lb. Avg. SLICED PORK STEAK .. 39~. SA NOW Priced to $1.17 each !· 77c.,. David DIYiel PORK SAUSAGEET3~.1 GROUND BEEF.3 '1·29 • Tootaletor Trudia • M1gnellc ll91rds • Vehicle Sets PictUre Puzzles 3-ln-1 Truclta • PictUre Booka lb SALT FISH....... 49~. ·olEO.~a •....... llt.5 McCOY'S ll·K:!·7 vatue Buy Great fun-In· doors or out. 2 • and J2.8 overall. l'omero7 linJibed In a tie for MVenth ($. 8) and llutland campalgued In the MOVC. Wolfe has b.- working pret,. milch with II8YIIl bQ)'a, all llllliors but ~. ODe Is t h e 6.3 junior from Lanpvllle, Joe M.Jera, who has been lltoWing excellent p1'011'81S otr one sea- v ' U-7. Morr!BOD's past seasons have also 11.- marked by ouch .,..,-terback and previoual,y was a star. passer for the UniversitY of ClnclnnaU two leUOIIS before switches. he was moved lo running baek. He hal piQed In the defenLast season Morr!SCII started slve baeklleld and as back-up ABA STANDINGS By tJnlted Preao International EAST w. L. PeL Minnesota • • • , 14 5 .737 Indiana • • • • • • 14 6 .700 Pittsburgh • • • • .11 12 .478 New Jersey • • • • t 11 .450 Kentucky , • • • • 7 13 .350 WEST W, L. PeL New Orleans • , • 14 5 .737 Dallas .. • .. • 9 8 .529 Denver • • • • • • U 10 .524 Oakland 9 13 .409 Hooston .. • .. 6 12 .333 Anahebn .. .. • 7 16 .304 WmNESDAY'S RESULTS New Jersey 106 Anaheim 101 Kentucky 111 Dallas 80 H011staa 102 Oakland 91 Oni,y games BCheduled. Dairymen to Meet Dec. 9 In Columbus ••• 0 Bucl{s Still Lacl{ Speed On Hardwood J./2.85 •SHELL PEANlJTS Seamless sheer Cantrece"· •MINCEMEAT for a perfectflt-orflnelacy mesh. Sizes 8Y,·11Y,. CH£1QPES, RED 00 ..., , .. SP08T;& DRBS Addroaa Boo~ . • • f ' Matchlng&lltionely I,1 , IUICI. iuwp .. Commuter Clutches Zipper and flap pouches. 7·1n. Pe•rllets 2•00 1· or 2·ttranda; , matching 1anlng_e. • tt.,. Uil oo· •..• ..,,..,.••• ~-. Dauber,bufter,tie. ·'JI' IU/l'. ........ Just Arrived! 42.·Differlnt Kinds Now On Displ•y Pearl Necklace and Earrings. 1.00 Klddiegem Jewelry Sets .... .. 1.00 . Women's Shift' Gowns ........ 1.99 · Infants' Holiday Diaper Sets . .1.99 Women's 34-40 Shells .... . .. 2.99 Tie & Jewelry Ensembles ..... 1.00 ' . .7.ae ., . ., ···,·:~·~.;. . • ' .. •,...., · ' ··- 'f'~·k,nll~~~~--~~· . . Mell's Strftch Socks .. ...... 3/2/io · · Ml!l'l Lined lllnyi"Giovei .. ·.. .' 1.® · Children's !Jedroom Sllppers1.99 Wo1;11en'!l Qrlon Shag SIIP"f~ ~~~ Electric Can Openers .. :: ..., Elect~lc Calving ,Knife .... "'' . :1;99 I •' " JACKEIS . '•Vifl · .. .•lARJlOW ·-· - ·· · · ll·llfliii!M ftr•11ft lhoe Poll•h Kl' . for 1 lllflno ·ahln't. ' 111 QUA&RY PAINT SHOP HER£ FOR BI~IR S£1.£CTION$,11TTIR VA&.U,f , 3 Tons of Christm•s C.ncfy " f• 99 up By.krow, RUJb11c PurlliD •· eC'ANDIBD ·~.rrc.w: A favOrite gift for women! Buy One-Or Itt Gift-Boxed •WALNUTS . ANI) GREEN Jewelry Boxes I Tho Bing Hot, ...... Hospital · MEIGS EVENTS ANNUAL CIIRISTMAS!Iuaar, Heath Jlllbodlat Chnrch, MJddle. port, ThurldiJ, dMirch b a 1 emeal; _ . at 9 a.m., aervlllg of IUIICJiea wiD belln at 11 111. SaluHal'lnde ttem• C:t.iii Iiiii _.;. ao1d by tha ~·- ...., - . .. ...... ADULT CHOm practice, st.l'aul Llltheran Church, 7:30p.m. Wednellday. a. Holzer Hospital: Visltillg hours 2-4 and 7.S p.m. Parenla only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Wendell T. James, 2004 Chatham Ave.; Steven T. Lewis, Mercerville Star RL; Mrs. Charles w. Lanter, 12 Edgemont Dr.; Bemard Osbourne, Patriot Star RL; Mrs. stanley R. Be!Yille, Cheshire; Tanya L, Owen, Rod. nay; Robert L. Erwin, RL 1 Bidwell; Otis E. RlceJ. Eureka Star RL; Henry E. Meadows, Rt. 2 Crown CitY, Mrs. Vauatm J. French Add!S«<I; Mro. Robert A. Wray, Konanga; Susan Y. GI,..., Vlntaa; OriB H. IJod. 1011, MaS«<I; . Jolm D. Gerlach, PL Pleasant; James H. Cauf. man, Pl. Pleasant; Heriry R, Eichinger, Cheater; Mrs. Hor. ace R, Edwards, PomerQYj_ Mrs. Donald A. AUan, Oak H I I I· Walt.!r D. Trent, Jr., Hamoou; Lori M. Lansl!ome, Lima. Pistons . h Tnump ": team threw IJU:~ and 23 yards ·period to live FRIDAY RACINE SENIOR CLASS will sponaor a dance In the j.mior high school auditorium Frlda.Y followlng the Reclne-Gioaater baaketball game HOMEMADE SOUP and """ mage sale will be held from 9 a. m. to 5 p, m, Friday and Saturday a the Rutland American Legion hall be the Rl&land Senior Mothers. JITNEY SUPPER beginn1Jw Frida.Y at 5:30 p. m. In 1he Eutem High Sebool cafeteria before the I basketbal ·game between Hannan· Trace and Eaatern. Tbe event Is sponaored by 1he Eastern High School senior elass. WAHAMA IDGH Sebool willsponsor a dance with The Jeyo Friday night at the Wahama Hfgh 8)'lll 9:30 • 12 p. m, followl!w 1he Wa~ hama u,., ba kelball ,_., s game, . • BAZAAR by the WlllllOn of the · Hoek !ilriJWa Methedlot Church Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. Willi 4 p.m. at Duke Cleaners, Second st., Pcmeroy. Gift ilmDa for sale will lnelude homemade candles, dolls, and fancy work. A bake sale will be held on Satunlay, SATURDAY IBGH SCHOOL DANCE PIJV,op. en to the pubUc, will be held this Saturday at the MlddleJX>rt IUgh School auditorium from 8 1o 11 p • m. Tbe JIll'• will emcee. JUNIOR INSTRUCTION class at St. 1'au1 Lutheran Clllrch, 9 a. m. Saturday; Junior choir rehearsal ot 10:30 L m. MONDAY THE TIIEODORUS COUNC!Ll7, Dautlbtera of America, will meet at 7:30 Mond&y night at the IOOF hall. The annual Christmas party will be held with a 50 eent sift exchaqje. Sandwiches, cookies and eollee will be served. Mom· bers are lo wear wltlte for the chartor ~for Hattie Curtis and Naaol SWann, past national B7 United Preas llltarnaUonal Dave be a "llll'bele man" to eome Natiol>al BaakeiiJall Aeaoclallon pur. lata but be's the next belt thlllg lo an automatic scorlllg machine as far as Che Detroit Platona are eonceroed.. At 6 feat, 3 lndtes, BlDg Is small by NBA atsndarda and be aeorea 1111111Y ol bla points by scooping liP loose beUa and settillgother "cheap ohota." The Platona dnll't mind one bit, '-eve~ because Bing Is "SEVENTII REAVEN" Ia lhe DOD·Manlst aame of a reatalll'ant hlgb up on lhla ' relllforced eonerete fele. vllloa tower rillnl 1,748 feet over M014!0W'I ()atan. ldao Dlalrlet. The atruelure Ia .uearly 3110 feet bfCher · tho New Yor••• Empjre·. Slate Blildln11 wltll 1&1 u, · tenaa. 'ne 8 ov leta say . deU televlalo• p let a rea from 11M tower'• trnlllllill· atou walle received ap to Bing IIIII¥ ~ niah~ l:n~ ~ e ....., the Platona• last 10 points In a 127.123 victory over the Los Anaeles Lakera. The victory enabled the Pistons In creep to ~ ~=phla••vl7 ,....e s Eaatern Dlvlalon race. Bing and Eddie Miles each ooored 32 points 1o lead the Platona While Elgin Baylor had 30 and Jerry Welt 23 for the Laksra. The San Franclooo Warriors eoasted lo their aeventh Btrai&Jtl "768 ctory113-9Wh5811 dththay NbeatYthrke rs an e ew 0 Knlcka defeated the Clnclmatl Royals U9.991nother IIIIIDI!S. The Warrior!!. who now trail the llr&ti>lace .._ Louis Hawks by a haU..game In the Weatern Division, had • 2~ lead with 9:23 remaining In the :! "'b:":t, = thr:- ~ 08~',1_1n~ed s e Warriors with 22 points while Chot Walker had 24 for the 76era. Dick Van Arsdale and Willis Raed led a late New York rally that ~ Ill> a 33.{Joint lead over lnclnnaU with 6:52 left In ~-!""""b ~ni AlkI 12 pla.yederst u.... ~ w~ c s scar a least two point& apinlt the ~~c~Yals, who were without the lnjtted Oaear Robert1011. baa had by fir '!; .'i:::WIn'::' compared to Na'f7'a r~ balfbaek excallent YIJUII& In addition to threat of rill bealcally 0 alve-mlnded team. The limited their nine OJIPOIIenls to an polnta a pme ·' ., ~ck ·Jolll c::.t. · wri&Jrt and IIIIi 11Gb T.,._, \ Navy has a COII1blllalbl M has helped the team ...01' more than 2il points pur . . - . . But the Sailors are whenever Cartwrisht'l peeIs coatrolled and have ;rh141!1·. an averaae of 26 points a,._ T<messee FIDiabe.Snt • , . The 11111D1! Is Ill' fir ... bluest na11ona1 attrutloa ._ IUrday althousb aeven1 ..._..,.. ranked ~ 111ao will be In action. ·· j Tennessee. the DBIIDD'a· No. $ team which will 1J11181r Ia Orange Bowl, ends ItS ...... 188100 aptnst Vandertlllt It Knoxville and Ia • ~at favorlt.l AI~ which will ~ Texas A&M to 1he Colton Bowl; Is a II8Vfl>iiOIDI cbalce 09W Auburn at Blrmln&bam. 111!1 Mlsslasljlpl, which will M UniversitY ol TllliU at El l'ui ' In the Sun Ia a 20-p!W pick over : In other games, bound Oklahoma Ia a favorite ol Okllhoma Rice Is a alx'{JOIDI choice Ba;vtor Texas twO-point pick tNet Methodist and Holy OII&1IOint favorite over College. ...-.we ·a.. •--------t. 1 Want To Thank All the Voters of Sutlon TOWDiblp . . GIBSON LEADER NEW YORK (UP!)- BOO Glbaon, st. : ; Cardinals' W ldtheSerle tehlng h Carl trzemakl, the Boston Red triple crown wlmer, was second In the Octd>er voting for the S.. Rae !Uckok ProfeosiCIIal Athlete o1 the Year Aware!. .:-shed nr.: s for their supJiort. Thank You TRUSTEE IOYJONlS ......nor. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club -ual Christmas party wiU be beld at 6:30 p. m. In the aoclal 1'0Cllll lithe Presbyterian Church. There will be a siftexcha~WefoJ.. lowlntr 1he dinner, Members are remlndel\lo take sift• and wrappings for patients at the Atltenll Stat.! Hospital. ·Famous Brand Pradl,al Gifts From N.Y• HEYMAN TO PLAY Pl'nSBVRGII (IJPJ) - 1M mllea away. belped·~~ atrGag Army ' • TiiiJRSIAY .,Gladden His Heart. ,, .· With Gifts SWUIBIS I, 19 ' ~ From.Hii.hvoriMMen'•ShOP· ·. · Eight new stylet in Shofner was sldeUned. 2''~ 3. .cotton or nylon. as a Danker but moved to back. up .,..,-terback 11hen Earl Mor. rail broke a wrlaL In 1964 be lllled In at spUt.end when Del a 20.1nchas tall. Half Aprons bel•• tile - •t ..... 11o1o for ldeker o• tha football ta--' lllcked ....t eney call tha a favorlt.. Jut.::;;~ molded a Melga Couniy dairymen are Jn. rited to attend the annual meet. lllg of the Ohio Daltyman's AaaoclaUon Which Will be held on . December 9, In the Ohio Agricultural AdmlnlstraUon Bullclln& Ohio state Universlf;y, Columbus. An outstanding program has been formulated, coverlllgavarleV of subjects of rita! Interest to all dairymen. . The lorenoon ~IOSO:IID atsrtintl h at 10 a.m., will feature com. • mlttee reports, welcome remarks by the College AdmlnlatraUon and an illustrated talk by Dale Glasa, WIIJ'IIO Cotmt;y Agent, on "How to Put 'Go' in a Cotmt;y Dairy Program." The afternoon program wiD BIRTH feature a panel of speakers Who Mrs. Horace R. Edwards, wiD addre•• the stmjecl, "What's Pomeroy, dau&fltar, 11:10 a.m. Ahead for the Ohio llalrymen. Wedneedey. They wiD address tlu!1r remarkS DISCHARGES lo problems for Ohio Dairymen Clyde H, McCoy, Jr., Mrs. In three areas. James E. Grant, laaac c. Trout, "CompeUtlon from Synthetic Clinton R. Smith, Evelyn D. By ROBERT GRIMM Dave Sorenson of FlndiQ, w11o turnovers, we must Improve our Dairy Prod! eta," Dr. Robert Ja. HochburK. Mrs. Lizzie HamiD& UP! Sports Writar will team with Hosket on a diJu. otrenalve rebounding and we oobson. Allan Hale Robert E Haas Sr "Programmed VaterinarySer. Mrs. FI~ce Gear' LawNn<e' COX.UMBUS (!JPI) - . stnlD£· ble post oaense that"should pro. have to play a better unit deer in eiperten~'· ~ halldllns, vide rebounding power. fense · If. we lllql8CI to Improve riceo," Dr. Larry Helder. · ,. M. Fowler, MJ:o. EVLEubanks, "Pl'oblema In Large Herd Man. Mra. Stanley E. Earwood. Mrs. hei&trt and 'filicKincllng _ . . Seven For Guard upon the 13-11 record ol last agelnent," Mr. Jolm Parker. . Thobum 111. Dett;y, Mrs. 1> au 1 and sUII lacking In team speed Other sure starters are )mlor season," Til)'lor aalcl. Following the dlacuaslonper. H, Craig, Mrs. Robert B. Casdeaerlbea the 1967-68 ed!Uon of Jeff Miller of Lbna at forward, "We are sWI waftillg for the Ohio State basketball scpad. and Deyton's Denny Meadors at someone to take over In the lod the meeting will be opened sldy, Mrs. ottie Brolrord, Rog.. Coach Fred TQior said the guard. baekcourt. ft Will be kind of lo a question and an....,. period er W Barrett, Mrs David T Buckeyes should be Improved At least seven candidates are like musical chairs back there Which Dr. N. L. VanDemark will warte'mu,g and Infant dau!lhter. • overallbbut the trouble Is a few . scrambling for a.e o1her guard wrtll someone reaiJ.y takes moderate. The meetillg wiD be other lg Ten SCilads wiD be pos111on opposite Meadors Who over," the Buckeye coach said. ad,loumed by 3 p.m. according improved, loa, namely co-chem· was laid low with a ~ tea. The top candidates are lo C. E. Blakeslee, Count;y Ex. pions Indiana, Purdue and Iowa. donltls cond!Uon lest 188..., Schnabel~ sophomOre Joey FJn. tension Agent. "Pm always opUmlstlc. ·I which forced him to miss 13 nay ol oprin&tleld. Junior Mike don't believe In poor mouthing games. Swain, who performed wen NBA STANDJNGS 11\Y own team, 10 we n~~at be A pre-aeaiGII knee InJury · when swltc:hed to guard 1aat By tJnlted Press International llgured In there aomeWbere," will force Miller to miss the Year and aophomore Jim GedEAST TQ!or said ol the Big Ten Buckeyes• two apen1ng IIIIIDI!S des ol Darbydale near CoJum. aeatnat Davis of Ca1lfornla Fri. bus. w. L. PeL only senior starting for dll)' night and Florida state The eddWCII of Sorenaon, Boston ....... 15 . 5 .750 the lluckoyes wiD be Bill Hoa- here Moncla.Y. Doctors have as- hltib-aoorlng whiz at Flndlll)' Phlladeiphla • • • 15 7 .682 ket, a regular the past two sea- sured Taylor that the InJury H1811 School two years .., Will Detroit .. • .. .• 13 10 .565 eone and hampered last year should not be serious. give Ohio State some front Une beaiuse of a knee iriJury. That Junior steve Howell Who me that was lacking last .... New York ••• , U 12 .478 knee was ..,...ated on last filled In at center 'tor 'llolket ~ _... __ .....__ ClnclnnaU • • • • 9 11 ,450 1 BaiUmore • , , • • 8 l1 ,421 spring, and the &.loot-7 center. last year for a few games will 1011 a ........ - - WEST f«Ward could be headed for a "'J88I In place of Miller. BI'IICo all alontl and has a &OOd line aea1011. · Selmabel wiD start at the ''widew. L. Pet. The big in1Jrovement In the open" guard spot. touch," TQior aalcl. "He wiD st. Louis l8 6 .750 BQI&d comes with SOPhomore "We have lo eut down our add to our offense with hla lize San Franelsco • • l8 7 •729 alone." A hea!IIIY Miller appears to Los J\rvelea • • • 12 lO .545 be a key lo the aucceaa of Ohio Seattle • .. • .. 7 17 .292 state In Ito pre.Btg Ten sche6- Chicago .. .. • 5 1B .217 ule, which takes the Bucka to San Diego • .. .. 4 21 .180 Hawaii for a holldll)' tourna. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS mant atsrt1nt1 Dec. 27 and In- Detroit 127 Los Aqreles 123 eludes meetlnga at home wWt New York 119 ClnelnnaU 99 South Dakota, New Moxlco San Fran. 113 PhliadeljJhla 95 State and ~gla Tech, Only games ocheduled. 0 Navy Seeking Over Army ,.,.... JUde!" • rae,;;. IN PROGR 43~ Morrlsaa Ia expected lo start agalnlt the Browns as a nmnlng beck, althousb coach Allie Sherman could use him at half. back, fullback or Danker. Sherman wiU decide after be learns what piQers from his fn. jury-riddled s<JUI(l wiD be evall. able. Morrlsaa, a nine-year veteran 11ho ll•es In Lima during the off • season, found himaelf switched from Danker lo nmnlng back this year When the Giants lost Tucker Frederickson. Frederickaon 1JUureci a knee that l'8Cilired surgery• Last Sunda.y when the Giants met Philadelphia, Morrison op. ened at hallback, then ewltehed to IWiback When Ernie Koy hurt an ankle. · He earrled 11 tlmes for 38 yards, cau&Jrt four passes for 56 yards and scored twlc• as the Giants loJIPied PbUadeljlhla · PRE.SEASON CAGE POLL YoliinuPI)- The 1967. United frtss International colle~preaeaBOD basket. ratings with llrat place In parenthesis: Points UCLA (35) 350 Houston 286 Kanaas 280 LooiBYille 246 North Carolina 191 Deyton 144 Boston College 83; Princeton 76 (tie) vanderbfit 42 Tennessee 42 Ten: 11. Indiana 41; 36· 13. Cincinnati 14. Texas, Ei Paao 13; 15. st. Jolm's 11, Wyoming WJ'UilO (Ill,) 11; 18, l\larcpette (Ue) Duke 9, Niagara 9. FOREMAN& .ABBOft • Lopn an a • - record ol 8-6 ..., '8lqlerieaee wWt 1he Rutlllld.l'lltnlls In ·'86-8'1. 'llte atartara likely wiD come from Tannehill, co-clljlllin wWt Jim Anderaon, 5-S huatllllgguardf Rod Gilkey, $.1 forward; Myers, 11-8 lllllior forward.suard Bill !linn, 5-9 aenfor guard Jim Ccllde, and 5-8 forward-guard Del!nla Ault, a Junior. Swan lettered at Middleport and GllkiiY lllllered at Gallipolis. llalurda.Y night the Marauders go to Martella. -'- --. -~ · -- earn: Jut 7ear at Mlddl"11011 llnllhed In a tie for third wllb Wolfe Morrison Expected To Pace NY Sunday Any Pritt to Suit Your Budge!_· EASY TERMS ------- . Open-Monday thru Frldliy-1! Til 4 PM Saturday, 9 til 4 PM-Evenlng by Appoilltment 870 Ash st. YVvNNE SCALLY Mlddlepo11 ,seniOr pard and Joe S.V<!P., $.1~ aenfor auard, wllo ed Iotter& last JMr, The Bucks probably will start former reilervi.lt1 Carl PollOI', 8-f aenJor or Jerry Polley, 6.2 Junior, at center, Klnnlaon, eo. ker, and Bob Crawford, 5-10 Jun. lor auard, and TJo. illeakey bed the- Nelaonvjlle Hounda In coa1art1on last sea. aon, lhooqb IIIII)' faded In t h e Qeakey and Wolfe are pretty the aame boat as ill experience on hand to OJI4!II 1he eampalfl'l, Both have one returnlllg reautar from 1helr conaol. !dated IMIW!s, Sheskey baa Jolll Coker, 6.2 lllllior forward, and Wolfe has the Meigs Marauders 11-1 senior forward Mark T..,. Buckt7es a ftrattlnie nehDI. club - will take ~ake.v baa Jell Klmlson, .5Sheak8Y'io u .senlol auard: Bob 'l)o, u atreteh. . ' rlday H1811 gym, : n~~ch In .AII·Surt ® en with Buckeyes ::t:J. POSI .PLAYMATE ......, p.a n,.. .....tt.. ' Dall,y Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov, 30, 1967 Art Hayman, fl.loot, S-lneh former star at Duke Univera!V, Ia OXIl8cted Ill be In uniform Haorldar ~ when the Pf!.. ailur&b Pipers !11a7 the .An. ahelm Amlloa Ia ., American Ballbtball Aaaoclatloo fiiiD8. The Plpera acaulred llll)'man Wednelds;y wiHII liMO' treded Barry Lelhowllz lo 1he New Jir-.r Americana. 'OillsTMAS PWDE CHAIUTY BENEFITS' CLIFTON, N.J. ~The annual 1llmdirblrd Gnlf Clu&lc 1ut SoJJtatiler raised a total of fl5~000 for 1he l1Jdt.4 Certbl'll Palll)' and afllllated cllarltlta, li wu --..1 The B r It Ish nicknamed Marion, an American · Wedneedlr b.Y Mlchall c. Clle "old awiunp fox" N._lltiiln1' cltllrmilt of a.e ·ot bls daring ez- 1'llmderblrd 1'0urnlmenla. INPOMaOY, 'Slt.,DEC.1 l:OO' P.M. • 'I ' ' �Religion in Amer~ca Around, Pomeroy -! BICCU ' . ....... 'f'l iN: ~~ -.,..;.. ... ' I ' WHAi MANIA !>AID '10 t: ] I l CITIEL THE ~ITTLS CfUCI(. Now ornnce tho circled !etten KJ ~~..:::-.::-..:;,~ :t ..... -....... I YOU'LL ( XI I ) ( l I ] (.u.ftn toJDOrrow) : yHl~nl•y'• ' J•..W..o HUMID SKULK UYAR -ION Aruwer1 J'laere •U parent• of ca 6Meh of .ad We& ,......,.. tlwy'd wo-"IYOIIK MAD" Awards Made to Pea~ Corps Tests Members of Pack, At Athens Monday 248 In Pomeroy . . : Awards wuepresentedbyRog. :.r Dillard, cubmaster, at a :meeting of l'llmeroy Cub Scout ·Pack 248 held Tuel!\lay night :at tile D.A.V, hall. : Receiving one year pins were :David Harris, Keith Ballay and Dale Sisson. RickY McKnJ.stitwas awarded a wolf badge; and TJD. ·mas Jomson received a two year pin and a wolf badge. Slssoo led In tile pledge to the flag to open the meeting. The cub scout song was led by Den 3. Plans wore made 1pr the scouts to march In the Chrlslmu parade In Pomeroy Saturd&Y, and the ann u a I Christmas Jlll1V was acbeGI!ed tcr 8 p.m. on Dec. 26. Mrs. Llnyd ~ and Patrick Wnnd were harned chairmen of plans !or tile holiday party. For tile program Kenny Hollman e>plalned Indian slsn& Jnhn,. ..., anowec1 a 10tem pole made lir his den and explained I t • lll)anlng; and G, E. Guinther tl!owed a burlap Thankosivlng card and told boW It was made. :N:r. and )Irs, Don Eastman and daugbler, Elizabeth Jean, r1. Co·lumbuB, were 'l'ba'*lclvlnl weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Saxton, l'llmero,y, and Mr. add Mrs. Jolm Taylor, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newman of Syracuse and Mrs. VIrginia Moore of Parkersburg, W, Va., were holidaY weekend guests d. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle or Worthlngtoll. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lee and Larry of ~ Bottom had as Thanksglvlng dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lee of Harrisonburg, Va., Mr. and Mrs. George Theiss and cblldren, Karla, Kandy, Keith, Kelly, alldKerri, ol Belpre, and Miss VIrginia Cunnlrvham of l'llmero,y. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lee returned to VIrginia Slmday after spend!~ tile weekend here with his family. Mr, anci Mrs. Gerald Slmster were vlsttors In Newark Tuesday. Mrs. Homer Cooper is a medical patient at Holzer Hospital. Her room numer is 311, Mr, mr Mrs, Emest Clark d. Hebron have been here due to the illness of her brother, Orvy Gainer, wbo Is reportedly improving, GaiJia.MelgB area reoldents Interested In putting their skills to use In developing nations around 111e world are inYited to take tile Peace Corps Placement Test at 3 p.m. Monday, December 4 at the U.S. Post Olllee In Alhens. VolwrteerB need not have a college degree, ao a broad range of aldlls are needed to 1111 the overseas programo In agriculHoliday proJects were planture, public health, community development, education and co- ned when 111e Olive Townsblp Ladles Auxiliary met recently operative development. at tile home of Mrs. Mary Nichols. The group decided to provide a year's news-r subscrlpUon ;" ' to Mrs. ~ellle Petl;y who is Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell and contlned to a rest home at ParkTerry Lynn oll'llmeroy, Mr. and ersburg, W. Va. Plans were al· Mrs, Cilnlqn GUkey and family so made tor giving homemade or Albany were Sunday visitors candy to elderly residents of d. Mr. and Mrs, Lincoln Russell the community and to prepare a and Monday visitors were Mrs, food basket If there is a need Harold Gillogly and family. · for one. Eileen Venoy of Columbus was Games were played witlt prlz. es going to Mrs. Mary Blse a recent weekend YJS!tor of Mr. and Mrs. Opal Johnson. The DeHoward Russell and Mrs. Wlilia comber meeting will be held at Boyce. 11ley also visited Mrs. the home of Mrs. Johnson. Howard Russell at Pleasant ValRefreshments wore served to ley Hospital. those named and Dorotby CaaltMr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers dollar. Emma Durst, Inez Barand Valorie ol Coalton were re- lng, <;arnet Boring, Erika Borcent weekend visitors of Mr.and Iii& Do.ttllli6 -Riebel, IIIII twn "-s Joe Hatfield member&, Do.tollv Ball and Ladies Planned Holiday Pro;ects Wolf Pen .Almost all the world's sup· JiiY of cryolite, a mineral, comes from Greenland. "" • • oow ~.Jia!l and Den 6 Gives Seminaries Test Union By LOUIS CASSELS United PresalnternatiODII Faced with . huge probleills, Amel'lea•s theological seminaries are testing Aeaop's maxim that "Union glyea strengtlt," Sem!narles are the schools 111at educate tomorrow's minlstero, priests and rabbis. Their health Is of lncalculallle lmpor· tance to the future rellglouo ll!e of this country. Toclsy seminaries of all faith• are In trouble. Monay, ao usual, io part of the prcblem. The cost of theological eductloll has quaclrupled since 1940, and there haa been no commensurate Increase In seminary Income. Seminaries are not eligible for &Qvernment aid Which Ia distributed to other Institutions of hlgber education. And thay try to keep their tuition charges very low, so there is a minimum financial barrier In the way of young men who want to prepare for tile ministry. Thus seminaries are increasingly ~dent on support from parent denominations and concerned Individual&- and this has not been forthcoming In a n y w h e r e near adequate amounts. Faculcy Problem Because their faculty ealarles often are below par, seminaries are vulnerubie to raiding by publicly supported colleges and universities which are building up department• or religion. ThirtY years ago, only 10 per cent of the nation's public Institutions of higher education oll'ered undergraduate courses In religion. Today, 90 per cent do. A tltlrd serlaus problem Is enrollments. They have been In a downtrend for the past 10 years. There are doubtleos many reasons, but one of the big ones, apparently, II the fact that seminaries are widely regarded as clol atered Institutions, apart !rom lhe world, serving the inloreots of one denomination. This Image Is very unappealing to college students who want to be Involved with the secular city and who have little patience with denomlnatlonallom. Obviously, there are no simple and eaay solutions to these problems. But many rellglaus leaders believe that all tllree of them can be relieved by pooling resources In fewer but better semm.rlea. The cypteal seminary of~ past was a relatively s Institution, wi111 100 to 200 students, sponiiOl'ed by a lllnsi• denomination, and often located In a small town or rurai environment. Combine Efforts Tnday the trend Is toward Jorge, ecumenical graWate schools supported Jolntl7 by sevfral different denominations and assorted with major universities In urban~· _ An outstanding example of this new kind of seminary Is the Gra.fuate Theological Union In Berkeley, Call!. Locsted Just a block from tile Unlversl11 of California campus, It provides advanced oourses tor f'riM. stant, Catholic and Jewish studenls from 12 dltrerent oemlnarles In the San Francisco Bay area. In Rochester, N,Y,, Baptist, Episcopalian and Roman Catbc>lie seminaries are working out plans for a joint oparstlon in association with the University of Rochester. Consolidations across denomlnallonal llneo do not mean that candldstes for the Catholic priesthood and the Protestant mlrilstry will henceforth receive exactly the same education. Atllllollng seminaries retain tlleir separate Identities, and each continues to see to the basic theological trelnlng of Its own students. ~are FacUlties But they can achieve considerable savings, and at the same time offer a richer curriculum, by sharing library and classroom facUlties, and by conclldl ctlng( ~lnt ~':se" inGsomk,e stu es sue as rew, rea homUetlca and pastoral counseling) in which there are no real denominational dltrerences. Seminary mergers eoold give a powerful Impetus to the overall ecumenical movement. Clerl!)'lllen of dltrerent faltho who have studied togelher In semlnary are likely to have a much hlsher degree of mutual undersfiiiilfng and aympathy than those who have no contact .~ore ordlna!J<m. The rationale for locating seminaries near major universlties is similar Under the usual working agree~nts seminary studants are rr..e to take gr~ate courses at the unlver- ... Reedsville_ News Items Program for BY MRS. LYLE BAWERSON The NoWIIIberm..U..oltheRiv• emew PTA was held reeenll7 at the ocbool.' Tbe me• '1111 ,~· A skit "~lett Our . Forelin ened with the repeatinll ~ the Loaders /, was oreeented bY Den Lord's Prayer in un1o1n. Tbe !Ia, 6 w11en • MicMleport Cub Scout led b the Cub 9cout1 ck 2 f met M..w n1gbt at pledge wao ~ · ' ~ ~eportFiratunlt8cl Pre1- Mro. Marpret B"':al:ve 1 byterlan Clllreb short talk on 'a recent con· Each bQy of the den dlapli1ed terence which she attended In a ~ and told or the coauliY Jackson. · widdi he'~e~ Thaywere Tom MeGovem, District Scout Steven B&clmer, ~;pan; Brian Executive 1n1n Parkersburg, W. Conde .Italy• Kenily By e r, V conducted 1 scoutlns proAntaroUea· Mnehell :N:eodoWa, a., lstlrw of alldea and '1 Sweden· Wckay Davellport, Af- sram cons rlea· David :N:ffier Korea; and questton and answer period. The . FraDk Grell, I'Ddll.' PTA members voted to sponsor a Partlclpat!JIII 1n the opeulng Cuti and Boy Scout program. with the . pledge and oath were The business melting was premembers o1 Den 4, Danny Da.. aided over by tile president, Mrs! vis, Marc Fultz, Richard Ber- Vivian Humphrey,dUl'l..rwhichsbe ry Timmy Scitea, and Dick Ow- ............. Scout committee who .,.: ........~ a • John Fultz, committeeman, are Dohrman Reed, Joe TUmor and prealdecl at the meeting In 11le Robert Barber. Anotheroommlttee abaence of Kennetlt Scitea, e1Jb. wss ppolnted to secure the cost ol muter. Fultz noted that In or- kitchen Clll'\8in&. Those named inder for the Pack lD reclwter In eluded Mrs,MargaretBrnwn, Mrs. Jamuu")' a Webelo Ieeder for Hue! Turner Mrs, Thelma Smith 10 year' oid bQrol.l nee '-d. Vol· and Mro. ~Allee Blse. Momunteero to serve on the commit- be 8 of the PTA voted to give a tee are aloo needed. r 1 Middleport bQys who are elifJt donation to tile Salvation Army • years old and Interested In be- ·Mra, HumphreY. and Mrs. Whitecom!Dg a eubscout, are 1nv1t- bead extended thanks to all who ed to contact Scltes, Mrs. Pat bad helped in any way to make John11011, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Ern- the carnival a success. le Fraser, or Mrs. Danny Mea- Attendance bonner and reading clr· dows. cle book were awarded to Mr• Refreahmento ware served by , -""• Mrs Fraser's Den 8 at 111e con- Rice • room. l'llsters were.,...., elusion of the meeting. by the -ents on the recently voted on operating tax levy. Prlzeo Were awarded to C-1 Holsinger, 5 first, David Weber' second, and Mike Larkins, tbird. Due to tile Chrlotmas operetta De the PTA ""'I not hol4 on c. 7' "" Q C _ its regular meeting In December• . . At the elose ol the meeting reToclsy 18 Thuroday; Nov. 30, freshmento were served by the the 334111 day of 1967 with 31 to teachers. follow The' moon Is betw- Its Jut ~ and Its new phase. The morning stars are Venua and J·-'•The~ stars are Mars DRY CLEANING and Saturn On thl5 In history: In 1782 preliminary peace articles ~.... 111e Franeb ore signed (Upon Request) 1 war " alcy, atlelld seminars, and use Ita Ubrary facllltte.• ~ u unlverlllll Btudentl are welcome 1X1 enroll . In B8llllnary cluaea). Jna!elld of feeling IIO!atld, . B8llllnary students are lllten 111e l,ntellectual actiOn li. ,...., #Ire 8lll10sed dall,y to tile lltlmulua of contact with gr1dilate students In law, medicine, business and science. And If Ule unlvera!Q> lo In or near a big c11;y seminarlaliB can do their fieldwork u apprentice pastors 1n the kind of urban enviriJII. rnent to which moat of them can expect to minister after ordination. Comml'tte;,.s rf'0 r , o::; AnnUa/ Program Are Announced Milton Roush, Sunday school !ommu~O:~~": = mas -am to be held &n... ·h day evening, Dec. 17 ' at t 0 Pn::' C: ~&";gram committee are: Evelyn lark and EUeen Bowero, .....,halrmen, and Cline Dallay, Sara Roush, Jeo. nle Well, E•elyn Smith and Pearl Welker· Those 011 11le deoora11on committee w111Orville be Chairman Richard Davlo, Wall, Walter and Pauline Kennedy, Lin•··-· Cl da and Mary ...... qe, il'ence and Margaret Andrews, Gardner and Pat Webnmg, and LCJUI.I and Thelma Osborne, ' beTh~ b~c~aE~ ahe11l Ohlinger Ruth Carr, Marjorle Ka!IPle, Etbel Phelps, HeJ. en Lelfhall, and Melvin and 01lve Smith. The treat• wm be given on Sunday, the 24111 of December, chirlng the Sunday school boor. December 22• at 7 p.m., evOI'YOIIe Is Invited to meet at tile church building to &0 earn!lng to shut-Ins, the sick and othero. ·TV LOG dar SERVICE ,..,_.-=.- J:3arl"'-' ' News, Events Thursday 6o30 Jim CODiatock McHale' a Navy Dream Girl 7:00 Golli>OI Si~ 7:30 Daniel B<IOne 8:00- Let)abrl(_S~_oJ ~Help Youl irOnllde Hondo Pacemaker New ~f 11:20- Ne"s 11:30 Tonigbt ll:to- Late Sbow MOYle - . Bible Answers 7:30- Siespy Jeffers Church of Christ Kartoon Karnival EIIJl.iti1C8fOO Gsale a·~~- . 0: ion - n,oo Pertonalii.Y 11:30 . Star· Store 992-2284 POMEROY :7 In 1 4 Sir Winston Spencer Cb ~"' 'twice Britain's prime ROBINSON'S urQUU, The anableps, or four-eyed minister~ was born. CLEANERS fish , has eyes that see above In 19~9, the Ruaoo.F= 216 E.2nd Pomeroy atlmnde below water at the same . sllatedto=., ~~tllutlal · . : --!!'! McCall's PaHerns 115 W. 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FACTORY AUTHORIZED 5 LE SUMMERS .& SON Game Newil'wetl Game Truth-Consequence Datil1t Family Theater Beautiful This Full 88 Note Keyboard Spinet At A Tremendous S.v!ngs To You During This Fabulous SALE Dark Shadows Flint atones GOOD USED FURNITURE BUYS HERE EVERY DAY! Donna Reed Guiding Ugbl E & SON ANNUAL NOW HEAR THIS- Ponderosa Shoes:.;:, or·the Outdoor Maft. News You Can Get Mother-In-Law Family Fame Everybody's Tal 12!115 Newe 1:00 News 1:30 Mske A Doal TWO IMMERSED ~Inger Saln & Service Bever 12:45- 3oM J'Octon The Fabric Shop Wyatt Earp Leglonalres Dick Van Dyke LOYe d. Lito Hoi~ Sq. 1:552:00 OUr lives For Christmas Sewing VEl vet'EENS -BROCADES .· Secret Storm Candid Camera Andy Griffith 12:00~ eSweepers • Dress Forms WHTN -TV 13 The meelinll cloSed by slnglrw · "Blest Be tile Tie" and senteliCO prayers by members. Retnahments were semid to Marjorie Grimm, Helen SlmpBOII, Marie Roy, Blanche Spencer, Maggie Shain, Dorothy Badgley, and Grella SimpBOII, Mrs. Clara Roush and MIBB Vera Beegle relurned home alter vlaltiJll a month In KenluckY With Mr. and Mro. Arthur Banks at Jeftersoutuwu, Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Martin at LoulsYIIle, and Mr. and Mrs. Wllilam Banks and two children at Middletown. They also visited in Indiana and many places r1 Interest and helped to celebrate tile 35tll weddlq: ann!· versary on Nov, 5 of Mr. and To Tell Truth 3:25 3:30 Don't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4:305:30 "5:00 Rawhide 6:30- 9: Ml' DO:ilias 9:3010:00 Slll;p Jlldjpnent 10:25 Newa :Gold! 2:553:00 Another World WCHS .:. tv 8 WSAZ-TV3 8:00- .A Sporla Joey Bishop Friday FROM SINGERI -e Typewriters • Floor Polishers The Booster &mday School class of the First IISPtlst Church met at tile home of Mrs. Marie R<lUBh on November 16, The me~ opened wltb the ~ong, "COllie Ye Thankful People" and res))OD• aive reading was "Thanksglvlng and Praise." A program ol Thankaglvlng readings was given. In tile buolness session, tile new llgble for tile church wen discussed, The Chrislmas Jlll1V will be at tile home of Gretta Simpson with Blanche Spencer, co-hos- llslman Flying Nlln Bewitched Wanen'a Newa General Hospital 10:00 Dean Martin 11:00 Newa Th e Day . A/m na 2-HOUR Racine Area - 244 k P b C U ac Its leelllrea and teas. lUI New Slim Zippo In hlgh·potith ...,. chram• ' ~- 'ott . ADDRE'~------------------------------CI'IY STAT ZIP·- -- · · · · . �Religion in Amer~ca Around, Pomeroy -! BICCU ' . ....... 'f'l iN: ~~ -.,..;.. ... ' I ' WHAi MANIA !>AID '10 t: ] I l CITIEL THE ~ITTLS CfUCI(. Now ornnce tho circled !etten KJ ~~..:::-.::-..:;,~ :t ..... -....... I YOU'LL ( XI I ) ( l I ] (.u.ftn toJDOrrow) : yHl~nl•y'• ' J•..W..o HUMID SKULK UYAR -ION Aruwer1 J'laere •U parent• of ca 6Meh of .ad We& ,......,.. tlwy'd wo-"IYOIIK MAD" Awards Made to Pea~ Corps Tests Members of Pack, At Athens Monday 248 In Pomeroy . . : Awards wuepresentedbyRog. :.r Dillard, cubmaster, at a :meeting of l'llmeroy Cub Scout ·Pack 248 held Tuel!\lay night :at tile D.A.V, hall. : Receiving one year pins were :David Harris, Keith Ballay and Dale Sisson. RickY McKnJ.stitwas awarded a wolf badge; and TJD. ·mas Jomson received a two year pin and a wolf badge. Slssoo led In tile pledge to the flag to open the meeting. The cub scout song was led by Den 3. Plans wore made 1pr the scouts to march In the Chrlslmu parade In Pomeroy Saturd&Y, and the ann u a I Christmas Jlll1V was acbeGI!ed tcr 8 p.m. on Dec. 26. Mrs. Llnyd ~ and Patrick Wnnd were harned chairmen of plans !or tile holiday party. For tile program Kenny Hollman e>plalned Indian slsn& Jnhn,. ..., anowec1 a 10tem pole made lir his den and explained I t • lll)anlng; and G, E. Guinther tl!owed a burlap Thankosivlng card and told boW It was made. :N:r. and )Irs, Don Eastman and daugbler, Elizabeth Jean, r1. Co·lumbuB, were 'l'ba'*lclvlnl weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Saxton, l'llmero,y, and Mr. add Mrs. Jolm Taylor, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newman of Syracuse and Mrs. VIrginia Moore of Parkersburg, W, Va., were holidaY weekend guests d. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle or Worthlngtoll. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lee and Larry of ~ Bottom had as Thanksglvlng dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lee of Harrisonburg, Va., Mr. and Mrs. George Theiss and cblldren, Karla, Kandy, Keith, Kelly, alldKerri, ol Belpre, and Miss VIrginia Cunnlrvham of l'llmero,y. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lee returned to VIrginia Slmday after spend!~ tile weekend here with his family. Mr, anci Mrs. Gerald Slmster were vlsttors In Newark Tuesday. Mrs. Homer Cooper is a medical patient at Holzer Hospital. Her room numer is 311, Mr, mr Mrs, Emest Clark d. Hebron have been here due to the illness of her brother, Orvy Gainer, wbo Is reportedly improving, GaiJia.MelgB area reoldents Interested In putting their skills to use In developing nations around 111e world are inYited to take tile Peace Corps Placement Test at 3 p.m. Monday, December 4 at the U.S. Post Olllee In Alhens. VolwrteerB need not have a college degree, ao a broad range of aldlls are needed to 1111 the overseas programo In agriculHoliday proJects were planture, public health, community development, education and co- ned when 111e Olive Townsblp Ladles Auxiliary met recently operative development. at tile home of Mrs. Mary Nichols. The group decided to provide a year's news-r subscrlpUon ;" ' to Mrs. ~ellle Petl;y who is Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell and contlned to a rest home at ParkTerry Lynn oll'llmeroy, Mr. and ersburg, W. Va. Plans were al· Mrs, Cilnlqn GUkey and family so made tor giving homemade or Albany were Sunday visitors candy to elderly residents of d. Mr. and Mrs, Lincoln Russell the community and to prepare a and Monday visitors were Mrs, food basket If there is a need Harold Gillogly and family. · for one. Eileen Venoy of Columbus was Games were played witlt prlz. es going to Mrs. Mary Blse a recent weekend YJS!tor of Mr. and Mrs. Opal Johnson. The DeHoward Russell and Mrs. Wlilia comber meeting will be held at Boyce. 11ley also visited Mrs. the home of Mrs. Johnson. Howard Russell at Pleasant ValRefreshments wore served to ley Hospital. those named and Dorotby CaaltMr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers dollar. Emma Durst, Inez Barand Valorie ol Coalton were re- lng, <;arnet Boring, Erika Borcent weekend visitors of Mr.and Iii& Do.ttllli6 -Riebel, IIIII twn "-s Joe Hatfield member&, Do.tollv Ball and Ladies Planned Holiday Pro;ects Wolf Pen .Almost all the world's sup· JiiY of cryolite, a mineral, comes from Greenland. "" • • oow ~.Jia!l and Den 6 Gives Seminaries Test Union By LOUIS CASSELS United PresalnternatiODII Faced with . huge probleills, Amel'lea•s theological seminaries are testing Aeaop's maxim that "Union glyea strengtlt," Sem!narles are the schools 111at educate tomorrow's minlstero, priests and rabbis. Their health Is of lncalculallle lmpor· tance to the future rellglouo ll!e of this country. Toclsy seminaries of all faith• are In trouble. Monay, ao usual, io part of the prcblem. The cost of theological eductloll has quaclrupled since 1940, and there haa been no commensurate Increase In seminary Income. Seminaries are not eligible for &Qvernment aid Which Ia distributed to other Institutions of hlgber education. And thay try to keep their tuition charges very low, so there is a minimum financial barrier In the way of young men who want to prepare for tile ministry. Thus seminaries are increasingly ~dent on support from parent denominations and concerned Individual&- and this has not been forthcoming In a n y w h e r e near adequate amounts. Faculcy Problem Because their faculty ealarles often are below par, seminaries are vulnerubie to raiding by publicly supported colleges and universities which are building up department• or religion. ThirtY years ago, only 10 per cent of the nation's public Institutions of higher education oll'ered undergraduate courses In religion. Today, 90 per cent do. A tltlrd serlaus problem Is enrollments. They have been In a downtrend for the past 10 years. There are doubtleos many reasons, but one of the big ones, apparently, II the fact that seminaries are widely regarded as clol atered Institutions, apart !rom lhe world, serving the inloreots of one denomination. This Image Is very unappealing to college students who want to be Involved with the secular city and who have little patience with denomlnatlonallom. Obviously, there are no simple and eaay solutions to these problems. But many rellglaus leaders believe that all tllree of them can be relieved by pooling resources In fewer but better semm.rlea. The cypteal seminary of~ past was a relatively s Institution, wi111 100 to 200 students, sponiiOl'ed by a lllnsi• denomination, and often located In a small town or rurai environment. Combine Efforts Tnday the trend Is toward Jorge, ecumenical graWate schools supported Jolntl7 by sevfral different denominations and assorted with major universities In urban~· _ An outstanding example of this new kind of seminary Is the Gra.fuate Theological Union In Berkeley, Call!. Locsted Just a block from tile Unlversl11 of California campus, It provides advanced oourses tor f'riM. stant, Catholic and Jewish studenls from 12 dltrerent oemlnarles In the San Francisco Bay area. In Rochester, N,Y,, Baptist, Episcopalian and Roman Catbc>lie seminaries are working out plans for a joint oparstlon in association with the University of Rochester. Consolidations across denomlnallonal llneo do not mean that candldstes for the Catholic priesthood and the Protestant mlrilstry will henceforth receive exactly the same education. Atllllollng seminaries retain tlleir separate Identities, and each continues to see to the basic theological trelnlng of Its own students. ~are FacUlties But they can achieve considerable savings, and at the same time offer a richer curriculum, by sharing library and classroom facUlties, and by conclldl ctlng( ~lnt ~':se" inGsomk,e stu es sue as rew, rea homUetlca and pastoral counseling) in which there are no real denominational dltrerences. Seminary mergers eoold give a powerful Impetus to the overall ecumenical movement. Clerl!)'lllen of dltrerent faltho who have studied togelher In semlnary are likely to have a much hlsher degree of mutual undersfiiiilfng and aympathy than those who have no contact .~ore ordlna!J<m. The rationale for locating seminaries near major universlties is similar Under the usual working agree~nts seminary studants are rr..e to take gr~ate courses at the unlver- ... Reedsville_ News Items Program for BY MRS. LYLE BAWERSON The NoWIIIberm..U..oltheRiv• emew PTA was held reeenll7 at the ocbool.' Tbe me• '1111 ,~· A skit "~lett Our . Forelin ened with the repeatinll ~ the Loaders /, was oreeented bY Den Lord's Prayer in un1o1n. Tbe !Ia, 6 w11en • MicMleport Cub Scout led b the Cub 9cout1 ck 2 f met M..w n1gbt at pledge wao ~ · ' ~ ~eportFiratunlt8cl Pre1- Mro. Marpret B"':al:ve 1 byterlan Clllreb short talk on 'a recent con· Each bQy of the den dlapli1ed terence which she attended In a ~ and told or the coauliY Jackson. · widdi he'~e~ Thaywere Tom MeGovem, District Scout Steven B&clmer, ~;pan; Brian Executive 1n1n Parkersburg, W. Conde .Italy• Kenily By e r, V conducted 1 scoutlns proAntaroUea· Mnehell :N:eodoWa, a., lstlrw of alldea and '1 Sweden· Wckay Davellport, Af- sram cons rlea· David :N:ffier Korea; and questton and answer period. The . FraDk Grell, I'Ddll.' PTA members voted to sponsor a Partlclpat!JIII 1n the opeulng Cuti and Boy Scout program. with the . pledge and oath were The business melting was premembers o1 Den 4, Danny Da.. aided over by tile president, Mrs! vis, Marc Fultz, Richard Ber- Vivian Humphrey,dUl'l..rwhichsbe ry Timmy Scitea, and Dick Ow- ............. Scout committee who .,.: ........~ a • John Fultz, committeeman, are Dohrman Reed, Joe TUmor and prealdecl at the meeting In 11le Robert Barber. Anotheroommlttee abaence of Kennetlt Scitea, e1Jb. wss ppolnted to secure the cost ol muter. Fultz noted that In or- kitchen Clll'\8in&. Those named inder for the Pack lD reclwter In eluded Mrs,MargaretBrnwn, Mrs. Jamuu")' a Webelo Ieeder for Hue! Turner Mrs, Thelma Smith 10 year' oid bQrol.l nee '-d. Vol· and Mro. ~Allee Blse. Momunteero to serve on the commit- be 8 of the PTA voted to give a tee are aloo needed. r 1 Middleport bQys who are elifJt donation to tile Salvation Army • years old and Interested In be- ·Mra, HumphreY. and Mrs. Whitecom!Dg a eubscout, are 1nv1t- bead extended thanks to all who ed to contact Scltes, Mrs. Pat bad helped in any way to make John11011, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Ern- the carnival a success. le Fraser, or Mrs. Danny Mea- Attendance bonner and reading clr· dows. cle book were awarded to Mr• Refreahmento ware served by , -""• Mrs Fraser's Den 8 at 111e con- Rice • room. l'llsters were.,...., elusion of the meeting. by the -ents on the recently voted on operating tax levy. Prlzeo Were awarded to C-1 Holsinger, 5 first, David Weber' second, and Mike Larkins, tbird. Due to tile Chrlotmas operetta De the PTA ""'I not hol4 on c. 7' "" Q C _ its regular meeting In December• . . At the elose ol the meeting reToclsy 18 Thuroday; Nov. 30, freshmento were served by the the 334111 day of 1967 with 31 to teachers. follow The' moon Is betw- Its Jut ~ and Its new phase. The morning stars are Venua and J·-'•The~ stars are Mars DRY CLEANING and Saturn On thl5 In history: In 1782 preliminary peace articles ~.... 111e Franeb ore signed (Upon Request) 1 war " alcy, atlelld seminars, and use Ita Ubrary facllltte.• ~ u unlverlllll Btudentl are welcome 1X1 enroll . In B8llllnary cluaea). Jna!elld of feeling IIO!atld, . B8llllnary students are lllten 111e l,ntellectual actiOn li. ,...., #Ire 8lll10sed dall,y to tile lltlmulua of contact with gr1dilate students In law, medicine, business and science. And If Ule unlvera!Q> lo In or near a big c11;y seminarlaliB can do their fieldwork u apprentice pastors 1n the kind of urban enviriJII. rnent to which moat of them can expect to minister after ordination. Comml'tte;,.s rf'0 r , o::; AnnUa/ Program Are Announced Milton Roush, Sunday school !ommu~O:~~": = mas -am to be held &n... ·h day evening, Dec. 17 ' at t 0 Pn::' C: ~&";gram committee are: Evelyn lark and EUeen Bowero, .....,halrmen, and Cline Dallay, Sara Roush, Jeo. nle Well, E•elyn Smith and Pearl Welker· Those 011 11le deoora11on committee w111Orville be Chairman Richard Davlo, Wall, Walter and Pauline Kennedy, Lin•··-· Cl da and Mary ...... qe, il'ence and Margaret Andrews, Gardner and Pat Webnmg, and LCJUI.I and Thelma Osborne, ' beTh~ b~c~aE~ ahe11l Ohlinger Ruth Carr, Marjorle Ka!IPle, Etbel Phelps, HeJ. en Lelfhall, and Melvin and 01lve Smith. The treat• wm be given on Sunday, the 24111 of December, chirlng the Sunday school boor. December 22• at 7 p.m., evOI'YOIIe Is Invited to meet at tile church building to &0 earn!lng to shut-Ins, the sick and othero. ·TV LOG dar SERVICE ,..,_.-=.- J:3arl"'-' ' News, Events Thursday 6o30 Jim CODiatock McHale' a Navy Dream Girl 7:00 Golli>OI Si~ 7:30 Daniel B<IOne 8:00- Let)abrl(_S~_oJ ~Help Youl irOnllde Hondo Pacemaker New ~f 11:20- Ne"s 11:30 Tonigbt ll:to- Late Sbow MOYle - . Bible Answers 7:30- Siespy Jeffers Church of Christ Kartoon Karnival EIIJl.iti1C8fOO Gsale a·~~- . 0: ion - n,oo Pertonalii.Y 11:30 . Star· Store 992-2284 POMEROY :7 In 1 4 Sir Winston Spencer Cb ~"' 'twice Britain's prime ROBINSON'S urQUU, The anableps, or four-eyed minister~ was born. CLEANERS fish , has eyes that see above In 19~9, the Ruaoo.F= 216 E.2nd Pomeroy atlmnde below water at the same . sllatedto=., ~~tllutlal · . : --!!'! McCall's PaHerns 115 W. SECOND OHIO ••••••• •••• Temptation llbUlies Edge of Night Long recognized aa tbe most comforteble, toughest and longelt 1tellfd• ing leathers. ___ ONLY land. Best values all the time. We Buy! We Sell! We Trade! Jackie Ohilfwer Aa World Tuma The Fqjltlve Phone 742-4211 Love l• Arnold Grete Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced .MIDDLEPORT, 0. Member of Middleport Merebants Rutland • . Two periiCliiB nee!Yed lnotruetlon and were Immersed lnlu Christ at tile Pomeroy ChUrch d. Christ. Thay are Mro. Ruth Carr wltb the Rev, Jame• D. McGovern, Jlll&tor, olflclatiJll, andMissllorothy Reynolds with Elder Conrad Ohlll1ler otrlclatinll. Pastor McGovern uoed tile "Priesthood or All Believers" for the woroblp •errice which followed tile Immersion r1 Miss Reynolds. ne 1n ue featuring out-of-this-world Christmas gift values for everyone at DUTTONS & ROLLERS . ---- ~ - - JEWiLCASE Men's MARLIN B-LACK POWER DE C KE·-8·· TOOLS and AREAL BUY JUSTINnME AGood WayTo. YES, WEREAUY FOR XMAS HAVEGUITA¥ ANOAJN)S AT AREAL SAVINGS ONLY GIFT ONLY DURING THIS •n 1on1 1 s C/Yi tll, crown 1nd bllt k .,.. l ni.ICI . Charmin nssues _ 4 rolls 32c Wisk, qt. size 66c Camay Soapt••"' 11111 2 for 29c . Vanish, Reg. 57c 40c Christmas Bowstu In ••• $1.23 . EE THESE EXCITING GIFT SPECIALS MAKE OUR STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR ·GIFT SHOPPING NATIONAL PRIZES LOCAL PRIZE . Starllte Indoor Utes · _ $1.o9 ·. these beautiful SniH Teall Fragrance Tatoos By Cody (for the young) $2.00 · ·-Also SniH Strips fl'egrance Strips-The Ll~ Craze MAGNUS CHORD ORGANS •3MAGNUS CHORD ORGANS • 72 PRO BRUSHES Z/PPQ 0 H T E Fine long-luting gifll b•nu" lhJ work, alwiJI, or ZII)Jio will fix ihem free. In br\llh-finish chrome OFF Heavy Duty Sander .; 31-88 IF YOU'VE BEIN CONSIDERING THE PURCHSE OF AN ORGAN OR PIANO, YOU WON1 WANT TO .MISS THIS GALA '. EVENT NOW IN PROGRESS NEXT TO STIFFLER'S DEPT. •STORE· ' . · ,'OTHER ST.;- COI.lJMBUS, 108 w, M.AIN ST. :CHILUCOTHWACKSON-NEWARK ' '• ,~TSMoQ'IH.i.WA.SHINGTON, C.H. Heavy Duty W' .._,.. 46.88 7~" Saw _ _ __ 29.88 • 72 IDENT BRACELn PRIZES by BRill Drowin1 it void whera;ur prohlbftH or rfttrict.d 1ty Federal, Slott or. Locot r---1 I I I STORE PRIZE OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM lt.a•lotiOftL Fill in your name and address and bring this entry fonn with you when you visit "Your Pharmacy Christmas Gift Favorites" Drug Store. Find out how you can willlhe beautiful "Princess" Organ shown above as well as any one of the Big Prizes in the Nation" Drawing. EVENING In 1 PARIS SETS !NAMI>•---~-.--NN-TNA-ME..,..-----Rtgular Zlppo 19~88 PLUS- hand poliahed by , Finishing sincler ·- - TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT OUR DRUGSTORE Easy to enter••• nothing to bur! Just fill in the coupon and bring it Into our store! sotinwood back af finest quality. up To I Sale On All I 00% pure natural bri1tle, ·uNIVOX . WURLITZER 50 S13.95 $11.15 t::..r.:Ou•or Utes _ $2.99 A MAN WELSON ,_ Fti" Christmas Wrap ,.- Paper _$1.18 .,vox mP PIANOS AND ORGANS DEPARTMENT ..,.,.. band. (12bJ1il GIBSON FANTASTlC SALE ' seco nd hand, ell pa ~ai on band . read dial. Suede Glft.t.-Rome- ~!fL., I . . , Waterproof"· watch, with plain easy·IO· $299 TRAY 1ft Mldd~ SELF-RISING ladies' , CAVATINA .. . .... LARGE SIZE :.POM•loy, .o.- 14·99· S THE SHOEBOX RUTLAND FURNITURE USED FORNITURE OUTLET , Art Linklstter ••• ALLGOOD BRAND NAMES OF THE WURLITZER CO. • Steel Shank forB 1ner Foot Support--' • Light Weight l'he area's exclusive used furniture store In Rut. TIMEX OPEN NOW AT 108 We MAIN ST. POMEROY NEXT TO STIFFLERS BARGAINS GALORE ' THE RUGGED SHOE News· . FACTORY AUTHORIZED 5 LE SUMMERS .& SON Game Newil'wetl Game Truth-Consequence Datil1t Family Theater Beautiful This Full 88 Note Keyboard Spinet At A Tremendous S.v!ngs To You During This Fabulous SALE Dark Shadows Flint atones GOOD USED FURNITURE BUYS HERE EVERY DAY! Donna Reed Guiding Ugbl E & SON ANNUAL NOW HEAR THIS- Ponderosa Shoes:.;:, or·the Outdoor Maft. News You Can Get Mother-In-Law Family Fame Everybody's Tal 12!115 Newe 1:00 News 1:30 Mske A Doal TWO IMMERSED ~Inger Saln & Service Bever 12:45- 3oM J'Octon The Fabric Shop Wyatt Earp Leglonalres Dick Van Dyke LOYe d. Lito Hoi~ Sq. 1:552:00 OUr lives For Christmas Sewing VEl vet'EENS -BROCADES .· Secret Storm Candid Camera Andy Griffith 12:00~ eSweepers • Dress Forms WHTN -TV 13 The meelinll cloSed by slnglrw · "Blest Be tile Tie" and senteliCO prayers by members. Retnahments were semid to Marjorie Grimm, Helen SlmpBOII, Marie Roy, Blanche Spencer, Maggie Shain, Dorothy Badgley, and Grella SimpBOII, Mrs. Clara Roush and MIBB Vera Beegle relurned home alter vlaltiJll a month In KenluckY With Mr. and Mro. Arthur Banks at Jeftersoutuwu, Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Martin at LoulsYIIle, and Mr. and Mrs. Wllilam Banks and two children at Middletown. They also visited in Indiana and many places r1 Interest and helped to celebrate tile 35tll weddlq: ann!· versary on Nov, 5 of Mr. and To Tell Truth 3:25 3:30 Don't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4:305:30 "5:00 Rawhide 6:30- 9: Ml' DO:ilias 9:3010:00 Slll;p Jlldjpnent 10:25 Newa :Gold! 2:553:00 Another World WCHS .:. tv 8 WSAZ-TV3 8:00- .A Sporla Joey Bishop Friday FROM SINGERI -e Typewriters • Floor Polishers The Booster &mday School class of the First IISPtlst Church met at tile home of Mrs. Marie R<lUBh on November 16, The me~ opened wltb the ~ong, "COllie Ye Thankful People" and res))OD• aive reading was "Thanksglvlng and Praise." A program ol Thankaglvlng readings was given. In tile buolness session, tile new llgble for tile church wen discussed, The Chrislmas Jlll1V will be at tile home of Gretta Simpson with Blanche Spencer, co-hos- llslman Flying Nlln Bewitched Wanen'a Newa General Hospital 10:00 Dean Martin 11:00 Newa Th e Day . A/m na 2-HOUR Racine Area - 244 k P b C U ac Its leelllrea and teas. lUI New Slim Zippo In hlgh·potith ...,. chram• ' ~- 'ott . ADDRE'~------------------------------CI'IY STAT ZIP·- -- · · · · . �;!. • 6- 'l1le !lilly Sc!lllnel, J'llmeroy•Mlddlejl0l1, o., Nov. ill, 1967 Hqliday Proiec ts Planned Fruit plates for alllllns of tho communltr and &tftsfor:real-s ol the Meigs Count.T lnllrmiU')' were ._tho holidaY liroJecta planned when the RutlandFrl~ ly Gardeners met :recently at the home of Mrs. Tom Martin Rutl&ld, ' In response to roll call, oach ol t h e members presented a Christmas table arrangementlor the Athens Slate Hospital. It was decided cltrlng the meeting thai each member will purchase a g[tt for a resident at the Infirmary. For clvle pro.Je-'ls, the club planned a Chrlstmasllgltt!ng contest lor the Rutland area, and voted to participate In a decoratlng contest whioh the Pomeroy Chamber of Commercewlllsponsor inPomeroydurlngthoChrlst. mas season. Tho annual bszssr and bake sale of the club was announced lor Dec, 9 beginning at 9 a.m. at the Rutland Department Store. The dale or Doc. ~at 7::10 was set lor the club members to llD to the Columbus and Soothern Ohio Electric Co. In MlddleDort lng ot the Rutland Garden Club lor a demonstration on ''Holllclay and the counll' shoW held Foods". The Mothers TeenHelp- last weekend was diseussed. ers 4-11 ·Club members will be Mrs. Don Harrison wao tranoguests of the club tor the dellKlrl- !erred from active membership lllratlon. to assoelale membership. .\ report on the garden ther.\n Illustrated talk oo holly apy program started at the Rut. was given by Mrs. Bruce May. land Grade School and given by lile displayed a branch of AmerMrs. Fred Wllllamsoo and Mrs. ican Holly and stated that It Ia Joe Bolin. Mrs. Parv<~r O'Dell the most common variety growing Is chairman of the proJect and In this area. She recommooded has planned activities concern- that every member grow at least lng gardening and oonservaUon one of the numerous varieties to be presented throughout the of holly. school year. This month t h e Necessl1y for having both the class made bird feeders and the male and female pl;,nt for red children will feed and watch the berries was mted by Mrs. May, birds cltrlng the winter months. who suggested that if aomsooe Bird seed for the feeders will nearby has a male tree tflen a female tree can be pollinated be provided by the club. Mrs. Boward Blrehfield and from the neighbor's tree. S h e Mrs. William Willford reported told shout English, Japanese, varon the recent regional meeting igaled and Mahonla, which is held In Gallipolis. It was ooted called Oregon grape holly, but that fOUr members of the club is roally not a holly. Mrs. Joe Bolin gave a demonattended the demonstration or Betey Fast sponaored by the stration on h o 1 I d a y lll'!'ang&Gallipolis Garden Club recently. ments. She made one for t h e members psrt!clpated In Thanhsgivlng table using com the flol\',er show and open meet. husk roses In a turk<~r container with turkow candle holders. Dog. wood blosSI:Ims made from grllilf>' !rmt peel were dlspl<~red a n d used by Mrs. Bollnlnanarrange. n"""" ment. C'l1ristmas for the whole Family, each room full of comfortable heat. II is a new Coleman . FurnacE~'. play ·· Now on dis· 10% discount Another arrangement made by the demonstrator featured the use or a candle board made from plywood, She used dllferont sizes and colors of tspero In the board, and then placed It In the center of a wreath of pine coneo with evergreen accents. Mrs. Bolin also demonstrated how to make instant candles with the n e w granulated form of candle wax, and displayed a picture showing holiday bsubles and sl;yroloam balls on a t:ree replica. Devotions to open the meeting were given by Mrs. BUI Brown. Mrs. Jim Nelson was a guest. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Carl Morris was won by Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Bruce Davls woo the door prize. through Dec. America's only Bonded Healing & Ail \-'ondiUoning. Under New Management West S. Powell CHASE HARDWARE MiddleporT Locust St. Ohio University Wins AEC Grant Ohio flrms were awarded over $2\1, million In Atomic Energy Commlssloo contracts during June, third highest amount for illiY state, the Development n... psrtment 811110U11Ced today, The largest Ohio contractor$! million went to Ohio Unlverslt;y lor a research project enlltled "8 MeV Tandem Accelerator Facility." Only five contracts of a million dolll\fS or more, lncludt1d In the AEC listing, were awarded In the United states. Ohio Univeroll,y was the only educational Institution to receive one of the milllon4>11ar contracts. $50 Contributed by Unit . Auxiliary to Participate In Dec. 14 Hospital Party ParllcJpst!on In the Dec. 14 birthday party at the Chillicothe Vetenns Memorial Hospital was planned when the Ladies Aux!UIU')' ol Feeney - Bennett Post 128. American Legion, met on Tuesday night at the hall. Mrs, Albert Roush asked that members planning to attend the party to be staged by District 8 units contact her by Dec. 12. Cookie and CandY donations can be left with either Mrs. Roush or Mrs. Golda Mourning. Instead rJ sending money lor candy, It was decided to give combs and handkerchiefs to the patients. Junior members or the Wlit A $50 conlrlbution to "t h-~-- hos;ital; $3,320 Brecksville; "Gifts to the Yanks Who Gave" $2,775 to Cincinnati; $2,840 to progrsm of the American L.,. the Cleveland hospital; $8,300 glon was made by the Ladles to tile Dayton Veterans Center; Auxiliary or Drew Websler Post $2,200 to the SanduskY Soldiers 39, at a meetlog Tuesday night and Sailors home; and In exfollowing a "post.pre" (a 1 t e r coss or $8,000 to state menThankoglvlng, before Christmas) tal hospltalo. holiday dlmer party. During tho meeting presided Another highlight of 1be meet. over by Mrs. Linda Guinther, It lng was planning for psrtielpa- was reported that $59,39 was lion In the District 8 birthday made on the recent rummage party to h held at the Chilli- sale. A letter was read from the cothc Veterans Hospital on Dec. Athens State Hospital thanking 14. Several members plan to the auxtllary for mon<~r sent attend the psrty which begins to the one veteran ol Mel g s at 1 p.m. Cakes and candy -.viii County confined tho""· Cards be taken and anyone Interested in from the Thoma and Heines' making a donation to the party lap11Hes were read. Is asked to contact Mrs. Paul A bulletin rrom Mrs. Lenore Casd, rehubilltation chairman. Atkins, eighth district president, The unit voted to contribute was read calling attention to $5 toward expenses ol the par- membership and reporting the ty. Mrs. Ben Ncutzling present. local unit with 103 paid - ~ ed personal t,rilt items from the members. She req.~ested that Pomeroy Shakespeare Club which birthday cards be sent to the will be taken by the auxiliary department president by Dec. 4, members to the Chillicothe Hos- and announced the mid-winter pital. conference to bo held 1n CoDurlng the meeting It was vot- Jumbos In February. Mrs. Atkins ed to porchase live dozen bath also announced that Jan, 26 Is towels and after Christmas to the dead1ine for national citamake bibs lor the Chillicothe lion for membership, hospltal. Acontribotion was made Mrs. J. M. Thornto•, Jegioto the cystic N.brosis fund drive lative chairman, presentedacernow underway In tile county. tillcate received !rom the LegMrs. Casci reported on what islativc Leaders Club, A report has be~n done in Ohio for hos- on civil defense was givetJ by pitalized veterans through the Mrs. Georgo Mowrey, and Mrs. Gifts [or the Yanks Who Gave T, A, Hennessy, card and flowprogram, Expendib.lres for last er chairman, reported that a year totaled $37,393.18, she not- card had been sent to the c,.... ed. The distribution of funds was lfa family, and that flowers were as follows: $6,000 in canteen , sent to Mrs. Peggy Taylor at hooks to the Chillicothe hospit. Veterans Memorial, and Mrs. al; $1,500 to the gilt shop and Laura Watson at Pleasant Valcash donations at the Chillic.:othe ley, io pay dues ror the junior members in exc~ for assistance with the annual l'llppy Day sale, Plans were made for se~ Meigs County Salon 710, 8 and 40, Christmas dinner on Dec. 11 at the hall. A party lor the unit was planned for Dec. 21 at 6:30 p. m, Meat, potatoes, bread and coffee will be furnished but members are to take a covered dish. There will be a $1 gift exchange with the )mior members to have their own gift exchange. Get well cards were sent to Mrs. Bert Boclimer, Harry stover, Harry Kaofl, J. B. Wayland, will make 100 favors lor the par- Janie Thomas, Becky Roush, and ty and are to meet at the hall at Ed Spencer, a patient at the Htmt2 p. m. on Dec. 10 to work on ingt:Gn Veterans Hospital. SympaUty cards were sent by the unit the faYOrs. During the meeting presided to Mrs. l.oois Diehl, Char I e s over by Mrs. Helen KeMedy, Diehl, Dale Hendricks, Charles contributions were made to the and Robert McElhinney and MyrMeigs Counly Tuberculosis and tle Walker. Karen Hawley, delegate to the Health Aosociatlon, and the Meigs Buckeye Girls state, was a guest County Chapter rJ the American at the meeOng and reported on Red Cross. Seven new applications Cor her experiences at Capital Unimembership were accepted, They were from Dorothy Roush, Judy Roush and Hazel Van Cooney, senior Wllt, and Trudy Hendricks Linda Hendricks, Dottie Roush and Sharon Roush, junior writ. It was voted dur~ the meeting to versit;y last summer. She played the piano for group singing of '~America.'' Karen's mother was also a guest at the meeting. The Mrs. Mrs. were traveling prize donated by Helen Darst was won by Mourning, Refreshments served. !lilly Senllnol, Pllmeroy-Wddloport, cha.f:l: « . wm, holt8•••• Your Full Service Blnk Is •• o 3 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 « ::~Sie~wart ol Mason were POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Mrs. Frances Klein, tho guest gave a very iulereotlqr · ....,•• was Serving Meigs County tortJVII1 9S Yearw .cemr't.ti Dltt Kina "AP"-Improve his shlnlria hours. 30 jewels. Starting ·Dec. 1 Thrue Sat., Dec. 23 ·•- Re-g. $2.10 We will give 2·New One · Dollar .Bills For Each Cash Purchase. of. $10.00 We save you money be, fore Christmas this year for the first time In our Discounltd j ' '1·63 Reserved $5.15 . '4o21 ' histocy~ - "ld.CHRISTMAS leg. $2.98 Voluo ~5095 TOASTER SALE ON ALl GAMES 4-Siice Pop Up r011ts 1-2-3 or 4 Slice• AND $22.95 Valuo - ... ~: $18.36 45~ S13 56 Bel. Cowd o $16.95 Voluo NORELCO MENS 3 HEAO $S.OOVohM '•It-SilO • Savo$10.00 25cVoluols. Collin Ilk CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS 128oxtd 58C llox oll2 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 2se LADlE$ NOREI.CO mind all its 15 Light Sot s2o47 69t CHRISTMAS $1.00 will hold it till Christmas The re;1'so."1 wl•y . thia Bu1ova Aytomalic is so "". · autorilatic ia that 1 l•T critical .paTti WtrfC made u~ ' MASON;"W. VA. .. ~ INION Wrapping tiiQ,Ifs Tilt ' $10.00 Value K/JJ81 fiUR ll/£Gfi4K Gilt ·- thermos BOTTLE •• •• I SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS, . $4.Ts'3.49 $5.00 '4.35 lilfllQXUI' own. •' and when they a110ultto $10.00 · TURN -'EM IN FoR. $2.00 Rights ~ automatic Bulova has a .' · 15.39 5 1 .... $!.so · 2 o49 tdi11c5rb- ... ----- - .FILM Open Me FirSt '3.39 BAlE This FROM DEC. I TO ~EC.23 (outfit) $4.00Volue A FAMILY GIVEN AWAY FREE "PRICE ~UNDAES Mens&Lidi.. l TOYS Y2. now 25c & 35c ' 5c off Til Closing . ------ sso.oo••• '25.00••• '25.00 . CLOSING OUT SPECIALS $6.95 MONOP'OLY ALL WILL CLOSE-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 • t\utom1tlc. Wattrproot•. Y.tlow, with litt Another Pic~m' EXTRA! DAIRY VALLEY . Thenkl for • Wonderful $19.95 Volue '--------_. "A Gold Star Srore" J .._'I'!- Home of HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDSI 2·SUC1i TOASTER Another Pickens,,Extra! ' White HOUJe. IIUiinto: 'dial. $71.115 You Must R~ EACH WEEK. Mler 'lbunday Drawing Eaeh Week, WeStartl New Registration Reg· 35c end 45c MILK SHAKES $16.88 Middleport, 0. and Goessler's PICKENS ~ DRAWINGSDEC. 5-7-12-14-19-21 Jesse Hawley wrote his 13 essays under the name of Hercwes. There are 132 rooms In the POLAROID .Iii/ . s600.00 CASH truck <lrf7lng bananu CM18kt lire It 6:50 p.m. Wecmeada,y 011 Rt. 2 IMilr Ashtm retiUIIIIIg In ~by-=trud< wu -·......'IYofllanllnl- SWINGER FURNITURE, Jewelry · Go. fogether · GIVEN AWAY FREE! IOWIIW their dil~baqe ~ . Holzer Hospital. Harold Geclqe and 10110, Brian and Brelll, llave bee• euesta of Mr. aDd Mra.Jk. ClliiiU durlrJr Mrl. ~· hospltallzatlaa. Robert Sllarp Ia In Zanesville nslt1J1C bla 1011 and daU(IIIter·ln· law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sllarp, He wa1 accompanied there by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, l!llly and Edith. ....... ot BAKER enjoyed by FIRE Hml TRUCK , ~r-595 Memortes,tt all preaent. Mrl. Wilma Blake waslliven a two monllls leave It absence. Any auxiliary member willllflw ··to get In l<luehwithMrs. Will may Member FDIC All Accountslnsu..d Up to $15;000 Undtr Tho Fed•ral Deposit lnsuronce Corporation e FIRST DRAWING TUES., DEC. 5 ELECTRIC co. Doria Fq ol Huotillllon, W. Va., Mrs. Eliza· beth DuCkworth ol Syracuae, Mr. and Mrl. Hay Smith and family. Oheshln, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Workman, RaveDJwood, Mrs. Ella Holter, Mrs. Anna Stacy aDd son, VIUihiD, Mrs. Carl Kerns, Barbara and Naney, all ol Akron. lolro. Carolyn Jcllmson has been the guoll rJ her Jllll'Ontl, Mr, and Mra. Robert c. Rinehart and her children, 4'dls and Eddie, who reaide here with her Jll'8lldpereots. During- her visit the fifth birthdaY rJ 4'dla Johnson wao ob&ened. Mrs. Harold 0. Georp and infant son, David Allen. are now It tho homo (i her -Mr. FURNITURE~ r-----------·----:-------- the , Mrs. WA a GIVEN AWAY ~ACH TUESIAY ancl THURSDA'f · MORNING ON PICKENS' WMPO RADIO PROGRAM. "Register ~ree At Our Store. No . P~rcbase Is Necessary. Register Each Time You visit Our Store! · At $12.3!11 month, 11101t people can afford electric heating. If yot:1'd like to talk to home OWIIIflln your area who now e11joy electric heating, c:ont1c1 JOfll nearest Electric Company o:r;,~. llld were TIMEX Look!.. Christmas SlZJ!'' This electrically heated home has 2,518 square feet of living area which includes three bedrooms, two baths, family room, living room, dining room and kitchen. 'l'lwlkllclvlng dinner guests at the borne of Mrs. Eugene Atkins of Rutland were Mr. allll 1o1 ra. Gordon R. Aikins olForestville, !lid,, Mr. and Mrs, David Rtggs, David Ray, Mark, Danny, Paul and LindaRigJs,Mro. Mary Diehl !llr. and Mrs, VIrgil Atklno,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell, Mr. and Mrs, Felix Alkire, Marilyn, and Shirley Allde and MIIB Ruby Diehl. Guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duekowth ""rthe hollcla.y ,...k- Atte..U,. were, 1111111, Mro. - Plalll for the an- do 110 by llhonlnc 9924$22 llli' Klein, Miss Carla WUl and lolro. wer,madewbon evenirw alter 7 or all clay llns.t. FettY and Hoapltal Admtnlotr.tor Aux!IIIU')' of Veter· Ul'day, ~ 01' Moncla.y, HoiiPital met In The . 1'huikBJivfiW motU Wll Walter Stewart, llld membors room of the hospital carrted out In the beautifUl table Mrs, Blak8, Mrs. Plckana, Mrs. decoraUons with tha tridlt!onal Law1011, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. LAinlucliod the meati"W wu Mrs. retreshmento )IUIIIj)kln pie, don, Mrs. Wlll, Mra • .Jolmson, In the absence 0( the cotree and punch beflw serwd Wlnooa ll<ilman, J0111 WeyersMrs, LoUise Bearhs. by Mri, Ada Slack, miller, Eliza Powell, Ruth MorMrs, Londoo and Mrs. Janice ris, Mildred Withee, Janece Danift~:=~~ol was the 23rd Psalm chen by Mrs. Lawson. Contributing hestesaea lela, Mrs. ·Werry, Mra. Elkew, Plckana, Mlnutlls ol the were Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Bet- ~-W-Uid Mn. !11ewut. meeting were read by ty Hayes, Mrl. Vazle Lee and Mrs. Kalhryn Mrs. M,yla Hudson. the treasure,.• by Mrl, NIGIIII LCIICIOn, Will, volunteer _ . r TO BE HONOIIID nnan,presentecl &JIIstpres- PT, PLEASANT - Mr. . . to Mrs. Wanda Fet- Mrl. G1Q' llousb of Mason 11111 1!11ffilB) Christmas open be honored ..,. their eblldnll will be Dee. 17. Cookies Sonday, Dec. 3 on thalr Golden · be fllmllhe4 .by A11111Jar:y Weddlna Amdveraary with .,.. house from 2 1111111 5 p.m. It ~lrB wiJo will aiiO be hoB· their borne. for the clay. The Roushos were marrlll Christmas potluck dinner will Dec. 1._ ~17 by the Rev. ~ bold In the hospital dlniiW field. ·•near chlldrea hobotllll Doc. 19 at 7:30 p. m. with thorn are Mrs. Charlea Walker and an exchange of $1 ol IKcCormellsvllle, 0.; Mrs. Be. ME'Ns aid Zerkle, L e t a r I; K81111111 Rousb, Pl. Pleulllt, 111C1 WD- · AND for the prCill'am chairman. Uam and Vemon Roush, bolb of memborahlp drive will end Mason 111d 13 grandchildren. LADlES 19 with tho mllllbor brilwthe moat new members to a gift. Mrs, Anna WheelHighest Rocky MoUDtaln lllllled Volunieer Chair· peak In the United States Is GuaraniMcl assistant. Colorado'• MI. Elbert. 14,411 Wlllpve a brletreporton Giltlloxtd two clay meeiiJW of the Ohio frM Gilt . . Wrapping lnBtilutefor of volunteers and ol Volunteer Services . . Chrletepber Inn In Colum• Sile and Mrs. Wheeler bad :ended the meetlllll. member' Mrs. Eraest!ae . . and Mrs, MarpretEikew Puneroy, Mrs. Kathryn WeavHarrisonville and Mrs. ==AsBOC!ation ''Our electric heating bills average Around· Middleport ospital Auxiliary Plans en House .December 17 . - Dliin8rwa:re for the lecklnldto chen was diiiCllssed md Mr1. Frances Hunnell and M r s. Neutzl!ng were aJII!Oinled to purchase needed dishes after ecJI>. !erring with the legion momhers. It was noted thst Mrs. Nentzllng was the lnllalllng ofOcer for new olllcers ot the' auxiliary of Lewis Manl<~r Post 263. Plans Were made for the January meeting whenChar~ will be draped for eon ma. Mrs. Leonard JeweiiL.Mrs. Marie Young, Mrs, C. F. Tompklns, Margaret Vodlsh, Mrs. Ellzabe1b Vaughan! and M r s. Franh Vaughan wU be the hostesses, The unit will not meet In Decembor. • ...... Tueaday nl(!l1t's m~..... 01>' ened In ritualistic form will!_ Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth as act.; ing chapJain, Mrs. Pearl Knaw and Mro. Hunnel~ color bearers; Mrs. David ~Cummings, as, ers; Mrs. David Cumm~1 sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Neutz.. ling, pianist. Two tables were used at the "post-preu dlrmer with one belng decorated In the Thanltsglvlng theme, and the other In the Christmas motif, Green eandles encircled with holly were used on tile one table, whUe turkey replicas were on Che other. Ta.. ble grace was gf.vea by M r •· Frank Cheesebrew. Mrs, Cummlngs and Mrs, Elza GUmore, Jr. were co-chairmen for the dinner, A gift exchange and social hour concluded the evening. Christmas Party Planned A Christmas party was plan- elli •iThariksglving," by Harry ned for Dec. 26 when Chesler Holter; 11 What Is Character," Grange met Tueaday night at by Mrs. Dale Kautz; ''Take the hall. The party will Include Time," by Mrs. George Gen~ a 50 cent gift exchange lor both heirner; and 11 A Sensible Girl " the adults and children, with by Sheila Newell. A p o e ,;,, the home eoonomics committee ~'Fulfillment," by Mrs. Ethel to provide ham for a putluck Orr, and a <Jliz won by Ule ladies dinner. concludes the program, Mrs. Lena Koblentz was inDuring the meeting presided stalled as lecturer by Dale Kautz over by George Genhelrner. masand had charge ol the program ter, a communication was read which carried out the Thanko- from Boys' Village. Convention glvlng theme. Members respond- news was given in a bulletin ed to roll call with a bb53l.1g. from the state master. Refresh ~ ,.Count Your Blessings'' and ments were served following the the tOOth Psalm were read to meeting. open the program, Kautz gave a poem, uSpeclfic Reasoos for Bacteria are plants which Thanks;" and readings includare too tiny to be seen with ed "Thanksgiving Time Is Here the naked eye. Again," by Mrs, Hobart New- o., Nov. au. 1081 ' 'j . . CHOQ.SE FROM THESE FAMOUS NAMES ·~ etAIU eTUSSY eM\' SIN eCOTY eAIIPEGE ..POPCORN ·-""""""""'Cuplowh and • Four Serving FulyA-* : s7 ..21 Pollthtd Alum: Gift loRd .~~· ' �;!. • 6- 'l1le !lilly Sc!lllnel, J'llmeroy•Mlddlejl0l1, o., Nov. ill, 1967 Hqliday Proiec ts Planned Fruit plates for alllllns of tho communltr and &tftsfor:real-s ol the Meigs Count.T lnllrmiU')' were ._tho holidaY liroJecta planned when the RutlandFrl~ ly Gardeners met :recently at the home of Mrs. Tom Martin Rutl&ld, ' In response to roll call, oach ol t h e members presented a Christmas table arrangementlor the Athens Slate Hospital. It was decided cltrlng the meeting thai each member will purchase a g[tt for a resident at the Infirmary. For clvle pro.Je-'ls, the club planned a Chrlstmasllgltt!ng contest lor the Rutland area, and voted to participate In a decoratlng contest whioh the Pomeroy Chamber of Commercewlllsponsor inPomeroydurlngthoChrlst. mas season. Tho annual bszssr and bake sale of the club was announced lor Dec, 9 beginning at 9 a.m. at the Rutland Department Store. The dale or Doc. ~at 7::10 was set lor the club members to llD to the Columbus and Soothern Ohio Electric Co. In MlddleDort lng ot the Rutland Garden Club lor a demonstration on ''Holllclay and the counll' shoW held Foods". The Mothers TeenHelp- last weekend was diseussed. ers 4-11 ·Club members will be Mrs. Don Harrison wao tranoguests of the club tor the dellKlrl- !erred from active membership lllratlon. to assoelale membership. .\ report on the garden ther.\n Illustrated talk oo holly apy program started at the Rut. was given by Mrs. Bruce May. land Grade School and given by lile displayed a branch of AmerMrs. Fred Wllllamsoo and Mrs. ican Holly and stated that It Ia Joe Bolin. Mrs. Parv<~r O'Dell the most common variety growing Is chairman of the proJect and In this area. She recommooded has planned activities concern- that every member grow at least lng gardening and oonservaUon one of the numerous varieties to be presented throughout the of holly. school year. This month t h e Necessl1y for having both the class made bird feeders and the male and female pl;,nt for red children will feed and watch the berries was mted by Mrs. May, birds cltrlng the winter months. who suggested that if aomsooe Bird seed for the feeders will nearby has a male tree tflen a female tree can be pollinated be provided by the club. Mrs. Boward Blrehfield and from the neighbor's tree. S h e Mrs. William Willford reported told shout English, Japanese, varon the recent regional meeting igaled and Mahonla, which is held In Gallipolis. It was ooted called Oregon grape holly, but that fOUr members of the club is roally not a holly. Mrs. Joe Bolin gave a demonattended the demonstration or Betey Fast sponaored by the stration on h o 1 I d a y lll'!'ang&Gallipolis Garden Club recently. ments. She made one for t h e members psrt!clpated In Thanhsgivlng table using com the flol\',er show and open meet. husk roses In a turk<~r container with turkow candle holders. Dog. wood blosSI:Ims made from grllilf>' !rmt peel were dlspl<~red a n d used by Mrs. Bollnlnanarrange. n"""" ment. C'l1ristmas for the whole Family, each room full of comfortable heat. II is a new Coleman . FurnacE~'. play ·· Now on dis· 10% discount Another arrangement made by the demonstrator featured the use or a candle board made from plywood, She used dllferont sizes and colors of tspero In the board, and then placed It In the center of a wreath of pine coneo with evergreen accents. Mrs. Bolin also demonstrated how to make instant candles with the n e w granulated form of candle wax, and displayed a picture showing holiday bsubles and sl;yroloam balls on a t:ree replica. Devotions to open the meeting were given by Mrs. BUI Brown. Mrs. Jim Nelson was a guest. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Carl Morris was won by Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Bruce Davls woo the door prize. through Dec. America's only Bonded Healing & Ail \-'ondiUoning. Under New Management West S. Powell CHASE HARDWARE MiddleporT Locust St. Ohio University Wins AEC Grant Ohio flrms were awarded over $2\1, million In Atomic Energy Commlssloo contracts during June, third highest amount for illiY state, the Development n... psrtment 811110U11Ced today, The largest Ohio contractor$! million went to Ohio Unlverslt;y lor a research project enlltled "8 MeV Tandem Accelerator Facility." Only five contracts of a million dolll\fS or more, lncludt1d In the AEC listing, were awarded In the United states. Ohio Univeroll,y was the only educational Institution to receive one of the milllon4>11ar contracts. $50 Contributed by Unit . Auxiliary to Participate In Dec. 14 Hospital Party ParllcJpst!on In the Dec. 14 birthday party at the Chillicothe Vetenns Memorial Hospital was planned when the Ladies Aux!UIU')' ol Feeney - Bennett Post 128. American Legion, met on Tuesday night at the hall. Mrs, Albert Roush asked that members planning to attend the party to be staged by District 8 units contact her by Dec. 12. Cookie and CandY donations can be left with either Mrs. Roush or Mrs. Golda Mourning. Instead rJ sending money lor candy, It was decided to give combs and handkerchiefs to the patients. Junior members or the Wlit A $50 conlrlbution to "t h-~-- hos;ital; $3,320 Brecksville; "Gifts to the Yanks Who Gave" $2,775 to Cincinnati; $2,840 to progrsm of the American L.,. the Cleveland hospital; $8,300 glon was made by the Ladles to tile Dayton Veterans Center; Auxiliary or Drew Websler Post $2,200 to the SanduskY Soldiers 39, at a meetlog Tuesday night and Sailors home; and In exfollowing a "post.pre" (a 1 t e r coss or $8,000 to state menThankoglvlng, before Christmas) tal hospltalo. holiday dlmer party. During tho meeting presided Another highlight of 1be meet. over by Mrs. Linda Guinther, It lng was planning for psrtielpa- was reported that $59,39 was lion In the District 8 birthday made on the recent rummage party to h held at the Chilli- sale. A letter was read from the cothc Veterans Hospital on Dec. Athens State Hospital thanking 14. Several members plan to the auxtllary for mon<~r sent attend the psrty which begins to the one veteran ol Mel g s at 1 p.m. Cakes and candy -.viii County confined tho""· Cards be taken and anyone Interested in from the Thoma and Heines' making a donation to the party lap11Hes were read. Is asked to contact Mrs. Paul A bulletin rrom Mrs. Lenore Casd, rehubilltation chairman. Atkins, eighth district president, The unit voted to contribute was read calling attention to $5 toward expenses ol the par- membership and reporting the ty. Mrs. Ben Ncutzling present. local unit with 103 paid - ~ ed personal t,rilt items from the members. She req.~ested that Pomeroy Shakespeare Club which birthday cards be sent to the will be taken by the auxiliary department president by Dec. 4, members to the Chillicothe Hos- and announced the mid-winter pital. conference to bo held 1n CoDurlng the meeting It was vot- Jumbos In February. Mrs. Atkins ed to porchase live dozen bath also announced that Jan, 26 Is towels and after Christmas to the dead1ine for national citamake bibs lor the Chillicothe lion for membership, hospltal. Acontribotion was made Mrs. J. M. Thornto•, Jegioto the cystic N.brosis fund drive lative chairman, presentedacernow underway In tile county. tillcate received !rom the LegMrs. Casci reported on what islativc Leaders Club, A report has be~n done in Ohio for hos- on civil defense was givetJ by pitalized veterans through the Mrs. Georgo Mowrey, and Mrs. Gifts [or the Yanks Who Gave T, A, Hennessy, card and flowprogram, Expendib.lres for last er chairman, reported that a year totaled $37,393.18, she not- card had been sent to the c,.... ed. The distribution of funds was lfa family, and that flowers were as follows: $6,000 in canteen , sent to Mrs. Peggy Taylor at hooks to the Chillicothe hospit. Veterans Memorial, and Mrs. al; $1,500 to the gilt shop and Laura Watson at Pleasant Valcash donations at the Chillic.:othe ley, io pay dues ror the junior members in exc~ for assistance with the annual l'llppy Day sale, Plans were made for se~ Meigs County Salon 710, 8 and 40, Christmas dinner on Dec. 11 at the hall. A party lor the unit was planned for Dec. 21 at 6:30 p. m, Meat, potatoes, bread and coffee will be furnished but members are to take a covered dish. There will be a $1 gift exchange with the )mior members to have their own gift exchange. Get well cards were sent to Mrs. Bert Boclimer, Harry stover, Harry Kaofl, J. B. Wayland, will make 100 favors lor the par- Janie Thomas, Becky Roush, and ty and are to meet at the hall at Ed Spencer, a patient at the Htmt2 p. m. on Dec. 10 to work on ingt:Gn Veterans Hospital. SympaUty cards were sent by the unit the faYOrs. During the meeting presided to Mrs. l.oois Diehl, Char I e s over by Mrs. Helen KeMedy, Diehl, Dale Hendricks, Charles contributions were made to the and Robert McElhinney and MyrMeigs Counly Tuberculosis and tle Walker. Karen Hawley, delegate to the Health Aosociatlon, and the Meigs Buckeye Girls state, was a guest County Chapter rJ the American at the meeOng and reported on Red Cross. Seven new applications Cor her experiences at Capital Unimembership were accepted, They were from Dorothy Roush, Judy Roush and Hazel Van Cooney, senior Wllt, and Trudy Hendricks Linda Hendricks, Dottie Roush and Sharon Roush, junior writ. It was voted dur~ the meeting to versit;y last summer. She played the piano for group singing of '~America.'' Karen's mother was also a guest at the meeting. The Mrs. Mrs. were traveling prize donated by Helen Darst was won by Mourning, Refreshments served. !lilly Senllnol, Pllmeroy-Wddloport, cha.f:l: « . wm, holt8•••• Your Full Service Blnk Is •• o 3 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 « ::~Sie~wart ol Mason were POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Mrs. Frances Klein, tho guest gave a very iulereotlqr · ....,•• was Serving Meigs County tortJVII1 9S Yearw .cemr't.ti Dltt Kina "AP"-Improve his shlnlria hours. 30 jewels. Starting ·Dec. 1 Thrue Sat., Dec. 23 ·•- Re-g. $2.10 We will give 2·New One · Dollar .Bills For Each Cash Purchase. of. $10.00 We save you money be, fore Christmas this year for the first time In our Discounltd j ' '1·63 Reserved $5.15 . '4o21 ' histocy~ - "ld.CHRISTMAS leg. $2.98 Voluo ~5095 TOASTER SALE ON ALl GAMES 4-Siice Pop Up r011ts 1-2-3 or 4 Slice• AND $22.95 Valuo - ... ~: $18.36 45~ S13 56 Bel. Cowd o $16.95 Voluo NORELCO MENS 3 HEAO $S.OOVohM '•It-SilO • Savo$10.00 25cVoluols. Collin Ilk CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS 128oxtd 58C llox oll2 CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 2se LADlE$ NOREI.CO mind all its 15 Light Sot s2o47 69t CHRISTMAS $1.00 will hold it till Christmas The re;1'so."1 wl•y . thia Bu1ova Aytomalic is so "". · autorilatic ia that 1 l•T critical .paTti WtrfC made u~ ' MASON;"W. VA. .. ~ INION Wrapping tiiQ,Ifs Tilt ' $10.00 Value K/JJ81 fiUR ll/£Gfi4K Gilt ·- thermos BOTTLE •• •• I SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS, . $4.Ts'3.49 $5.00 '4.35 lilfllQXUI' own. •' and when they a110ultto $10.00 · TURN -'EM IN FoR. $2.00 Rights ~ automatic Bulova has a .' · 15.39 5 1 .... $!.so · 2 o49 tdi11c5rb- ... ----- - .FILM Open Me FirSt '3.39 BAlE This FROM DEC. I TO ~EC.23 (outfit) $4.00Volue A FAMILY GIVEN AWAY FREE "PRICE ~UNDAES Mens&Lidi.. l TOYS Y2. now 25c & 35c ' 5c off Til Closing . ------ sso.oo••• '25.00••• '25.00 . CLOSING OUT SPECIALS $6.95 MONOP'OLY ALL WILL CLOSE-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 • t\utom1tlc. Wattrproot•. Y.tlow, with litt Another Pic~m' EXTRA! DAIRY VALLEY . Thenkl for • Wonderful $19.95 Volue '--------_. "A Gold Star Srore" J .._'I'!- Home of HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDSI 2·SUC1i TOASTER Another Pickens,,Extra! ' White HOUJe. IIUiinto: 'dial. $71.115 You Must R~ EACH WEEK. Mler 'lbunday Drawing Eaeh Week, WeStartl New Registration Reg· 35c end 45c MILK SHAKES $16.88 Middleport, 0. and Goessler's PICKENS ~ DRAWINGSDEC. 5-7-12-14-19-21 Jesse Hawley wrote his 13 essays under the name of Hercwes. There are 132 rooms In the POLAROID .Iii/ . s600.00 CASH truck <lrf7lng bananu CM18kt lire It 6:50 p.m. Wecmeada,y 011 Rt. 2 IMilr Ashtm retiUIIIIIg In ~by-=trud< wu -·......'IYofllanllnl- SWINGER FURNITURE, Jewelry · Go. fogether · GIVEN AWAY FREE! IOWIIW their dil~baqe ~ . Holzer Hospital. Harold Geclqe and 10110, Brian and Brelll, llave bee• euesta of Mr. aDd Mra.Jk. ClliiiU durlrJr Mrl. ~· hospltallzatlaa. Robert Sllarp Ia In Zanesville nslt1J1C bla 1011 and daU(IIIter·ln· law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sllarp, He wa1 accompanied there by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, l!llly and Edith. ....... ot BAKER enjoyed by FIRE Hml TRUCK , ~r-595 Memortes,tt all preaent. Mrl. Wilma Blake waslliven a two monllls leave It absence. Any auxiliary member willllflw ··to get In l<luehwithMrs. Will may Member FDIC All Accountslnsu..d Up to $15;000 Undtr Tho Fed•ral Deposit lnsuronce Corporation e FIRST DRAWING TUES., DEC. 5 ELECTRIC co. Doria Fq ol Huotillllon, W. Va., Mrs. Eliza· beth DuCkworth ol Syracuae, Mr. and Mrl. Hay Smith and family. Oheshln, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Workman, RaveDJwood, Mrs. Ella Holter, Mrs. Anna Stacy aDd son, VIUihiD, Mrs. Carl Kerns, Barbara and Naney, all ol Akron. lolro. Carolyn Jcllmson has been the guoll rJ her Jllll'Ontl, Mr, and Mra. Robert c. Rinehart and her children, 4'dls and Eddie, who reaide here with her Jll'8lldpereots. During- her visit the fifth birthdaY rJ 4'dla Johnson wao ob&ened. Mrs. Harold 0. Georp and infant son, David Allen. are now It tho homo (i her -Mr. FURNITURE~ r-----------·----:-------- the , Mrs. WA a GIVEN AWAY ~ACH TUESIAY ancl THURSDA'f · MORNING ON PICKENS' WMPO RADIO PROGRAM. "Register ~ree At Our Store. No . P~rcbase Is Necessary. Register Each Time You visit Our Store! · At $12.3!11 month, 11101t people can afford electric heating. If yot:1'd like to talk to home OWIIIflln your area who now e11joy electric heating, c:ont1c1 JOfll nearest Electric Company o:r;,~. llld were TIMEX Look!.. Christmas SlZJ!'' This electrically heated home has 2,518 square feet of living area which includes three bedrooms, two baths, family room, living room, dining room and kitchen. 'l'lwlkllclvlng dinner guests at the borne of Mrs. Eugene Atkins of Rutland were Mr. allll 1o1 ra. Gordon R. Aikins olForestville, !lid,, Mr. and Mrs, David Rtggs, David Ray, Mark, Danny, Paul and LindaRigJs,Mro. Mary Diehl !llr. and Mrs, VIrgil Atklno,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell, Mr. and Mrs, Felix Alkire, Marilyn, and Shirley Allde and MIIB Ruby Diehl. Guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duekowth ""rthe hollcla.y ,...k- Atte..U,. were, 1111111, Mro. - Plalll for the an- do 110 by llhonlnc 9924$22 llli' Klein, Miss Carla WUl and lolro. wer,madewbon evenirw alter 7 or all clay llns.t. FettY and Hoapltal Admtnlotr.tor Aux!IIIU')' of Veter· Ul'day, ~ 01' Moncla.y, HoiiPital met In The . 1'huikBJivfiW motU Wll Walter Stewart, llld membors room of the hospital carrted out In the beautifUl table Mrs, Blak8, Mrs. Plckana, Mrs. decoraUons with tha tridlt!onal Law1011, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. LAinlucliod the meati"W wu Mrs. retreshmento )IUIIIj)kln pie, don, Mrs. Wlll, Mra • .Jolmson, In the absence 0( the cotree and punch beflw serwd Wlnooa ll<ilman, J0111 WeyersMrs, LoUise Bearhs. by Mri, Ada Slack, miller, Eliza Powell, Ruth MorMrs, Londoo and Mrs. Janice ris, Mildred Withee, Janece Danift~:=~~ol was the 23rd Psalm chen by Mrs. Lawson. Contributing hestesaea lela, Mrs. ·Werry, Mra. Elkew, Plckana, Mlnutlls ol the were Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Bet- ~-W-Uid Mn. !11ewut. meeting were read by ty Hayes, Mrl. Vazle Lee and Mrs. Kalhryn Mrs. M,yla Hudson. the treasure,.• by Mrl, NIGIIII LCIICIOn, Will, volunteer _ . r TO BE HONOIIID nnan,presentecl &JIIstpres- PT, PLEASANT - Mr. . . to Mrs. Wanda Fet- Mrl. G1Q' llousb of Mason 11111 1!11ffilB) Christmas open be honored ..,. their eblldnll will be Dee. 17. Cookies Sonday, Dec. 3 on thalr Golden · be fllmllhe4 .by A11111Jar:y Weddlna Amdveraary with .,.. house from 2 1111111 5 p.m. It ~lrB wiJo will aiiO be hoB· their borne. for the clay. The Roushos were marrlll Christmas potluck dinner will Dec. 1._ ~17 by the Rev. ~ bold In the hospital dlniiW field. ·•near chlldrea hobotllll Doc. 19 at 7:30 p. m. with thorn are Mrs. Charlea Walker and an exchange of $1 ol IKcCormellsvllle, 0.; Mrs. Be. ME'Ns aid Zerkle, L e t a r I; K81111111 Rousb, Pl. Pleulllt, 111C1 WD- · AND for the prCill'am chairman. Uam and Vemon Roush, bolb of memborahlp drive will end Mason 111d 13 grandchildren. LADlES 19 with tho mllllbor brilwthe moat new members to a gift. Mrs, Anna WheelHighest Rocky MoUDtaln lllllled Volunieer Chair· peak In the United States Is GuaraniMcl assistant. Colorado'• MI. Elbert. 14,411 Wlllpve a brletreporton Giltlloxtd two clay meeiiJW of the Ohio frM Gilt . . Wrapping lnBtilutefor of volunteers and ol Volunteer Services . . Chrletepber Inn In Colum• Sile and Mrs. Wheeler bad :ended the meetlllll. member' Mrs. Eraest!ae . . and Mrs, MarpretEikew Puneroy, Mrs. Kathryn WeavHarrisonville and Mrs. ==AsBOC!ation ''Our electric heating bills average Around· Middleport ospital Auxiliary Plans en House .December 17 . - Dliin8rwa:re for the lecklnldto chen was diiiCllssed md Mr1. Frances Hunnell and M r s. Neutzl!ng were aJII!Oinled to purchase needed dishes after ecJI>. !erring with the legion momhers. It was noted thst Mrs. Nentzllng was the lnllalllng ofOcer for new olllcers ot the' auxiliary of Lewis Manl<~r Post 263. Plans Were made for the January meeting whenChar~ will be draped for eon ma. Mrs. Leonard JeweiiL.Mrs. Marie Young, Mrs, C. F. Tompklns, Margaret Vodlsh, Mrs. Ellzabe1b Vaughan! and M r s. Franh Vaughan wU be the hostesses, The unit will not meet In Decembor. • ...... Tueaday nl(!l1t's m~..... 01>' ened In ritualistic form will!_ Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth as act.; ing chapJain, Mrs. Pearl Knaw and Mro. Hunnel~ color bearers; Mrs. David ~Cummings, as, ers; Mrs. David Cumm~1 sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Neutz.. ling, pianist. Two tables were used at the "post-preu dlrmer with one belng decorated In the Thanltsglvlng theme, and the other In the Christmas motif, Green eandles encircled with holly were used on tile one table, whUe turkey replicas were on Che other. Ta.. ble grace was gf.vea by M r •· Frank Cheesebrew. Mrs, Cummlngs and Mrs, Elza GUmore, Jr. were co-chairmen for the dinner, A gift exchange and social hour concluded the evening. Christmas Party Planned A Christmas party was plan- elli •iThariksglving," by Harry ned for Dec. 26 when Chesler Holter; 11 What Is Character," Grange met Tueaday night at by Mrs. Dale Kautz; ''Take the hall. The party will Include Time," by Mrs. George Gen~ a 50 cent gift exchange lor both heirner; and 11 A Sensible Girl " the adults and children, with by Sheila Newell. A p o e ,;,, the home eoonomics committee ~'Fulfillment," by Mrs. Ethel to provide ham for a putluck Orr, and a <Jliz won by Ule ladies dinner. concludes the program, Mrs. Lena Koblentz was inDuring the meeting presided stalled as lecturer by Dale Kautz over by George Genhelrner. masand had charge ol the program ter, a communication was read which carried out the Thanko- from Boys' Village. Convention glvlng theme. Members respond- news was given in a bulletin ed to roll call with a bb53l.1g. from the state master. Refresh ~ ,.Count Your Blessings'' and ments were served following the the tOOth Psalm were read to meeting. open the program, Kautz gave a poem, uSpeclfic Reasoos for Bacteria are plants which Thanks;" and readings includare too tiny to be seen with ed "Thanksgiving Time Is Here the naked eye. Again," by Mrs, Hobart New- o., Nov. au. 1081 ' 'j . . CHOQ.SE FROM THESE FAMOUS NAMES ·~ etAIU eTUSSY eM\' SIN eCOTY eAIIPEGE ..POPCORN ·-""""""""'Cuplowh and • Four Serving FulyA-* : s7 ..21 Pollthtd Alum: Gift loRd .~~· ' �' . •• ! I' • 311o.JAM 111110R ' ·' TAHT'IOT EMOifT VJJIHT YM;ei=!'IIIA THE For lent WANT AD INFOIMATION DIADLINIS I p, m. Day btfore Put.HcatiOM Mond•Y Deadline t ' · m. Clncel&ltlont & Correction• Will be IC:CIPfld vntil f il. m. for Day of PubUcttlon RIOULAnONI The Publ/1her re.. rve1 tile rleht to ed 1t o1· rt'ject any alb deemed obectlon•bll. Tha publlther will not b ~ n•pon1lble for more then ont lno• rett IMertloft, RATEI For Went Ad Service s per Word one ln..rtkln Mtnlmum Ch.trgt~ 75c 12 cents per ord llu" conHCU· c:<~nb :i ve i l' l ~ r t: ons . ll untt per Word fillx consecutive in•~ rti .:Jnl. 25 pu cent · Dl~«~unt on ptld a ·· "1t1 Jt 5 p01 !d within 10 deys . CARD OF THANKS & OIITUAito sua for 50 word mtntmum. le ~:ld!lion a l P.(lni tlonal word 2c. BL.IND ADS Uc: Charte ,., For sat. For Sale APARTMENT. 3 '. rooms, bath. adulls preferred, MINIATURE Sehnauzen ready SINGER MODEL M, Ill .fiiCI WERE YOU SATISFIED Chrl.slmu Eve.: I beautiful phone 992-5435. 11-29-TFC walnut IIWinl table.. 1oob ,WITH YOUR FUEL OIL ' male Seoltle, ready now, .... runl ID:e neW, full7 SERVICE LAST YEAR? Spitz pups readv Nov. 30, orRESTAURANT, fuDy equipped . IF NOT, CALL . ' . der early. Lillie Bmaroo equl..,ed to I1IC .... In Rutland across from Rutgram. buttonbole, etc. PIJ lG : Pomeroy Landmark nbone land Fumlture, see Mnold Kennel. Coolvnte. , , r.'_..l paymenls tsJO eadl Cl' • 992·211 COLLECT 86'1-MM. 11-28-'I'I'C Grate at lhe Fumllure store. cash. Phone - - . Bud8et ~tan, metered tlebq II-2UTC and lreo ell fuel. · .· tl 7 Ue IINI5 4 door Custom FORD, 1 . tAiullllnum Colitlct: . ,, . . . cyUnder, new tires, 111111 good furnlabed. atARLES.LISLE STORM tsOO, 1950 InternaUonal 14o lon KNAPP SHOES, Cliff's Shoe POM;ROY J-17-lfc Repair. Complete Shoe Serv-2111 Syracuse, Ohio WIND<IWS pickup, needs lransmlsslon I Ice. Middleport. ll I IGIP. · repair f'/5; 12 Gauge Bhol,qun, ' Estimatt1 ONE three room apartmenl, eAiumlnum Awnings end · .!Kk W. Cllner~ MarBrownlll£ aulomalle rib baraD new, an electric, range ·eAiumlu!'m Siding . _DOOU reD, ute new, ttoo. Phone - SINGER '1'00011 • SEW, • · unit and wan oven, stainless •Aluminum hlllnp eCir Porta CoolvHle 86'1-MM. 11-:IMTC series. LoveiJ two lane pu. steel sink, completely modtel blue. Fully equipped lo . • Palloa e B!Gwn In h11UIIflon ern, Phone !19Ur11. buttonhole, filley dellp, lie; or Call Collect 53NIIi . 4 ROOMS, BATH. storage ct1CKLER REAL !!:STATE ... . automatic bobb1ll re1111. 011fi. buDding, OUI of hieh water, POMEROY - Two llory, 1 A GOOD RENT ON Tannen tsSUS, .... - dal raoul' home, bath, cellor, ps .. . .EI!Mr E. White, 404MI So. 4th St., Ironton Run. Rldne, RD 2, S bed- needs repair, a good lnveat- lnaDy IIIII ...,__ Trldi' ment for •1.1110. l'bone furnace, black prqe, Out Rlpl'~lntlliw In Thlt Ana 20 YRn room llolated home, garage, Ins ICCe)lled. hone • • · 111-1143. 11-211-m' of high water. f!I,OOO.OO nDil]lUS room. oD beat, large Johnson & Soil 11 7 . ' POMEROY - Five room home ........m, bath, hot IIIII cold , . 4th Ave., Hu""ngton bath, cellor, enclosed n~. spring, driDed weD, SOLID !rl'ATE STEREO, 11111'1 PILE II 10ft IIIII lofty, colon walnul stereo console with 4 porch, comer lot. $2,500.1111 and larp prden, tsO • month retain brt1l1anee Ill carpell BRADBURY - On Rl. tOavaDable 011 or before JBIIIJ. speaker, 4 speed aulomatlc elelaed with llll1e Lultre. One story borne, Aluminum ary 1, 1181, m.ther West, 1 Ch811Ber, take over payments Real electric Sbampaoer tlphone ...__ 11-IJI.ITC of $5 per month or pay bal· sldlng, storm doon and winBalrer Furalture. ll*'re anee t'll.20. cau 992-3211. dows, 5 rooms, batll, level ..J)HH 'I TO . . 11-Z'l.ft'C lot. $5,500.00. SIX ROOM apartment 1 bedFACI'ORY REPADIICD nilES. MON. THRU FJAA COUNTRY ROME - LEBANU ONI rooms, unfumlshed, 1• closet~ cuaranteed, recutar trud, an STEREO RADIO CONSOLE, ON TWP. - ONE ACRE I]IIC!e, hot 1llter beat, lltln IIIC im 1'101'1. 111 • CALL slles twO eacll, phone Joim 2 story 7 room bome, 4 bedroom, outllde pon:b, Pllaae stereo with AM & FM radio I . w. VanMeter, Syr-. rooms, half bath, cellar, . DICit IAWUNGI deluxe floating lumtable per9112-5307, 11 • Uc 9112-1'1111. ll.zl.TFC RT. 7 Mllp end . feel condilion, take over paystorm d001'11 and windows ' ments of $8 per month or pay . Gill~ CountyUw . . several olher buDdlnp. 4 room apartment fumlshed. REPOSSESSED 1• stereo r. balance $118.10. Call 992-3218. $8,500.00. l'bone tu2-3858. 9171fe Pit .992o6401 dio comblnatlon. AM·FM r. 11-Z'l.ft'C HELEN TEAFORD, dlo, 4 speakers. AD speed SALESLADY FURNISJIED IIIII unfumlslled . .' changer_ See and hear In .. . 7:SO Natl01181 News · HO Sports . apartmenls. Close to 1cbool SEWING MACHINE: SINGER your home before buylnl. Services Offered slant needle sewlll£ machine ALBERT M. Cox, Bnlbr 8:45 Baker Show, Wed.·Fri. · 4 Kuslc'a~ Phone lm-5385. 10-18-tfc ti.IO per 11eek or pay balance equipped to zig zag, balance tn-3UO . . . EXPERT - Motorcyde · Repair: 845 lfargraws Report, Thurs. 1 5:00 Sports Scope of '1GU2. cau 9112-mt. 9:00 Newa 5_15 ~11·28-ITC Pomeroy Home and Auto. FtiRNISBED IIIII 1lllfumllllecl t46.56 or Ierma can be arran- . ll4TJI'C 9:15 Cdtee With Janet ' _. ott ged, call 992-3218. 11-27·6TC apartmenls. RcnrltJ a. Reed. 11-30-TFC 10:00 Swap Shop Olc1 Habit PhoDe 992-3S74 lfler 4 p. m. 10:15 Meditations DALLAS (lJPS) - Claude II. LOOK Beautlfal colored CllllEXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP 10 S1 tic THE proven carpet cleaner 10:30 Brunch Parl;y (Cy) Bvan.o rot. tile habit eoriJ sole TV. 211-in<b lm!tft. Wu Blue Lustre is easy on !be $4.95 nlus oarls If needed' 11 :00 Till)" s to 110 to tho State Pair a1 tsSU5, now t411.15. Get ' u: ... _. eoontry J1llellon · Te111. He started 111 uati 1114 budget. Restores forgotten Pomeroy Home & Auto. ' FOUR 'ROOM AND BAm A. C. 11RADF011D Slandard encyc1opedla ret , •30 •"" s Cfl11111r7 llymn1lme hal! mlased onJT one or till APAR'I'II!NT, unfurnished, colors. Rent electric sluun11-30.TFC AUCI'IONIER .12:00 Nat101181 & Oldo News · · Je&r)J evenlll alnee t1m1 And tree. Try In your bome. can pooer $1. Baker Furnllure. ---"--In Pomeroy, phone 992-ISIIS. 12:15 Local News he hal! Wdblted ltv~ a& Cemplete enlet 88Uftl. u.-.TJI'C 11-27.ft'C FA!rl' FARM TIRE SERVICE n.u-TFC 12:25 Sports Report .the Pair the put 81 ,_.._ Write, ..... w o.tod Pomeroy Home and Auto. .' 12:30 Guest star, Friday - --. - .. CIII&Br.... -~EARLY AMERICAN UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, t FOUR ROOM HOUSE • BATII • 1988 11-30-TFC 12:30 Larry Aikle1'8<)D Show new zig zag aewtng machines Hysell Run Road, phone STEREO, handsome maple (1:00 River Report) .... s 1 lfe with 20 year factory guaran. eonsole wllh AM & FM radio, 742-5113. II~ 2:oo 01110 News IMUriMI tee llatlonaDy advertised 4 speed BSR intennlx chang3:00 01110 News JVU AIR rormlTIOHIMG 11e1r1pr. brands to be sold for storage er, resume paymenls of f8 (qr alton service. Jad:'1 Refrt1o At.rroMOBILE 1n1ur1nee 11ee11 3:05 Miles Kusle Sale, Trade and freight, tolale of t4S per month or pay balance eratlon, New llaven. baDe Clnetlled? 1.o1t 1oar ..... 4:00 News each. can be paid at t5 per due $106.24, caU lm-21136. or'l llcenle? can ..... 4:30 Local News lliiJ.III'I. t • tfe USED ELECJ'RIC Guilars and month, we will dellver to your 5:00 Sports Scope 11-17-6TC amplifiers, tape recorders home to sew on them lo make . ' READY • MIX conerele de1ly. I lS le _5:15 Sign ort mov1e and 35 mm field cam- ONE BLACK RIDING MARE sure thai you are completely erecl rlgbt to , _ proJeet. ' SATuRDAY era, wi11 lrade on guns or seU 64", 4 stocking feet, blaze face satisfied, call 992-2838. vut 11111 easy_ rree .u. 5:59 Sign 0n 10 very reasonable. Fife's. 711 broke 10 ride, one black mar~ ll.JT-fi'C mala. Phone M-mf, aoeg. . - -,. · 6:00 Protelllala 11aar S. 3rd, Middleport, Phone pony, Arnold Grate, Rutland. leln Ready • MlJ: Co., MJddle. MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 6:30 NatiOIIII Newa 992-5457. 11-:ro.rJ'C port, Ohio, l 10 1e 5:59 Sign On- News 6:35 Anderson's Show 11-29-3TC 1168 STEREO, lovely walnut conaole wilh AM a. P'M radio 6:00 Sacred Heart 11Dar 10:50 Top Ten Show 1959 PLYMOUTH Stallon Wagthis set 110ld mueh hllber' BUDGIT PRICE furni1uft ' 8:20 Meigs Co. RFD 12:00 Noon News Report SINGER Sewin~ Machine. 198'7 1111 on, will seU very reasonable Ibis set h8J record llorage: our third lloor budpt lbGp 6:25 Education News 12:15 IIA!v, George Bryant model in beautiful cabine\. or trade for motorcycle, boat, take over paymenls of t5 per round rlroo-ln llobbln with dial Baker Furnlln, Shields guns. or whal have you. Fife's, month or pay balii!ICI! due oonlrol to make •l• zaq de? II le · 7:30 News and Sports 1:00 Newa ' ' 711 S. 3rd, Middlepori, Phone •uuo. Try It 1n your borne, Oblo. si~n slitches. buttonholes. 7:30 flekals, TUes. & ')burs, l:15 FaolbaJ] 992-5457. 11-30-6TC call IIIJ.2l1Stl. 11-Z'l.ft'C blind hems. etc. Will sell for aiRTl88 DAIRY BEI!:F llriiiJd. 168.50. Notbin~ down. 16.50 JUST ONE complete Wlllnauer lnl- 8lnlce for IDJQDe ...,.. 116? FORD Galazy 500, 4 door moothlv. Phone R•venswood. Parter . . . . movie camera projector com sedan, power brakes and po- where. 273-9893. I 1-29-TI'C Pomeroy or - . . . a.ter. binatlon world's heal Prores: wer sleeting, V-3 automatic, atonal quallly electric drive, NotlfJ by I a. m. for IIIOrldnC 3500 mDes, priced to eell. ADMIRAL anrl Air Chi•! R•dlos. performance ~~nice, 1 p. m. e1ectrlc eye focusing ltns, llo Call 9112-2471 Mler 5 call values to S18.95. vovr choice price or wm trade. Fife's, 711 afternoon llti'VIee. No pro-. IIIU748. 11-28-TJI'C $12.88. Pomeroy Home and S. 3rd, Middleport, Phone Ishii after I p_ m. tor tbe Auto. 11-30-TFC lm-5457. 11-30-6TC same day. 10 fl a FURIIITURE. Antiques and Colleclon Items, lwo violins and USED ELECI'IUr RANUE. A-1 JUST ONE Ari!US sllde projecnne guitar over 100 years ol~ SEWING MACHINES, repair condition. tl9.95. Pomerov lor. automatic with automatic ~vice. · aD malrel. WY MlsceDaneous Items, phone Home and Auto. 11-30-TFC Kodak 35 mm camera, \lo price 2Z84. The Fabric Sbop, PQm. alter 5 p.m., l§.1ll5l Long eroy. Autborlled 8IDpr 111111 or wl1l lrade. Fife's. 711 s. BIIY HlM AN F.VINllUDE 111.. Boltom. lt-28-7TC and Servk:e. We Sharpen 3rd, Middleport, Phone Ill> Mat• for Christ"'""· onlv Sclai!On, Ul-lfc 992-5457. 11~ $114.110. Pomeroy Home & PICK your llUP now. WD1 bold untD Cbrlstmu, A.K.C. Reg. Auto. 11-30-TFC latered Dachshound, liOodle, .TREE TRIMMING ·IIIII For at. Ful17 !niUred. Fne ..u.:. Auslrlan terrier, toy fox ter. IXIi"l' P11111p JIUI' llugllb . 1957 PLYMOUTH. 4 door, V-8, malel. O'Oimor'1 Tile IIIII rler. C. & M. Kemel, Five lepllc taat, get Klean l!lm All standard lra"smission. 8 tires Polnls, Pomeroy. 11-28-7TC Landacape knlce. CaD 1eplic tut - - . l.aJICI. and wheels. new battery. 41tl Gl' 1154S47, 0. awt Fll'lll Bureau 44,800 miles, ~ood mechanical "" -. ·i r.: .. , ~ • ., l=nr C,.la 'u.u.-n:: condition. Guv Lee, Darwin. ~,.tvice' Oft..red O'BRIEN AND CROW ---phone 99U349. ti-30-3TP CHIHUAHUA snJD Mvke, REALTY COMPANY JIIACroRY REPAIRED WIDE 1"-IIWMI. n7a OVAL TIRES IUiflllleed NEED A PONY for Christmu REEil8VlLLE - OO'ITAGE wrm RENTAL - right on the tlt.51 each, Joim w. v~ or any olher time? 1 have river - 3 bedrooms bath them in size, colors, and priter, SJra<use. lft.2'lll. basement, garage, ~ gu' ces, used and unused. Eskey ll.zl.TJI'C Use the year around. t6,800.o0 Hill, Flatwoods Road, Pome. roy, Ohio. ll-3Un' POMEROY - 5 room flame SINGER 8EWJNG MACHINE . bath, utlllly room, bullt-in tl~ In lovely IeWing lllble, cloel chen, walt 14 wall carpet aD regulor IeWing, piUI dill TIMOTHY HAY. See or caU thi'OUjl[toul house. Nice level George Mowrey, 99UOIB. equipped for f&IIC)' m, lol. AU lll<e """· $8.IIOO.OO. ll·:JO.m deslpl, bultonbolea, onrPOMEROYwr (lllxUI) _ wll, elt., only 1 montbly POODLE PUPPIES, Alec 8 room frame, bath, uW!ty paJmenll of $1.17 per week. mlnlalure, f'/5 IIIII up. llud room, out of floods. A steal at phone tfS.Itll5. 11-1&-TFC aervlce IIIII lfOOIDIDI- Pboae t4,5110.00 liii1-544S. 11 I Uc B£8'1' PRlCI!l paid for 111116'ANT TO sELL SJI'GER SEWING MACHINE IJ8T WlTII us lnltlmber, Jlllllllr, - .... •n fonnrd and re-· nul, IJ'CIIIIII', uh, 1,yra. Beary Oelutl Ill rag equipped to ~ tiiiJnllell, No Jqll, loo 1111 • Oflloe . . . . hole, monogram, dllrn, elt., ~'URNISHED AdVer t•se ment. OFFICE HOURS 11:30 • · m. to 5:00 p. m. Dlllr BcJ> a m. to 12:00 Noon s,.tvnl ,~ y IT ' S !ASY TO PLACI A WANT AD "'ttON~ ft:l..J1H . • :r:.· . Gun Shoot Hams-¥.! Hog-Bacons sYRACUSE Snow, ~in or Shi11e SHOTGUNS ONLY NEIGLER STORE Auction has been cancelled, but store will be open under new manage~ ment. Bradford Auction Co. 11-30-ITC HAM AND BACON Shoot, Sunday . Dec. 3, I p.m. at lsaao Walton Farm, sponsored by Chester Firemen. 11-29-lTP I WILL BE OUT of my office from Saturday, Dec. 2 to Monday Dec. 11. Dr. Ray R. Pickens. 11-:!9-3TC THURSDAY. Nov. 30th. at ·the S'lOrtsman's Bar, the TriCounty Boys strin~ Bancl. Entertainment at its best. All Ie~al beverages and good food . Located at the Crossroads off Route 124 and 143. Everyone welcome. ll-:!9-2TP HOLIDAY SPECIAL ON COLD WAVES from Nov. II lhrouih Dec. 21, ,15 now 'lUll. tlUII now till. '10 now •.51. Ruth'a Beauty Shop, JfuGn, pbGae 'I'/3.MIIIl, ll·INft'P NO HUNTING or Trespassing on my property at any Ume. Leroy Lawrence 11-28-:ITP --CUS'l'OM BIJTCIIERlNG and will buy bides every Monday, Phil Meier, 992-SS111. 11-:!9-TFC HYMN SING. at the Freedom Gospel Mlsalon. Bald Knobs, Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. and the Duncan Quartet. Publie ts Invited. 11-21-fTC --- RADIO AND TV REPAIR, CaD 742-4138. for lnfonnatlon. Charles Eugene Bowles. 11-:19-n'P Card of 1banks wish to thank our many friends for the manv cards. bcautjful flOwers and iovelv ~!Its we reeeived on our 50th weddine anniversary. 'Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hartenbach ~ II- Wanted MALE CLERK for night duty. semi-retired. must have references, apply in person at Hole! Martin. Pomeroy. tl-30-7TC WaniMToluJ WA'Nr TO BVY OR TRADB FOR TANK, eapldl)' from Gill to tine tblltiP'Dipllon, lllllll ba Ia fJir CllldlllaD. for Ilea. lnl water, CIGIItlet; II. W. llaDJGI. ICICle JUdp Rolli, 1111Lemllll, 0. 41'111. HONDA· ·SAns & SERVICL LUMP COAL' , J· Qfln. At,... .... --- --- a.w.e.- Men - wt- . 'CoM • ;:WII.c::.r Go? ---- WMPO Rad. ---- Mid~ :::~ =~=:.~ . ~::~Co~ can s. Sat. · ·- 1 a.w. ua"" --- z.c 'l'vJ. rn. leWI Ret. . . . . Ub """· pay oft 5 IJIIY· men111 tl each, phone U-22-'ITC .... 114TFC I'OTAroES. ' too lillie. Clll .,.,._ ..,.. 11-30#C '• oldl. ~ a.- Pl'l1flltt, Porlllad. ""- 141:11St. II I a .......... _... ' ~ bulldhll aoocl ' homel, IOiiC mf ·half, gas furnace. $2500_ Allil ·~ •St., Pomeroy, CaD ••• • a1PP11 . NEIOL'BR .Bulldlq . Ullfrc Jtl'OUR room boule, bath !!'l Mzn, w. va. Pballe ......... . 'FOR SALB-=-,FIVE- ROOM lllUII, .... I illllriiT nlcl Jot IIIII prqa, ~ 11-~ intervle!f. 0. HindJ over LJb. erty Theatre, Klddleport. • 11-~TFC ;as --- TWO CHEVY TWO DOOR 1 Help Wanted BARD TOPS. 111.'1 Slick Shift. LOSE WEIOIII' 11f11t with Da ELDERLY LADY for bou15or11: liM Mag Wheela, nrtced A.Jllet tab1e11 ODJr 11c lfel. and cooldng, phone 9112-5251 for ,.._.ble, Malan 'I'IU282. 1011'1 Jlnll. ' e Ji ltlc t f --- l22- JAYMAR COAL Dec. 3'-1 P.M. _ _.....__ ~ . v. v. --- U!-LP'ARK . For""" back Notice .Business-:. • time Ioiii avlbble. Clll 1111 Nflaler store. eel "'* a. Suni!m. - · ' Amerlel Free - 80 to ehareb 011. the Lordi l!l!Y, . I c• '., '1., ,.u---· ·~,·· ~,., ,.., ·, I I .. 1 ' "' -~So Art n.-.Dtallat.~. POMEROY- ~ ' �' . •• ! I' • 311o.JAM 111110R ' ·' TAHT'IOT EMOifT VJJIHT YM;ei=!'IIIA THE For lent WANT AD INFOIMATION DIADLINIS I p, m. Day btfore Put.HcatiOM Mond•Y Deadline t ' · m. Clncel&ltlont & Correction• Will be IC:CIPfld vntil f il. m. for Day of PubUcttlon RIOULAnONI The Publ/1her re.. rve1 tile rleht to ed 1t o1· rt'ject any alb deemed obectlon•bll. Tha publlther will not b ~ n•pon1lble for more then ont lno• rett IMertloft, RATEI For Went Ad Service s per Word one ln..rtkln Mtnlmum Ch.trgt~ 75c 12 cents per ord llu" conHCU· c:<~nb :i ve i l' l ~ r t: ons . ll untt per Word fillx consecutive in•~ rti .:Jnl. 25 pu cent · Dl~«~unt on ptld a ·· "1t1 Jt 5 p01 !d within 10 deys . CARD OF THANKS & OIITUAito sua for 50 word mtntmum. le ~:ld!lion a l P.(lni tlonal word 2c. BL.IND ADS Uc: Charte ,., For sat. For Sale APARTMENT. 3 '. rooms, bath. adulls preferred, MINIATURE Sehnauzen ready SINGER MODEL M, Ill .fiiCI WERE YOU SATISFIED Chrl.slmu Eve.: I beautiful phone 992-5435. 11-29-TFC walnut IIWinl table.. 1oob ,WITH YOUR FUEL OIL ' male Seoltle, ready now, .... runl ID:e neW, full7 SERVICE LAST YEAR? Spitz pups readv Nov. 30, orRESTAURANT, fuDy equipped . IF NOT, CALL . ' . der early. Lillie Bmaroo equl..,ed to I1IC .... In Rutland across from Rutgram. buttonbole, etc. PIJ lG : Pomeroy Landmark nbone land Fumlture, see Mnold Kennel. Coolvnte. , , r.'_..l paymenls tsJO eadl Cl' • 992·211 COLLECT 86'1-MM. 11-28-'I'I'C Grate at lhe Fumllure store. cash. Phone - - . Bud8et ~tan, metered tlebq II-2UTC and lreo ell fuel. · .· tl 7 Ue IINI5 4 door Custom FORD, 1 . tAiullllnum Colitlct: . ,, . . . cyUnder, new tires, 111111 good furnlabed. atARLES.LISLE STORM tsOO, 1950 InternaUonal 14o lon KNAPP SHOES, Cliff's Shoe POM;ROY J-17-lfc Repair. Complete Shoe Serv-2111 Syracuse, Ohio WIND<IWS pickup, needs lransmlsslon I Ice. Middleport. ll I IGIP. · repair f'/5; 12 Gauge Bhol,qun, ' Estimatt1 ONE three room apartmenl, eAiumlnum Awnings end · .!Kk W. Cllner~ MarBrownlll£ aulomalle rib baraD new, an electric, range ·eAiumlu!'m Siding . _DOOU reD, ute new, ttoo. Phone - SINGER '1'00011 • SEW, • · unit and wan oven, stainless •Aluminum hlllnp eCir Porta CoolvHle 86'1-MM. 11-:IMTC series. LoveiJ two lane pu. steel sink, completely modtel blue. Fully equipped lo . • Palloa e B!Gwn In h11UIIflon ern, Phone !19Ur11. buttonhole, filley dellp, lie; or Call Collect 53NIIi . 4 ROOMS, BATH. storage ct1CKLER REAL !!:STATE ... . automatic bobb1ll re1111. 011fi. buDding, OUI of hieh water, POMEROY - Two llory, 1 A GOOD RENT ON Tannen tsSUS, .... - dal raoul' home, bath, cellor, ps .. . .EI!Mr E. White, 404MI So. 4th St., Ironton Run. Rldne, RD 2, S bed- needs repair, a good lnveat- lnaDy IIIII ...,__ Trldi' ment for •1.1110. l'bone furnace, black prqe, Out Rlpl'~lntlliw In Thlt Ana 20 YRn room llolated home, garage, Ins ICCe)lled. hone • • · 111-1143. 11-211-m' of high water. f!I,OOO.OO nDil]lUS room. oD beat, large Johnson & Soil 11 7 . ' POMEROY - Five room home ........m, bath, hot IIIII cold , . 4th Ave., Hu""ngton bath, cellor, enclosed n~. spring, driDed weD, SOLID !rl'ATE STEREO, 11111'1 PILE II 10ft IIIII lofty, colon walnul stereo console with 4 porch, comer lot. $2,500.1111 and larp prden, tsO • month retain brt1l1anee Ill carpell BRADBURY - On Rl. tOavaDable 011 or before JBIIIJ. speaker, 4 speed aulomatlc elelaed with llll1e Lultre. One story borne, Aluminum ary 1, 1181, m.ther West, 1 Ch811Ber, take over payments Real electric Sbampaoer tlphone ...__ 11-IJI.ITC of $5 per month or pay bal· sldlng, storm doon and winBalrer Furalture. ll*'re anee t'll.20. cau 992-3211. dows, 5 rooms, batll, level ..J)HH 'I TO . . 11-Z'l.ft'C lot. $5,500.00. SIX ROOM apartment 1 bedFACI'ORY REPADIICD nilES. MON. THRU FJAA COUNTRY ROME - LEBANU ONI rooms, unfumlshed, 1• closet~ cuaranteed, recutar trud, an STEREO RADIO CONSOLE, ON TWP. - ONE ACRE I]IIC!e, hot 1llter beat, lltln IIIC im 1'101'1. 111 • CALL slles twO eacll, phone Joim 2 story 7 room bome, 4 bedroom, outllde pon:b, Pllaae stereo with AM & FM radio I . w. VanMeter, Syr-. rooms, half bath, cellar, . DICit IAWUNGI deluxe floating lumtable per9112-5307, 11 • Uc 9112-1'1111. ll.zl.TFC RT. 7 Mllp end . feel condilion, take over paystorm d001'11 and windows ' ments of $8 per month or pay . Gill~ CountyUw . . several olher buDdlnp. 4 room apartment fumlshed. REPOSSESSED 1• stereo r. balance $118.10. Call 992-3218. $8,500.00. l'bone tu2-3858. 9171fe Pit .992o6401 dio comblnatlon. AM·FM r. 11-Z'l.ft'C HELEN TEAFORD, dlo, 4 speakers. AD speed SALESLADY FURNISJIED IIIII unfumlslled . .' changer_ See and hear In .. . 7:SO Natl01181 News · HO Sports . apartmenls. Close to 1cbool SEWING MACHINE: SINGER your home before buylnl. Services Offered slant needle sewlll£ machine ALBERT M. Cox, Bnlbr 8:45 Baker Show, Wed.·Fri. · 4 Kuslc'a~ Phone lm-5385. 10-18-tfc ti.IO per 11eek or pay balance equipped to zig zag, balance tn-3UO . . . EXPERT - Motorcyde · Repair: 845 lfargraws Report, Thurs. 1 5:00 Sports Scope of '1GU2. cau 9112-mt. 9:00 Newa 5_15 ~11·28-ITC Pomeroy Home and Auto. FtiRNISBED IIIII 1lllfumllllecl t46.56 or Ierma can be arran- . ll4TJI'C 9:15 Cdtee With Janet ' _. ott ged, call 992-3218. 11-27·6TC apartmenls. RcnrltJ a. Reed. 11-30-TFC 10:00 Swap Shop Olc1 Habit PhoDe 992-3S74 lfler 4 p. m. 10:15 Meditations DALLAS (lJPS) - Claude II. LOOK Beautlfal colored CllllEXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP 10 S1 tic THE proven carpet cleaner 10:30 Brunch Parl;y (Cy) Bvan.o rot. tile habit eoriJ sole TV. 211-in<b lm!tft. Wu Blue Lustre is easy on !be $4.95 nlus oarls If needed' 11 :00 Till)" s to 110 to tho State Pair a1 tsSU5, now t411.15. Get ' u: ... _. eoontry J1llellon · Te111. He started 111 uati 1114 budget. Restores forgotten Pomeroy Home & Auto. ' FOUR 'ROOM AND BAm A. C. 11RADF011D Slandard encyc1opedla ret , •30 •"" s Cfl11111r7 llymn1lme hal! mlased onJT one or till APAR'I'II!NT, unfurnished, colors. Rent electric sluun11-30.TFC AUCI'IONIER .12:00 Nat101181 & Oldo News · · Je&r)J evenlll alnee t1m1 And tree. Try In your bome. can pooer $1. Baker Furnllure. ---"--In Pomeroy, phone 992-ISIIS. 12:15 Local News he hal! Wdblted ltv~ a& Cemplete enlet 88Uftl. u.-.TJI'C 11-27.ft'C FA!rl' FARM TIRE SERVICE n.u-TFC 12:25 Sports Report .the Pair the put 81 ,_.._ Write, ..... w o.tod Pomeroy Home and Auto. .' 12:30 Guest star, Friday - --. - .. CIII&Br.... -~EARLY AMERICAN UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, t FOUR ROOM HOUSE • BATII • 1988 11-30-TFC 12:30 Larry Aikle1'8<)D Show new zig zag aewtng machines Hysell Run Road, phone STEREO, handsome maple (1:00 River Report) .... s 1 lfe with 20 year factory guaran. eonsole wllh AM & FM radio, 742-5113. II~ 2:oo 01110 News IMUriMI tee llatlonaDy advertised 4 speed BSR intennlx chang3:00 01110 News JVU AIR rormlTIOHIMG 11e1r1pr. brands to be sold for storage er, resume paymenls of f8 (qr alton service. Jad:'1 Refrt1o At.rroMOBILE 1n1ur1nee 11ee11 3:05 Miles Kusle Sale, Trade and freight, tolale of t4S per month or pay balance eratlon, New llaven. baDe Clnetlled? 1.o1t 1oar ..... 4:00 News each. can be paid at t5 per due $106.24, caU lm-21136. or'l llcenle? can ..... 4:30 Local News lliiJ.III'I. t • tfe USED ELECJ'RIC Guilars and month, we will dellver to your 5:00 Sports Scope 11-17-6TC amplifiers, tape recorders home to sew on them lo make . ' READY • MIX conerele de1ly. I lS le _5:15 Sign ort mov1e and 35 mm field cam- ONE BLACK RIDING MARE sure thai you are completely erecl rlgbt to , _ proJeet. ' SATuRDAY era, wi11 lrade on guns or seU 64", 4 stocking feet, blaze face satisfied, call 992-2838. vut 11111 easy_ rree .u. 5:59 Sign 0n 10 very reasonable. Fife's. 711 broke 10 ride, one black mar~ ll.JT-fi'C mala. Phone M-mf, aoeg. . - -,. · 6:00 Protelllala 11aar S. 3rd, Middleport, Phone pony, Arnold Grate, Rutland. leln Ready • MlJ: Co., MJddle. MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 6:30 NatiOIIII Newa 992-5457. 11-:ro.rJ'C port, Ohio, l 10 1e 5:59 Sign On- News 6:35 Anderson's Show 11-29-3TC 1168 STEREO, lovely walnut conaole wilh AM a. P'M radio 6:00 Sacred Heart 11Dar 10:50 Top Ten Show 1959 PLYMOUTH Stallon Wagthis set 110ld mueh hllber' BUDGIT PRICE furni1uft ' 8:20 Meigs Co. RFD 12:00 Noon News Report SINGER Sewin~ Machine. 198'7 1111 on, will seU very reasonable Ibis set h8J record llorage: our third lloor budpt lbGp 6:25 Education News 12:15 IIA!v, George Bryant model in beautiful cabine\. or trade for motorcycle, boat, take over paymenls of t5 per round rlroo-ln llobbln with dial Baker Furnlln, Shields guns. or whal have you. Fife's, month or pay balii!ICI! due oonlrol to make •l• zaq de? II le · 7:30 News and Sports 1:00 Newa ' ' 711 S. 3rd, Middlepori, Phone •uuo. Try It 1n your borne, Oblo. si~n slitches. buttonholes. 7:30 flekals, TUes. & ')burs, l:15 FaolbaJ] 992-5457. 11-30-6TC call IIIJ.2l1Stl. 11-Z'l.ft'C blind hems. etc. Will sell for aiRTl88 DAIRY BEI!:F llriiiJd. 168.50. Notbin~ down. 16.50 JUST ONE complete Wlllnauer lnl- 8lnlce for IDJQDe ...,.. 116? FORD Galazy 500, 4 door moothlv. Phone R•venswood. Parter . . . . movie camera projector com sedan, power brakes and po- where. 273-9893. I 1-29-TI'C Pomeroy or - . . . a.ter. binatlon world's heal Prores: wer sleeting, V-3 automatic, atonal quallly electric drive, NotlfJ by I a. m. for IIIOrldnC 3500 mDes, priced to eell. ADMIRAL anrl Air Chi•! R•dlos. performance ~~nice, 1 p. m. e1ectrlc eye focusing ltns, llo Call 9112-2471 Mler 5 call values to S18.95. vovr choice price or wm trade. Fife's, 711 afternoon llti'VIee. No pro-. IIIU748. 11-28-TJI'C $12.88. Pomeroy Home and S. 3rd, Middleport, Phone Ishii after I p_ m. tor tbe Auto. 11-30-TFC lm-5457. 11-30-6TC same day. 10 fl a FURIIITURE. Antiques and Colleclon Items, lwo violins and USED ELECI'IUr RANUE. A-1 JUST ONE Ari!US sllde projecnne guitar over 100 years ol~ SEWING MACHINES, repair condition. tl9.95. Pomerov lor. automatic with automatic ~vice. · aD malrel. WY MlsceDaneous Items, phone Home and Auto. 11-30-TFC Kodak 35 mm camera, \lo price 2Z84. The Fabric Sbop, PQm. alter 5 p.m., l§.1ll5l Long eroy. Autborlled 8IDpr 111111 or wl1l lrade. Fife's. 711 s. BIIY HlM AN F.VINllUDE 111.. Boltom. lt-28-7TC and Servk:e. We Sharpen 3rd, Middleport, Phone Ill> Mat• for Christ"'""· onlv Sclai!On, Ul-lfc 992-5457. 11~ $114.110. Pomeroy Home & PICK your llUP now. WD1 bold untD Cbrlstmu, A.K.C. Reg. Auto. 11-30-TFC latered Dachshound, liOodle, .TREE TRIMMING ·IIIII For at. Ful17 !niUred. Fne ..u.:. Auslrlan terrier, toy fox ter. IXIi"l' P11111p JIUI' llugllb . 1957 PLYMOUTH. 4 door, V-8, malel. O'Oimor'1 Tile IIIII rler. C. & M. Kemel, Five lepllc taat, get Klean l!lm All standard lra"smission. 8 tires Polnls, Pomeroy. 11-28-7TC Landacape knlce. CaD 1eplic tut - - . l.aJICI. and wheels. new battery. 41tl Gl' 1154S47, 0. awt Fll'lll Bureau 44,800 miles, ~ood mechanical "" -. ·i r.: .. , ~ • ., l=nr C,.la 'u.u.-n:: condition. Guv Lee, Darwin. ~,.tvice' Oft..red O'BRIEN AND CROW ---phone 99U349. ti-30-3TP CHIHUAHUA snJD Mvke, REALTY COMPANY JIIACroRY REPAIRED WIDE 1"-IIWMI. n7a OVAL TIRES IUiflllleed NEED A PONY for Christmu REEil8VlLLE - OO'ITAGE wrm RENTAL - right on the tlt.51 each, Joim w. v~ or any olher time? 1 have river - 3 bedrooms bath them in size, colors, and priter, SJra<use. lft.2'lll. basement, garage, ~ gu' ces, used and unused. Eskey ll.zl.TJI'C Use the year around. t6,800.o0 Hill, Flatwoods Road, Pome. roy, Ohio. ll-3Un' POMEROY - 5 room flame SINGER 8EWJNG MACHINE . bath, utlllly room, bullt-in tl~ In lovely IeWing lllble, cloel chen, walt 14 wall carpet aD regulor IeWing, piUI dill TIMOTHY HAY. See or caU thi'OUjl[toul house. Nice level George Mowrey, 99UOIB. equipped for f&IIC)' m, lol. AU lll<e """· $8.IIOO.OO. ll·:JO.m deslpl, bultonbolea, onrPOMEROYwr (lllxUI) _ wll, elt., only 1 montbly POODLE PUPPIES, Alec 8 room frame, bath, uW!ty paJmenll of $1.17 per week. mlnlalure, f'/5 IIIII up. llud room, out of floods. A steal at phone tfS.Itll5. 11-1&-TFC aervlce IIIII lfOOIDIDI- Pboae t4,5110.00 liii1-544S. 11 I Uc B£8'1' PRlCI!l paid for 111116'ANT TO sELL SJI'GER SEWING MACHINE IJ8T WlTII us lnltlmber, Jlllllllr, - .... •n fonnrd and re-· nul, IJ'CIIIIII', uh, 1,yra. Beary Oelutl Ill rag equipped to ~ tiiiJnllell, No Jqll, loo 1111 • Oflloe . . . . hole, monogram, dllrn, elt., ~'URNISHED AdVer t•se ment. OFFICE HOURS 11:30 • · m. to 5:00 p. m. Dlllr BcJ> a m. to 12:00 Noon s,.tvnl ,~ y IT ' S !ASY TO PLACI A WANT AD "'ttON~ ft:l..J1H . • :r:.· . Gun Shoot Hams-¥.! Hog-Bacons sYRACUSE Snow, ~in or Shi11e SHOTGUNS ONLY NEIGLER STORE Auction has been cancelled, but store will be open under new manage~ ment. Bradford Auction Co. 11-30-ITC HAM AND BACON Shoot, Sunday . Dec. 3, I p.m. at lsaao Walton Farm, sponsored by Chester Firemen. 11-29-lTP I WILL BE OUT of my office from Saturday, Dec. 2 to Monday Dec. 11. Dr. Ray R. Pickens. 11-:!9-3TC THURSDAY. Nov. 30th. at ·the S'lOrtsman's Bar, the TriCounty Boys strin~ Bancl. Entertainment at its best. All Ie~al beverages and good food . Located at the Crossroads off Route 124 and 143. Everyone welcome. ll-:!9-2TP HOLIDAY SPECIAL ON COLD WAVES from Nov. II lhrouih Dec. 21, ,15 now 'lUll. tlUII now till. '10 now •.51. Ruth'a Beauty Shop, JfuGn, pbGae 'I'/3.MIIIl, ll·INft'P NO HUNTING or Trespassing on my property at any Ume. Leroy Lawrence 11-28-:ITP --CUS'l'OM BIJTCIIERlNG and will buy bides every Monday, Phil Meier, 992-SS111. 11-:!9-TFC HYMN SING. at the Freedom Gospel Mlsalon. Bald Knobs, Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. and the Duncan Quartet. Publie ts Invited. 11-21-fTC --- RADIO AND TV REPAIR, CaD 742-4138. for lnfonnatlon. Charles Eugene Bowles. 11-:19-n'P Card of 1banks wish to thank our many friends for the manv cards. bcautjful flOwers and iovelv ~!Its we reeeived on our 50th weddine anniversary. 'Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hartenbach ~ II- Wanted MALE CLERK for night duty. semi-retired. must have references, apply in person at Hole! Martin. Pomeroy. tl-30-7TC WaniMToluJ WA'Nr TO BVY OR TRADB FOR TANK, eapldl)' from Gill to tine tblltiP'Dipllon, lllllll ba Ia fJir CllldlllaD. for Ilea. lnl water, CIGIItlet; II. W. llaDJGI. ICICle JUdp Rolli, 1111Lemllll, 0. 41'111. HONDA· ·SAns & SERVICL LUMP COAL' , J· Qfln. At,... .... --- --- a.w.e.- Men - wt- . 'CoM • ;:WII.c::.r Go? ---- WMPO Rad. ---- Mid~ :::~ =~=:.~ . ~::~Co~ can s. Sat. · ·- 1 a.w. ua"" --- z.c 'l'vJ. rn. leWI Ret. . . . . Ub """· pay oft 5 IJIIY· men111 tl each, phone U-22-'ITC .... 114TFC I'OTAroES. ' too lillie. Clll .,.,._ ..,.. 11-30#C '• oldl. ~ a.- Pl'l1flltt, Porlllad. ""- 141:11St. II I a .......... _... ' ~ bulldhll aoocl ' homel, IOiiC mf ·half, gas furnace. $2500_ Allil ·~ •St., Pomeroy, CaD ••• • a1PP11 . NEIOL'BR .Bulldlq . Ullfrc Jtl'OUR room boule, bath !!'l Mzn, w. va. Pballe ......... . 'FOR SALB-=-,FIVE- ROOM lllUII, .... I illllriiT nlcl Jot IIIII prqa, ~ 11-~ intervle!f. 0. HindJ over LJb. erty Theatre, Klddleport. • 11-~TFC ;as --- TWO CHEVY TWO DOOR 1 Help Wanted BARD TOPS. 111.'1 Slick Shift. LOSE WEIOIII' 11f11t with Da ELDERLY LADY for bou15or11: liM Mag Wheela, nrtced A.Jllet tab1e11 ODJr 11c lfel. and cooldng, phone 9112-5251 for ,.._.ble, Malan 'I'IU282. 1011'1 Jlnll. ' e Ji ltlc t f --- l22- JAYMAR COAL Dec. 3'-1 P.M. _ _.....__ ~ . v. v. --- U!-LP'ARK . For""" back Notice .Business-:. • time Ioiii avlbble. Clll 1111 Nflaler store. eel "'* a. Suni!m. - · ' Amerlel Free - 80 to ehareb 011. the Lordi l!l!Y, . I c• '., '1., ,.u---· ·~,·· ~,., ,.., ·, I I .. 1 ' "' -~So Art n.-.Dtallat.~. POMEROY- ~ ' �,, ,, . I. ·. :~o- '111e DaUy ~~. Pomeroy-Middleport, 6., NoY. 30, 1H7 John H~ Yost =: Funeral Set COSHOCTON, .Qblo (t,IPI)- A fiDlUi ot bQ- butDed·10 cleltb toe~~~ wbeltdlre .... llnllialh their ~ frame home here. Autllorltles said WIWam T, Gl'C!I)', 36; bls wUe, Helen, 30, and the couple's two dlqb. tera, Pauline, 9, and Tereaa. · 10, were fCJund on the second flaor ot the home. Pollee aald ille are ·IJIPIU'IIItiY IIWted 111 the rear ot the home and CJ&. stroyed about half ot the structure. ' Jobn H. Yost, formerly ot Ratlne, died Weclnesday after an extended Illness In Beaver COUJ1b' Hospital (Pa,), at the age ol 89, .Mr. YostwasbomMarch5,1878 in Racine, but bad llved In Beaver, Pa., the past 40 years. He was a retired employee olthe Pennsylvania Railroad where be was a locomotive engineer. He was a member of the First Methodist Church, Beaver; the The whooping crane is soWesley Men's Bible Class • called because its loud, deep Brotherhood ot Locomotive En- call can be heard a ntile or gineers, and the Retired Railroad ntore away. Fellowship. He was preceded in death by his Yost in 1945. He is survled by wife, the late Mrs. Merce Kuhn two step-daughters, Mrs. Nayoma Carroll, Beaver, and Mrs. Kenneth (Mercedes} Christian ol Rochester, Pa.; one sister, Mrs, Roy (Bertha} Spencer, Racine; TONIGHT, NOV. 30 three step grandchildren, and NOT OJIEN 14 step great-grandchildren. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Funeral service wlll be conductDecember 1·2 ed from tbe J. T. Anderson, Jr. FATHOM Home, College Ave., Funeral (Technicolor) Beaver, Saturday at 2 p. m. with Tony Franciosa, Haque! Welch the Rev. Frank I. Snavely otficiatTAMMY AND THE ing. Burial wlll be in Sylvania Hill MILLIONAIRE Memorial Park, Rochester. (Technicolor) Friends are being received today Debbie Watson Frank McGrath from 7 to 9 and Friday from 2 to SHOW STARTS 7 PM 4and7to9p.m, r---------. MEIGS THEATRE No Change in Kaiser Backs War Policy School Vows LBJ RAVENSWOOD- The~ ment ol K a l ae r Aluminum & Chemical Corporatfon's West Vlrglnla operatbls tod&.Y eDdorsed the ecmcatlonal program proposed by the JackSOil County Board ot Education. The program, calling for a comprehensive centralized high school, wlll be voted upon December 13. Both a bond Issue and a special levy wlll be considered. "Under the program, Kaiser Alumlrluri estimated It wlll pay approximately $400,000 In additional taxes annually, for the next five years, for both the bond Issue and supplementary levy," Works Manager J. H. Williams WASIDNGTON (1JP1)- Presldent Johnson 11 emphasizing that Defense Secreflth RobertS. MeNamara•s departure from the admlnfstratlon only months before the 1968 electbl will have no effect on the course of the war In Vietnam. VETERANS ...,...ORIAL SERVICES SATURDAY · unc;PJfu .MASON - Flmeralservlce• ~or ADMJBONS -Benny GUI, FUn.. Georae ,Jolm!!UI, MaSOil, will be eroy~ RI.Y EYanl, fcmeroya WU- held.'~ It 3 p, m•• 1111 llam Call; lAq Bottom; Sidney Folle11018 Fnral HomewWithe ' HanldnSOil, Rutland; WilHam Rev, Leltep: Lane offlclatiJW, Clllll), Ma1011; Colonel WGq!Je, Burial wlll blln the Adamsville ITllpplrs Plains; Robert Moldin, cemetery above Mason. Friends Dexter; Clarence Boyles, Mid.. may call at the realdence after dleport; Buster Barrett, June 8 I), m. CJil Fri4111Y• 'lbe body will Smltb, Athens, be retuiued to tbe funeral bome DJSCHARG ............u ES - Vicki Jo Hoi- for semces ..-.... ._. sflltrer• ~ LOCAL TEMPS English. name of the CheroThe temperature In downtown kee Indian, · Sequoya, was Pomerqy at 11 a. m. wltb a mixGeorge Guess, which was ture 11IIgbi rain and snow fallfront -his father's nante, Gist. mlUtary budnt for """"! 1CUtQ .JohnSOil, disturbed by persistent speculation ·that MCNamara's departure stems from a rift with the Joint Cblefs ot Sta1r over U.S. policy In Vi~1• attempted to make It clear wedsaid. neaday nl&tlt that no change In "Because the company Is a the direction ot the war effort corporate citizen and as such Is forthcoming. cannot vote but does pay taxes, "The course ot our participawe feel we can best support this tion In the war In Vietnam Is important program through pub- firmly set," the President said. Uc armouncement," Williams added. "We support the bond and levy because we are convinced that this truly COWity-wide program wUI give each young person In Jackson COIDlty the best opportunity to obtain a total educational experience," Wllllams explained. f s1.00 , Gift to Thrill . . MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES s2.2~ up . Lovely Jewelite . Brush &Comb Sets s1.00 '. qiFTS fOR ALU . Leather Billfolds•••••• .3. 95up Ladies; Justin Genuine I · Clutch Purses a~d · Handbags••••••••••••••• 4.49' JEW ELITE Dresse_r Sets,.......... 4. 98 MUSICAL Powder Boxe,........ 2. 98: _Jewelr.y Boxes, •••••••• 2. 98 up .LADIES' GIFT sm· PAPER MATE Pea and Pencil Sets 3 95 -Up . Men's Justin Genulnt> I :GO up Leather-Bil~folds••• 3.95 u-p MEN;S GIFrstrf Clocks Make Fine Giftsl lvas, Kings Wind and Electric Travel -Clocks- Kitchen Clocks 1.25 up !'!'f!~... .DANA, TABU, AMBUSH, , . . 20 CARATS, DOROTHY GR~Y. TUSSY. EVENING IN PARIS. TWE.E.D e •• Chenel No. 5, Ca-. Yerdlay, Old Splc., Wllllems. Mennen, GUiette, Currier &. Man Weyne Swithtr, Herold Lohse, Ch1rl11 P•mngar and Kenneth Mc(ulloch are yaur friendly pharma· clsts at Swithtr & Laflst Rexall Drufl. They havo low prescription pr'i:as 111d prompt serYict and di-unt drug prl~es seven ci•YJ 1 week~. eOPEN DAILY I AM TO 10 P"' eSUNDAY 10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM Trying for for Comeback Happy day In a FUNERAL SET Funeral services for Henry Chester, will be held Saturday at 2 p, m, at the ~ Chapel with the Revs. P, A. CasElch~er, _,._ .t . . ;e A Bil selccUon of ' jacketa In all the JioDular leDJths.. In alf . . from 88 to M. W~ QYIODI,• cordll1'01 cotton twWa, ·111 are w•rm· ly lined and just . . riCht Cor comfort, His C~ristmas takes a colorful tum, with new sport shirts in our arruy of colors, patterns, collars. Choose! Joob •JYJ eur war. ' 9.95 MENS COATS-JACKETS ....... . .... 8.00 10.9~ MENS COATS-JACKETS . . . . . . . . . . . 9... lU5 MENS COATS-JACKETS ... .... ... 11.00 13.95 MENS COATS-JACQ!TS ........... lUG 14.95 MENS COATS-JACI(ETS ..... .. . .. l!.SO 15.95 MENS COATS-JAC= .. ......... 13.50 11.15 MJ!jNS COA'fi.JAC ........... 14.iM l'UO MflNS COA'f'8.1ACKET8 . .. .... . . : . 11.50 18.95 MENS COATS-JACKETS . . . . . . . . . . . 11.10 19.50 MENS COATS-JACKETS ........ . . 17.00 IUS HENS COATS-JACKETS ........... Jl.SO auo MENS COATS-JACKE'm ........... 11:50 25.00 MENS COATS-JACKETS ... . ....... !1.50 See this fine selection In sizes for everyone on your list. Small (14-141,1), Med- ium (15-UIJ,I), large (18161,1), extra large (17-1'11,1) -· _• Solid colors-Qtecks-Stripe~Plaids /e Tapered and non taper styles with regular or button down collars ·• Most all shirts are pennanimt press fabrics that are so popular now. ' Ex~ellent quality and a wonderful selection of styles for men and boys. The popular wldthl-the best col· ors. You'll like these Paris belts for Men and Boya. I'hey're smart looking, properly styled and wW wear 1 and wear and wear. • (;iris This Year ·Give Him WIMBLEY I TIES .... ' .. ~ ~Dresses , . . . - - .- . .. - . . . ln the bUJy Ready To Wear Depirtment on the 2nd floor. A tnaly fine selection-A bla selection of glrla d.re88ea yqu'll want to -=a and t 1y for wear now and ~ for Cbristmal: S1lea for glrla . ol' all &J." and stylet that are uJUUUal, very ·dainty · - ~ just riCJI~: .. _ ·Any man ·would like a smart new Wembley Tie. Choose fiom sol· ld colon - Palaleya Stripea, Neat Figures. Take advantage of thia fine aelecUon -s1•' inonthl..o 1a months Sizes 2 to 6x-Sizes 7 to 14 •DOW. I . -~ Chubby Sizes 8li to 14~ FOUND INNOCENT Russell Campbell, Parkersburg, charged with cbalw~ lane a without due caution, by PcJmeroy Pollee, bas entered a not ~ plea and was found not eullflv In Mayor Charles Legar's COurt. in I bar and rll*'tediJ 1NIIt onat.Ye::t::aesdoa. Pollee Aid . a1lk told them he "bid the 'li'P to ldll ~ oae for ..,... moallla." -~ . DANCE PLANNED A teen dance wlll be held Saturday. Dec. 2, from 7:30 - 11:30 p. m. at tbe Boothe BulldhwonMainSt. In Pomeroy. Music will be by the Sole lnsplratlona and admission will be 50¢ each. 1be dance Is . be~ sponsored by the Meigs l Count,y YOUJW Democrat Club, COURT APPEARANCE MIAMI Fla. (UPI)- A Mlchllpn 111111 . . . to appear Ill CGirt today on a flrlt4Jrtt murder c~ In the alQ1q ot a ZaneiVllle, Ohio, perap\qlc Nov, 19. ' · . ClareDcll KOvalik. TraYII'It Clflv, lllcb., IIIII Artlur Glen - - 'eGIVe lifm a new Jacket or Coo1t for • CbrlmDia and uve . now durigg thllllle_ to and Ray Warne 11ficiat1Jw. Burlal will be In the Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral bome anytime, 11o1d1.ni; •1. ZID81vlll~botllar~ rlvect ben New. 18. 1_, met -· SALE PRICES: MENS COATS .. llicl • row. U. s. aircraft ORLANDO, Fla (UPI) A plush, etght.place jet aircraft plunged Into a beavliy pOpulated residential area here -Wednesday night, killing Its three occupants and spewing a towering ball ot flame that set a bouse on ftre. The private plane, a Lear jet plowed a bole six feet deep In the backyard ot the home of Joseph Teufel and sent wreckage flylng over the bouse. The bouse caught ftre. Teufel, bls wife and two cbildren Oed unll\jJred. The victims were the pfiot, William J. Brennan ot ~ ery, Ala., president 11 Jet InternaUOilal, a leasing corporation; bls secretary and copllot, Gayle Holder, also ot ~m­ ery, and a passenger, Jolll McGee, an attorney of Mlsml. Center JACKETS - -·· . ,. , . IRING THE CHH.Ditat TO • · r , 1 • • ,- • ' t , -~· EL f ELBERFELDS TOYLAND • ., 1 llld three grandcblldren. Friends IIII.Y call at the fUneral home 7 to 9 p, m. on Friday, . . . -- - .Open Friday .Night ~~~· a·PM·-an4 Saturday Night Til 9 PM AND5PMT09PM L.et Us Jtl'¥1 You for ell your pretcrlptlon end Drug NMCII ith; a 8011, Eddie, New Haven; a daughters, Mrs. · DcJnna Dotson, Lake Park, Fla.;twodltera~Ra­ cbel s.yre, New Haven, Catherine Pierce, .ata, Georgia; two bratbera, Everett, Charlell(oa, W, Va., llld Harry, New Haven, for Claull M.Bumi&mer,M,New ijaven, wbo wudeadonarrivalat Holzer Holpltai tll'ly thl•mornc- will be be,...,..........., at 1:~ ..,., au_..,.,~ p. m, at the F'alleliq Home witb the Rev. Paul FOrtneY offtciatbw. Burial will be In the Graham Cemetery, He was born Sept. 3, 1903, at New Haven, tbe 1011 o1 the late :lyde and Florence F.l!!~4s B~_-. . • This W~k-E_nd_ E1~rfe.!~•l'! Pom~roy ~re Three Killed In Jet ·Crash . 2.15 up 1 .Gtfti.::_'?; See sprayed the charging V 1 e t Cong with streams 11 ftre and drove them back Into the jun. gl~ military spokemen said. The Communists assaulted an 800 • man U.S. Army force and three South VIetnamese forts under a barrage ot about 350 mortar shells In a vain attempt to revenge their defeat Wemeaday 90 miles north ot Saigon. U. S. otrlclals also reported American battle deaths In the Vietnam war have topped the 15,000 mark, They said 212 A., merlcans died In combat last week. Another 1,242 suffered WOIDlds and 66 were ~eel to the missing list. COSTUME JEWELRY· Always Perfect . . . . . . en•. · NEW HAVEN -Funtralservlces Survivor• Include bls wUe, FAI- Visit every depar!_mc:nt in ,the store for bl& sel~lou. ~ · gifts for everyone on your_list. Furnltu~e on J!le 3r~ floor _ and 2nd f!~r-RCA Vic_~r Teleyislon-Radlos-Record Players-Kimball Planos-HCA wmrl_pooJ~liane~!; . Shop ... U)e ,Ready_'!'~ wear Dtlp&rtf!IE!Dt_19!.Wontens and girll Dripery Department-Luggage-Blankets-Bedspreads the fine selection of Mens and Boys Wear-Housewares and many other wanted gifts. Visit Elbertelds 1st floorWomens and Children~ ~~slery:-IJngeri~Ruster ~wn Knitwear-candles-cosmetics and Toiletries. SP.A the . Hallmark Christmas Cards-Gift Wrappings-Ribbon - Camerubi Polaroidor KOdak, \:ourteous, -capable people _to _11~lst you with your _i!!! biJy!!tg. _ _ · SAIGON (UPI) - Communist guerrlllas tod&.Y attacked allied bases near Bo Due on the Cambodian border for the second _Lovely Christma~ Selection e e. . e·t ~erVleC--. -~s · Giving... . Something for Everybody! aeaaa - ~~meroy Yo~r ~hrlstmas Shoppl~g Make Elherfelds Jn Guerrillas SWISHER-LOHSE garner. 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