http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a1fa5f73ae9ed5d07a32cd81af310e94.pdf 40859a98996f69c106e620a37be2b4fa PDF Text Text •• • II- '1111 u.&l:r s..twl, ,_,....~a., 'lliiO'odoY, ~ 12, IH8 SIIOtJI Seluwluled Behintl Beef Barn LAKIN- A•w•DciBitdlwlll lilt ol amaked huna. eamtd ern Aw.. GalltpoU•. waa tnJund be llold llr 1be ~ at Lo- - .. 01111 lurkaro. In an aeei<IIIDt at the pt_ Ploaoant ldD -Hollllal -..Jtbo- . • - · · Dae.lt, otartIaiit--. Fallo.r tbtln'OW.I<Il 1bo 4rt raad IIIU&eeat to the troa lllrm. 'I1UI iJ •JWOJeettheemplQyeea on lllldorlaldDe m ra1aa IIIDda lor tbo bod"''nn allbo ~an .Home D_ecorating Contest · · , SKIDMORE INJURED Gu7 P. Skidmore, 21, Eut· ~ O,OMic:al Plallt 111'000111 SERVICES SET Funeral lerYlce1 for sam . PYI<o, 80, Rutlond Route 1, will be bold 111 p.m. s.turdoy at tbo DuwUle Weat.,.an C b u r e b. F r i - ~ WI at tile Martin F...,.al .._., Friday unW noon lbo boopllal pumda. '111opnoral 011 S.tur<llll. pulllle lo · Prl'""' will con- 7:30 p. m., Wecbsdly, ......... who l8 erq,loyed in tlw plant'• proluctlon departmon~ loot part ol hla r121tt lhmnb, Index a n d middle a.ngera. He wa1 taken to Haber Medical center m Flrot Ave., where he releaaocl. waa treated and Dilallo ~ Oblo Eledrlc Co., - Rolli IlLII ~to- Jilt llntplaeo;' fl.aO, -Jrioa" .l!!.lbo-Moro..-m-. , """ta, Hllrd &riNplolo lbo ~ ..... at a Cl!rl- ...,. doo«ooiDDI......., m be ean.., lbo _ _..... _ at CcllllmOrco 01111 ·lbo ~ 111 lbo ........, ..._.,, ·1111 1o1o 01111 111011 lim Mn. Trail Gai<laa Cl..., _ . , , 111:111 prlu " ' -~O:iilr.-. Lowlo. lei, MHiopllt. .... 117 thlltod Preoo lutotnltlorlal CAPE KENNEDY - PROJECT OFFiaALS lodi.Y decided II> bavo ooaljllelad, Mro. Mar- ... ... u,lll nlood Ill Doe. to. Jadlllll wiD"' ...._lbo procoad wltb tho . tin...,... Aj>ollo 8 lll&l>t lrOIIIIII tho Dec. 21 PHI Elh ._,, - a l dlalr· oW 145, ... two jiCII'II1IIa Ill- ....... atliaadloJ,Doo.SJ,i<iis&!lor looto tblt fllol lalklp ID of tbo ·roe. .'l e...,., mu, oald -.,.. door bulonoll&IU ~.., lbo . . will be . , ._,.., Jrd:tlem." . Mro. Lowll 11 a put rePonaJ CoiiDDbla Gu Co. placo Ill Doe. M. The 1111•• oald tho lookaao wu a11oclated 0111¥ willie p.- dub bead- prizo to f7,1G 01111 ~-Ji. ' Wori<IN with Yro. Lowll ,. ' ... · tiMI ...... liD blbalf ~ tbt ~ &Dd tblt ltwooldnotat!oct lllolll&ht of Frod< ed a · aJmller (llllltell conducted ~. Borman, ·Jomeo Lowll &Dd WWtam Andtro on tile llrot SO!w'D 5 ..,. lbo two lui ,..,._ , . belli ...... ~ ....... """"' roclwt to be manned. Tbll ~·-•wWIDcludo will - · ... """Tom <ateaurlll a t - · lmlfe at ..... t20 """ 117 !lilt be _ . . NEW ALBANY, IND. - PORTIONS OF TilE 0100 Rl..,r Valley reB!Ikm, ooculor 01111 ealnDce codrll>ulad 11r '1111 Oldo Ponr od 01111 ...,........ aa llldlcllod ID were ataken apin Wedoatdly, .Uifttly more 1hiD a month after the "". 'l1lore will be tlll'oo win- Co. Sooood prize lo fl. .,.... to lbo tremor which ahook 20 states ln the Mldweat. nero oalected 1D both tho nllcPolice heh:-_, ln. Jeft"eraonvllle, lnd._t_recelved IIIIM~ eall1 louo 01111 tho oe<U1ar ~~. ~--~----------~--------~----~ tram reaidenta ol New ~. Jefl'ersonvwt and aurrOUIXIJ.qr ar•• 01111 two oolected far tile enEntry Blank after the tremor. LwiiYtne, Ky. , wu also mtkl7 ureetedt but oo truee WQJ, Pom1111y Home Decoratl.. Conttst dalna&e or llliurleo ware ,_nod. ...... Lowll ~ out I. !!rot place . . - . Ill 1967 Dlllt Name ········---·-----··-···· ·~··-·--···-······~·············· ······ ····...... .... 1 : NEW YORK - TIJLLULAII BANKHEAD, 1 Southern bello lrOm thla yoor . . _ lrOm tile - I Huntsville, AIL, whO rooe to became o otar of Broodway 01111 Holly- IOI'Y ID which tbe7 won Judaod Slrool -·---------·---------·--·----- 1• wood, died lodi.Y ot tho ego ct M. laat yoor ID or<lllr to be olilll>le I; Miss BIDidtMd died of double pnemDonla ce>q~Hcalod b7 .em- 11> win a llrat place. Catet~ory Entered -······-·-··---·-·-----·-··--·--·---·-- t ; phy-. "The actreaa died at SL Luke's Hoopllalln New York CUy, Prize• lor tho top throe win(Pioooo co~~~plelo ond moll to Mrs. Chorloo Lowlo, where she made her home. ners In the religioua cateeor1 a-1ao m""'' v- oloetrle........ 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J ary Commissioner Freeland Norris of Racine was ln charge o! the dro~ with COmmon Ploos Judge John C, Bacon, llftluty Clerk of Courts Nellie Brown and Sherl!l' • Dopartment llep"ty The SCHUMANN Mod•l ZIZO Diatinctive Contompofary stvled cabinet in oil -finiahed Welnutveneen and Mlect hardwood solidi. or Pecan veneer• and select hardwood solids with the look of fine diatresling. Center lih lid and record ltorage tpace. Betty Theiss attending. Follo..-irw; is thenamesofthose selected tor pr081Jecthe grand jury duty: Lester J. Taylor, Middleport; Fl<Q'"d Weber, Long Bottom; Ag· nes Price, Portland; Dorothy ·Bentz, Racine; Ralph Trunell, LoiW Bottom RD; Rew Norris, RD 2, Racine; J, S. Davia, 'I'q)pers Plains; Everett A. Rail, $299·95 Mlddlepor~ L. Collins, Reedsville. Names drawn tor possible petlt jury dutv were: Howard. Ebersbach, Portlarxl; Ralph Chapman, Pomeroy; Orin H. Smith, Middleport; Harold Smith, S:ynrcuse; Mabel Briekles, RD, Shade; Harriet Spencer, Pomeroy; Edwin Haggerty, Mid- dleporlj NeecU carsey, Pmneroy; Forence Hill, Racine; David Koblentl., Chester; Joe N. Sayre, RD 4, Pomeroy; Maxine Chapman, RD Coolville; Judy Kautz, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Nancy Morris, Middleport; Earl Kn!g~ Middleport; Mary K. Rooe, Lont!: Jlot,tt:Dl; Paul ~re, Portlam; Paul Ervin, Racine; Charles McClain, Racine; Richard Jettera, RD Albany; cpa1 Zerkle, Syracuse. MartM. Hoffman, Pomeroy; It T. Herderaon, RDGuysville;Jane Epple, Qlester; Roy W. Promtt, Portlard; Manni!'@: Kloes, Middleport; Wallace Bradford, Middleport; J uanlta COllie, Middleport; Eber Gillilan, Cheater; Georse Genheimer, Chester RD, t1oyd. Norria, Racine; Ann eot.trlll, Pomeroy; WUlard Pigott, Lorw Bottom; Blythe Theiaa, Racine; Don Mullen, Middleport; James Batley, RD Long Bottom; Homer Baxter, Pomeroy; Nol'll Roger Young, RD 2, Pomeroy; Roger Bissell, Miners- Hartman. Chester; Lowell staDville; David c. Mlller, Middle- ley, RD Albany; Harry Richard, port; Mae Lambert, Middleport; Portlalll; James Et_jer, Middleport; Edison Hobstetter, PcnErnest Bush, RD 2, Recine; Mil~ lard Van Meter, Racine; Harold eroy; Marjorie NewiWt, PcmProffitt. Portland; Lawrence eroy; Betty Ables, Pordand; Tom Dora~ Middlopor~ Ethel Hart, Wells, RD 2, Racine; George E. RD Shacle; Wayne Zurcher, PmnHolman, Syracuse; Eclith PlYl>' ter, PortlaJIJ; Herbert Rousb, · eroy; Norma G. WUcox, Mldd1._ port; Arnold HlJA), RD Racine; RD 2, Racine: E~lyn Hollon, Arthur Stob..-t, RD, Racine. M1nera\1.lle; Donald Bell, RD 2', Racine; Hllda Hunt, Long Bottom; John W. Van Meter, Syracuae; Helen Diddle, Syracuae, Charles COLLINS APPOINTED COLUMBUS (UPI)- Slate Son. M. G<s,y R-~ Wll re-elected preal- protem 01111 Clncbmall Sen. lollcllul J. 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Stereo Professiona l record chanljer with exclustve custom Mi cro-Touch® 2G tone arm. For stereo that look~ as bc.:~utdul as it sound~. see .;.nd he.itir Zenith console ste reo tod itiy 1 SULZBERGER DIEB NEW YORK (UPI) - Ar11wr MaiOil Counl;y, W. VL, thedalJih- Hoyo a.Izborrer, a maJor bodldter o! tho late Curtis and Mar- er ol 1be New York Tlmu durtha Francis Kerwood. Ing hll 50 yearl wllll tho - · Ste Ia lllr'VIved by two siltera, plper, died 1n 111a ....., wemeaMrs. Edith Dixon, Charleston, daJr after a prnlmged Wneaa. and Mrs. llortba llo!fman, Zanesville. Funeral &ervh:ea wiU be LOCAL TEMPS Slturda.v at 1:30 p.m. from tbo The tenl:PWature ID dowutmn1 Rawllnp - Coati Funeral Hotne. Pomeroy 11111:30 a.m. '11110'11day The Rev. Max llmobue will olfi- un<lllr cloudy aide&, .,.., tt declate. Burial wiD be In Grovel grees. !WI cometary. Frlondo may call l1l1)'llme atter 10 a.m. Friday. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ADMll'TED - Dl!llllla web, Pomeroy; Ma1 Wolfe, Racine; Clyde Cramlot, Baclao; Gloria TONIGHT, DEC. 12 Derltlach, AN:neroJ; Ja1'Jj1 MEIGS TIIEATII '7#1111'11 the quality goes in before the name goes on ~. NOT OPEN DEPENDABLE SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE DEC. IS· \ "TilE SHUTTERED ROOM" Rutland Furniture carol I.fn1o7- Gill: Y- ARNOLD GRATE I RUTLAND, 0. • Gru01er, Po"*"'1; llelwo Glm· mel, Radne. DlllCHARGED - Vlqll Ste-.-.111, Su.IU 8lawart, R a n d 7 Arma, Belle Bulb. (Toebnloolor) 742-4211 aettlni for the expanded Viet- nun conference underway. "TIIE VENGEANCE OF F1J MANCHU'' lolo!lber Lee - TOll\' Forrer SHOWS STARTS 7 P •us. ment refuse to recosnlze tile Viet Cong as a ae_parllte bocb". As the meeting got underway, eaeh for the North Vietnamese, Mme. Nguyen Th1 Blnh, the llle Viet Cong, the Ualted !late& ah~ed representative at and &Ugon. The new plan was lllo Natlmal Uberatloo F~ reported to envisage two the political ...onch of tho VIet semicircular tables to avoid Cong, accused Washington and giving recognition of the Viet Saigon of "<lellboratoly Slbotag. Cong •• woold be Implied b7 1ng the conference" by lntenaiputting Its dolegaUm at a fying tllelr •"wir of aggression." square table. HThey do not want to end their Both tile Unlted Stetas and aggreaalm ID South VIetnam, the South Vletnameoe ..,....,.. Mme. Blnh told a luncheon ol diplomatic correspondents that, . "The,y do not wish lo bring peace to VIetnam." Her statement coincided with reports 1n Saigoo the Communists were massing for poaslble new attacks on Saigon and other -· clUes. Lau attended the luncheon but hurried away tor his meeting with Vance, llaDolaources said. The Amerieans do not cmfirm IUCh meeUnss until after they are over. ------------------------------------------ The third 01111 !lnal aectlm ol the new four ..lane Rt. 35 high~ -----------------------~------------------ way, between Thurman and Jack~ son wUI be dedicated at U a.m., FOR YOUNG MEN Who "oor 29 tD 36 see the leon cui d - 1 - Loe Llano - LoY! Slller Sllmo IUid Soper LeaD Wrandoro. ThOI''re popular wllll.lbo hl2lt 01111 collop crowd. -----------------------------------------A SPECIAL GROUP o! lloyo Kalt Ski Paln-1 In olzeo 8 to If. M.OO 01111 M.50 Pajomao .., . . _~ ·-------~--------------------------------- Mn. Ann B.mitz l.aunehes Drive BUY MEN'S OB BOYS' JACKETS for Glllo. Tba)''re all OD oale. '111ore'o an exWient .oaledi101 -All 10"le1 - U'a a wonlarftll gltt idea. Mra. Ann Barnttz, 110 Butter- nut ----------------------------------------- Ave., fomeroy, has been 11J111ed campaign director ol the Melp Cow1t.Y Chi!Pter o! tile National Foundadon - March of Dlmea. The annual fund drive was launched today. ON TilE 1ST FLOOR - A FINE BIG SELECTION OF APRONS 10 ldaal for &Uta lhla 1011' Cobbler• Aprons - Tel Slyleo - Bib lroDt 01111 Part.Y IIPrOIII - Ill Cll'PIId7, prllltl 01111 terl')' cloth - Pick out seven! now. ----------------------------------------- "A HALLMARK CARDS - When ;you core eDOllllh lo oend tho ..,. boiL We ..... a alee ooloctloa of carda for the pJI)er boy, mlldater, doctor, etc. AliO llr apeelal tdenda and relatlwa. lloxod Olrlstmao Clnl• attracUvely priced - sae them iD ,... c:aoivlote colloctloo of Hallmllri< Cards. In the Gill Wrap DePartmeDI we have a alee oolodloa trims, ready made bows aid other aceeasoriea. HIIIJ~Ier New Year" for, eveey child boslnni!W llfels tho goal of the Maroh of Dbneo lundraising campmgn this year. Mn. Am Bornltz sold, The other objective ls ftnanclng research that in time will over. come the birth defects that at- of-..-. ----------------------------------------- filet 250,000 newborn infants each year in our country alone. The taak is an enormous one aoo calls for major &lg!Ort. she pointed out. Mrs. Barnttz said succen of the drive here and elsewhere is due entirely to the "generosity of our Melgo Co""ty neighbora, juat as throughout the na~ tion the American people are siC)porting more than 100 March of Dimes Birth Defe«s Centers coast to coast." ANOTHER BIG SIOPMENT OF LAMPS- Polo'-•-troa'-o-Ooa"'-1-tablo ' - • - pi~HC~ ' - • - hl-lntoDIIty Iampo - boudoir 01111 eel._ ' - • - _ . - . . _ In the Drlpeey DopL, 2Dd Floor. ----------------------------------------ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF HOOVER SWEEPERS Hoom" Portobleo 01111 Conotellltl- Dlal-c - Hoover . .rilltta - ll,y United Pre so International SAN FI!ANClSCO - GO\/, RONALD REAGAN and the state college board of ttu1tee1 tave rejected efforts by civic and labor lead·er• to mediate tasuos which have resulted ln alx weeks of violence and dlsrq>lionlt Sin "f'rllllclsco State College. "'1 don't think tbere is any mediation needed, .. the governor ll.1d ln sacramento Thursday. "This Is not just the hUlnks of overenthuslaatic students. Thll!lls insurrection." ~---------------------------------------AN0'111ER MG SIIIPMENTI TOSS CUBIDONS - -ullful eovorillp VID7I Floor Clllhlooo. Bod Riot Cuohlono and Nod< PW""a. A b1a . . -.... Alao ----------------------------------------- A1BW AY LUGGAGE - A procUcal lift- For mea 01111 "amen. The UDI-Ifold IUid lbo Dil-l')' in all colora and •lzeL Al10 a bit aelectlon of Attache caaeL see the DIW aoft side luaaP end tho Potor1 One of ulillty bqo 01111 oporto bqo 011 tho 2nd OOIW. ~---------------------~-------~---------- BOSTON - ANOTHER mG SIDPMENTI LOG CABIN ntROW RUGS. All colora - all alzeo. lllc oaloctloo of Area llul• In all alzeo, Aloo oval braldod pluUo kitchea rup - Aid 0111' bolt oolliJoil-.. !Wd Rup. (All on tho Srd Floor.) ins thinklrv and coordiratlon, a Boston University researChers. re- VISIT TilE DRAPERY DEPT, and oee oor OOJqJioto selection of colorlbl bodoproodo. WCMla apreadaand 1lutr.Y chenlllea ~-----------------~---------------------AN OUTSTANjiNG SELECTION OF BA'm MAT 'lETS - Two 01111 Tbroo Piece Sola at 11Qa11 Vlocooa end lloc....,.Nylon. llolp tblek tezture - Clear, laald.., colora. Soli llull)o lllucil 111 lrlrwo<l 01111 plain sl)'les. ----------------------------------------.. ---------------------.-----------------------------------------------------------ANO'IliER BIG SIIIPMENTOFHOOVERWASIIERS- AlooWhlrii)OCII Dllh Walhora- Wldrii)OCII Wuhero and Dryer a - Ollllle 3rd Floor. ALSO .SEE TilE NEW MODELS IN MAGIC CHEF- The owno IIIII tile regular model a on tho 3rd lloor. . . a.toau Modolo wltb 'Vpll' 01111 lftN ,, -- ·• ,, I. SEE 'l1lE BIG SELECTION OF VINYL aDIBI'MAS TREES- Cl!rllbMo Tno 11aJU - Olhlde . ll&IHt - Mlalatllre ' - • - Tno 01'niii10IIto - Tno topo - Nall'fiQ< lOti- Mt ............. mo1t1111 troea - PIM ocont llPI'U - Garland• - Bello- Pbleo- Tno Sltlrlo- p _ , . . pianta - OJrl•-• Mall llukoto - CODdle" AD oolo prload and ll'rll8ld far , _ oalactlon ... tho lat a-. two-· -------------------------------------~---· VISIT ELBI!RFEUlS TOYLAND Ill tho TQ)' Bulldilll 101 Fl'ooit Stn~ bo1aor Coart - A big ooloetlon of ID7-. lloJIIUid gjrJI,-Ibla ;raar - All at raal oa1a pri- S1up ID 01111 1!'0 lb< 1"" eon ..... ----~------------------------· Molp Gonera1 Hoopllal ADIII'M'ED - NOilo. DlllCHARGI!Il - Della Clllldrell, Dorollly llordiD. MARLJUANA IS A "reloUvely mUd lntoxlcont" with minor though real short-lived eft'ects, such as slightly impair- ------------------------------------------ I Portod toda7. Their atudy was taken last spring on two groups of subjects, were cisarette smokers but never had smoked martjuana •lXI eiefrt chronic marljtana users. They ranged in age rrom 21 to 26 and were drawn largely fr«m atudents in the Boston area. nine men who NASHVILLE, TENN. - AN ALL-WIDTE crlmlnol court jury Tl-olrocla,y found three ClnclnniU Negroeo lobaled by pollee as Block Pow('r advocate• guUty ot shooting a metro patrolman ard aertenced each to 99 yeara In prison. The panel of 11 men and one woman returned the wrdtct on ftrat d-ee miO'der chirps aplnst WWiom G, ADen, 2t, Ralph COnod.Y, 26, and Ste,. Porker, 24, after dollborai!Jw ovemlglrt. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - MAYOR John S. Ballard o! AkrGn, Ohio, 1buraday told lndl.,. legtslatorl!l ttThe question ot the hour ta - "UJ out · atate gowrhlllant tlddle whlle -our oitl.es burn?,. Ballard. oddrosoed the cloalng do;y ooaslon of tho 5th Blelllial Con!erenee opoiioored br tho Indiana Legii&Uw Council In tho Hwae ol Reprea~l'iatives chamber. He outlined the u,pa.radoxt• of urban areas wlilch 4"contala botllll108t ot the eountry'l!l wealth and most ot Ita aoclal and _economic prGblema." -· ~ ·- ~- ~- ---..------- .. - · - - - - -............ . - -.-- ---- ~-- ---- --..--- - -·- · -- · ·· · .. ...• ~; • • -·- ' · · -·--··· • - • • ..-. . : . - - . - · · - ...... . ...... . - .. ' --~ ~- · - - ·-· · r- ~ • ·'"""~._ ... _ _, , •. ,. • . .•. - ..,._ r- - -·- ---~ - -- ----, ' or 1lu Ulneu. . uh appears we're at the beglmi~W ot a nationalepldldtf~­ oot at the peak oll~" tho spoke oman said. He Solid the peak pected in mld-Ja.-..ary. Colorado, one of the Weatern atatea, las suffered a border • a. • border outbreak of the virus, NCDC said. The 700 deaths ...,...... ln 122 cities aDd the NCDC aald .. thla excess mortalib' Ia deDICiftor atrated in the west DOrth central, eaat north central, mountain ... middle Atlartic divlsiona." The highest attack rate is in Jl'Olltl or lnsdtudona, acCOI'dlDJ to Dr. John R. Bagby, deputy director ol tho NCDC. The_.. b 10 to 15 per cent tor the nation in _general, but is rmml~W aa blah as 40 per cent in schools, tnduatries. &tore• ll1d other t.uUtudou.. raw Mood8y Is tile middle ooe. It took two years to complete three five-mile sections between Thur~ ]ius t B0 d zes ,.:_.;.·.:·:···:·:·:-:·:-:··-·,.,.;.y...._~NNMN;N.~~-·.-J~·'-'"-""'-".........,_,~~~W~¥d'<i!lltil WEDNESDAY WAS A BUSY DAY and evening: as Meigs County American Legion Ladies Auxtliaries worked in preparation for a Olrlstmas party held on Thursdly for veterans at the Veterans Ho~ital in Chillicothe. 'l)pical of the action took place at the hall of Feeney • Bennett Post 12S. Amer1can Legion, In Middleport. Four members of the Winding Trall Garden Club reported to the hall to instruct junior and senior auxiliary members in preparing table arra~Dts. ThE, gr~ above included Mrs. Marpret Ella Lewi s, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs. Alice Thompson and Mrs. Addalou Lewis. In addition, the auxiliary groups made numerous other "goodies" in prep- ~ .-. . .-...........-...-.9T.•:v.>»~~~-w..o;..;;-.-_,.,_. ;. :·~ ~ I ~ ij -· ____ ~~. ~ ·-JBeing Found of the Rt. 35 Assoclatioo, a n d SEORC members wlll also par~ ticlpate in the ceremony. Col, D. R.. Roush, Division 9 Highway Chief, will be t h e principal dedication speaker. Following the ribbon - cutting ceremon.Y, a dutch-treat dimer wUI be held at the Jolly Lanes BowliDg Alley at 12 noon. Doring tile ..- . ture highway projects for Southeastern Ohio. Mrs. Thelma Elliott, execulive aecretary of the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce, said to~ day at least six Gallla Countiana are planning to attend the Monday dedication. r, CARACAS (IJPD- Searchers there .. remains a posathntt)' found onb bodies, empty rWlber passt~ngers could have survived Monday according to Carl Dahlrafts u.l. no survivora todt1 in on liferafts." berg, Soutbeastern Ohio Region. struction. the shark-infested Caribbean The plane crashed 16 miles a1 CouncU director . Ribbon - cutting ceremonies Sea where a jet airliner off the Venezuelan cout as Jt Two other five - mile sections for Mmday'a five - mile project carrying 51 peraoni from New appr~ched caracas' Maiqueda ol four - lane highway between will be shared by Chamber of York exploded and crashed in a Interratlonal Airport on 1 I'ICM'I Thurman and Jackson were dedcommerce representatives of ball o! Ore Thurocla,y ni21tL otop IJI&ht !rom New York. icated. earlier tid a ya.r. three conununtttes - Jack10n, .. There are no alps ot Ute," "n."e -was a Ul)lollall 'l'be" HCtlon 1o llo ·- · - · canljOI'Iii, ..nd ·cliDifOO!hi. · '"e.nezilelln' Navy 1:•cue oftl. aOd ooly lragmento of lba ~ ciall iatd. remain,'' aalcl a omoar. In New York, Pan American Residents of • projec:t. World Airways ofriclala ·&aid behind the airport aloo ret>«<od BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPD - Voters in the otsego seeing a sbower of fiery school district Thursday approved a 3.5 mill operating levy. !rsgments !alling lntD tho - at Tile sclloola had been closed Nov. 22 and were scheduled to open Lease activity resulting from the time of the crash. Jan. 2. the gas weU strike on the WONa ~ patrol boots bnliiJiht iD The vote was 1,076 In favor of the levy arxl 706 against. The llam McKelvey farm near Portthe bodies OC a boy, 3, and 1 levy had been defeated five previous times. U the levy had tailland earlier this week, took on woman in her 20s to the port of ed. the schools would have been closed again in the fall. The clear signs of a bocm in the ofAmol'@: the Meiss Countians Lo Gualro early ~. district has an enrollment of 1,930 students. fice ot Meigs County Recorder who are in many corners of the men saki at least four other Eleanor Robson Thursday. world during this Chris1mas sea~ bodies hlld been found. RelfATHENS - With great relucRecorder Robson said, in til- son are serricemen. cuers said they found two tance Ohio Unfverait,y trustees dition to several peraons appearFollowing are the addresses rubber lilero!ts lrml tho pt..,o. VETERANS MEMORIAL Thurocla,y voted 6 tD I an Illi~ at the oft'ice yesterday to of three of them: HOSPITAL Both were Inflated but crease ln reglstr&Uon feea of ADMLSSIONS - Irene Russell, check records, there was a toA--C John W. Reea, AF 1574The comroi tower at Mat~ 1130 per quarter. Middleport; Michelle Jollnson, tal or 1().) leases and four assign- 2791, Box 2004, APO San ~ tia said it lost contact with till The eom_prehenalve reglstraments filed for recordirw. Racine. cisco, Calit, 96264. Pan Am jet at 8:59 p.m. EST Uon fee increase 11 for both Most of the leases tlled ThursSgt. stephen E. Wagner, AF mlrutes before it was due to DLSCHARGES - Dora manda.y had been obtained earlier in 11701870, KTTC CMR No. 1 8oJ< kenship, Elizabeth Stumbo. Ohio and out.<i'...ute - · land. .. lljlpl'OVed lui month by tile the year, but had not been sub- 3931, Keesler AFB. M is a., The jet was IIII>!'Oicbllll ot Frank C. llalllday, 80, of HarBoard of Regents. mitted to the recorder•s ottlce. 39534. LOCAL TEMPS 1,000 feet when lrl&ed,y struck. Ohio President Vernon R. Al- riBODVI.lle, died at his reaideoce Mias Robson revealed the leasThe temperature ln downtown Pvt. Charles F, Wagner, US Pan American apoke110111 la den said he reeommended the Friday rooming. Pcmeroy under rain - threaten- e.!! l'llnged over five townships, 51883023, Co. A 100 lin. 442 New York said the plano, Fllcbt Mr. Halliday woa bora March lncreue 0111¥ alter a t11orous1> ing skies at ll:30 Lm. F'r'idQ, Including Orange, Olive, Che,._ Int., APO San Francisco. Cllif. 217, sent no message that lt wa1 13, 1888, the aon of the late study at the \lll.versity' a rtnan.. ter, Lebanon and Scipio. was 55 degrees. 96557, (ConUmed .., _ . 12) Laing """ M.ary.Longalrelll Halclal position. ''We will be ID a oerlous liniDclal olb11U111 lfwe liday. He woo aloo preceded In do not make Uda Increase,•• he death by .. Infant .... ArUn; four sisters, 8bd three broChers. said• The additional income al$780,000 ,.. · ted would just about balance out what would other- Presbyterian Church, a 60..year wise be a deficit. of $800,000 member Ol the Harrt.ICI'Wllle Grange 1734, HarrisonviDo MeBy George Hargraves, Jr., &qpt. think critically about bai>Penlngs at school MWitl when nnlied. """"' ..,. Mr. llamm. I t - · .. dds flscal year, he added. oonlc Lodie til, 01111 OES ass. Melp Local School Dlatrlct arocnd the world. Dr. Alden said tile 11300,000 The Frlendabip Club (36) Ia promote lntereot In · -. . He Is auntved by bla wife, One ot. the benefits that h a s The Nature Club (32) il spon- sponoored br Mrs. Vomorl 01111 partlclpaUon by Ita DaDlborl .. comes _partly from a lola of '551,000 In state subal.dy be- Ruby AmeriOil Hallldo;y, one come from tho canoolldatlon of oored by Mrs. Slavin. Ita ob- Mro. Cox. Amoog Ita I1UID1 ob- spedal science projects. jeetives are to promote an ID- jectives are helping Dew stucauoe enrollment lo about 300 daushter, Mn. Virgil Atldnai our high school stutiants h a s 'l1lo Qdtar Club (2t) Ia a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert been tbe development of a larpr terest 1n nature and oonaervaIOrOII b7 Mrs. - . 11 ...... less than anUcipated. Tbla alao dents become acquobCed, YioltJewell, Harrisonville, and a s1sand more comprebenalve c I u b Uon and to develop an underIn tho evealnga 01111 ooekl lD means a loss ~ U20,000 ill atulng hospitals, and helping - r ter, Mrs. E. J. Nellie Tncy. prop-am. standlDg or man's relatl.onshJ,p to dent income. teoch l!llilor playing m Ita school organizations. Pomeroy. School clubs are an important them. berl. Alden also said ev-ery time Funeral IOl'Yieeo will be held port at tho total school _.-am. 'l1lo Future Bualneas l . .<lllr• unlverattles are forced 1D raiae 'l1lo Future Farmon at ~ ot 2 p.m. !rom tho Harrl- The.V provl<lllllW11 oddltlonal op- Club (29) lo oponoorad by Mlso The Freoch Club (25) to IPOD· tea (40) Is . - - 11r their student fees It mean1 leas ._ at _ ... lrOm . . - . . IOIMDe ProoQyterlaD Church portunltlos for looderahip a n d Dodrill end Mro. Hotrman. aa onred b7 Mlu Chapman. l!ooekl eomb. It - · m JII'OIMe .... 1 w1tb burial In Milos Cemetoey. eooperaUve work. The)' also pro- objective Is tD provide OlqiOI'i- iD promote lntereat In Franco fannial and & better and rural areu for~ aa ~ e<lleiiiiDD at otale lnltllutlons. Frlellds may WI at Ewing FU- vide a moans lor otudenta tD oncea that help m develop bual- 01111 tile French language, It hal lag alit. T' . neral Home anytime. broaden their outlook and ex- neas leadership. junior high achOOI. membera, Md The Future flornam ,....... " tend t:beJr Interests 1nt.o 11 e w 'I'he Future Teachers Aaaocla- metta ln the evenbtp Alll8rica (to) II - - · 1i1r MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL areu. We feel clubs are vary don (23) lo aponiOred· 1J7 Mill The Glrlo' Athlollc: aoclo- Mloo 01111 Mro. BoiJol', ADMl'lSIONS - Leoro lloan, •ailloble 01111 ' - m bavo them Slnlth. II oaeka m actplnt mom- lion (120) to aponoored Mro. Ill bulc Jlllll'P088 la tD &&nllllll PomerQy, eaotrlbule awch ill Molp lllllh- bero wllll tbe taachlaa prateo- Bontle;y. l!s objedlyeo are m a ..._ under-• DISCHARGES - NOIIO. All bod a few of our dubo meet aloa 01111 their poaolblo fUture make more athletic _...u. """ family life. WASHINGTON (UPI)- The ;., •cllooi lime 01111 lbuo more porllcij18tlon ill U. tleo for ilrlo, rf Columbul area IIII'Owlllstalll'l1lo !Pnilh Club (SCI) lo .... ltlldellluan parilclpata. 'l1lo Latin Club (M)IIIPOilliOr· Tile VoraiQ< "M" Cl... (68) IOI'Od by Mro. Jlar\.,- .... i · or lbUI any Other II!Qir Ohio "'ed br Mrs. Fred<or 01111 ......, m 11 ' opoaaored br Mr. T>Qolor. l1oe Ia to IOil'll_.. elly Ill terms at }qlolallon, I will -..,pi m give 1"" a arouoe 01111 DIOIIIIaln ull*relll Ita objoctlvoo oaek m develop llh culloru ad cu1tan. a . - a m latoat-uau· i mateo. IIUIIliDU')' al tho ..... """"""' ID Lotio. Thll elllb llllbo a &'0011 • • - IDIOOI all 'l1lo JlOiico<fRell cr.. CM .QiiUJDbul ln<:reuod aearl,y br llotlng lllo cl..,., tho ..,..,. evoalag becauao II llu mom- and m . . _ t aethl- (20) .. IIP". .od .., - - Call!f. lt !rorri u-..11160 at- oon, tbo obJoctiYao 01111 lbu ,...._ borl lrali - lba jiiDiar 01111 Uu m '-01' lllo totallltbl"'- beD. . . - · llclal ....... - ..,. IM,700 lo bor at momboro In p o r - a hl2lt llchOol, lc _...._ quah;t Ill 'l1lo Coin Club (30) 1o _.. '1111 - 1 HiMor ~ at lbo llell Qrooo. a iDial at 115J,800 - COIIIjllrtld . alter the olub name. 'l'bo Comera Club (It) 11 opaa- oorec1 by Mr. o..atd W.UO. (17) to . ' - - ' llr ·II r 1. 7;t par c;ontln lbo dublwiUbe ...... . land .. . ., 7.3 par COlli ID U.. IOl'od b7 Mr. Mr.llroke - m ....... 'F...-. 111 .,-ara IIi Cillcl!inolt ono llld per eta! and. Mr. '11111 club .. do- -odaul>lo ilollo<lllra. _ ... """ ....... - " lb, Jlllml; Canllln'l -·lllk!M· m a llllllirlllandlna '1'111 ·Auto Club (40) 11 oriii!IP. U1i1 ~,. . . . . at tho - b y Mr. lloti~llbal , Tile-~· AI-., caa.a. · · lifo drh11111 •• Ita meJor obJoe- - ~ Ia ~ ~.1m. .,-. ' ~ , 'l'bo WO..W Alfalra Cll.. •QI) ilvt, llonD and ~· . . ob""'~,u 1w - . .II • II)' ~ Wei.... 'l1lo IJI,herllto Clljb ' (16) II · ",IKtlvaa I n 1D ~d.. It I ,', ..-,.,!SA ....... ! ·wM'··--·'-· oM~~~-- !IIIli Tbo_,objoctlvo at IIlla elah Ia m' - - Ia< Mt& .N•eoloa~ .....-. wltb ........ A tl--..AW-~11'11~ dotolop tbo, ........... ~ m , It IIIII ,..vldie lllllfollllod "'lloro ,_ ~ <;Ill> (J7) ta ~ • man and Jaeksoo. The W. Ringwald flrm was in charge d. con- Gas ·.Trxase _ .sr•t 01* t.ouJ._. Boom Here Servicemen's Raise OU Fees $30 Mailing List cr...- Mr. Halliday Dies Friday -b'. SPEAKING OF SCHOOLS NO. 69 -Mr~~~do¥th:-:.:.=~ Meigs High Club Program Exp.anded lfr.- ali --1 I!(- .& - »or .... o .... e ....• ~c. ~~~~~~""'"'-..,;. , :~·:r , . " . TEN CEN'fS I'DOI..._. March of Dimes Underway Trustees of ' ATLANTA (UPI) - Allout 700 deaths lr1111 !lu and p . ...,; . . have boon roportod In tho United Stites recenll.f and otllclalo at 1111 Natlorlal ColnmWIIcable Dloeaae Center (NCDC) said lodi.Y lllo ,.. tion l• on the threabold of an epidemic of the Hq Konc tilL The A2 H0111 Koow 68 lnlluenzo otroln hu aeWally roacbod epidemic prqMX11.ons in only one area - the wutern slotos - but lo clooe tD the epidemic level ol-her• lllo N~ spoke~n aaid. At least 33 states t-.~ eJ~P~rienced some Csjjt•~ Rt. 35 AN0'111EH mG SIIIPMENT OF SWEA11:RS Cor Men and Y - . - Moa'o 01111 lloll' 0. coaalalllw al Sbort Slom1 l'ullcner SWoatar with turUe neck 01111 o bu- trool canllpa swatarm lllltcil. You'D W.lbo coat aW'81tter, too, ot auede leather and knit combl.llltloD. A bll seleed.oa ofturdealld mock turtle aetk _pullover aweaters ror men. Knit of 100 per cent lDtDorted vlqiD lambs wooL. par1me~ lsi Floor. Including SWelter Sotl for IIUID IF YOU LIKE TO GIVE SLACKS 11 a elll- Sol tho now oeledloD of Raotoa Slackl ill olsoo 29 to 42 and extra aizes 46 to 50. Moat aiJ are _perm&llellt: .PniBI tlbrJ.ca. 'lhTnl .mar1ly styled - Veey well made - Road,y lor you ill buy, Aloo a W1')' liDo oolodlon lrlm evt slackl 10 popular with )'0111180r men 01111 h121t ochool boyo. •• .,... of Flu Near BOYS PLAID FLANNEL ROBES ••• , , t3, 9$ BOYS TERRY ROBES ...... , •••••• M,95 . ·----------------------------------------- ••-r· ' '-- ........ ,. m •- ... ~jiidemic PARIS (UPO- American and have delayed statt o! the talks. Hanoi waa reported demanding a square table with a side North Vietnamese negntiaton met today in secret to dtacusa a new allied compromise proposal Permanotlt preoo plaid lloeron 01111 Colton ill zllll'or caM lor fl, tS. bjpdal' 01111 extra alno. Torry Cloth Roboo ID white 01111 colora. Reaulor 01111 extra olzeo - ' ''"'· ~Q'dqo Vance, Col. Lau In Secret Tall{s Special Purch1sel •n's lit• Rthl o!lle 1or p ,so. - ,,.., 0 , ......... - .$! ...... ,_r. 0 Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shoppl111 Center. See the Many New Arrivals All Ov• The Store. TERRY CLOTII SHAVE COATS, .... , $6.95 ALL WOOL FLANNEL ROBES •.••. $10.9$ RAYON PLAID ROBES ............ $8.9$ t~ -. -- tnniiiM and lialllido1 - _v_o_L_._x_X_I_N_O_._I-~----------------------~ --M_E_~ __Y_-M __ID_D_LE_~ __R_T_.O __H_IO__________________________~FR~ID~~-y~·~Df~C_EM~BF._.R_I~4, ~~!: kva and acme ~stroyera. 1 } SIX-SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM Until 9:00 a..---llliDIIIel - 1-< Devoted To The lnterat. Of The Meiga-MtUOR Area Cyruo Vanee, deputy chle! of tbe American delegation, met with his Hanoi counterpart, Col. Ha Van Lau. shortly after 3 p.m. (10 a.m. EST). Site of the conference waa not dtsclosed. Procedural disputes over the . . . . ol the tour dlleptiou Open Frl.ay ••• Satur••Y Nl1llts LONDON - THE SOVIET UNION IN A SURPRISE mo.., hu withdrawn Dlllrly half ita: ~aval Oeet from the Mediterranean sea and returned it to Russian waters, defense sOW'ces said tocla1· or sane 50 ships which Russia had sent into tbe Medltel"''anean since tte June, 1967 Arab-Israeli war mJy atmte 35 remain. the Stereo FM indicator light. _ L~~~~:_~~~~~~;~:_':~!'~--------~4 ~ - wW tnelude an electrle ooffee ISTANBUL - 1WO U, S. NAVY DESTROYERS lodl,y coqpletod maker, valued at approxlmale4> a four-dQ cruise In dte Black Seta where they were shadowed by Rua.- ,40, cmtrlbuted b7 tho Collllllbua slan planoo IUid shiPs 01111 headed bock tD lhe Mediterranean. There were no lncldentl. Turkisb fishermen who watched were tar more interested in a heavy seasoaal run ot tbh trom the Black Sea lato tbe ~horous which coincided with the destroyers' paasage. conventional static- free high .fidelity FM . Outstanding AM reception. FM - AFC . Illuminated slide -rule dial with precision vernier tuning . r v..- ckoeMnM-' ,._ <( cu..u. ......... _ f FROM RUTLAND FURNITURE Uy , Weather en tin~ : at y e The awe« potato 11 a member at tbe IIIOI'IIIDg-clorY (am, .u- .. - ·· lllol--.,.- • Now You Know 01111 a 111,..........._.. "'OUIIh, '*' IJ!Oil""""· • 1 �.. ·· .- ,,. , . 2 - n.e Dolly s.ntblol, Pomeroy-~ 0., Ft-ldoY, December 13, 1188 ~ JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - The Chicago Sherman Houle wUI PI.Y T1ny Tim $25,000 a ....... - plu percentage Cor a '69 booking .•. At her out she would scream and get me in trouble with the management. So how am 1 going to get out c:l this mess'? - KIND BUT "A Thousand Clowns, •• this time hal created ellches strwl& ·to.. gether on an endless drme. Jack I..eJilmiXI, Felicia Farr and her daul!hter are at theSberry • Netherland for a Yule bul~ lng Ding ... The Spanloh PaYIIIaD decided to pia.y II the Mailrld way: now you can get there u llle as 1 a.m. and still baYe your full dlmer ... Moll1hln with ol&ter Hepalboh ..., Dick "'"" kiaoo's piano at the Drake Room ... Age ol Specialization: a travel agent does a brllk trade Ill "TOUl'O ol Italy to Match YPeraonalitytt ••• The NaV)' pve Zanuck Ute oke to eru1l • land a Flying Fortress at Ford Ia1and ror .. Toral Toral Toral" tile 20th - 111m about Pearl Harbor: it's now a Navy golf course. WhUe carlo Ponti hovers near Sophia Lor.., a.-altlng their llrsl child, Carlo' a aon Alexander en. rolled at Yale ... Angela Lanabury' a pla,ytng an old woman in "Dear World" but Angela's not new at old..gal roles: she played Judy Garland's mother in ..The Harvey Girls" mm wttenshewas in her teens - and younger than Judy .•• Fumiest (unconsciously) CONFmMED BACHELOR Dear Bach: Go apartment • hunting! A n d TV commerclal la Method Ac:. tress Sollra Lampert In the Cranapple pitch: pla,ys Eve in Eden switch to a diQ' shift. And hereafter be "'kind" only to elderly spinsters.- H. Dear Helen: We had a discussiooaboutweding pictures in newspapers. My room mate said only the bride's picture should appear. 1 think it's nice to have both the bride's and groom's picture printed. - with standard method mumble. QJ.izman Mark Goodson tn ..21" studies the menu through a tiny gold lorgnette ... All that fuss alxtu.t uHeidi" pre~mptlng the rinal minute of the Jets grid game but no one's mentioned when "Heidi" became Ute week's Nielsen rating champ, Ute Jets game didn't even crash the Top 20 ••• The comic 11m Cmways of the TV Set named the new baby Carey Dalton ... Director Josh Logan has a reason for not using Ids middle name "Lockwood": Josh gave it to a young actor named Gary Yurosek, who now stars in rilms as Gary Lock- portant element in U 11 Brenda V aecaro, adorlbb comic yowtgater; but even lhe can~ lift it from ita suffocating series ol dreartly endleu near~ alii .. Promises, Promises" Zorina. loguea ..• It hita a few laughs but greatest musical eomedy dancer ol her brilliant ell¥. leaned over and asked ua the ldenUty o( the exciting youngster who'd just stowed the show: she la Donna McKechnie, an electric sprite from TV's old "Hullabaloo" series... NBC has news for Mel Allen. "The Goodbye People"' stara Milton Berle but the most im- totally it's a 4rag .. . Berle plays a septuagenar1aa eager to return to hio old stand at the Cme.Y 1•land boardwalk; and althou&b un- !IRE TEA BAG TAGS TRADEABLE? Dear Helen: Several months ago my sister asked if I would start savlng the tags !rom any teabags we used. ~e said her nephew was collecting them at his school, and when the labe1s amounted to giganlic amoWlt (like a mlllicm or so) they would turn them in and get a wheel..chair for a charitable organization. At any rate, I began colJeeting and enlisted the a i d ot friends . It now tums out that this is not going to be t h e school's project. I have a sizeable amowtt of labels on hand. Do you know of any other organization which is collecting them? Or was somebody pulling the boy's leg'? - R.M..R. Dear R; This soWids a little like the cigarette hoax of a few years back. "Save the cellQPhane opener strip," word went out, "And when you .;:ollect 10 pounds you can get a seeing eye dog for a blind person." I doubt anyone ever reached 10 pounds, oreverheardwhereto send them. - H. Dear Helen: I felt sorry for a young COU· pie who had an apartment down th6 haU. The man lost Ill• ~ afd they were getting desper.: · ate. So when an opening came at my plant I told them about it. However, the job was for a woman, and the hours were the same as mine - swing shift. Mrs. T. awlied and got it. What more natural than she ride to work with me'? Rose Ann and I begon stopping lor a drink at mi.might und then Rose suggest. ed another bar where we coold dance. Finally little Rosy ended up in my bachelor apartment. while her husband slept. ~e told me she didn't like him very well as he woul!kJ•t try to get work. Last night she iiUlllOUJlCed she was going to get a divorce. I didn't catch on until she added, "So we can get married, dar· great ' l ·' cle Mlltte obviously teela the role, be doesn't get it over the rootllghts: his accent is erratic, his walk too shakUy exaggerated.. "The Goocltye People" ls by llorl> Gardnllr wbosc ~1f cheerfully skimpy, cpus was WHICH Dear Which: I don't think there is an ettquette rule against a bride-andgroom picture, but sometimes newspaper space shortage ruleB it out. H you marry in June, you may get ooly a small "mug~ wood. especially in a smaller town, m~ rate a two..(.'olullUl spread, complete with cake. - H. This colulllll is dedicated to lamily living, so if you're hav. ing kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU, She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel in care of t h i s The Britt Eklund · Jason Robards seduction scene in uThe Night They Raided Minsky's" has its OWil musical sacrilege: Handel's "Messiah11 is tinkled seductively in the background .• . Movie muscleman Steve Reeves is distantly related to Lee Radziwill\Jy marriage; never revealed it Llfltil Jaclde"s remarriage. . England's top theatrical agent Leslie Grade is aeriously ill ... Bing Crosby starts recordlng again after -a long hiatus , ., Angie Dickinson stayed in N. Y. just long enough to ascertain husband Blll't Bacharach's .. Promises, Promises" is a huge hit and jetted back to ll'wood to fllm "The One With the Fuzz."' Just back from Israel, singer Bob McGrath says rolks there referred to our veep ~ elect as "Shapiro Agnew" ... Gloria De Haven can•t open on Bchedule at the Latin QJ.arter: she"s hung up in Miami divorcing Dick Fancher ..• Jack Durant flips in and Gloria stars later ... Bob Hope's Chryster TV special taped numbers at U.S.C. to recorded. music during the network musician• 1trike; Eddie Fisher sang rrom bls own recordings - and had to newspaper. 1 ling... That lon't what I had In mind. I wao only trying to be kind to a couple of down-and-OUt kids, and thi1 dame takes advantage. I told Mrs. T. 11M had the wrong impression, and rrorn now on she drives to work alone. ~e laid I couldn't mean It and she'll wait "unW I come to my senses." She slips notes IDlder my door and waits in the hall unW I get In at night. Last night she insisted oo coming in to my apartment and said if I threw JEAN BAIRD Mrs. Jean Baird has accepted the (OSitioo of Director o( Nursing ServicesandEducaUmal Programs in the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc., or Athens. Mrs. Baird will coordinate all Foundation activities involving nursing and paramedical activities, educatimal programs, community health services, and liaison with professional nurse usociation.s, said J. E. Farring. ton, executive director. WPPERS PLAINS- Thollolo Garden ClUbJ whiCh determined this year to deeol'llte the Y1llap tor the Christmas seaiOI'lt baa r .. ported unusual succesa due to the eoopentlon ot loc:al cltlzena. , Huol BarmW, chalrmanoltho decontlng commlt18e, Aid, "'11de lathe ftrsttbneauehlpf'Oo joel lola boen-mptod. Tho Gardon Cloi> lnttlblted 'tt and ...,.. Y- shot." But a January wedding, use cue cards. TilE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEJlFJJT Of I(I:J(;!;..Ioiiii.SON AllfJI RICilARD ~ Qro'EN, Pl'BLISIIER C- r T"'...tdll., F4ltur Publlohe<l dolly floOIOJII, SllllniiJ _,. l'hl Ohlo Vflll"l' Pllbliohll'll! l:unl*!¥, llQ Mechlnl< st., P-ray, Ohla, 45?69. Bloal••• om« Phone t9:W:I5&, fdllorlfll p.._ 19:1-2157. Slt:<l>Od dan Pl»laJfiPiklll P-rtOJ. Ohio. Notia.l. M....,t.ot,. npn-lift lkJII.ln,. •lli.Qil .....r, Inc.. 12 F'.U! 411! S&., N.. Vorl< CIQ", Neoo Yorll. S...crlpt...., ,...,.~, Oooli•rod liJ .. rrl•r •hen -ilobl~ 45 Cfln!o pet •""": - ~r In 11"'" n.u y Senll•l omce.12S.tO. ~~~ rnoolfwo, 'II. 7(1_ ThrH """""'• ~IS., D)' Hoole wa.re curt~r ~ o,.U.t>h: 0... monlb SUD. ~ . . u: 0.. ~- SlO.IO. Sl• rn<n!ht $5.2.\. lbrltl! IIIOIIIho ~IO.Soaacr!l)tlan ..:~ ...... ..-•Icc prkto tnd•• S!n11.J Tlmu-lieoiU..t. munit.Y interest Ol'<ltl88d. .. RICJIARD DAVIS Richard Dovlo, 19611 PUJ>. eroy High School gnd.Uite, Is In U. S. Naval Tralnlnl at Great Lakes. His address Ia S.R B 34-38-50, U.S.N. II. T.C. Co. 726, 13th Battalion, Great Lakes, m. Richard is the son ol Mrs. Freda Davis, Pom- • C"R:I'!JfM/1..~, /JJ€) ¥00 A«eeoo'~ lt.1.Vrtetl ! N~~! w~'5 "THAi, iOPO we.1!:1 otJ.!. OF ~e. wiJ.O uve 00 -me FliP 51Df... ~~41:J Of- 1'Wee».KL.e.. '-1·../ .;;---... -n~~;<t~<e, 111e ~ A~V~ WOOfeR~ Et.:l.e.M.IE-~. at the Meigs Junior High in Pomeroy, sc~l sponsored. HIGH SCHOOL dance part,y Saturday nlght, Meigs Jwrlor High in Pomeroy; dancing {rom 8 to 11 p.m. The Jays will emcee. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, Monday, 8 p. m., home of M r s. Carl Horky; aMual Chrhbnas party, gift exchange; noral ar· rangements to be brought to decorate the home; hostesses, Mrs. florky, Mrs. M. C. Wilson. Mlaa Hallie Zerkle, and Mrs. James Arnold. POMEROY GARDEN Club annual Christmas clinner, 6 p.m. Monlay, home or Mrs. Willis McMurray, Mason. W. YL CANDYSTRIPER ChrisCmas par\Y, Monday night, Veteran• Memorial Hospltal; caroli~ begins at 6:30 p, m. TANKER FlRE AMSTERDAM (UPil- A oeries of eJPlOsions ripped the 33,159-ton LiberiaD. tanker Diane Thursday night and tire broke out in the holds loaded with 300,000 barrels or crude oil, injuring more than a dozen persons. . i:l: · l't<f· l'*rtrNfol. !o<, Kent TR:AO\TIOM. ~Oerf Be;. &~Vt;.D. WE'LL Oll>~e~;. A""'-'"D II&! c. Slql, J. Barmlii,Jameostoot, J. S. Davis, Clarence Headley, ao:l 01car Pennington all con- Holiday 100<1 bllkola will be ~od lor two lamllloo ~ MaiP Coto>IY Solon 710, El&hl and Forty, accor<llne to plana made cllrlng Thursdly nlght'a mooting hold al the home ol :· .... ., ')ill' • • 3 - or and tho pledge to tho fiall. Chapeau Iva FOorell lnii'OGICtcl Mra. PeaY Rudolph ol Galllpo- Jim lla, a gueat. ~acuae. Certificate March of Dimes organizatkus. The entire program wW be telecast In color. Jacoba, a na,.. tlve of Pomeroy, will preaent special colorful comedy and mag. Jc as entertainment. Laurel Cliff News Notes By BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School atteMance on Dec. 1 at the Free Methodist Church was 104. Orferine _was $21.01. Rev. Lewlo Diehl had charge of the Sunday morni• service at the local cburch. Mr. alii Mn. Paul Jacobs and children of Kentucky spent Thonkogivlng with Mr. Jacobo' mother, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, and visited his father, Pearl Jacobs, who is apltientinVeteransMemortal Hospital. Mro. ~ H<Moll and Ka,y spent Thankogivlng ond the •eekend with Mr. HowelllnPennsyhonla. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, Mra. Chlrlea HI son, Cregg, Mark and Jody, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Diehl, Miehlgan, Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Diehl, local, were dinner guests Saturday of Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Callers In the afternoon were Mr. ...:1 Mrs. . WSC S Group Holds Party Tuesday in Church Annex -FOR- approved. The lflnual Christmas dinner will be at BaUeys restaurant .. Friday, Dec. 13, at 6:30. Fol· • IOivirw the dinner they will ro- • turn to headquarters where a .. Christmas program wlll be el v- .; en bf:: ~~no and Mro. 1 Hall, and ' ' illll""'change held. • santa Claus ,;m be at tho~ meet- • ing house Dec. 22, at 2 p.in.. to ! give aaeks of candy to the chll· ·: •., dreJL Past president Ada Slack in- •• stalled the1e omcers for 1989: : presidelt, Jean Hall; vice pre- : sident, Thelma Grueser; aeCOIII : vice proaldent, Mylo Hudoon; : secretary, Janice Lawson; ••· : aistant secretary, Maey Laven- : der, and treaaurer, Agnes White. ~ Conunltteea ..medwere, Ways • aM Means, Ada Slack, E d t t h · Hoed and Dorio Ft-lelld; Sym- : path)', Mildred Pierce, MDe1 ~ Picke01, and Pegcy Staat&; Duel, ' Marie Rizer and Lirda Lawn- : der; Cl.rda, Clara Lavender; : School attendance on December 8 was 61. Theortering wa's $19.'1'2. · '." •· · Wotrlh'il) ·aervtCeB ri'l'e beldat 10:4~ with DlnsmoreSoylesleatloing Worship services were held at 7:45 Sunday evening with tho Rev. CaoiO. The YOUllB people practiced lor their Chrlo-• program SWidly LIPS THAT TOUCH LIQUOR afterooon. The program wm be NAIROm (IJPil-- Preoldent presented Sunday evening, Dec. Jomo Keoy1tta issued a new 22, beginning at 8 o'clock. wornlnl Thursdly against what The Grange will have a Chri1~ he called ~~roreign meddlers and maa program and gift exchange on subverslws" and againat drunThursdly evening, Dec. 19, at the keneas whictl he said wu the Grange hill. 11 No. 1 eDBJil)'"' spciling the The Women's Socieb' otChrls-tlan Serivee wUI hive ita Christ- nation. mas party and gift exchange on Tuesday evening, Dec. 11, at the ed hera due to the death ot Mr. ehurcb with the famUies Invited. Wooclyard's father. several local '-"'Wos atteMrs. Dinsmore Boyles spent senlces ror Claude Woodyardat sewral dlya laat week ln C..rthe Ewln« Chlpol, sa~. De- leston, W. VL, where her niece, comber 7. Man,y others coiled at Nancy Hawkey. underweta major the !uneral home. aurger~. Viaitora in the home of Mr. and Tbe Grange hold Ito regular Mra. J1mes Wood)'ard. were hil moetil!c Thuroda.Y • .....,., Desister, Ethel Stew1111, and • cember 5. daughter and huobond ol CloveThe regular Wednosdly night land, and Mrt. Glod1ll Hlnley, on prayer aervlcea were held on aunt, Iran Clnclmatl, onelloo Doc. 4. olbero from Rockland and Belpre · Elhol Stevena ol Clnclnnali and the lOti! are., who were call- apent I night .-lth Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod andlullly. son, Zanes...Ule, lh:lles Anthony Diehl. Mlas Mtldred Schaefer of At~ ens spent 'llllnkagtvtng wltll her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NOI'1DIIl Scheerer. Mr. and Mro. Vern Slory and John ot COlumbuo spenl Thankoglvlrw and the weekend wlthMrt. Story's parents, Mr. anll Mrs. Norman Schaefer. 5undl¥eallera at the Sehleter home were Mr. and Mra. Junior Archer of Wlaconaln, who were c6lJed here by the Wnen ot Mr. Arc:ber•a fathoo er, Grltr Archer, who undtrwett maJor ourgeey at Holzer Madlcol C.ntor. - -~SchoOl-Doc. 8 at the Free lllelhodl8l Cburch wal 109, c:oll•ctlon $22.77. ~· will be a Chrlstmao program amday evening, Dec. 22, at the lotal church. Mr. Pearl Jacobi hal been returned home rroaft VetaaWJI Memorial HoiiiJilol, Mr. Lawrence A. Smith villi- Sundl,y contly. eel relative& lD zanemne re- BERRY'S WORLD and Mra. Robert Bowen and chlld.-, Pomeroy. vUited recently with Mr. and Mra. on Sr. lEWIS REPAIR SfRVICE . WY 2·2374 1:14 Mill 51. Mlddltpo. Mr· and Mro. Aifrtcl Nlckoloua, Toledo, recently ealled on lira. Goor1111 Dlebl. MI.. Barbara !P'<Juoe and Mr. John Slald vlaitod reeently ..W. Mr. p4 Mra. Frltz Slald, New pointa a game, was held to 13. CQlorado set a team scoring recordl,WhUe whlppl~ Arizona State 112-81. With six pll,yers ln double figures, Colorado broke the school record ot 99 points oet e1a11t )'011'1 qo. Cllll Meely Meig~t paced the wimers wltll 22 points. In other games, Provtclence wiUpped Rhode loland 8&.76, Col. . ,. beat Lehigh 98-83, T~XIIs A&M topped Louisiana Tech IO!WJ3 and Long Beach St. • .._..... Olllahcohl CIIJ 82-75. standing Freshman). Medilw.; tickle Bob J. Smith (Moat Elft.. clent Offensive Lineman), Maple Heights; tailback Olris Cor-tez (Most Efficient Offensive back), Vacaville, Calif.i tackle Larry Neely (Most Efficient Defensive Lineman), Dayton, and quarterback ' Phil Sipka (Most Valuable Player), Newton Falls. Rams Meet Colts In Top NFL Bout By VITO STELLINO UPl Sports Writer How will the Los Angeles Ram s react SundaY? That's the only intriguing question left about a clash that was expected to be the best of the entire season. It'll be Los Angeles vs. Baltimore Sunday - and it'll mean nothing. Except pride. Baltimore, now 12-1, C"an post the best record in the regular season in the National Football League since Green Bay went 13-1 in 1962. Los Angeles can only spoil the record a bit. The Rams- with a possible $25,000-f!-man rid!~ on the outcome- made an alrnotH unbelieveable bluOOer last Sunday, They let the orftciah take I down 1wa)l from them- and they didn't even notice iL Sure, lt was the officials fault but the thing that's still hard to belie\'\l iB that the Rams never realized it. George Allen Is supposed to be one of the brightest, quickest coaches In pro football. Lost Chance He let the orficials rob him of • down-and yet even it was all over and it was brought to his attention, he wasn't sure. He said, "it was possible but I'll have to take a look at the films.'• That look proved the Rams only got three downs after the holding penalty with 30 seconds lett. None of the other Ram pla,yer" realized it eitherparticularly quarterback Roman Gabriel, who may have still been a bit shaken up from his first half injury. But why didn't an,y of the other players realize it'? That's why the rans wUI be watchil'"€ to see how the Rams pla,y Sunday. Will they bounce back from thal worst or football mistakes- the "mental error" and spill the Colts to salve their pride'? Or did they leave their season in that final mioote of play last week'? This is the week of the anti~ climax in the NFL. On Saturday, Cleveland plays St. Louis in a nationally televised game but this'll be another game only for pride since Cleveland clinched the Century Division title last week. Title At Stake The only title undecided is in the Central Division between Minnesota a n d Chicago. The game that means something ls Chicago \'s. Green Ba.y. Since Minnesota is considered almost a cinch to win at Philadelphia, it' s LIP to the Bears to knock orr Green Ba)l to advance to the Western Conference title game. Jf the Bears win, they'll be assured of at least a tie with Minnesota for rirst place and CLEVELAND (UPI) - T h e Louis quarterback .Jim Hart that means Chicago advances Cleveland Browns will have an and running backs Willis Cren- since the Bears beat the Vikings oriental ally on their side when shaw, Ro~ Shiver.s atw;~ Cid Ed· twice during the r~ular season. they ·t.a.ke ':lf?Jh the St. Loui& ·c .·rd... wards. Hart miss~Jd some prac· If Green Bay knocked off inals Saturif~ in the season fi- tice this week and other team Chicago, the crown goes to nale. members are exPected to do Minnesota unless Philadelphia Ten cardinal players an:l two likewise. pulls an improbable upset. coaches have come down with The Browns wouldn't mind In three games, both teams the Hong Kong filL Those suf- seei~ Crenshaw miss the game will be wiOOing UJi the season. fering from the flu include SL Saturday. ne gained more than It'D be San Franclsco at 160 yards and picked l4) three Atlanta, Detroit at Washington touchdowns his last time out. SCHEDULE APPROVED and Pittsburgh at Ne" Orleans Browns head coach Blarton in those contests. NEW YORK (UPil- A 234day racing schedule beginning Collier hO(les his own men do In the . other game, Dallas come down w itl1 the bug, not on March 30 and erxling oo Dec. warms !.{) for its Eastern 6 wa5 approved Thursday by especially since the Cleveland Conference title dash with the New York State Racing area has been heavil,y hit. Cleveland by goi Ill: to New Cleveland has Its own prob- York. Dallas sutrered one or its CommiBsion. The dates will cover the lems going Into the game. two losses at the hands or the Rushing whiz Leroy Kell)l has Giants this season and they'U state's three major tracksa bang~ . shin, the team's Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratowart to avenge that. practice field has been snowga. covered all week. preventing practice, and flaMer Gary Col· lins, who suffered a shoulder O'BRIEN TO U.S. A. separation weeks ago, still isn't ADELAIDE, Australia (UP0 ready to start. - Australian Kerry O'Brien. a The Browns announced Thurs· fourth place finisher in ttw day that IIlli reserved seat tick· Olympic 3.ooo..meter slefpleets for the Eastern Conference chase, will compete in three IUPON REQUESn playoff Dec. 21 at the stadium irxloor meets In the trnited Our U•"•l Good Cl..nlnt here against the Dallas CowStates, it was learned Thursday O'Brien competes at Ol.kland boys lave been sold. Stall:ling romt tickets are on on JaiL 24; Portland, Ore., Feb. sale tor the ·game at the ticket Pomeroy 1 and Loll Angeles, Feb, 7 and 992-5421 omce at Ga~ B at the stadium. 8. and Toronto, Canada, 14. ••• o. 2-Hour DRY QEANING ~ ·~ oraUng cont411t will be &hen ln;~· SERVICE a few daya. Mra. Pteree IDII ;! Mrs. Staats •W be the boateaoej :; lor tho Jan. -t3 m.,tiJII, 'lllore : .-w be oo mootbW on Doc:. 24. • Othen attendllll were Ph)llll•: Helllrlx atiJ Sylvia Zwllling, and : -. Rlt11nd mlc• will Ignore othlr rood bllt to get to TAG ...and It kills ltlem Fitld '"" e..w. mown that TAG will • ...,.,INite •n inl"tdon of ; 111 wm.rt IIMd - di~, : ~ CALL 011 lEE VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONEt'n-2161 and two omall 1001 ramalnlnSon Antonio. • Neaae was high ror Southernwitb 8 and Nick lhlo got 4. Robert bo • Tonight's Games Colgate 98 Lehigh R.3 Broome Tech 81 AJfred 64 Midwest Rockrord 86 Elmhurst 81 N. Ill 76 LaCrss St. 62 Wichita St. 93 Iowa 88 Geo. Wash 74 Geogtwn DC 73 Md. St. 100 Norrolk St. 99 Cum.brlnd 119 Rio Grarde 97 Catawba 86 Gilrord 83 W. VL ''t. 115 Blulld St. 105 Glenville St. 50 W. VL Tch 49 Southwest Tulsa 93 Cal St. 84 Lng Bch St. 92 Okla City 75 Ark A&M 78 Col Ozarks 77 St. Col Ark. 78 Ark. Tch 77 Hendrsn St. 69 So St. 67 Tex. A& M l02 La. Tech !13 West Colo. 112 Ariz. St. 81 Nels-York at Gallipolis Wellston at Athens Ironton at Meigs Lopn at Jackson Pt. Pleasant at RipJey N•w & Utod Shot Gun• & Hand G.. n. Special on Ho111llton FederaJ.Hocking at Eastern Hannan Trace at Southwestern Kyger Creek at Southern Local (SATURDAY) Eastern at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Hannan, w. va. North Gallia at Portsmouth West Soutflern at Glouster Ashland at Ironton Waverly at Logan Miller at Nels-York Vinton County at Wellston Wa1hora Aluminallan Point for Raoli'!V Semi·Giou Scr11bktllle Paint EJttarlor & AlumlnUJr~ Fiber Roof Pa lnt Pla.,ic Fitting• FIHCO TV AHTEHHAS C.5. V. IO·COLOR BLACK & WHITE S37.95 Ufl Tuppers Plains Hardware 661·3963 T uppaiS Ploif\S Ohio Otten they held boiling hot liquids and were wore out." banged against stone without damage. BAHR CLOTHIERS WILHELM TRADED KANSAS ClTY (UPO- The Kansas City Royals, one of the American League•s .new e:xpa!lsion clubs, Thursday traded veteran reliever Hoyt Wilhelm to the california Angels for utility man Ed Kirkpatrick and rookie catcher DeMis Paepke. Both Kirkpatrick and Paepke, each in his early 20s, are capable or playing a nmnber of positions. Wilhelm, a 45-year~ld knuckleballer. is expected to help the Angels' much-used STARTING TONIGHT-FRI. DEC. 13 Until Christmas Free Parkin& bullpen. The wassail bowls of old made of lignum· vttae, a materi~J that "never Member of Middleport Gifr-A-Rama ~ngland were MAKE IT A WHITE CHRISTMAS BIG APPLIANCE SALE FREEl HAM OR TURKEY WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY OF THESE APPLIANCES··-- BIG SCREEN COLOR TV. AUTOMATIC WASHER Z.Speed $219 up warm LIJ lap, The right front wheel of Unaer's ID:IiaD.IpO)Ia Qrpe vehicle came otr during the spin but the 1968 "500" winner was able to bring the ear to a halt and walk away, PORTABLE TV. Black and White $98 up 295 Sq. ln. Vi~ing Area MOW • RED ROSE PRESENTS A COMPLETE LIME OF BALANCED MINERAL NUTRITION FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK ... RED ROSE SUPER MINERAL FEED AI· Your ' Convenience ·- ~·' 184 Sq. ln. Vlewlnt~ Get Fnt ... er Twrkq At•••• chlnp. Two-•wenalv- montlui 1111' In Korea. lUI wife Vaughan contrjbuted 4. M Ike $499.95 up ESCAPES INJURY RIVERSIDE, Ca!IL (UP!).... Race driver Bobby Unser escaped Injury Thursday after his Eagle Ford SJliDped a auBPension bar and spun off the Internatloral Raceway duri~ a YJX, cl.- Porker, had loft for 1J The Marauder seventh ender• eaked out a 28-26 victory ..,. the eighth grade had an eullr time, wiMirw 32-22. In the seventh grade ~Itt lloyd Burney paced the lllro auders with 9 points while J. D.. Story chipped in 6. F.:a-Sol&htm., Pete Sayre and Norman Curfman were higtl with 1 e.cb .... Uave Theiss and Bob MWer got 6 each. Rich Bailey was high tor the Meigs eighth graders as he accounted ror 7 points aDd AD:IJ GRIND, holcl ill Chrlstmu dlmer Thurada.Y ovenlng at the realaurant, Middleport. Allor lbo dlanor a.., wml to lbo bomo ol Mr ..... lln. La-.. lin for tbolr party oed 11ft OX• o. Rutgers 91 SL Louis 67 Provdnce 86 Rhod lslnd 76 Bently 100 LoweD St. 82 Amherst 70 E. Nazarene 68 Toldeo 88 Western Ky. 65 Frnkln Pierce 99 Curry 70 Plymth Sl 75 Keene st. 67 Trint.y 84 Wrcstr Tch 77 losSN this week. droiJIJing their season record to 1..2 • The Baby Tornadoes lost 38. 26 to Mol&• Wodneocia.Y Iii Racine and were edged 50-44 at K,y _ ger Creek lhlrlday aft.ernom. In the Meigs game, the young Marauders led 11-4 at the end ol the nnt ported, 18 -11 at halltime and 25-15 at the clo&e o1 the third QJarler. Jell Morrlo, Tiny Williams and Tom Cook paced the Marauders in scoring witll 8 polnta each. Dave White top. peel Southern with 11, Bret Hart got 7 and Rick &lider, 4. Aplnot Kyger Creek, While again led the SJuthem scoring with 14, &!ider tallied II and Jim Hubbard chipped In 10. Robinson's Cleaners Kio1n. on to IIOOd;y famU111. Bertha Pldtor racolvtcl word that her - . Lt. Col. Cedric ..k ..,.. ,_ ••, 11,.. al••r" East Boggs Equipment Co. rupp•~:~i.~ Marlhlleld. Mra. Edna Faulk and Mr. and Mra. Glom Faulk vlelled SUnday with Mr. and Mrs. Cltlronl , . Lauro1 cwr Heallh bl•kell>all teams plcl<od ,. - B)l United Press International Marietta College eornerback Bob ll Smith. secon:l from right, of Hemlock Grove, was one of seven members of Marietta's (7-2) football team honored recently. Smith won the Most E!ficient Defensive Back award presented by Coach Joe Me· Daniel. left. Other award wi~mers, l·r, tackle Mike Lund (Moat ImprO\;ed Player), Beaver, Pa,; cornerback Doug Jones (Out- Seventh and Eighth p'ldl Soothern Hlgto &haol lrnsh oul- earned vlctotlos OYOr Yll\lthW rered two succesliv~e gaJne Southern Thursdly lllaf11!1'001o College Scores SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL EQUIPMENT '• Mr. and Mro. Norman Schaeler vllllod recently with Mrs. Schatfor'o bn>lher oed olotor.Jn· law. Mr. and Mr1. Fritz stabl, New Marohllold. Tornado Frosh Marauder Tykes· Drop 2 Games Take Two Gamea.-.. •dina nw, '"hn!' '"hol" •..,hu!'" = : :: . ..".. Jdmson, who was averaging 26 Mu....•• Ada Slack, Mylo · Hudson, Mlldred. Pierce, Peg)' : Staala, Mabel Plckolll and leo nea White, and Reporter, Ada ' Slack, Aoalatant, Naomi Londoi., ;,; ' ~ a guest, Dorothy Paraons. record to 4.1. St. Louis Ia 1-4. Tom Thomas led st. Louis with 19 polnt s. non Washington scored 30 points as Wichita state topped Iowa 93-88. Dick Jenaen and Chad calabria led th 1 with 20 poilU eae~ o;:;: n..•,. D-12 and D-15 TRACTORS - -Bow- m In the l'lrst game or the Garden twinbill Dick Stewart scored 3U points as H..u~ t ....en romped past St. Louis. stewart and Doug Brlttelle combined for 31 of Hutgers' 40 points in the first hair as the Scarlett Knipts boot;ted their Momberahi», lllore lnlormalloo oo the , St. Louis Hit By Flu Bug r----------------------,·:: Mra. Ula Carmon, Chilli-; Mrl. Gomer Bowen. Creola; Mr. debut Lewis Repair Servic~ •HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING Auxiliary Plans Contest Spcial Notes M~Damel s Madl500 •••Square 1 Garden didn't go exac~ t lC wa,y Western Kentucky hoped it would. The heralded 7-fo« sophl)o more may have suffer~ ·a bit rrom "Garden Jitters" as he made only one or nine &hots in the nrst half and fouled out midway in the second half as Western Kentucky was routed by Toledo 8S-6S, 1t was the nrst lo~!9 of the season for We~~otern Kentucky aft.er five straight victories, The Hllltoppers are ranked 14th in the nation. Toledo is oow 3--1. McDaniels was o11e or the natlon's most sought alter high school prospecls when he came out or Scottville, Ky. and decided to enter Western Kentucky. In tl\e second game of a Madison Square Garden double-header, Bob Miller and Steve J Mix of Toledo stole the show. Miller and Mix combined ror 53 poirt.s with Miller gaining 16 of his 28 points ln the first half aOO Mix scoring 16 of his 25 points in the second halL McDaniels tried to make it a game aB he pumped in the first 14 points for the Hilltoppers in the second hair. lkJt he then fouled out and Toledo was In charge the rest or the way, McDaniels finished with 16 points. Jerane Perry, one of the four aqJhomores in the Western Kentucky lineup, led the losers with 24 points. Tho --caroloandMra. M&rUn read "The Nltht After Klein Wins Alfred sentiRCI, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Frkla.y, pecember 13, 1968 By llnited l'rc."s l.ncernationa~ Tho IJ'OUI' aloo decided to PI'· SYRACUSE Plans were made for a Christmas decorat-ina cortest when the Ladies Aux· lllary ot the VolumeerFirellepL met at their headquarters Monday night Dec. 10, Tho meotlrw was in charge of the president, Jeaa-HIIL· Mabel Pickens lor devoUono rtlad Luke ~:1-17. A new member, Lora Mae Imboden, was welcomed, maklna: 18 members and one guest pre.ent. Reports were given ani The Dail) All-Stan® Chriltmaa." Glftl were excbanled and new names were drawn ., ebate toya for the eblldren 1n tor .aeeret pu1Dera. T h r e e the two famllf.e1. Mrt. M a r ~ names were aubmltted ror memand reporlod on the eyatlc n. borohlp and Mro. broil• drive and ntended tbankl Mra. Marlo Boyd roportod m " to the public and bualnooomon tile Pauvlor mooting held last . , for tbolr ouwort In the .drive weekend In Columbuo. Mre. Eileen Searls won. the and their coopentkM iA the Yar•. SP-4 JOHNNY KLEIN door prize pnwlded by M<o. lb'· loua lUnd railing projec:ta oltho oell, and Mro. Rhoda Had<etl, Salon. The IJ'OUI' at1U baa canMrs. Welsh and Mrs. Searla won dy lor aale. Seven members wore lnltlal;- game prlzeJ. Next meeting will be held at ed Into tho Turtle Club ol tho the home ot Mrs. Feme Cheaseaaloo with Mro. Catherine.Wollh brO'N al Choohira. Attondlne bepreoenllng a large turtle to Mra. Col. Richard. W, swenson, com- Rulb H. Thornton, me ol tho side• those named were Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. P e a r I mandi!W the !60th Slanal Groq>, new members. Knapp, Mro. Eunle l!"lni!er, A potluck dinner preceded tho Firat Sianal Brli!lda In Vlotlam, has 1warded a certitleate ol mooting .-bleb CliJOIIOCI with pray- Mro. Marie Boyd, and M r o. Francea Htntel. achievemed. to SP-t Jolwmy R. L. Klelll. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Klein, Laurel Clllr. Tho citation ICCO-JIYinB the a.-ard read In part: "In recognition or meritorious aervtce ftom 9 March 1967 to 11 Od.ober 1968, whlle serving as a ndio rela,y and carrier team Tho amnal Chrlalmao dlmor er, Bernice Roulh; FrlendJhiP, chlol with compoey B, 44th Sls- and porQ' of the wscs of Ap- Ama Wbeelei'; servtee, Erma nal Bottolloo, !60th Signal Bri- ple Grove, Oblo, waa held Tues- Norrl1; B~hoOd, M a b. e 1 gade, Republic of VIetnam, Spec- da,y, Dec. 10, at the ctl.lreh an~ Shields, and Love, luna iluw. ialist Klein performed his duties nex. The churcll waa decoratEach member al110 brOught a in an exceptionally professiooal ed In keepln£ with Chrlstmao. girt to be liken to the SOulltmanner. He continually displayed Mrs. Dolly Wolfe pve erace be- eaotorn Ohio Mental llealth Cena high technical knowledge a n d tore the meal, ter. n.e IIOC!e\Y will lake a 1ru1t keen sense of W'gency in theperMro. Naomi Slobort Jll'eolded beal<et to Louloo Parr at the Cenrormance of his duties. He set tbe at the IIIOI!tlnll with oingine o1 ter. example ror his contemporaries II 0 Uttle Town of Betblebem." FoDowlng tbe program, mem~ to follow aD:! strived to Improve Scripture no read by P e g g y bers and D!Htl m:ehanged liftl both himself ...:1 the etllctency of Starcher from the 2nd dlaJJior that had been placed tmder • lighted Cbrlobnaa tree. operatioos. ol Matthew. The lollowlng ·•~cialist Klein was a defln.. port In a candlellshl service: Attending bealdeo thole namite asset in the accomplistunent Faith, Julia Norris; Joy, Dua- ed were Mra. Eileen Buck, Dor· or this unit'smlssiOfL Htadedic• na IU.Il; Ptlace, Joyce White; othy Durst, Doma Hayman, Clara tion and performance or dut;y re- Good wiD, Mabel Rousb; For· Mae Sorgenl, Dolly Wolle a n d flect .p-eat credit ~on himselr, giveneiS. Lucllle JUM)dea; Prv~ Beaa ParBOil. this unit, aOO the United States Army.'' Mra. Julia H,yaell, ) . Harry Weber 1 Buc.keye Lake, lid Mr.- and-Mrs. Nlcko~k and Kl""' W>Ul> ! ,_._.,. rr MWhooo SoiUo StatkMi, White tuneral Hame, Elmwood R e 1 l HOII'Ie, G&G Auto sales, 1\t)pers Plains Hardware, carr's Barber Slql, Ohio Valley Marwfacturlrw. Boas Equipment, Helen's Beauty Jarobs WiU Have Comedy, Magic on TV e~w.Y . &ACKI-\OMe.we~ov ~ AROUI>D 1>1e. c•Ri<:oot.l~ 1n~. e.ur "e"Re oo -rwee»KL.~ f'l..AA'T~ ~-r f:lf~ ·~ ON.t.. Pl..lt\Ct.. ~~ ~1-\! 10011 tributed money, which was used to purchase the decontiOnl. 00 SaturdaY. Dec. 7, the decorations were assembled by interested local citizens. A 3~ tree was erected at the junctioo or 681 and state Route 7, wtthsantas placed In the tree top. A NathUy scene wasalsoplacedatthia location. Wreaths and Santa& were placed at different locations through town and the town enFRIDAY trances stgns were decorated. JITNEY SUPPER, Eastern Mfs. Bamhfiladded, "Thisiaa High School cafeteria, serving good· community, with good comrrom 5 to 7 p.m. before Federal munity interest, and showed coHocking basketball game; sponoperation in a project whicll has sored by junior class; menu, stimulated a great deal or intersteak, chicken, noodles, trimest. It is our sincere desire thl.t mings. our project may be enlarged an:t SYHACUSE Ladies Auxiliary further develq)ed in the coming annual Christmas dinner, 6:30 ,ears." Frki&J. Bailey•s Restaurant; program and exchange of gifts to follow at headquarters, Syracuse Municipal Park. POSI' BASKETBALL game dance party with the J~s. rollowing the Meigs Marauder basketball game, 9:30 p.m. to 12 midnight at the Rutland Grade School auditorium. SENIOR CLASS. Southern High Lee Jacobs, who wa1 a liar in • School, will sponsor a dance FriDecember on his own llalf-hour day. 9:30 to midnight, Racine TV series on a local chamel, Junior High SchOol; the "Next will be appearing on the "March in Line" provides the music; opof Dimes Telethon" on WSAZen to the public. TV. Chamel 3, January 25.:16. The telethoo will begin at 11 AFTER BASKETBALL game p.m. January 25 and CQltinue dance following the Meigs Mafor 18 hours. It wiD star fa. rauder game, 9:30 p.m. to mid· moue personalities of Nashville, night at the Rutland g r a d e New Ydrk ana HollyliiJod. ·· school auditorium. Jays will em· Ccntrlbutlons a n d pledgeo cee. made to the telethon from out~ SATURDAY side the Huntington area will be HIGH SCHOOLdancepartywith credited back to loeal, county the Jays Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m. HOW CAA fOt.K'!> <'>eC. \!.Vf. 10 e<~£. WHet.~ '~"' ~e.o.oo oo 11o1 ~I'Oe>t1e Dti>!!<:110iol~? Wll'll>dl\!.Yoo wu eroy Route 2. Jack Kent w!:'R\!. AAVI!oiG> Salon 710 Will Give Holiday Food Ba-skets Derorating Project Was Successful - -· · See II, Bur It • At ... . P-...r. 0111o !(!lll!lill!lllll!lil!l!l... �.. ·· .- ,,. , . 2 - n.e Dolly s.ntblol, Pomeroy-~ 0., Ft-ldoY, December 13, 1188 ~ JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - The Chicago Sherman Houle wUI PI.Y T1ny Tim $25,000 a ....... - plu percentage Cor a '69 booking .•. At her out she would scream and get me in trouble with the management. So how am 1 going to get out c:l this mess'? - KIND BUT "A Thousand Clowns, •• this time hal created ellches strwl& ·to.. gether on an endless drme. Jack I..eJilmiXI, Felicia Farr and her daul!hter are at theSberry • Netherland for a Yule bul~ lng Ding ... The Spanloh PaYIIIaD decided to pia.y II the Mailrld way: now you can get there u llle as 1 a.m. and still baYe your full dlmer ... Moll1hln with ol&ter Hepalboh ..., Dick "'"" kiaoo's piano at the Drake Room ... Age ol Specialization: a travel agent does a brllk trade Ill "TOUl'O ol Italy to Match YPeraonalitytt ••• The NaV)' pve Zanuck Ute oke to eru1l • land a Flying Fortress at Ford Ia1and ror .. Toral Toral Toral" tile 20th - 111m about Pearl Harbor: it's now a Navy golf course. WhUe carlo Ponti hovers near Sophia Lor.., a.-altlng their llrsl child, Carlo' a aon Alexander en. rolled at Yale ... Angela Lanabury' a pla,ytng an old woman in "Dear World" but Angela's not new at old..gal roles: she played Judy Garland's mother in ..The Harvey Girls" mm wttenshewas in her teens - and younger than Judy .•• Fumiest (unconsciously) CONFmMED BACHELOR Dear Bach: Go apartment • hunting! A n d TV commerclal la Method Ac:. tress Sollra Lampert In the Cranapple pitch: pla,ys Eve in Eden switch to a diQ' shift. And hereafter be "'kind" only to elderly spinsters.- H. Dear Helen: We had a discussiooaboutweding pictures in newspapers. My room mate said only the bride's picture should appear. 1 think it's nice to have both the bride's and groom's picture printed. - with standard method mumble. QJ.izman Mark Goodson tn ..21" studies the menu through a tiny gold lorgnette ... All that fuss alxtu.t uHeidi" pre~mptlng the rinal minute of the Jets grid game but no one's mentioned when "Heidi" became Ute week's Nielsen rating champ, Ute Jets game didn't even crash the Top 20 ••• The comic 11m Cmways of the TV Set named the new baby Carey Dalton ... Director Josh Logan has a reason for not using Ids middle name "Lockwood": Josh gave it to a young actor named Gary Yurosek, who now stars in rilms as Gary Lock- portant element in U 11 Brenda V aecaro, adorlbb comic yowtgater; but even lhe can~ lift it from ita suffocating series ol dreartly endleu near~ alii .. Promises, Promises" Zorina. loguea ..• It hita a few laughs but greatest musical eomedy dancer ol her brilliant ell¥. leaned over and asked ua the ldenUty o( the exciting youngster who'd just stowed the show: she la Donna McKechnie, an electric sprite from TV's old "Hullabaloo" series... NBC has news for Mel Allen. "The Goodbye People"' stara Milton Berle but the most im- totally it's a 4rag .. . Berle plays a septuagenar1aa eager to return to hio old stand at the Cme.Y 1•land boardwalk; and althou&b un- !IRE TEA BAG TAGS TRADEABLE? Dear Helen: Several months ago my sister asked if I would start savlng the tags !rom any teabags we used. ~e said her nephew was collecting them at his school, and when the labe1s amounted to giganlic amoWlt (like a mlllicm or so) they would turn them in and get a wheel..chair for a charitable organization. At any rate, I began colJeeting and enlisted the a i d ot friends . It now tums out that this is not going to be t h e school's project. I have a sizeable amowtt of labels on hand. Do you know of any other organization which is collecting them? Or was somebody pulling the boy's leg'? - R.M..R. Dear R; This soWids a little like the cigarette hoax of a few years back. "Save the cellQPhane opener strip," word went out, "And when you .;:ollect 10 pounds you can get a seeing eye dog for a blind person." I doubt anyone ever reached 10 pounds, oreverheardwhereto send them. - H. Dear Helen: I felt sorry for a young COU· pie who had an apartment down th6 haU. The man lost Ill• ~ afd they were getting desper.: · ate. So when an opening came at my plant I told them about it. However, the job was for a woman, and the hours were the same as mine - swing shift. Mrs. T. awlied and got it. What more natural than she ride to work with me'? Rose Ann and I begon stopping lor a drink at mi.might und then Rose suggest. ed another bar where we coold dance. Finally little Rosy ended up in my bachelor apartment. while her husband slept. ~e told me she didn't like him very well as he woul!kJ•t try to get work. Last night she iiUlllOUJlCed she was going to get a divorce. I didn't catch on until she added, "So we can get married, dar· great ' l ·' cle Mlltte obviously teela the role, be doesn't get it over the rootllghts: his accent is erratic, his walk too shakUy exaggerated.. "The Goocltye People" ls by llorl> Gardnllr wbosc ~1f cheerfully skimpy, cpus was WHICH Dear Which: I don't think there is an ettquette rule against a bride-andgroom picture, but sometimes newspaper space shortage ruleB it out. H you marry in June, you may get ooly a small "mug~ wood. especially in a smaller town, m~ rate a two..(.'olullUl spread, complete with cake. - H. This colulllll is dedicated to lamily living, so if you're hav. ing kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU, She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel in care of t h i s The Britt Eklund · Jason Robards seduction scene in uThe Night They Raided Minsky's" has its OWil musical sacrilege: Handel's "Messiah11 is tinkled seductively in the background .• . Movie muscleman Steve Reeves is distantly related to Lee Radziwill\Jy marriage; never revealed it Llfltil Jaclde"s remarriage. . England's top theatrical agent Leslie Grade is aeriously ill ... Bing Crosby starts recordlng again after -a long hiatus , ., Angie Dickinson stayed in N. Y. just long enough to ascertain husband Blll't Bacharach's .. Promises, Promises" is a huge hit and jetted back to ll'wood to fllm "The One With the Fuzz."' Just back from Israel, singer Bob McGrath says rolks there referred to our veep ~ elect as "Shapiro Agnew" ... Gloria De Haven can•t open on Bchedule at the Latin QJ.arter: she"s hung up in Miami divorcing Dick Fancher ..• Jack Durant flips in and Gloria stars later ... Bob Hope's Chryster TV special taped numbers at U.S.C. to recorded. music during the network musician• 1trike; Eddie Fisher sang rrom bls own recordings - and had to newspaper. 1 ling... That lon't what I had In mind. I wao only trying to be kind to a couple of down-and-OUt kids, and thi1 dame takes advantage. I told Mrs. T. 11M had the wrong impression, and rrorn now on she drives to work alone. ~e laid I couldn't mean It and she'll wait "unW I come to my senses." She slips notes IDlder my door and waits in the hall unW I get In at night. Last night she insisted oo coming in to my apartment and said if I threw JEAN BAIRD Mrs. Jean Baird has accepted the (OSitioo of Director o( Nursing ServicesandEducaUmal Programs in the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc., or Athens. Mrs. Baird will coordinate all Foundation activities involving nursing and paramedical activities, educatimal programs, community health services, and liaison with professional nurse usociation.s, said J. E. Farring. ton, executive director. WPPERS PLAINS- Thollolo Garden ClUbJ whiCh determined this year to deeol'llte the Y1llap tor the Christmas seaiOI'lt baa r .. ported unusual succesa due to the eoopentlon ot loc:al cltlzena. , Huol BarmW, chalrmanoltho decontlng commlt18e, Aid, "'11de lathe ftrsttbneauehlpf'Oo joel lola boen-mptod. Tho Gardon Cloi> lnttlblted 'tt and ...,.. Y- shot." But a January wedding, use cue cards. TilE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEJlFJJT Of I(I:J(;!;..Ioiiii.SON AllfJI RICilARD ~ Qro'EN, Pl'BLISIIER C- r T"'...tdll., F4ltur Publlohe<l dolly floOIOJII, SllllniiJ _,. l'hl Ohlo Vflll"l' Pllbliohll'll! l:unl*!¥, llQ Mechlnl< st., P-ray, Ohla, 45?69. Bloal••• om« Phone t9:W:I5&, fdllorlfll p.._ 19:1-2157. Slt:<l>Od dan Pl»laJfiPiklll P-rtOJ. Ohio. Notia.l. M....,t.ot,. npn-lift lkJII.ln,. •lli.Qil .....r, Inc.. 12 F'.U! 411! S&., N.. Vorl< CIQ", Neoo Yorll. S...crlpt...., ,...,.~, Oooli•rod liJ .. rrl•r •hen -ilobl~ 45 Cfln!o pet •""": - ~r In 11"'" n.u y Senll•l omce.12S.tO. ~~~ rnoolfwo, 'II. 7(1_ ThrH """""'• ~IS., D)' Hoole wa.re curt~r ~ o,.U.t>h: 0... monlb SUD. ~ . . u: 0.. ~- SlO.IO. Sl• rn<n!ht $5.2.\. lbrltl! IIIOIIIho ~IO.Soaacr!l)tlan ..:~ ...... ..-•Icc prkto tnd•• S!n11.J Tlmu-lieoiU..t. munit.Y interest Ol'<ltl88d. .. RICJIARD DAVIS Richard Dovlo, 19611 PUJ>. eroy High School gnd.Uite, Is In U. S. Naval Tralnlnl at Great Lakes. His address Ia S.R B 34-38-50, U.S.N. II. T.C. Co. 726, 13th Battalion, Great Lakes, m. Richard is the son ol Mrs. Freda Davis, Pom- • C"R:I'!JfM/1..~, /JJ€) ¥00 A«eeoo'~ lt.1.Vrtetl ! N~~! w~'5 "THAi, iOPO we.1!:1 otJ.!. OF ~e. wiJ.O uve 00 -me FliP 51Df... ~~41:J Of- 1'Wee».KL.e.. '-1·../ .;;---... -n~~;<t~<e, 111e ~ A~V~ WOOfeR~ Et.:l.e.M.IE-~. at the Meigs Junior High in Pomeroy, sc~l sponsored. HIGH SCHOOL dance part,y Saturday nlght, Meigs Jwrlor High in Pomeroy; dancing {rom 8 to 11 p.m. The Jays will emcee. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, Monday, 8 p. m., home of M r s. Carl Horky; aMual Chrhbnas party, gift exchange; noral ar· rangements to be brought to decorate the home; hostesses, Mrs. florky, Mrs. M. C. Wilson. Mlaa Hallie Zerkle, and Mrs. James Arnold. POMEROY GARDEN Club annual Christmas clinner, 6 p.m. Monlay, home or Mrs. Willis McMurray, Mason. W. YL CANDYSTRIPER ChrisCmas par\Y, Monday night, Veteran• Memorial Hospltal; caroli~ begins at 6:30 p, m. TANKER FlRE AMSTERDAM (UPil- A oeries of eJPlOsions ripped the 33,159-ton LiberiaD. tanker Diane Thursday night and tire broke out in the holds loaded with 300,000 barrels or crude oil, injuring more than a dozen persons. . i:l: · l't<f· l'*rtrNfol. !o<, Kent TR:AO\TIOM. ~Oerf Be;. &~Vt;.D. WE'LL Oll>~e~;. A""'-'"D II&! c. Slql, J. Barmlii,Jameostoot, J. S. Davis, Clarence Headley, ao:l 01car Pennington all con- Holiday 100<1 bllkola will be ~od lor two lamllloo ~ MaiP Coto>IY Solon 710, El&hl and Forty, accor<llne to plana made cllrlng Thursdly nlght'a mooting hold al the home ol :· .... ., ')ill' • • 3 - or and tho pledge to tho fiall. Chapeau Iva FOorell lnii'OGICtcl Mra. PeaY Rudolph ol Galllpo- Jim lla, a gueat. ~acuae. Certificate March of Dimes organizatkus. The entire program wW be telecast In color. Jacoba, a na,.. tlve of Pomeroy, will preaent special colorful comedy and mag. Jc as entertainment. Laurel Cliff News Notes By BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School atteMance on Dec. 1 at the Free Methodist Church was 104. Orferine _was $21.01. Rev. Lewlo Diehl had charge of the Sunday morni• service at the local cburch. Mr. alii Mn. Paul Jacobs and children of Kentucky spent Thonkogivlng with Mr. Jacobo' mother, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, and visited his father, Pearl Jacobs, who is apltientinVeteransMemortal Hospital. Mro. ~ H<Moll and Ka,y spent Thankogivlng ond the •eekend with Mr. HowelllnPennsyhonla. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, Mra. Chlrlea HI son, Cregg, Mark and Jody, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Diehl, Miehlgan, Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Diehl, local, were dinner guests Saturday of Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Callers In the afternoon were Mr. ...:1 Mrs. . WSC S Group Holds Party Tuesday in Church Annex -FOR- approved. The lflnual Christmas dinner will be at BaUeys restaurant .. Friday, Dec. 13, at 6:30. Fol· • IOivirw the dinner they will ro- • turn to headquarters where a .. Christmas program wlll be el v- .; en bf:: ~~no and Mro. 1 Hall, and ' ' illll""'change held. • santa Claus ,;m be at tho~ meet- • ing house Dec. 22, at 2 p.in.. to ! give aaeks of candy to the chll· ·: •., dreJL Past president Ada Slack in- •• stalled the1e omcers for 1989: : presidelt, Jean Hall; vice pre- : sident, Thelma Grueser; aeCOIII : vice proaldent, Mylo Hudoon; : secretary, Janice Lawson; ••· : aistant secretary, Maey Laven- : der, and treaaurer, Agnes White. ~ Conunltteea ..medwere, Ways • aM Means, Ada Slack, E d t t h · Hoed and Dorio Ft-lelld; Sym- : path)', Mildred Pierce, MDe1 ~ Picke01, and Pegcy Staat&; Duel, ' Marie Rizer and Lirda Lawn- : der; Cl.rda, Clara Lavender; : School attendance on December 8 was 61. Theortering wa's $19.'1'2. · '." •· · Wotrlh'il) ·aervtCeB ri'l'e beldat 10:4~ with DlnsmoreSoylesleatloing Worship services were held at 7:45 Sunday evening with tho Rev. CaoiO. The YOUllB people practiced lor their Chrlo-• program SWidly LIPS THAT TOUCH LIQUOR afterooon. The program wm be NAIROm (IJPil-- Preoldent presented Sunday evening, Dec. Jomo Keoy1tta issued a new 22, beginning at 8 o'clock. wornlnl Thursdly against what The Grange will have a Chri1~ he called ~~roreign meddlers and maa program and gift exchange on subverslws" and againat drunThursdly evening, Dec. 19, at the keneas whictl he said wu the Grange hill. 11 No. 1 eDBJil)'"' spciling the The Women's Socieb' otChrls-tlan Serivee wUI hive ita Christ- nation. mas party and gift exchange on Tuesday evening, Dec. 11, at the ed hera due to the death ot Mr. ehurcb with the famUies Invited. Wooclyard's father. several local '-"'Wos atteMrs. Dinsmore Boyles spent senlces ror Claude Woodyardat sewral dlya laat week ln C..rthe Ewln« Chlpol, sa~. De- leston, W. VL, where her niece, comber 7. Man,y others coiled at Nancy Hawkey. underweta major the !uneral home. aurger~. Viaitora in the home of Mr. and Tbe Grange hold Ito regular Mra. J1mes Wood)'ard. were hil moetil!c Thuroda.Y • .....,., Desister, Ethel Stew1111, and • cember 5. daughter and huobond ol CloveThe regular Wednosdly night land, and Mrt. Glod1ll Hlnley, on prayer aervlcea were held on aunt, Iran Clnclmatl, onelloo Doc. 4. olbero from Rockland and Belpre · Elhol Stevena ol Clnclnnali and the lOti! are., who were call- apent I night .-lth Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod andlullly. son, Zanes...Ule, lh:lles Anthony Diehl. Mlas Mtldred Schaefer of At~ ens spent 'llllnkagtvtng wltll her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NOI'1DIIl Scheerer. Mr. and Mro. Vern Slory and John ot COlumbuo spenl Thankoglvlrw and the weekend wlthMrt. Story's parents, Mr. anll Mrs. Norman Schaefer. 5undl¥eallera at the Sehleter home were Mr. and Mra. Junior Archer of Wlaconaln, who were c6lJed here by the Wnen ot Mr. Arc:ber•a fathoo er, Grltr Archer, who undtrwett maJor ourgeey at Holzer Madlcol C.ntor. - -~SchoOl-Doc. 8 at the Free lllelhodl8l Cburch wal 109, c:oll•ctlon $22.77. ~· will be a Chrlstmao program amday evening, Dec. 22, at the lotal church. Mr. Pearl Jacobi hal been returned home rroaft VetaaWJI Memorial HoiiiJilol, Mr. Lawrence A. Smith villi- Sundl,y contly. eel relative& lD zanemne re- BERRY'S WORLD and Mra. Robert Bowen and chlld.-, Pomeroy. vUited recently with Mr. and Mra. on Sr. lEWIS REPAIR SfRVICE . WY 2·2374 1:14 Mill 51. Mlddltpo. Mr· and Mro. Aifrtcl Nlckoloua, Toledo, recently ealled on lira. Goor1111 Dlebl. MI.. Barbara !P'<Juoe and Mr. John Slald vlaitod reeently ..W. Mr. p4 Mra. Frltz Slald, New pointa a game, was held to 13. CQlorado set a team scoring recordl,WhUe whlppl~ Arizona State 112-81. With six pll,yers ln double figures, Colorado broke the school record ot 99 points oet e1a11t )'011'1 qo. Cllll Meely Meig~t paced the wimers wltll 22 points. In other games, Provtclence wiUpped Rhode loland 8&.76, Col. . ,. beat Lehigh 98-83, T~XIIs A&M topped Louisiana Tech IO!WJ3 and Long Beach St. • .._..... Olllahcohl CIIJ 82-75. standing Freshman). Medilw.; tickle Bob J. Smith (Moat Elft.. clent Offensive Lineman), Maple Heights; tailback Olris Cor-tez (Most Efficient Offensive back), Vacaville, Calif.i tackle Larry Neely (Most Efficient Defensive Lineman), Dayton, and quarterback ' Phil Sipka (Most Valuable Player), Newton Falls. Rams Meet Colts In Top NFL Bout By VITO STELLINO UPl Sports Writer How will the Los Angeles Ram s react SundaY? That's the only intriguing question left about a clash that was expected to be the best of the entire season. It'll be Los Angeles vs. Baltimore Sunday - and it'll mean nothing. Except pride. Baltimore, now 12-1, C"an post the best record in the regular season in the National Football League since Green Bay went 13-1 in 1962. Los Angeles can only spoil the record a bit. The Rams- with a possible $25,000-f!-man rid!~ on the outcome- made an alrnotH unbelieveable bluOOer last Sunday, They let the orftciah take I down 1wa)l from them- and they didn't even notice iL Sure, lt was the officials fault but the thing that's still hard to belie\'\l iB that the Rams never realized it. George Allen Is supposed to be one of the brightest, quickest coaches In pro football. Lost Chance He let the orficials rob him of • down-and yet even it was all over and it was brought to his attention, he wasn't sure. He said, "it was possible but I'll have to take a look at the films.'• That look proved the Rams only got three downs after the holding penalty with 30 seconds lett. None of the other Ram pla,yer" realized it eitherparticularly quarterback Roman Gabriel, who may have still been a bit shaken up from his first half injury. But why didn't an,y of the other players realize it'? That's why the rans wUI be watchil'"€ to see how the Rams pla,y Sunday. Will they bounce back from thal worst or football mistakes- the "mental error" and spill the Colts to salve their pride'? Or did they leave their season in that final mioote of play last week'? This is the week of the anti~ climax in the NFL. On Saturday, Cleveland plays St. Louis in a nationally televised game but this'll be another game only for pride since Cleveland clinched the Century Division title last week. Title At Stake The only title undecided is in the Central Division between Minnesota a n d Chicago. The game that means something ls Chicago \'s. Green Ba.y. Since Minnesota is considered almost a cinch to win at Philadelphia, it' s LIP to the Bears to knock orr Green Ba)l to advance to the Western Conference title game. Jf the Bears win, they'll be assured of at least a tie with Minnesota for rirst place and CLEVELAND (UPI) - T h e Louis quarterback .Jim Hart that means Chicago advances Cleveland Browns will have an and running backs Willis Cren- since the Bears beat the Vikings oriental ally on their side when shaw, Ro~ Shiver.s atw;~ Cid Ed· twice during the r~ular season. they ·t.a.ke ':lf?Jh the St. Loui& ·c .·rd... wards. Hart miss~Jd some prac· If Green Bay knocked off inals Saturif~ in the season fi- tice this week and other team Chicago, the crown goes to nale. members are exPected to do Minnesota unless Philadelphia Ten cardinal players an:l two likewise. pulls an improbable upset. coaches have come down with The Browns wouldn't mind In three games, both teams the Hong Kong filL Those suf- seei~ Crenshaw miss the game will be wiOOing UJi the season. fering from the flu include SL Saturday. ne gained more than It'D be San Franclsco at 160 yards and picked l4) three Atlanta, Detroit at Washington touchdowns his last time out. SCHEDULE APPROVED and Pittsburgh at Ne" Orleans Browns head coach Blarton in those contests. NEW YORK (UPil- A 234day racing schedule beginning Collier hO(les his own men do In the . other game, Dallas come down w itl1 the bug, not on March 30 and erxling oo Dec. warms !.{) for its Eastern 6 wa5 approved Thursday by especially since the Cleveland Conference title dash with the New York State Racing area has been heavil,y hit. Cleveland by goi Ill: to New Cleveland has Its own prob- York. Dallas sutrered one or its CommiBsion. The dates will cover the lems going Into the game. two losses at the hands or the Rushing whiz Leroy Kell)l has Giants this season and they'U state's three major tracksa bang~ . shin, the team's Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratowart to avenge that. practice field has been snowga. covered all week. preventing practice, and flaMer Gary Col· lins, who suffered a shoulder O'BRIEN TO U.S. A. separation weeks ago, still isn't ADELAIDE, Australia (UP0 ready to start. - Australian Kerry O'Brien. a The Browns announced Thurs· fourth place finisher in ttw day that IIlli reserved seat tick· Olympic 3.ooo..meter slefpleets for the Eastern Conference chase, will compete in three IUPON REQUESn playoff Dec. 21 at the stadium irxloor meets In the trnited Our U•"•l Good Cl..nlnt here against the Dallas CowStates, it was learned Thursday O'Brien competes at Ol.kland boys lave been sold. Stall:ling romt tickets are on on JaiL 24; Portland, Ore., Feb. sale tor the ·game at the ticket Pomeroy 1 and Loll Angeles, Feb, 7 and 992-5421 omce at Ga~ B at the stadium. 8. and Toronto, Canada, 14. ••• o. 2-Hour DRY QEANING ~ ·~ oraUng cont411t will be &hen ln;~· SERVICE a few daya. Mra. Pteree IDII ;! Mrs. Staats •W be the boateaoej :; lor tho Jan. -t3 m.,tiJII, 'lllore : .-w be oo mootbW on Doc:. 24. • Othen attendllll were Ph)llll•: Helllrlx atiJ Sylvia Zwllling, and : -. Rlt11nd mlc• will Ignore othlr rood bllt to get to TAG ...and It kills ltlem Fitld '"" e..w. mown that TAG will • ...,.,INite •n inl"tdon of ; 111 wm.rt IIMd - di~, : ~ CALL 011 lEE VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONEt'n-2161 and two omall 1001 ramalnlnSon Antonio. • Neaae was high ror Southernwitb 8 and Nick lhlo got 4. Robert bo • Tonight's Games Colgate 98 Lehigh R.3 Broome Tech 81 AJfred 64 Midwest Rockrord 86 Elmhurst 81 N. Ill 76 LaCrss St. 62 Wichita St. 93 Iowa 88 Geo. Wash 74 Geogtwn DC 73 Md. St. 100 Norrolk St. 99 Cum.brlnd 119 Rio Grarde 97 Catawba 86 Gilrord 83 W. VL ''t. 115 Blulld St. 105 Glenville St. 50 W. VL Tch 49 Southwest Tulsa 93 Cal St. 84 Lng Bch St. 92 Okla City 75 Ark A&M 78 Col Ozarks 77 St. Col Ark. 78 Ark. Tch 77 Hendrsn St. 69 So St. 67 Tex. A& M l02 La. Tech !13 West Colo. 112 Ariz. St. 81 Nels-York at Gallipolis Wellston at Athens Ironton at Meigs Lopn at Jackson Pt. Pleasant at RipJey N•w & Utod Shot Gun• & Hand G.. n. Special on Ho111llton FederaJ.Hocking at Eastern Hannan Trace at Southwestern Kyger Creek at Southern Local (SATURDAY) Eastern at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Hannan, w. va. North Gallia at Portsmouth West Soutflern at Glouster Ashland at Ironton Waverly at Logan Miller at Nels-York Vinton County at Wellston Wa1hora Aluminallan Point for Raoli'!V Semi·Giou Scr11bktllle Paint EJttarlor & AlumlnUJr~ Fiber Roof Pa lnt Pla.,ic Fitting• FIHCO TV AHTEHHAS C.5. V. IO·COLOR BLACK & WHITE S37.95 Ufl Tuppers Plains Hardware 661·3963 T uppaiS Ploif\S Ohio Otten they held boiling hot liquids and were wore out." banged against stone without damage. BAHR CLOTHIERS WILHELM TRADED KANSAS ClTY (UPO- The Kansas City Royals, one of the American League•s .new e:xpa!lsion clubs, Thursday traded veteran reliever Hoyt Wilhelm to the california Angels for utility man Ed Kirkpatrick and rookie catcher DeMis Paepke. Both Kirkpatrick and Paepke, each in his early 20s, are capable or playing a nmnber of positions. Wilhelm, a 45-year~ld knuckleballer. is expected to help the Angels' much-used STARTING TONIGHT-FRI. DEC. 13 Until Christmas Free Parkin& bullpen. The wassail bowls of old made of lignum· vttae, a materi~J that "never Member of Middleport Gifr-A-Rama ~ngland were MAKE IT A WHITE CHRISTMAS BIG APPLIANCE SALE FREEl HAM OR TURKEY WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY OF THESE APPLIANCES··-- BIG SCREEN COLOR TV. AUTOMATIC WASHER Z.Speed $219 up warm LIJ lap, The right front wheel of Unaer's ID:IiaD.IpO)Ia Qrpe vehicle came otr during the spin but the 1968 "500" winner was able to bring the ear to a halt and walk away, PORTABLE TV. Black and White $98 up 295 Sq. ln. Vi~ing Area MOW • RED ROSE PRESENTS A COMPLETE LIME OF BALANCED MINERAL NUTRITION FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK ... RED ROSE SUPER MINERAL FEED AI· Your ' Convenience ·- ~·' 184 Sq. ln. Vlewlnt~ Get Fnt ... er Twrkq At•••• chlnp. Two-•wenalv- montlui 1111' In Korea. lUI wife Vaughan contrjbuted 4. M Ike $499.95 up ESCAPES INJURY RIVERSIDE, Ca!IL (UP!).... Race driver Bobby Unser escaped Injury Thursday after his Eagle Ford SJliDped a auBPension bar and spun off the Internatloral Raceway duri~ a YJX, cl.- Porker, had loft for 1J The Marauder seventh ender• eaked out a 28-26 victory ..,. the eighth grade had an eullr time, wiMirw 32-22. In the seventh grade ~Itt lloyd Burney paced the lllro auders with 9 points while J. D.. Story chipped in 6. F.:a-Sol&htm., Pete Sayre and Norman Curfman were higtl with 1 e.cb .... Uave Theiss and Bob MWer got 6 each. Rich Bailey was high tor the Meigs eighth graders as he accounted ror 7 points aDd AD:IJ GRIND, holcl ill Chrlstmu dlmer Thurada.Y ovenlng at the realaurant, Middleport. Allor lbo dlanor a.., wml to lbo bomo ol Mr ..... lln. La-.. lin for tbolr party oed 11ft OX• o. Rutgers 91 SL Louis 67 Provdnce 86 Rhod lslnd 76 Bently 100 LoweD St. 82 Amherst 70 E. Nazarene 68 Toldeo 88 Western Ky. 65 Frnkln Pierce 99 Curry 70 Plymth Sl 75 Keene st. 67 Trint.y 84 Wrcstr Tch 77 losSN this week. droiJIJing their season record to 1..2 • The Baby Tornadoes lost 38. 26 to Mol&• Wodneocia.Y Iii Racine and were edged 50-44 at K,y _ ger Creek lhlrlday aft.ernom. In the Meigs game, the young Marauders led 11-4 at the end ol the nnt ported, 18 -11 at halltime and 25-15 at the clo&e o1 the third QJarler. Jell Morrlo, Tiny Williams and Tom Cook paced the Marauders in scoring witll 8 polnta each. Dave White top. peel Southern with 11, Bret Hart got 7 and Rick &lider, 4. Aplnot Kyger Creek, While again led the SJuthem scoring with 14, &!ider tallied II and Jim Hubbard chipped In 10. Robinson's Cleaners Kio1n. on to IIOOd;y famU111. Bertha Pldtor racolvtcl word that her - . Lt. Col. Cedric ..k ..,.. ,_ ••, 11,.. al••r" East Boggs Equipment Co. rupp•~:~i.~ Marlhlleld. Mra. Edna Faulk and Mr. and Mra. Glom Faulk vlelled SUnday with Mr. and Mrs. Cltlronl , . Lauro1 cwr Heallh bl•kell>all teams plcl<od ,. - B)l United Press International Marietta College eornerback Bob ll Smith. secon:l from right, of Hemlock Grove, was one of seven members of Marietta's (7-2) football team honored recently. Smith won the Most E!ficient Defensive Back award presented by Coach Joe Me· Daniel. left. Other award wi~mers, l·r, tackle Mike Lund (Moat ImprO\;ed Player), Beaver, Pa,; cornerback Doug Jones (Out- Seventh and Eighth p'ldl Soothern Hlgto &haol lrnsh oul- earned vlctotlos OYOr Yll\lthW rered two succesliv~e gaJne Southern Thursdly lllaf11!1'001o College Scores SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL EQUIPMENT '• Mr. and Mro. Norman Schaeler vllllod recently with Mrs. Schatfor'o bn>lher oed olotor.Jn· law. Mr. and Mr1. Fritz stabl, New Marohllold. Tornado Frosh Marauder Tykes· Drop 2 Games Take Two Gamea.-.. •dina nw, '"hn!' '"hol" •..,hu!'" = : :: . ..".. Jdmson, who was averaging 26 Mu....•• Ada Slack, Mylo · Hudson, Mlldred. Pierce, Peg)' : Staala, Mabel Plckolll and leo nea White, and Reporter, Ada ' Slack, Aoalatant, Naomi Londoi., ;,; ' ~ a guest, Dorothy Paraons. record to 4.1. St. Louis Ia 1-4. Tom Thomas led st. Louis with 19 polnt s. non Washington scored 30 points as Wichita state topped Iowa 93-88. Dick Jenaen and Chad calabria led th 1 with 20 poilU eae~ o;:;: n..•,. D-12 and D-15 TRACTORS - -Bow- m In the l'lrst game or the Garden twinbill Dick Stewart scored 3U points as H..u~ t ....en romped past St. Louis. stewart and Doug Brlttelle combined for 31 of Hutgers' 40 points in the first hair as the Scarlett Knipts boot;ted their Momberahi», lllore lnlormalloo oo the , St. Louis Hit By Flu Bug r----------------------,·:: Mra. Ula Carmon, Chilli-; Mrl. Gomer Bowen. Creola; Mr. debut Lewis Repair Servic~ •HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING Auxiliary Plans Contest Spcial Notes M~Damel s Madl500 •••Square 1 Garden didn't go exac~ t lC wa,y Western Kentucky hoped it would. The heralded 7-fo« sophl)o more may have suffer~ ·a bit rrom "Garden Jitters" as he made only one or nine &hots in the nrst half and fouled out midway in the second half as Western Kentucky was routed by Toledo 8S-6S, 1t was the nrst lo~!9 of the season for We~~otern Kentucky aft.er five straight victories, The Hllltoppers are ranked 14th in the nation. Toledo is oow 3--1. McDaniels was o11e or the natlon's most sought alter high school prospecls when he came out or Scottville, Ky. and decided to enter Western Kentucky. In tl\e second game of a Madison Square Garden double-header, Bob Miller and Steve J Mix of Toledo stole the show. Miller and Mix combined ror 53 poirt.s with Miller gaining 16 of his 28 points ln the first half aOO Mix scoring 16 of his 25 points in the second halL McDaniels tried to make it a game aB he pumped in the first 14 points for the Hilltoppers in the second hair. lkJt he then fouled out and Toledo was In charge the rest or the way, McDaniels finished with 16 points. Jerane Perry, one of the four aqJhomores in the Western Kentucky lineup, led the losers with 24 points. Tho --caroloandMra. M&rUn read "The Nltht After Klein Wins Alfred sentiRCI, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Frkla.y, pecember 13, 1968 By llnited l'rc."s l.ncernationa~ Tho IJ'OUI' aloo decided to PI'· SYRACUSE Plans were made for a Christmas decorat-ina cortest when the Ladies Aux· lllary ot the VolumeerFirellepL met at their headquarters Monday night Dec. 10, Tho meotlrw was in charge of the president, Jeaa-HIIL· Mabel Pickens lor devoUono rtlad Luke ~:1-17. A new member, Lora Mae Imboden, was welcomed, maklna: 18 members and one guest pre.ent. Reports were given ani The Dail) All-Stan® Chriltmaa." Glftl were excbanled and new names were drawn ., ebate toya for the eblldren 1n tor .aeeret pu1Dera. T h r e e the two famllf.e1. Mrt. M a r ~ names were aubmltted ror memand reporlod on the eyatlc n. borohlp and Mro. broil• drive and ntended tbankl Mra. Marlo Boyd roportod m " to the public and bualnooomon tile Pauvlor mooting held last . , for tbolr ouwort In the .drive weekend In Columbuo. Mre. Eileen Searls won. the and their coopentkM iA the Yar•. SP-4 JOHNNY KLEIN door prize pnwlded by M<o. lb'· loua lUnd railing projec:ta oltho oell, and Mro. Rhoda Had<etl, Salon. The IJ'OUI' at1U baa canMrs. Welsh and Mrs. Searla won dy lor aale. Seven members wore lnltlal;- game prlzeJ. Next meeting will be held at ed Into tho Turtle Club ol tho the home ot Mrs. Feme Cheaseaaloo with Mro. Catherine.Wollh brO'N al Choohira. Attondlne bepreoenllng a large turtle to Mra. Col. Richard. W, swenson, com- Rulb H. Thornton, me ol tho side• those named were Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. P e a r I mandi!W the !60th Slanal Groq>, new members. Knapp, Mro. Eunle l!"lni!er, A potluck dinner preceded tho Firat Sianal Brli!lda In Vlotlam, has 1warded a certitleate ol mooting .-bleb CliJOIIOCI with pray- Mro. Marie Boyd, and M r o. Francea Htntel. achievemed. to SP-t Jolwmy R. L. Klelll. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Klein, Laurel Clllr. Tho citation ICCO-JIYinB the a.-ard read In part: "In recognition or meritorious aervtce ftom 9 March 1967 to 11 Od.ober 1968, whlle serving as a ndio rela,y and carrier team Tho amnal Chrlalmao dlmor er, Bernice Roulh; FrlendJhiP, chlol with compoey B, 44th Sls- and porQ' of the wscs of Ap- Ama Wbeelei'; servtee, Erma nal Bottolloo, !60th Signal Bri- ple Grove, Oblo, waa held Tues- Norrl1; B~hoOd, M a b. e 1 gade, Republic of VIetnam, Spec- da,y, Dec. 10, at the ctl.lreh an~ Shields, and Love, luna iluw. ialist Klein performed his duties nex. The churcll waa decoratEach member al110 brOught a in an exceptionally professiooal ed In keepln£ with Chrlstmao. girt to be liken to the SOulltmanner. He continually displayed Mrs. Dolly Wolfe pve erace be- eaotorn Ohio Mental llealth Cena high technical knowledge a n d tore the meal, ter. n.e IIOC!e\Y will lake a 1ru1t keen sense of W'gency in theperMro. Naomi Slobort Jll'eolded beal<et to Louloo Parr at the Cenrormance of his duties. He set tbe at the IIIOI!tlnll with oingine o1 ter. example ror his contemporaries II 0 Uttle Town of Betblebem." FoDowlng tbe program, mem~ to follow aD:! strived to Improve Scripture no read by P e g g y bers and D!Htl m:ehanged liftl both himself ...:1 the etllctency of Starcher from the 2nd dlaJJior that had been placed tmder • lighted Cbrlobnaa tree. operatioos. ol Matthew. The lollowlng ·•~cialist Klein was a defln.. port In a candlellshl service: Attending bealdeo thole namite asset in the accomplistunent Faith, Julia Norris; Joy, Dua- ed were Mra. Eileen Buck, Dor· or this unit'smlssiOfL Htadedic• na IU.Il; Ptlace, Joyce White; othy Durst, Doma Hayman, Clara tion and performance or dut;y re- Good wiD, Mabel Rousb; For· Mae Sorgenl, Dolly Wolle a n d flect .p-eat credit ~on himselr, giveneiS. Lucllle JUM)dea; Prv~ Beaa ParBOil. this unit, aOO the United States Army.'' Mra. Julia H,yaell, ) . Harry Weber 1 Buc.keye Lake, lid Mr.- and-Mrs. Nlcko~k and Kl""' W>Ul> ! ,_._.,. rr MWhooo SoiUo StatkMi, White tuneral Hame, Elmwood R e 1 l HOII'Ie, G&G Auto sales, 1\t)pers Plains Hardware, carr's Barber Slql, Ohio Valley Marwfacturlrw. Boas Equipment, Helen's Beauty Jarobs WiU Have Comedy, Magic on TV e~w.Y . &ACKI-\OMe.we~ov ~ AROUI>D 1>1e. c•Ri<:oot.l~ 1n~. e.ur "e"Re oo -rwee»KL.~ f'l..AA'T~ ~-r f:lf~ ·~ ON.t.. Pl..lt\Ct.. ~~ ~1-\! 10011 tributed money, which was used to purchase the decontiOnl. 00 SaturdaY. Dec. 7, the decorations were assembled by interested local citizens. A 3~ tree was erected at the junctioo or 681 and state Route 7, wtthsantas placed In the tree top. A NathUy scene wasalsoplacedatthia location. Wreaths and Santa& were placed at different locations through town and the town enFRIDAY trances stgns were decorated. JITNEY SUPPER, Eastern Mfs. Bamhfiladded, "Thisiaa High School cafeteria, serving good· community, with good comrrom 5 to 7 p.m. before Federal munity interest, and showed coHocking basketball game; sponoperation in a project whicll has sored by junior class; menu, stimulated a great deal or intersteak, chicken, noodles, trimest. It is our sincere desire thl.t mings. our project may be enlarged an:t SYHACUSE Ladies Auxiliary further develq)ed in the coming annual Christmas dinner, 6:30 ,ears." Frki&J. Bailey•s Restaurant; program and exchange of gifts to follow at headquarters, Syracuse Municipal Park. POSI' BASKETBALL game dance party with the J~s. rollowing the Meigs Marauder basketball game, 9:30 p.m. to 12 midnight at the Rutland Grade School auditorium. SENIOR CLASS. Southern High Lee Jacobs, who wa1 a liar in • School, will sponsor a dance FriDecember on his own llalf-hour day. 9:30 to midnight, Racine TV series on a local chamel, Junior High SchOol; the "Next will be appearing on the "March in Line" provides the music; opof Dimes Telethon" on WSAZen to the public. TV. Chamel 3, January 25.:16. The telethoo will begin at 11 AFTER BASKETBALL game p.m. January 25 and CQltinue dance following the Meigs Mafor 18 hours. It wiD star fa. rauder game, 9:30 p.m. to mid· moue personalities of Nashville, night at the Rutland g r a d e New Ydrk ana HollyliiJod. ·· school auditorium. Jays will em· Ccntrlbutlons a n d pledgeo cee. made to the telethon from out~ SATURDAY side the Huntington area will be HIGH SCHOOLdancepartywith credited back to loeal, county the Jays Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m. HOW CAA fOt.K'!> <'>eC. \!.Vf. 10 e<~£. WHet.~ '~"' ~e.o.oo oo 11o1 ~I'Oe>t1e Dti>!!<:110iol~? Wll'll>dl\!.Yoo wu eroy Route 2. Jack Kent w!:'R\!. AAVI!oiG> Salon 710 Will Give Holiday Food Ba-skets Derorating Project Was Successful - -· · See II, Bur It • At ... . P-...r. 0111o !(!lll!lill!lllll!lil!l!l... �• • - n. Daib ~ sentinel, Pameroy-~eport, o., ~. De<emllor 13,1S68 Umps Status ~rn& SCORES j Remain·s Big 2 ·onMark=·~~:::: :o ~·.~~ Questl BOSI'ON (UP()- Tho status d. umpirea AI Salerno and BUl Valentine remained a question mark today following the ftrst meeting between American Leque oflicials and representatives o1 the Umpires' AISOCia· Uon. American Leque president Joe Cronin fired SalemD and Valentine near the end oi the J968 seasoo, S8¥ing tbey were not doing an adequjl.te job. The two maintained the dismissals stemmed from their efforts to Employes are Guests for Buft'et Dinner Employes ot the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. and their hus~ bands or wives were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen at a Christmas dinner last night at Circle's Cafeteria and Restaururt In Gallipolis. Wimers of the door prizes were Larry Boyer, otho Mattox, Donald Wright and J a c k organi:~:e the umpires. This questim was (l'le of severa1 discussed behind closed doors Thursday roc two hours aad 37 m.imJtes. Both sides said afterward they were pleased with the progress made but no one would discuss particulars. Crmin was accompanied at the meeting by aide Bob Holbrook and league oounsel Alexander ..Sandy" Hadden of Cleveland. Attorney John Reynolds of Chicago represented the um~ pires. With Reynolds were umpires Jlm Hooochick, JoM Flabert.Y and John Rice, all director11 or the association. whue that meeting was being held. chairman Frank Thompson of the House Labor Subcommittee sald ln Washington that he would conduct hearings in the near Mure on whether federal labor laws can be applied to professiooal sports, especiallY the field or W1ion organization. ThOmpson, a New Jersey democrat, alao repeated an earlier request that Crooin relnstate Valentine and Salerno. "I remain very COI\cerened about the situation because I am a baseball fan who would hate to see the game harmed Finnicum. and because I believe that ~roximately 60 persoos en~ working men should not be joyed a btdiet dinner at tables dec~ orated in keeping with the hoU- arbitrarily fired for trying to improve their oond:ltl.oo by clay seaBOO. a union," he said. forming Gueats were, Mr. and Mrs. Joe •, enderbosch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon De-. weese, Mr. and Mr&. Hc:.bart wu~ son, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wetherholt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. otbo MatBy United Press .Internatiooal tox, Mr. and Mrs. BUl Gardner • The Atlanta Hawks had the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright. Mr. better of the Walt Hazzard~Len and Mrs. John Morpn, Mr. and Wilken& deal Thursday night Mrs. Elbert McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Atlanta, Which shipped Wilk- Atlanta Nips Seattle, 93-91 PQU.,[Q$t~. . _ ··-·~··- • __ . .·: ena ° Bush, .Mrs. Pat Houck, Chet Tan~ ~I Miillena, "'II a r 1 nehill and son, John, Mr. and Mrs. James Danner, Mr. and Mrs. Gayland Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finnicum, Miss Helen Davis, Miss Emma LOll Davis, Mrs. Erma Lyons and Cathy. Robert Wingett, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, Mr. and Mrs. wu~ Uam Lehew, Mrs. Katie Crow, Mra. Bea Uale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoffman, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen. au; 1 ~ :~~ ~ New York . . . 14 16 .467 Jlh: Detroit . . . .. 10 17 .382 11 Milwaukee . . . 7 22 .241 15 Weot W, L, Pet. GD Los Angeles •.• 19 9 ,679 Atlanta •.•.. . 15 15 .500 5 Son Diego .... 14 15 .500 5\1 San Fran•.... 12 17 .4:14 71h Seattle •..... 13 19 .409 8 Chicago . .... 12 tB .400 8 . . . . . 6 21 .222 12'h Thur~'s Results: AUanta S3 Seattle 91 (Only game s<hedulod) Friday's Gaines San Francisco at Boston Phoenix vs. Cinclnnati at Cleveland San Diego at Milwaukee New York at Chicago Atlanta at Los Angeles The GaUipolis seventh and eighth grade basketball teams chalked up wins over visiting Pt. Pleasant on the Washington School hardwood Thursday even- ing. The Galllpolls seventh grade upped its season mark to 2-0 with a 4.>-35 win over the Pt. Pleasant sevenlh grade. The Gallipolis eighth grade evened its season record at 1-1 with a JS. 14 romp over the Pt. Pleasant eighth grade. Coach Bill Conley's GAHS frosh suffered a 35-33 setback at the hands of Jackson last evening. The local frosh are 0.2 for the )'ear, In Thursday's first tilt, Gil Price dumped in 18 points for the winners, followed by Mike Berridge's 17 markers. James Holley had six, John Goodyear Clrlldren To Be Ginn Party parting or the ways, edged Seattle 93-91 Thursday night In the onLY National Baak.etball ;\ssociation game. The difference was a 20-toot jumper by Hazzard with two seconds left that snapped a 91. 91 tie. Hazzard WOWld up with onLY 12 points compared to 25 for Wilkens. But Wilkens fouled out with the score tied 86..86 and four minutes left and was on the bench when from 2 unUl 5 p.m., aec:onllnc to r,t. T. Bucci, plaM manqer. So~ Claus wUJ bepreaentand Iiiia will be dlstrlboted to all llllPico'eea• childrvn under the 12 )'UI'I, caru>ons WUJ 11o - n COIIilnuooo)f outJIJoolllo- ap or Ill.._,._ 'lbQr..,. Tru-•· osv VISIT OVER WEEKEND FIVUAY FORECAST By United Pre••lnternallmal Tenpratures for the tlve day parlod or Saturday IJJnJush wiD ·average below normal. D~me blihs trW. average ln 1he ~d and low 30s and lows at nlshl will be In llle liJIPe1' teen• and low 20s. It will be colder over the weekend, DIOOorallng a little ear)f next week. Preclj>Uation will total one..tentil ~ rour tenths of an Inch melted oecurrtng as snow flurries over the Weekend and rain or snow the nrst partofnen,.ek. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Carsey and family were weekend visitors ol Mr. and Mrs. Walter "Grass and Mra. Ruth Carsey, Waverly. w_..,. VISITS IN WAVERLY Merri Ault, daughter of Mr. aOO Mrs. WUliam Ault, Middleport, visited recently wltll Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wlse, Jr.• in Wnerly. Saunders three and BW Holland one for the winners, Matt Waldie had 12 for the losers. Gallipolis trailed 13-11 alter one period, then forged ahead 25-16 at halftime. It was 36-22 after three periods. In the second game, the Gallipolis eighth grade jumped ahead 6-3 in the first stanza, led 14-8 at halftime, and 25-12 after three periods. Jimmy Noe's 17 points paeed the wiruters. T, Orr, D. Burnett. K. Sheets eRch had four points. C. Perroud, M. Kieslinghadth.r ee each, B. Rodgers two and K. Miller one. Moore's tour points paced the losers. Monday, the Gallipolis junior high teams will host Clak Hill on the Washington Hardwood, beginning at 4 p.m. Asks Six Months To Avoid Sentenee MARIETTA, Ohio (UPD James Farley, 25, checked into tile Washington Coun1;)' jail Thurs. d.ay for six morrths and aSked authorities to biU him for ex~ penset during his sta,y. Farley, who earlier pleaded guilty of assaulting his wife, voluntarily committed himself to avold a IIOS&ible term Jn a rerormatory. He wiU ' pay $2 a day lor loclglng lDd pick up IJJe biU ror meals and other costa. Young Pedestrian Railroad conduct<Jr PRAYER FOR OUR BOY IN VIETNAM : (A-IC Hal' E. Justlce) us stances. Warm ter under lhe stars. Touch him with our smile or cheer and comfort Give ltim confidence in his every bra.,.e pursuit. Fail him not, and may he never er fall you, Oh Lord, Amen. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock w .• ~ •.t. • • int., one owner. New Olds trade. soo fQI1) ~l'!~~!s. Radio, power steenna. 1967 ~\a'fS ff 65 Buick Skylark Sport Coupe ••.•.••••••. $1395 V-8 motor, auto. trans., P.S.. rldlo, white with blue rinyl inL, one owner, new Olds trade, 65 FordLTD 4 Dr. H.T.-- ••• • -·-- --·$1495 352 V8 motor, auto. trua.t P.S., white over blue. with blue 1 interior. · pow•or oteerJJw, brvwnwltlubicbuw ~~~~ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" Middleport, Ohio WHI or lor merry gifting. Our selection in- ·~ ... Retail 19.98 ers of every age. We have on eXcellent selection of Christmas Records. Both Mono and.Stereo. By famoua Recordlnl ArtiiU. er/Mtt:• · J8 · MIDDLEPORl, 0. Member G ,' .. . EXTRA SPECIAL! ' '' •• ~ ~ ~,' SENIOR ~CHE -•• • •• • .. .;o -~!":i. 't .. ~ -' RY LAB . ..,,., RtttlllO. 98 END OF. YEAR SALE $1,4tf Catali.-. V8 4 dr. Sedan. New Pontiac trad~ in. We can gladly rerer you to owner •. PS, PB- AT. .J $1,000 64 Ford sAVE Bomeville 2 dr. Hard Top. Factory Alr Condoned. Only 1,625 easy miles by one of our executives. White with buckskin vinyl top. Really sharp. 66 Pontiac $1, 195 · VB sta. Wagon. Beautiful cream ftnlab. PoW· er ateerirw. Cruisemauc. Extra niee. Buick $1,995 65 Sky~oof ~rt $1,895 vs63 Chevroltt $1,000 SAVE LeSabre 4 dr. CUatc:a Sedan. F~ey Air Conditioned. Power Steering. PoWer brakea. Aulmlallc. Low mU.oBo domo, t • · Impala 2 dr. HanlT"l't BesuUiul ~lth white vinrl tq>. Ar.U shift. .,._ · 63 ' Mirct~rf' FISHER-PRICE MUSIC BOX PLUSH : OVER 5Z5 EXPERIMENTS! 16 : chemicals, test tubes and rack, : alcollol lamp, chemical EliON! Lab 111nual, 281!1" 1 : steel slDrlp cal!lnet. · , GLAD w!IJJ black v!nl'l buckelsoato. A real pertonner, the 400 cuba. 4 IP• and_posiUve In<. 68 Buick t ·LOOK! bronze ftnlah wUb Jll'Chment .vfD11. interior. -- C. lAllONS I $1,795 t! . f}.r~~.lr! T:.v:.!~.~! Skylark V8 4 dr, Hard TqJ. Power Steerllw, Automatic. Olio loco! ......,.. BesuUiul ma- -. ANIMAL Custom Wagon, 9 pus.' Qpe loeal owner. Shows best or care. PS. J'B AT. Buick's ·Oneat of best WIKC)n. . C.talira Statton Wagon. owned by one or our most faithful and careful customers. Bea1Joo ·iltul white with red vinyl 'CJholatery. Exeeptionalln every way. 66 Buick ..OM .. sOld. 68 Pontiac ••• • • • •• CAMERAS lttit.r ...... ~··· 88 .• BIG AS UFEI 16" TAW OVER 2' LONG! Hot ou......lic poodle "fur-cut", tail, soJin rib.IMn1l Soft 'n cvcldly doge~. in bright, beautiful colon mok.. o huggable pelf ,_._pam "Thil ot ..--rollin' homer' :IMPOinD millie box playJ oo yau-ac.lored ...... "laoming to c:-J.'' 4 morel ~I • Ideal! Unpredictable POPPIN HOPPIES ·· ' , , Monteray ~ dr. Sidln..· Beautlllil. finllh. Auto, l"!llll• . ' · ...,, •• 29 auk ••• n '111 if rou can!a coloqd' ilbPPits held · · ~on~~..; y tlif pop- ~ .(IPEM EVI!Mff!GS FINANCING Regular Retail 6.44 '-1111.. ""' tafth KARR .& VAN . rnetorific sets cludes something to please music lov- JODAY 1'0011 65 Ford Galaxle 500 4 Door ........••.•• ;$1295 -~ IDEAL Choose a !avo :ite record lor yourseH United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bud Hatfield assisted by the Rev. Armor Sayre om~ ciatlng. Burial will be in the Beale cemetery. Friends may call at the MohrStevens Funeral Hc:111e from 7 ~~r;;iiJa~"liled :IV~ . I I:Yelf¥08e o.a .Foa.r u.t ' PT. PLEASANT - Funeral service for J. S. Black, 75, ~­ ple Grove, is scheduled Cor 2 p. m. Saturday In IJJe Beale Oolpel unUI 9 p.m. tonlsh!o j ID ·-396" s.c>er Sport Conv. Famous per[ormer in Chevrolet line with 39,8 cu. ln. en. gine. Turbo Hydramatic Turbojet enctne. Power Steertpg. Almost like the day it was VB motor. auto. trans., P.B.. P.S., radio, Unted elall. Uke new w-s-w tires, white over turquoise with turquol.n cloth At BELOW Wholesale Prices ' 67 Chevelle. $2,595 65 Pontiac vs 66 Olds Cutlass Supreme Hoi. Sed........ $1895 Gifi-A-Rama Two Trailer Loads Arrive For Mr. mack James Ray Pierce, 22, Gallipolis, Ohio, and Merrllyn Jane Johnson, 19, Gal· lipolis, have made application for a marriage _license in the of.. fice of the county derk. 68 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan---- - • --- -- -$4200 SHOP TONIGHT "· UNTIL 9:00 ..• ASK TO WED 390 V8 erw., 4 on-the-O.oor, radio, dnledgla11, Mag Wheels. dark blue with blue vinyl tnt., one Olf'ner. Real sharp! Member Middleport 88 S. S.C:Oftd .Avo. ·--..-. PT. PLEASANT - us .. \ ., Bargainlan~· At Ti.ny's "IY· 67 Mustanr GT 2 Door .................. $2195 OilY Flt.cb, Mrs.. John W, Cox alii cautrnati, James infant dausiJter. Mra. Bertie Coleman, Harr)' ?· H. Services Set E. V. Mor. Just like new. Lowmilea&•· HoiHr Modlesl C.-, f1nt AY8. Vlsitinc hours 2-4 and 7-s p.m. Parents on1)' on Pediatrics Ward. Admiaslons Howard S. HardwQ, 90 Cedar st..; Jamea F. Day, Rt. 1 Gal· llpolla; John W. Watter.soo, Jr. Apfle Grove, W. VL; Mre. Georse W. Lenoir, U$5 Second Ave.; Milton E. Ruuell, Middleport; Mro. LUIIan A: Shuler, Rt. 4 Jackson; Mrs, RaymoniJ L. Kerns, Rt. 1 Por1lanct, Bnlce A. Dillflwer. Rt. 4 Jacklon; Mrs. Ervin 'PolUver, Rt. 3 Jaek10n; Elti.l cameron, Raeeland, K)'.J George D. FaMin, Rt. 5 JacklOll; He1 A. HeNCll1, Rt. 1 Albany; Mrs. JohjJ G. Golfee, HI. 1 waterloo; Mrs. Daniel IL Grlsgs, Ashland, Ky.; Bellmly ll. Lll>scomb, Rt. 2 Cottapvllle; George E. Parson1, MWwood; Mrs. Fred B. McCullough, Ashland, Ky.; Wendell L. Adkins, RL 4Lucasvtlle;M,yronB. Hms, Scottown; Mrs. James A ChUders, Vancll.lia; Clarence Davia, Robertaburg, w. VL;Mrs.James M. Mollhan, Wellat:on; George A. Davisson, Millwood, w. va.; Mrs. Olan H. Snyder, Jr., Rt. 1 Bidwell. BJrths Mrs, James A. Childt!rs, Vandalia, son, 1:27 p.m. Thursday; Mrs. James M. Molihln, WeDstoo. daughter, 5:40 p.m. Discharged Mrs. Rosie Bolen, Chris R. Brown, Jackie L. Brumtleld, Mrs. Mlltle Cauclill, Mrs. James rism said the engineer noticed the youth wa1king down the center ot the tracks, blew his hom and tried to stop. He said t h e youth tailed to move oot of the White over turquoise metallic dntsh with turquoise Interior, full power equip., tilt aD:I teleaeq,e ateert .. wheel, radio, tinted glass, wooa-w dres, com.tortron alr...eonditiu. ing, anti-spin lxle, lS.OOO mUea. One ownernewOlda trade. PT. PLEASANT - The onmal Christmla Party tor the chil· dren ot Goocl,yeft Employees wUI be held ot tiJo Nationol Guard Armory on S.tuntay, Dec. 21 prlae birthday puQ' &Jnda7, Dee. Slalo and - - l4odlesl ·· JIJo Ohio 111Jlvenl~. CGer by her daulhter, Mr1. won A,IIPfOYed 11Y 1bo Robert Jeffers.. h neeived 11oar11 or man,y Pft•. ..... esJJ lot tile ...... Jloor Rafrellhmenta of ice cream. or MOODI Hall to be rOI>OYKooi-Aid and cake were aened "' pnwJdo lor tiJo new Jadll. tD Mr. lDd Mrs. Lewlo smJIIi, U.s, wbl<h ...Wd :Include a pa. TJnuny lDd Sandi', Mr. and ............ well .. labMrs. Ropr Jeffers, Rhonda and oralorJ and edlocOdonal JadllBobb:>, Mr. and Mrl. Clllford tiea. 1 Jeenhower and f'unib', Nr. and Tho truatees ulll tiJo ClOI'OII01'Y Mro. Richard Pe,ytoo, Mr. and eare unJI al,llniverll1;)' HooMr&• .Jerry Alelhln. Mn. Dor- phal, lllolq wllb Ito af!IIJoMd Is Dally and - · Mr. 8IXI Mra. resouch 1J10l11'8111. -~ ..... Homer kenhower, and Mr. and to t1Je new ctm1er 8IXI !Jo ""~'""'l­ Mrs. Robert JeUer1 J.DCI claugb.. ed. ters, Sblrley and Pstly. 8, given Sr., Mba lth.)'llb 1-'er- a ' st. MarY·~ HCtapttal &rer aft ex: WEST JEFFEF:SON 0 h i 0 tell:led illness. He" 15 survived (UP.O - Fifteen-year:O.d Ken- b,y hla wklow, Beatrice Wallace neth Ferrell was struck and kiD· Black; two eons, one dall.lhter, ed Thursda.Y by a Perm c e n- four brothers and tllree sisters, tral freight train on tracks near IJJe !JJteraec:tloo of u. S. 40 8IXI Ohio 142. Steel Priee Upped Leaving tor Induction were Paul Ray Cox, Larry T. Adkins, Jolmie R. Barnette, Timothy Lewia, Johnnie C. Cochran. Roy N. McClure, Howard 1... K~p and Richard L. Holland, IID'- Never Hears Train ;::: Hazzard won it. Zelmo BeaQ0 Lord, look after that boy or ours, wherever he may be. led the winners with 32. Walk with him, talk with him Being Announced during the silent watches of the night. Mr. •nd Mrl. Bobby Foster, Spur him to braver)' when he Sr., Pomeroy, L,...announcingthe faees the cruel foe. Keep his MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UPD birth of a dlughter, Melissa spirit hl.gh and his purpose un-Armco Steel has raised I t s Elaine, on Dec. 2atPleasant Valwavering wherever his duty takes base price Cor hot-rolled sheets ley Hospital. him, throughout all the long days of $5.85 per hundredwei;!IJI "to Gra~QJ&rents are Mr. arXI Mrs. of hopeful victory. Charles DUI, Pomeroy, and Mr. meet competition/' the comparzy Transfer our prayer to his and Mrs. Ralph Foster, Miners- said Thursday, The price hike heart, and keep him inspired by ville. Maternal great~ndpar~ is e!Iective with shipments Jan. a never dying faith in our God. I, 196S. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Chlrles He's our choicest treasure, MWer of Rutland and John 0111, so take care or him for us, Oh Sr., Pomeroy. Paternal great.. Lord. Galileo first saw the moon grardmother is Mrs. Vide CUne through a telescope in 1609. Keep him in health and subof Mohawk, W. VL s!nbottom. wu entertained with a ~~, ru.an. Liwrvnce M. F9Wier, Mrs. Jacob A. Garrison, 1bavtd L. Hole, Mrs; JtJhn fi, .1-h, Mro. Ed,. E. Smlll'o Wil.. ~en '!ltrall, Mae WOlle, Cyftjhit COWIIBVS (UP!) - Plana to creat. a eardloWaUiilar HINl' ch HomerlcenhowerofPort~ Gallipolis Captures Two Cage Triumphs From Point Birth of Daughter PT. PLEASANT - Dene Scmmer, executive secretary or the Local Selective Service Bol.rd, announced that 11 Mason County men left this week for Ashlanll, Ky. Three of the men ·were for pre-induction examinations anll eight for induction into the armed torees. Pre • ii'Kiuction liat inclwfed Junes Thomas Brown, RusseU K. McDaniel ord David L. Hig- Medical uenter to ~ttle tor Ha:r.t.ard when Hawks and Wukens had a sitting 8 Men Leave For Induction For Mn. leenhower land W, L. Pc:t. GB . . :; osu May~ Gain MrL By United Preu lnteraaU.ooal East ~~=~~~ Surprise Party ill ID' let 111111 PLUSH SNOOPY DO·G ' - ·· ... , �• • - n. Daib ~ sentinel, Pameroy-~eport, o., ~. De<emllor 13,1S68 Umps Status ~rn& SCORES j Remain·s Big 2 ·onMark=·~~:::: :o ~·.~~ Questl BOSI'ON (UP()- Tho status d. umpirea AI Salerno and BUl Valentine remained a question mark today following the ftrst meeting between American Leque oflicials and representatives o1 the Umpires' AISOCia· Uon. American Leque president Joe Cronin fired SalemD and Valentine near the end oi the J968 seasoo, S8¥ing tbey were not doing an adequjl.te job. The two maintained the dismissals stemmed from their efforts to Employes are Guests for Buft'et Dinner Employes ot the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. and their hus~ bands or wives were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen at a Christmas dinner last night at Circle's Cafeteria and Restaururt In Gallipolis. Wimers of the door prizes were Larry Boyer, otho Mattox, Donald Wright and J a c k organi:~:e the umpires. This questim was (l'le of severa1 discussed behind closed doors Thursday roc two hours aad 37 m.imJtes. Both sides said afterward they were pleased with the progress made but no one would discuss particulars. Crmin was accompanied at the meeting by aide Bob Holbrook and league oounsel Alexander ..Sandy" Hadden of Cleveland. Attorney John Reynolds of Chicago represented the um~ pires. With Reynolds were umpires Jlm Hooochick, JoM Flabert.Y and John Rice, all director11 or the association. whue that meeting was being held. chairman Frank Thompson of the House Labor Subcommittee sald ln Washington that he would conduct hearings in the near Mure on whether federal labor laws can be applied to professiooal sports, especiallY the field or W1ion organization. ThOmpson, a New Jersey democrat, alao repeated an earlier request that Crooin relnstate Valentine and Salerno. "I remain very COI\cerened about the situation because I am a baseball fan who would hate to see the game harmed Finnicum. and because I believe that ~roximately 60 persoos en~ working men should not be joyed a btdiet dinner at tables dec~ orated in keeping with the hoU- arbitrarily fired for trying to improve their oond:ltl.oo by clay seaBOO. a union," he said. forming Gueats were, Mr. and Mrs. Joe •, enderbosch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon De-. weese, Mr. and Mr&. Hc:.bart wu~ son, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wetherholt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. otbo MatBy United Press .Internatiooal tox, Mr. and Mrs. BUl Gardner • The Atlanta Hawks had the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright. Mr. better of the Walt Hazzard~Len and Mrs. John Morpn, Mr. and Wilken& deal Thursday night Mrs. Elbert McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Atlanta, Which shipped Wilk- Atlanta Nips Seattle, 93-91 PQU.,[Q$t~. . _ ··-·~··- • __ . .·: ena ° Bush, .Mrs. Pat Houck, Chet Tan~ ~I Miillena, "'II a r 1 nehill and son, John, Mr. and Mrs. James Danner, Mr. and Mrs. Gayland Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finnicum, Miss Helen Davis, Miss Emma LOll Davis, Mrs. Erma Lyons and Cathy. Robert Wingett, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, Mr. and Mrs. wu~ Uam Lehew, Mrs. Katie Crow, Mra. Bea Uale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoffman, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen. au; 1 ~ :~~ ~ New York . . . 14 16 .467 Jlh: Detroit . . . .. 10 17 .382 11 Milwaukee . . . 7 22 .241 15 Weot W, L, Pet. GD Los Angeles •.• 19 9 ,679 Atlanta •.•.. . 15 15 .500 5 Son Diego .... 14 15 .500 5\1 San Fran•.... 12 17 .4:14 71h Seattle •..... 13 19 .409 8 Chicago . .... 12 tB .400 8 . . . . . 6 21 .222 12'h Thur~'s Results: AUanta S3 Seattle 91 (Only game s<hedulod) Friday's Gaines San Francisco at Boston Phoenix vs. Cinclnnati at Cleveland San Diego at Milwaukee New York at Chicago Atlanta at Los Angeles The GaUipolis seventh and eighth grade basketball teams chalked up wins over visiting Pt. Pleasant on the Washington School hardwood Thursday even- ing. The Galllpolls seventh grade upped its season mark to 2-0 with a 4.>-35 win over the Pt. Pleasant sevenlh grade. The Gallipolis eighth grade evened its season record at 1-1 with a JS. 14 romp over the Pt. Pleasant eighth grade. Coach Bill Conley's GAHS frosh suffered a 35-33 setback at the hands of Jackson last evening. The local frosh are 0.2 for the )'ear, In Thursday's first tilt, Gil Price dumped in 18 points for the winners, followed by Mike Berridge's 17 markers. James Holley had six, John Goodyear Clrlldren To Be Ginn Party parting or the ways, edged Seattle 93-91 Thursday night In the onLY National Baak.etball ;\ssociation game. The difference was a 20-toot jumper by Hazzard with two seconds left that snapped a 91. 91 tie. Hazzard WOWld up with onLY 12 points compared to 25 for Wilkens. But Wilkens fouled out with the score tied 86..86 and four minutes left and was on the bench when from 2 unUl 5 p.m., aec:onllnc to r,t. T. Bucci, plaM manqer. So~ Claus wUJ bepreaentand Iiiia will be dlstrlboted to all llllPico'eea• childrvn under the 12 )'UI'I, caru>ons WUJ 11o - n COIIilnuooo)f outJIJoolllo- ap or Ill.._,._ 'lbQr..,. Tru-•· osv VISIT OVER WEEKEND FIVUAY FORECAST By United Pre••lnternallmal Tenpratures for the tlve day parlod or Saturday IJJnJush wiD ·average below normal. D~me blihs trW. average ln 1he ~d and low 30s and lows at nlshl will be In llle liJIPe1' teen• and low 20s. It will be colder over the weekend, DIOOorallng a little ear)f next week. Preclj>Uation will total one..tentil ~ rour tenths of an Inch melted oecurrtng as snow flurries over the Weekend and rain or snow the nrst partofnen,.ek. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Carsey and family were weekend visitors ol Mr. and Mrs. Walter "Grass and Mra. Ruth Carsey, Waverly. w_..,. VISITS IN WAVERLY Merri Ault, daughter of Mr. aOO Mrs. WUliam Ault, Middleport, visited recently wltll Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wlse, Jr.• in Wnerly. Saunders three and BW Holland one for the winners, Matt Waldie had 12 for the losers. Gallipolis trailed 13-11 alter one period, then forged ahead 25-16 at halftime. It was 36-22 after three periods. In the second game, the Gallipolis eighth grade jumped ahead 6-3 in the first stanza, led 14-8 at halftime, and 25-12 after three periods. Jimmy Noe's 17 points paeed the wiruters. T, Orr, D. Burnett. K. Sheets eRch had four points. C. Perroud, M. Kieslinghadth.r ee each, B. Rodgers two and K. Miller one. Moore's tour points paced the losers. Monday, the Gallipolis junior high teams will host Clak Hill on the Washington Hardwood, beginning at 4 p.m. Asks Six Months To Avoid Sentenee MARIETTA, Ohio (UPD James Farley, 25, checked into tile Washington Coun1;)' jail Thurs. d.ay for six morrths and aSked authorities to biU him for ex~ penset during his sta,y. Farley, who earlier pleaded guilty of assaulting his wife, voluntarily committed himself to avold a IIOS&ible term Jn a rerormatory. He wiU ' pay $2 a day lor loclglng lDd pick up IJJe biU ror meals and other costa. Young Pedestrian Railroad conduct<Jr PRAYER FOR OUR BOY IN VIETNAM : (A-IC Hal' E. Justlce) us stances. Warm ter under lhe stars. Touch him with our smile or cheer and comfort Give ltim confidence in his every bra.,.e pursuit. Fail him not, and may he never er fall you, Oh Lord, Amen. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock w .• ~ •.t. • • int., one owner. New Olds trade. soo fQI1) ~l'!~~!s. Radio, power steenna. 1967 ~\a'fS ff 65 Buick Skylark Sport Coupe ••.•.••••••. $1395 V-8 motor, auto. trans., P.S.. rldlo, white with blue rinyl inL, one owner, new Olds trade, 65 FordLTD 4 Dr. H.T.-- ••• • -·-- --·$1495 352 V8 motor, auto. trua.t P.S., white over blue. with blue 1 interior. · pow•or oteerJJw, brvwnwltlubicbuw ~~~~ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" Middleport, Ohio WHI or lor merry gifting. Our selection in- ·~ ... Retail 19.98 ers of every age. We have on eXcellent selection of Christmas Records. Both Mono and.Stereo. By famoua Recordlnl ArtiiU. er/Mtt:• · J8 · MIDDLEPORl, 0. Member G ,' .. . EXTRA SPECIAL! ' '' •• ~ ~ ~,' SENIOR ~CHE -•• • •• • .. .;o -~!":i. 't .. ~ -' RY LAB . ..,,., RtttlllO. 98 END OF. YEAR SALE $1,4tf Catali.-. V8 4 dr. Sedan. New Pontiac trad~ in. We can gladly rerer you to owner •. PS, PB- AT. .J $1,000 64 Ford sAVE Bomeville 2 dr. Hard Top. Factory Alr Condoned. Only 1,625 easy miles by one of our executives. White with buckskin vinyl top. Really sharp. 66 Pontiac $1, 195 · VB sta. Wagon. Beautiful cream ftnlab. PoW· er ateerirw. Cruisemauc. Extra niee. Buick $1,995 65 Sky~oof ~rt $1,895 vs63 Chevroltt $1,000 SAVE LeSabre 4 dr. CUatc:a Sedan. F~ey Air Conditioned. Power Steering. PoWer brakea. Aulmlallc. Low mU.oBo domo, t • · Impala 2 dr. HanlT"l't BesuUiul ~lth white vinrl tq>. Ar.U shift. .,._ · 63 ' Mirct~rf' FISHER-PRICE MUSIC BOX PLUSH : OVER 5Z5 EXPERIMENTS! 16 : chemicals, test tubes and rack, : alcollol lamp, chemical EliON! Lab 111nual, 281!1" 1 : steel slDrlp cal!lnet. · , GLAD w!IJJ black v!nl'l buckelsoato. A real pertonner, the 400 cuba. 4 IP• and_posiUve In<. 68 Buick t ·LOOK! bronze ftnlah wUb Jll'Chment .vfD11. interior. -- C. lAllONS I $1,795 t! . f}.r~~.lr! T:.v:.!~.~! Skylark V8 4 dr, Hard TqJ. Power Steerllw, Automatic. Olio loco! ......,.. BesuUiul ma- -. ANIMAL Custom Wagon, 9 pus.' Qpe loeal owner. Shows best or care. PS. J'B AT. Buick's ·Oneat of best WIKC)n. . C.talira Statton Wagon. owned by one or our most faithful and careful customers. Bea1Joo ·iltul white with red vinyl 'CJholatery. Exeeptionalln every way. 66 Buick ..OM .. sOld. 68 Pontiac ••• • • • •• CAMERAS lttit.r ...... ~··· 88 .• BIG AS UFEI 16" TAW OVER 2' LONG! Hot ou......lic poodle "fur-cut", tail, soJin rib.IMn1l Soft 'n cvcldly doge~. in bright, beautiful colon mok.. o huggable pelf ,_._pam "Thil ot ..--rollin' homer' :IMPOinD millie box playJ oo yau-ac.lored ...... "laoming to c:-J.'' 4 morel ~I • Ideal! Unpredictable POPPIN HOPPIES ·· ' , , Monteray ~ dr. Sidln..· Beautlllil. finllh. Auto, l"!llll• . ' · ...,, •• 29 auk ••• n '111 if rou can!a coloqd' ilbPPits held · · ~on~~..; y tlif pop- ~ .(IPEM EVI!Mff!GS FINANCING Regular Retail 6.44 '-1111.. ""' tafth KARR .& VAN . rnetorific sets cludes something to please music lov- JODAY 1'0011 65 Ford Galaxle 500 4 Door ........••.•• ;$1295 -~ IDEAL Choose a !avo :ite record lor yourseH United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bud Hatfield assisted by the Rev. Armor Sayre om~ ciatlng. Burial will be in the Beale cemetery. Friends may call at the MohrStevens Funeral Hc:111e from 7 ~~r;;iiJa~"liled :IV~ . I I:Yelf¥08e o.a .Foa.r u.t ' PT. PLEASANT - Funeral service for J. S. Black, 75, ~­ ple Grove, is scheduled Cor 2 p. m. Saturday In IJJe Beale Oolpel unUI 9 p.m. tonlsh!o j ID ·-396" s.c>er Sport Conv. Famous per[ormer in Chevrolet line with 39,8 cu. ln. en. gine. Turbo Hydramatic Turbojet enctne. Power Steertpg. Almost like the day it was VB motor. auto. trans., P.B.. P.S., radio, Unted elall. Uke new w-s-w tires, white over turquoise with turquol.n cloth At BELOW Wholesale Prices ' 67 Chevelle. $2,595 65 Pontiac vs 66 Olds Cutlass Supreme Hoi. Sed........ $1895 Gifi-A-Rama Two Trailer Loads Arrive For Mr. mack James Ray Pierce, 22, Gallipolis, Ohio, and Merrllyn Jane Johnson, 19, Gal· lipolis, have made application for a marriage _license in the of.. fice of the county derk. 68 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan---- - • --- -- -$4200 SHOP TONIGHT "· UNTIL 9:00 ..• ASK TO WED 390 V8 erw., 4 on-the-O.oor, radio, dnledgla11, Mag Wheels. dark blue with blue vinyl tnt., one Olf'ner. Real sharp! Member Middleport 88 S. S.C:Oftd .Avo. ·--..-. PT. PLEASANT - us .. \ ., Bargainlan~· At Ti.ny's "IY· 67 Mustanr GT 2 Door .................. $2195 OilY Flt.cb, Mrs.. John W, Cox alii cautrnati, James infant dausiJter. Mra. Bertie Coleman, Harr)' ?· H. Services Set E. V. Mor. Just like new. Lowmilea&•· HoiHr Modlesl C.-, f1nt AY8. Vlsitinc hours 2-4 and 7-s p.m. Parents on1)' on Pediatrics Ward. Admiaslons Howard S. HardwQ, 90 Cedar st..; Jamea F. Day, Rt. 1 Gal· llpolla; John W. Watter.soo, Jr. Apfle Grove, W. VL; Mre. Georse W. Lenoir, U$5 Second Ave.; Milton E. Ruuell, Middleport; Mro. LUIIan A: Shuler, Rt. 4 Jackson; Mrs, RaymoniJ L. Kerns, Rt. 1 Por1lanct, Bnlce A. Dillflwer. Rt. 4 Jacklon; Mrs. Ervin 'PolUver, Rt. 3 Jaek10n; Elti.l cameron, Raeeland, K)'.J George D. FaMin, Rt. 5 JacklOll; He1 A. HeNCll1, Rt. 1 Albany; Mrs. JohjJ G. Golfee, HI. 1 waterloo; Mrs. Daniel IL Grlsgs, Ashland, Ky.; Bellmly ll. Lll>scomb, Rt. 2 Cottapvllle; George E. Parson1, MWwood; Mrs. Fred B. McCullough, Ashland, Ky.; Wendell L. Adkins, RL 4Lucasvtlle;M,yronB. Hms, Scottown; Mrs. James A ChUders, Vancll.lia; Clarence Davia, Robertaburg, w. VL;Mrs.James M. Mollhan, Wellat:on; George A. Davisson, Millwood, w. va.; Mrs. Olan H. Snyder, Jr., Rt. 1 Bidwell. BJrths Mrs, James A. Childt!rs, Vandalia, son, 1:27 p.m. Thursday; Mrs. James M. Molihln, WeDstoo. daughter, 5:40 p.m. Discharged Mrs. Rosie Bolen, Chris R. Brown, Jackie L. Brumtleld, Mrs. Mlltle Cauclill, Mrs. James rism said the engineer noticed the youth wa1king down the center ot the tracks, blew his hom and tried to stop. He said t h e youth tailed to move oot of the White over turquoise metallic dntsh with turquoise Interior, full power equip., tilt aD:I teleaeq,e ateert .. wheel, radio, tinted glass, wooa-w dres, com.tortron alr...eonditiu. ing, anti-spin lxle, lS.OOO mUea. One ownernewOlda trade. PT. PLEASANT - The onmal Christmla Party tor the chil· dren ot Goocl,yeft Employees wUI be held ot tiJo Nationol Guard Armory on S.tuntay, Dec. 21 prlae birthday puQ' &Jnda7, Dee. Slalo and - - l4odlesl ·· JIJo Ohio 111Jlvenl~. CGer by her daulhter, Mr1. won A,IIPfOYed 11Y 1bo Robert Jeffers.. h neeived 11oar11 or man,y Pft•. ..... esJJ lot tile ...... Jloor Rafrellhmenta of ice cream. or MOODI Hall to be rOI>OYKooi-Aid and cake were aened "' pnwJdo lor tiJo new Jadll. tD Mr. lDd Mrs. Lewlo smJIIi, U.s, wbl<h ...Wd :Include a pa. TJnuny lDd Sandi', Mr. and ............ well .. labMrs. Ropr Jeffers, Rhonda and oralorJ and edlocOdonal JadllBobb:>, Mr. and Mrl. Clllford tiea. 1 Jeenhower and f'unib', Nr. and Tho truatees ulll tiJo ClOI'OII01'Y Mro. Richard Pe,ytoo, Mr. and eare unJI al,llniverll1;)' HooMr&• .Jerry Alelhln. Mn. Dor- phal, lllolq wllb Ito af!IIJoMd Is Dally and - · Mr. 8IXI Mra. resouch 1J10l11'8111. -~ ..... Homer kenhower, and Mr. and to t1Je new ctm1er 8IXI !Jo ""~'""'l­ Mrs. Robert JeUer1 J.DCI claugb.. ed. ters, Sblrley and Pstly. 8, given Sr., Mba lth.)'llb 1-'er- a ' st. MarY·~ HCtapttal &rer aft ex: WEST JEFFEF:SON 0 h i 0 tell:led illness. He" 15 survived (UP.O - Fifteen-year:O.d Ken- b,y hla wklow, Beatrice Wallace neth Ferrell was struck and kiD· Black; two eons, one dall.lhter, ed Thursda.Y by a Perm c e n- four brothers and tllree sisters, tral freight train on tracks near IJJe !JJteraec:tloo of u. S. 40 8IXI Ohio 142. Steel Priee Upped Leaving tor Induction were Paul Ray Cox, Larry T. Adkins, Jolmie R. Barnette, Timothy Lewia, Johnnie C. Cochran. Roy N. McClure, Howard 1... K~p and Richard L. Holland, IID'- Never Hears Train ;::: Hazzard won it. Zelmo BeaQ0 Lord, look after that boy or ours, wherever he may be. led the winners with 32. Walk with him, talk with him Being Announced during the silent watches of the night. Mr. •nd Mrl. Bobby Foster, Spur him to braver)' when he Sr., Pomeroy, L,...announcingthe faees the cruel foe. Keep his MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UPD birth of a dlughter, Melissa spirit hl.gh and his purpose un-Armco Steel has raised I t s Elaine, on Dec. 2atPleasant Valwavering wherever his duty takes base price Cor hot-rolled sheets ley Hospital. him, throughout all the long days of $5.85 per hundredwei;!IJI "to Gra~QJ&rents are Mr. arXI Mrs. of hopeful victory. Charles DUI, Pomeroy, and Mr. meet competition/' the comparzy Transfer our prayer to his and Mrs. Ralph Foster, Miners- said Thursday, The price hike heart, and keep him inspired by ville. Maternal great~ndpar~ is e!Iective with shipments Jan. a never dying faith in our God. I, 196S. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Chlrles He's our choicest treasure, MWer of Rutland and John 0111, so take care or him for us, Oh Sr., Pomeroy. Paternal great.. Lord. Galileo first saw the moon grardmother is Mrs. Vide CUne through a telescope in 1609. Keep him in health and subof Mohawk, W. VL s!nbottom. wu entertained with a ~~, ru.an. Liwrvnce M. F9Wier, Mrs. Jacob A. Garrison, 1bavtd L. Hole, Mrs; JtJhn fi, .1-h, Mro. Ed,. E. Smlll'o Wil.. ~en '!ltrall, Mae WOlle, Cyftjhit COWIIBVS (UP!) - Plana to creat. a eardloWaUiilar HINl' ch HomerlcenhowerofPort~ Gallipolis Captures Two Cage Triumphs From Point Birth of Daughter PT. PLEASANT - Dene Scmmer, executive secretary or the Local Selective Service Bol.rd, announced that 11 Mason County men left this week for Ashlanll, Ky. Three of the men ·were for pre-induction examinations anll eight for induction into the armed torees. Pre • ii'Kiuction liat inclwfed Junes Thomas Brown, RusseU K. McDaniel ord David L. Hig- Medical uenter to ~ttle tor Ha:r.t.ard when Hawks and Wukens had a sitting 8 Men Leave For Induction For Mn. leenhower land W, L. Pc:t. GB . . :; osu May~ Gain MrL By United Preu lnteraaU.ooal East ~~=~~~ Surprise Party ill ID' let 111111 PLUSH SNOOPY DO·G ' - ·· ... , �,... .-.. ..• ~ ~ -- · ......... - ~ ... -- .. _. __ ··------ .....-.--_ ___ ..., __.,. .... .,....... ___ .,..._,....... -.- . . ..... ~ ., -"'' "" ... -· . . . .... - .~~ - ~-- ... -· ........... ,......_ ,....._ .... ---· ~· -~-.-·- ••• ~rlday. Doco~==~~-= ~................. Directorv J fior Area Churches ' •I 18, 1963 MORNING ST/oR IJN1TED OLD DEXTER CONGIUlGA- MEntQDIST CtlliRCH - Rev. WWiom Alroon. pool«; J o h n lhle. ~i ROJ Van Meter, Aa1t. Sunday School, 9:30 L m. alureh Sq>l. Sunday S<hod, 9:.45 L IJ.I.l aenlcea tlrst aM third ~ iormrC- WOraiup, io:ts L m.; Pover meoii~Vo 7:30 p. m. TlurodQ, Fred E. !lmlth, lay· lMder. Youth FellowllhS», 7:30 = :~~~ .. m., 7:30 p. BETIIANY UNITED DIST CHURCH - Rev. Poul A. ALFRED METHODIST UNITED FAITH CHURCH of Peorl A. CosiO, ,....,.. - sw.. 5ellera, peator, Morning WQI'<o NoiSe Selllemont, Sunlay School dQ Schad, 9:30, Uo,d.DUllrwer, IbiD. 9:30 L ~j &dla)' School, ~rlntendenl, RoY John-, . 10:30 L m. Blythe Thel1!11 1 Supt. Jouth meetirw, 6:30, SundQ. 5q>L w....hlp Slrvlee, IO:ts L Youitl Fellowship, 8:30 p. Illm.' with the Rev. casto. TuesTHE RUTLAND COMIIIJNITY day, Dee. 17, Wmnen.'s Society CHURCHRev. ,._. Tllllopol• SYRACUSE F1RST UNITED meets at 8 p. m.. for Christmas PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Llnlon tor. Sunda.v school, 9:30 LM.i party IIIII gift ......... at the StebbW. paator. SUndl.>' acbaol, eburdl. Sunclly, Dec. 22, 8 p.m. Lee Btrnem. ~; anldl church Chriltml• pro- worst@ service. 11 a.m. Wed- 9:30 a.m. i worship aervlee, 10:ao •• m.; Bible stWI.Y ud pra)'tr .,..,._ Wedneoday, 7:4! p. m., neldQ pr.,-er rneet:lnL 7:30p.m. service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. !UnljQ nll!lrt worship, 7:30, prayer services. Till! DANVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH- Charle•D<ner,pooPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST LOTTRIDGE UNITED METR· tor; Mra Swick, Sunday S<hool _ John WDol, a.ndi.Y ochool ODIST _ ,\Yorahlp,llrotllllllhlrd Sqlerlntendonl. Sunday School, oupl. !Uidly odlool, 9:30a.m.; SUI!dllya ol each month. lO:tS L 9:30 L m.; Wor11hlp service, mornlns: woratdp, 10:30 a.m.j m.; · aeeoad uir ~ Sunclayo, 10:30 a. m. Youtll IJXi Junlor BYF, 6 p.m. Bible olud;y, Wed7,30 p. m. Sunday Sc-. 9:45 youth oervice, 6:45 P. m. Eve- noec!Q, 7 p.m.; choir pra<lice, L m. Chrtatlan Endeavnr,lhlrd niJW worship, 7:30. P;;'er IIIII 8:30p.m., Wednesday. Saturday of each month. praise, Wedneada)', 7: • · .. ~ LAUREL CLIFF FREE MET& OIISI' CHURCH- Sunday School 1:30 a. m., mornillg worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evenlnc worshJp, 7:30p.m.; WeGaesdl;y, Chrlatlao Youib Crulldfrs, 6:30p.m• . aad prayer meetlna:. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p. 111. 11. Eugene GUI, paS1x>r; Phil Wiae, ~ DEXTER CHU~H OF CHRIST -RDnnie Rullell. pastor. NorDW1 c. WUI, s ¢ !bldoy School! 1:30 lo m.; Worahlp service, 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor ~ evera1q. RACD'fE FIRST CHURCH OF 11fE NAZARENE -a.dayScbool 1:30 a. m.; Mclrllllgr Wor•hlp. 10:10 a. m.; ~ Worsbtp, 7:10p.m. I'I'Qer _._ aemceo, 7:80 hool p. m. Wec!M-... Sunday Sc . S..,.rlulloudonl, Poullne MrCUn~· -~, Rev, Morrlo u - ~r:-~ TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED METHODIST- MondrwWorohlp 9:30 L m. at former EUB buildI~Wo EllpllndedSunday School sealioo for ruraery to grade six ehUdren at former Me-al..,. - • 30 ~ ~- J DO-..: L , ~a. am e I chll • stout. dren ~nt. Churcb School, edultolllll ·· youth, 10:30 L m.; ;junior high, oonlor high IIIII youag edull1 meet in former Methodist Church tor SUndQ Church School. Boyd Haclcney, youth 1upertnte1Xlent; post high elan IIIII aonlor adults meet!,. In former EUB bulldl,., . Hol:art Vineyard. S\l>t. Adult m.. .. ble Class party, last Monday each mooth. Youth Fellmrstdp each &.u:lll1. 8 p.m.. in former Meth-- ~-~·· Church ServtceL p. RL - - · MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. Menzel Smith, paator. Sun da y Sc...,., 9:30 L RL; Rui..U Splll. cer, ••: Alfred Wotre, 11111.,.. ant. VDmlrw Sermon 11 L m., ewnbrs aermon. 7:30p.m., alter•IIIII eoch Sulllily. C1&01 meet.1111 11 &.m., oltem&IIIIK Sunlay mornillla. David Holter, c II II i (elder. Christian Endea..,., 7:30 · p. IIIlo every other SUndQ eve- Juanita Spencer, president. Poverme 0t!Dg, 7:30p.m. every Wednesday.\ Boord meollag, 7:30 p,_m., ftrol Mon<IQ of month, nlng, POM.mOY TRINITY UNITED' CHURCH OF CHRIST- RO¥. W, H. Perrin, pallor. Potdl:k D. Wood, ~-~ ~1, 9:15 ., m.; ,.--..... Youtll 1 cbDir rebearlal, a. m. Ball, - - - ·IIW~ Wlllllldllt 7M P.. ~~~;,=~,..reO= ~fir - Melp lhl» ~enlc:e, 10:30 a.m.; even- 7:30 p.RL WEsLEY AN UNITED METHO. Dis'!' CHURCH, RaclM - W. Dale McCiur1, pooler. Somdll1 School. 9:30 L ·m.;WorJhlp HI'Y.. tee, 10:30 L m.; Bible Stulb'. WedDe..,., 7:30 p. m.J U.K. Y.F. 7 p.m. eochSundiQ>;JUIIIcra.alr pnetlce, Wednoec!Q, 3:11p.m.; Senior Choir pracUee, 'I1Rir&day, 7:30 p. m.; Weaieyan Senlce Guild, fourth MondiY each month at 7:30 p. Dl.i Hippy Huadera clus meet1111, tourlll f'ri1111l1 of each month, 6 p. m.; W.S.C:S., oecond f'rlllllll ooch monllt, 7:30 p. m.; Oftlcia1 Board, second Monc1Q ..ch mon1h, 7:30 p. m. PORTLAND UNITED METHO. DIST CHURCH - W. Dale :Me- MDDday. GRAHA:M tJN1N:D METH(). DJST CHURCH- Preaching, 9:30 a.m.• Fint and Second &mda,ya of each month; 11drd and Fourth each month, Worablp 1erviee at 7:30 p.m.j Wed- ~s lng, 10:55 a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7:30. Bible study classes, Wednesda,y, 7~30 _p.m. • GRACE EPISCOPAL-E. Main .._. ':ilsiroRY UNITED "iiBTHO. DIST. avracuse - Rev. WendeD stutler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; Carroll Norria, Supt. WorlhJp servlee,ll L m.; MYF 6 p.m. Sunday. Prayer meeting M. Schuler, Parcels, Rutland. Joyce Mills, Ertrx., Freda Fischer, dee., to C. .H. McKenzie, Eva J. McKenzie, Lots. Max A. Eichinger I sr •• JU!Iltll A. Elddrwer, to George G. Gum, Sr., Fay L Gum, Lot. Pomeroy. Normon H. Bohr, Daylene M. Bahr, to Minter V. Fryar, Ruth Jl.llm G. Poll&r,, VIrginia E. M. Fryar, 160 Acres, Orange. Pollard, to Trustees of AposFrank K. Ewins to Asa A. Hoaa IGIIc Llglrthouoe Churcl! or Atl>- klns, Parcel. Pomeroy. et\1, Inc., Parcels, SclpiQ. Chauncey F. Werner, dee., to Bertha E. Oliver, dec., Haz- Letha C. Werner, Dale Werner, el Eichinger. Admix., to Paul Paul Werner, Betty Fife, Cert. Eichirpr, June Elchlnpr, .23 for Trans., Salisbury. A., Solllbury. Ew E. Holsi1J8er, Aka., Eva William H. Rtchmcml, Edrw. E. Lockwood, Aka., to Bloln TQ· M. RidmloDI w Ora B. Weddell, lor. Gladys Taylor, Parcel, Or-•75 A.. Rulland. Charleo A. Schuler w Evelyn Letha C. Werner, LuclUe ·- JUST ARRIVED LOYELY MONUMENTS ' SPEOAL WINTER PRICES Yo• Should Choek Bof.ro Yo• Burl Ol11or Mow For hrlr S,.lot Settint lEGAl MONUMENT CO. lloln .,, SILVER RUN FREE WliJ.. week PrQ"er meeting WednesBAPTIST _ Rev. Cludlll Alklu, day 7:30p.m.; Mlsslonar7 Meetpastor. Richard Flnk,Sunday 118 Sleond W-ec!Q of eacb School Sq>erlnlealenl. Sundl1 . month 7:30p.m. School, 10 L m.; Worahlp, 7:30 MASON BAPTIST CHAPELp. m. Prayer meeting, Thurldly, The Rev. Harold Cumlngham, 7:30p.m. Cbolr practice, Tueo- palitor. Charleo Llmblrt, Sunday, 7 p. m. day School Sq)L CoriiOr Second IIIII Pomeroy Sla., Mloon, w. CARLETON CHURCH-Kbw~t- VLi Sunday school, 9:"45 a.m.i bury Ro6d. The Rev. Jf¥ Stiles, worahtp service, 11. Wednea- posror. Rllpb carl, S. s. SoiiiL clay eveniag, trainiJW unloo, 7; Sundl.y School, 9:30 L m. Wor- prayer service, 7:45. ohlp service, 10:30 L m. IIIII R 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED 7:30 p, RL olllor,.lely. Prayer METHODIST - C. J. LemieJ, aervtce each Wedneldly, 7:30 pastor; Harold Blackston. church P. m. school 1\C)ertnt.ement. Morning POMEROY CHURCH OF worahlp, 9:30 L RLl churcl! CHRIST- Robrt fL Wood, Pl... aehool, 10:15 a.m.; ewnlnc wor·· tor. Sunday Bible Study, 9:30 L ship, 7:30; MYF Sunllay, 6:30 m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; p.m. Prayer meeUrw and Bible Youth meeting, 8:30 p, m.; Eve- atudy, Wednelday, 7:30p.m. Adnlng worship, 7:30. Mtd-Week mlnlstrative councu meeting, service, Wednesdly, 7:30 p.m. 8rat Monday ot Meh month, 7:Junior choir practice, Frida)', 30 p.m. 4 P· m. 'JDEN vNlTED BRETIIREN IN LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN, CHBIST - Eldon II. Bilko, Pll• LanpviUo VWap, Rev. Robert tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m~ Euaone Muner, Putor. Worahlp Wlllllo Hollilller, aupt. IIDrDiiiK. oervlca10:30, Gltma Foii.Y,!bl- .......,, 11 a.m. Eoelllllloerv· ciQ School &!pl. Sunday School do Cbrl- - - · 7:30 P. at 9:30 a.m.j SUDdll nllbt .-. · m., Mrl. Lfda Cbnaller, preal. vlee 7:30p.m. M l - aarvlee ~ Sq ~ IIIII ~ WediiOiday nll!lrt at 7:30. BIBLE BAPTIBr TEMPLE, HIDo....uio, Ohio. Cllurcl! oervWerner, Dale D. Wei-nlr, P•Ld.- Ieel eaeh Frida¥ evenlna, 7:30 . Werner, Marpret Werner, Jlet,.. p.m. Putor Koa llerrinalon of I.Y Fife, Rolcoe F1fe w HOJ'ICO . . . _ - B aPt I 1 t RI)Jlh Edwardl, Joan Loulae U Cllardl. Bllllo Slud)' eacb Wedwarda, Lot, salisbury. ot 7:10p.m u• ---• - IMPRESSIONABLE • • •• AGE • m.·, .&nlay SchoOl, Worahlpaervtce, 7:30 Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- fourth Sunday !I. no•••· • THAT CARMEL UNITED METRO. Ro~ DIST CHURCH - • .... You have to be so careful what you !'lay to children when they're at that impressionable age. he'::> been careful not to let her be exposed to religious teaching, at least not in any direct way. ' But the other night she asked, 14Who is God?" And, since he wants to see m.; • 1 L ::::a~:=~:~~ service, 8 P. m. secon:l • nd lhlrd Sunday each month. ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Pa.tor. Ralph ~encer, ~t..; .Fldon Weeks, Als't. Wor11hip aervices, 9:30 Lm.; SundayFeiiSchoolh, 10:30 a.m.~ Youth OW"I lp, 6:30. W-sday: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. CHURCH OF CHDIST- :Mid· dleport, 5111 IIIII Main. Jaek Scttea ....... Bible School 1·30 ' ...., ' • a. m.; MOrnilll worahlp, 10:30 a. m.; Ewnillll--"11>, 7:30p.m,; Prayer aentee, Weclneiday, 7 p. m Rev RaU1In _..._ ' ' - - · ,.._.., CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ,.,~·- u - •·-'-Mlll -~·.... · · - · · ~. er,, ,puior, Lest1er 'I'Qior, Supt.SUII· clay Scbool, 9:30 a. m,; MomlnK Worahip,\ 10180 a.m.; J1m1or Soelel)l, 6,80 p. m,; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday Etqeliltl.c meettrw, 7:30p.m. Pover meetilll, Wed-•. nesday, 7:30p.m. TRESALVA110N ARMY -EllYOl' liar S. WiJdlll, ollleer In eharp, Sundaj<, 10 s.m., HoHness meettrw; 10:34l a. m. Sunclay School. Y - Peo!>le'o LO• gim, 7p.m.;SolvatlmmeeiiiiK, 7,30 p.m.; Thurec!Q, 1 w 3 p. IR.i Llldles Hmn.e I.ea&ue; 7p.m.. ,Prep elalaea. MT, MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid· diepo<l, · eornor of Fourth IIIII lohln St. Robert .Jocklon,pulnr. SundvSehool,9:1Qa.m.;Mon- Uw worship, 10:~ a.m., AmD14 Rlcherdl, 111111· RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev, Sem•l J, Jocklon, po-. · Prayer aemee, 9:3Cla. m.; Sun· day Sebool, 10 a.m., Mrl. Ger· trade, Butler • Slip&. Worlbl» aemeo, 1l L m.BIPIIII Traln1111 · Union, IIIII IIOCOIId SUndQ'a at S:30 »• m.; Mrl. Mar)' Woodo, proal-. HYSELL RVN FREE METRO. l r. b-· · DIST .. _ _ .. -r-u ~ • WI... pol• tor. llll~'--1 •;uv ft.41n ~ ~. a. m.; Momftll Wc:l'abi&t, 10:3G;·Eveailw worlldp, t:80; YCllnC ~It' I SerYico, 6:~p.m.;l'nl'ermeet118, '111UredQ, 7,30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP· TilT - Cherial w. Sl,....., pu111r. q...,-,SuolloJsehool ~ SUnday Cbureb Scbool, t:U a. m.i McJndlwworf!lllp, . 10:11. Sunday Blblo Slud1 hour, 7:30P.m. W-ec!Q e... nllll prayer oervteo, 7:10 p.m. There can be as manY i1 five eclipses of the 1ut1 In one year. There mUit be at leaat two and the uaual number 11 four. • perotm, ot homo after -oral da,yo hoopllallzatlcxl at st. Joo•1111 Hoopllal In Plrkerlbtu-g. W, Va. Mr. and Mra. James Sheet• or Hilllboro lfere weekend gueata ol her parents, Mr. and Contribution Is Made to Neec/y Family A cOI&ribution wu made to .a needy tamUy when the Pomeroy Shakespeare Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 8 e n Neutzllqj: tor a Christmas party. Using a red color scheme, the Neutzllng home Was exte~ d vely decoratf:d for the holiday se&son. Her re:keahmeR table was covered with a green doth and cettered with a large ar- en ai favors. Features of the meeting ln. eluded c&·ol l!linglq with Mrs. Mrs. Louia Reibel gaveapny· er, read the Chrlabnaa Story fr(lll Luke 2, and presented a story "Christma11 Eve Rut". ~~!l.TPtl. NOW I (Larry BoUey) WFST MAIN ST. -r. LYONS MARKET GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. MIDDLEPORT PHONE 992-3284 TU Llthl rovttor lull, riGII, n•fureiiNI"H R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ,OIDO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIUO BAKERS OF HOI.SUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mtc1e1vsn Thl MODIIINI Now, JOII CU htlr lttrto the way It RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE Wll mtttll r11r. Zti\Utl't re•o· CJIIndrk:al·tllt~ .,.,ur ut~lb with eonu dnl&ntd to dPru 11000d 111 1 com- PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 210 LINCOLN ST. MIDDLEPORT PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF HIGH GRADE COAL WEST COLU:MBIA, W. VA. ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIa SWI:M:MING RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET • tho quallly goealn Thereon Jolmaoo reminded lhe membKa or the Ale of the goods made by lho blind on display at lhe meetinJI, betofe the name goea on• .• .:· CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE Ingels Furnltun h wa1 announced tbat the ~ ntal bualneas meeti• wW be Jaa. 6 at the home of Mro. Forn•l BachteL MIODLEPORT OPEM EYEMIMGS • KENTIJCKY FRIED CIDCKEN THE STOKE WITH A RAR1 POMEROY, OIUO RACINE, 0100 SWISHER & LOHSE ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ' ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' F. J. WALLACE. JtWEI.~ EBERSBACH HARDWARE• CO. BlJLOVA W,ATCHES- SAI.Iih ~OCE EVERY-rriiNt IN RloRDWARE POMEROY, 0. FIJRNITIJRE AND APPUANCilll PIIONE 985-li30S' CIIESTER, ,O. GIIAT 18611. SECOND '' / IIIDIILEP liT i' i ..••NOt 4.' . FOR ALL OCCASIONS We wtre fiowen twerywhere 992-2039 CIR NIGHT M9·2951 Pomeroy Flo- Shop W. Mefn MRS. MILLARD OPEN P....-., VAN METER Evenings Welcomed into the memberBrown, Mrs. Joe Custer, Mrs. Melvin Swisher, Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Daniel Thomas, and Mlsa Bernice Am DursL Mrs. strauss, club chairman tor the annual lighting contest. reported on the event which is eo-spc~:~aorfld by the Middleport Garden Club, the Amateur Club. and lhe Middleport Chamblr of Commeri:!e. UNTIL CHRISTMAS CUT A GIFT LIST DOWN TO SIZE IN A HURRY AT THE··· EPORTBOOK ng Tonight Gifts Provided By Auxiliaries $ 00 , IN presented cartons of cigarettes and • dollar bW to each of the veterans. Game• were p~ed and refreshments of aandwiches, potato chips and co(fee served. GiU Certifiuates TO BE GIVEN AWAY AL~O MANY PI~ES OF FENTON in color. Many desrgns to choose from. Member Middleport Gift·A·Rama THREE PRIZES TOTALING 5 100.00 EVERY DAY 50.00-30.00-20.00 MONDAY THRU, FRIDAY, PHI LCD ENdOY 5·100.00 PRIZES, DEC. 23 Shop at these participating stores-· PARTICIPATING MEMBERS n•~~c~we-rW4~/r.ltf 111.1n. l)klu•• v 23" Philco Big Screen Rectanplar Color TV ,\ ·,.. . • •. - ,I. '' OPtN PiliM't NIGIU'S • >,5100...;7.HF-- •IAYNSti., ...... 1............ . ~:. ; ., Jerry"• Bea~t_r Shop Tiny's Foodland Tiny's Bargainland Martin Restaurant Citizens National Bank The Gr.at Atlantic & Pacific T" Co. kips BooU•ry Tho Klddio 5hoppo Yalloy Lumbe< & Supply Company Gosney's Duds-In-Suds Quality Print Shop AU modch ha..-e these features: Meigs Electrical Service Gftlerol Tire Sales French & Powell Servi u Station Westem Auto Anoclate Store • Ph~ 26.000-"JO!t Color Pilot Cool Chusit • ~ Maaicolor Picture Tube (onmo.l Mt•) Fine tunes the color pictu,. •utometicaiiJ, end loeb it In I IV,e Are A "Gold Star Store" • - Featuring Philco Get yourfree tlcllet here. No purchase 'llecessary Assoclltttl· WI• ••• TV H~RIIY MILLER '""'I" St. ~\ • FREE P FLOWERS As Low As $499.95 Coot .... TAKE SOMEONE WI111 YOU TO CHURCH .' ' IN POMEROY OVER 90 YE4RS KEli:MIT MGR. PH. 992-341111 RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHURCH AND OFF1CE SUPPLIESGtl!'TS 992..2841 IIIDDLEPOR:r,o. NEW YORK CLOtHING HOUSE ' . Mn. James stmp1011 waa a sueat. Members responded to roll cau with a Christmas symbol and ill origin . ship of the club were Mrs. WUUam Swatzel, Mrs. R u s a e 11 • L1ahtcd VHF/UHF Channel Seled:on • MemOf)'-Matic VHF Praet Fine Tunina • Simplified Color- Preference Controlt MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE REXALL DRUGS WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPI10NS 992-2955 POMEROY, o.· POIIIEROY ZENITH• ATHENS RD. POIIIEROY, 0. 99:1-6098 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BVY FA:MILY .RECREATION Miniature Chrisbnaa comueopiaa were given as favora. Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. WaJter Crooks and Mrs, PraU were the bostene 11 . lhe anplo proclaimed lhe birth of Christ. IDclw!ed in her presentation ••• "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claua." In AIIPOIIae to roll call, meJDoo bers ottered • Christmas cualom. Mr1. Bernard Fullz, ho.. tess, served retreahmenta. N"ra. 199.95 ROYAL OAK PARK which waa centered wttll a garland of gold mqnollas, _poin&ettias, and fruit accented with minIature red poinsettia lights. menllftl thatcarolsstartedwhen . f!t11 3100 clftlt. Within nell unit 11 1 llllh q11ttl!' twl11-a~111 aptallef pro. duclnt t ff.ctuencl reuonst of 40 to 15,000 epa. Malrl lblllt1 IHIIIfll 110· watt P..k IIIU.IC PGwtr solld·ltllt lilt· pllflt~t Shlrto Pttclsion rfl:Ofd.ctltllpr wilt! Mk:to-Toutlt3 2111 tone ttm1 "'"" blllttlllll IOLidnth(tltreo bii~Mt COliIto! ; IIPirllttrltblt tnd bill tontrolt. MDdtM-dllllll Cl(lillfl 1:11 Grtlntd Wtl · nut color wltll rnl'tthlnl IP"IItrs. WILUS ANtHONY LEIVING COAL COMPANY Middleport Mere Janice Holter. espec.lal.ly Dicken's •tChrtstmas Clrol" aril Hana Christian Anclerten's 11 The Lit.tle Match Girl." She llid the cullom or givl,. "ttffl oriirlnoled wllh lhe wlse- lutlontry new "Cir· tit of Soun.d" tuturn unlq~_,1 dtflt~ctor two prizes will t i o ned bt llltrd - tH tround Lincoln - MerCIU')' - CCIInol - Englloh FCII'd · S911-6601 85 N. COURT ST. ATHE:NS, 0. MDlDLEPORT, 0100. to that Sbe was accompanied to t h e meeting by her granddaughter, SCHEDULE PTA GAME The ~acuse PI'A women will Scripture, poetry, and legeJKls play the women of the Thwers ot Christmas were presented in Plains PTA in a basketbB11 cona PJ'08r&lll given by Mrs. Rich- test at the Syracuse building at ard O•nm at Wedneaday's meet- 7:30. Saturday, The Tuppers lrw of lhe M!ddtoport Lllerary Plalna men will meet the men CltG. of -the &Yracuse PI' A also in a Mrs. Owen, uaing "Chriltmas leeond game. in .America" as her tq)ic, traced the tdatory of ·customs. earala, s)'lllbols and the cluslc storiu or the season. She meo- '"*"d no m81ter wltete rou 111 SALES - ALLIS CHALMBERS - SERVICE F/oRM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3435 MIDDLEPORT, O. Yuletide Lore Is Traced in Club Program "ME:IIBER OF THE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE RS PLAINS PH. 667-3280 BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND Sle said GUts for 67 veteran• at t h e pertaining to Christmas. Southeastern Ohio Mental Health For lhe program, MI08 L.vdlo Center, Athens, presented at a Ebersbach provided a story party Thurec!Q given by t h e "There i1 Ro<m •t the Inn," which was read by Mrs. Neutz· Athens Post 21, American Leling. Mrs. Elhel WUllamsonpve gion, were provided by the auxan article on the origin of the lllarlea ot Melg11 County Americarol .. Away bl the Ma•er." can Legion Posts. The Athens unit and ita auxMr•. Ellen Couch was weicom.. Uiaey, headed by WUIIam. Mc· ed •• a Tat member ot the club. K-..,.;nmllllder, ·IIIII 'JII r a. ·· Mrs. Neldllng served a denert Rulh Nai!BI, auxiliary prelident, course. A COMJOLITJ!LY NIW CONCIPT IN STEREO SOUND LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE w. v.\ w roll can by gi vine a carol or ·quotation With the bope It wm, in ICDe 11l81811rl, Colter ... help IUIItain that which is aood in lamlb' IIIII community nro,lhiii'OIIureil-"bylhe bualnoaollrmo IIIII orpnizatl01111 wboee nomea appear below. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD lllihlllhtln& the amual Chrlot- Neutzlins at the organ, and a gift exchange •round the lighted tree. Members reoponled HEINER'S BAKERY Topic on Holy Land mas party of the Middleport Ama- be awarded in the :.bree catep. teur Gardeners Wednesda,y night ies or reUgious. ROn - religious, at the home ol Mr1. A r t h u r and doorway or window. F i r s t Mra. Harold Lohae. strauss was a program on the prize will be $10 and seCUJd Mr. IIIII Mro. Win lam Neue Hob' Land presented by M r s. prize $S:. Jud&tng has been and famll.v of Beilef'mta.lne were Homer HoJter, Five Points, a scheduled 6:30 p.m. on Wednef.. recent Yilitora or their parents, member ol. the Chester Garden da,y, Dec. 18. No reglatratioo.ls Mr. and Mra. Uawln Neaae and Club. required, Mr. and Mn. Cllfl'ord Phlllips. Mra. Grace Pratt, president, other reature• ol the meetMrs. C, L. Hiller of Minen- Ing lnchMied die welcoming of announced that Mrs. 0. P, Klein vWe I• spending the holidays seven new members and an- will present the garden club prowith her 1011., Eugene, and fam- nouncement of plan• for the an. gram on WMPO at 9 a.m. on Ily of Akron. nual Christmas home decorat- Jan. 6. Mrs. J. ll Meek left Thea- Ing contaol. Gifts for an exchange were day for Vlntoo, .,_. where lhe Scene• ot old Jeruulem and placed beneath a decorated tcee . wae ealled 4le to the aerlous Bethlehem were Included in Mrs. The wrappings were judged with Ulne11 ol her ai.lter, Mrs. Ber- Holter'• alide presentation. :lie prizes going to Mr.s . Wise, Mrs. tha Danner. spoke of the hillside Where Jos- Betty Cline. and Mrs. Glenn Lameph and Mary came after their bert. Mrs. Thomas won the host20 mile journey from Nazareth. ess prize, and Mrs. Brown waa A110 Included in her preaenta- the winner ot the traveling prize. Mra. Pratt and Mrs. L. E. tlon were JJidea or G r e e c e, Egypt, Iarael, Italy, E))giand, Ire- Reynolds presided at the refreshland, and Switzerland. Mn. Hol- ment table. A red cloth with a red ter toured Europe last I!IUmmer. net overlay was used on the table rangement ot red roses ao:l tapers. Mlnlature Santas were giv· . Paul A. w:;e ~h, ~t. m., om ng wors There was carol atrwtrw and pmea urder the direction or Mr•. Bower. Members exchanged gifts and presented eifts to Mil· ton Rwsh, telcher of the class, •111 Mrs. Harold Smith, president. Mrs. Bowers 11erved • salad course on crystal trays. AtteMtne besides tho•e named were kevin Venoy and Mrs. Denver Kapple. her 11row up with the highest ideals, he hesitated a moment before he answered her question. Then he •aid, "God made the world." (And he wondered why he hadn't said "God is nobody-there isn't any god.") Her wondering eyes and pursed lips tugged &t his heart. "Gosh, Daddy," she mused, "He's somebody to know!" Whether you're a child or an adult, that pretty well su11111 it up. Either God is nobody-or He I• Sotnebody To Know! And the church bells ring every Sunday. Sellers, pastor. Sunday Sebxtl, ;so~ Mra. Dorea Arnold 11 reru- Day". ..• Our neighbor has a little daughter. And, being something of a skeptic, PICtures Highlight A carkllellght service was rea.. tur.d at the anmal Chriatmas p&J1)' or the Golden Rule Clus ot the Pome,·oy Church ot Christ Tuesday nlght at lhe home or Mrs, Elwood Bowera. Takit'W part ln the service were Robert Woods, aa the spirit of Chri11mas; Mrs. RobP.rt Woods, the candle o1 hope; Mn. C(Do rad Ohllnaer. the c•ndle of fiJth; Mrs. Louis Oaborne, the candle of brotherhood; Yra. Ed.. ward Venoy, the candle of lovej Mra. Bowers, tl'le carxlle o1' peac::e, and Mrs. Dalll\)" Brickle&, the candle or Joy, It was eoneluded with prayer by the minister. Mrs. Charles Eskew was pr~ g:ram chairman. MUton Roush presented devotions uaing the aecond chapter or St. Luke. "The I.Bleued Ctu-iatmas" was read ·oy Mra. E1kew and Craig Venoy gave "Everyday is Christrnll!l • • pastor. Cluq, 9:30 L A- pallor, Bible olud;y eluae1,SUnday, 10a.m. Worshlplllllpreach-r. ----• 1111 worlhfp, 7:10 p.m.; PA¥er IIIII prlilt 10mce, Tlllrec!Q, p,_.., h.:"&;:..::.:: Pomeroy. Property 'Transfers $Jnda)r 1 Hrviees, 7:30 p.m. ••• ••• ~doll "'IL ochool, 9:10 Lm.; wor- uam Reevtl. The O.Uy SeiCinel, Candlelight Service•is Party Feature • • Church _ HarriiOIMlle Road - RO¥. R0J Tllwr, po-; WU- ocllstbuildlnl. Diatrtetyouthral· st., POmeroy.Cburchsctaleaeh ly llroiMondayofel<hmonth. neoday evenings at 7:30, Prayer !Uidly al 10:80 a.m. Third 9Jn. Wednooda)', 8 p.m. LETART UNITED METHO. IIIII Bible study. day of each IIIOIIth .., morninll POMEROY CHURCH OF THE DIST CHURCH- Flrlll ond SicFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION oervlce, Holy eommunlon, 7:30 NAZARENE- Comer Unlonlllll ond &mc~ayo preacblng, 8 p.m.; -Bald Koobs, Portland-BIIshan p.m. :Mulberry. Rev. Clyde v. HenderTidrd and Fourth 9md&Ya. Sun- .Jload. Rev. E. J. Grlmth,pastor. SOUTH BETIIEL UNlTED aon. pastcx'. SUnday School, 9:30 dQ SchoOl tO a.m., Worablp Hr- ~ SchoOl, 9:30 a. m. i Rog- METHODIST _ Worship, sec:ond L m.; Raymond Walburn, Supt. Yice 11 a.m.; TU.udaY evtninP er Wlltred, ~t. SUrdaYPr worsh~ and fourth Sunday, 10:30 L m.; MornintJ worship, 10:30 L DL; 118 p.m., PrayerandBlbleltudJ. service, 7;30 p. m. ayermee -llrat ancl third SUndays, 7:30p.m. Evealag Service, 7:30p.m. Mid-RVTLAND CHURCH OF THE IJVo Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., 1!111- ·Sunday School, 9,30 a. m. Youth week oervlce, Wednosday, 7:30 NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. 'ford Frederick. class leader. Fellowship, 6 P.m. each &mdly P.m. Grllllm, Jr., putoo". Sunday Youtll Fellowship, f'rillllll, 7:30p. at 'l'lQJers Plalno United MolhC>FOREST RUN UNITED METH· ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. Slutocbool, 9:80 LRL; IIIOI'IIing ..,... m. Ernest Deeter, Ieeder; RoB- dial Church. ....... 10:30 a.m.·, -'"" r'llllln. - er WUtred, Jr., presldeiL I _.,_ W ...... -·-• 9 ._. •-- ~ olSON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- er, ......-· OI'M..,. _,.ce, _ple'l aentce, 6:45 p.m.o evange.. .. M · L m.; Sunday School, 10 L m. llotlc aem.. l, 7,30 p.m. Wed- OF GOD - Secand St.. Muon, '!be Rev, CheaterBryaut,pallor, Mro. Fred Nelle, Sq)L audl7 weninl Ml'V1c:e, 7:30. W. Va. SwJta.y SchOOl, 10 ~ Sunday School, 9:30a.m.;. Wor:MINERSVILLE UNITED M~- --~-. 11 a. m, ~- ship aervlee, 11 a. m.,· EveniiiK """'"' "'"" :METHODIST - Rev. Wendell MDlDLEPORT HEATH UNITJD geHatlc. 1ervleo, .7:30 p. m •.Bible TIOrshlp, 7:30 P• m. PrQer IIOI'V• _., 11111.. pr•.- oervteo,Wed- Ice, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth Stutler, poswr. Sundlljo Sc....a, METHODIST-liD: E. Donatue, •_......, ~9 L m.; KennelhWiaena, o.~ mlni!Ur; JUllol BrmDcton, neadoy, 1:30 p. m. Chalfler. '1:••: Service, Tlllreday, 7:10 P. D4 ._. niDI, pastor. Plme 773-5lllll~ IIOIIIbly llrw•, llrlll Saturday at, Woroilp •onlee, 10 L m. lbida)' · - lliJlOrlnWndenl. CARLETON CHURCH -King&• each monllt. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE a.ureh 1ebool, 9:30 a.m.j JDOrtl.o log worlldp, 10:30 a.m.; youth bury Ruld. School. 9:30 HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIS- NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. MUler, me<._. llmc.IQ", 8_p.m.Choirre.. a. m., Ralpb Carl. &p. Worlhip TIAN Church - James Smith, pastor. .., o b Mlxlre, Sund8.Y .liouoall(ldatadoy, 7p.m., choir aorvleo. 10:30 a.m. IIIII 7:30 P. Pallor; Robert Paulaen, !lmdiY S<...,. Supt. Sunlay Schoolclaas-. ,.. dlreetor, Bat PhiliOn. Prayer m. a1t8rnideb'. Praler meeting, achooi supt. Morning service, ea for all ages, 9:30 Lm.; Mora-W-sda.r,1:30 p.m. 9:30a.m.; belay 1chool, 10:ts 118 Wor1hip, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS Mnice, w~. 8 p.m. a.m.; youth meeting, 6:15 p.m. Somdll1 6:30 p.m.; EvangeHotlc .CIIRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcea Service Sunday 7:30 p.m.; :MJd. ot 315 Main st, Pl. Pleaaant, SuDtiQ'a 11 L m.; WednesdQJ I p. m. All welcome. m- 7 - • • m., MH. UNITED FAITH CHURCH MT. UNION BAPTIST - .,_Rev. . ~~ .._, 6: SO p, m. Mrl. .. _ -..... a...-.., p m.·OftlclalBolrd llrstSUidi.J Neue Settlement- Robert E. cecU Cox, pastor. SWldaJ ;xnu~a director; ~ ' L-Z.. ~~---, • • • e.-.- reiiiNU-~. each montb, 8:30 p. m. Smith, Sr., pastor, &mdaY achool s•-rinterdeli., E a r I Starkey, ....____ ..• ~ , _ __,, 7: p, m., ••~s. ~ OAK GROVE IJNlTEDMETHO. au.... ~., - -~'- •_ · ·, au DIST CHURCH- W. Dale Mc..,. Roy Jahn!NXL S u n d a Y Sunday Sctlool, 9:45 a.m. t SwKII.Y .N...e, "'""""'• , _ achool, 9:30a.m.;-- worship ser- evenins worship, 7:30; Wednn• day, Bumy Bee:;: · party in Clurg.paltor. SuDdlySdlool, 1 ~ vice, 10:30 a.m . and 7:30p.m. day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 ebQreh 10Cial • W 1p l'i 9 30 each &mday. Youth meeting and o.m. RUTLAND C \U R C H OF :30 a. m.ll; "':.~ lhlrdser ~~~ ••1 choir practice, 6:30 p.m. each SUTION UNITED ME1110.. CHRJSI' - E~ Underwood, L m., ra ,_._, 9Jnday. • DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Me- postnr; V. H. Brale,, Sq)L; Su,.. ~~LAND"'METHOillliT KENO CHURCH OF CHRf)T- ClUl'l, pastor. SuDday Schoci, day 1 chool, 9:30 a. \Jn.; comN McCain , ......rfntendent.. 10:30 L m.; Worstdp service, munlon and worsh~ service,10:- CHURCH - Rev. C. J. Ln130ley, orman ' _... • 9 30 m. seconcl aid fourth 30 moe11 Thur pastor. Cburch School.S: a.m.; Services _~klY. at 9;30 L m. : a. ' Lm.; p~er II& a- Wor1hlp service, 10:30 a. m. ~P!'eachllll,llnl 11111 lhlrdSunday ~each monh. day, 7:30 p,RL of moalb by Charles Russell ot CHESTER CHURCH OF THE CIIFSTER II!ETIIODIST Charlo ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST; a.m. NAZARENE _ Rev. Herbert - Rev. Plarl A. Cuto, pastor. Pomeroy .. Harrisonville RoM. 9 30 BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate. pastor. Worship service, CHESTER: Worsbfp, 9 a. m.; John Webster, pastor; Ray Lit-CHRIST _ Charlell Russell, pu- 11 L m. and 7 :30 p.m., Surday. · SUnday School, 10 L m.; Mrs. tle, Sundly school superllten·tor. Richard Gilkey, SuiJt, Sun.. Surday School. g:30 a.m. Ri~C~ Wald Spencer, SUpt. FLAT... dent. Sunday school, 9:30 Lm.; day School, 9: 30 L m.; Morrlirw ard Barton. Supt., Olarles Bi&- WOOilS; Cburch sebool, Sunday, morning worship, 10:30; Sunday Worl!lhip, 10:30 L m.i ~ stU, assistant s~L Prayermeot- U a.m., John BailY. supt. Wor- evenifl8 service, 7; prayer mee~ -~-· Blbl e ir:v, Wedne11day, 7:30 p.m. . shiP aervlce alllomale& with AI· lng, Wednesday, 7 p.m. worship, 7 p.m. wii:IUI.,,....ay fred IIIII Fiattroods. Servlceo atud.Y, 7:3° p, m. """"""· Slnlay mornllw or evening, of ST:Ji>AN's LlirrlERAN-Brl· i¢QRGANIZEO CHIJRCH OF HARRISONVILLE e··• - k , an Eagel, - · r.rorniJw worJeous Christ of Lotter D a y ~ S g~~H DAY ADVENTIST ohlp, 9 a. m,; Sunday Sclloolo Sainte, Portland • Kleine Ruld. · c Cburch - Pmleroy, Mulblrry 10 :30 L m, Sunday Schoo~ i:30 a.m.; lolor,.. ·/lllnday S<hool, 9:30 L m. Sui>-. Hei8hll Rood, north of VolorUII ST. PAUL'S L11111ERAN -32 tar: Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sun!la,y dU serVIce, 8 p, m., the ReV;. · · J.Dmwrial Holpltal. PbiJUp Gal· · E. second st.., POmeroy. Sunday ~service at 7. Wednesday !:kl Ilcnahue of Mlddlepo<l or,-· WediiOedQ, 7:30 p. School,10 a.m.;Worshlpaemce e-' ..... . prayer service, 7:30. ..... ng. ~..a.. .... pr&¥trm eet • Jl SYRACUSE L m. -..-....,. m., Bib!t ~ UNITED METHOPastor, Eldw Frederick J, stoJEHOV All'S WITNESSES, Lar· 118. Saturday: Sabbath School, -· - -. - ~ .. • • •••• a. m,·, wor-up, 9 •.30 L m, DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. -y Carnahan, presidlemlnlater. 10 .,... Diu Sellers, pas lor• o~ .. ~ .. •·hool F1RST UNITED PRESBYTER.. ...... ~ • SUnd11: Bible lecture, 9:90a.m.; lAN CHURCH _ Middleport. 9:30 a. m., Ben QuiserDerry, BIIAI>BURY CHURCH OF Wolcb Tower-· 101l1Cla. m,; Guest Minister. James Buchan. Slit..• "·-•~u.u~ ...... wora hip, 10 :30 L · CHRIST_ 9lada,y achool, 9:30 a. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 P.m. an, Sunday School Su,perinten.. m., nnt and third Sundays each m. GlenEYan1, &lpi.Cturcboer- Thursday: Ministry ochool, 7 p, · -•vices. 10:30 a.m.j evening aer~ m. Sen1ce meeting, 8 p.m. denL Sunday School, 9:30 Lm. montvlh. 7E3v0eoou,.; e\'al1gellnd sUe vice, 7 :30; Wednelda.Y. prayer MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. ser ce, : p. m., seco and Miller st. _ EveriOI'I Weekley, •• •• •• SPONSORS Jimmie' s Pastry Shop Middleport Wine Store Grueser" s Waffle Shop Jad.'s Dairy Bar Faroman&AbiDrt lngola Fomlluro Staro Cross Har4ware Baker Furniture Yillat• l>hormoey Kint• Radio & TY H. & R. Firestone Dealer Stare Brannon a Garage Zerkle Trucking Cotnpany Grover' a Studio Rawlinga·Coah McClure' 1 Dalry I tie Mary Juno' a Beauty ShoNe Tom Goott-·PIA Joo' o C~r,...o~ Middleport Lunch R- · Milia-Simpson l~tiVrance P,. T. J. BNdohow Tho Dolly S.ntinol LoS.IIo Hotol Bulllotto _Balllor Shop lRHinsott'• Tri ..t."stre Mioldlopoot Dopartmont Staro Shop,ers Bonanaa Dobo II arb or Shop Wallace ~owelty H. R. OliO< Sorvleo Station ~- lox Inc. S,oncoro Marht Ml.Wiol'"rl Book Stare Wom"' o Radio Bohr Cloth lou Dvll<!il Dtvg Company J Colomboo & S...thorn Ohio .EIHtrlc ci R!f\lla MI.._P...,, loc. , T~o Mootongo< ,p~Jillah;ng C.O.,iii~ · . Downhtt IAsvrance ~~cf' · ·..:'>"; ~ a......kiln Sloro Kol .. ·~lo Ford, lne. R; H. liowllngo Sono Company Yaonill. Maillot . Elllilw8omo 'Ollar~., Kl~g .a.ua.. Stitlflr ~ ' .r. we~~,,.; l.id Poihroloo~t '"' * ,~· , ~ 1>:!~ ••'!J..Illl ' t.,., ·,• c.Me ~ ~1111 ~ . .... Qv- Celo ' ,if: ·\\¥,. ..... ''.· . . · �,... .-.. ..• ~ ~ -- · ......... - ~ ... -- .. _. __ ··------ .....-.--_ ___ ..., __.,. .... .,....... ___ .,..._,....... -.- . . ..... ~ ., -"'' "" ... -· . . . .... - .~~ - ~-- ... -· ........... ,......_ ,....._ .... ---· ~· -~-.-·- ••• ~rlday. Doco~==~~-= ~................. Directorv J fior Area Churches ' •I 18, 1963 MORNING ST/oR IJN1TED OLD DEXTER CONGIUlGA- MEntQDIST CtlliRCH - Rev. WWiom Alroon. pool«; J o h n lhle. ~i ROJ Van Meter, Aa1t. Sunday School, 9:30 L m. alureh Sq>l. Sunday S<hod, 9:.45 L IJ.I.l aenlcea tlrst aM third ~ iormrC- WOraiup, io:ts L m.; Pover meoii~Vo 7:30 p. m. TlurodQ, Fred E. !lmlth, lay· lMder. Youth FellowllhS», 7:30 = :~~~ .. m., 7:30 p. BETIIANY UNITED DIST CHURCH - Rev. Poul A. ALFRED METHODIST UNITED FAITH CHURCH of Peorl A. CosiO, ,....,.. - sw.. 5ellera, peator, Morning WQI'<o NoiSe Selllemont, Sunlay School dQ Schad, 9:30, Uo,d.DUllrwer, IbiD. 9:30 L ~j &dla)' School, ~rlntendenl, RoY John-, . 10:30 L m. Blythe Thel1!11 1 Supt. Jouth meetirw, 6:30, SundQ. 5q>L w....hlp Slrvlee, IO:ts L Youitl Fellowship, 8:30 p. Illm.' with the Rev. casto. TuesTHE RUTLAND COMIIIJNITY day, Dee. 17, Wmnen.'s Society CHURCHRev. ,._. Tllllopol• SYRACUSE F1RST UNITED meets at 8 p. m.. for Christmas PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Llnlon tor. Sunda.v school, 9:30 LM.i party IIIII gift ......... at the StebbW. paator. SUndl.>' acbaol, eburdl. Sunclly, Dec. 22, 8 p.m. Lee Btrnem. ~; anldl church Chriltml• pro- worst@ service. 11 a.m. Wed- 9:30 a.m. i worship aervlee, 10:ao •• m.; Bible stWI.Y ud pra)'tr .,..,._ Wedneoday, 7:4! p. m., neldQ pr.,-er rneet:lnL 7:30p.m. service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. !UnljQ nll!lrt worship, 7:30, prayer services. Till! DANVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH- Charle•D<ner,pooPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST LOTTRIDGE UNITED METR· tor; Mra Swick, Sunday S<hool _ John WDol, a.ndi.Y ochool ODIST _ ,\Yorahlp,llrotllllllhlrd Sqlerlntendonl. Sunday School, oupl. !Uidly odlool, 9:30a.m.; SUI!dllya ol each month. lO:tS L 9:30 L m.; Wor11hlp service, mornlns: woratdp, 10:30 a.m.j m.; · aeeoad uir ~ Sunclayo, 10:30 a. m. Youtll IJXi Junlor BYF, 6 p.m. Bible olud;y, Wed7,30 p. m. Sunday Sc-. 9:45 youth oervice, 6:45 P. m. Eve- noec!Q, 7 p.m.; choir pra<lice, L m. Chrtatlan Endeavnr,lhlrd niJW worship, 7:30. P;;'er IIIII 8:30p.m., Wednesday. Saturday of each month. praise, Wedneada)', 7: • · .. ~ LAUREL CLIFF FREE MET& OIISI' CHURCH- Sunday School 1:30 a. m., mornillg worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evenlnc worshJp, 7:30p.m.; WeGaesdl;y, Chrlatlao Youib Crulldfrs, 6:30p.m• . aad prayer meetlna:. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p. 111. 11. Eugene GUI, paS1x>r; Phil Wiae, ~ DEXTER CHU~H OF CHRIST -RDnnie Rullell. pastor. NorDW1 c. WUI, s ¢ !bldoy School! 1:30 lo m.; Worahlp service, 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor ~ evera1q. RACD'fE FIRST CHURCH OF 11fE NAZARENE -a.dayScbool 1:30 a. m.; Mclrllllgr Wor•hlp. 10:10 a. m.; ~ Worsbtp, 7:10p.m. I'I'Qer _._ aemceo, 7:80 hool p. m. Wec!M-... Sunday Sc . S..,.rlulloudonl, Poullne MrCUn~· -~, Rev, Morrlo u - ~r:-~ TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED METHODIST- MondrwWorohlp 9:30 L m. at former EUB buildI~Wo EllpllndedSunday School sealioo for ruraery to grade six ehUdren at former Me-al..,. - • 30 ~ ~- J DO-..: L , ~a. am e I chll • stout. dren ~nt. Churcb School, edultolllll ·· youth, 10:30 L m.; ;junior high, oonlor high IIIII youag edull1 meet in former Methodist Church tor SUndQ Church School. Boyd Haclcney, youth 1upertnte1Xlent; post high elan IIIII aonlor adults meet!,. In former EUB bulldl,., . Hol:art Vineyard. S\l>t. Adult m.. .. ble Class party, last Monday each mooth. Youth Fellmrstdp each &.u:lll1. 8 p.m.. in former Meth-- ~-~·· Church ServtceL p. RL - - · MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. Menzel Smith, paator. Sun da y Sc...,., 9:30 L RL; Rui..U Splll. cer, ••: Alfred Wotre, 11111.,.. ant. VDmlrw Sermon 11 L m., ewnbrs aermon. 7:30p.m., alter•IIIII eoch Sulllily. C1&01 meet.1111 11 &.m., oltem&IIIIK Sunlay mornillla. David Holter, c II II i (elder. Christian Endea..,., 7:30 · p. IIIlo every other SUndQ eve- Juanita Spencer, president. Poverme 0t!Dg, 7:30p.m. every Wednesday.\ Boord meollag, 7:30 p,_m., ftrol Mon<IQ of month, nlng, POM.mOY TRINITY UNITED' CHURCH OF CHRIST- RO¥. W, H. Perrin, pallor. Potdl:k D. Wood, ~-~ ~1, 9:15 ., m.; ,.--..... Youtll 1 cbDir rebearlal, a. m. Ball, - - - ·IIW~ Wlllllldllt 7M P.. ~~~;,=~,..reO= ~fir - Melp lhl» ~enlc:e, 10:30 a.m.; even- 7:30 p.RL WEsLEY AN UNITED METHO. Dis'!' CHURCH, RaclM - W. Dale McCiur1, pooler. Somdll1 School. 9:30 L ·m.;WorJhlp HI'Y.. tee, 10:30 L m.; Bible Stulb'. WedDe..,., 7:30 p. m.J U.K. Y.F. 7 p.m. eochSundiQ>;JUIIIcra.alr pnetlce, Wednoec!Q, 3:11p.m.; Senior Choir pracUee, 'I1Rir&day, 7:30 p. m.; Weaieyan Senlce Guild, fourth MondiY each month at 7:30 p. Dl.i Hippy Huadera clus meet1111, tourlll f'ri1111l1 of each month, 6 p. m.; W.S.C:S., oecond f'rlllllll ooch monllt, 7:30 p. m.; Oftlcia1 Board, second Monc1Q ..ch mon1h, 7:30 p. m. PORTLAND UNITED METHO. DIST CHURCH - W. Dale :Me- MDDday. GRAHA:M tJN1N:D METH(). DJST CHURCH- Preaching, 9:30 a.m.• Fint and Second &mda,ya of each month; 11drd and Fourth each month, Worablp 1erviee at 7:30 p.m.j Wed- ~s lng, 10:55 a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7:30. Bible study classes, Wednesda,y, 7~30 _p.m. • GRACE EPISCOPAL-E. Main .._. ':ilsiroRY UNITED "iiBTHO. DIST. avracuse - Rev. WendeD stutler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; Carroll Norria, Supt. WorlhJp servlee,ll L m.; MYF 6 p.m. Sunday. Prayer meeting M. Schuler, Parcels, Rutland. Joyce Mills, Ertrx., Freda Fischer, dee., to C. .H. McKenzie, Eva J. McKenzie, Lots. Max A. Eichinger I sr •• JU!Iltll A. Elddrwer, to George G. Gum, Sr., Fay L Gum, Lot. Pomeroy. Normon H. Bohr, Daylene M. Bahr, to Minter V. Fryar, Ruth Jl.llm G. Poll&r,, VIrginia E. M. Fryar, 160 Acres, Orange. Pollard, to Trustees of AposFrank K. Ewins to Asa A. Hoaa IGIIc Llglrthouoe Churcl! or Atl>- klns, Parcel. Pomeroy. et\1, Inc., Parcels, SclpiQ. Chauncey F. Werner, dee., to Bertha E. Oliver, dec., Haz- Letha C. Werner, Dale Werner, el Eichinger. Admix., to Paul Paul Werner, Betty Fife, Cert. Eichirpr, June Elchlnpr, .23 for Trans., Salisbury. A., Solllbury. Ew E. Holsi1J8er, Aka., Eva William H. Rtchmcml, Edrw. E. Lockwood, Aka., to Bloln TQ· M. RidmloDI w Ora B. Weddell, lor. Gladys Taylor, Parcel, Or-•75 A.. Rulland. Charleo A. Schuler w Evelyn Letha C. Werner, LuclUe ·- JUST ARRIVED LOYELY MONUMENTS ' SPEOAL WINTER PRICES Yo• Should Choek Bof.ro Yo• Burl Ol11or Mow For hrlr S,.lot Settint lEGAl MONUMENT CO. lloln .,, SILVER RUN FREE WliJ.. week PrQ"er meeting WednesBAPTIST _ Rev. Cludlll Alklu, day 7:30p.m.; Mlsslonar7 Meetpastor. Richard Flnk,Sunday 118 Sleond W-ec!Q of eacb School Sq>erlnlealenl. Sundl1 . month 7:30p.m. School, 10 L m.; Worahlp, 7:30 MASON BAPTIST CHAPELp. m. Prayer meeting, Thurldly, The Rev. Harold Cumlngham, 7:30p.m. Cbolr practice, Tueo- palitor. Charleo Llmblrt, Sunday, 7 p. m. day School Sq)L CoriiOr Second IIIII Pomeroy Sla., Mloon, w. CARLETON CHURCH-Kbw~t- VLi Sunday school, 9:"45 a.m.i bury Ro6d. The Rev. Jf¥ Stiles, worahtp service, 11. Wednea- posror. Rllpb carl, S. s. SoiiiL clay eveniag, trainiJW unloo, 7; Sundl.y School, 9:30 L m. Wor- prayer service, 7:45. ohlp service, 10:30 L m. IIIII R 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED 7:30 p, RL olllor,.lely. Prayer METHODIST - C. J. LemieJ, aervtce each Wedneldly, 7:30 pastor; Harold Blackston. church P. m. school 1\C)ertnt.ement. Morning POMEROY CHURCH OF worahlp, 9:30 L RLl churcl! CHRIST- Robrt fL Wood, Pl... aehool, 10:15 a.m.; ewnlnc wor·· tor. Sunday Bible Study, 9:30 L ship, 7:30; MYF Sunllay, 6:30 m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; p.m. Prayer meeUrw and Bible Youth meeting, 8:30 p, m.; Eve- atudy, Wednelday, 7:30p.m. Adnlng worship, 7:30. Mtd-Week mlnlstrative councu meeting, service, Wednesdly, 7:30 p.m. 8rat Monday ot Meh month, 7:Junior choir practice, Frida)', 30 p.m. 4 P· m. 'JDEN vNlTED BRETIIREN IN LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN, CHBIST - Eldon II. Bilko, Pll• LanpviUo VWap, Rev. Robert tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m~ Euaone Muner, Putor. Worahlp Wlllllo Hollilller, aupt. IIDrDiiiK. oervlca10:30, Gltma Foii.Y,!bl- .......,, 11 a.m. Eoelllllloerv· ciQ School &!pl. Sunday School do Cbrl- - - · 7:30 P. at 9:30 a.m.j SUDdll nllbt .-. · m., Mrl. Lfda Cbnaller, preal. vlee 7:30p.m. M l - aarvlee ~ Sq ~ IIIII ~ WediiOiday nll!lrt at 7:30. BIBLE BAPTIBr TEMPLE, HIDo....uio, Ohio. Cllurcl! oervWerner, Dale D. Wei-nlr, P•Ld.- Ieel eaeh Frida¥ evenlna, 7:30 . Werner, Marpret Werner, Jlet,.. p.m. Putor Koa llerrinalon of I.Y Fife, Rolcoe F1fe w HOJ'ICO . . . _ - B aPt I 1 t RI)Jlh Edwardl, Joan Loulae U Cllardl. Bllllo Slud)' eacb Wedwarda, Lot, salisbury. ot 7:10p.m u• ---• - IMPRESSIONABLE • • •• AGE • m.·, .&nlay SchoOl, Worahlpaervtce, 7:30 Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- fourth Sunday !I. no•••· • THAT CARMEL UNITED METRO. Ro~ DIST CHURCH - • .... You have to be so careful what you !'lay to children when they're at that impressionable age. he'::> been careful not to let her be exposed to religious teaching, at least not in any direct way. ' But the other night she asked, 14Who is God?" And, since he wants to see m.; • 1 L ::::a~:=~:~~ service, 8 P. m. secon:l • nd lhlrd Sunday each month. ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Pa.tor. Ralph ~encer, ~t..; .Fldon Weeks, Als't. Wor11hip aervices, 9:30 Lm.; SundayFeiiSchoolh, 10:30 a.m.~ Youth OW"I lp, 6:30. W-sday: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. CHURCH OF CHDIST- :Mid· dleport, 5111 IIIII Main. Jaek Scttea ....... Bible School 1·30 ' ...., ' • a. m.; MOrnilll worahlp, 10:30 a. m.; Ewnillll--"11>, 7:30p.m,; Prayer aentee, Weclneiday, 7 p. m Rev RaU1In _..._ ' ' - - · ,.._.., CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ,.,~·- u - •·-'-Mlll -~·.... · · - · · ~. er,, ,puior, Lest1er 'I'Qior, Supt.SUII· clay Scbool, 9:30 a. m,; MomlnK Worahip,\ 10180 a.m.; J1m1or Soelel)l, 6,80 p. m,; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday Etqeliltl.c meettrw, 7:30p.m. Pover meetilll, Wed-•. nesday, 7:30p.m. TRESALVA110N ARMY -EllYOl' liar S. WiJdlll, ollleer In eharp, Sundaj<, 10 s.m., HoHness meettrw; 10:34l a. m. Sunclay School. Y - Peo!>le'o LO• gim, 7p.m.;SolvatlmmeeiiiiK, 7,30 p.m.; Thurec!Q, 1 w 3 p. IR.i Llldles Hmn.e I.ea&ue; 7p.m.. ,Prep elalaea. MT, MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid· diepo<l, · eornor of Fourth IIIII lohln St. Robert .Jocklon,pulnr. SundvSehool,9:1Qa.m.;Mon- Uw worship, 10:~ a.m., AmD14 Rlcherdl, 111111· RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev, Sem•l J, Jocklon, po-. · Prayer aemee, 9:3Cla. m.; Sun· day Sebool, 10 a.m., Mrl. Ger· trade, Butler • Slip&. Worlbl» aemeo, 1l L m.BIPIIII Traln1111 · Union, IIIII IIOCOIId SUndQ'a at S:30 »• m.; Mrl. Mar)' Woodo, proal-. HYSELL RVN FREE METRO. l r. b-· · DIST .. _ _ .. -r-u ~ • WI... pol• tor. llll~'--1 •;uv ft.41n ~ ~. a. m.; Momftll Wc:l'abi&t, 10:3G;·Eveailw worlldp, t:80; YCllnC ~It' I SerYico, 6:~p.m.;l'nl'ermeet118, '111UredQ, 7,30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP· TilT - Cherial w. Sl,....., pu111r. q...,-,SuolloJsehool ~ SUnday Cbureb Scbool, t:U a. m.i McJndlwworf!lllp, . 10:11. Sunday Blblo Slud1 hour, 7:30P.m. W-ec!Q e... nllll prayer oervteo, 7:10 p.m. There can be as manY i1 five eclipses of the 1ut1 In one year. There mUit be at leaat two and the uaual number 11 four. • perotm, ot homo after -oral da,yo hoopllallzatlcxl at st. Joo•1111 Hoopllal In Plrkerlbtu-g. W, Va. Mr. and Mra. James Sheet• or Hilllboro lfere weekend gueata ol her parents, Mr. and Contribution Is Made to Neec/y Family A cOI&ribution wu made to .a needy tamUy when the Pomeroy Shakespeare Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 8 e n Neutzllqj: tor a Christmas party. Using a red color scheme, the Neutzllng home Was exte~ d vely decoratf:d for the holiday se&son. Her re:keahmeR table was covered with a green doth and cettered with a large ar- en ai favors. Features of the meeting ln. eluded c&·ol l!linglq with Mrs. Mrs. Louia Reibel gaveapny· er, read the Chrlabnaa Story fr(lll Luke 2, and presented a story "Christma11 Eve Rut". ~~!l.TPtl. NOW I (Larry BoUey) WFST MAIN ST. -r. LYONS MARKET GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. MIDDLEPORT PHONE 992-3284 TU Llthl rovttor lull, riGII, n•fureiiNI"H R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ,OIDO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIUO BAKERS OF HOI.SUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mtc1e1vsn Thl MODIIINI Now, JOII CU htlr lttrto the way It RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE Wll mtttll r11r. Zti\Utl't re•o· CJIIndrk:al·tllt~ .,.,ur ut~lb with eonu dnl&ntd to dPru 11000d 111 1 com- PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 210 LINCOLN ST. MIDDLEPORT PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF HIGH GRADE COAL WEST COLU:MBIA, W. VA. ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIa SWI:M:MING RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET • tho quallly goealn Thereon Jolmaoo reminded lhe membKa or the Ale of the goods made by lho blind on display at lhe meetinJI, betofe the name goea on• .• .:· CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE Ingels Furnltun h wa1 announced tbat the ~ ntal bualneas meeti• wW be Jaa. 6 at the home of Mro. Forn•l BachteL MIODLEPORT OPEM EYEMIMGS • KENTIJCKY FRIED CIDCKEN THE STOKE WITH A RAR1 POMEROY, OIUO RACINE, 0100 SWISHER & LOHSE ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ' ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' F. J. WALLACE. JtWEI.~ EBERSBACH HARDWARE• CO. BlJLOVA W,ATCHES- SAI.Iih ~OCE EVERY-rriiNt IN RloRDWARE POMEROY, 0. FIJRNITIJRE AND APPUANCilll PIIONE 985-li30S' CIIESTER, ,O. GIIAT 18611. SECOND '' / IIIDIILEP liT i' i ..••NOt 4.' . FOR ALL OCCASIONS We wtre fiowen twerywhere 992-2039 CIR NIGHT M9·2951 Pomeroy Flo- Shop W. Mefn MRS. MILLARD OPEN P....-., VAN METER Evenings Welcomed into the memberBrown, Mrs. Joe Custer, Mrs. Melvin Swisher, Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Daniel Thomas, and Mlsa Bernice Am DursL Mrs. strauss, club chairman tor the annual lighting contest. reported on the event which is eo-spc~:~aorfld by the Middleport Garden Club, the Amateur Club. and lhe Middleport Chamblr of Commeri:!e. UNTIL CHRISTMAS CUT A GIFT LIST DOWN TO SIZE IN A HURRY AT THE··· EPORTBOOK ng Tonight Gifts Provided By Auxiliaries $ 00 , IN presented cartons of cigarettes and • dollar bW to each of the veterans. Game• were p~ed and refreshments of aandwiches, potato chips and co(fee served. GiU Certifiuates TO BE GIVEN AWAY AL~O MANY PI~ES OF FENTON in color. Many desrgns to choose from. Member Middleport Gift·A·Rama THREE PRIZES TOTALING 5 100.00 EVERY DAY 50.00-30.00-20.00 MONDAY THRU, FRIDAY, PHI LCD ENdOY 5·100.00 PRIZES, DEC. 23 Shop at these participating stores-· PARTICIPATING MEMBERS n•~~c~we-rW4~/r.ltf 111.1n. l)klu•• v 23" Philco Big Screen Rectanplar Color TV ,\ ·,.. . • •. - ,I. '' OPtN PiliM't NIGIU'S • >,5100...;7.HF-- •IAYNSti., ...... 1............ . ~:. ; ., Jerry"• Bea~t_r Shop Tiny's Foodland Tiny's Bargainland Martin Restaurant Citizens National Bank The Gr.at Atlantic & Pacific T" Co. kips BooU•ry Tho Klddio 5hoppo Yalloy Lumbe< & Supply Company Gosney's Duds-In-Suds Quality Print Shop AU modch ha..-e these features: Meigs Electrical Service Gftlerol Tire Sales French & Powell Servi u Station Westem Auto Anoclate Store • Ph~ 26.000-"JO!t Color Pilot Cool Chusit • ~ Maaicolor Picture Tube (onmo.l Mt•) Fine tunes the color pictu,. •utometicaiiJ, end loeb it In I IV,e Are A "Gold Star Store" • - Featuring Philco Get yourfree tlcllet here. No purchase 'llecessary Assoclltttl· WI• ••• TV H~RIIY MILLER '""'I" St. ~\ • FREE P FLOWERS As Low As $499.95 Coot .... TAKE SOMEONE WI111 YOU TO CHURCH .' ' IN POMEROY OVER 90 YE4RS KEli:MIT MGR. PH. 992-341111 RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHURCH AND OFF1CE SUPPLIESGtl!'TS 992..2841 IIIDDLEPOR:r,o. NEW YORK CLOtHING HOUSE ' . Mn. James stmp1011 waa a sueat. Members responded to roll cau with a Christmas symbol and ill origin . ship of the club were Mrs. WUUam Swatzel, Mrs. R u s a e 11 • L1ahtcd VHF/UHF Channel Seled:on • MemOf)'-Matic VHF Praet Fine Tunina • Simplified Color- Preference Controlt MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE REXALL DRUGS WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPI10NS 992-2955 POMEROY, o.· POIIIEROY ZENITH• ATHENS RD. POIIIEROY, 0. 99:1-6098 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BVY FA:MILY .RECREATION Miniature Chrisbnaa comueopiaa were given as favora. Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. WaJter Crooks and Mrs, PraU were the bostene 11 . lhe anplo proclaimed lhe birth of Christ. IDclw!ed in her presentation ••• "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claua." In AIIPOIIae to roll call, meJDoo bers ottered • Christmas cualom. Mr1. Bernard Fullz, ho.. tess, served retreahmenta. N"ra. 199.95 ROYAL OAK PARK which waa centered wttll a garland of gold mqnollas, _poin&ettias, and fruit accented with minIature red poinsettia lights. menllftl thatcarolsstartedwhen . f!t11 3100 clftlt. Within nell unit 11 1 llllh q11ttl!' twl11-a~111 aptallef pro. duclnt t ff.ctuencl reuonst of 40 to 15,000 epa. Malrl lblllt1 IHIIIfll 110· watt P..k IIIU.IC PGwtr solld·ltllt lilt· pllflt~t Shlrto Pttclsion rfl:Ofd.ctltllpr wilt! Mk:to-Toutlt3 2111 tone ttm1 "'"" blllttlllll IOLidnth(tltreo bii~Mt COliIto! ; IIPirllttrltblt tnd bill tontrolt. MDdtM-dllllll Cl(lillfl 1:11 Grtlntd Wtl · nut color wltll rnl'tthlnl IP"IItrs. WILUS ANtHONY LEIVING COAL COMPANY Middleport Mere Janice Holter. espec.lal.ly Dicken's •tChrtstmas Clrol" aril Hana Christian Anclerten's 11 The Lit.tle Match Girl." She llid the cullom or givl,. "ttffl oriirlnoled wllh lhe wlse- lutlontry new "Cir· tit of Soun.d" tuturn unlq~_,1 dtflt~ctor two prizes will t i o ned bt llltrd - tH tround Lincoln - MerCIU')' - CCIInol - Englloh FCII'd · S911-6601 85 N. COURT ST. ATHE:NS, 0. MDlDLEPORT, 0100. to that Sbe was accompanied to t h e meeting by her granddaughter, SCHEDULE PTA GAME The ~acuse PI'A women will Scripture, poetry, and legeJKls play the women of the Thwers ot Christmas were presented in Plains PTA in a basketbB11 cona PJ'08r&lll given by Mrs. Rich- test at the Syracuse building at ard O•nm at Wedneaday's meet- 7:30. Saturday, The Tuppers lrw of lhe M!ddtoport Lllerary Plalna men will meet the men CltG. of -the &Yracuse PI' A also in a Mrs. Owen, uaing "Chriltmas leeond game. in .America" as her tq)ic, traced the tdatory of ·customs. earala, s)'lllbols and the cluslc storiu or the season. She meo- '"*"d no m81ter wltete rou 111 SALES - ALLIS CHALMBERS - SERVICE F/oRM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3435 MIDDLEPORT, O. Yuletide Lore Is Traced in Club Program "ME:IIBER OF THE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE RS PLAINS PH. 667-3280 BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND Sle said GUts for 67 veteran• at t h e pertaining to Christmas. Southeastern Ohio Mental Health For lhe program, MI08 L.vdlo Center, Athens, presented at a Ebersbach provided a story party Thurec!Q given by t h e "There i1 Ro<m •t the Inn," which was read by Mrs. Neutz· Athens Post 21, American Leling. Mrs. Elhel WUllamsonpve gion, were provided by the auxan article on the origin of the lllarlea ot Melg11 County Americarol .. Away bl the Ma•er." can Legion Posts. The Athens unit and ita auxMr•. Ellen Couch was weicom.. Uiaey, headed by WUIIam. Mc· ed •• a Tat member ot the club. K-..,.;nmllllder, ·IIIII 'JII r a. ·· Mrs. Neldllng served a denert Rulh Nai!BI, auxiliary prelident, course. A COMJOLITJ!LY NIW CONCIPT IN STEREO SOUND LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE w. v.\ w roll can by gi vine a carol or ·quotation With the bope It wm, in ICDe 11l81811rl, Colter ... help IUIItain that which is aood in lamlb' IIIII community nro,lhiii'OIIureil-"bylhe bualnoaollrmo IIIII orpnizatl01111 wboee nomea appear below. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD lllihlllhtln& the amual Chrlot- Neutzlins at the organ, and a gift exchange •round the lighted tree. Members reoponled HEINER'S BAKERY Topic on Holy Land mas party of the Middleport Ama- be awarded in the :.bree catep. teur Gardeners Wednesda,y night ies or reUgious. ROn - religious, at the home ol Mr1. A r t h u r and doorway or window. F i r s t Mra. Harold Lohae. strauss was a program on the prize will be $10 and seCUJd Mr. IIIII Mro. Win lam Neue Hob' Land presented by M r s. prize $S:. Jud&tng has been and famll.v of Beilef'mta.lne were Homer HoJter, Five Points, a scheduled 6:30 p.m. on Wednef.. recent Yilitora or their parents, member ol. the Chester Garden da,y, Dec. 18. No reglatratioo.ls Mr. and Mra. Uawln Neaae and Club. required, Mr. and Mn. Cllfl'ord Phlllips. Mra. Grace Pratt, president, other reature• ol the meetMrs. C, L. Hiller of Minen- Ing lnchMied die welcoming of announced that Mrs. 0. P, Klein vWe I• spending the holidays seven new members and an- will present the garden club prowith her 1011., Eugene, and fam- nouncement of plan• for the an. gram on WMPO at 9 a.m. on Ily of Akron. nual Christmas home decorat- Jan. 6. Mrs. J. ll Meek left Thea- Ing contaol. Gifts for an exchange were day for Vlntoo, .,_. where lhe Scene• ot old Jeruulem and placed beneath a decorated tcee . wae ealled 4le to the aerlous Bethlehem were Included in Mrs. The wrappings were judged with Ulne11 ol her ai.lter, Mrs. Ber- Holter'• alide presentation. :lie prizes going to Mr.s . Wise, Mrs. tha Danner. spoke of the hillside Where Jos- Betty Cline. and Mrs. Glenn Lameph and Mary came after their bert. Mrs. Thomas won the host20 mile journey from Nazareth. ess prize, and Mrs. Brown waa A110 Included in her preaenta- the winner ot the traveling prize. Mra. Pratt and Mrs. L. E. tlon were JJidea or G r e e c e, Egypt, Iarael, Italy, E))giand, Ire- Reynolds presided at the refreshland, and Switzerland. Mn. Hol- ment table. A red cloth with a red ter toured Europe last I!IUmmer. net overlay was used on the table rangement ot red roses ao:l tapers. Mlnlature Santas were giv· . Paul A. w:;e ~h, ~t. m., om ng wors There was carol atrwtrw and pmea urder the direction or Mr•. Bower. Members exchanged gifts and presented eifts to Mil· ton Rwsh, telcher of the class, •111 Mrs. Harold Smith, president. Mrs. Bowers 11erved • salad course on crystal trays. AtteMtne besides tho•e named were kevin Venoy and Mrs. Denver Kapple. her 11row up with the highest ideals, he hesitated a moment before he answered her question. Then he •aid, "God made the world." (And he wondered why he hadn't said "God is nobody-there isn't any god.") Her wondering eyes and pursed lips tugged &t his heart. "Gosh, Daddy," she mused, "He's somebody to know!" Whether you're a child or an adult, that pretty well su11111 it up. Either God is nobody-or He I• Sotnebody To Know! And the church bells ring every Sunday. Sellers, pastor. Sunday Sebxtl, ;so~ Mra. Dorea Arnold 11 reru- Day". ..• Our neighbor has a little daughter. And, being something of a skeptic, PICtures Highlight A carkllellght service was rea.. tur.d at the anmal Chriatmas p&J1)' or the Golden Rule Clus ot the Pome,·oy Church ot Christ Tuesday nlght at lhe home or Mrs, Elwood Bowera. Takit'W part ln the service were Robert Woods, aa the spirit of Chri11mas; Mrs. RobP.rt Woods, the candle o1 hope; Mn. C(Do rad Ohllnaer. the c•ndle of fiJth; Mrs. Louis Oaborne, the candle of brotherhood; Yra. Ed.. ward Venoy, the candle of lovej Mra. Bowers, tl'le carxlle o1' peac::e, and Mrs. Dalll\)" Brickle&, the candle or Joy, It was eoneluded with prayer by the minister. Mrs. Charles Eskew was pr~ g:ram chairman. MUton Roush presented devotions uaing the aecond chapter or St. Luke. "The I.Bleued Ctu-iatmas" was read ·oy Mra. E1kew and Craig Venoy gave "Everyday is Christrnll!l • • pastor. Cluq, 9:30 L A- pallor, Bible olud;y eluae1,SUnday, 10a.m. Worshlplllllpreach-r. ----• 1111 worlhfp, 7:10 p.m.; PA¥er IIIII prlilt 10mce, Tlllrec!Q, p,_.., h.:"&;:..::.:: Pomeroy. Property 'Transfers $Jnda)r 1 Hrviees, 7:30 p.m. ••• ••• ~doll "'IL ochool, 9:10 Lm.; wor- uam Reevtl. The O.Uy SeiCinel, Candlelight Service•is Party Feature • • Church _ HarriiOIMlle Road - RO¥. R0J Tllwr, po-; WU- ocllstbuildlnl. Diatrtetyouthral· st., POmeroy.Cburchsctaleaeh ly llroiMondayofel<hmonth. neoday evenings at 7:30, Prayer !Uidly al 10:80 a.m. Third 9Jn. Wednooda)', 8 p.m. LETART UNITED METHO. IIIII Bible study. day of each IIIOIIth .., morninll POMEROY CHURCH OF THE DIST CHURCH- Flrlll ond SicFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION oervlce, Holy eommunlon, 7:30 NAZARENE- Comer Unlonlllll ond &mc~ayo preacblng, 8 p.m.; -Bald Koobs, Portland-BIIshan p.m. :Mulberry. Rev. Clyde v. HenderTidrd and Fourth 9md&Ya. Sun- .Jload. Rev. E. J. Grlmth,pastor. SOUTH BETIIEL UNlTED aon. pastcx'. SUnday School, 9:30 dQ SchoOl tO a.m., Worablp Hr- ~ SchoOl, 9:30 a. m. i Rog- METHODIST _ Worship, sec:ond L m.; Raymond Walburn, Supt. Yice 11 a.m.; TU.udaY evtninP er Wlltred, ~t. SUrdaYPr worsh~ and fourth Sunday, 10:30 L m.; MornintJ worship, 10:30 L DL; 118 p.m., PrayerandBlbleltudJ. service, 7;30 p. m. ayermee -llrat ancl third SUndays, 7:30p.m. Evealag Service, 7:30p.m. Mid-RVTLAND CHURCH OF THE IJVo Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., 1!111- ·Sunday School, 9,30 a. m. Youth week oervlce, Wednosday, 7:30 NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. 'ford Frederick. class leader. Fellowship, 6 P.m. each &mdly P.m. Grllllm, Jr., putoo". Sunday Youtll Fellowship, f'rillllll, 7:30p. at 'l'lQJers Plalno United MolhC>FOREST RUN UNITED METH· ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. Slutocbool, 9:80 LRL; IIIOI'IIing ..,... m. Ernest Deeter, Ieeder; RoB- dial Church. ....... 10:30 a.m.·, -'"" r'llllln. - er WUtred, Jr., presldeiL I _.,_ W ...... -·-• 9 ._. •-- ~ olSON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- er, ......-· OI'M..,. _,.ce, _ple'l aentce, 6:45 p.m.o evange.. .. M · L m.; Sunday School, 10 L m. llotlc aem.. l, 7,30 p.m. Wed- OF GOD - Secand St.. Muon, '!be Rev, CheaterBryaut,pallor, Mro. Fred Nelle, Sq)L audl7 weninl Ml'V1c:e, 7:30. W. Va. SwJta.y SchOOl, 10 ~ Sunday School, 9:30a.m.;. Wor:MINERSVILLE UNITED M~- --~-. 11 a. m, ~- ship aervlee, 11 a. m.,· EveniiiK """'"' "'"" :METHODIST - Rev. Wendell MDlDLEPORT HEATH UNITJD geHatlc. 1ervleo, .7:30 p. m •.Bible TIOrshlp, 7:30 P• m. PrQer IIOI'V• _., 11111.. pr•.- oervteo,Wed- Ice, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth Stutler, poswr. Sundlljo Sc....a, METHODIST-liD: E. Donatue, •_......, ~9 L m.; KennelhWiaena, o.~ mlni!Ur; JUllol BrmDcton, neadoy, 1:30 p. m. Chalfler. '1:••: Service, Tlllreday, 7:10 P. D4 ._. niDI, pastor. Plme 773-5lllll~ IIOIIIbly llrw•, llrlll Saturday at, Woroilp •onlee, 10 L m. lbida)' · - lliJlOrlnWndenl. CARLETON CHURCH -King&• each monllt. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE a.ureh 1ebool, 9:30 a.m.j JDOrtl.o log worlldp, 10:30 a.m.; youth bury Ruld. School. 9:30 HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIS- NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. MUler, me<._. llmc.IQ", 8_p.m.Choirre.. a. m., Ralpb Carl. &p. Worlhip TIAN Church - James Smith, pastor. .., o b Mlxlre, Sund8.Y .liouoall(ldatadoy, 7p.m., choir aorvleo. 10:30 a.m. IIIII 7:30 P. Pallor; Robert Paulaen, !lmdiY S<...,. Supt. Sunlay Schoolclaas-. ,.. dlreetor, Bat PhiliOn. Prayer m. a1t8rnideb'. Praler meeting, achooi supt. Morning service, ea for all ages, 9:30 Lm.; Mora-W-sda.r,1:30 p.m. 9:30a.m.; belay 1chool, 10:ts 118 Wor1hip, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS Mnice, w~. 8 p.m. a.m.; youth meeting, 6:15 p.m. Somdll1 6:30 p.m.; EvangeHotlc .CIIRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcea Service Sunday 7:30 p.m.; :MJd. ot 315 Main st, Pl. Pleaaant, SuDtiQ'a 11 L m.; WednesdQJ I p. m. All welcome. m- 7 - • • m., MH. UNITED FAITH CHURCH MT. UNION BAPTIST - .,_Rev. . ~~ .._, 6: SO p, m. Mrl. .. _ -..... a...-.., p m.·OftlclalBolrd llrstSUidi.J Neue Settlement- Robert E. cecU Cox, pastor. SWldaJ ;xnu~a director; ~ ' L-Z.. ~~---, • • • e.-.- reiiiNU-~. each montb, 8:30 p. m. Smith, Sr., pastor, &mdaY achool s•-rinterdeli., E a r I Starkey, ....____ ..• ~ , _ __,, 7: p, m., ••~s. ~ OAK GROVE IJNlTEDMETHO. au.... ~., - -~'- •_ · ·, au DIST CHURCH- W. Dale Mc..,. Roy Jahn!NXL S u n d a Y Sunday Sctlool, 9:45 a.m. t SwKII.Y .N...e, "'""""'• , _ achool, 9:30a.m.;-- worship ser- evenins worship, 7:30; Wednn• day, Bumy Bee:;: · party in Clurg.paltor. SuDdlySdlool, 1 ~ vice, 10:30 a.m . and 7:30p.m. day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 ebQreh 10Cial • W 1p l'i 9 30 each &mday. Youth meeting and o.m. RUTLAND C \U R C H OF :30 a. m.ll; "':.~ lhlrdser ~~~ ••1 choir practice, 6:30 p.m. each SUTION UNITED ME1110.. CHRJSI' - E~ Underwood, L m., ra ,_._, 9Jnday. • DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Me- postnr; V. H. Brale,, Sq)L; Su,.. ~~LAND"'METHOillliT KENO CHURCH OF CHRf)T- ClUl'l, pastor. SuDday Schoci, day 1 chool, 9:30 a. \Jn.; comN McCain , ......rfntendent.. 10:30 L m.; Worstdp service, munlon and worsh~ service,10:- CHURCH - Rev. C. J. Ln130ley, orman ' _... • 9 30 m. seconcl aid fourth 30 moe11 Thur pastor. Cburch School.S: a.m.; Services _~klY. at 9;30 L m. : a. ' Lm.; p~er II& a- Wor1hlp service, 10:30 a. m. ~P!'eachllll,llnl 11111 lhlrdSunday ~each monh. day, 7:30 p,RL of moalb by Charles Russell ot CHESTER CHURCH OF THE CIIFSTER II!ETIIODIST Charlo ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST; a.m. NAZARENE _ Rev. Herbert - Rev. Plarl A. Cuto, pastor. Pomeroy .. Harrisonville RoM. 9 30 BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate. pastor. Worship service, CHESTER: Worsbfp, 9 a. m.; John Webster, pastor; Ray Lit-CHRIST _ Charlell Russell, pu- 11 L m. and 7 :30 p.m., Surday. · SUnday School, 10 L m.; Mrs. tle, Sundly school superllten·tor. Richard Gilkey, SuiJt, Sun.. Surday School. g:30 a.m. Ri~C~ Wald Spencer, SUpt. FLAT... dent. Sunday school, 9:30 Lm.; day School, 9: 30 L m.; Morrlirw ard Barton. Supt., Olarles Bi&- WOOilS; Cburch sebool, Sunday, morning worship, 10:30; Sunday Worl!lhip, 10:30 L m.i ~ stU, assistant s~L Prayermeot- U a.m., John BailY. supt. Wor- evenifl8 service, 7; prayer mee~ -~-· Blbl e ir:v, Wedne11day, 7:30 p.m. . shiP aervlce alllomale& with AI· lng, Wednesday, 7 p.m. worship, 7 p.m. wii:IUI.,,....ay fred IIIII Fiattroods. Servlceo atud.Y, 7:3° p, m. """"""· Slnlay mornllw or evening, of ST:Ji>AN's LlirrlERAN-Brl· i¢QRGANIZEO CHIJRCH OF HARRISONVILLE e··• - k , an Eagel, - · r.rorniJw worJeous Christ of Lotter D a y ~ S g~~H DAY ADVENTIST ohlp, 9 a. m,; Sunday Sclloolo Sainte, Portland • Kleine Ruld. · c Cburch - Pmleroy, Mulblrry 10 :30 L m, Sunday Schoo~ i:30 a.m.; lolor,.. ·/lllnday S<hool, 9:30 L m. Sui>-. Hei8hll Rood, north of VolorUII ST. PAUL'S L11111ERAN -32 tar: Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sun!la,y dU serVIce, 8 p, m., the ReV;. · · J.Dmwrial Holpltal. PbiJUp Gal· · E. second st.., POmeroy. Sunday ~service at 7. Wednesday !:kl Ilcnahue of Mlddlepo<l or,-· WediiOedQ, 7:30 p. School,10 a.m.;Worshlpaemce e-' ..... . prayer service, 7:30. ..... ng. ~..a.. .... pr&¥trm eet • Jl SYRACUSE L m. -..-....,. m., Bib!t ~ UNITED METHOPastor, Eldw Frederick J, stoJEHOV All'S WITNESSES, Lar· 118. Saturday: Sabbath School, -· - -. - ~ .. • • •••• a. m,·, wor-up, 9 •.30 L m, DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. -y Carnahan, presidlemlnlater. 10 .,... Diu Sellers, pas lor• o~ .. ~ .. •·hool F1RST UNITED PRESBYTER.. ...... ~ • SUnd11: Bible lecture, 9:90a.m.; lAN CHURCH _ Middleport. 9:30 a. m., Ben QuiserDerry, BIIAI>BURY CHURCH OF Wolcb Tower-· 101l1Cla. m,; Guest Minister. James Buchan. Slit..• "·-•~u.u~ ...... wora hip, 10 :30 L · CHRIST_ 9lada,y achool, 9:30 a. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 P.m. an, Sunday School Su,perinten.. m., nnt and third Sundays each m. GlenEYan1, &lpi.Cturcboer- Thursday: Ministry ochool, 7 p, · -•vices. 10:30 a.m.j evening aer~ m. Sen1ce meeting, 8 p.m. denL Sunday School, 9:30 Lm. montvlh. 7E3v0eoou,.; e\'al1gellnd sUe vice, 7 :30; Wednelda.Y. prayer MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. ser ce, : p. m., seco and Miller st. _ EveriOI'I Weekley, •• •• •• SPONSORS Jimmie' s Pastry Shop Middleport Wine Store Grueser" s Waffle Shop Jad.'s Dairy Bar Faroman&AbiDrt lngola Fomlluro Staro Cross Har4ware Baker Furniture Yillat• l>hormoey Kint• Radio & TY H. & R. Firestone Dealer Stare Brannon a Garage Zerkle Trucking Cotnpany Grover' a Studio Rawlinga·Coah McClure' 1 Dalry I tie Mary Juno' a Beauty ShoNe Tom Goott-·PIA Joo' o C~r,...o~ Middleport Lunch R- · Milia-Simpson l~tiVrance P,. T. J. BNdohow Tho Dolly S.ntinol LoS.IIo Hotol Bulllotto _Balllor Shop lRHinsott'• Tri ..t."stre Mioldlopoot Dopartmont Staro Shop,ers Bonanaa Dobo II arb or Shop Wallace ~owelty H. R. OliO< Sorvleo Station ~- lox Inc. S,oncoro Marht Ml.Wiol'"rl Book Stare Wom"' o Radio Bohr Cloth lou Dvll<!il Dtvg Company J Colomboo & S...thorn Ohio .EIHtrlc ci R!f\lla MI.._P...,, loc. , T~o Mootongo< ,p~Jillah;ng C.O.,iii~ · . Downhtt IAsvrance ~~cf' · ·..:'>"; ~ a......kiln Sloro Kol .. ·~lo Ford, lne. R; H. liowllngo Sono Company Yaonill. Maillot . Elllilw8omo 'Ollar~., Kl~g .a.ua.. Stitlflr ~ ' .r. we~~,,.; l.id Poihroloo~t '"' * ,~· , ~ 1>:!~ ••'!J..Illl ' t.,., ·,• c.Me ~ ~1111 ~ . .... Qv- Celo ' ,if: ·\\¥,. ..... ''.· . . · �.- ,. ~1Hor....iiliSTOm· FOi. fi'NiST SELECTI~N AND BEST lUIS..... USE THE LAY-AWAY PLAN-If ·YOU DESIREI 9 - The Daily Sentinel, Pomei'O)'-Middlcptrt. 0., Jo'ridl)o, Deeember 13. 1968 ,- Holiday Proiects of ' Giving a.re Planned . "'"'"'"'"1£1'"0::.......~ ·--~ ...... -. £::.: - .. I.:' . It • • voted to give oontri· butlano to the programo ol the lollddl_,-t Fire D-ODd J.1<11a the Meigs Count)' Jll)'CMI (or heiJIIDf the ....,.. wbon the I'IIU· alheo Society ol the Middleport Chureh ol Chriot met '!bur~ nlgllt ot the ol Mro. ClarIce Erwin. The group alao made plant to mike a donaUon to the ChriS(... maa leal rW1d drive and to re- _... by Mro. R011101ds and Mlll Hr~ell. exeerpts from a member the building ouolodlah at Chriltmaa ttme. Plana were made for women of the 110eleQ' JilT to oerve tho llomebulldou Cla11 amual Chrl•-• dinner Tue~ even1ng. Dee. 17. There was group slnelng ~ "'stlent Night" aecompsaled by Mr1. Erwin and prayer by Mr. Ron Moyer, poliDr. to _ . tile meeting. Mrs. Rose Reynold1 MiliCI'S FIVOIITI wgw ---JOI IHIIIRJII FAMILY THE liNG WitH 1HI Pllfl(l DIAMOIII A perfect diamond reflects full beauty and brilliance and Keep!lake auarantces a perfect center diamond in writin1 tor replacement assured) . With your Keepsake Diamond Ring, you receive permanent rel(istration, protection spinst loss of diamonds from the setting for one fuU year, and lifetime trade·in privilege. For the perfect gift ... forever . . . <boose a KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RING. Why not gi"Ye the ultimate in J.iaht-weiJht comfort IPd good looks to the important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIESS shoes come in a variety of styles and colon for men. women and children. Sizes and widths ran(IC from toddler size 2 to &iant size 16. Truly the. lift to .make you important in the eye& of those who mean the molt to you. Prices from children's $6.99 to about $15.00 for eolf and apecialty shoes. MlliKAN DOUBLE KNIT. 60" wlda or 111011. R11. sells for $1.95. Hurry only a few 100 yllds lift at . . . T!lot'l lhO moot on Aceutrane tlmOPI- will pin or Ill · month ~ . .·u , ....lt.t - - Hloo • ::.,.. 1111 it ltrl't. It hovo o molniJlll"" olio~ or o bolonco ...._. Accutron hot '"lllocod lllom .: , . . powirod tun ina forte. It opllto !!""~ ~ 11 11 oqllol porto ~ moMs tho Acciii!Oft tin....- ....--.:.. WOft'tpiil on ov-eOI morotllon twO - • o '7" . _n, ... o..- $1.98 y4. GOJsSLEI JEWELRY STOlE, POMEIOY THE SEWING CENTER ........... Cf911M ..... ..,... ... Int• • - - -... tl-"••alfle a.,.... ..,we.ll.nec.ur,. Chulnom.. It ter _ ... ,..,, ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. THE SHOE BOX, MIDDLEPORT I & C JEWELERt POMEROY ' o~~~~~o ~ -· ~Mustal'lv\, Afl'l'afic~-oriOiiuJI I~W Piiced sporty car with bucket seOts . And, at no extra cost, floor shift, bucket s.ots, color-keyed wall-towall carpeting, courtesy lights, dual, self-adjusting brake system • •• plu1 all the other Ford Motor Company Ufei~Juard Detign Safety Features. lElTH .(;9BLE FORD, MIDDLEPORT r:.~~~.J!"'J~~o It'• a .:on•pl~!<. ~"' storaF bM sabre saW, ~ = l 1 ) 'i~~~.#"'~"-""'a Here's the best gift under the tree! Nationaline Oit• poser gets rid of ~orbo9e _ so .fo~t . . . so. easy.I I t ' s a real wife-saver g1ft. Th11 Chrtstmos g1ve a useful gift for the hO'fllle . low as $33. S9. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING POMEROY, IIIlO mainspring• and shock retlatant. There Ia a Time• watch for ev•ry one on your list. Men's, .-men' a and thllclr.,'o; $6.95 up. · • __ SWiSHER &.LOHSE IEXALL 'RUGS · MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY KARl & VAN ZANDT, POMEROY POMEROY, OHIO Q"-~~~~~ McCULLOCH o~~~..,~D For The Handyman! DISPOSER ~~~~:j~;~i~u oloinluCs\U1.1..lldu~~. all interehupoblo "' Iiiii bill. saw blodol and IO!Id J101* pllio screw driver included. Complete tit weip only 161bo, M01111t1 eaoilyfor boody wall -.p. 10-IOA -~ oooonrn1r MOOrn »••···· •••lasa.. TOUCR.U'Ir Jata.. ••l•- ...... ................... ~ e••lnp tlloe11:. Complete wllh Bor & Choin- Engine weigh• only 11~ lbs. Big 3.3 cu. in. powor. Ruggo<l. Pick 1ho IO.IOA hw lop voluo, performan<e- light· est weight with automatic a·i lint- lowest price. Full frif;tionlen bearings throughout. Cut brush, log1, Play Santa Surprioe hor with o Do luxe ~ouch ond Sew Sl,..•. Olhor new Singer Sow•nu Mathlnot from $59.50 liP· • C......-1•.,. 1110N t• ataft4er4 eavll,...,.,. Wlufft.f udloa . . . tape r•cordera ... nfrlaaratora .. . treezen .•. air conditioners ... ltlectrk: ranan. MEIGS See them now at yo~:~r Adml,.l qUilllty d..a.. ~QUIPMENT Authorized Slna• 5ales-Snlct CO. THE FABRIC '$11_0P POMEROY, OliO BAIER FURNITURE to Her For Ch1lstmas WITH A SINGER . ' trees, posts, firewood- faster, easier, better, longer. , .. dramatic new Portable Color TV. AN-new solid-state stereo .. . black-and-whiW porlllble and console TV ... stereophonic thMtrft. .. . Skating Party .Held by,Ciub SYRACUSE - The Tri-Counly CIUzOIII BandRodloCiub,IOred a -tng porly Ill t h e ••Skate-Wqu on the Cheater road Thur1day night, Dec. 6, trom 7 to 10. Member• and trlends atieall- inK wete Mr. ODd Mro, Junior Hololnger, Brad ODd P au I w.,.,., Pat, Bea, and Glenda, ODd LeRoy Forreoter, Mr. ODd Mra. Ralph Rote~ Racine; Mr. and. .Mn. Paul Pierce and Raft.. dy, and Debbie Wolfe, lliner.. viUo; Mr, ODd Mra. Brookl Edwarde and Sbirle,y, Maacm; Jean Morpn, New Haven; Mra. F.,... ole Kearns, Rhonda and Mary. Hartford; Mr. and Mfa. Olear - all the exciting new produCU for your home from Admiral Famous Mmiral Duplex lid~e fuiHize treezer(retrlaeretor-4 eizes, &brtlna: .t lust 33" wide. New Admiral Cofor TV with " lnlltant· Plliy" and "Fe AutorMtlc Ane Tunina Contrd Guests were Mrl. Annabelle Houdollbel~ Mro. Harold Loboe, Mro. Bea Stewart, and Mr. and Mra. Moyer and Barbara. POMEROY, 01110 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Leonard. New Haven; Mr. &Dd Mrl. llOUIIa• Hemlloy, Mr. ODd MrB. Larry Hubbard, Aqie, Rooemary, Rielly, ODd Robin, Carol Michael, &late Jeltert, David IJ»scomb; Tony Pierce, Apeo White ODd April Hayman, flyrocuoe, and William Pltuck, Doli¥ Alr100, Adrlaa Boll, and Knlallt, • , , A llshted Cluiltmae C811dlo Roger decoratloa wa1 WCJn by Famil linY candY cane• ottad!ed are urged to - . BrlnJ lllht rolrollunonto. PUp ODd ...r!• will be IUrallhod 101' tho club. with $149 FESCO 28 QT. SWING TOP WASTE BIN c RETAIL VAlUE e 74 SQ. INCH PICTURE TERRY FOAM e BUILT ·IN ANTENNA SEAT COVERS • ALL CHANNEL 6 PIECE UHF· VHF KITCHEN SET o ASSORTED COLORS e DRAINIOARD e DISH RACK e SOAP DISH 66 RETAIL VALUE 52.89 lOO's Cuckler read a poem, uReady for Chrlstmi•," and the membero oxcbonpd glib oround a Uahtod tree. Mantel decOrations featured poiMettlas and liihted tapers, and an arrarcement or red potn. ~· with veen candles centered the table. At the conellllion of the meeting &herbert and lemon 1Uck1 were terved wlthc:o&e. ly PHIL PASTORET l!lelllbero CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! RETAIL VALUE mao. Mra. Roy Seyfried told of die IIJPreciation of the one chUd at the MBias Counly Olilclren'• Heme who was recently given an outfit of new clothing, including a winter eoat. lt wu reported durirw the meetll8 condueted by Mrt, Lou11 Reibel, presidert, that $45.69 to in tbe furd for molnmlnlng the huge lighted cross on Lincoln HUI. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Freda Fa\Ur •.~ ~·· Re~ we~9 ·.v ,!!tk. named to make out the pi'ograma· ,,.. . for the coming year. 111e claaa will send o . - of llll>recloUon to the Busy Beet ror new rugs on the JOCial room door. A turkey dinner In tile dining room opened the meeUng with Mrs, Reibel giving grace. The gl"Oll) sana: "It came Upon the Midnight Clear" and Mrs. Seyfried, devotional leader, read aerlpture from Luke 2.. A prayer .. For Those Who Haw No Chrlttmas" Wll given by Mrs. Ne.utzling and there were tcrlptures from James. 11 1be OlrlBtmll Angel,"· ·a stor;y of the protected soldleir, was read by Mn. Neutzllng to tho ProsraDL Mrs. Glollys Tho -moetln&willbeTIIunn&Ulot lload· quotlaro. Plaao wW be Dildo ~. 1 JO 7 P.M. on the Sundly preceding Christ- BARBS for Ehrlttrnoo POWERED FILM DRIVE CASE, BATTERIES AND FILM INCLUDED. Favors werepopeornballawtth Kearna. dq, Dec. 12, Ill c 7 LENS SETIINGS Mn. Norman Yeauger poured punch, prd who remembered the So.. clety with a donaUoo. Reported ill were Mn. Blanche Gilkey, Mra. Delcio Reibel, Mrs. Trinity United Chureh of Christ for a holtdQ part¥. AD women of the chW"ch are beiJW asked to contribute food or cl~ to ttle project. Articles are to be brought to the ch\U'ch A New, Wide Selection! All-:= " from an attradlve table covered Witb 1 red el.oth and centered Jrilll Dine accO!IIed with redbird• and aUver baubles. Silver eandlebOidera with red eandles were used to either side. A eeyltal punch bowl was u.aed. M r a. Nora Rice, prestdent, preaided at the allver coffee terriee, and red rlbbono. Cluiltmao cookleo, aandWI.chea and a salad " e r e ae"ed b1 the hoateuea, M r a. Erwin, Mro. Allred Rouoh, ODd Mr•- E. L. Lollance. Mra. Clyda All0111- ODd Mra. Marilyn BlelqJ were cmlrlbutlnir ho1te11ea• grottJ met Wednesday nishtltthe For Wishina, ~ be\l for you at. any .time, and makinR yo~r wislles ·In atrtomobiles come""" trlW ~s what Youngmob1le Thlnking is all about . It's the thinkil,g that's kept Olds ftrit · with young ideas like the exciting new Delta 88 R.oyale, lhe proud Toronado, the classic 98, the 11-window Vi!taCruiser station wagon, and the dashing Cutla&s S. Any one of them can be your escape from the ordinary for 1969. That's a grCat way to assure yourself a Happy New Year. enhanp. Refreahmehtl were 1 e r v e d n.. Watch TI1AT'6 't'()IJI'olt3MOOILI' Tt11~11'01C> Mra. Graee Pratt, Mra. Erwin ODd Mra. Louloo McEihlr>. ney were iD charge of a 11ft ODd Mlso Mabel lii'..U were in charge of the dovoUonol _..,.. with Mro. R011101dl reading !rom '"Ideals., and Miss Hysell gty. inlo ~ ·An Orange for Cbrt.tmu. tt Members recalled Chrtlbnat lradltiooo oboerved in their homes 1n anawer to roll call. A thank )'GU card from the Claude Aohloy famliY wu read olong with a l~r lrom [!iro. Cloro DU- Chrisbnaa project. of pro. vldliW baskets ord ctothlna for needy famlllet was taken on by the Trlnily Circle when the PRICES II SAT., Y! 3M/REVERE SUPER 8 ~RI-GH_T_G-UA_R_D_ MONDAY thru SATURDAY MOVIE 9 A.M.•· DEODORANT 9 P.M. CAMERA 7 OZ. SIZE SUNDAY KIT read. GIFT . Christmas Mw14ng: tlu! All-American Favorile! booklet, ''The Second Chrlot- mal," a 1t0r7 ot Jetua, were The Perfect SPUD CD111101 PDWEI r~ llf Durin& the - - · oloo pre- Trinity Circle to Provide Food, Clothing for Needy • l Howley, Mro. Leno Wolfe ODd Curtlo Jenld111011. , 6.75 OZ. FAMILY SIZE CREST They've decorated the local d Ia < o u n t store for Chrlltmao--three lift trucib with red· ond.. green turn 1lgnala brlnl In job Iota of loodle• four tlmea • day. TOOTHPASTE MINT ONLY RETAIL VAWE SI.05 TUBE • • • HECK'S REG. LOW PRICES 2 $1 FOR MAnEL BARBIE CLOTHES RETAIL Hoi--- NODJIL 110'-"wiNGMASTP."..- GIVI HIM I ltlnDII otiii!TMIS &In CIIT1fKIJI The .,meet &ift, the perfCf;t thoulhl- a Stetson Christmas Gift Certifkate ... the perfect way to remembeJ relative or friend! Because it allows. him to ch~ his Stetson to sui& lti.r taste in style, color. and lrim-while thinking of you, tho alver! Pril:ed from $13.95. NEW YOII CLOTHING HOUSE, POMEROY 'VAJUI, . "-' . _l16• ....... ·. mado lo 12, 16,01111120did steel rete~••·- intcceb•. ..tllt .,...,...felture, .... - eapodiY- JUtall prlc:e SI04.9S. MODEL 512-12 Clllber bolt ~dim. blbullr ,.,,.,. .... -..;., ·.-.,.....toll boll..., doriped lor o Ucolllor WORLD'S FIRST AND FINEST CHAIN SAWS The Gift For That llan On Your List llunliOJ ridt, .Amul.. - - PorfOCI price ~9.9,, ' bol ' '"'"*" MODEl. 788-- IICIIon. ollp ltdlq ~ rille. Avolloblelll JO.lO, 44 1om. Mq.. m .- . n.:uo or :loll Will. drllltd ODd ..,....lor . _ .............. price $19.95 .. a.m.. POMEROY HOME & AUTO, POMEROY .. UERSIACH ·HliiWAaE. POIEIOY' •• .. • f/ ' 89¢ RETAIL VALUE c TEFLON SET �.- ,. ~1Hor....iiliSTOm· FOi. fi'NiST SELECTI~N AND BEST lUIS..... USE THE LAY-AWAY PLAN-If ·YOU DESIREI 9 - The Daily Sentinel, Pomei'O)'-Middlcptrt. 0., Jo'ridl)o, Deeember 13. 1968 ,- Holiday Proiects of ' Giving a.re Planned . "'"'"'"'"1£1'"0::.......~ ·--~ ...... -. £::.: - .. I.:' . It • • voted to give oontri· butlano to the programo ol the lollddl_,-t Fire D-ODd J.1<11a the Meigs Count)' Jll)'CMI (or heiJIIDf the ....,.. wbon the I'IIU· alheo Society ol the Middleport Chureh ol Chriot met '!bur~ nlgllt ot the ol Mro. ClarIce Erwin. The group alao made plant to mike a donaUon to the ChriS(... maa leal rW1d drive and to re- _... by Mro. R011101ds and Mlll Hr~ell. exeerpts from a member the building ouolodlah at Chriltmaa ttme. Plana were made for women of the 110eleQ' JilT to oerve tho llomebulldou Cla11 amual Chrl•-• dinner Tue~ even1ng. Dee. 17. There was group slnelng ~ "'stlent Night" aecompsaled by Mr1. Erwin and prayer by Mr. Ron Moyer, poliDr. to _ . tile meeting. Mrs. Rose Reynold1 MiliCI'S FIVOIITI wgw ---JOI IHIIIRJII FAMILY THE liNG WitH 1HI Pllfl(l DIAMOIII A perfect diamond reflects full beauty and brilliance and Keep!lake auarantces a perfect center diamond in writin1 tor replacement assured) . With your Keepsake Diamond Ring, you receive permanent rel(istration, protection spinst loss of diamonds from the setting for one fuU year, and lifetime trade·in privilege. For the perfect gift ... forever . . . <boose a KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RING. Why not gi"Ye the ultimate in J.iaht-weiJht comfort IPd good looks to the important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIESS shoes come in a variety of styles and colon for men. women and children. Sizes and widths ran(IC from toddler size 2 to &iant size 16. Truly the. lift to .make you important in the eye& of those who mean the molt to you. Prices from children's $6.99 to about $15.00 for eolf and apecialty shoes. MlliKAN DOUBLE KNIT. 60" wlda or 111011. R11. sells for $1.95. Hurry only a few 100 yllds lift at . . . T!lot'l lhO moot on Aceutrane tlmOPI- will pin or Ill · month ~ . .·u , ....lt.t - - Hloo • ::.,.. 1111 it ltrl't. It hovo o molniJlll"" olio~ or o bolonco ...._. Accutron hot '"lllocod lllom .: , . . powirod tun ina forte. It opllto !!""~ ~ 11 11 oqllol porto ~ moMs tho Acciii!Oft tin....- ....--.:.. WOft'tpiil on ov-eOI morotllon twO - • o '7" . _n, ... o..- $1.98 y4. GOJsSLEI JEWELRY STOlE, POMEIOY THE SEWING CENTER ........... Cf911M ..... ..,... ... Int• • - - -... tl-"••alfle a.,.... ..,we.ll.nec.ur,. Chulnom.. It ter _ ... ,..,, ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. THE SHOE BOX, MIDDLEPORT I & C JEWELERt POMEROY ' o~~~~~o ~ -· ~Mustal'lv\, Afl'l'afic~-oriOiiuJI I~W Piiced sporty car with bucket seOts . And, at no extra cost, floor shift, bucket s.ots, color-keyed wall-towall carpeting, courtesy lights, dual, self-adjusting brake system • •• plu1 all the other Ford Motor Company Ufei~Juard Detign Safety Features. lElTH .(;9BLE FORD, MIDDLEPORT r:.~~~.J!"'J~~o It'• a .:on•pl~!<. ~"' storaF bM sabre saW, ~ = l 1 ) 'i~~~.#"'~"-""'a Here's the best gift under the tree! Nationaline Oit• poser gets rid of ~orbo9e _ so .fo~t . . . so. easy.I I t ' s a real wife-saver g1ft. Th11 Chrtstmos g1ve a useful gift for the hO'fllle . low as $33. S9. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING POMEROY, IIIlO mainspring• and shock retlatant. There Ia a Time• watch for ev•ry one on your list. Men's, .-men' a and thllclr.,'o; $6.95 up. · • __ SWiSHER &.LOHSE IEXALL 'RUGS · MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY KARl & VAN ZANDT, POMEROY POMEROY, OHIO Q"-~~~~~ McCULLOCH o~~~..,~D For The Handyman! DISPOSER ~~~~:j~;~i~u oloinluCs\U1.1..lldu~~. all interehupoblo "' Iiiii bill. saw blodol and IO!Id J101* pllio screw driver included. Complete tit weip only 161bo, M01111t1 eaoilyfor boody wall -.p. 10-IOA -~ oooonrn1r MOOrn »••···· •••lasa.. TOUCR.U'Ir Jata.. ••l•- ...... ................... ~ e••lnp tlloe11:. Complete wllh Bor & Choin- Engine weigh• only 11~ lbs. Big 3.3 cu. in. powor. Ruggo<l. Pick 1ho IO.IOA hw lop voluo, performan<e- light· est weight with automatic a·i lint- lowest price. Full frif;tionlen bearings throughout. Cut brush, log1, Play Santa Surprioe hor with o Do luxe ~ouch ond Sew Sl,..•. Olhor new Singer Sow•nu Mathlnot from $59.50 liP· • C......-1•.,. 1110N t• ataft4er4 eavll,...,.,. Wlufft.f udloa . . . tape r•cordera ... nfrlaaratora .. . treezen .•. air conditioners ... ltlectrk: ranan. MEIGS See them now at yo~:~r Adml,.l qUilllty d..a.. ~QUIPMENT Authorized Slna• 5ales-Snlct CO. THE FABRIC '$11_0P POMEROY, OliO BAIER FURNITURE to Her For Ch1lstmas WITH A SINGER . ' trees, posts, firewood- faster, easier, better, longer. , .. dramatic new Portable Color TV. AN-new solid-state stereo .. . black-and-whiW porlllble and console TV ... stereophonic thMtrft. .. . Skating Party .Held by,Ciub SYRACUSE - The Tri-Counly CIUzOIII BandRodloCiub,IOred a -tng porly Ill t h e ••Skate-Wqu on the Cheater road Thur1day night, Dec. 6, trom 7 to 10. Member• and trlends atieall- inK wete Mr. ODd Mro, Junior Hololnger, Brad ODd P au I w.,.,., Pat, Bea, and Glenda, ODd LeRoy Forreoter, Mr. ODd Mra. Ralph Rote~ Racine; Mr. and. .Mn. Paul Pierce and Raft.. dy, and Debbie Wolfe, lliner.. viUo; Mr, ODd Mra. Brookl Edwarde and Sbirle,y, Maacm; Jean Morpn, New Haven; Mra. F.,... ole Kearns, Rhonda and Mary. Hartford; Mr. and Mfa. Olear - all the exciting new produCU for your home from Admiral Famous Mmiral Duplex lid~e fuiHize treezer(retrlaeretor-4 eizes, &brtlna: .t lust 33" wide. New Admiral Cofor TV with " lnlltant· Plliy" and "Fe AutorMtlc Ane Tunina Contrd Guests were Mrl. Annabelle Houdollbel~ Mro. Harold Loboe, Mro. Bea Stewart, and Mr. and Mra. Moyer and Barbara. POMEROY, 01110 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Leonard. New Haven; Mr. &Dd Mrl. llOUIIa• Hemlloy, Mr. ODd MrB. Larry Hubbard, Aqie, Rooemary, Rielly, ODd Robin, Carol Michael, &late Jeltert, David IJ»scomb; Tony Pierce, Apeo White ODd April Hayman, flyrocuoe, and William Pltuck, Doli¥ Alr100, Adrlaa Boll, and Knlallt, • , , A llshted Cluiltmae C811dlo Roger decoratloa wa1 WCJn by Famil linY candY cane• ottad!ed are urged to - . BrlnJ lllht rolrollunonto. PUp ODd ...r!• will be IUrallhod 101' tho club. with $149 FESCO 28 QT. SWING TOP WASTE BIN c RETAIL VAlUE e 74 SQ. INCH PICTURE TERRY FOAM e BUILT ·IN ANTENNA SEAT COVERS • ALL CHANNEL 6 PIECE UHF· VHF KITCHEN SET o ASSORTED COLORS e DRAINIOARD e DISH RACK e SOAP DISH 66 RETAIL VALUE 52.89 lOO's Cuckler read a poem, uReady for Chrlstmi•," and the membero oxcbonpd glib oround a Uahtod tree. Mantel decOrations featured poiMettlas and liihted tapers, and an arrarcement or red potn. ~· with veen candles centered the table. At the conellllion of the meeting &herbert and lemon 1Uck1 were terved wlthc:o&e. ly PHIL PASTORET l!lelllbero CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! RETAIL VALUE mao. Mra. Roy Seyfried told of die IIJPreciation of the one chUd at the MBias Counly Olilclren'• Heme who was recently given an outfit of new clothing, including a winter eoat. lt wu reported durirw the meetll8 condueted by Mrt, Lou11 Reibel, presidert, that $45.69 to in tbe furd for molnmlnlng the huge lighted cross on Lincoln HUI. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Freda Fa\Ur •.~ ~·· Re~ we~9 ·.v ,!!tk. named to make out the pi'ograma· ,,.. . for the coming year. 111e claaa will send o . - of llll>recloUon to the Busy Beet ror new rugs on the JOCial room door. A turkey dinner In tile dining room opened the meeUng with Mrs, Reibel giving grace. The gl"Oll) sana: "It came Upon the Midnight Clear" and Mrs. Seyfried, devotional leader, read aerlpture from Luke 2.. A prayer .. For Those Who Haw No Chrlttmas" Wll given by Mrs. Ne.utzling and there were tcrlptures from James. 11 1be OlrlBtmll Angel,"· ·a stor;y of the protected soldleir, was read by Mn. Neutzllng to tho ProsraDL Mrs. Glollys Tho -moetln&willbeTIIunn&Ulot lload· quotlaro. Plaao wW be Dildo ~. 1 JO 7 P.M. on the Sundly preceding Christ- BARBS for Ehrlttrnoo POWERED FILM DRIVE CASE, BATTERIES AND FILM INCLUDED. Favors werepopeornballawtth Kearna. dq, Dec. 12, Ill c 7 LENS SETIINGS Mn. Norman Yeauger poured punch, prd who remembered the So.. clety with a donaUoo. Reported ill were Mn. Blanche Gilkey, Mra. Delcio Reibel, Mrs. Trinity United Chureh of Christ for a holtdQ part¥. AD women of the chW"ch are beiJW asked to contribute food or cl~ to ttle project. Articles are to be brought to the ch\U'ch A New, Wide Selection! All-:= " from an attradlve table covered Witb 1 red el.oth and centered Jrilll Dine accO!IIed with redbird• and aUver baubles. Silver eandlebOidera with red eandles were used to either side. A eeyltal punch bowl was u.aed. M r a. Nora Rice, prestdent, preaided at the allver coffee terriee, and red rlbbono. Cluiltmao cookleo, aandWI.chea and a salad " e r e ae"ed b1 the hoateuea, M r a. Erwin, Mro. Allred Rouoh, ODd Mr•- E. L. Lollance. Mra. Clyda All0111- ODd Mra. Marilyn BlelqJ were cmlrlbutlnir ho1te11ea• grottJ met Wednesday nishtltthe For Wishina, ~ be\l for you at. any .time, and makinR yo~r wislles ·In atrtomobiles come""" trlW ~s what Youngmob1le Thlnking is all about . It's the thinkil,g that's kept Olds ftrit · with young ideas like the exciting new Delta 88 R.oyale, lhe proud Toronado, the classic 98, the 11-window Vi!taCruiser station wagon, and the dashing Cutla&s S. Any one of them can be your escape from the ordinary for 1969. That's a grCat way to assure yourself a Happy New Year. enhanp. Refreahmehtl were 1 e r v e d n.. Watch TI1AT'6 't'()IJI'olt3MOOILI' Tt11~11'01C> Mra. Graee Pratt, Mra. Erwin ODd Mra. Louloo McEihlr>. ney were iD charge of a 11ft ODd Mlso Mabel lii'..U were in charge of the dovoUonol _..,.. with Mro. R011101dl reading !rom '"Ideals., and Miss Hysell gty. inlo ~ ·An Orange for Cbrt.tmu. tt Members recalled Chrtlbnat lradltiooo oboerved in their homes 1n anawer to roll call. A thank )'GU card from the Claude Aohloy famliY wu read olong with a l~r lrom [!iro. Cloro DU- Chrisbnaa project. of pro. vldliW baskets ord ctothlna for needy famlllet was taken on by the Trlnily Circle when the PRICES II SAT., Y! 3M/REVERE SUPER 8 ~RI-GH_T_G-UA_R_D_ MONDAY thru SATURDAY MOVIE 9 A.M.•· DEODORANT 9 P.M. CAMERA 7 OZ. SIZE SUNDAY KIT read. GIFT . Christmas Mw14ng: tlu! All-American Favorile! booklet, ''The Second Chrlot- mal," a 1t0r7 ot Jetua, were The Perfect SPUD CD111101 PDWEI r~ llf Durin& the - - · oloo pre- Trinity Circle to Provide Food, Clothing for Needy • l Howley, Mro. Leno Wolfe ODd Curtlo Jenld111011. , 6.75 OZ. FAMILY SIZE CREST They've decorated the local d Ia < o u n t store for Chrlltmao--three lift trucib with red· ond.. green turn 1lgnala brlnl In job Iota of loodle• four tlmea • day. TOOTHPASTE MINT ONLY RETAIL VAWE SI.05 TUBE • • • HECK'S REG. LOW PRICES 2 $1 FOR MAnEL BARBIE CLOTHES RETAIL Hoi--- NODJIL 110'-"wiNGMASTP."..- GIVI HIM I ltlnDII otiii!TMIS &In CIIT1fKIJI The .,meet &ift, the perfCf;t thoulhl- a Stetson Christmas Gift Certifkate ... the perfect way to remembeJ relative or friend! Because it allows. him to ch~ his Stetson to sui& lti.r taste in style, color. and lrim-while thinking of you, tho alver! Pril:ed from $13.95. NEW YOII CLOTHING HOUSE, POMEROY 'VAJUI, . "-' . _l16• ....... ·. mado lo 12, 16,01111120did steel rete~••·- intcceb•. ..tllt .,...,...felture, .... - eapodiY- JUtall prlc:e SI04.9S. MODEL 512-12 Clllber bolt ~dim. blbullr ,.,,.,. .... -..;., ·.-.,.....toll boll..., doriped lor o Ucolllor WORLD'S FIRST AND FINEST CHAIN SAWS The Gift For That llan On Your List llunliOJ ridt, .Amul.. - - PorfOCI price ~9.9,, ' bol ' '"'"*" MODEl. 788-- IICIIon. ollp ltdlq ~ rille. Avolloblelll JO.lO, 44 1om. Mq.. m .- . n.:uo or :loll Will. drllltd ODd ..,....lor . _ .............. price $19.95 .. a.m.. POMEROY HOME & AUTO, POMEROY .. UERSIACH ·HliiWAaE. POIEIOY' •• .. • f/ ' 89¢ RETAIL VALUE c TEFLON SET �~., Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching· 10 - , . Dolly _sentloel, Pom.,...·Middl....,n. 0., Fridl¥, ~lli"' WANT AD INFCNUIATION DlAOL.IHU 5 , .... Der lef•• Pvltlicotie" MoMiey o..411M f 1.111. Coroc•ll-'1""' & c.. ,.ct i ot~t Will M oceetttN ""' ' ' 9 • ·• - lor D•r el P•liutien RfGUlATICHS n,, PIA!Ihlwr ~ rle"t•t to edit or ,.iect ony ad1 dee.,.d ob· f-ctle...,.ble. n .. , ... "till Mil : . reu"''' b• retpontihl• Of ,!...... more thon on• lnCIHTICI inteff l n"', RATE S A~ S.••lco .S cenh ,., •ood ,,.. l1111•tien Mini 7!tc Fw Wo"' o.,,. 12 c:enh ,... wo•d three co,..ecu· !loC il'lf.~fiOM - 11 c•"'• ,., W•d tili ce11aacu1i•• l111111ion1 . 25 ~· cent Oi•cowltt on ill'l id eols on4 ode ,.id .. ;thin 10 day1 . CARD OF THANKS. & OBITUARY $1 ..50 for 50 word 111ini""'"'· Eo . ..S.tlt iorMI word :!c . BLIND ADS Addi tiont~l 25c: Chorp ~It Ad¥er · OF.FICE HOURS 1 :30 , :"' to .5 :00 P· "'· Doily 8:30 o.m. to 12:00 Noon Sotul'llley 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY For Sale Pomeroy •tor Co. mAW. Phbne 1fU21'1, JU.IJtp PIONEER Travel trli1er, 1116'1, :ZO.fool, eell..ontalned, earpeltng, air conditioned. Good conditloo. Phone Mason 7'13-5771. 114-lfc 1965 FORD.. __ ----------------·----·---·----·--------·--------·--·-- Sl ~95 Galaxie 4 door , bloc:lt finish, clean interior, .tood w:s"' w tires, VB engine, auto. trans ., power steering, rod10, heater sharp 1 owner car. including 6 way seat, power windows, •potless 1nter• 196~ RC~RV AIR...... . . -- . - -------- - - : - - - - --------~5 and heater . Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEII EVES. 8:00P .M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice _ For Rent __ . THE TOM THOMAS duo of Co- TRAILER SPACE, reedy to hook up, private, plenty of I WISH lo thank those wbo lumbus, now appearing nitely room lor children 1o play. were so kind at the time of at The Hotel Martin Bar. Will Phone 1192--39048-14-tle tl1e death of my wife, Mary finish this engagement on Rees. Those who sent flow· Friday nigbt. They will ret rs, Rev. Max Donahue ar:d turn after the holiday season. F'URNISHED and unlumlshed apartments . Close to IIChool. the Rawlings Coats FuJJerol IZ.~I< Pbone 1192-5434. 111-11-tlc home for the lovely service, Card Of Thanks and especially do I 1\lank the ALL MEMBERS are urged to many friends for their cheere!U!nd tile monthly meeting ing notes, cards and prayen ol Rutland Gun Club Dee. 13, sent durlng her Jllness. 1968. Membership dues are HUsband, David E. Reel due. Card shoot Sunday, Dee. 1:1-1!-ltC 15, I p.m. t:!-1:1-31<: WE WANT to thank everyone THERE WILL be a gun shoot for being so kind and helpSlmday. Dec. 15. beginning at ful during the death of OlD' noon at the Forked Run loved one, Lisa German. Sportsman Cl..,. Everyone I> Mr. and Mrs. Robert welcome. 12-10.5tc German and relatives 1:1-IS.IIc TRUCK WATER to be sold In Racine from UO a.m. to 7:30 Notice p.m. only. U-ll-31c WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alterations, etc. Help Wanted Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, PART TIME TRUCK DRIVER. Phone 773-Si>l. 4-30-tfc 1or 11ve poultry trock. see Marvin Glasco, 399 W. Main st. Friday p.m. 1:1-11-&c CHRISTMAS TREES Beautifully Shaped, Prun-- ed , Spraved or Unsprayed. WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK, 3 days a week. pbone llti:I-6S36. 1:1-IU!c FURNISHED apartment, 4 rooms and bath. Marlon Rey· nolds, Mason, W. Va. Phone 773-5147. 11-tttlc 98c CHRISTMAS SALE 7~1o.~l\ LIGHT SETS .............. 98c Lllfl• 12 Ct. lULlS •..•. - .....•..•.•. tic CARDS ................ b•. fie Artlflciol PLOWERS .. .......... . pat fie CHRISTMAS R!CORD.LP•• file Artlflclol !lilt - · (living the ,-ear ... romdl Ha1 ~rethl.ne loam ifllulatioo fM thin walls more space inside, leu Ooor space outaide. POMEROY WHY NOT GIVE 992-2tet iaclc W. -~orsey, • w. Main 992•SI96 M·l' • • ~ • ', .. • • • 11 to 6 Sat. • • • • • • • • • • ·9 Ia 7 Sun.--········11 HOMEWORK, TOO -- Wheel Alignment 5.55 HAY. Contact Marvin Koebangh, Phone Pomeroy 99UM2 or Chester 11111>3913. 1:1-11-Sic -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & AUk! • E. Mill REMEMBER WHAT! LEFT HOMEWIT"- n-IEJ R &.IFit SAVIN'S!! Frum the Lorpat Truek or Bullcilzer Radiator To The ::malleat Heater Core. Phone 667 ·3370 BLAETTNARS SPECIAL SIIOW TIRE SALE ec,PERT "~XED =-,:r;":. ;~nc• A SHOT.".' HocklniPort, tllio Pluo 2.19 fe4eral To11 OIILY S18.95 ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY Moot popvlor sine ••allaltlo. Limited number .t this price. Alterations, J:ipper1 and . pockets r'r Hoovy .tuty, oatro deep treo••• nylon. 775• .. White Sl.walll fow lull Fully 111ar~t...t. Built b)' u big tire ntGl.or for , , • MOORE'S \24 II, MAIN PO!'EROY ......,.,~,o 5UT . .JANif ,UUNGLE I~LAN05> ARE TOO RCUSH FOR A MO'l'HoR·TO·SE. Professional rue cleaning-guaranteed Mason, West Vir1inla Buslnen Services --- riiENANG SPRiNGS HE'S DOIN' HIS VOURMOMMA ISGUITa Schw1rzel Marine CAR HOPS, Waitreos and also reliable person to operate TWI).~AM\d liQrTO!I ~ .,...., able /...ny Where. mtch . boaid, Crow'a Steak .. 'I'IIA!LER. Brown'a TraDer .uuc : atso briclle and saddle like House, phone II9U43i or l19z. Part, MinersviDe, Ohio. Phone new. !'bone 119Z-2991l. IZ.!Uic 2580. 1:1-12-Btc 1Z.Itl«c AUTOMOBILE 1ns11ran"" beeo cancened• Loot )10111' onerat_ SOLID STATE stereo, 1911 wal· Parking Lot Rt. 7 soMEONE to 8II8WOI' phone in NICE FURNISHED and unfur· or's Jteense~ can • •. LAB!' CHAliCE TRIB YEAR nut C01l801e model, 4-......t their home . Contact New· nlshed living quarten lor I 15 Ue '1'0 BUY automatic changer, !-speaker VACANCY lor two elderly peo- land's Sewing Center, !00 7th alngle people, Couples or li!IUift MIJli)LEPORT - Gravel Hill 'BOund system. Pay only ple. Prefer private paid pi· St., Parkersburg, W. Va. families. Four vacancies in 7 rooma. bath. furnace. baoe$'ii.S!, or monlblY payments. tients. Pbolle Mason, 77S-6185. 1:1-!Hto Mlcldleporl. Phone 99M267. • ment, garage. Asking $14,000. I~C ean 1193-3218. 1:1-1~ 1:1-ll.jllc LAUNDRY - Good going bull· nea for husband and wife. locally Grown AQUARIUMS - Christmas sets l'rnnlnvm•nl Wanted Ex<ellent wor\dng condltiool, 5, tO, 15 gallons. see our com- BABY SI'M'ING in my home. 'niREE BEDROOM trailer, M GIGANTIC Sheared & Sprayed & G Food Markel, three miles Your own boos. Asking plete line of exotic fish and Pl!one New Haven 85:1-2130. WATCH SAVINGS south of Middleport on Rl. 7. 1:1-IMic $20.000.1111 supplies. Gilt certifiCates SCOTCH PINE MotU I. Lodl•• IS-11-3te nREl'I\()OF - building East availllble. The Hoose of WI!· Wt.TCHES Main 110180. Good location for SOil first road left below W1nted To Buy Values as high a1o 59.95 business. Askin• $211.000.00 Pets For S1le Pl.;.sant Point Raort. Open \VILL BUY raw furs and beef OIILY 9.95 ~IDmi ...... UOnalfer Lonelnea, L1n:.-.na, Sporton• 803 Brownell Ave. 9 1o 9 Tues. thru Sat. Ph. bides. Carl Chevaller, LonR READY NOW, AKC S.Ottlea. 2 l'· auorantae GEO. 11088'1 E II £1\. Brobr Parallol to Middlopart Hill cocker female, 7 months; GREAT GIPTS'GA£1-T SAVINGS m-11165. 12+1Qtjl Bottom. II~ Hurry! Sale 11\4• Mon. 5 Pill MIDDLEPORT, OHIO HELEN tr VIRGIL TEAP0RD Beagles, and beauUiul Peek· A·Poos ready Dec. :13; miniAl!SOCIA'l'ES • Bryants Budeet Shop USED PONY SULKY and barSYRAOO!IE ature Schnauzers and wire neaa. CaB 1192-99M. 1:1-111-tle Attention Teena1ers! 101 W. Main terriers; also mled breedJ. C. C. BRADFORD 992-5896 Barkaroo Kennolll, Coolville. hUCftONEER Wanted t.. .AL NOTICI Complelo Service Ohio. Phone 116'1.J851. IN THI COURT OP COMMOft PLIAI. F.ARL Y AMERICAN stereo. ANTIQUES. furniture. dlehol. Friday, Dec. 13-9 PM 11-IS-!Ote Mile I COUNTY, otiiO PboDe . . . . .... 14,171 lovely maple Rnlsh. with InmlllceUaneoua. Mrs. Howard JlldDO, OMo Phflll• •11nH, Loq ........, Ohle, Feoturing: stant oo radio, AM & FM, 4Cecil, 100 W. Main St.. PomePNintiH Crill Bradford HEAD STOllE CIRCUS ForS.Ie opeed changer, dual volume ...,. 1-15-Ue I I Uc PSYCHEDELIC GROUP IlEDUCE SAFE, limple a n d control. Balance of $M.21 or fut with Gobeae tablets. On· mon1hly paymentl of S$. CaD · For Sale or Trede AIR coNDmONING Refrigerly 91 cents. Nelson Drugs. 91M211. 1:1-!Uie 1116'1 PONTIAC Flrebtrd, V-8 auation service. Jack's Refrl&· II·D-alf> tomatic lransml!sion, lOllS eratlcm, New Haven. hoM POMEROY, OHIO MIXED HAY. 0011tad John J. Oldsmobile convorllble, V-8, AKC Puppies, S<:ottles, Cockers, 111:!-211'11. 4 • tic Role, Long Bottom. Olllo. power steering, power brakes; Poodles, Westiea and Schnauz. REVIVAL AT a Going Church Pllone 9111-:1121. IZ.I~ 1963 Rambler slalion WIIII'JII, READV • liiTX concrete deUv· en, Barkaroo KI'a .. Coolville, lor a Coming Lord, Bible 8 cylinder, standard. Flnanen!d right to your proJeel. Baptist Temple, Minersville, Ohio, PboDe 116'1-3654. ·11 LEGHORN HENS. IOe esdl. etng aval!able. Phone ._..7 Fast and easy. Free eat!· Il-l~ beginning Monday, Dec. 16, Gall Mille<. Phone IIHI91 or IIIU'III. 11-14-tlc mates. Phone IIIIU284. Goet!· services nightly 7:30 p.m. or TfZ.ASI. IS-I~ loin llea4y • Mix Co .• Middle. IIAY, Pbone 74M'1611. 11-24-20tp Evangelist Rev. Ken Darringport, Obio. 8 !10 tic S'roRE eQUh>ment for houoo lon. Second Baptist Church. 19M CIIZVROLET I'MPALLA, traDer. M & G Food Market, USED sPINET plano, A-1 conRavenswood. Everyone wel7 door banllop, V-8 automat- BDDGE'I' PRICI!! luniiiBre on diUoo, Ugbl walnut flntsh. eome. 1:1-ll.ste three miles aoutll of MiddioIc, clean ear, wiD aell ,....... our tlllrd ftoor budget shop. port on Rt. 1. U-11-!lc $4116. Wendell's, 12119 Garfield able, phone M - 'm-5211. Baker Furniture. Mlddleporl Ave., Pl!brlburg, W. Va. SJIO()'nNG match gunday, Dec. 11-IJ-.,._ Ohio. .... Phone 4115--4401. 11-21-29tc 15 at the Rutland American For Legion Farm. 1:1-11~ M& G Food Market, tl1ree miles 1914 MOBILE home, 12 • ~ •outh of Middleport on Rt. 7. POTATOES, Phone 841-2154 with lip out room. Prleed very U-1141c Ciarenoe Prolftlt, Portland. MUSIC EVERY Friday and re...able. Phone days 11111lt-16-llc Saturday at J act's Club on 511911, evenlncl 9154117. Harrtoonville Road, off Rt. 7. Business Opportunity 1:1-11-Bic U-11-!lc EXCEPTIONAL STEREO PHONO: llandJome opportunity. COIUIO!e. like new, !-speed SMALL BUSINESS. Pomeroy Management trainee this area, B8H changer, PM speaker, location, bus- doing loodmarried, age 25 to 80, luU or solid state. Make payments of part time . Income unlimited. $1.541 per week or $18.50 euh. Sellinll due to bltereat. · - - - - - - - - - -...........- - - , Pbone days . ,other _ , ......... Reply to Dally Sentinel, Box 9154157. u.u-tte GRAND OPENING SPECIALS can 19:1-2&111. IU-ttc IIIII G, Pomeroy, Oblo. U-11-Bic DECEMBER ~L Y 1911 ZIG ZAG sewing mat!hlne. NEW AND USED poo1 tables. Cue Center, PomeiOJ. lntrod~clng all now 69 modol Rlchordoon on~ Skyllno 'nils machine maes button· For Rent holea, omb., in lovelf 1:1-11-ltc Mobil• Homos. FURNIS1IED 111•8110 apart. Sky II no 50 x 12 2 Bdrm. Cu olooo $.1395 men! ion Unooln HHI. Utlll- portable ease. Pay II paJ· Skylln• 60 x 12, 2 Bd... s., 1~ baths $.1,995 ments o1.. $I or will diJeount SINGER, 1911 model, like MW tleo paid. adulll only. Phone Skylln• 60 x 12 3 Bdrm., Eerly Aonorlcon $4995 11111-341t. 1:1-11-IIA> for cash. can ••· bl beaUiilul · - Qblnol. Richordaon 60 x 12 2 Bdrm., Ardmore $4995 ls.utc Just set dial to make deSign. Rlchordoon ·60 x 12 3 Bdno. Early Amorlc~• $5195 llltchel, Ill ua. butlonholes, 6 ROOM apartment. el... to All c.mplotoly Fvrnlohe<l, lank Rotu · blinll.bems, etc. P•1 l>alance downtoWII Pomeroy. Call 11111- COAL itJOK&R with an conOHL Y A FEW LEFT trols. h:enent oondltlao. $'12,10; iiOibiDII doQ, S$.10 2143 be(pre ~ p.m. 11-11-11< · Rose Dulan.r Trio monthly, or . ..10 wit """"e Now Ravon -:,u.J~p Electric Drean PboDe Ravenswood m.eetS 3 RO<ntiDIIurniahed opartment. after I p.m. 1:1-11-tte Phone M-3915. 124-tlc No Prettier Trees Avail· ... ' EIUTNOW 1 CHRISTMAS tillED PIANOS: Two nlee reconditioned upright pianos. Free delivery. Call Rutland Furniture 742--1211. 1:1-1~ Comm 4 channels Top Hat antenna. Cont1)lele set $100; '47 International ll·lon trock fur parts $'15, rnnable. Ed Dunlap, Coolville, Olllo. Phone 116'1-31154. U-1:1-!0ic f# FOR Business Services POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy DOZER, BACKHOE. trenc:her miniature. $'15 and up. Stud and !rock service, septie ""lee and grooming. Phone tanks, water lines. basements, 11111-544!. 11 s tic 1961 PLYMOUTII Sport Fury, also topsoil. Henry Bahr. clean, $m; 19M Ford Gal· !'bone 985-3988 or Roger Bahr, AKC Golden Retriever puppies. uie 500, new pakrt. clean Phone 985-3953. 11'1!-301~ &JI Ash St., Middleport. 11111'I'RAILER UYI'S, Bob's Mobllo Interior, tll85; 1963 Chevy 5441. 8-zs.tf< Nova Soort Coupe, sbart>, SKATE-A-WAY hnliday parties. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on state S7'15: 19110 Pontiac. 1150: 1959 Rt. 124, Phone IIIUI51. Thanksgiving, Friday, Nov. 8-tl-lfc CI!RISTMAS TREES. on Rl. Rambler. $'15. Reedsville 22, Chrisbnas, Fri., Dec. 124 between Long Bottom and Auto Sales, Reedsv!De. Ohio. to, New Yeara Eve., Tuea.. lleedsvllle, by airport. M. L. IS-IWie FOUR ROOM house witll bath, Dee. 31, 7;30 to 11:30, Open Carr. IU-IOip picture window. on LincOln t.'hristmas Eve. Closed Chris~ Hgts. Call II9UI80 or 992-3431. SOLID STATE stereo, 1969 momaa. Open Wednesday, Frl· Business Services !Uti< day, Salurday, 7:30 to 10:30. del. This set, like new. bas CIGARETI'E vending maeltlnea Available for parties, Monlovely walnut finish, AM & and service . ABC Enterpr\les. HARMONY apartments - 3 and day, Tueoday and Thursday FM radio, !-•peed changer, Maoon, W. Va. Phone 773-5543. 1 · rooms, furnished, new : nights, Saturday and Sunday dual balance control. Take 5-f.lfe walls, floors , furnitw-e. Priafternoons. Phone 985-3929 or over payments of fl .TI per vate parkilll!- Out of all 1185-3585. 11-17month or pay balance due !l ADIO and TV repair, house floods. 3 blocks from Pome$11UI. TrY It In your home. calla, and antennas Installed. roy post office. II9U392 from Cali 1191-2836. IU-ttc John Harrison, Phone l19z. Real Est1te For Sale 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 11-4-llc FURNISHED APARTMENTS in Middleport. All utilities paid. Rowley & Reed, MJd. dleport, Phone 992-2'1'78. 111-:.lfc -... - EXPERIENCED Rrnllmr S.rvlct .;J: EVEN RUDE Mt•· ONE MARK 7 and one Polly 101 .. ----· ..- . - CHRISTMAS TRIEU .•• from 1.00 Bryants Burtaet Shop --~ Business Services $199.00 A IIIII tbe purchase of a new Wur· lltzer plano. Good quallly guitar outfit. t3U5; Good ae- II!.ACK GELDING rldlog hone iectlon of Estey chord organs, fUO, also 11162 Pontiac for $139.50 up; lifetime guaransale or trade for livestock. tee on reeds. Wendell'•· 12119 needs a Utile transmission Garlield Ave., Parkersburg, work, $325. Phone 99U'I93W. Va. Plume 4854401. 1S-I2,3tp 11-11·29tc Spider, 2 dr. black fini1h , good tires , 4 spd. Rad1o AN' PIAl{? ....... ' Un~CjfE\\F~II£E7ER Cl!RISTMAS SPECIAL! Free !IIN!zo walking doll and 3 monlbs of plano leSSOns by teacher of your choice with 196 2 CAD ILU C. ..........................--------- SPECIAL $199 HT Coupe, good white wall tirea, full power equi~nt TATER COME OUT .,.,.._,. 773·5543 Save time and steps while Christmas shapping ..• hove lund! at Bailey's. It's the thing DINE HERE to do. While Shopplnl Downtown! 218 E. Moio 992·997~ POMEROY, OHIO 10BSTETTER .: REALTY CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S DANCE QUE CENTER --- >Ulii088 l.·ReL Khool --- DANCE MITE CLUB SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 10 TIL 2 darns. Til COUNTY MOilLE IIO.ES TIIIIIPtt and Drums ' •. The Jlltomal 00)< , 10. ... NolO or· "My •bowline pm• wu aure off ton1ahtl The ball doHn't .,.uaiiJ' bounoe over TW<r alleyel" WORLD~ --- L•- - ' · Iron or JUrtaUon lf,Fren.ch camp -- 13. J'&tea lT.Paintul 18. Betore school yearly because of fever. hay aanr,etc. --~ li.CaeaY1 four 20.Sueat 28.'.,.... / ruult. -......,., 24.Traftla H.Cellbu 28. 1t.l'ltn.... (BriL N. W. COMPTON, O. D. • . nnt a.une OPTOIETIIST !Dpootiy 30."- of'nCE HQIJilS 9:30 TO l:i, 2 1'0 5 (CI-(ISE AT NOON ON ,... SJO.OI ......t.t•ct • AND E!UGS IS L.EA\IJNG! ..-.,. week or· more of work or ' AN~E~ TIE~ tel'l'tt.GI'f lJ.Ro..... one litfUOD polleD • Sumo 250,000 peOllle o0e a 3 New Furalturt· . ONLY $'299 IT WORKED! :t DIDN'T fllbt" The loRowblg I a e t 1 on ragweed may Induce a aneeze, from some of tho eight million AmeriC8111 who surrer from hay fever. During each hay fever aea· son, a million tona of rag· weed oollen IICalter tbrougll the afr1 w}th a oingle ragweed_pJ!UR procluelng~ THUB&l _; !!AST C00RT ST., POMEROY I . ......UcM.Duteh llndlcape patnter 37.Shaktapeon'o river sa a.-a- HOW'S 7N4T FER DEMONSTRATIN' 1'1-11 5TUIWINESS O' MY NEW LINE 0 ' POTS AN' PANS? �~., Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching· 10 - , . Dolly _sentloel, Pom.,...·Middl....,n. 0., Fridl¥, ~lli"' WANT AD INFCNUIATION DlAOL.IHU 5 , .... Der lef•• Pvltlicotie" MoMiey o..411M f 1.111. Coroc•ll-'1""' & c.. ,.ct i ot~t Will M oceetttN ""' ' ' 9 • ·• - lor D•r el P•liutien RfGUlATICHS n,, PIA!Ihlwr ~ rle"t•t to edit or ,.iect ony ad1 dee.,.d ob· f-ctle...,.ble. n .. , ... "till Mil : . reu"''' b• retpontihl• Of ,!...... more thon on• lnCIHTICI inteff l n"', RATE S A~ S.••lco .S cenh ,., •ood ,,.. l1111•tien Mini 7!tc Fw Wo"' o.,,. 12 c:enh ,... wo•d three co,..ecu· !loC il'lf.~fiOM - 11 c•"'• ,., W•d tili ce11aacu1i•• l111111ion1 . 25 ~· cent Oi•cowltt on ill'l id eols on4 ode ,.id .. ;thin 10 day1 . CARD OF THANKS. & OBITUARY $1 ..50 for 50 word 111ini""'"'· Eo . ..S.tlt iorMI word :!c . BLIND ADS Addi tiont~l 25c: Chorp ~It Ad¥er · OF.FICE HOURS 1 :30 , :"' to .5 :00 P· "'· Doily 8:30 o.m. to 12:00 Noon Sotul'llley 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY For Sale Pomeroy •tor Co. mAW. Phbne 1fU21'1, JU.IJtp PIONEER Travel trli1er, 1116'1, :ZO.fool, eell..ontalned, earpeltng, air conditioned. Good conditloo. Phone Mason 7'13-5771. 114-lfc 1965 FORD.. __ ----------------·----·---·----·--------·--------·--·-- Sl ~95 Galaxie 4 door , bloc:lt finish, clean interior, .tood w:s"' w tires, VB engine, auto. trans ., power steering, rod10, heater sharp 1 owner car. including 6 way seat, power windows, •potless 1nter• 196~ RC~RV AIR...... . . -- . - -------- - - : - - - - --------~5 and heater . Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEII EVES. 8:00P .M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice _ For Rent __ . THE TOM THOMAS duo of Co- TRAILER SPACE, reedy to hook up, private, plenty of I WISH lo thank those wbo lumbus, now appearing nitely room lor children 1o play. were so kind at the time of at The Hotel Martin Bar. Will Phone 1192--39048-14-tle tl1e death of my wife, Mary finish this engagement on Rees. Those who sent flow· Friday nigbt. They will ret rs, Rev. Max Donahue ar:d turn after the holiday season. F'URNISHED and unlumlshed apartments . Close to IIChool. the Rawlings Coats FuJJerol IZ.~I< Pbone 1192-5434. 111-11-tlc home for the lovely service, Card Of Thanks and especially do I 1\lank the ALL MEMBERS are urged to many friends for their cheere!U!nd tile monthly meeting ing notes, cards and prayen ol Rutland Gun Club Dee. 13, sent durlng her Jllness. 1968. Membership dues are HUsband, David E. Reel due. Card shoot Sunday, Dee. 1:1-1!-ltC 15, I p.m. t:!-1:1-31<: WE WANT to thank everyone THERE WILL be a gun shoot for being so kind and helpSlmday. Dec. 15. beginning at ful during the death of OlD' noon at the Forked Run loved one, Lisa German. Sportsman Cl..,. Everyone I> Mr. and Mrs. Robert welcome. 12-10.5tc German and relatives 1:1-IS.IIc TRUCK WATER to be sold In Racine from UO a.m. to 7:30 Notice p.m. only. U-ll-31c WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alterations, etc. Help Wanted Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, PART TIME TRUCK DRIVER. Phone 773-Si>l. 4-30-tfc 1or 11ve poultry trock. see Marvin Glasco, 399 W. Main st. Friday p.m. 1:1-11-&c CHRISTMAS TREES Beautifully Shaped, Prun-- ed , Spraved or Unsprayed. WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK, 3 days a week. pbone llti:I-6S36. 1:1-IU!c FURNISHED apartment, 4 rooms and bath. Marlon Rey· nolds, Mason, W. Va. Phone 773-5147. 11-tttlc 98c CHRISTMAS SALE 7~1o.~l\ LIGHT SETS .............. 98c Lllfl• 12 Ct. lULlS •..•. - .....•..•.•. tic CARDS ................ b•. fie Artlflciol PLOWERS .. .......... . pat fie CHRISTMAS R!CORD.LP•• file Artlflclol !lilt - · (living the ,-ear ... romdl Ha1 ~rethl.ne loam ifllulatioo fM thin walls more space inside, leu Ooor space outaide. POMEROY WHY NOT GIVE 992-2tet iaclc W. -~orsey, • w. Main 992•SI96 M·l' • • ~ • ', .. • • • 11 to 6 Sat. • • • • • • • • • • ·9 Ia 7 Sun.--········11 HOMEWORK, TOO -- Wheel Alignment 5.55 HAY. Contact Marvin Koebangh, Phone Pomeroy 99UM2 or Chester 11111>3913. 1:1-11-Sic -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & AUk! • E. Mill REMEMBER WHAT! LEFT HOMEWIT"- n-IEJ R &.IFit SAVIN'S!! Frum the Lorpat Truek or Bullcilzer Radiator To The ::malleat Heater Core. Phone 667 ·3370 BLAETTNARS SPECIAL SIIOW TIRE SALE ec,PERT "~XED =-,:r;":. ;~nc• A SHOT.".' HocklniPort, tllio Pluo 2.19 fe4eral To11 OIILY S18.95 ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY Moot popvlor sine ••allaltlo. Limited number .t this price. Alterations, J:ipper1 and . pockets r'r Hoovy .tuty, oatro deep treo••• nylon. 775• .. White Sl.walll fow lull Fully 111ar~t...t. Built b)' u big tire ntGl.or for , , • MOORE'S \24 II, MAIN PO!'EROY ......,.,~,o 5UT . .JANif ,UUNGLE I~LAN05> ARE TOO RCUSH FOR A MO'l'HoR·TO·SE. Professional rue cleaning-guaranteed Mason, West Vir1inla Buslnen Services --- riiENANG SPRiNGS HE'S DOIN' HIS VOURMOMMA ISGUITa Schw1rzel Marine CAR HOPS, Waitreos and also reliable person to operate TWI).~AM\d liQrTO!I ~ .,...., able /...ny Where. mtch . boaid, Crow'a Steak .. 'I'IIA!LER. Brown'a TraDer .uuc : atso briclle and saddle like House, phone II9U43i or l19z. Part, MinersviDe, Ohio. Phone new. !'bone 119Z-2991l. IZ.!Uic 2580. 1:1-12-Btc 1Z.Itl«c AUTOMOBILE 1ns11ran"" beeo cancened• Loot )10111' onerat_ SOLID STATE stereo, 1911 wal· Parking Lot Rt. 7 soMEONE to 8II8WOI' phone in NICE FURNISHED and unfur· or's Jteense~ can • •. LAB!' CHAliCE TRIB YEAR nut C01l801e model, 4-......t their home . Contact New· nlshed living quarten lor I 15 Ue '1'0 BUY automatic changer, !-speaker VACANCY lor two elderly peo- land's Sewing Center, !00 7th alngle people, Couples or li!IUift MIJli)LEPORT - Gravel Hill 'BOund system. Pay only ple. Prefer private paid pi· St., Parkersburg, W. Va. families. Four vacancies in 7 rooma. bath. furnace. baoe$'ii.S!, or monlblY payments. tients. Pbolle Mason, 77S-6185. 1:1-!Hto Mlcldleporl. Phone 99M267. • ment, garage. Asking $14,000. I~C ean 1193-3218. 1:1-1~ 1:1-ll.jllc LAUNDRY - Good going bull· nea for husband and wife. locally Grown AQUARIUMS - Christmas sets l'rnnlnvm•nl Wanted Ex<ellent wor\dng condltiool, 5, tO, 15 gallons. see our com- BABY SI'M'ING in my home. 'niREE BEDROOM trailer, M GIGANTIC Sheared & Sprayed & G Food Markel, three miles Your own boos. Asking plete line of exotic fish and Pl!one New Haven 85:1-2130. WATCH SAVINGS south of Middleport on Rl. 7. 1:1-IMic $20.000.1111 supplies. Gilt certifiCates SCOTCH PINE MotU I. Lodl•• IS-11-3te nREl'I\()OF - building East availllble. The Hoose of WI!· Wt.TCHES Main 110180. Good location for SOil first road left below W1nted To Buy Values as high a1o 59.95 business. Askin• $211.000.00 Pets For S1le Pl.;.sant Point Raort. Open \VILL BUY raw furs and beef OIILY 9.95 ~IDmi ...... UOnalfer Lonelnea, L1n:.-.na, Sporton• 803 Brownell Ave. 9 1o 9 Tues. thru Sat. Ph. bides. Carl Chevaller, LonR READY NOW, AKC S.Ottlea. 2 l'· auorantae GEO. 11088'1 E II £1\. Brobr Parallol to Middlopart Hill cocker female, 7 months; GREAT GIPTS'GA£1-T SAVINGS m-11165. 12+1Qtjl Bottom. II~ Hurry! Sale 11\4• Mon. 5 Pill MIDDLEPORT, OHIO HELEN tr VIRGIL TEAP0RD Beagles, and beauUiul Peek· A·Poos ready Dec. :13; miniAl!SOCIA'l'ES • Bryants Budeet Shop USED PONY SULKY and barSYRAOO!IE ature Schnauzers and wire neaa. CaB 1192-99M. 1:1-111-tle Attention Teena1ers! 101 W. Main terriers; also mled breedJ. C. C. BRADFORD 992-5896 Barkaroo Kennolll, Coolville. hUCftONEER Wanted t.. .AL NOTICI Complelo Service Ohio. Phone 116'1.J851. IN THI COURT OP COMMOft PLIAI. F.ARL Y AMERICAN stereo. ANTIQUES. furniture. dlehol. Friday, Dec. 13-9 PM 11-IS-!Ote Mile I COUNTY, otiiO PboDe . . . . .... 14,171 lovely maple Rnlsh. with InmlllceUaneoua. Mrs. Howard JlldDO, OMo Phflll• •11nH, Loq ........, Ohle, Feoturing: stant oo radio, AM & FM, 4Cecil, 100 W. Main St.. PomePNintiH Crill Bradford HEAD STOllE CIRCUS ForS.Ie opeed changer, dual volume ...,. 1-15-Ue I I Uc PSYCHEDELIC GROUP IlEDUCE SAFE, limple a n d control. Balance of $M.21 or fut with Gobeae tablets. On· mon1hly paymentl of S$. CaD · For Sale or Trede AIR coNDmONING Refrigerly 91 cents. Nelson Drugs. 91M211. 1:1-!Uie 1116'1 PONTIAC Flrebtrd, V-8 auation service. Jack's Refrl&· II·D-alf> tomatic lransml!sion, lOllS eratlcm, New Haven. hoM POMEROY, OHIO MIXED HAY. 0011tad John J. Oldsmobile convorllble, V-8, AKC Puppies, S<:ottles, Cockers, 111:!-211'11. 4 • tic Role, Long Bottom. Olllo. power steering, power brakes; Poodles, Westiea and Schnauz. REVIVAL AT a Going Church Pllone 9111-:1121. IZ.I~ 1963 Rambler slalion WIIII'JII, READV • liiTX concrete deUv· en, Barkaroo KI'a .. Coolville, lor a Coming Lord, Bible 8 cylinder, standard. Flnanen!d right to your proJeel. Baptist Temple, Minersville, Ohio, PboDe 116'1-3654. ·11 LEGHORN HENS. IOe esdl. etng aval!able. Phone ._..7 Fast and easy. Free eat!· Il-l~ beginning Monday, Dec. 16, Gall Mille<. Phone IIHI91 or IIIU'III. 11-14-tlc mates. Phone IIIIU284. Goet!· services nightly 7:30 p.m. or TfZ.ASI. IS-I~ loin llea4y • Mix Co .• Middle. IIAY, Pbone 74M'1611. 11-24-20tp Evangelist Rev. Ken Darringport, Obio. 8 !10 tic S'roRE eQUh>ment for houoo lon. Second Baptist Church. 19M CIIZVROLET I'MPALLA, traDer. M & G Food Market, USED sPINET plano, A-1 conRavenswood. Everyone wel7 door banllop, V-8 automat- BDDGE'I' PRICI!! luniiiBre on diUoo, Ugbl walnut flntsh. eome. 1:1-ll.ste three miles aoutll of MiddioIc, clean ear, wiD aell ,....... our tlllrd ftoor budget shop. port on Rt. 1. U-11-!lc $4116. Wendell's, 12119 Garfield able, phone M - 'm-5211. Baker Furniture. Mlddleporl Ave., Pl!brlburg, W. Va. SJIO()'nNG match gunday, Dec. 11-IJ-.,._ Ohio. .... Phone 4115--4401. 11-21-29tc 15 at the Rutland American For Legion Farm. 1:1-11~ M& G Food Market, tl1ree miles 1914 MOBILE home, 12 • ~ •outh of Middleport on Rt. 7. POTATOES, Phone 841-2154 with lip out room. Prleed very U-1141c Ciarenoe Prolftlt, Portland. MUSIC EVERY Friday and re...able. Phone days 11111lt-16-llc Saturday at J act's Club on 511911, evenlncl 9154117. Harrtoonville Road, off Rt. 7. Business Opportunity 1:1-11-Bic U-11-!lc EXCEPTIONAL STEREO PHONO: llandJome opportunity. COIUIO!e. like new, !-speed SMALL BUSINESS. Pomeroy Management trainee this area, B8H changer, PM speaker, location, bus- doing loodmarried, age 25 to 80, luU or solid state. Make payments of part time . Income unlimited. $1.541 per week or $18.50 euh. Sellinll due to bltereat. · - - - - - - - - - -...........- - - , Pbone days . ,other _ , ......... Reply to Dally Sentinel, Box 9154157. u.u-tte GRAND OPENING SPECIALS can 19:1-2&111. IU-ttc IIIII G, Pomeroy, Oblo. U-11-Bic DECEMBER ~L Y 1911 ZIG ZAG sewing mat!hlne. NEW AND USED poo1 tables. Cue Center, PomeiOJ. lntrod~clng all now 69 modol Rlchordoon on~ Skyllno 'nils machine maes button· For Rent holea, omb., in lovelf 1:1-11-ltc Mobil• Homos. FURNIS1IED 111•8110 apart. Sky II no 50 x 12 2 Bdrm. Cu olooo $.1395 men! ion Unooln HHI. Utlll- portable ease. Pay II paJ· Skylln• 60 x 12, 2 Bd... s., 1~ baths $.1,995 ments o1.. $I or will diJeount SINGER, 1911 model, like MW tleo paid. adulll only. Phone Skylln• 60 x 12 3 Bdrm., Eerly Aonorlcon $4995 11111-341t. 1:1-11-IIA> for cash. can ••· bl beaUiilul · - Qblnol. Richordaon 60 x 12 2 Bdrm., Ardmore $4995 ls.utc Just set dial to make deSign. Rlchordoon ·60 x 12 3 Bdno. Early Amorlc~• $5195 llltchel, Ill ua. butlonholes, 6 ROOM apartment. el... to All c.mplotoly Fvrnlohe<l, lank Rotu · blinll.bems, etc. P•1 l>alance downtoWII Pomeroy. Call 11111- COAL itJOK&R with an conOHL Y A FEW LEFT trols. h:enent oondltlao. $'12,10; iiOibiDII doQ, S$.10 2143 be(pre ~ p.m. 11-11-11< · Rose Dulan.r Trio monthly, or . ..10 wit """"e Now Ravon -:,u.J~p Electric Drean PboDe Ravenswood m.eetS 3 RO<ntiDIIurniahed opartment. after I p.m. 1:1-11-tte Phone M-3915. 124-tlc No Prettier Trees Avail· ... ' EIUTNOW 1 CHRISTMAS tillED PIANOS: Two nlee reconditioned upright pianos. Free delivery. Call Rutland Furniture 742--1211. 1:1-1~ Comm 4 channels Top Hat antenna. Cont1)lele set $100; '47 International ll·lon trock fur parts $'15, rnnable. Ed Dunlap, Coolville, Olllo. Phone 116'1-31154. U-1:1-!0ic f# FOR Business Services POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy DOZER, BACKHOE. trenc:her miniature. $'15 and up. Stud and !rock service, septie ""lee and grooming. Phone tanks, water lines. basements, 11111-544!. 11 s tic 1961 PLYMOUTII Sport Fury, also topsoil. Henry Bahr. clean, $m; 19M Ford Gal· !'bone 985-3988 or Roger Bahr, AKC Golden Retriever puppies. uie 500, new pakrt. clean Phone 985-3953. 11'1!-301~ &JI Ash St., Middleport. 11111'I'RAILER UYI'S, Bob's Mobllo Interior, tll85; 1963 Chevy 5441. 8-zs.tf< Nova Soort Coupe, sbart>, SKATE-A-WAY hnliday parties. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on state S7'15: 19110 Pontiac. 1150: 1959 Rt. 124, Phone IIIUI51. Thanksgiving, Friday, Nov. 8-tl-lfc CI!RISTMAS TREES. on Rl. Rambler. $'15. Reedsville 22, Chrisbnas, Fri., Dec. 124 between Long Bottom and Auto Sales, Reedsv!De. Ohio. to, New Yeara Eve., Tuea.. lleedsvllle, by airport. M. L. IS-IWie FOUR ROOM house witll bath, Dee. 31, 7;30 to 11:30, Open Carr. IU-IOip picture window. on LincOln t.'hristmas Eve. Closed Chris~ Hgts. Call II9UI80 or 992-3431. SOLID STATE stereo, 1969 momaa. Open Wednesday, Frl· Business Services !Uti< day, Salurday, 7:30 to 10:30. del. This set, like new. bas CIGARETI'E vending maeltlnea Available for parties, Monlovely walnut finish, AM & and service . ABC Enterpr\les. HARMONY apartments - 3 and day, Tueoday and Thursday FM radio, !-•peed changer, Maoon, W. Va. Phone 773-5543. 1 · rooms, furnished, new : nights, Saturday and Sunday dual balance control. Take 5-f.lfe walls, floors , furnitw-e. Priafternoons. Phone 985-3929 or over payments of fl .TI per vate parkilll!- Out of all 1185-3585. 11-17month or pay balance due !l ADIO and TV repair, house floods. 3 blocks from Pome$11UI. TrY It In your home. calla, and antennas Installed. roy post office. II9U392 from Cali 1191-2836. IU-ttc John Harrison, Phone l19z. Real Est1te For Sale 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 11-4-llc FURNISHED APARTMENTS in Middleport. All utilities paid. Rowley & Reed, MJd. dleport, Phone 992-2'1'78. 111-:.lfc -... - EXPERIENCED Rrnllmr S.rvlct .;J: EVEN RUDE Mt•· ONE MARK 7 and one Polly 101 .. ----· ..- . - CHRISTMAS TRIEU .•• from 1.00 Bryants Burtaet Shop --~ Business Services $199.00 A IIIII tbe purchase of a new Wur· lltzer plano. Good quallly guitar outfit. t3U5; Good ae- II!.ACK GELDING rldlog hone iectlon of Estey chord organs, fUO, also 11162 Pontiac for $139.50 up; lifetime guaransale or trade for livestock. tee on reeds. Wendell'•· 12119 needs a Utile transmission Garlield Ave., Parkersburg, work, $325. Phone 99U'I93W. Va. Plume 4854401. 1S-I2,3tp 11-11·29tc Spider, 2 dr. black fini1h , good tires , 4 spd. Rad1o AN' PIAl{? ....... ' Un~CjfE\\F~II£E7ER Cl!RISTMAS SPECIAL! Free !IIN!zo walking doll and 3 monlbs of plano leSSOns by teacher of your choice with 196 2 CAD ILU C. ..........................--------- SPECIAL $199 HT Coupe, good white wall tirea, full power equi~nt TATER COME OUT .,.,.._,. 773·5543 Save time and steps while Christmas shapping ..• hove lund! at Bailey's. It's the thing DINE HERE to do. While Shopplnl Downtown! 218 E. Moio 992·997~ POMEROY, OHIO 10BSTETTER .: REALTY CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S DANCE QUE CENTER --- >Ulii088 l.·ReL Khool --- DANCE MITE CLUB SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 10 TIL 2 darns. Til COUNTY MOilLE IIO.ES TIIIIIPtt and Drums ' •. The Jlltomal 00)< , 10. ... NolO or· "My •bowline pm• wu aure off ton1ahtl The ball doHn't .,.uaiiJ' bounoe over TW<r alleyel" WORLD~ --- L•- - ' · Iron or JUrtaUon lf,Fren.ch camp -- 13. J'&tea lT.Paintul 18. Betore school yearly because of fever. hay aanr,etc. --~ li.CaeaY1 four 20.Sueat 28.'.,.... / ruult. -......,., 24.Traftla H.Cellbu 28. 1t.l'ltn.... (BriL N. W. COMPTON, O. D. • . nnt a.une OPTOIETIIST !Dpootiy 30."- of'nCE HQIJilS 9:30 TO l:i, 2 1'0 5 (CI-(ISE AT NOON ON ,... SJO.OI ......t.t•ct • AND E!UGS IS L.EA\IJNG! ..-.,. week or· more of work or ' AN~E~ TIE~ tel'l'tt.GI'f lJ.Ro..... one litfUOD polleD • Sumo 250,000 peOllle o0e a 3 New Furalturt· . ONLY $'299 IT WORKED! :t DIDN'T fllbt" The loRowblg I a e t 1 on ragweed may Induce a aneeze, from some of tho eight million AmeriC8111 who surrer from hay fever. During each hay fever aea· son, a million tona of rag· weed oollen IICalter tbrougll the afr1 w}th a oingle ragweed_pJ!UR procluelng~ THUB&l _; !!AST C00RT ST., POMEROY I . ......UcM.Duteh llndlcape patnter 37.Shaktapeon'o river sa a.-a- HOW'S 7N4T FER DEMONSTRATIN' 1'1-11 5TUIWINESS O' MY NEW LINE 0 ' POTS AN' PANS? �- - .. . ~ 12 - Ancient Fleshpot Center is Found '!Ill Dolb Sentlnol, Pameroy-Mlc01optr1, 0., Frldl1, llo<eDibor 13, 11168 Scranton Reporting His Soundings to Mr. Nixon NEW YORK CUPO _ Richard M. Nlu.1, briefed on prable:me o1 being president in a lengthy White House aeulon Thursday 1 •.-~..., called in hi a persoral en"--.J" voy to dlscusa condHions In the troubled Middle Easl Fonner Pennsylvania Gov. WUIIom W, Scranton, dt.patched Dec. 1 on • six - mtion I!IWlng through what Nixon hal!l termed one of the world's most volatile: regions, was reportirw his findlngs Ln a pri~te session with the president - elecL se~=oe c=l~tedl:!:er~: :~ his new adm.inlstrationandplunged today into a close examination of boUl the domestic and foreign problems he will !Merit when he takes ortl.ce Jan. 20 Racine Squadmen Summoned Twice orpni'i&tiOD which seeks eolutioos to problems of the urban poor. Nixoo spent eight hours with d1 hls ne« cabinet Tbursday, scussing prOOiems ranging trOm the war In Vlottam 10 what to . wear to the inauguration. With only a 30 mirute break He abo scheduled a meeting wltll John Gardner, the tormer hea.ldt, educationandweltareseche ad the Urban retary who now s Coalldoo, • riot. born vol~Y ,.._ McDonald Dies llank In Indiana Monday lor lunch, the with a granddaughter, Mrs. Virginia Lee Franklin. Among the survi ... ors is a d8u.. ghter, Mra. Addison Seaman, ol Pomeroy. - "ta] Stewart R eCI Js OB Thursday (Continued from page 1) in trouble. Among the passengers, mostly Venezuelans. were Mrs. Antonetti, Luis Beltran Gonzalez, president of a Veneluelan advertisUW agency I aoo two Cuban citizens, Mr. and Mrs. Franll Toscano of Fairlawn, N.J. When news of the crash spread to the waiti~ room at Maiquetia, panic gripped those waiting for tlle flight to arrive. A doctor treated se\'enl persona who fainted at the report Five riaval vesseh alq with private yachts an:l planes continued to search a wide area off the coast on the possibility there were survivors. the Fabulous SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em Ham• 992.5,32 u::r WORK VOLUNTEERED - Numerous members of the New Haven Recreation Foundation have been doM.tirw their time to restore the New Haven Community BuUding. Here, volunteers are cleaning.ud painting bleachers. Lett to rightareWUUam Kimes, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Jack Flesher and Mrs. Nell Haymaker. """"' their assistants and to ,be candid 'iillli thO public. , The Nixoo cabinet ,met wiUl their counterparts in; lhe Jo• son administration at a recep. uon in the Slate Depar1lnenL Nixon, his Wnily an:l personal aides paid a one hour ard 40 minute call to the White House. Jet Crash Home loadershil> o! alt' eu~~...kenstmas",o' ~~::r··~~el:~~ (Mary) CROW'S • of top ArchaooiOKiota Gulaeppe Fotl ol llOiy and Froellc~ G. Hainey of the University of Pennsylvania museum announced the site the Nixon administration and Mrs. Ella McDonald, 91, of their wives - about 75 people in .~t IIUI.I.I c ~ .. - , er·...... -Gary Drive, New Albany, Ind., all _ spent 01· ~rr~• died Moo:II:Y at F1oyd Memoridl med into a smtll rocm of the llospltal In lndiallll. Shoreham Hotel in Washireton Funeral services were held headng expert ~ini.ons on probWednesday at the Kratt Funeral lems aOO procedures(orconduct.Home and burial was in Gray- iM 1111tional affairs during the next lour years Son Memorial Park there. · Mrs. McDonald made her home According to Herbert G. Klein., Rlcine emergenc)' squadmen MASON - Gerald (Gary) Stew· were summoned twice Thursday. art will appear in senior reci· The tlrst was at 4:05 p.m. foe Michelle Johnson, age 4, tal next Thursday as a part of who became ill at the Beulah the requirement for the bacheAutherson home in Racine. Squad-- lors degJ'ee in Music Education men transported her to Veterans at Marshall Unl.,.ersity in HunMemorial Hospital where she ti~on. The recital will be held at the was admitted. The other was at 9 p.DL for Mary Kearns, Port· Evelyn HollbergSmith Music Hall lard, who was removed to Porn~ at 8:15 p.m. The public is inroy and transferred to an Ewing vited. During his studies at Marambulance. She was taken to Hol- snail, stewart participated in zer Hospital and admitted as a ban:l and choral union work. He is a major in trumpet. He is medical p•tient. the ·son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, Mason. STEAK HOUSE PHILADELPIIIA (UPD- Tho loot Greek city ol Syltarls, Ita riches and decadert pleaaure domes buries for 2,500 years, has been fouDJ on the Ionian shore of Italy, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL T h e Middleport emergency ~~ answered a call at 6:07 p.m. Thursday to the office of Dr. Richard Slack fr(JJ) where Mrs. sarah Congo, who was Ul there, was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital and was admit.. ted as • medical patient. New Haven Community Building Being Cleaned Up, Painted Up 63 StrukntJJ On Eastern HorwrRoll three students of the Eastern High School were named to the honor roll at the close of the second six weeks grading period. Students havill8: all A grades were Patti Se"on, Barbara Bailey, Jennifer Dean, senion;Danny Will, Phyllis Mcintyre, juniors, aOO Nancy Ba.wn and l)eb.. ra Fitch, sophomores. StWents who had all A and B grades were, Seniors, Nacmi Bissell, Linda Clark, Kathie Chichester, Candace Hawk, Pam HeOOerson, Rick Kapple, Rich .. ard Lodwick, Lenora Michael, Louise Michael, Patrick Morrissey, Shirley Rucker. Louretta Sargent, Kay Spurlock, Ray Karr, David Mora. Juniors, Linda Baer, Rl.th Am Barnhill, Vicki Carr, Joanne Codner, Remon& Eagle, Keren Ebersbach, John Fryar, Pam Griffin, Laura Harris, Debbi Keebaugh, Avice Mays, Celia McCoy, Debbie Morgan, Mike Elberfeld, Martin Osborre, ~ Sloter, BreOOa Spencer, Carol Sargent, Fern Showalter, KaUty Tuttle, Bonnie Walker, Russell Well, BUI Cole. Soph<Xnores, Brenda Boring, Mike Boring, Kimberly Fick, Carolyn Griffin, Thcmas Karr, Robyn Mills, fiathy Smith, David. Smith, Suzlrme Teafonl, Jea11 Sixt;y • 1 ~· P A1N"11NG IJP - Floyd Cannack, long 1lmo genoral,...._ ger of the New Haven Community Building, left, and Doc: Uhu.r, president of non-profit New Haven Recrea.Uon Founda-tion, use paint brushes to brighten the buOdlrw: whleh Ia now owned by the town of New Haven. ALSO CHICAGO (UPD-Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in his laat published work, said America la '4-f.ragl.cally unprepared" to solve tlle problem of race relations and poverty. The Negro leader shot down ln Memphis, TeM., in AprH said, however, he was optimistic that justice for all black people would come. but not '"without radical changes in the more than a year ago from a Gallla COWlty farmer. Sgt. James E, Baldwin said SHOW STARTS7P.M. Finance it quickly ... here .•• with a very simple low-cost bank t~t that will save you money on the over-all cost of any new '69 car. Come in and tell Santa's helpers you want your low-cost bank auto loan today/ I POMEROY I NATIONAL BANK POMEROY Senin& Mei1s County lot o•er 96 years Herman James Fitch, 25, r--------------------· MAlE IT AVISTA THIS CHRISTMAS I The New Fun Bike For Kids of All Ages I AUTO LOAN A Gold Srar Mcrchanl RUTLAND A FULL SERVICE GANI< Member Federal Reserwe System - Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00. ALSO: WAGONS - TRICYCLES - SL,~OS SIDEWALK BIKES. Lay·a·way now for Clvistmas ----ilowE:-&iiAitiil-sumv*-. .Open friday Nlgllls S:IJO IO 7:00 111 W, 2nd . 992-2774 I POMEROY much qroduetlve d i a: g I n ~ which ~~ been neeesaary In tht • put." ' ArchooolOKilllo drilled at 1lio site ol Syltarls and l'OIIIOVeil piece• of archaic tile d struck lllllller<MIO atone structures. Ancient hiatorians wrote: that Syborites II ved a luxurious and eo. or d'-codent lifo. There waa a In In Sybuia that before wane• could be 111vlted to a publle celebntlon they must be gt_veD • )'8U'•a notice to an(M SaiDrday. enough time to p.._... lite apprq,rlate dresaes and finery. AL JOHNSON CONSTRt!CTION CO. worlt on 1 pier toward lite OMo olde of lite Ohio River, where a new brldee Is beiOI buUt, waa set back Frld;aY night when an estimated 40 per cent or it colliiPI8d, two da)'s shy of the first anniversary of the collapse of the Silver Bridge. :~:::::::::::::~:::::::;:=:::::::::::=-m.:~~;~:>.:.%~¥.-:::=:-~».;:;:;;;:;:;:;;;:-~:::W:¥..:>".«::::::::::::::::::::::: Spec.~ial · Service GAWPOIJS - Members and a'ty and pastor oiEUzabeth Chapfriends o! the tamUtea ot thole el Church will read PAlm 27, who periahed at the colli,IJse of giving emphasis to, "W&Itirw: oa the Silver Bridge one year ago the Lord."' today, re11dents of Gallipolis, D. B. Morgan, mayor of Point Point Pleasant, surroundirwcom- Pleasant, will present wonts of munlUe1, and members of area commendation, represendna the churches are warmly welcome to city ot Point Pleeaant AM ttl attend a apecial Memorial and surroundirw areaa. Due tb pre-Christmas Vesper Service at the -t loul· cOJi'dnlttmenta, City Ma~ First Blpdst Church, Third Ave- ager Kenneth Morpn ot Gelli.. nue and Locust - t In Galli• polls J'Olii'Ot• he wlllnoi bo oblo polis, thia afternoon rrom s · to to attend. In hil place wUl be 6 p.m. 881, PlerceMcCreedy,loctlcomIn char&e of the aorvtce to tho ..._,. of lite State Hlah"'1 PaRev. Jooeplt C.. Chlp~n, Jlaoicir · uGI;. cealing stolen proper1;)', Athena pollee cllioC Fred James aai.d.. The grand Jury procoodllllll were in connection with theft• o1 some $900 In clothing !rom tho Qllllll Shq), about $925 In tools aoc1 appliances tram a ~ otoro, ..... t500 .IJI ole·cttioal 6ij/dpment !ritm Tv s~pllos atore and tsoo In tape PT. PLEASANT - A c<D~nu­ , nit;)' produetionofHandel's "Messiah" will be presented Wednea.. day, Dee. 18 at the Christ &tis-copal Church beginning at 7:30 p.m. with WUitam Worftold directing lite 60 member cbolr. Muslciane and sirwets fr<:m area schfils and chw-ches wtll be taldqj port In tho productloo recorder& ard microphones stol• Ewing Hall, 1he which Ia eJPeded to laat nearly en frotn one hour. The public Is cordially chief said. lttvited. · ... fte·t'l~WUP'CIIllrl!lr, Wbo ·will jlroald.. · Aaloclale llaolor a.v. llorry E;. COlo wW preoont ,_,.of comtort and inapiritl:on entitled. "Leaving the Cbolco with God'", fallowed by brio! remarks. Rev, ou•s Rev. King Expected Great Changes The Gallia County SherW'a Department Thursday afternoon recovered a watch and four diamond rings allegedly stolen from the Tawney Jewelry store on Nov. 1. The sherirr s deparbnent also recovered a chain saw stolen "FEVER HEAT" Nick Adams - Jeannine RUey POINT PLEASANT, W. VL (UPI) - A section of a coffer tor a pier of the $12 million bridge being rushed to completion in record time to· replaee the collapsed Silver Bridge owr the Ohio River collapsed. About 40 per cent or the work on a coffer on the Ohio side of the river was ruined by the collapse Friday night, a spokesman for the .'-J Johnson CoMtruction Minneapolis, Minn., 111id they aalcl In I joint ..........,... meut. ''It aboul.d elimJ.Jate and at:rueture of our society." "The natlm waited until the black man was explosive with fury before &tirrinl itself even Rt. 1 Mt. Perry, led him to where he fouOO the $250 accutron watch and four diamond rings, total value or the rings at to partial concern,•• King wrote. ••coorroo.ted now w:l.th 1he interrelated problems of war, tnrlatlon, urban decay, white backlash and a climate ol violen(e, it is now forced to address itself to face relation• and povorcy, and It Ia trasJcally rnaiazlne, the Neii'O advocate ~ IIOIIViolent civil dl-OIICO !aultod Presidents Kemody and Service Held Funeral Hrvicoa were bold Monday at I,.oav1tt Foneral Home In Parkersburg for Mlll Ads v. Coe, 7t, of Park- MASON - Tho board of remain opeD Mmllly, Dec. 16, of lite Gallll County from 7 to 9 p.m. CIIESHlRE - tru-• Water AloQclltlon Friday nllht ' '· count;)' water es- The daleo lncl..te: Tuelday, Dec. 17, from 7 to 9 p.m. at lite water user• '11"81metU must Addavlll• ~.,. •clt!Jol; bo allpted prto. to the dol!lllne. Dee. 18, from 7.9 p.m.., at the ()f[lclala report alter Jan. 11, R~ Graap Hill; 'llturoda>, tap roes wiU be lnereased to PQO eacb. F.OI lllaf be paid at lite Cbelltire water ..Ofllce dslb !rom 9 Lm. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. i Cremeens' Grocery Ill BldweU, dslb whlcb Ia - !rom 7:30 Ill 6 p.m., and Mltcbell's Grocer,y In Rodney. The Cheshire Water Oftlcewlll Dec. 19, 1 to t IIlli 1 to~ p.m. tho I'Orter Melltodlot Cborch; So~, De<. 21, Centarv!Ue Gnqe Hall !rom 1 10 3 D.m.; Monday, Dec. 23, c-.., Gnqe Hall, !rom 7 to t p.m. and Doc. 30. Ohio Valle;y Granp Hall, from 7 10 9 p.m. l'llrpo8e ~ theM saaalono 18 "' erplaln Ute procreos 00 the Q'slem and to obtala the tap at Driver Thrown from The first major secbac:k in construction of the federalzy financed four - lane span could set construction back aeveral months. Collapse of the construction came less than two days before the first anniversary of the collapse ol the Silver Bridge between Point Pleasant ard Kanauga, Ohio. The Dec. 15, 1967, !all ol lite old two -lane bridge during rush hour traffic killed 46 persons. A West Virginia Road Com· Set Margaret Brewer at the piano. An awropriate selection, "1 Know Who Holda Tomorrow:• will al· so be sung by Mrs. Wilbur Klrtland. A solemn memorla.l tribUte will be preaented honoring those who lost their lives. A token will be given to a member or repre· sentatlve of each family. There will be conaregatloml ainging of ' · (,fi, ·~.o. Mlddli!imtti>lielao~-: ' 11.,;;~ De<. 2ii lin a s~iD lxeeJI 1 1 I &...- ot r. road' II!IMdl· 1111 accldont at 7:10 Friday oit Rt. 1, .... lilil ano.:ta,~~~t milo DOrUt of I b·o Gallla.Melga County liM. OUer, aecordina to tbe .PI· trol, waa thrown out of hi& ear* by u,e ......... Middleport Eri!e- He 1111 reported ouD:orina: abrallons, was ad.mltted, and kept for oboervat!oo. ..,.. 11te potrot alated. Oller attempt. · ed to ov-e aed poaa two other .IOQU. . . . vehicles. He•lolt ~ ~ hi1 car. The vehicle """"*" .........., Flu? Who-: Cares? nurriel •or• C<lntbwlld cold ...,., • wid~ . . . n... r1.. oort1teut .., roll' ea.. Whet'e over lhe .wte. ' See Pagf!S 17-18 today: mhMlon spoke&IIUIIn aa1d this week that work was "on sched-ute•• with all sigrlll hdicati~ the bri.dgf: "will be open to trarClc late next year." "It'll be a miracle in modern bridge construction if it is completed as anticipated,, said carter MacDavid, director of public relations and information for the road cunmission. The spokesman said tour feet remained to be dug before coocrete could be poured. T h e company had been working m Ule coUer dam enclosure since July. The company inspected t h e daJnap Saturdl¥ and a spokes - man aatd no information would be ,elven on the extent of dam~ the cause of the enclosure eollapse. Jolm T, Dorsey, Jr., West Vir - age ginia Road Commission area engineer on the job, said such col~s "generally are from water prelisure.n He said tho Jotm- company has been working two shifts, seven days a week. IOll Memorial section to the first anniversary of collapse of th" Silt•er Bridgl!. Piers of Silver Bridge: Monumenb? No Monument, Writer Says GALL!POLL~ - Piers o! the Some people think they should old sn ver Bridge atlll staid remain as momuments to the 46 above, a year alter collapse or peraons who lost their Uves. the bridge, oth,rs disagree. Amoog them is Ewlyn Rotl1Jeb, of 101 Cedar St., who wrote to the Ttmes - Semi· nel: .. "My home is at K.a~. Uld I lo...e this tittle town alq the Chrlstma• carola. Ohio. "Here at Ka•uga. we have memories of a beautifUl bl'ldp said the Rev. Mr. Chipman: The membera and friends of tho Flrot lllptlot Church senda lhalr ~~~ aympoth> who tllllt served us and our neighbors for thirty..rune years - for a quick visit to a frieol, the doctor, or just a pleasure drive. We li'-ll'illlcl flth t1tt 1' ruins ot the bring us pleasure, nor can they help the prosperity in thi1 UUie town. Our town gri 'led for our friends lost on the bridge, and these bridge ruins onlyaddtoour sorrow. We live with the ruirul - but requires I prayer, a hope. and a future. "Here at Kanauga, on the Obio llde or the rher let's let West Virginia destroy these ruins ...., while they wish to do so. and plant an e-vergreen garden or park. Let•s have a future to look to- not a dark tragedy." hymns and l!f:~ *"''~'-'·:i!!=~~~ can OC ''iiltili... . . ., ·Ho otto~.J'"IdtOUt,allyetlttl hclplt·tn the tonS. u AD otlttl' I'IIIUiarlb ochoduled ••nlceo 11'\t ·~celled tonlgh~ The ehutch liltM1'7· will be open. feoa ond lUll - I forms. Per· wlllt to Jill Ute balance fl5 lop fees are aahod bltJw 1lloir to>: receipt lor of lite to location illd ldontlllcatlon. A speelal meetlq' for devel- opers Is slated Satunla.y, Dee. 21, at 10 a.m. In lite Gallipolis Municipal Bulldlng, Attending Friday ni&llt's noIlion. In aMtlon "' the boor<l, ware Vernon McNairoltheFarmerollome Admtollltr-. Altor- lltl' R. W!lllam Jenldno and John Hill ~ Sleeo, ilc. ~ Columbuo, Ind. Lut week, aaoocletlm dlreetora were gtven a letter d. 27 ooadltloos wltlcb nwat be mel bo· fore tho $2.1113,000 FHA 1 - u. app...ed. . life -mont car Injured GALL~ - , :n>t. S,t&.i o ooto t1oe hlllbwiY. He waa taken -.llllbwiY l'atl'!tl d~ , ~OII- to Velerano Memorial llolpltal p.m. " ' ltloo af!octed. Uoo• idiot Friday and Saturday Nights and Every Night Next Week. Come In and See the Many, Many Excellen,t Christmas Gifts All Over The . Store. ,•.. the 112 mile tem. l'ntporty IUOJIIOIIt formo lllld UNTIL 9:00 Sgt. BaldwlrL Ml Solurdoy, Jan. 11, ., the deadllllo 10 Jill all t.I!P .cltl Tho board aloo olllabllahod a list of dalea to ibnt wltb tho cWzena in the vartGus commun- r.o approximately $600. Elllerfelds In Pomeroy Are Open ,p. lnOW _ , ... ..... illb ••s ........... pr~~an _ , nor d1we1t portiGII ~ 111111&; Fee Deadline is Set Jo1Kt100 lor foreign and dome ... Uc policieo, urged morepollllcal and ........Uc ptWOr lor tile NOfirO and nld ooluUmo to Ida ~· problem• "mulll be · eoutructtve and rattonal" tiJat rlollng ac:compUahos nothing. King, eaotlgated by black• for fiiJing too alow. laid, IIJIPI'eporod. "What might mce have been or allure died at Pineview "no prooldent hal roalb very much for the AmerlCQ a series of separate problems Nursing Homo In llarrlavlllo. N08J'O. • He oald Pnoldoatl now merge into a social crisis W. Va. Sbo wao bom In JackKemody and Jolmlon recel•ed of almost Btupetylng cOIIIj)lexl- ""' County. lite daughter of lite late F.· Perry Utd Sopbla lbatl mueb undeserved credit for ty." ID a "testament of hope" Coe. 9le wu a member ~ the helping NoJP,'OOO. "Thll credit hal accrued to pobllahod In lite 15th holiday Firat Baptlat Cburcb In Park· L~ ~ I'"" .Jolm anniversary issue of Playboy enburg. Slrvivina are a brother, Hoi~ KomOIIY miJ .,.._ .It wao I!' Coe, SJtOncer; a .......,., Char- ,. during tllelr admtnlltrallooa AHRESTS REPORTED that Negroes bopn c1alng IliON PT. PLEASANT - Arrests lea P. Coe, Pldllppl; a niece, for themselves. recorded at the councy jail dur- Mrl. TerOIA Wrlaltt Preal<ln, "KalMCIY dl.dn't vohdatUr ing the paJt 24 hours are: Leon- d. Maryland and throe CC>Ialn&, aubmlt a dvU rlshtl blll, nor ard W. Lee, 45, Pt. Pleasant, Mra. 1118ncbe Tucker ~ MaliOII did ~ JoiUiom. ID fact, charged wlth aasault aOO. bat- and Jonnlo and FlUIIIIo Blackbotlt told uo at ,_ Umo thol tery and Garland C. King, 51, burn, both of Wollavllle, Olllo. IUcb leglolatloa wa! l111j1014o Rt. 1 Letart, eharged wiUl intox• Burial waa In IOOF ce.-y, ble." Parkoroburg. icatton. Fitch and carl E. Stewart. 19, Middleport, have been charged wiUl breaking and entering of the jewelry store and both pleaded not guilty In Gallipolis Municipal Court. Both are awattirv: gram jury action, in the Gallla Count,y jail in lieu oC $7,500 each. Sgt.. Baldwin said the std.en merchandise was located in a hedge, behind residences in the 400 block of Third Ave., near the Ohio Valley Bank parking lot. Stewart was picked ~ outside the jewelry store the morning of the B & E and Fitch na appre.. hendod the next day. Sgt. Baldwin said Fitch told· h~m he hid the stolen item• in the hedge alter he made good his escape from police. .. Sgt. Baldwin also reported that a chain saw stolen from Ellis Thornton, Rt. 1 Patriot, on Oct. 21, 1967~ was recovered Thurs. day afternoon after oaicersarm.. ed with a search warrant found it in a Gallia County residence. The person ln possession of the saw told officers he purchased IL An arrest ln ihe clae Is, hcJw.. eYer, forthcoming, according to :·on..~·.....~~ .., .fltot.&p.. 111!1 J!\11- •.m, of "Whon f llomo•r." A mixed quartet oelectton, "JeauoloAl· ways There," wW tollw. The choir Ia onder lite dlre<tloo ot Eugene Gherko wltlt Mrt. EdWort Maxwell, home mission- stewart at the organ and Mill · Corltl-.l cold SUNDAY DECEMBER 15. 1968 ..:.V,O:..:L:_.3=-·:..N...:.::O:_._:4.::6_ _ _ _~--·- ___Pomeroy-Middleport Ai1Mr By Sheriff's Department (Technicolor) Jerry Lewis, Terry Thomas 36 PAGES space had been used fpr archaeolO(O', and lt holds promlae, where soU eon:lltlona are suitable, lor the MQ recognition ol l:tiried objects ..'• . Messiah Will Be.Given Watch, Rings Recovered - LOWER THE RIVER" Devoted To The Grt!aler Midd{., Ohio Valley Rainey's museum staff laatid A ·grond jury - andatiifung 1r111 t)peWJ'lter atolon !rom Oblo were ou student• Lawrence University lod Thuroda> to alx c<llll'ld, 18, o1 muftton, ~ OV atudents and I Marietta erick Myers, 18, of Akron. steyouth being bound to lite COWI- ven Harding. 18, of Marietta, cy grand jury In ....,al break- Michael D. Gugel, 19, Robeit Ing and ..-tng chargoa In- Ward, 19:, and Joeepb W. CroU Jr., 18, all of Hartville. volving $2,400 In stolon ljOOdL Jolm Chorpennlng ol Marl• The missing typewriter was DOl port ol the oUoged contra- etta, who is not a student. band material, but lod throogtt Thurlllloy pleaded gullcy "' • informants to the ftlirw of petty lareeny charge, was tined $100 ond sentenced 10 10 ctaya charges, police said. Bound to tho Athena COUnty In jaiL He origtMIIy wao charpd with receiving and con- last Nmmer of the outdoor swim· mlns pool, which is a part aC the property, numerous repair a were made. recreatiOn fowtdatioo officers 1ay new concrete Whltehoad, Deborah Wood. will have to be poured arOW'Id Freshmen, Julia Holter, Bar· bara Ebersbach, Marjorie Gilli- the pool before it can be openlan, Mike Benedum, Roger Karr, ed next summer. The roundatlon, to earn fUnds Beverly Smith, Kathy SaOOers. for further improvements, is planning a series or ~Y making events. One or these, a New Year's Eve dance, has been scheduled for adults. TickTONIGHT AND SATURDAY eta are now on sale at $4 per DECEMBER 13 - 14 couple. Music will be by the "THE SHUTIERED ROOM'' Five Saints. (Technicolor) carol Lynle)· - Gig Young "THE VENGEANCE OF FU MANCHU" Christopher Lee - Tony Ferre "DON'T RAISE THE BRIDGE •• ATHENS, O~lo (UPI) - In and around the building. Although prior to the opening DECEMBER 1.5-1&-17 tmts .• eight yoon. They nld locaUcllt . ol lite rulna woo duo largely to an instrument cal1ed a eelium mQMtometor to locow obJect• 20 feet below the surface. "'I1d1 II the Drat tlme that an Instrument of the klnd developed for exploration la outer p-.,. Weather + D-ent ol AntlqulUoo u!d cro- or SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Thou~hl<~ OU Students Bound Over to Grand Jury NEW HAVEN - The lnteriar of the New Haven COmmunity building Is a Clean-Up, PaintUp project of a newly organized volunteer group. The organization, the N e w Ha\'en Recreation Foundation, was started after a "town meeting'' was called by the New Haven Junior Woman's club and the New Haven senior Woman's club. The organizations called t h e meeting after agreelng to enter an improvement contest sponsored by tlle West Virginia JWlior Chamber aC Commerce and the Appalachian Power Company. With the cooperation several other civic groups here, there were approximately 60 persona at the first session. From t h e group a board of directors was choaen to establish the New Haven Recreation Foundation. Approximately 25 organizations then were imited to assist in the project. A number of individuals and busineases, in addition to the organizations, were urged to donate atleast$100 each to pay off old debts remaining from earlier operations o!thefacillty, so tho property coold be turned over to the town or New Haven. This was accomplished, and the New Haven Recreation Foundation began making improvements MEIGS THUTIE THE EASIER WAY TO GIVE YOURSELF A '69 CAR FOR CHRISTMAs- discovery here Thursday niett and disclosed their search waa aided by an tnatrument de ... loped for outet" apace but used in archaeology for the first time. Tiley said thoy have ootabllshed ..beyond. a rea1101able doobt" !hat S,yborla Ilea benelth 15 to 18 reet o1 earth oo the plain of Cntl near 111urH, about o mile !rom lite lolllon shoreline. The announcement cllmued a centur)'4d search b)' scholars ol many •lions lor lite 1'lllnll ol the Greek colony, reputedly the wealthiest moRt 1UXW7-Iovlrl: and decadent of ita time. Sybaris was conquered and doatreyed In 510 B. C. by t ts nolghbora !rom T.., search by Fotl's Italian • ' Ev·a ns Employes Are Reeogni~ed PRE!SENTED 20-YEAR AWARDS - J. Tim Ewna, left. president-elect of Evans Packing Co ., Gai1Jpolis, presents Hillard Adkins, 228 Third Ave., 1 20-_year service award and outgoing president, Harland Martin., right, presenU Stephen Rollins, Bulaville RcL_, a 20-yearserviceawardduringEvans Pack· ing Cmnpany's lOth annual awards dinner am Cllristmas part;y hold Frldl1 nlgi\t In lite Wadtlngton School cafeteria and oudl· torium. Seventeen ot~Jer COJ!l*IQ'" employes have received similar awards since lite linn ._.:.Oration in lite IItie 1930L City to Appeal Ruling GALUPOLIS - CUr Manqv Ken ...,._ ln!ormed lite TllnH- Sentlnel Salurtlo,y he bod Ia CCIIIact with mombero of 111o Clcy C'.ommlllion IIlli Ute CIIJ Planning Commtsalon ~ the receot doclsion ~ _ . . . . , Court Judge Robert s. : wltereby tho cit,v z o n l n g - waa found to be unoon.UU.._..,, Followltta his confer'"'oo ....,. olflclala, Mr. Morpo hu odriaed cicy lollcltor a. wp.. llam J-ln· to proeeed 00 ..... ball of lite city "' ...... all . . atepo ne<eaoary to - ' , . . . Blitz's declaim, and to ....,..... Ute valldlcy ~ lite ,..._ - hteordlnance. The cU;y Of C'•IIIIIOH.s wiD -., Unue to - · · the ICidDc .... .. untU lhore haa it ... - noldotornt~M~.., byu~ ...., ....torltaYIIIdlv, Mr. IIIII aid. Three Meigl! 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