http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9eb98582b44b89b9730f49ca2b7e0966.pdf 0880850818801ab4a3b467a6adb32ea7 PDF Text Text en tine· ' ter. .. &I u:rhe Beron. government represents "No Ky arri.ved back in Saigon arw;l YOUR •liT AIIURAIICI II ~}§}~ ~ ' ).' "' .aid: What Would Happen If A Fire Destroyed Yoll' Home? Coul"d you oHord to buy o new home or rebuild your home? You probably have "fire and extended cover· oge" insurance with your mo-rtgage, but is this en• ough? This insurance might only pay off the mortgage . See us for adv•ce . Phonott24N6 114 CAourl .. , ••• ., "So as my president and goverrunent had always said •• • We are read)· to hear them,. to meet with them and talk with problems, •• K.Y had tele\ised interview. On liis return to Saigon, Ky elq)lained his government's position this way: "I think if the North VietrBmese wlttdraw beyond the 17th parallel, the allied (U.S.) troop.s will pull out or South Vietnam and ttaen the common border between north and south will be secured . • . and we will have peace. "Ard when peace comes, we as an elected sovereign government in the south, will engage to solve all the problems of all opposition groups in the south, inchding the Front (the Viet cong)." Rejectinf!!: Ky's offer, the VIet spokesman repeated the Communist position that the Viet Cong represent a majority o( the South Vietnamese people. Cong LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in Pomeroy's downtown business district at 11:211 a.m. today waa 30 degrees under overcast skies. OPEN EVENINGS 1?.~CANDIES 8~ ., , . Utorolun. Dies Saturday All Lost When House the AcOrd once Wftt •• from Norlll Km,ea;i' ' ol~oo. ..J >' "1. neYBI' 'once not dl6 · .ewr once lntnde .· tenitor1ll waten" of Korea, he . .ald. I '"We " ' " accosted 011 U., · ;;:::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::m.::::~;~ open ,.., and we were .....ed on the open aeaa," he aald. aeoffed at the ••contell1ona" he - .J and hlo · min ·mde·..nillr\tf!Mr ·uon. But my stanature cannot torture to secure relee~e. ·' YOUNG SINGERS - CUolUW. the traditionll Cllrlstmas seuoa custom popular ror 10 min)' and wiD not oltor the lllct. years, was renewed last weekend ln Middleport .,. this SJ'OlCII ot youngsters befOre holding tlum•'l will sign the doctDDent to ber party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. BeT,.rd V, Fultz, FairlaDe Dr•• with their daughter, Barfree the crew and only to free [HOSPITAl, 8EW$.] Arza A. Bryadt, 79, a Ufebara, the hostess. Above, in period dress, are, front row, trmJ left. M111 FUltz, Judy Owen, VIcki the: crew." loog resident of Rutland, died Kelly; back row, Martha McNeal, Lltr:ta Gerard, Karen Johnaon and Julie HlliiUIL. · Nortl! Korean Glooto Saturday night at the Hoi zer MOO· Nortl! Korea almost wrullt< Ita .Holzer Nedleol Ceotor, t~llt ical Center. Ianda to glee. The olllcjal N01'111 Ave. vtaltlnr boUt• 2-4 lnd 74. He was born bl Rutland on Korean News Aae..Y aold: p.m. PanoU Cllll1 lXI Pl!blri•l>• · M~ 29, 1889. the 10ft ol the "The u.s. .tnuier11Usl8 bent tile Ward. late Henry and Anna Bryant, knee sa:atn to the (Norllll MmtooiAilll •' He had worked as a coal min-' Korelll - ' " before tile world Mila iJnda L. 5W er and was a truck driver for people which to 1 de!IOr'llng Ave.; 1olr1. CUrOII C. · the Rutland Department store punloiDnent lor tl!elr orr<Jilllll Smith, Rl. 2 Gf1JIJ)OIIii' IU~ 35 years prior to his retire· crlmlral act." Fitch, 131 Jaeklon i'tke;, il:rL,;;.· . ,> SAIGON - COMMUNIST ROCKETS TODAY hammered v!Uages ment. He was a member of the The Orst Amerl0111 IIIey wibor E. 111mt, Rl. 1 Gi~ •• ·. ' NEW YORK (UP0 - Hoving Rutland Methodist Church and airfields and military camps across SouthM!etram, kllll.ng l:l per· Ml' hi'~ ' af Lewis Manley Post 263, Amer· sons and wounding 30 on the eve or the guhrrUlas' 72-.hou:r Christ-- fOrmed a cabinet. given awl)' over tile brltlce wao Dullio Us; Mn. Donlel 21, of 61-eaweU, Rt. 2 donlp>l!a; .i!li>n -T, ~- · ' • mas truce. Military spokesmen said South Vietnamese troq:~s bathie daughter and Oauaht the nu, lcsn Legion. Richard M. Nlxoo decldo4 today tled 400 Communists 16 miles soothwest of Sltgon SundQ and toOr.,, ldlled In the ey, Jillu?kl !1tU , Rt.; W, ,L o e ' , Surviving are his wUe, Elsie, Tho nortll Kor · sold Pitre, Rio Grondil; cJanjjeo c •. ,, · day, and killed 81 of them whUe losing . 12 dead and 36 wounded It was about time he started hll 1 and two sisters, Mrs. J o h n 1lle !lither of nine chlldrODII 1t1 crltieol condition and hlo lamlly Ia bcmaleaa today lollowl.. a lire lhotmadetl!elr smiU lrame houoe on Leeditw Creek ••JO~~tltkeamatch~' early Christmas morning, lito Univeraicy Hospital, COlumbus, with 2nd and 3rd degree blrns, is Jaek Kine. 34. He Wll burned when he reentered the house under the !Qre11ton one ot thll nine ci1Udren may have been left inaide. Close relative• ol tlle. lomUy !Old tile 11 occ..,.ma eoeaped barely In lime, and wear! .. only nlt!llt c:Jothlrw. n.& ol !lfr. KiDt( a CIUSbt llro when he wont lnalde lhe bumlno house to make certain "'"" of the chllclren were trlljliJOd. The ~lad vea llid the dweDilw waa destroyed berore a lire de-. partment eo;uld reach the scene. Kina waa taken to Veterana Memorlal Hospital and then removed by ambulance to Unhwllb' HOBPital where he Ia in an Intensive care ward. A wrae from the local holpital accOIJ't)anled him in the ambtr a. · a IInde••· · Barnes and Mrs. Olivia Scott, both of Columbus. Besides his parents, he was precestect 1n death by two brothers and ttrree sisters. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Martin Funeral Home with the Rev. Chester Lemley officiating, Rutland American Legion Post 467 will conduct military rites. Burial wiU be in Miles cemetery. Friends may call at the (tmeral home anytime. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Saturday Adml181ona- George McDaniel, Cheshire. ~ Dllcharllt• - Mary Weaver, Lucy O'Rellly. Sunday Admissions - J e a n Craig. Middleport; Ralph McKee, Pomeroy. Sunday Discharges - Kemeth themsdves. In the ctpital, a terrorist bomb shattered the home of a local miHtary official, kllllng one South Vietnamese alii woundt~ another. The official was not home at the time. At least 12 or the dead and 20 or the wounded in the nationwide rocket attacks were cauetrt; in a four-round barrage lnto Dogpatch, a shantytown next to the U, S. air base at DaNang. SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI A. GROMYKO extended his visit to Cairo tod&y in what Middle Eaat sources said could be a major effort to head off another Arab-Israeli war. There were unconilrmecl reports Gromyko carted a Middle East peace plan from Swedish ambluador Gunnar Jarring, the U. N. peace envoy, who is In the Soviet d,Pital. In Jerusalem, 1... rael confinned it bad been in contact wJth Soviet oMelals conceming a Mkldle East Rettlement but spokesmen attached Uttle signifleance to G'romyko' s visit to Cairo. The MlddlOJ)Orl emergency aquad answered a call at 12:45 p.m. Sunda3 to the James Brew.. lngtoo home in Middleport where Mr, Brewlngtoo Wll hemorrhaging at the nou. He was taken to the Holzer Medical Center in GIUipolls by ambuii!ICe ond lat. er transferred to a Huntington. w. v •.• hoopltal. MEIGS THEATR£ TONIGHT AND TUESDAY twesn tile prealdeill.eloct 111111 io 1.., diiUlbeYlne lhe order ol tile B. llllllapr, Weal • PRIZES UPPED SYRACUSE - Tho prizes lor VATICAN CITY- POPE PAUL VI ANNOUNCEDtodayhewlU home -de.....tlnr-ln tl!*•fttaeuoe ma~ another prOflC!~ceme~ on birth co~ "i~ due ~~,. ~ swertng· objecti'i4!s to his cOntroversial encyclical opposing all arti- ficial means of birth coit'roL The Pope's announcement came shortly after he summoned Roman Catholic bishops trcm around the world to a Vatican meetq Oct. 11. He gave no reason for calling the synod but Vatican sources had said earlier he wwld call 's uch a meeting to enlist the bish~s· aid in reinforcing hiR authority within the c:hur~h. SAIGON TAKEN TO HUNTINGTON Hodae• mot his while Yardlay, ~ ru,orlld,1 . .... .q:. loollahlr and rockleoafi reala~ old E. Bolllc, New Hafen; Wubv · - . t'· titW'¥''1ioen !t,%ird to $10 lor rell&lou• and aecaler, aDd $5 tor door entranee and window, tor llrot titace. lnatoad of thOle announced. no\101 Ioree of the (JIOI1h) Kor-" Peoples Anny.. .'' That was the Red view. Jn Waahi"ffiDn, the lreelrw of tile Pueblo men brougbt cheers ard Secretary "' State Doan oeld he simply cooJd not undontond or Wily the .auak Communlata aareed to tile "otrango procedure" ol accept. tna: a wortlte11 "tPOIOCY·" Preoldent Jolmaon lallecJ • - J. burnlrw and aroused tile . ..,._,:at. 6 Ja"'-; Redlioy G. wtio, u.s. artioa as ..,. !Mt "preser..d the lntegrlt)' ol the WeD-. I'; 'I . Numetolll Meigs Com&iana rallled ID tho old of the lllmUy Chrlatmas Day 11 a program ', Otarlotte L. ~~ roy; Mra. Bert D. GrU8•~· iln.. ·;'-'· eravUle; lilra. Ela lli o'connOr', C.Rer; Mrl. Ever,tt L. Chal1dler, m. s wen~;. Mra. Paul D. Wouall, Jadiiill; ~~~ • A. ~ Jackioa; lill'o, Cql "' , c. WINIIIan, Jadfliil; ~··w . , Me)loaald, R~ 1 ·llel!:"'l'l•• 'If. . ·. Va;; Harald D. D(Giiat. lt. 2 . ·: _, ~ .. ' , ... - : . TillS OJ!.Il.. ~ l'UIIP O,RGAN, which hl(beelt"'!!l!!>>etely reOntahed, wiU be uoed q alP Tbilero Night" Swltlay at tile MlddiOJIOi't Cllilrch'ot Cbrla~ sealed at t1!i orpn Ia Mlsa '"· ' ~~ Cunni......,., daughter of Mr. and Mr,o. Rwnond ~. Gravel HW, MlddJjlport, a atJ>. ~:' * ·the Holzer Medical Center, who will p1IJ' Ute lnltrument at the lenice. Junior choirs or . ,. __.. ' i'} ., . 'Jii&!t'_:'Oid •• ,. yto ~ 1\Nth Mo-at Churdl, tile Hemlock Grove Cloarch of Cllrlat and tile Middleport J C~c:J\ -~ ,Chrlot wiD.present aelecttone. Robert Wootlo, pastor ol the Pomeroy (]lurch of Christ, :.: w!U diUm tbe mesoop. The 11oat .,...reptlon wtu c:cmpe~o will! - r - - · taking ; ~ lor 1M - . of woorlntr the beat old,.llllhloned cootumlrv to the oorvlce. The public to woJ. cCine. .'. <··. ' ' He·a. dIng • For .,: • : -... .fi . . .-~~ 0 '. . . "' '' q U . . -· 1• .. p--. n·. .. · · a· .. C.l· . .1 ... e· . CAPTURED COMMUNIST DOCUMENTS, prisoners and to hold, rrom this day Cor- mUlions ol C!OUDlf!A hnP nl~ The c-'gn wao hl&hiY sueee88tul and the basement of the Trildt,y Churchotctiriltwaaund ens Road. Relathes and tbe Rev. Perrtn lwod the higheatpraiseWednesday for the manner 1n which Meiga Countianl reBPonded to the need lor help lor lhe lllmUy. · More elothit11 am food are needed, hO!fever. The basement of the Trinity Church of Christ will be left open, or articles may be ~n to the Wilson home. Money eontrtbutlOill also were civeD and 1 house waa rented ror the lllmlly Wedneodly. The exact - not yet ramny ani for. furnlahlrwo is known. Mmlbers of the lltllt; ' tllree; '"thO &lrla belqr, OUte· ~ "!,th "" enure . . J&okle. nine; DeblJfe~ 10, · - ·'1:~'!:L..tllltO : ...... twin girls two mootha succeaS, 11111 at 3 p. rn. ll'iOUI,h The Middleport emerpncy cloti!UW, and other lteJiio &qUid went ID the Klrw bcmo and t.d been collected to tlll two took him to Veteran• Memorlal plckt(l trucko pluo aeveral ota- Hospltol, · The Mlddleport tire t1oa wa&QnB. 'l1le items were.tak- dc-artmelt also was It the acene en to tfie tamil)' Whi(:h WU WaS but the flre Wa& COI'Iq)letely out taken to the home ot Mrs. Walter or control. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ' ·" if,• -R. = Turns In DAVENPORT, Jon (UPO- A "'*" 10 Home Losses Set At $10,000 A an tile 411 before Christmao at Rt. 2, RadDe did ap. proximately .10,000 dama&o""" left • tanrUy of 10 bemeloll. RadDe YOI- llremoo !Old tile blue roared 1l1rc>uill tile e1x room Jame• EYIDI dweJ.1lne em Coun\Y Rood 28, """' tile IDler· oectloa ~ tile IIIIo IIW Rold, at 2:16 p.m. Tuoadajo. Flrlndlo:atecl tile blaze ltarted !rom • laUII) " " ' - that ... liP 1l1rc>uill the ator:r house. ~ - tile - - oeU - prncWmed vapbond Mr. 111111 Mr•. EvODI 111111 their preac4et' sought 1n the kldnlp- e1t11tt ehllclrea au eac:ojled withlng or a 111-year-otd &lrlaiiiTend- out lrl)ley, Flnmea !Old Mr. Evered to pollee today. Authorities ans adlered !rom IIIIGke lllbala.aid IIIey did not know lmmedl- tlm In fllhtlnl tile lire, but ... ltely wlat had '-Ppened to the qu!red DO Immediate medical at&lrl. Robert Ardhoa)' WWtama, accused or abduc:dng blue-eyed Pamela Powers Cnm ihe D e s Molaes YMCA Christmas Eve, turned hlmmelt in &t DavertMlrt. Iowa, 176 miles Crom the 1ddnap lcene. Des Mot~a Police Chief Wen-- dell Nichols said WUiiuna give hlmaell ... "at the llflllng or hla OWD attorney," Nichola 811d WWiama, a Ne-gro who e~eQed from a Missouri ·merdal holl>ltol, waultl be _l>r<lulht. to Du ~.._ ..... doy. ' The surreader ofWWlufto • ..,. eluded aa Intensive fl - liwr searcll that began WheD the girl was nvurted mil sin&. Awarrant had been issued tor Willfama, cborglng him wltll child otoiU""' ~~y~~~- Permlt& lor ,.....ly parld.. .., In recent loalalatlon approved by Mldcll_.-t eow.. ell - wtU be avan1Ne at tbe Mlcldll!lort vu'- HaD ...,. smninl the ftrat ol tile new year, Mayor C. 0. F1.8her Aid 'lbe first wu TuotidQ at 5:30 were thl driver, Robert Price (Conllnuod ... page 12) p.... ..., Route 7, at .the - a.ecttap ol C<JunQ- 5, where an '!ftklenWied cor pulled onto U. hf81of.,-.!rom CR 5andrtruek SehoolofN~ a 1985 model IIOl1Niound auto by Snldar,288 Wius. Aftreditation Tl'q>lo&, Jacka& The Sn!der cor bod dama&o to, r11x , ... accreditata ot .the rlltl>l roar arid reer tile llalsedledleol~rs<baol ~or and ·101! llsllt- Tbe hi~ of N~ was aimounced.todiQ' oklp ·-reportedly bad ....... bY w. Rd..V, Admlnlato ll& loft lrorL There 1iere.. oo trotor, Holzer Hoopltal Found&lion. 1111 auiJ:81"141 liNd Tbe adrool hal acerdlt. ed by tile · <llllo stote Board ~ pel llellatrayears. '11111 Is ~: suspeet IDIII3. parently went out. The auto landed on ttl top, atop a large log, :~-:.-::::::-.::~.\\~ !)el11llltlng tlio oc._ma ID get ruU· '' Kidnaping dleport commwd1;y - in accordance wtth ~Uonl aet DOt receiving medical treatment, Department, deld 11P0Jt tile arrlvol ~ tile Pomeroy -..aey at bi' home on Kerr St., at 9:25 a.m. loda>, The l4l&d had &nawered a ..0 ID the WIUhomeonChrlatmaa aftenJooD aDd adm1al.lt.eied oxygon ID Mr. WUI, wbe .... bavlns tiiiii<Uib' In breelblng, It was rOJ)Orted. Tho bolll' waa taken to the Enla Fuaeral Home 111lere ar~ are being com,leted. and to haul aarbaeo In tile Mid- out. ' Sherlll Robert C. - o h ' s · Su•'"!nlrw the head burnpl)s, but opera"" THE GIFT BOX ... chocolates and but1e1 Jlh lb~. $~.7) !Y.Jihs. $4.00 band Wldnellda)' b)' a niece, Shi&Ia Hicks of PomeroJI. Mr. King la one of the etghtcbUdrenofMr. and Mrs. Howard King ollhe Ath- =~-=- :!'!.':"~ ' :';;lrG::;: .:.~~k,l~.~.::: Six traffte accidents, two ot which resulted in J)OriiONI lojur· lea, Were reported Tuesday ard Olr!Jtmas Day by Molgo CGtuJbo ASSORTED CHOCO 2 lbs. $3.60 Jibs. $3.40 5 II '' Mrs. King was talcen 1D the Co. . l\DDbus hospital to visit her hua- Four Inj-ured in Holiday Traffic Honeymoon In Secret noon In cerelliiXIIea with which was oraanlzed by tile Rev. mn Perrin, pastor of the 1'rinit;y United Church of Ouiat tn. Pomeroy. The Rev, Perrin, adv!Hcl of the early Christmas morDUW trlledy, telephoned other mtn. litera of the county. They wen uked to advite by telephone two of their COOKJ"ePUon, each of whom was to .mise two other members of the eorcreptloD, or tile pUsht or the tlimUy, WUaon, a slater of Mr. King, on the Peach Fort&: Road rollow1!w lhe lire, --·~··-~~·OIIlo~~"· 11lllr,. .tn: aM defectors frcm the- Viet Cong point to a ~Uonwtde guerrnla offensive to enhance the Reda" negotiating poettion at Paris. ' North Viet.nmlose and Viet Cong troops 30,000 strong are buildl!lr northwest of saigon along the Cambodian frontier, allied intelligence sources say, and once again a sizeable Red bulldte~ threatens Da Nang to the north. However, these reports auegeat tile ftne hand of J)Oiiticol Infighting by Saigon to dloeredlt tile VIet Corw; at the Paris Peace talks. NEW YORK (UPO - "To have lllmUy. Ewrythftw: was lost. 11ter8was no iosurance. MANY GIVE AID ' Mri..i:t . ~~~" . · PIUilt. , ~~ . lhe All>ort'1 ctrarlu United states. ., '!b«e Wll no It waorld be thot kin! ot Chrllllini"'·'''ii'i the beat pnoeni I cOuld ask Colurq~;"i:. was In bed when the fire broka .out. Oae of the children omeUed sornelhlnl :f, vacation. The only thing llandlng be- days lD Florida wa1 the poulbii!Q' his doctor mltlht not let him leave unW he wa1 tully recovered from the illneu. Emerging Sunday night !rom the Plaza Hotel after h11 dau&bter Julie's weddlrig reeQPtion, Nlxoo told reporters he was hit hard Salurda!' nlgbt by a case 0! "ordinary, low..grade"' lnflu-.... but tl!at he felt better' ~ e.-Ire -Uy 'lllol..,..., s.Oon!t ' By Flu Virus wnua wUJ, l'l>mertlr. wu Goes 'Like Match Box' Mr. Nixon' Hit Hartley. lib. $1.83 .. ~ ahtp at an,y time intruded lito the territOrial water• u clafmed by North Korea, ll1d tl!lt we ..,..id not apo!Oolze IO< aed.onl which we did not belieYe t0Q11 place. 11Ho doturnent U.t I atn goiilr: to alp was prepared ;, by the North Koreanl and Ia at vllrlonco with the llbove J)Oai· Arza B..-vant said in the - them, discuss with them their of.ll Burned · Out; Father 'Criti •18ritl8. lvOaofirard "Tho l!OIIIIcm · of • the llfllled States ...,.......,. will! ' reprd to the .Pue!>lo, ' ' conajitoil11y •liP""'~ In 11\e .-&atioot 01 Plnl*'urUom ~ In public, "" boen'lhllthO siii,Q. . WBI ~not 811&11pd. in WtPJ. actl:vtt;y. ttat there ts no cOIIvlncl.. evidence tl!lt the Cong. one.'' ' revised the offer, ~lng the talks could be held only after U, S. arxl North Vietnamese tr~s puUed out of South Vietnam. ' Ky"s statement to newsmen at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut Airport contrasted to hh otrer Sunday, brt:edcast in a U.S. televised interview, that S.i.gon · was wUling to talk with the VIet THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2~ 1968 YIUiJ Jlrbqe they ·,.,. boeliputtl........ ·. PARIS (UP()- The Viet Coog rejected todJ.ll an o«er from Vice President Ngu)'en Cao Ky to begin political discussions with his South Vietnam governmenl "Direct talks with the Saigon administration are lJil)ossible," a Viet Cong spokesman said, because the South Vietnam . OHJO :POMEROJ'-MIDDLE_PORT, , He deaerlbod the·doicu!Donl he .atined "•• llet>oled To 7Jui lllleiWII Of'lle Meqp·M- ArM / · - -· ·-!"'~ "No r,.;:.....,.~ "".c Iva Ebersbach FBI Has Nothing On Plot CLEVELAND (UPI) A opakeiMI!I for lhe FBI aeldWoclo "'""*" nlibl-oJilllld UCII lXI tlit elno~ ·b e bod 110""""""" pJOfjO iiMio- 111o nine !J, s. sotoreme Court Jultlcea 11 becauMwehawe-. n't been worktnl todQ".'" And u. s. All¥- Bernard Slla>llnsld of ClevelaiXI wa1 nota'Yiilabll to· ecmuae~;~t on the matter. The eDoaecJ plot - • reported 1D Wedneaday'sPlalnDealer. The paper said the plot was to be carried out by - t t q r powerful exPloalws In their eourtromn and tra1 to oeeur lut Nov. 18 ...._ but wu For Divorre The plot waa sUd to tnorol ve a tormer Chicago pollee oMC!er, wr_, Two petl.tlona for cii. judgments oo C<JIIIIOYII aea!MtaRL2~~~~~·~~j a one-time WtsconslD Ku Klw:: l>oen llled In Meigs Klan olllclal, two Akron, Ohio, moo Piau COurt. men am a flfth man. The juolgmenl8 In tlleoamounla $1,923.19- and $2,800, on ol the Wlsconalo KKK, David awardecllhe Bacino A~:'"!~~ llln'la and Iormor Chicago ol frOin F. Two men, former llfOI1d <Ira&" policemiD J)onald Heath are Wloder lnve1tiptioo by ·tile FBI In c....ctlon with the aJie&od plot. dlth Tower. Dhorce ac:Uoal were CillO AI of now, no lndictmeotahave been returned ii1 the cue but toe Wan!, Cheshire, -~ Mrs. Iva J!l>erlbocb, 88, Pom- IXIrmiUy a ledenl tp'OIIII joryls IJ'OIO IIOIIect ot dilb', with erQY, _died at 2 p.m. Chriltmaa not ronned unleu the gowrnmtrm child lmolved, aDd DIQ' It Motp Geoerol, lloopllal. ment ,... lub&t:aatl¥8 Mldenee A member ~ tile Tl'lnl\y Uult- which Lllually lMda to court" ec- tour-·· n••··- William Jordan otbar ... ~~:' · ·: wtu~· ~F·.:::~ ,.... . _ i. ~..Of 11M'~-..-.. """"'' duQ' and ell)'. TheorploJntill Ia of .., mt...- child. Dies Tuesday J-, K1.1f!lwaoamember~!lllda Rlvor Lodp 453, F. and A: ¥. Gomer Bowen · Di es Gomer F., - . . . , 'lt. ·V.J~ ur, 111011 Tuolt!IQ' In 1M ·· 1111 Jletilitol 01 OlllltCttl!e. . Mr. was tile 1C11 Jato w. J. 111111 · -R daath byo • .. · J...... . &lrtlfbc are hla wile, -~ War . ti1U;II w. c. ,...,...... PtiiiUp D. and ,.,_ . dot-. · ·-~ - ~"~ ., Coiii!Diluo, OJslo; Glral4 D,, ,...., Domer, Colo., ..,. ·!· - .... ~~0101 BriM .!Or- IM. ~. ...finest minialure choo I lb. S2.40 2 lbs. S· MUwaukee." er; THE !l'err..)' . . . by IOIIw Rt. Z, 'lbtlllpiClll, !r- '. LITTLE AMBASSA I Geratd Holland Henry Wan!, R1. 1, dleport, aeatnot llarjorio Dies Wednesday .:n:;''illiNJ!i · In FdedAsking postponed for unknown ed ctwrnh ~ Christ, Mrs. El>era- tlon. bech ta toJrY!ved 1>1 • dau&lller, Mill ..btl 'Dierlbub, ~ fi'UmerQ)', ond ~~n. Ella Fupla, YlpUariJ, Mlelo.; Mrs. 11arJ Wolf and lira. Etlllll-, ..,... ot eotUIIIbeo, ... W!lloclt, AthODI. Fmwll aervlcea wiU be...,_ WWiom Jordan, 58, died at dueled at 3 p.m. Frldar 01 the 4:30 p.m. Tuolt!IQ' at hlo .._' Ewilltr FIJIIOI'll R o Dl o ....... - · I borne. DIIQ' eo11 IIIQ' IIDio. Bur. 11!1 wu tile arrlvol lalwlll;bli(PBeed.GronCeono- ~tlle--........,..l(llld. ol· the - · lerJ, Tbo .... ~ tile late Arlla Grit· r0<ogn111oo u · · ·. . IIIII iad Alllll;ow he - . Of the Na'·cum bora• Not. 14, 1910, at L<Jo•u, tile 2 Petitions ' �I .- ' I!Y JACK O'lilUAff llley'll pt IIIlo me•-· - H. ; 111il <01umn II for 1011111 poo.. DMr llel...: Ple.aH prta the molt unua~ ua1 letter fOil received t h i a )l't(dh _ even it lt il a hoax. - INTERESTED dodge a aertous (lleltim with • DMr lilt: brullh-GII. II tlllo one lm't • hoax, rn send your teena&e queatlonl to turn iD my •. _ dame" bulYOUTH ASKED FOR ri.' , care~ 11111, llul bore .... anyway: Helen Help Uol 1llla - · Dear He1eft: When I waa 13, SINS OF THE 1 made a lllloUko. I recntteol PARENTS DEMONS'111ATED 1~ bot It wao too late. 'l1lo bQy'a Dear Helen: father 11 • ...,. rich and dlm.tt MY parents have a teodeoey want a11J pabllcltyI 80 m,y motherI .., have violent Ogbto, the t;ypo ..., Ia the wne kind rL trallll wftero they lllrow lhlnp, and tbotlam,IOidme. atream at each other. She ..,.eO.I that if I married 1 t11ou8frt maybe I could hlo ..., and the father paid her thorn it looked by llloglng a JD)all IIIIOI.d eaeh month, abe'd ooe. So my bo.Y !riend and I bad keep quiet. a violent dght. We were careTbilt was two ,-ears qo. I lui not to break anytblng, but_ It ote with the hired bolp, .... looked real. ..hired help'' without pay. and Now my mother WClll't lei b1m my baby ~ ,.., aeldom come to see me. Ste IQ1I be allowed to 1M me. lln't lit to date. 1 told her It I om 1lwlkiW IIIIo ha8 docent wu p>tdl, but she wm't ""- living c:ondlllooa - mueli betUt¥e me. What now'? I pess ter Ulan 1 could have given her· my folka don't realize - they 1 aever want her to know about oound,llld I don't dare tell them. me, and abe won~ because her pie their problema and pleOII~.. their tnubiel and 1Im. AI With tbe reJt ol Helen Help Uat, It welcome• lau.gbs but woa't _ a pL(Yf THAT F AU.Eil ; Dear PTF : 1 I' oC tho . obVIool; and willie, Jaekle Ko!Jiecly Ia fair game for l6tlre or. even tbl8 brud· o1. burleiQ!ie llnee s h e otoRied _ , from the pedeatal onto Ari'a JOclt~ It 111\lal be fllulted not for the be~ taate .of tak- Rev. Graham Dies Tuesday eentsy-weentQ' votee so man;y kmw trom Jackie•. TV twitter~ inP when IIIIo waa Flr&t Lady; Members or the Pomeroy Bend Senior BDd Junior 4-H Clubs completed their 1968 work w i t h 8 partiea at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Blaheslee, the past week. • to The aeniors went caroling the Coolrt>" Heme, the two hosltal and the homes of shutrrf.elldl, After the C&rOl• I -the grt;qJ returned to the 0V, home of their advisor where gifts were • ,..,.l..._,.ed, .....,,..,'6 Debbie Harbrecbt. president, bowl Represided at the punch · fre.lments of open.taced safld. rn. ~ wWt 01 clOkles and candy were ··y · • til lllved 1 from a table centered Christmas arnngement ~-··~-- a red ............ --ne, ~ .... and IOU&&J Christmu bells. Others atterxliiW w~, Debbie Hunnel, Beei<Y Trip). - carole Hargraves, o..Jashelt, Twila Clat_ .... UJ5 ' ~~~. g~A~n:~d/:m~:arve\ous. With mok:h~d loci!$., , Suddenly yay feel young, pulled:to~tijet, like o 'million de liars (ot the !<Jme lime , . ,., , . ' \ WITH OUR CARE 992-2057 . ' .. PICK·UP & DELIVERY Valuable One Day's Rest Mid.ii.;p..,, .. ' limited. , But the 80Phcmore mag~ u.... ~ /It\ or your home atate or the edim:von:uTQ INTER£ST or tor wilJid.ck thestorybackmarked "Unbelievable." In California, a-.. lDohl1l, Eoliloo" ·'d '""''"'I caD -1& mar a 13~year- 6'-L uuv - v.u., ,..,.,""'• c-1\1'. uu Mect.nl<SL., TY by cow1 Order, aDd appl'OP<~~t.,.ot, Olllo, t S?Gi. Buo hltoo om,,_ Phon~ H ...... l.,. Y tn.2158 , Edltarlal Phono 'J9:ull5?. val isn't given~....,.. w did ~ s-.t&.nJM>t-.pa~o~ar.........,,Oh, .. 't mend ly1ng about your Nrotkn.l llllvwtlolrw reprn*lalhl Botti• · n Qll. ell~r. 1,..., 12 £att ,." Q. , ]';. . von age .••. ) cttJ, ~W ,..._ On tbe outside chanee Dett...-eoJ "' ..,..,,. P. ..._..s.ta.rl'\l4loll ..n.w. tsmn: ....,.. por ..-; ... Y..,. •• tbis is a true story, take it to ...... u ... lllllJ. Stntlnel om<' e , nua. s.t. 111 H w1l1 ....au IIL70. Tlr•IIHNIIIIo, C. l5. Br Wator the district ~ey. e 11oo.u ~.... ewner Nl'•k• not .....u.w" o.... tell you how to get out of the l~ ..llllftll 11.sG. -.11: o. , .... ••o.to. s1.1 Dnlhlts,U. n.n.IIIOI!IIoo $1.00. Ut~:riPtl,_, mess and also keep your bab.V • 'J;."';;;~;;';;.."'--s.""'-'.;.'_ ,.. _...... __...___ - H. IIICH==;:~Ea. Publilhoocl-.llye,..,_ s.,~ll)oTI\tCIIkl ' ·. . 885 Contour long leg pantie girdle f~r a smooth fluid line. ligllt weight of nyl$;Q"; L era~ spandex witll fan shaped lace panel. S,M, L,X~ Reg. $9.00 f40W "' 1 Y ' 875 !Not Jhown) Avefoge leg . Uo~l:l.~L le;. $8.00NOW . .M * a... 585 .Ligllt weight nylon loce bandeau with unique underarm dip !hot doesn) peek oUt o f sleeveless dres ses. lycralt spandex Vnderbusl and bod.. ;2-3~..A, 3~380Wts,S.:,. I t ' . , • ...eg. <I'll'·50 .,.. , '11'111!'!' 32·-40 DReg. $5.50 - t .- NOW~ • '• . -·· - - 1· ~"n;•R''tlpr!ll·~~~ ..>f\l!iPUI ~ 2t_B5 <Antrbn•.-nylon ·lfrk,~t. l:!rie.l .. cPPI.iqye d. W·t>h !A-'e\'~1• " J2:sQ' ~q~·}. •99 , '",' ·,1'1 . IJ\ . AJenc;on lorre: Full·fo poque .. 4-7. _ -. • · 1· ·~ e~': ,, .•. ) .... .... s. ~· ~ :1 :1 .I. . nylo n tricot petticoat • .. h o ve 1y fl oro 1.pallerned CIJI-out Atenr;on lac:e. 61 45 •Antro n• W II ' 1 R '$4 00 NOW If trim . f ully opaque. Sh ort P-5-.M , Ave ra ge S-M -L. eg. · ·· * 7J" 4185 fully .opaque Anlron• nylon trico t slip ·, ....~<: .,.Aie~c;on lace wit~ lOvely accents. Princ<ess styling for shapely flf. Short . fl~roi-pott~rned:J2.:·0Uf 32-J:S,$7Av00e1No~W'$i.lt . Reg. . Atlanta . ••• .• 19 15.559 Slh San Diego . .... 15 20 .429 10 WORLD ALMANAC . FACTS Soo Fran .•••• 15 21 .417 l!Jh Cllicago •• .• •• 13 23 .361 12'h Seattle • . • •••• 13 25 .342 131h Phoooix ••• • •• 8 27 .2%5 17 WedneBda,y's Results Baltimore liS Soottle 112 ClncinnaU 103 Chicago 98 '-• Delroit 119 Milwaukee U3 New York 110 Phlladelj)lli 0 109 Loa Angeles 118 Phoenix 98 ThurSday's Games Milwaukee at Boston Loa Alveles at Detroit THIS WEEKS SPECIAL Each autumn more than Seattle at Atlanta one millioh salmon struggle up the Fra.ser River in Brit· ish Columbia to reach their Phoeab: at san Francisco Only 81mea scheduled spawning area, The World Almanac n o t e s. Salmon show extraordinary persistence in making the 300mile trip upstream in 18 Morrall como bock and the Baltimore Colla are glad be did. Morrall; Who had considered llotulna footlloll two - . before the Notionol Footlloll i4allne bepn thio year, dedded to play and led the NFL IP .PIIllnr and tbe Colta to tho Weotem Cooference champlon- Brood is the word used to designate offspring of egglaying animals and birds: lftter Is use:l for offspring of mammals that regularly give birth to more tbarf one young. days. averaging 17 mUes a day and overcoming rapids, cataracts and Ca I 1 s wUh leaps as high as 12 feet. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ATLANTA, Ga. (UP0-J. Paul Auatln. PI"08Ideltt llf the Coca Cola Co. at Atlanla, Ga., "aa elected Wednelday as chairman OC tbe tournament policy board llf 1 h e newly rormed tournament ~er dlvt.. •Jon ot the Profe&~lonal Golfera' Aaso elation. IARERIES-12 VOLT 17.45 " 1•• 95 With Exchanae 36 Month Guarantee ' · ..• ' .... •-111013< Royals Snap · Lesing Spell •• 1 ' ikQialo. · Cbl.,._, II 12\0 - ·· beblocJ ~ Allplea iD the Weolem Dl\'llllon. Tbo Rullo are Ill llllb place• -· STRETCH ALL AIWUND Employe Dies ' PT. PLEASANT - . Whlm-Biaek-Pallttls .. 8, Ccojps Tilt*' Y, and ceived 25 V<Jtea from tho 48....., J10M1 ot aporta wrltero, whiell fllcludu t1troo from ..eli looaue clt,y, wOO reaulorly. <over lho NFL. Loro,- KeliJ llf Cleveland, tho ~•leadinr - · .... lecmd wltllll votes. Clndnnat! ,_ Ia 5'h ...,.. · BW Nol...,, a Plttoborp lreblod Baltimore ill the Eut- &Mier cutoll, roeelvod t1troo orn Dlvlalon oC t h e NIIA. 'l'be Ro:vela are Ill fOIIIIIt place, · - .. be auidod tbo to lholr tlrat dlvlllonal title In TRIC.Q-LASTice LACE BoatCom~y douah.-. (UPI)....Earl ,, $3l9 'ROI•:$4.00VIIIIII • ' .~' '., tltrooYIIU"a. · II.A Ill II S ly PHIL MSTQRET ; ChUdren · who ~ only ALL TIRES IN STOCK MUST BE SOlD---------------- WE NEED THE SPACE REHOU E CLEARA ON ALL PASSENGER TIRES IN STOCK • All Sizes • All Grades •All Treads SALE ,. ", .. POSITIVELY when s)IOten to-are lDoll llkely deep In tile #erpetratlon at • bit ol lllllcb!et. • • • • ., PRE-INVENTORY TIRE SALE ~~ rLPt.PI- aons, l)nld, Hnilll with the armed lorcea m J~~U; Edlrtn or Colum- .>'. s.. c.; cedi of West ReddiiW. Cca!., Paul oC Pt. Ploaoant; br-., Lowrenee of AI1ala. •· .. - . llldo; Earl and Ezra, boll> o1. &.frtlo; DencD of Grimm's LlwHJWi liatera, Mra. Mary !foJta· and Mro. Emma Weers, boUI or Grimm'• lAnding; Mn. ~ GanleDL Frietlls ....,. ,_. • ,. \ ' Homer TJioiN, Looa; Sidle Barnett, ABila; Harold Lane, Pt. PloaiNIIII; Piutl, ·Pt. PleaAnti ' 1'1111 SI.Jre,. IAUrl; Doriot ·- . m, Pt. Ploallllllt. DiiiCHARGED: 1'111llla Buck, 1'1. Jillle ~ck, GolCieiand, RaPt. l'louant; DwWpe Mra. . ADpl • 44UUU UUUIIII ¥ RQP . . . . . . . . . ., . . . , AND . 5 '- . . . ,,,USS'C'~S-IIIIO~ Open Friday Regul•r ' .·, Hoi~s . THE END Of OUR BUSitfiSS YEAR 1968 ALL PRICES PLUS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX 1.35 UP DliY PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPffAL 1. 'r~ . ,o, ose ' Mr /' '~ coli 11 tho -tuory al!A!r 6 p.m. <ADIIDTW; DEC. 3J -~------------------------- ' ' i·'""."' laredia :a...ra, of Lancaster. Oldo. FliDen1 service trill be held SolurcJa.y e1 2 p. m. in the CbaJ>......WUooxon Mortuary "itll tbe .Rn. JIIDlel Sla\llflter offtciating. will be in the Kirkland 1M since TilE DAILY SEN11NEL are hia widow, Mra. Amy De- atar prac- YORK ... 2'i Broad vo. Utter . - • roaJiile lr(llb practice tlced hla rollout formations In 01! Cbrlolmao-lloj> and tbo play- tho drW while fullbock Jim .. .. Wort•IIOI'IIIIIted to IIPOnd !he Otlo did moat oC the boll carry. aa they Ploued before ro- lnr on 1>0WOr p'•··o ""--h the lhlp, l,.nl!!f !lrlllo . ~ lor the U... _, ..... ..,. For hia berolcaiDCI ~· -sever. "--· - 1 ....... · i .._ ....,ea, In cenenl, .,.. 811:Ce be wu named the NFL'a Ti.lo Buckeyes att""t'od _a ploaled with the P...,..ao moat valuable player of the Cltriolmaa party Tlltldl1 nlibt lhown II)' bl• team It ..... year by Ualted Preaa lnternain - or tbo bollrooma II( ltlelr riVed Friday . bot he had • ""' 1101111. Whore tiiQ receiVed glfta probJemo. 'l1lo 13-,year voteron tltougltt the ~ llf Roseo "Three or four ind!vlduala or re!lr!na after the Now York l,nd Ill' unlwtaiQ>. have boon do1ns well Glaota, hlo fourtll NFL team. CGoc1t WGOay llayea put bla · whllo CNie or ""' hove IIIII done hod tnded him to Baltimore, _ tJtrouah'a hard drW Tutt• 10 woU," be ~ "I even had whore be Would play undoratudy fili llftemoon lhet AW quOrlor- to talk to a COOIIIe at tllem but to Joiton,y Ualtoa. lack !IOJ[ 'Kern "'lllllnr 101111 rm not telllnr their Mme... • Unllao na atntck with tbo Jlrot 1oom lci' the aecf1D1 Ha:vea ..hoiluled 00 e11ernoon - · iD the pre-aouon and ·atrqbt day.\ Kern, the roau1ar worloiut • and Aid tho d"" Morrall felt he could help the otorler, Ia )lot recover- ratliln would ~ .., ' - Baltimore club and chaogecl hla · ~ fnlm .t;,~CI!!«lld . ahoo)U.. mliOb be thoorht the one _ day mind about retiring. . hlo cc!iolir.h~"lo ~ '101oll bod · aftectod lho 1o1m. He dlnctecl the club to Ita · ' . ~-1 - - record (13-1) and topped NFL - c k o with 18! ..,... ~ for 2,090 Yarda and 26 toudldowno. Tbo 35-rearo<Jid !tforrall re- dl¥ Try ..True Confesalons., azlne. I think you . have a aale Robert Abraham Hiallilotbam, 56, PL ....... dled unupeetedi.J .at his home. He was • 11011.. oC Putaam ~and .... -lo¥ed II)' tho o. F. Shearer for 20"JMra. NEW , W. L. Pc~ GB 7 •791 • Dr United Preoo lntemat!ooat Philadelphia •• 23 10 .697 4'h The BalUmoro Bullets - Beaton •• • ' • 21 10 • 877 4'h CiDclnnaU • • • 21 12 .657 ll'h 1¥ are ~ lo make a runaway ot. tbo Eutern DlvWon New York ••• , 21 17 .553 a race in the NaUmal Basketball Detroit •• • •• u 20 .3'15 14 Anoelction. Milwaukee , •• 10 26 .278 18 The Bullet& tied a clUb record West llf nine atraigbt \'! ctmloa and W. L. peL GB Los Anseles . •• %5 10 •714 Boltlmoro ••• .Baltimore at P hU&delphta NFL's Most On Pieltl.A fter . !lrlhlltedP . ..... Jlaat in"'r ..tl.... ClncJONIU at Chicago . ·•-, '<! PAS ADENA, Collf. M'O Tile OhiO Stile r-u teoiD tiome Laundry ed refreahmenta of Olris~a wreath cakes, eooldes, candy and p!IIICb. t.ter the """' oang , Ouiatmas earola around the pi- Maullo; . • Morrall Is before they return to their regjllor prlc'<!. , : ::_:., .,..,...,.. . chlnp was held. Members enjoy.. Swvi.Yinc Weat Not Buthey~ Bcick ,1 Do come in for these beautifUl ~goint ", Claus when the gift ex- --Ill' •• you're saving mon'ex,.Min?yQu.} H. Second Allam! .. .. .. . . ll 17 .393 81,> New York •• •• • 10 18 .3.!7 !1'/, ""'e - ." ' ANE FROM CALIFORNIA here. (But cbango either ,..... - U,.,. ma..P,. Obe Cleveland IPOrl• · - - - p l a y. Dollas ••••• • 13 10 .565 8 It ,.., the ·Browna ..., !low Orleans •• 1a 15 •464 IO'h oC ib.day•a ..,.. at 24-18, In demolllhOd the Colla Ill lll64 b,y Loa Alveloa .. . 11 14 .410 11 favor llf the Colla. a lcont (I( 27 -II .... ~ NFL Houatoo •••••• 6 18 .260 15'h 11\11 CIOYoland footlloll Iaiii IItle. Wednesday'• Resu.lta Mlnneaota 129 Keniuc:k¥ 118 ' l'OIIIalnbor Well 11\81 . the odAnd u the llrooma !'ho ·~ Denvar 129 Now York UO __ ~· did IIIII :-their ba¢od _, tllo Colla · lflolr Qllly bleilalnp .., tbol1' ..,. Ia~ llofeal 'thlo year out llf u OOkland 127 Loa Arweloa 122 Obly Plh&l •cbecluled llllou...,_ eflbor, And.\hll dldll't pmea. The Browao - tbol 0!1'11 lflo linnino llom hoollnr - ~o. > Tbur~·· Gamel .D.U011 31.:10 10 take the 'Eutem All ot' thli, rL cllurae, IIIOIIDa HOUlton at Miami 'Divllloa !lba"""oQblp. the Colta b1c tblar Minnesota at lndlaM No doubt Clevelalidoro are ·. IIIOID8 for tlloim •. ~- And ~ -.aelVu It lfloao Dillod t111o la'ctm may hove w'ol&lled ....,......,. _ ""- hue .._ b~ ,~oddamalrero. ,. '·' ne"i yeor with ~erythin,q ~ew; this is for the best?- S'I$PH~ . - ))Orlla,pa they Wl'ltar 'hal placed the outcome ·(}or~lJAt;~rs I Jbw ' KOq fill ...... Bilumore. Or Eaat W. L. Pet. GB MlMJ,oofll ..... 19 8 • 704 KenludQo ••••• • 13 15 •464 6'!, .. . .... 12 18 .100 3ih llln<o 1962 have lho W. L. Pet. GB Ooldand •• ••• • 24 5' .828 ~· are fl...., glvlnr tho ' srowna bealeD b,y tile Colli the by a lbtiiQIJit CiJita-ineludlag .rOCIIIar and Denver •.•••• 17 11 .1107 6lh ·,·sthebestof ALE ' . - Tlio II)' United Preao lntoraatlonal ltanOIJ Local and national toocball \ . wOI'th)', Mary Pearson, and Irene Barnoo. Junior / members worked on their bmne lumi&hing projects. JeRIJ,)' (bapman, president, was s.m. \~ to · outretlna flom . (UPI).... Wh011 oc141.ibaUre,• our. ' . stclrt-all.:.over · Mack Krlendler of the ''21" family was tooandaollrprloepart.y (at "'21" of courae) on bis re. t1roment a a a Cj))oael oC the Alr Force Rei81'Ve: Qart' trom eus- me Ullt:ll I am 21. Do you think Dear stepbane: \. ·' . -_.,............. Bullets Win. Ninth .............. -In Row, Tie Record _teo:ed . . . fol"lllt io food · tho NFL ellomlli-p 11ine U1flr COIII,Pytero SOllie Very tbolr blapat UIOI may be the llOI'ilaeo!t ln!ormatlm. For la- ) Arl II ·played In a rich ~ Groeh aecent by Joe Silver .oC TV and lho N. Y. ataao (Jtlll co..otarrlng iD "You KMw I Con't Hear You Wben the Watar'a ~~ nlol''). will grow up thinking her ~ wao killed llhortly after h e r ~Yisor · ~·- sale _ If juSt 8lllOila women wbo .&eem 10 uninlmousl)' to retent Jadde'. oteoping so ldtlh. The lllmJ-dnJ neo - Marilyn CLEVI!LAND lilt . CIIihlaad BtQwno moot lflo ~· Colla hero ~for ' 1 411'" fllnll!'; still, tt should bave a amart Complete Work ~~ !~~~'::=:f: ' ..c/r eertalnly. not cansla~Mt~y and. my falher-ln..Jaw Ia having the morrlace amullod. MY boby · ' on aueh dde tar'l'lllta, mere- Borrow a tape recorder and record one of your parent&' v1o. have different rooms. We cartt lent fiohts. Tl\oll play It back atand each other. · -..tng a calm period. I tll1nk Lalit week my mo111er died, 4-H Members ~· • lY becaue H's realb' not ver;y, Monroe voice or Jackie. belonp toN. Y. aetreas Su.un Anapaeb ot tbe orlg:lDa1 '"Hair.. cut WhO IIWIIliOI a aly apoot llf tbo IClddi-Pomoro.r, 0., Doc. 26, lUll.! . grandfather iao't about to tell her _ and her father oouldn~ eare less. I bard1y ever see him either' aud of course we I .. PI writer~ wlthafllnc. Ing -~ 3f'avor Colts ,;1' n .Title Tilt ~01111 ii"OIIJI NEW ro~K - Tho New Yorkor Hotel'&- tho blqoataporto 11opov0r In the hl-1 llf N. Y. hotels: even has a tulhlme ex ... eeutlve just ror IIJ()l'ta, Arthur Su.nldnd Jr .. .. Meyer Davl1 C'Oftli.lcted the or~ltra ,periOIIally ()le hascloz0111 workinaldtllit~ 1111a tln\e ot yoor) wbori Nary La&ker teaaed a fawney ~ in her - - . , Pl. ' - • tor tbo Hubert HumJ>I!reya •••• And Meyer'• a llePUQlleu. •••• • you bear bondleeclor a f t e r · bondloa<ler boeat he'll play for the NbaJn Tbo Dtlly .-·... -~ .~ ·-, ... Y 'l' •i:,; ·" _,' f, /F::!., .~·-, .· .... ~·"· ' f .' lt, .'__ ~~· ' BALAN(ED �I .- ' I!Y JACK O'lilUAff llley'll pt IIIlo me•-· - H. ; 111il <01umn II for 1011111 poo.. DMr llel...: Ple.aH prta the molt unua~ ua1 letter fOil received t h i a )l't(dh _ even it lt il a hoax. - INTERESTED dodge a aertous (lleltim with • DMr lilt: brullh-GII. II tlllo one lm't • hoax, rn send your teena&e queatlonl to turn iD my •. _ dame" bulYOUTH ASKED FOR ri.' , care~ 11111, llul bore .... anyway: Helen Help Uol 1llla - · Dear He1eft: When I waa 13, SINS OF THE 1 made a lllloUko. I recntteol PARENTS DEMONS'111ATED 1~ bot It wao too late. 'l1lo bQy'a Dear Helen: father 11 • ...,. rich and dlm.tt MY parents have a teodeoey want a11J pabllcltyI 80 m,y motherI .., have violent Ogbto, the t;ypo ..., Ia the wne kind rL trallll wftero they lllrow lhlnp, and tbotlam,IOidme. atream at each other. She ..,.eO.I that if I married 1 t11ou8frt maybe I could hlo ..., and the father paid her thorn it looked by llloglng a JD)all IIIIOI.d eaeh month, abe'd ooe. So my bo.Y !riend and I bad keep quiet. a violent dght. We were careTbilt was two ,-ears qo. I lui not to break anytblng, but_ It ote with the hired bolp, .... looked real. ..hired help'' without pay. and Now my mother WClll't lei b1m my baby ~ ,.., aeldom come to see me. Ste IQ1I be allowed to 1M me. lln't lit to date. 1 told her It I om 1lwlkiW IIIIo ha8 docent wu p>tdl, but she wm't ""- living c:ondlllooa - mueli betUt¥e me. What now'? I pess ter Ulan 1 could have given her· my folka don't realize - they 1 aever want her to know about oound,llld I don't dare tell them. me, and abe won~ because her pie their problema and pleOII~.. their tnubiel and 1Im. AI With tbe reJt ol Helen Help Uat, It welcome• lau.gbs but woa't _ a pL(Yf THAT F AU.Eil ; Dear PTF : 1 I' oC tho . obVIool; and willie, Jaekle Ko!Jiecly Ia fair game for l6tlre or. even tbl8 brud· o1. burleiQ!ie llnee s h e otoRied _ , from the pedeatal onto Ari'a JOclt~ It 111\lal be fllulted not for the be~ taate .of tak- Rev. Graham Dies Tuesday eentsy-weentQ' votee so man;y kmw trom Jackie•. TV twitter~ inP when IIIIo waa Flr&t Lady; Members or the Pomeroy Bend Senior BDd Junior 4-H Clubs completed their 1968 work w i t h 8 partiea at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Blaheslee, the past week. • to The aeniors went caroling the Coolrt>" Heme, the two hosltal and the homes of shutrrf.elldl, After the C&rOl• I -the grt;qJ returned to the 0V, home of their advisor where gifts were • ,..,.l..._,.ed, .....,,..,'6 Debbie Harbrecbt. president, bowl Represided at the punch · fre.lments of open.taced safld. rn. ~ wWt 01 clOkles and candy were ··y · • til lllved 1 from a table centered Christmas arnngement ~-··~-- a red ............ --ne, ~ .... and IOU&&J Christmu bells. Others atterxliiW w~, Debbie Hunnel, Beei<Y Trip). - carole Hargraves, o..Jashelt, Twila Clat_ .... UJ5 ' ~~~. g~A~n:~d/:m~:arve\ous. With mok:h~d loci!$., , Suddenly yay feel young, pulled:to~tijet, like o 'million de liars (ot the !<Jme lime , . ,., , . ' \ WITH OUR CARE 992-2057 . ' .. PICK·UP & DELIVERY Valuable One Day's Rest Mid.ii.;p..,, .. ' limited. , But the 80Phcmore mag~ u.... ~ /It\ or your home atate or the edim:von:uTQ INTER£ST or tor wilJid.ck thestorybackmarked "Unbelievable." In California, a-.. lDohl1l, Eoliloo" ·'d '""''"'I caD -1& mar a 13~year- 6'-L uuv - v.u., ,..,.,""'• c-1\1'. uu Mect.nl<SL., TY by cow1 Order, aDd appl'OP<~~t.,.ot, Olllo, t S?Gi. Buo hltoo om,,_ Phon~ H ...... l.,. Y tn.2158 , Edltarlal Phono 'J9:ull5?. val isn't given~....,.. w did ~ s-.t&.nJM>t-.pa~o~ar.........,,Oh, .. 't mend ly1ng about your Nrotkn.l llllvwtlolrw reprn*lalhl Botti• · n Qll. ell~r. 1,..., 12 £att ,." Q. , ]';. . von age .••. ) cttJ, ~W ,..._ On tbe outside chanee Dett...-eoJ "' ..,..,,. P. ..._..s.ta.rl'\l4loll ..n.w. tsmn: ....,.. por ..-; ... Y..,. •• tbis is a true story, take it to ...... u ... lllllJ. Stntlnel om<' e , nua. s.t. 111 H w1l1 ....au IIL70. Tlr•IIHNIIIIo, C. l5. Br Wator the district ~ey. e 11oo.u ~.... ewner Nl'•k• not .....u.w" o.... tell you how to get out of the l~ ..llllftll 11.sG. -.11: o. , .... ••o.to. s1.1 Dnlhlts,U. n.n.IIIOI!IIoo $1.00. Ut~:riPtl,_, mess and also keep your bab.V • 'J;."';;;~;;';;.."'--s.""'-'.;.'_ ,.. _...... __...___ - H. IIICH==;:~Ea. Publilhoocl-.llye,..,_ s.,~ll)oTI\tCIIkl ' ·. . 885 Contour long leg pantie girdle f~r a smooth fluid line. ligllt weight of nyl$;Q"; L era~ spandex witll fan shaped lace panel. S,M, L,X~ Reg. $9.00 f40W "' 1 Y ' 875 !Not Jhown) Avefoge leg . Uo~l:l.~L le;. $8.00NOW . .M * a... 585 .Ligllt weight nylon loce bandeau with unique underarm dip !hot doesn) peek oUt o f sleeveless dres ses. lycralt spandex Vnderbusl and bod.. ;2-3~..A, 3~380Wts,S.:,. I t ' . , • ...eg. <I'll'·50 .,.. , '11'111!'!' 32·-40 DReg. $5.50 - t .- NOW~ • '• . -·· - - 1· ~"n;•R''tlpr!ll·~~~ ..>f\l!iPUI ~ 2t_B5 <Antrbn•.-nylon ·lfrk,~t. l:!rie.l .. cPPI.iqye d. W·t>h !A-'e\'~1• " J2:sQ' ~q~·}. •99 , '",' ·,1'1 . IJ\ . AJenc;on lorre: Full·fo poque .. 4-7. _ -. • · 1· ·~ e~': ,, .•. ) .... .... s. ~· ~ :1 :1 .I. . nylo n tricot petticoat • .. h o ve 1y fl oro 1.pallerned CIJI-out Atenr;on lac:e. 61 45 •Antro n• W II ' 1 R '$4 00 NOW If trim . f ully opaque. Sh ort P-5-.M , Ave ra ge S-M -L. eg. · ·· * 7J" 4185 fully .opaque Anlron• nylon trico t slip ·, ....~<: .,.Aie~c;on lace wit~ lOvely accents. Princ<ess styling for shapely flf. Short . fl~roi-pott~rned:J2.:·0Uf 32-J:S,$7Av00e1No~W'$i.lt . Reg. . Atlanta . ••• .• 19 15.559 Slh San Diego . .... 15 20 .429 10 WORLD ALMANAC . FACTS Soo Fran .•••• 15 21 .417 l!Jh Cllicago •• .• •• 13 23 .361 12'h Seattle • . • •••• 13 25 .342 131h Phoooix ••• • •• 8 27 .2%5 17 WedneBda,y's Results Baltimore liS Soottle 112 ClncinnaU 103 Chicago 98 '-• Delroit 119 Milwaukee U3 New York 110 Phlladelj)lli 0 109 Loa Angeles 118 Phoenix 98 ThurSday's Games Milwaukee at Boston Loa Alveles at Detroit THIS WEEKS SPECIAL Each autumn more than Seattle at Atlanta one millioh salmon struggle up the Fra.ser River in Brit· ish Columbia to reach their Phoeab: at san Francisco Only 81mea scheduled spawning area, The World Almanac n o t e s. Salmon show extraordinary persistence in making the 300mile trip upstream in 18 Morrall como bock and the Baltimore Colla are glad be did. Morrall; Who had considered llotulna footlloll two - . before the Notionol Footlloll i4allne bepn thio year, dedded to play and led the NFL IP .PIIllnr and tbe Colta to tho Weotem Cooference champlon- Brood is the word used to designate offspring of egglaying animals and birds: lftter Is use:l for offspring of mammals that regularly give birth to more tbarf one young. days. averaging 17 mUes a day and overcoming rapids, cataracts and Ca I 1 s wUh leaps as high as 12 feet. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ATLANTA, Ga. (UP0-J. Paul Auatln. PI"08Ideltt llf the Coca Cola Co. at Atlanla, Ga., "aa elected Wednelday as chairman OC tbe tournament policy board llf 1 h e newly rormed tournament ~er dlvt.. •Jon ot the Profe&~lonal Golfera' Aaso elation. IARERIES-12 VOLT 17.45 " 1•• 95 With Exchanae 36 Month Guarantee ' · ..• ' .... •-111013< Royals Snap · Lesing Spell •• 1 ' ikQialo. · Cbl.,._, II 12\0 - ·· beblocJ ~ Allplea iD the Weolem Dl\'llllon. Tbo Rullo are Ill llllb place• -· STRETCH ALL AIWUND Employe Dies ' PT. PLEASANT - . Whlm-Biaek-Pallttls .. 8, Ccojps Tilt*' Y, and ceived 25 V<Jtea from tho 48....., J10M1 ot aporta wrltero, whiell fllcludu t1troo from ..eli looaue clt,y, wOO reaulorly. <over lho NFL. Loro,- KeliJ llf Cleveland, tho ~•leadinr - · .... lecmd wltllll votes. Clndnnat! ,_ Ia 5'h ...,.. · BW Nol...,, a Plttoborp lreblod Baltimore ill the Eut- &Mier cutoll, roeelvod t1troo orn Dlvlalon oC t h e NIIA. 'l'be Ro:vela are Ill fOIIIIIt place, · - .. be auidod tbo to lholr tlrat dlvlllonal title In TRIC.Q-LASTice LACE BoatCom~y douah.-. (UPI)....Earl ,, $3l9 'ROI•:$4.00VIIIIII • ' .~' '., tltrooYIIU"a. · II.A Ill II S ly PHIL MSTQRET ; ChUdren · who ~ only ALL TIRES IN STOCK MUST BE SOlD---------------- WE NEED THE SPACE REHOU E CLEARA ON ALL PASSENGER TIRES IN STOCK • All Sizes • All Grades •All Treads SALE ,. ", .. POSITIVELY when s)IOten to-are lDoll llkely deep In tile #erpetratlon at • bit ol lllllcb!et. • • • • ., PRE-INVENTORY TIRE SALE ~~ rLPt.PI- aons, l)nld, Hnilll with the armed lorcea m J~~U; Edlrtn or Colum- .>'. s.. c.; cedi of West ReddiiW. Cca!., Paul oC Pt. Ploaoant; br-., Lowrenee of AI1ala. •· .. - . llldo; Earl and Ezra, boll> o1. &.frtlo; DencD of Grimm's LlwHJWi liatera, Mra. Mary !foJta· and Mro. Emma Weers, boUI or Grimm'• lAnding; Mn. ~ GanleDL Frietlls ....,. ,_. • ,. \ ' Homer TJioiN, Looa; Sidle Barnett, ABila; Harold Lane, Pt. PloaiNIIII; Piutl, ·Pt. PleaAnti ' 1'1111 SI.Jre,. IAUrl; Doriot ·- . m, Pt. Ploallllllt. DiiiCHARGED: 1'111llla Buck, 1'1. Jillle ~ck, GolCieiand, RaPt. l'louant; DwWpe Mra. . ADpl • 44UUU UUUIIII ¥ RQP . . . . . . . . . ., . . . , AND . 5 '- . . . ,,,USS'C'~S-IIIIO~ Open Friday Regul•r ' .·, Hoi~s . THE END Of OUR BUSitfiSS YEAR 1968 ALL PRICES PLUS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX 1.35 UP DliY PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPffAL 1. 'r~ . ,o, ose ' Mr /' '~ coli 11 tho -tuory al!A!r 6 p.m. <ADIIDTW; DEC. 3J -~------------------------- ' ' i·'""."' laredia :a...ra, of Lancaster. Oldo. FliDen1 service trill be held SolurcJa.y e1 2 p. m. in the CbaJ>......WUooxon Mortuary "itll tbe .Rn. JIIDlel Sla\llflter offtciating. will be in the Kirkland 1M since TilE DAILY SEN11NEL are hia widow, Mra. Amy De- atar prac- YORK ... 2'i Broad vo. Utter . - • roaJiile lr(llb practice tlced hla rollout formations In 01! Cbrlolmao-lloj> and tbo play- tho drW while fullbock Jim .. .. Wort•IIOI'IIIIIted to IIPOnd !he Otlo did moat oC the boll carry. aa they Ploued before ro- lnr on 1>0WOr p'•··o ""--h the lhlp, l,.nl!!f !lrlllo . ~ lor the U... _, ..... ..,. For hia berolcaiDCI ~· -sever. "--· - 1 ....... · i .._ ....,ea, In cenenl, .,.. 811:Ce be wu named the NFL'a Ti.lo Buckeyes att""t'od _a ploaled with the P...,..ao moat valuable player of the Cltriolmaa party Tlltldl1 nlibt lhown II)' bl• team It ..... year by Ualted Preaa lnternain - or tbo bollrooma II( ltlelr riVed Friday . bot he had • ""' 1101111. Whore tiiQ receiVed glfta probJemo. 'l1lo 13-,year voteron tltougltt the ~ llf Roseo "Three or four ind!vlduala or re!lr!na after the Now York l,nd Ill' unlwtaiQ>. have boon do1ns well Glaota, hlo fourtll NFL team. CGoc1t WGOay llayea put bla · whllo CNie or ""' hove IIIII done hod tnded him to Baltimore, _ tJtrouah'a hard drW Tutt• 10 woU," be ~ "I even had whore be Would play undoratudy fili llftemoon lhet AW quOrlor- to talk to a COOIIIe at tllem but to Joiton,y Ualtoa. lack !IOJ[ 'Kern "'lllllnr 101111 rm not telllnr their Mme... • Unllao na atntck with tbo Jlrot 1oom lci' the aecf1D1 Ha:vea ..hoiluled 00 e11ernoon - · iD the pre-aouon and ·atrqbt day.\ Kern, the roau1ar worloiut • and Aid tho d"" Morrall felt he could help the otorler, Ia )lot recover- ratliln would ~ .., ' - Baltimore club and chaogecl hla · ~ fnlm .t;,~CI!!«lld . ahoo)U.. mliOb be thoorht the one _ day mind about retiring. . hlo cc!iolir.h~"lo ~ '101oll bod · aftectod lho 1o1m. He dlnctecl the club to Ita · ' . ~-1 - - record (13-1) and topped NFL - c k o with 18! ..,... ~ for 2,090 Yarda and 26 toudldowno. Tbo 35-rearo<Jid !tforrall re- dl¥ Try ..True Confesalons., azlne. I think you . have a aale Robert Abraham Hiallilotbam, 56, PL ....... dled unupeetedi.J .at his home. He was • 11011.. oC Putaam ~and .... -lo¥ed II)' tho o. F. Shearer for 20"JMra. NEW , W. L. Pc~ GB 7 •791 • Dr United Preoo lntemat!ooat Philadelphia •• 23 10 .697 4'h The BalUmoro Bullets - Beaton •• • ' • 21 10 • 877 4'h CiDclnnaU • • • 21 12 .657 ll'h 1¥ are ~ lo make a runaway ot. tbo Eutern DlvWon New York ••• , 21 17 .553 a race in the NaUmal Basketball Detroit •• • •• u 20 .3'15 14 Anoelction. Milwaukee , •• 10 26 .278 18 The Bullet& tied a clUb record West llf nine atraigbt \'! ctmloa and W. L. peL GB Los Anseles . •• %5 10 •714 Boltlmoro ••• .Baltimore at P hU&delphta NFL's Most On Pieltl.A fter . !lrlhlltedP . ..... Jlaat in"'r ..tl.... ClncJONIU at Chicago . ·•-, '<! PAS ADENA, Collf. M'O Tile OhiO Stile r-u teoiD tiome Laundry ed refreahmenta of Olris~a wreath cakes, eooldes, candy and p!IIICb. t.ter the """' oang , Ouiatmas earola around the pi- Maullo; . • Morrall Is before they return to their regjllor prlc'<!. , : ::_:., .,..,...,.. . chlnp was held. Members enjoy.. Swvi.Yinc Weat Not Buthey~ Bcick ,1 Do come in for these beautifUl ~goint ", Claus when the gift ex- --Ill' •• you're saving mon'ex,.Min?yQu.} H. Second Allam! .. .. .. . . ll 17 .393 81,> New York •• •• • 10 18 .3.!7 !1'/, ""'e - ." ' ANE FROM CALIFORNIA here. (But cbango either ,..... - U,.,. ma..P,. Obe Cleveland IPOrl• · - - - p l a y. Dollas ••••• • 13 10 .565 8 It ,.., the ·Browna ..., !low Orleans •• 1a 15 •464 IO'h oC ib.day•a ..,.. at 24-18, In demolllhOd the Colla Ill lll64 b,y Loa Alveloa .. . 11 14 .410 11 favor llf the Colla. a lcont (I( 27 -II .... ~ NFL Houatoo •••••• 6 18 .260 15'h 11\11 CIOYoland footlloll Iaiii IItle. Wednesday'• Resu.lta Mlnneaota 129 Keniuc:k¥ 118 ' l'OIIIalnbor Well 11\81 . the odAnd u the llrooma !'ho ·~ Denvar 129 Now York UO __ ~· did IIIII :-their ba¢od _, tllo Colla · lflolr Qllly bleilalnp .., tbol1' ..,. Ia~ llofeal 'thlo year out llf u OOkland 127 Loa Arweloa 122 Obly Plh&l •cbecluled llllou...,_ eflbor, And.\hll dldll't pmea. The Browao - tbol 0!1'11 lflo linnino llom hoollnr - ~o. > Tbur~·· Gamel .D.U011 31.:10 10 take the 'Eutem All ot' thli, rL cllurae, IIIOIIDa HOUlton at Miami 'Divllloa !lba"""oQblp. the Colta b1c tblar Minnesota at lndlaM No doubt Clevelalidoro are ·. IIIOID8 for tlloim •. ~- And ~ -.aelVu It lfloao Dillod t111o la'ctm may hove w'ol&lled ....,......,. _ ""- hue .._ b~ ,~oddamalrero. ,. '·' ne"i yeor with ~erythin,q ~ew; this is for the best?- S'I$PH~ . - ))Orlla,pa they Wl'ltar 'hal placed the outcome ·(}or~lJAt;~rs I Jbw ' KOq fill ...... Bilumore. Or Eaat W. L. Pet. GB MlMJ,oofll ..... 19 8 • 704 KenludQo ••••• • 13 15 •464 6'!, .. . .... 12 18 .100 3ih llln<o 1962 have lho W. L. Pet. GB Ooldand •• ••• • 24 5' .828 ~· are fl...., glvlnr tho ' srowna bealeD b,y tile Colli the by a lbtiiQIJit CiJita-ineludlag .rOCIIIar and Denver •.•••• 17 11 .1107 6lh ·,·sthebestof ALE ' . - Tlio II)' United Preao lntoraatlonal ltanOIJ Local and national toocball \ . wOI'th)', Mary Pearson, and Irene Barnoo. Junior / members worked on their bmne lumi&hing projects. JeRIJ,)' (bapman, president, was s.m. \~ to · outretlna flom . (UPI).... Wh011 oc141.ibaUre,• our. ' . stclrt-all.:.over · Mack Krlendler of the ''21" family was tooandaollrprloepart.y (at "'21" of courae) on bis re. t1roment a a a Cj))oael oC the Alr Force Rei81'Ve: Qart' trom eus- me Ullt:ll I am 21. Do you think Dear stepbane: \. ·' . -_.,............. Bullets Win. Ninth .............. -In Row, Tie Record _teo:ed . . . fol"lllt io food · tho NFL ellomlli-p 11ine U1flr COIII,Pytero SOllie Very tbolr blapat UIOI may be the llOI'ilaeo!t ln!ormatlm. For la- ) Arl II ·played In a rich ~ Groeh aecent by Joe Silver .oC TV and lho N. Y. ataao (Jtlll co..otarrlng iD "You KMw I Con't Hear You Wben the Watar'a ~~ nlol''). will grow up thinking her ~ wao killed llhortly after h e r ~Yisor · ~·- sale _ If juSt 8lllOila women wbo .&eem 10 uninlmousl)' to retent Jadde'. oteoping so ldtlh. The lllmJ-dnJ neo - Marilyn CLEVI!LAND lilt . CIIihlaad BtQwno moot lflo ~· Colla hero ~for ' 1 411'" fllnll!'; still, tt should bave a amart Complete Work ~~ !~~~'::=:f: ' ..c/r eertalnly. not cansla~Mt~y and. my falher-ln..Jaw Ia having the morrlace amullod. MY boby · ' on aueh dde tar'l'lllta, mere- Borrow a tape recorder and record one of your parent&' v1o. have different rooms. We cartt lent fiohts. Tl\oll play It back atand each other. · -..tng a calm period. I tll1nk Lalit week my mo111er died, 4-H Members ~· • lY becaue H's realb' not ver;y, Monroe voice or Jackie. belonp toN. Y. aetreas Su.un Anapaeb ot tbe orlg:lDa1 '"Hair.. cut WhO IIWIIliOI a aly apoot llf tbo IClddi-Pomoro.r, 0., Doc. 26, lUll.! . grandfather iao't about to tell her _ and her father oouldn~ eare less. I bard1y ever see him either' aud of course we I .. PI writer~ wlthafllnc. Ing -~ 3f'avor Colts ,;1' n .Title Tilt ~01111 ii"OIIJI NEW ro~K - Tho New Yorkor Hotel'&- tho blqoataporto 11opov0r In the hl-1 llf N. Y. hotels: even has a tulhlme ex ... eeutlve just ror IIJ()l'ta, Arthur Su.nldnd Jr .. .. Meyer Davl1 C'Oftli.lcted the or~ltra ,periOIIally ()le hascloz0111 workinaldtllit~ 1111a tln\e ot yoor) wbori Nary La&ker teaaed a fawney ~ in her - - . , Pl. ' - • tor tbo Hubert HumJ>I!reya •••• And Meyer'• a llePUQlleu. •••• • you bear bondleeclor a f t e r · bondloa<ler boeat he'll play for the NbaJn Tbo Dtlly .-·... -~ .~ ·-, ... Y 'l' •i:,; ·" _,' f, /F::!., .~·-, .· .... ~·"· ' f .' lt, .'__ ~~· ' BALAN(ED �·~/ ~ - Tho lllib' -.ol. MJdcU_...p-·, • 38, JaA tl. , - · • Cherub Choir Holds Party Birthday is • •.. 't'"!. after- Neutzlings Host Christmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. BenNeutzli~t:e~ tertained Christmas Day with a ramily holiday dinner part,y. Tl'leir guests were Mr. and Shut-Ins, Elderly Mrs. Eugene Hester am in&.tt daughter, Jill Elizabeth, South Point; Mr. am Mrs. Gene Riggs and son, Kenrcy Ray, Tuppers Persons Remembered Tra) s or fruit and candy were Jeli vered to shut-ins aid elderI}' 1r the communit.)' SWlday by the Hemlock Grove Christian Ctturch Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Ra.Y Riggs, Maralynn and Clraljrnn Trac)', Pomeroy; Larry Tracy, N e w York City; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt. Jeff, RaOOy, Melanie and David. congregation. ,. l t( I In addition, six baskets of rood including one prepared by the Bible class members as a special holida) p1 ojecL Treats were given during the Sunday School hour, and SuOOa~· evening 26 youth went carol ing aOO th ~n returned lO the chun·h basement for hot chocolate and cupcakes. Son Born Dec. 24 To Eugene Smiths \ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, '' Middleport, are announcing the birth of a son on Tuesday, Dec. 24, at Holzer Hospital. I! l FOR AGAYER NEW YEARS ADD THE THOUGHTFUL TOUCH OF FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. Smith have three olller children, Timmy, John a~ Cind). Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith of Middleport and Mr. and MrS. William Fred Smith., Sr, of Bradbury are the grandparents. Great -grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durst. Middleport, and Mrs. Olympia Fabrie of Chicago, Ill Dudley's Florist 59 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. HAPPY NEW lumbus was the holldi.Y guest or CeJebrateCJ' . .-.e'1Gregory 1!." _12th bl~ ~jVeroan Donahue, 110nttl the 01 a.... and ~·· Max ~ Ml<!dJoport,..wu oboon"ed- with a supriae party, Games were plQed and refreahmentl of a decorated cake, lee erealn and 10ft drinkJ were 1erved. Cancb' favors were ifyen to U.e- gueste, aU members ot Gregory &lnday adlool class. Gilts were presented to the hori~ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fields. HoHday gue~ts of Miu Elba- oree. beth Flck and Miss Evelyn Fiek Attending were Mill Ben Sanwere Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young born, Gregor,fa ~ School of Sidney. teacher; Mlekey Davenport~ BarMr. and Mrs. Roger Roueh, bara Fultz, April and Scott FraKim and Lois Am, and Mr. and 1er, Dalald stivera, ArnoldJohnMrs. Jesse Arnold and Jlnuny aon, KeonY Byer, and .K imberly Joe of Carroll were Chri&tmas Donahue. Joinlne tbe children gue1ts of ldJ'j and Mra. Charle1 during the pe.rlf were Jay and Kessinger. Ph,vllts Donahue of Ruabville. Mr. and Mrs. Reine Und and Edward Hoeflich spent Chriatmas in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer and daughterl, Lou Ann and Kimberly. They at. so visited ROJ" IJoetllch and Mr1. Alma Thompsoo . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Neat and son, Richard, Athens, SATURDAY were Christmas Day guests ol mGH SCHOOL DANCE SaturMr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and day, 8 to II p.m. at the Melga Jayne. Junior High Scllool in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis Jays will emcee; dance ia school were weekend guests of Mr. and sponsored; admiasion 75 cents Mrs. Richard Leifheit, Springper person. field. Sunday the Leifheit.& enTUF.'illAY tertained with a family dimer. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL At:Jdedc Guests included Mr. Bnd Mrs. Assn. annual Tri - County New Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeYears E\'e Teen Ball, bigge.st hew and farnilyofKenton,andMr. dance of the year, Tuesday, Dec:. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Curt 31, at Meigs High School audi~ and Emma Jo Leifh;t. Mrs. Roy torium in Middleport; dancing to Runyon was an afternoon caller. top 100 hits of the year from Enroute llomc Mr. and Mrs. Da8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.; The Jays, vis visited Dorothy Leifheit who master ot ceremmies; lnformal; is recovering from a broken open to the public; admission 75 arm at a hospital at Orient. ·cents per per BOn. Dinner Party Held or In tt.e coming year, may your good fortune rise to new heights . , . and for your patronage, our grateful thanb. LOU'S ASHLAND"SERVfCE· ·~· 992-3535 ..:2o;79,;.W;,;·,;;M;;;a~in~-----;.P;;;•"';;";,;',;,•Y:..,_..o.:.,___J - Tina, Ras, PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Mason Blvd., entertained with a Chrisbnas d~n­ ner Wednesday at their home. At. teOOI.ngwere Mr.andMn.James Mourning and children ,o f coJUrD. ' : bus, 0 .• Mr.alKIMrs.DavidWalt' ers~and cblldi"ii't ofSt.lUbans, W. Va., Mrs. Goldia Mourning, Middleport, 0., Mrs. V, C. FUson, l'ilson, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mayes, Todd Mayes, all or Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Mourni~ and children, Dale, Juli and Michael, remained at tlle Walters h.ome (or a week's vacation. . SPEC/AU LEAN FRESH SUPER ..RIGHT . . ~ By United Press International Today is Thursday, Dec. 26, the 361ot day of 1968 with $ 10 follow. The moon Is in its first quarter. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Saturn and Venus. On this day In history: In 11'76 George Waahington't AIR PURIFIER Just plug in and this highly el!ective new appliance removes pollution from the air through tho scientific principle of electrootatic precipitation ... not to be confused with simple filten uaed in heatin& or cooling systems. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS! .~ llllh IIOthllla: to Ill)'. abstains from glvliag in wordl evidence of that fact." smaller than vlelble with the naked eye, whk:h .,. then ttapped ttnd deposited on neget.Ne collecting plates. The cl•en air then puset through an tctlvated cttarcoal titter to help reI'I'IOYe odo1l and gases. You breathe clean air! DANCE CANCELLED The holiday danee which wa• sdteduled at Eastern Htgh Schoo!, Dec. 27, has been canceUed. ....... .,. - ~ v •... ' ; SICKROOM FUIIIIIURI MID.D.LEP.Oiff ' TENDERBEST .. '. .- 1 QT. 14 OZ. CAN •· Special Prices on our Fresh Pro du c ~ ! Lorge Bunch. c·. " . Money Saving Groce ry Specia ls! tJ• .. 1 SPECIAL! A&P BRAND L.... Stalk .~ , LB. PKG•. ZHB.C~ ' 'i L ·BROUGHTON$ ., ;,. · BOY AR·DEE • 1;. " .:• . Sauer Kraut..........................5z:a~!·SJ. ott:t Ap.pfe Tomato Juice ..............~~~-;~~~,. . . ~ Wh it:e~Brea.d ...•.....•.. .. PIZZA WITH CHEESE 1~ OZ. PKG. PARTY NOG.......~: •. STORCIS RYE LOAF i~f . SPECIAL! A&P BRAND FANCY . SPECIAL! JANE PARKERFRESH •· ' ~ '"~';' .h '.,: ,.. .~ 'I . . Swiss YEARS DAY . . ·' ery ·---... -----· I CLOSED > ·lEANS·· SPECIAL! GOES GREAT WITH PORK! . .NEW YEARS EYE PORK&' 4• Fresh Cabbage...................... ~ .....'!: 120 ·aa na nas....... ······~·~ ...................... . .. 29" Crisp ·t . ·. . . 29"; OPEN ·UNnl 9:00 P.M.· FRESH HOMEMADE STYlE ' . 3 LB. $ PKG. R .' Leg-0-Lamb ~~~:l.----------"· .79e Spare Ribs f;.~ -----------~.59~ Corned Beef ~:;:;. .••.. ________ ,.__ 89e Boiled Ham :m::.·: ________ -!~!1.79 Gr"n .Shrhnp·. .,.iw·"' ··'., ·"· """ · "· 99ll.~ ; Biiunsc'li:w .: e. 1p1.$trl• ~~~···~:;~ . / "· Jt'a,. Count---------::"~-- ' ' - -.- - - - - - •1\" Dh•·ner - '' 69~ SPECIAL! T l'E, ~. [8. .. . j 'IIIM:I7 ""... ... F.OR TKE LARGE FAMILY! ' • YOUNG POIIERS Sirloin End~-----------:!!o· sa~ Whole Pork Loin------~'-69~ ' SPECIAL! SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY FRESH ·Lean Pork Ch·ops.............•........... ·QUART~~r~ - ... • C.· .. ... CUT FOR EXTRA GOOD FLAVOR ALL BUT:rER . PWIIWII!D •• t FreS h BrOCCOII --------- -· Air it drawn through an ionizing section whk:h electrically charges air pollution parlielea . FULL , '.. . 7·RIB END ' • ROAST 1 :·. Battle ot Trenton. In 1917 the Federal Govem .. merrt. took 0\ler th.e operation of all American railroads for the duration or World War I. In 1941, ror the first time. a British prime minister &d. drelsed a joint 1e11lon of Congrett. Winaton ChurehiU diJCUiaed the war in Ellrope. In 1947 the Northeast wat blanketed by a SDOW fall 0( almolt 26 Inches- the hoaYioot in New York City since the bllzzant of 1888. A tho\lcllt for the day: Georp Eliot said: "Blessed II the man PORTABLE ELECTROSTATIC ' ' ' . SPECIAL! GOLDEN RIPE! NOT JUST ORDINARY QUALITY! army eapt11red 1,000 HeasiiUll fighting for the British in the MODEL. TOt ' - ., • FULL 7·RIBS NO NUBBINS Laura. Frank Today's Almanac scs '~- 20% ON Y~l TOtAL FOOt IIlli . Roast of Beef............ ~ ............... ~~· 98~ At Holiday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith Cheshire entertained with a Christmas dimer party for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Fred Smith, Sr., Bradbury, other guesta were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baughman · and ~J~rey, and Eugene SmJth • '" . • , .• -~~. John iiiKI CIDdy, Middleport, Also present were the Ra,y Smith children, Anthony, and ·.s~ · . T$ 'YEAR RIGHT •,. - .~ ST4!f._T WITH FOODLAJvD •. .. SPECIAL! SUPER-RIGHT BOTTOM ROUND Walters Entertain On Christmas Day YEAR . ~- n.. che..W choir oru...~ l!'honif ForreU, ~rtll~ Vnlted Melhodllt Churd!, ..,.. · comle ~ Doni~ Hen· cute, held a Chriatmot party 4tb:, . Sbaron SUer, Je;al:l Alllt nll!ht at die oburcll. Mltdlllal1; Rooe !>llrle LNdiJic. ~ Gift• were exchl'.»:;:ed and re- ham, ~11 AiJh,. llid Debblfi - - . . -_-. ·~ rre1bmenta aerved. Botb beCon tlartent.cb. · D8bbie Harden, • ........., 10 Newark Chrlllmaa the hollda)"o and alter the party the choir 11an8 KatbY Harria, and Dl"t8111& Uo- DIIJ' with their pau-ents. Mr. and Mr&. carols to sl\ut ..lns of the com- utter were guests. Charlea Elkew, Pomeroy, and munit.Y and stWeral members or Mr. and Mn. Harve)' Erlewine, the chl.1rch. 1ltey were accomRutland. panied by Rose Am Lisle, direcMJsa -Mary Am Fields()( Cotor of the choir, and Kath,y Francis. Members partidpati.ng were Jay, Lee and Stephanie Ord, • Chee•e.·...l~~:l.·~·;,;.;.~·......~}~····~ , .. .,, . ' HI..C ORANGE OR GRAPE DRINK 1 QT.14 OZ. CAN • • • �·~/ ~ - Tho lllib' -.ol. MJdcU_...p-·, • 38, JaA tl. , - · • Cherub Choir Holds Party Birthday is • •.. 't'"!. after- Neutzlings Host Christmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. BenNeutzli~t:e~ tertained Christmas Day with a ramily holiday dinner part,y. Tl'leir guests were Mr. and Shut-Ins, Elderly Mrs. Eugene Hester am in&.tt daughter, Jill Elizabeth, South Point; Mr. am Mrs. Gene Riggs and son, Kenrcy Ray, Tuppers Persons Remembered Tra) s or fruit and candy were Jeli vered to shut-ins aid elderI}' 1r the communit.)' SWlday by the Hemlock Grove Christian Ctturch Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Ra.Y Riggs, Maralynn and Clraljrnn Trac)', Pomeroy; Larry Tracy, N e w York City; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt. Jeff, RaOOy, Melanie and David. congregation. ,. l t( I In addition, six baskets of rood including one prepared by the Bible class members as a special holida) p1 ojecL Treats were given during the Sunday School hour, and SuOOa~· evening 26 youth went carol ing aOO th ~n returned lO the chun·h basement for hot chocolate and cupcakes. Son Born Dec. 24 To Eugene Smiths \ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, '' Middleport, are announcing the birth of a son on Tuesday, Dec. 24, at Holzer Hospital. I! l FOR AGAYER NEW YEARS ADD THE THOUGHTFUL TOUCH OF FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. Smith have three olller children, Timmy, John a~ Cind). Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith of Middleport and Mr. and MrS. William Fred Smith., Sr, of Bradbury are the grandparents. Great -grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durst. Middleport, and Mrs. Olympia Fabrie of Chicago, Ill Dudley's Florist 59 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. HAPPY NEW lumbus was the holldi.Y guest or CeJebrateCJ' . .-.e'1Gregory 1!." _12th bl~ ~jVeroan Donahue, 110nttl the 01 a.... and ~·· Max ~ Ml<!dJoport,..wu oboon"ed- with a supriae party, Games were plQed and refreahmentl of a decorated cake, lee erealn and 10ft drinkJ were 1erved. Cancb' favors were ifyen to U.e- gueste, aU members ot Gregory &lnday adlool class. Gilts were presented to the hori~ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fields. HoHday gue~ts of Miu Elba- oree. beth Flck and Miss Evelyn Fiek Attending were Mill Ben Sanwere Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young born, Gregor,fa ~ School of Sidney. teacher; Mlekey Davenport~ BarMr. and Mrs. Roger Roueh, bara Fultz, April and Scott FraKim and Lois Am, and Mr. and 1er, Dalald stivera, ArnoldJohnMrs. Jesse Arnold and Jlnuny aon, KeonY Byer, and .K imberly Joe of Carroll were Chri&tmas Donahue. Joinlne tbe children gue1ts of ldJ'j and Mra. Charle1 during the pe.rlf were Jay and Kessinger. Ph,vllts Donahue of Ruabville. Mr. and Mrs. Reine Und and Edward Hoeflich spent Chriatmas in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer and daughterl, Lou Ann and Kimberly. They at. so visited ROJ" IJoetllch and Mr1. Alma Thompsoo . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Neat and son, Richard, Athens, SATURDAY were Christmas Day guests ol mGH SCHOOL DANCE SaturMr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and day, 8 to II p.m. at the Melga Jayne. Junior High Scllool in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis Jays will emcee; dance ia school were weekend guests of Mr. and sponsored; admiasion 75 cents Mrs. Richard Leifheit, Springper person. field. Sunday the Leifheit.& enTUF.'illAY tertained with a family dimer. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL At:Jdedc Guests included Mr. Bnd Mrs. Assn. annual Tri - County New Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeYears E\'e Teen Ball, bigge.st hew and farnilyofKenton,andMr. dance of the year, Tuesday, Dec:. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Curt 31, at Meigs High School audi~ and Emma Jo Leifh;t. Mrs. Roy torium in Middleport; dancing to Runyon was an afternoon caller. top 100 hits of the year from Enroute llomc Mr. and Mrs. Da8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.; The Jays, vis visited Dorothy Leifheit who master ot ceremmies; lnformal; is recovering from a broken open to the public; admission 75 arm at a hospital at Orient. ·cents per per BOn. Dinner Party Held or In tt.e coming year, may your good fortune rise to new heights . , . and for your patronage, our grateful thanb. LOU'S ASHLAND"SERVfCE· ·~· 992-3535 ..:2o;79,;.W;,;·,;;M;;;a~in~-----;.P;;;•"';;";,;',;,•Y:..,_..o.:.,___J - Tina, Ras, PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Mason Blvd., entertained with a Chrisbnas d~n­ ner Wednesday at their home. At. teOOI.ngwere Mr.andMn.James Mourning and children ,o f coJUrD. ' : bus, 0 .• Mr.alKIMrs.DavidWalt' ers~and cblldi"ii't ofSt.lUbans, W. Va., Mrs. Goldia Mourning, Middleport, 0., Mrs. V, C. FUson, l'ilson, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mayes, Todd Mayes, all or Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Mourni~ and children, Dale, Juli and Michael, remained at tlle Walters h.ome (or a week's vacation. . SPEC/AU LEAN FRESH SUPER ..RIGHT . . ~ By United Press International Today is Thursday, Dec. 26, the 361ot day of 1968 with $ 10 follow. The moon Is in its first quarter. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Saturn and Venus. On this day In history: In 11'76 George Waahington't AIR PURIFIER Just plug in and this highly el!ective new appliance removes pollution from the air through tho scientific principle of electrootatic precipitation ... not to be confused with simple filten uaed in heatin& or cooling systems. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS! .~ llllh IIOthllla: to Ill)'. abstains from glvliag in wordl evidence of that fact." smaller than vlelble with the naked eye, whk:h .,. then ttapped ttnd deposited on neget.Ne collecting plates. The cl•en air then puset through an tctlvated cttarcoal titter to help reI'I'IOYe odo1l and gases. You breathe clean air! DANCE CANCELLED The holiday danee which wa• sdteduled at Eastern Htgh Schoo!, Dec. 27, has been canceUed. ....... .,. - ~ v •... ' ; SICKROOM FUIIIIIURI MID.D.LEP.Oiff ' TENDERBEST .. '. .- 1 QT. 14 OZ. CAN •· Special Prices on our Fresh Pro du c ~ ! Lorge Bunch. c·. " . Money Saving Groce ry Specia ls! tJ• .. 1 SPECIAL! A&P BRAND L.... Stalk .~ , LB. PKG•. ZHB.C~ ' 'i L ·BROUGHTON$ ., ;,. · BOY AR·DEE • 1;. " .:• . Sauer Kraut..........................5z:a~!·SJ. ott:t Ap.pfe Tomato Juice ..............~~~-;~~~,. . . ~ Wh it:e~Brea.d ...•.....•.. .. PIZZA WITH CHEESE 1~ OZ. PKG. PARTY NOG.......~: •. STORCIS RYE LOAF i~f . SPECIAL! A&P BRAND FANCY . SPECIAL! JANE PARKERFRESH •· ' ~ '"~';' .h '.,: ,.. .~ 'I . . Swiss YEARS DAY . . ·' ery ·---... -----· I CLOSED > ·lEANS·· SPECIAL! GOES GREAT WITH PORK! . .NEW YEARS EYE PORK&' 4• Fresh Cabbage...................... ~ .....'!: 120 ·aa na nas....... ······~·~ ...................... . .. 29" Crisp ·t . ·. . . 29"; OPEN ·UNnl 9:00 P.M.· FRESH HOMEMADE STYlE ' . 3 LB. $ PKG. R .' Leg-0-Lamb ~~~:l.----------"· .79e Spare Ribs f;.~ -----------~.59~ Corned Beef ~:;:;. .••.. ________ ,.__ 89e Boiled Ham :m::.·: ________ -!~!1.79 Gr"n .Shrhnp·. .,.iw·"' ··'., ·"· """ · "· 99ll.~ ; Biiunsc'li:w .: e. 1p1.$trl• ~~~···~:;~ . / "· Jt'a,. Count---------::"~-- ' ' - -.- - - - - - •1\" Dh•·ner - '' 69~ SPECIAL! T l'E, ~. [8. .. . j 'IIIM:I7 ""... ... F.OR TKE LARGE FAMILY! ' • YOUNG POIIERS Sirloin End~-----------:!!o· sa~ Whole Pork Loin------~'-69~ ' SPECIAL! SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY FRESH ·Lean Pork Ch·ops.............•........... ·QUART~~r~ - ... • C.· .. ... CUT FOR EXTRA GOOD FLAVOR ALL BUT:rER . PWIIWII!D •• t FreS h BrOCCOII --------- -· Air it drawn through an ionizing section whk:h electrically charges air pollution parlielea . FULL , '.. . 7·RIB END ' • ROAST 1 :·. Battle ot Trenton. In 1917 the Federal Govem .. merrt. took 0\ler th.e operation of all American railroads for the duration or World War I. In 1941, ror the first time. a British prime minister &d. drelsed a joint 1e11lon of Congrett. Winaton ChurehiU diJCUiaed the war in Ellrope. In 1947 the Northeast wat blanketed by a SDOW fall 0( almolt 26 Inches- the hoaYioot in New York City since the bllzzant of 1888. A tho\lcllt for the day: Georp Eliot said: "Blessed II the man PORTABLE ELECTROSTATIC ' ' ' . SPECIAL! GOLDEN RIPE! NOT JUST ORDINARY QUALITY! army eapt11red 1,000 HeasiiUll fighting for the British in the MODEL. TOt ' - ., • FULL 7·RIBS NO NUBBINS Laura. Frank Today's Almanac scs '~- 20% ON Y~l TOtAL FOOt IIlli . Roast of Beef............ ~ ............... ~~· 98~ At Holiday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith Cheshire entertained with a Christmas dimer party for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Fred Smith, Sr., Bradbury, other guesta were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baughman · and ~J~rey, and Eugene SmJth • '" . • , .• -~~. John iiiKI CIDdy, Middleport, Also present were the Ra,y Smith children, Anthony, and ·.s~ · . T$ 'YEAR RIGHT •,. - .~ ST4!f._T WITH FOODLAJvD •. .. SPECIAL! SUPER-RIGHT BOTTOM ROUND Walters Entertain On Christmas Day YEAR . ~- n.. che..W choir oru...~ l!'honif ForreU, ~rtll~ Vnlted Melhodllt Churd!, ..,.. · comle ~ Doni~ Hen· cute, held a Chriatmot party 4tb:, . Sbaron SUer, Je;al:l Alllt nll!ht at die oburcll. Mltdlllal1; Rooe !>llrle LNdiJic. ~ Gift• were exchl'.»:;:ed and re- ham, ~11 AiJh,. llid Debblfi - - . . -_-. ·~ rre1bmenta aerved. Botb beCon tlartent.cb. · D8bbie Harden, • ........., 10 Newark Chrlllmaa the hollda)"o and alter the party the choir 11an8 KatbY Harria, and Dl"t8111& Uo- DIIJ' with their pau-ents. Mr. and Mr&. carols to sl\ut ..lns of the com- utter were guests. Charlea Elkew, Pomeroy, and munit.Y and stWeral members or Mr. and Mn. Harve)' Erlewine, the chl.1rch. 1ltey were accomRutland. panied by Rose Am Lisle, direcMJsa -Mary Am Fields()( Cotor of the choir, and Kath,y Francis. Members partidpati.ng were Jay, Lee and Stephanie Ord, • Chee•e.·...l~~:l.·~·;,;.;.~·......~}~····~ , .. .,, . ' HI..C ORANGE OR GRAPE DRINK 1 QT.14 OZ. CAN • • • �" ., l ~ ' • ·~ ~ ' • • .• ' ' l' ' I I ~ ·)~llf!'!rj,f•DIII01'0l", u.,, Dot, 21/,!96. U'u """·,.... f.B,tdJ~rOrfl •.. ['I' ·"' .t r ' ....,., ·? .. • l6s . 0 .' . • , ., . ' .. c···ttt~~~t~ ,.. "...,. c.., '! , ' Onl11 KJ'tlgq HGfl Eperlld«ll LoufPrkeal· INI ' DW,.rmt Health and BeaiJIII Alb! · · ll.S.D.A.. Ch.,oice Ttndera11 Bran4•Beel/ Guaranteed Sunr/#-Freah Produce/ .e IXTIIA TOP VALUB li&:..O.o wltto ..... """ - - .. 2 ..... I'OiliC c-. .. Qlr. POJIIC LOlli Quartered, Slketl Pork Loin .., GEORGE lNGELS will be busily engaaed MARKING DOWN prices onllnest quality furniture and appliances throuJhout the store. WHY DO WE DO THIS? It Is our fnventlry Time and we want to clear out as much as possible. You'll find savlnrs like never before In this once-a-year barealn event. Of course, you'll haYa to shop early as sale will ~held < • ' "" ·-~· • MERRI OUUSTINE AULT, Alfred Roush and Elolle Hayes are three who obaerv~ their btrtlday anniveraart.ea O.ristmaa Day. Qb. serving their 26th wedding anntverAf)' were Mr. and Mrs. David Ohli~r, MiddlePort. · '• ' < ' • • plus many more, has been drastlcai iy reduced lor a quick sellout. No Items were specially purchased for this event. They are ail from ou! reeular stock. Many fallll!us fti!JIMIS are . represented, such as: Hotpoint, Zenith, Norre. Amana, Bassett, Clayton Marcus, Sawyers, United, Coleman, Dou&las and others. ' ,,' • a-II••IHAM ltCMIT A FAVORITE from G. MacDom.ld - ''It- irtltead or a gem or even a tlower, we could ·c ast the gift of a lovely tbou(lht into t h e b~Jrt of a Mend, that would be gi~ng as the &PPII a:lve." ; for 4 days only- December 27, 28, 30 and 31. It will be a wonderful time for you to save a lot of money! Our loss is your eain in a sale like thisJ E,., sin&le item on this jlage·, •' T......, ............. ·,·....~.\. ,JIVMo •'~~''"" • ..,.:;~.~'QUo ..... -~ Dille Allonoworlll, Mar<111 chombero, WW!am Bolin, Homer ldal, Cbarloo llloEihlm.Y, H. M. Crooo and John Kautr. Auxiliary dlarter members taking tho Ha"- ~;~ ···,· . ' . ,• Ctiriltmaa remembrance• were Mrs. r.nuu Stlett; DailY Bin& Mrs. Wilma Davll, and Mrs. H. ·· '' ,· ,,..,'., ··. PLEASANt . ',.,, ... . . .~· Tho !leY. IIIII Mra. , Goorp SkklaU and children 'I'lminy.Tommy and Laura, -of CbtclDnall Joined lllr• and Mrs. Paul Smart andlltr. '.Jid Mrl. Mamlns lOooo, - · Lori IIIII Lynn lor POINt RE$0RT ,.. PHONE · ' A - , .trom Church of Chrlllt caroled toah• lao of tho chll!'<h Mcmday !illht and rolllrnod aftorward to tho churd\·lllr r e - . Am<oow t!>oM towbomtlle......, ..,. .....e·111r.. CIOn 01111ncor, !lloo J!mlb' Obll-. Coffee - ~ -·· ;• • • • • f . . . . . . . ... . . . . . ~....~~-·'· '"'. . f·lb. , IS oz. Marpnt,~okew, weN <MO -ll Pineapple 4 ~~- $1 bore for tho bOII- Tnlnlns c..,...., wbON bo complolod an olootronloo lld1ool. On Jan. 5, be wW lP' to llalnbrldp, Md., for a 18 week course In radio. lllr, ancl Mro. Cllarloo Keoolnaor, I'O>IIIero1. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rooob, KeriD and Cbrllltl Iuinbao wttli Mr-. itolborn ... <I!'OIIne or MJ:o. =.::~= p a - It .Cannel =· '01111 dauibter, C~~,$~=·~Andrewa, Barbara Charlet Eokew ~.RdloriWoado . Qolobr; J~ IN . """ Hoopl- tal ,.,.. tho pall tlu-10 - · · A Qrllllnlo wu hold In Mr~o II ...,........, .... ·" Smhll•a _. "' from ~ -uror ..............,. ..... Peanut ButterW.: 99e "'- ltCNtlr '•••rlld ....... Jelly . ____ 4 Cocktail 3 ,...~- $1 • ••••• -<' ion $1 ..... ~49c . ~!lich ~s 4 .:: sl ..... Saltines "'- ICrtotlr . --- ... ·••TIId v...., Breads __ 4 - 88e "'-- BA:SRoUs 4 ...,. $1 $1MIIIo T - Bufferin __ ::· 89e. Cristo ..... Mt EXTRA TOP YALUB ITAMPf .,.......... wllh fhl1 CIOUPIR..., ..., .... ef I'ROZIII,_ l!lxp, 111211. Ch ••• AMw Start. .. 4 •:::;:-- 89e Apple Sauce K - lrn Mayonnaise _s9e -···OW* ' -------· .....- 1(_ ..... _ Picldes _ 2 Tuna __ _ 3~ 89e Ham Smllh, (lolne Smith, Mrs. • sls9 K_.._.l'nolt Mr. ~ Ev8IYB _ __ ,..,, $1 Margarine 4 Mro; IRan J11aell, Mrs. Clod¥• uau.,' ""' 'tho _ 00.3: •••••••• Avlwd• · IHcM dayl !:rom the Groot Lake• Naval tho POIIIOl'O)'. ......... rie, Melanl.e, Undl and Demla are vaeaUonlhc 1n Florida. Roae Marte wW rolunl by plano today IIIII oo !blda)' wlll join tlu-oo Olllo state UnlveraitJ claaam&&el for a trip to Paaaclona, Calli., lor tho ard ·~. Is By Church Group '· ... 39' Meat Loaf __ .. 69c Pears .• 3 Seaman Awrenlloo R~ Carols Sung Monday --~-·· Karr, ..., ot !llr.lllld Mrs. Rich- AT I'NIIIIy- ....... Nalwet JuiW)r · au.YIIIary members, glft8 Mr. and .M rl. Georp Had<ett, were tekeft to the 15 relidelita Sr. and~. BUI,- Ma- BE Wl''rH US Bueket Steaks .. 99e Ham Loaf __ .. 89e Eggs ____ .. _ ..... 59e Biseuits _ 5 :!:' 79t · -II. Cr01a. Mr•· Chariea Benoett aOd lllro. Lena Wolfe, bOth ~ atar mathera, were aleopresentod trull baokots. ,; a IIDOclal project o1 tile Chrlllmao. of tile lnllnnary, tho 13 patients at ·the fb';racuae reat home, the 20 patlelito at tho Elmwood reel borne and tile lllelp Coun11 Cblldrell'l home. Ead:l of the male ,potl...tl atlbe lnllrmaryandnlll ......... .._ K._-o ....._ Quality Holklly trult baskets and elfta homes reCeived a nedltte, while were prepared and delivered by tJte womeo paUents received a Junior member a of the Ladles aet of jewelry, lt.plltlek, and per.. Auxlllar)' ot Feeney • Bonnett fume . ~· PoR , 128, American Legion, The fruit tra,ya "ere ]Jl'ep&red Tuelda)r a.tternoon to charter and by Mr&. Charlei Keutnaer, Mrs. ' lbut-.in members or the unit, Albert Roush and Becky Rot."h. realdentl oi tbe Melli eount;y They were delivered 1\leldaf lnllrmar)' and Cblldren's Homo, aftornoon by Mr. and Mrs. Charrest homea, 0 gold star moDI- lea Keaainpr, Anita Fultz,, Jane , oro. · ..._ . Ann and Judy Gilkey, and BociQ' :Charter llitm!>ert oObo lesiOn Rouob. , r·,..=•··"·'· ~-- _..,,.-...~1 •=a;.;."-'I'"".!!"""'<"""·""'&' ... Jt&-'o ' ·• ,....... .._ -IC•aot-M.Ior . . RoD Roast __ .. 89e Spare Ribs . _ .. 59e Fruit Gifts, Given _ '\ •XTRA 10P YALU! nAMPS With thil MUM~ .............. " - T - o y - W ROAI'I • IIXTRA lOP VALUI STAMPS wltto Alo Mil ....~- o1 t . _ ·C(t•lllrt 0,.. ~ Blrp, w- '-••• r a•.,••• Fab. ••••••• • ..... Mostard _.2 "'- • • • • ·-- 25e Catsup -. 5 !on �" ., l ~ ' • ·~ ~ ' • • .• ' ' l' ' I I ~ ·)~llf!'!rj,f•DIII01'0l", u.,, Dot, 21/,!96. U'u """·,.... f.B,tdJ~rOrfl •.. ['I' ·"' .t r ' ....,., ·? .. • l6s . 0 .' . • , ., . ' .. c···ttt~~~t~ ,.. "...,. c.., '! , ' Onl11 KJ'tlgq HGfl Eperlld«ll LoufPrkeal· INI ' DW,.rmt Health and BeaiJIII Alb! · · ll.S.D.A.. Ch.,oice Ttndera11 Bran4•Beel/ Guaranteed Sunr/#-Freah Produce/ .e IXTIIA TOP VALUB li&:..O.o wltto ..... """ - - .. 2 ..... I'OiliC c-. .. Qlr. POJIIC LOlli Quartered, Slketl Pork Loin .., GEORGE lNGELS will be busily engaaed MARKING DOWN prices onllnest quality furniture and appliances throuJhout the store. WHY DO WE DO THIS? It Is our fnventlry Time and we want to clear out as much as possible. You'll find savlnrs like never before In this once-a-year barealn event. Of course, you'll haYa to shop early as sale will ~held < • ' "" ·-~· • MERRI OUUSTINE AULT, Alfred Roush and Elolle Hayes are three who obaerv~ their btrtlday anniveraart.ea O.ristmaa Day. Qb. serving their 26th wedding anntverAf)' were Mr. and Mrs. David Ohli~r, MiddlePort. · '• ' < ' • • plus many more, has been drastlcai iy reduced lor a quick sellout. No Items were specially purchased for this event. They are ail from ou! reeular stock. Many fallll!us fti!JIMIS are . represented, such as: Hotpoint, Zenith, Norre. Amana, Bassett, Clayton Marcus, Sawyers, United, Coleman, Dou&las and others. ' ,,' • a-II••IHAM ltCMIT A FAVORITE from G. MacDom.ld - ''It- irtltead or a gem or even a tlower, we could ·c ast the gift of a lovely tbou(lht into t h e b~Jrt of a Mend, that would be gi~ng as the &PPII a:lve." ; for 4 days only- December 27, 28, 30 and 31. It will be a wonderful time for you to save a lot of money! Our loss is your eain in a sale like thisJ E,., sin&le item on this jlage·, •' T......, ............. ·,·....~.\. ,JIVMo •'~~''"" • ..,.:;~.~'QUo ..... -~ Dille Allonoworlll, Mar<111 chombero, WW!am Bolin, Homer ldal, Cbarloo llloEihlm.Y, H. M. Crooo and John Kautr. Auxiliary dlarter members taking tho Ha"- ~;~ ···,· . ' . ,• Ctiriltmaa remembrance• were Mrs. r.nuu Stlett; DailY Bin& Mrs. Wilma Davll, and Mrs. H. ·· '' ,· ,,..,'., ··. PLEASANt . ',.,, ... . . .~· Tho !leY. IIIII Mra. , Goorp SkklaU and children 'I'lminy.Tommy and Laura, -of CbtclDnall Joined lllr• and Mrs. Paul Smart andlltr. '.Jid Mrl. Mamlns lOooo, - · Lori IIIII Lynn lor POINt RE$0RT ,.. PHONE · ' A - , .trom Church of Chrlllt caroled toah• lao of tho chll!'<h Mcmday !illht and rolllrnod aftorward to tho churd\·lllr r e - . Am<oow t!>oM towbomtlle......, ..,. .....e·111r.. CIOn 01111ncor, !lloo J!mlb' Obll-. Coffee - ~ -·· ;• • • • • f . . . . . . . ... . . . . . ~....~~-·'· '"'. . f·lb. , IS oz. Marpnt,~okew, weN <MO -ll Pineapple 4 ~~- $1 bore for tho bOII- Tnlnlns c..,...., wbON bo complolod an olootronloo lld1ool. On Jan. 5, be wW lP' to llalnbrldp, Md., for a 18 week course In radio. lllr, ancl Mro. Cllarloo Keoolnaor, I'O>IIIero1. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rooob, KeriD and Cbrllltl Iuinbao wttli Mr-. itolborn ... <I!'OIIne or MJ:o. =.::~= p a - It .Cannel =· '01111 dauibter, C~~,$~=·~Andrewa, Barbara Charlet Eokew ~.RdloriWoado . Qolobr; J~ IN . """ Hoopl- tal ,.,.. tho pall tlu-10 - · · A Qrllllnlo wu hold In Mr~o II ...,........, .... ·" Smhll•a _. "' from ~ -uror ..............,. ..... Peanut ButterW.: 99e "'- ltCNtlr '•••rlld ....... Jelly . ____ 4 Cocktail 3 ,...~- $1 • ••••• -<' ion $1 ..... ~49c . ~!lich ~s 4 .:: sl ..... Saltines "'- ICrtotlr . --- ... ·••TIId v...., Breads __ 4 - 88e "'-- BA:SRoUs 4 ...,. $1 $1MIIIo T - Bufferin __ ::· 89e. Cristo ..... Mt EXTRA TOP YALUB ITAMPf .,.......... wllh fhl1 CIOUPIR..., ..., .... ef I'ROZIII,_ l!lxp, 111211. Ch ••• AMw Start. .. 4 •:::;:-- 89e Apple Sauce K - lrn Mayonnaise _s9e -···OW* ' -------· .....- 1(_ ..... _ Picldes _ 2 Tuna __ _ 3~ 89e Ham Smllh, (lolne Smith, Mrs. • sls9 K_.._.l'nolt Mr. ~ Ev8IYB _ __ ,..,, $1 Margarine 4 Mro; IRan J11aell, Mrs. Clod¥• uau.,' ""' 'tho _ 00.3: •••••••• Avlwd• · IHcM dayl !:rom the Groot Lake• Naval tho POIIIOl'O)'. ......... rie, Melanl.e, Undl and Demla are vaeaUonlhc 1n Florida. Roae Marte wW rolunl by plano today IIIII oo !blda)' wlll join tlu-oo Olllo state UnlveraitJ claaam&&el for a trip to Paaaclona, Calli., lor tho ard ·~. Is By Church Group '· ... 39' Meat Loaf __ .. 69c Pears .• 3 Seaman Awrenlloo R~ Carols Sung Monday --~-·· Karr, ..., ot !llr.lllld Mrs. Rich- AT I'NIIIIy- ....... Nalwet JuiW)r · au.YIIIary members, glft8 Mr. and .M rl. Georp Had<ett, were tekeft to the 15 relidelita Sr. and~. BUI,- Ma- BE Wl''rH US Bueket Steaks .. 99e Ham Loaf __ .. 89e Eggs ____ .. _ ..... 59e Biseuits _ 5 :!:' 79t · -II. Cr01a. Mr•· Chariea Benoett aOd lllro. Lena Wolfe, bOth ~ atar mathera, were aleopresentod trull baokots. ,; a IIDOclal project o1 tile Chrlllmao. of tile lnllnnary, tho 13 patients at ·the fb';racuae reat home, the 20 patlelito at tho Elmwood reel borne and tile lllelp Coun11 Cblldrell'l home. Ead:l of the male ,potl...tl atlbe lnllrmaryandnlll ......... .._ K._-o ....._ Quality Holklly trult baskets and elfta homes reCeived a nedltte, while were prepared and delivered by tJte womeo paUents received a Junior member a of the Ladles aet of jewelry, lt.plltlek, and per.. Auxlllar)' ot Feeney • Bonnett fume . ~· PoR , 128, American Legion, The fruit tra,ya "ere ]Jl'ep&red Tuelda)r a.tternoon to charter and by Mr&. Charlei Keutnaer, Mrs. ' lbut-.in members or the unit, Albert Roush and Becky Rot."h. realdentl oi tbe Melli eount;y They were delivered 1\leldaf lnllrmar)' and Cblldren's Homo, aftornoon by Mr. and Mrs. Charrest homea, 0 gold star moDI- lea Keaainpr, Anita Fultz,, Jane , oro. · ..._ . Ann and Judy Gilkey, and BociQ' :Charter llitm!>ert oObo lesiOn Rouob. , r·,..=•··"·'· ~-- _..,,.-...~1 •=a;.;."-'I'"".!!"""'<"""·""'&' ... Jt&-'o ' ·• ,....... .._ -IC•aot-M.Ior . . RoD Roast __ .. 89e Spare Ribs . _ .. 59e Fruit Gifts, Given _ '\ •XTRA 10P YALU! nAMPS With thil MUM~ .............. " - T - o y - W ROAI'I • IIXTRA lOP VALUI STAMPS wltto Alo Mil ....~- o1 t . _ ·C(t•lllrt 0,.. ~ Blrp, w- '-••• r a•.,••• Fab. ••••••• • ..... Mostard _.2 "'- • • • • ·-- 25e Catsup -. 5 !on �. •• ' ' . I t - · ;n. Dollr Soatlnol, Mlddl_..,.,.....,., ,f I • ' . ' o., llOc. 2t, tt!S8 ' '"... ' ~ ~ . ' l c,.. 77CI H.T, Local _..,, g.od t1re1, •IIO'fleu cloon rm-wt•• 4 e)'l_. wlfh ttcl. "•"'·· ~Mio cmd h"'.,, DURA GLOSS 1'1" . ' 59" lETAIL ,. 59c 98c •w- 48c ·.~ ••l" ' 4.5 OZ. SIZE "t', RETAIL IETAIL VALUE VAWE •1.09 l2c oippin, •4 .' . UOOM&CLEAI. ~UIIliS MENNEN LOTIOII BABY MAGIC RETAIL VALUE 69c . ._ oz. • PACQUIN DRY SKIN LOTION 2 FOR 99¢ ' BU.BBL,.E BATH "'m'..IO RETAIL VAWE lot), $1.15 oz. ou ..ce •. .~ ' ' ' "·'V • . s:. w~ .~ill 'lAveiiO 'i .1...::. .. . ' *1" VASELINE 54c Willi IETAIL VALUE dlslrltiul«. Company. Local Interview. Wille ~·-·-, p a. .,... ·II, ...,.,. .. ,.._,.... lr-'!ti~-' fie .....,._ ..;.....,.,.,.,.-:-.;. ' ~'iii~. ·, RETAIL VALUE •1.49 ·. 6 OZ:>SIZE .. 9-Jc ' VICKS : - . ' ', ·-/ -~GI..tMCIS RETAR. 1. AIL VALUE 99c 4Sc FQRMULA 44 ;' I :• : j j \ s ; i; : ~ •1.09 · · -~-r;. " ' ' I, ri!ldt .· : '!:!".. ..14-llc USED SPINET plano. A·l eGn· dillon, USbl walnut ftBIIh, PIANO TUNING, Lane Daniels. $495. WendeD'o. ij09 Garfle~ Phone 992-5509. cau before t Ave., ParHrlburl, W. VI. a.m. 11-:lil<llp Pbone 4811-4401. 11-II:SIIc C. C. BRADFORD POI'ATOES, ·Phone IIIUI5t AUCI'IONBER etaronce Prolfltl, Portlalld. Cemplele Sef9loe 10.111-tfc , . _ ....._ t1eeto1. 01t1o SINGER. !lei model. lib new, Crill ......... In beautlful wilbtut cabinet. J·~ ~ · uuu ••.·• ·to --.~ ... I 1 tfe -.. '""' om-..· "UP ilp llltdtos, ·IIIJ 1111, bu1t!J!t- AIR CONDITiONING Refrlgerholel, bllJidbems, ""'· l'Q' d- - · J-~· n~ ..._•.110, notl)bli, dotm, luun .., nee. """I nanl· balaneo ,, .,_ N era""'n, tw RBftll. hone til-~ ~ • ·$11;10 ~- Pltcoe ' RaVenawiiotl m... iller I p.m. · ' ~iJ:7tc · ' - • · ,.., 12-211-12U> ~•-ter Me .. o" 12--.. ....... · U.tuic ·• · -~ - r\ . Mo, . u• eenerett dellv.end ~I to 10111' pro)ed. rut a!ld e811. . , . . f\1111· maliot· ~ IIIIWI84, Goel· 1eld Ready • Mil Co.. Middle1111111 ern>. power ....,., JIOII· port, Olllo, 8 Ill lfe er brakes. four •1!"1"1, pool- BUDGET PRICE lum1lant 011 ltve lreellon. laclory reven, our ... ~ lloor bud""'. ..... .and other accessories, Phone ,_..:''ruu-~- ~ $1 • .Jiabr . -··· , 1 .... · · with Bille'' ' Lultn. 11ne11. Real . .}" •• RBADY - MIX ......... -~~ '!lJ,Li(IN~ of rup have been .: ( -. _....,. · · ' '· ·· S'I;RAW. Plt6h0 99Wil21• ., .,.,.. .-UIWI-. u.a'R" Ohio. ~.. D.lfe DM. 'ftle labrle $lOp, ....,.. ' ' ori!1· Autlllitllt!d ~- hiM Jnd ·sertlce. We Sbli'IJIIt 'Selaolil ' ...lie . CIG~ .,ndjq maeldDIII! . ' "' ..... .-n,: liiil~ . ~s~~ted "-':11'. . -.v,.' ~ maa. . pf04uCIIOD pi-Its oUver 'd~ ill '1835: w .• . BRECK 'j CREME RINSE RETAIL VALIII 60c 29c ,. , , ·, No fewer than 10 ,other wurnamcnts, not classified as m~. also will start ThursdaY night. Twenty-two major tour. naments and 27 others of lesser classifications, will begin Friday when the tournament "madness" reaches its peak. including two three-point basSanta Clara, thfil country's kets, Hawkins had 25 and ·~-ranked team and unbeaten ...~hingJ..On. 20 tor the Pipers, iri six games, Is competing in -who increased their Eastern the Rainbow Classic in Hooolubivision lead over the Colonels lu, The Broncos are favorites to 61:2 games. Dampier st·or~ but are raced by 8 strong field 23 points, including three "three-oolnt bombs," and Car· rier had rour 2~£ooters among his 22 points. The Denver Rockets dereated the New York Nets 129-110 and the Oakland Oaks rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Stars 127·122 in other Wednesday Holzer Medical Center, First nll!ht games. Ave. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 A three-point blsket by Byron p.m. Parents only m Pediatrics Beck at the 7:22 mark ol the third period gave the Rockets a Ward. Admlssloos 71~8 lead over lite Nets and the Don E. Hemsworth, 1813 ChestRo<kets went on to win easily nut St.; Mrs. Mollie M, Adkins, before a paltry crowd or 249 at Gallipolis; Usa A. Hymc, 154 Cammack, N, Y, Larry Jones Woodland Dr.; Uoyd N. Ring, oeo<ed 32 PQints Cot the Rockets Rl ' 2 Vinton; ' Michael G. Godwhile Ron Perry led the Nets win, Kanauga; Mrs. James M. with 30 points. Montgomery, Patr~ Star Rt.; Rick Barry seo<ed 17 ol hio 44 pointo In the !!rat quarlor to Mrs. Vernon M. Henry, Eureka lead Oakland In the gorr.e, Star RL i Gregory S. MUe&, Rt, which almost er-crted into a 1 Bidwell; Mrs. Rolte A.. Lee, Gallipolis Ferry~ Mrs. Joseph A.. fre&-Cor-«11 on twoocc:aolons. Barry and Los A"'eles' Merv Henry, Rl 2 Gallipolla; Tina K. Jack..n wrestled eacb otller Johnaon, Mason; Mra. Luther O. atd then exchanged wild Tucker, Maaon; Mrs. William . llaymlkera midway through the Engllsh, Mlddle)l011; George Helnei, Hemlock GI"'\\e; Glem aocotd perlnd 'ond bclth benches V. Lee, Rl 2 Pomeroy; Mro. L. ent>tled, but 00 blows landed. Smith, Middleport; MlIn lhl third quarter, guards Jim cltael R. Gore, Rt. 1 Rutland; Jarvis Of Los Angele.s and War· ron Armolronll or Oaldand swung Mrs. Edl.th E. Nash, Middleport; • .. VAWE ... •.5 .59 ' >' '!>''"" ¥ '• .;.)l . .• • ' ' ' ' ,. 'if·'·· '"''' tuor.,toecl. Built b~ 1 bit tire 1110ker for , • , ~2.tl 0. 8 nationally, are the hlgherrt..rated teams in the AU -College tournameot at Oklahoma City . Also competing In the All-College MCORE'S •• -MAIH POM!IOY & SHIRT LAUNDU Alterations, zipper.' llfMII pocket• Professional lUI cleanint-euaranteed Mason, West Virglnl~ ~.. .• -Far West Classic at Port. land, Ore: Competing teams are all uftranked- Arb:ooa state, Brigham Young, California. Oregon, Oregon state, &Yracuse, Washington State and Yale. -Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla.: Boston College, Florida, Georgia and Northwestern aU seek national stature. - East Cu;ollna Classic at Greenville, N. C.: Atr Force, Bahlor, Cornell, Delaware, East WMPO INFORMAnOI NEWS presents LOCAL REPOm DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 110011 3 P.M. AND ·4:3& P.M. a~l~~~=:r.: WJt.JIHINCII QN ND I EBDDK Capitol Hill, Hall of L-.ws, And Garden of Romance ly NOEL GROVE NEA StaH Bl:thl Mra.l.; El>Pne Smith; Middle· port, 6. ,,os · a.m. TuesdaY; Mrl. WOllam Eilgllah, Mlddlepn-1, 11:23 a.m. Tlleada,y; Mra. tAither p, Tbd<er, ~ 8011, t:OII' p.m. Tooada7; Mra. Rolle A; Leo• .~lls. Ferey, · son, 12":11 p.m. w~~. /. Dis~ : · ... mod!' ~. and Oklahoma State. Tournament are Duq.aesne, Louisiana State, Oklahoma City, Pacific, Texas A&M and Tu· Carolina, Vlrsinla, Vlrginlo lane. Tech and William and Mary are Other Tournaments The other major tournaments unllkeb to affect national rankingl but somobo<IY will lAke starting Thursday night are: -Blg Eight at Kaoaas Clty, home a gleaming winner's Mo.: Kansas, with a 7-1 retQrd trophy. The Big Olio . and Ued tor the No. 8 ran1dnR: '!be most preatlgiclal' of all ' Rationally, 1' tavdf'ecftfra gOOd tield which also baa Colorado, the tournaments this year, Iowa state, Kansas State, however, trill be the 17th amual l<eepi ng Meigs Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma ECAC HoUday Basketball FesU. val starting in New York Gallic and Friday. Mason Area Three of the nati.CI'l'S top flve teams- first-ranked UCLA, seInformed As cond-ranked North Carotlna and flrth-ranked VUianova - are Well As oompeting In the ECAC along with a fourth unbeaten team, Ronnie Bollic, Glen Smith, Don- Holy Cross ~), and Michigan Entertained ald McDooald, Lisa Hyme, Brent state (4-.2). . Prlncetal (3.3). Nickels, Teresa Crabtree, Mrs. Providence ( 4-2) and st. John' • Verne C. Blazer, Harold W. (6·0. Black, Mrs. Don Lee Bostic, UCLA, featuring 7-2 Lew Roger D. Chapman, Pamola G. Alcindor; ls a heavy favorite to Edwards, Mrs. Richard R. Gnle- win the louroament and solldlf.y field. ser, Benjamin F. Gue, Mrs . .Jolu1 its No. I riUlldng but there ·1rm be tossed IIIIo the mUI. L. Hood, CharlesF, Hunter, MrL could be aurprtsea ll'll a fleld come January. Robert L. Miles, Roxame MOr- with ao many sound and At least one handsome ...,_ ris, Mra. Amle L, Myers, Mrs . ex_perieneed teams. ator and one coo~.­ Clyde w. Myers, Mrs. Elson D. Davidson, the oation's No. 3 however, are rumofed. OD tbl · O'Comor, and Infant daullhter, te&m, Is In the Charl- verge or divoree, If you want Mrs. Ronald A. Roush, &n:ette lnvita.Uonal at Charlotte, N.c., to be vulturilh about II. J. Paugh, Mrs. c. Dale Russell, along with Maryland, Texas and Carl E. Searls, Mrs. James K. Wichita state, Sbawver, Mro. Carroll C. Smllll and lnlanl 8011, Gary S. Smith, der and 1n1ant da1Jihter, John WWiam A. lllyder, Mra. 1lc1n E. -.,.,, Donald VlncoU, Mro. SWick, Nikki L. Tbutoo, ·Linda Ruth QearY, Milton Russell, L. '1'11ompson, Mrs. Sler!l Wal- Ruby Ohllnxer, Mrs. Charlker, Mrs. Ralpb B. WeBs, Che&· Schneider, Mra. Keiffer Mealor E. WUI, llblrley Wllson, Rod- dowo, Miss Evelun Judd and Ber!e1 G. W~s, Mrs. Ronie Yo- linda DeP.ter. bus. . _.rAIL populor 1l111 O.Yiilotlll. Ltmlt.cf nu111b.,. of thl• prl~~~:e. Wyoming, which is 7..0 and ranked No. 14 naUonally, and St. Bonaventure, 5 1 and No. 13 lor, Rt. I Ewinsloo: RachOI .A. 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' "' ..... .-n,: liiil~ . ~s~~ted "-':11'. . -.v,.' ~ maa. . pf04uCIIOD pi-Its oUver 'd~ ill '1835: w .• . BRECK 'j CREME RINSE RETAIL VALIII 60c 29c ,. , , ·, No fewer than 10 ,other wurnamcnts, not classified as m~. also will start ThursdaY night. Twenty-two major tour. naments and 27 others of lesser classifications, will begin Friday when the tournament "madness" reaches its peak. including two three-point basSanta Clara, thfil country's kets, Hawkins had 25 and ·~-ranked team and unbeaten ...~hingJ..On. 20 tor the Pipers, iri six games, Is competing in -who increased their Eastern the Rainbow Classic in Hooolubivision lead over the Colonels lu, The Broncos are favorites to 61:2 games. Dampier st·or~ but are raced by 8 strong field 23 points, including three "three-oolnt bombs," and Car· rier had rour 2~£ooters among his 22 points. The Denver Rockets dereated the New York Nets 129-110 and the Oakland Oaks rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Stars 127·122 in other Wednesday Holzer Medical Center, First nll!ht games. Ave. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 A three-point blsket by Byron p.m. Parents only m Pediatrics Beck at the 7:22 mark ol the third period gave the Rockets a Ward. Admlssloos 71~8 lead over lite Nets and the Don E. Hemsworth, 1813 ChestRo<kets went on to win easily nut St.; Mrs. Mollie M, Adkins, before a paltry crowd or 249 at Gallipolis; Usa A. Hymc, 154 Cammack, N, Y, Larry Jones Woodland Dr.; Uoyd N. Ring, oeo<ed 32 PQints Cot the Rockets Rl ' 2 Vinton; ' Michael G. Godwhile Ron Perry led the Nets win, Kanauga; Mrs. James M. with 30 points. Montgomery, Patr~ Star Rt.; Rick Barry seo<ed 17 ol hio 44 pointo In the !!rat quarlor to Mrs. Vernon M. Henry, Eureka lead Oakland In the gorr.e, Star RL i Gregory S. MUe&, Rt, which almost er-crted into a 1 Bidwell; Mrs. Rolte A.. Lee, Gallipolis Ferry~ Mrs. Joseph A.. fre&-Cor-«11 on twoocc:aolons. Barry and Los A"'eles' Merv Henry, Rl 2 Gallipolla; Tina K. Jack..n wrestled eacb otller Johnaon, Mason; Mra. Luther O. atd then exchanged wild Tucker, Maaon; Mrs. William . llaymlkera midway through the Engllsh, Mlddle)l011; George Helnei, Hemlock GI"'\\e; Glem aocotd perlnd 'ond bclth benches V. Lee, Rl 2 Pomeroy; Mro. L. ent>tled, but 00 blows landed. Smith, Middleport; MlIn lhl third quarter, guards Jim cltael R. Gore, Rt. 1 Rutland; Jarvis Of Los Angele.s and War· ron Armolronll or Oaldand swung Mrs. Edl.th E. Nash, Middleport; • .. VAWE ... •.5 .59 ' >' '!>''"" ¥ '• .;.)l . .• • ' ' ' ' ,. 'if·'·· '"''' tuor.,toecl. Built b~ 1 bit tire 1110ker for , • , ~2.tl 0. 8 nationally, are the hlgherrt..rated teams in the AU -College tournameot at Oklahoma City . Also competing In the All-College MCORE'S •• -MAIH POM!IOY & SHIRT LAUNDU Alterations, zipper.' llfMII pocket• Professional lUI cleanint-euaranteed Mason, West Virglnl~ ~.. .• -Far West Classic at Port. land, Ore: Competing teams are all uftranked- Arb:ooa state, Brigham Young, California. Oregon, Oregon state, &Yracuse, Washington State and Yale. -Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla.: Boston College, Florida, Georgia and Northwestern aU seek national stature. - East Cu;ollna Classic at Greenville, N. C.: Atr Force, Bahlor, Cornell, Delaware, East WMPO INFORMAnOI NEWS presents LOCAL REPOm DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 110011 3 P.M. AND ·4:3& P.M. a~l~~~=:r.: WJt.JIHINCII QN ND I EBDDK Capitol Hill, Hall of L-.ws, And Garden of Romance ly NOEL GROVE NEA StaH Bl:thl Mra.l.; El>Pne Smith; Middle· port, 6. ,,os · a.m. TuesdaY; Mrl. WOllam Eilgllah, Mlddlepn-1, 11:23 a.m. Tlleada,y; Mra. tAither p, Tbd<er, ~ 8011, t:OII' p.m. Tooada7; Mra. Rolle A; Leo• .~lls. Ferey, · son, 12":11 p.m. w~~. /. Dis~ : · ... mod!' ~. and Oklahoma State. Tournament are Duq.aesne, Louisiana State, Oklahoma City, Pacific, Texas A&M and Tu· Carolina, Vlrsinla, Vlrginlo lane. Tech and William and Mary are Other Tournaments The other major tournaments unllkeb to affect national rankingl but somobo<IY will lAke starting Thursday night are: -Blg Eight at Kaoaas Clty, home a gleaming winner's Mo.: Kansas, with a 7-1 retQrd trophy. The Big Olio . and Ued tor the No. 8 ran1dnR: '!be most preatlgiclal' of all ' Rationally, 1' tavdf'ecftfra gOOd tield which also baa Colorado, the tournaments this year, Iowa state, Kansas State, however, trill be the 17th amual l<eepi ng Meigs Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma ECAC HoUday Basketball FesU. val starting in New York Gallic and Friday. Mason Area Three of the nati.CI'l'S top flve teams- first-ranked UCLA, seInformed As cond-ranked North Carotlna and flrth-ranked VUianova - are Well As oompeting In the ECAC along with a fourth unbeaten team, Ronnie Bollic, Glen Smith, Don- Holy Cross ~), and Michigan Entertained ald McDooald, Lisa Hyme, Brent state (4-.2). . Prlncetal (3.3). Nickels, Teresa Crabtree, Mrs. Providence ( 4-2) and st. John' • Verne C. Blazer, Harold W. (6·0. Black, Mrs. Don Lee Bostic, UCLA, featuring 7-2 Lew Roger D. Chapman, Pamola G. Alcindor; ls a heavy favorite to Edwards, Mrs. Richard R. Gnle- win the louroament and solldlf.y field. ser, Benjamin F. Gue, Mrs . .Jolu1 its No. I riUlldng but there ·1rm be tossed IIIIo the mUI. L. Hood, CharlesF, Hunter, MrL could be aurprtsea ll'll a fleld come January. Robert L. Miles, Roxame MOr- with ao many sound and At least one handsome ...,_ ris, Mra. Amle L, Myers, Mrs . ex_perieneed teams. ator and one coo~.­ Clyde w. Myers, Mrs. Elson D. Davidson, the oation's No. 3 however, are rumofed. OD tbl · O'Comor, and Infant daullhter, te&m, Is In the Charl- verge or divoree, If you want Mrs. Ronald A. Roush, &n:ette lnvita.Uonal at Charlotte, N.c., to be vulturilh about II. J. Paugh, Mrs. c. Dale Russell, along with Maryland, Texas and Carl E. Searls, Mrs. James K. Wichita state, Sbawver, Mro. Carroll C. Smllll and lnlanl 8011, Gary S. Smith, der and 1n1ant da1Jihter, John WWiam A. lllyder, Mra. 1lc1n E. -.,.,, Donald VlncoU, Mro. SWick, Nikki L. Tbutoo, ·Linda Ruth QearY, Milton Russell, L. '1'11ompson, Mrs. Sler!l Wal- Ruby Ohllnxer, Mrs. Charlker, Mrs. Ralpb B. WeBs, Che&· Schneider, Mra. Keiffer Mealor E. WUI, llblrley Wllson, Rod- dowo, Miss Evelun Judd and Ber!e1 G. W~s, Mrs. Ronie Yo- linda DeP.ter. bus. . _.rAIL populor 1l111 O.Yiilotlll. Ltmlt.cf nu111b.,. of thl• prl~~~:e. Wyoming, which is 7..0 and ranked No. 14 naUonally, and St. Bonaventure, 5 1 and No. 13 lor, Rt. I Ewinsloo: RachOI .A. Coon, Rt. 3 Albally; Mra. stan- . ley E. BuJb, Wellston; .Mra. Clar· ence E. Grace; Rt. Z lionton; Mrs. James J. Hol«tmb, Colum. Elh\ljl • ~rlo<k, . '.~ j ,.. ., AIC CLEANEI College Teams Resume Action ~ each other and pther players Mrs. Floyd~ WoU. Rt, 3 Fl>meSEWING f,IACHINES; .ropalr Joined the action, but agatn no. roy; Richard B. Brogan, Ashland, K,Y.; Mrs. Mary B. c _ . te~: all .. ~.. WY I' pWIChos hit their tarpls. od •r""-. ABC-EIItorprllll. ACO\. vALUE ·=; ' · • ""'. - .. .. * l, ., '-.. . .. ..... -,... o-z. SIZl RETAIL .,~ · . '' · ,...... • . · •...........,., IPfB' .ouu ' t'~~· ,-:& ' .....,. _ ... ' 79c 59c ..; ·. . 1. .00.. ··~·· . . :Je ( . : ~. """ . I SPRAY VALUE WlSI R • P a·I r ._._.ten '1t~-..... _,. .... r-• llmi. , Work OIL 98c •' -~.I Ma.. ·H •IP Wemwu EMPLOYED· MAN. RETAIL VAWE 14 Corilact lofrs. Ral'tlld Lable or wana.e Bradfonl. U:ZS-3tc - DEODORANT .~ I.e:;: day Greetlngs. Daily service Sunday fore000111. 12-22-l2te Melp Wented ONLY S18.95 Plua 2.19 facia,.! Tu ,_...., Ho•• I Aute P~meroy, ,,..~~;,, II ph n.y!Rt. 77J~el.f Whlto Sldewoll• 773-5543 Wi.U see action Thursday night in the opening rounds or six tournaments which mark the Pipers' "front--Llneu'" com,;, start of college basketball's posed or Art Heyman, COMie annUal . Christmas week tourHawkins and Tom WasJ)lngton narrient schedule. with limited ' Ho••1., 4uty, oxtf'• .,_, faUI' -GUARAN-TEEDP.HONE 992·2094 606 E. Main Pllonf 667 ·3370 SPECIAL 5MOWTIRE SALE '5.55 Basketball Assoclationaction. That was the story again Wednesdi.S night whefl the land Parker, 992-2264 Pomeroy residence or 861.ft5l CoolvUie eall station, wlabea Holl- LADY: TO Uve In and care lor lntaikl paUent. Good 'IIIOI'k· liic ConditionS and good pay. BUBBLE ' BATH 5 rv1ce ~~I c.JidlAN I • .. TE ·' . ggc EXPERT Wheel Alll~tlltnt RADIO and TV repair, house caDs, aDd antennas Installed. Jolm Rarrioon, Pllone 9922522. JU.tlo HocklniJIOrt, IJiio . By United Pess lnternatior.l It's always a battle between the · urront-Llners" and the By United Press InternaUonal which includes Purdue, Arizona, "Bomb Squad" when the Five of the nation's top~ Columbia, Hawaii, stanford, Minnesota Pipes play the ranked teams, including unbea~ West Virginia and the U.S. Kentucky Colonels in AIAel'.lWt~ ..-t~n Santa Clara and Wyoming, MArine Base. !IOUild aystem, lovely ~alnut llnlsh. AssUtm payments of lull J&J BABY SHAMPOO BAN Colonels -1. 1141- al volume control, 4 • speaker · RETAIL VALUE Outlast NEEO UMESTONE lor your clrlvewlo'? We lurnlsh and deliver. Emmell W. Shuler. AKC Golden Retriever .,.ppl... Contradlng, Phone 992-3243. 524 Alb St.. Middleport. t9J. 11-22-tfc 544S. 8-2S-tfc .1)1.-,fl . .' ~ Bag 3 LB. tAG WALDORF JAR ledlon or Ealey dlord ........ $13UO up; lifetime euar.,.. tee on reeds. ~endell'1, ._ Garfield Ave., Parkenburg, Sc-.lrztl •rill M-F...................,...... ll to 6 Sot.. ..........................9 to 7 Sun ........................... lito 6 Business Services ~OR CHRISTMAS aoft _,., to Nkl cor thlna 3. AHanllont on ~ M11SIC IM:RY Friday lll4 $5 or balance of fii.Oll. Call Sal1irdly at Jack'o Club on 992-3211. U-:IO<Ito JllrHeonvllle Roall off Rt. 7. 1!168 EARLY American atereo: . IUUic scored a total or 71 points in a Thls set hu Alii & I'M radio, 4-speed automatic · reconl STEREO, EARLY American 129-118 victory over the COlonels ..... ' lor rhanger. Lovely llnilh. Just stereo, radio combination, so- at Louisville, Ky. The backcourt I WILL 1101' be responsible lid alate unit, kpeed ehang· "Bomb Squad.. composed or like new. Taite over ~ any clobll otber tban my' own. lovely maple finish. Make sharpshooters Loui1 Dampier IIGbllY EugoDe Dill. PomOII!'. of $5 per month or pay $1'1.35. er. paymenls ol .. or balance or and Darel carrier scored a lotal Try 11 In )'<lllf home. ~ U-JI.3tp of 45 points. $9Z.U. Phone 11112-3218. IIINI36. 11-H-«o He)man scored 26 pohtts, U-:IO<Ito t 7 OZ. SIZE / lltzer plano. GGCid quality guitar outfit. $3UI; Good 11&- Maloll,: '· •. •1.79 ONE tie. Pipers the purdtate or a """ Wur· VACANCY ""' two eldeab. 1110- IIIC3 VOlJISWAGEN, good con- STEREO RADIO console, 4ple. PNIIr !l'lvate paf4 ,.. dition, SSOO. P. !> Scott. 439 speed Intermix«! chanaer. du. 1181111. ~ Llneoln St., Mlddleporl. RETAIL VALui RETAIL · VALUE $i.OO EA. attoratlolll, lin. Fnddlo ,__ Muon, Pltone TINIII. f.ID.IIo • ;, 12'h ...-......... holmniJtl, '. '\ 4'4 OL 16 10'11 IIIOIIIho or plane> ,....., bJ teacher of your cholee wllb U-2Uic 9 OZ. SIZE 3,9.c_ HOBSTEUEI, BROKER Associates . 1. ao111oln In ,.,k.. c. 2. Spray..! with worM 1~ and tMn o hlth pNiaaWa rfliiM of WISJIING YOU W. Va. Pltono EVbiRUDE {Not A 0..1._ Thrv) Helen and Vlrell Teaford . WILL 00 _..., ot homo - i. ' 4'1• OZ. SIZE AUTOMATIC CAR ForS.Ie THERE wiD b• o guri· sbool !Iunday. Dec. 20. b3Sinnlng at MTS. MICE. eliminated for· evel'. Get Stnr 2\1 lb. 'l.ti9. noon . at tbe F'orked< Rtln Ebersbacb Hdwe .. Sugar Run sportsman Cl•b. Everyone .Is Mill. Pic~ Hdwe., ~o;llllf'IO\ , weteome. 1M6-lic '. JM6.31p .' 98c PilUS CIIIIIB'niAS SPECIAL! l"roe llfe-olze Wllklna doD lll4 I ,.,.... Notice IHYNOT GIVE New A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 5 OZ. SIZE '1" ,._. WHISPERING Motor Co. AITI-PERSPIRAIT ·· RETAIL VALUE DULANEY TRIO AT 75~ VI OllfiM, ...ta~~~t~tlc trans., aj.otl~a ciMn ln'hJid•• Rod llnlah, • "'OJHI tlr••• Rodl.o . A rool oMr, CGI'. ~ ' RIGHT GUARD SHAMPOO .. 1964 FORD GAL. 500 H. T. CPL-"----·--51195 49c LUSTRE CREME RETAIL VAWii " YAlUI 6 OZ. SIZE ASPIRIN .,.4. '"· ' MUSIC IY !!OSE ~ors.-y,. ~,. ~ •c:lt W. 20'1 VA lUI! . 992-2181 . Pt.G•tnt rcr•om finish wltfl white nylon top. Liko - • • - tlros, full ,.•• , ~tql.llpmom. fectiN'r Air Concf. , •"-11' cor, ·Co,.lco .. SA:ftiRDAY)JE.C. 28 10 Til z AM . POMEROY ' mAIL' GLEEM TOOTHPASTE BAYER ' 6\i OZ. SIU 6.75 OZ. FAMILY SIZE $1.05 . ' ' $199:00 1965 lUlCK WILDCAT CUSTOM COM.............. $1195 SUPErt'. TABLETS ·· IAIL POLISH .REMOYER RETAIL VALUE " • ' •- .DANCE loom l~~tulotloil 'ior thin walla ~ more ..,ace lbaide, lui r space outside. · 1966 IWiiUR CLASSIC--------··-···--··- ·- --$129$ . . 15Ft n~«jfEST fREEZfR . A sift lhlt . kotpa slvlllll tho yior • rGonll lib Uret'*" QUAliTY. . Ads . Bring Top GratJe .~esutts ' r '\·· u. \ Of. ALL HECK'S STORFS ARE ·CLOSED CHRISTMAS Yl · THESE PRICES GO INTO EFFECT W~EN WE OP.N ·FOR AS USUAL-THURSDAY DEC. 26th;·af10 . ,. \ 2 SIGNS ' ' 'HOMEWORK~ Watc~ingWa~t . ' A·. LITTLE . . Cotn~opondont Six oUglble y o u n 1 bach· !on were elected to the 8Ith ~greu ill 11184 and Cupid. 1111111 five of them. Some ol their tales are the atu1 of love n o v e I s. Rep. Andy Jacoba (KaDMo) married his oecretary. Rep. Bill $ta!lton (Ohio) married a prefty lele- r vlslon how• reporter wbo oam,~lo -llitervlew him. Pre·Spedall �1: - .Tloo IJail,r ~li>al, 'if~t-1'"""""'• tl,. • .IS. Do<. %I,~- Rt>nti~tdt>~ Gin••• Four ·1njr4refl. 1\leml»ers of ~~~ c- • ~·J~ ''"'"her. The DUlooeor ·Four-H CU. member• .,.. re- wa1 ~o\iahed, but no charpl mlnllo<l lodo1 b)' l!xl. were tiled. Apnl C. E. Blakoalee IIIII UPUeltlona tor forell tree Medlin&:• ior 1969 Dllll be In tho CountY Eldenollln oltice by Jan. 1. Spedes available are red, white. and p1tdt pine. syca100re, blaek loc:ust, and wbft.e oak ClUb ished. Wednesdly at 9:30 -.. m., two cars had minor damage in an ac. cident on Main-St., at the intersection of Broadway, in Raclne. Charles Donald Salser, 45, Rt.. The 4-11 Club and FF A 1969 1, Racine, reportedly pulled from steer Foodlng program begins a stop sign and his 1961 model car struck a vehicle q>erated by thla Saturdlcy. All steers in the rate of galn Charles W. KnighUrw, Racine, contest will be wel.gbed. at 10 a. going wesL There were no iDm. Dec. 28 at the &agar Run juries or arrests, and only mil)Mill in PomerCQ", aceording to or damage. TUesday, at 10:30 p.m., a car BW Carr, chairman of the com ~ driven by Larry Douglas Circle, mi-. Steers. this year must be ta- 20, Rt. 1, Racine, dropped off the tooed boCore being brought to the pavement. WtJ~t out of control and acalea. Re&p;~~sibility for com- clipped off .in Ohio Power pole pleteness of castration is that on Route 124 in Minersville. Circle e5caped wlthollt injury, ol the club membersandparents. ldentification cards must be turn- but his 1964 model auto haddamed in at or before the time or age to the tq), right front fend· er, ani door. wolghlng-in. The other holiday accidentwu Tuesday, at 10:24 p. m., slxteriths of a ml.le east of Chester on RllUte 248, where an auto operated- by Randall L. Sheetl, 18, TONIGHT, DEC. 26 Rt. 1 Pomeroy, got~ east, went HOW SWEET lT IS MEIGS THEATRE (Tochnicolor) Uebbie Reyoolds, Jas. Garner FEATURETTE: Dapey Dicks, 3 stooges t CARTOONS: J : Two By Two; Space Kid P-n & Not 1 FRIDAY &SATURDAY DEC. 27-28 '' MARY JANE (Technicolor) Fabian - Diane McBain NAVAJO JOE (Technicolor) Burt Reynolds Also Sanbrell, Tanya Lapert SHC'W STARTS7P.M. out of control in loose gravel and turned over in a field. There was damage to its left side, hood aOO top, and a stop sign was broken off. Sheets was oot injured. No charge was filed. lounltf.. .od EST·- Appoint Hargraves George Hargraves, Jr., Supt. of the Meigs Local School District, has been appointed 1 member of the legisladve committee of the Ohio Association of School Admlnlstrators. Hargraves has just ended a two-year term on the OASA executive committee. The OASAismadeupolmorethan 1,000 sUPerlnterdent& an:tassistant S~.Uerintenclents in Ohio. sree• friend. old OIUl -new with Jincere thonk. for the many PY• o/ aervins you, Here'• to happine11 in tlae New Y eCII', FROM ALL OF US AT ·' THREE OHIO RESIDENTS were lm011! the survivors of an Allegheny Airlines plane wb1clt crashed near here They WE:re Mrs, Jane Byrd, Betty Byrd and BreOOa Byrd, all of VETERANS MEMORIAL WC'fU TO MEET HOSPITAL The Middleport Women's Aclmisolms Tuesday - CILIChristian Temperance Union will meet at 7:30 p, m. Friday at the ford Frazier, Mlddleport; Charles Tyree Sandra Tyree, DerMiddleport Church or ChrisL dla Tyree, 1111 of Langovllle. LOCAL TEMPS Dlacharges Tuesday - Mary The temperature in Pomeroy's LaComb, Clyde Cramlf!t, D a n downtown business district at Weddle. 11:20 L m. today Was 26degrees Admlsslons Wednesday- Jack under cloudy skies. Chawelear, Hartford, W• .va.; m. Splashdown . ter, (Continued fr<m~ Page l) 37 hour& Iool<tng very closely at that," he said. No men have ridden through a re-entry like Apollo 8 mu Ill perform, but unmamed ships have proved it botb possible ~ safe. The astronauts were rldlnl tho earth's gtavley apln alter desertlni the moon•a lntluence Wodlitisday. ' Headed For Earth They were plunging toward th! _earth at more than 3,000 miles per hour. At 12:30 a.m. EST Thursday tho,y wore 166,989 miles !rom earth. It waa tho moat rigid test ever given lilY vefdele. The lpaceerall will have lossod about a hal! million milea at speeds approochlng 25,000 miles per hour b)' the limo It aplashes lnW I b o Paelllc, 1,000 miles soutbwelllof Hawaii Ill 10:54 a.m. EST Friday. A pair of loQod wlndowa wore tho only eomplolnt IIIII'body had against tho Apollo 8 vehicle. iDglnes w e r e al~ read,y cmslclorlng waya of correcting that -some, but not major problem for Mure craft. Today' a flight plan lncluclod a mid - course burn, to correct any stnylng of the APuilo 8 palll toward lbe earth, and another &pt.ce telecast at 3:50 a.m. EST. The tired, but apparoml,y astl'<lOIUts lha Coekrl!oO . ,. .,. lha ..... ....... ~CIIII- ll\fp Arll....., lilt Y.~a. wv•. z 11Q. A_• • •..., cab tho . "Flllltkw Lady" of .... linlllna tho · - ... the World War 11, tllo!l1'41>9ctod a Y - l t visual llcldloc wllh ....-...,..... craa; II "" not cloar whelher -..... .. . . told lld!w or DOt the lhlp waa OD thl •• at thot point. At 7 a.m. EST, tbe aatnnuts were 34,987 mllea rtom earth, hoodlna bnmo a! 7,682 llljlll. ., They hod tholr llaflll 101 OD I bull'...,ye I!Piaabdollll at 10:51 ._.H_....... ·--'~beiDGIIwflh -- ·. _at. 2;000 flot IIIII I ......... of daudt e,ooo toOl.lilgh. n. - ·~ . • high ... YillblliQo .... ....... lout. EST-I hour and 19 ~ uwt'll . . )'aU back Gil the minutes before down In 1 Fod .... 'l""""clor Fr... Borman tol4 Amorlremote Ol'eo of the - Paclflc Oceaa 1,000 mflea c:IDI fD tha flnl1 Apnllo 8 ~ L I . . _, . . . ' 0 ', . '. nol-" j El..rfelu ·In Pomeroy Art Open Until 9. Frltlty awtl Satiu·4ij ·Nftltts AGOOD TIME FOR f.'AMICY SHOPPING ALL OVER THE STORE. ......, l'1llllina • . . - bir filet a.m. •' ~ t • . ' . •. ,.. , t fURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, FLOOR COVERINGS AND APPLIANCES FOR YOUR HOM~ 'AND WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. \ Now You Know' ·- r ·,~ • a . ; Iii. •.... > 'l1io _ . bkll of NOW IS AGOOD TIME TO BUY AN RCA COLOR TELEVISION AT ELBERFELD$-ON THE 2nd FLOOR. - • at y ·e ~· the aet._tat~ec~ fl¥colcher. ,._ ' \~~ ' Weadier en tin~ ,; 2. Devoted To T7ae lnt4!N!IIt6 Of17ae Meig3-Ma1011 Areo •.) ' C) '~ ·~ ·· ,' _· ~_O_L_.X_X_I_N_O_._I_73_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.POM _ _E_RO_Y-_M_ID_D_LE_PO_R_T._O_H_IO _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__F.::.:RI=DA :..:_Y :_:_·::.D::_EC::E::..N.:.::B::.:ER.:._:2::7:..._,.:._:1968.::_ _ _ _ _ ., . ALSO THIS 'EEK 'END WE ARE HAVING A SALE OF WOMENS DRESSES, SPECIAL GROUPS . ON SAL,E, AND ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT AND SALE OF WOMENS COATS IN THE READY TO WEAR-2ND FLOOR. ' AND DON'T FORGET OUR SALE OF KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITES AND EASY CHAIR$. '' ,tl:j ~ complained only of being tlroll and II""''Y• 'lbal ton wal I oonl,..ill to tha lnteatlnal vlrul threalalod "' out tho Saaur<W. The IPi<f<.rilt ;Will· .oon!WM to~~ ,.1)1 ···~ •rilllea ! • ··~ of - l y 25,000 . per hOur- iallfr than ariY . 111weted. · ....rtrOoln" 'It " · . FERRY TRAFF1C HELD liP - Fll'l')'boat aonolce -een Ka•uga and Henderson was ~ ....,.~y two houra ' Thurlllo.Y nllibt .whon IIIIo tractor- trailer with a lood or 26 eattle,..tho icy ferry landiiW at SlandiiV litho xeor o! tho trailer Ia Wayne O'DeU ot O'DeD.'1 Wreeker Service, Gallipolls, silling up the situation before the pUntng the semi out of the ditch. Clarence Stonestreet. 39, Charleston, W. Va., was enroute fruD ClrelevUle to ; Kana. ClJarle~~~. ~ ~ cattle. None was 1Djured.. Sentencing Posq;oned By . -' ' ·~.. bat """'"'"" ·!"...,. "' be Ita · ~ and~UI N"'et WU CHRISTMAS TRIMMINGS• TREE TRIMS- PACKAGE TIEONS· DOOR TRIMS-XMAS WRAPPINGS GIFT BOXES- XMAS TREESORNAMENTS-XMAS FLOWERS-· .· (WHATEVER WE HAVE) . lli&e;r,wt.Y cio· eolleet fOod. iamw.a - J .• .·'·"':......... ttl• -... &-.. IIIRVIfW • : th e II;. Ohlo,- - o d iJ'8bd jury til tho Kiaa Ill umisconduct.... :::~~?.:z«,."-~'X.~W.~»»il$':~ ANN ARBOR, Mlcb. (111'0Tho liDI..,.IIQ< of Mlcblpa toclay oamed GIOII E,Schembe<hler "' ....Bump ElJlolt .. .bead !ootbatl coacb of 111e Wol - VETERANS MEMORIAL The Pornoroy ..,. Mlddl~ have 117aall oald '. lure of lbe ticket wDI be "CoaaequeatJ¥... Aid Byeell, per11111 may deposit tbolr IIIIo ..Dill'... oftall .,., Yiolat:loDa iD 111e eovelopo, plaee a IIWIIII due In Pomero,y at -~ m lbe eovelopo and mall II ID· ueodl-eal colored.,.elopes. steta 1llabwaT Patrol ID- udvleeveraa." Tbur,_ .., thr-a a woot HOSPITAL Admissions - PaW Roush, Pl. Ploalllllt; Florence Rlcbardt, veatiptod a minor . . - II 7:10 p.m.' et in Pornoroy wiU be for overoparldq, double par111q, bo- Middleport; Wald Ev11111, R I o Rt. 124, of mile of Rutland. No cmo wu injured IIIII no......,.,...lllod. lnglnabuaZCIIIO,~ Grande; Ora Whlle, t MlddlepJI't; ....rineL ... Joy White, Rutland; Elmer ()h. ~~UB$8 2 188!S&a:l'J~ 11n&er, New Havea; Mary JCilel, !dEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Pomeroy; Mary Lambert, R u tAdmlaalon& - LorandO Might, land; Alan wu- Middleport. Dlacharpa - steUa GreeaMiddleport. loo, Frank Wolford. Dltcbarpa - Nme. Ol!lcera oal4 111at Lar17 c, Lemley. 18, Butllnd, started 8J'OIIIId a curvo. lUa car , . . _ the loft' side blalnn.Y and lltrudl • ftaca. Thoro wu minor 1lle car. WATEIIS DROPPING DETROIT (Ui'O - The water o« ...,..ID or u.e the pollee dopu1mooll. · The ADII1elkm<Oioncl tick- levola of moot fll lbe<natLakea drop u roportecl ael In, I" lake' . IIIU'V1D' lodajo, Icy Roads· Blamed in Accidents IeyroadiCIIIIoda-Cif tralllc acd- In I'OIIIwo1 'lburodl,y Dltlllt, pollee Ald. lllllborr7 Ave. Jaaea, 17, New HaY-. -IIIP'Iod dod ....... a.. rood - • • - - b)' Jerry Alelblre, Pomeroy, htlded IIOIIth. prabo. .... .!ol" ll ' 111 eltlb''Dnwt '· ~AS . IN: :···,.. · • . .I ••• ' Car Skids, Strikes Tbe-OCCIU'recl POINT PLEASANT~MASON-GALLitOliS ·+ • Jan. 2, _ . . . , P>- --·· .m..r At 8:20p.m.:~=~~= a car drlYin lilY JIMdlll i i stertlna Fenre Near Rutland ,, ln.......,..,, oow Pomeroy. rod-·- u .. wiU ...... yellolr - colored Ill I me hour ZOllO, -'<ina at I fire PUlL blocking drlv-. tlekata of porklng - e ollldal l i p .... Meier Patrolman Carl 117aoll orodacl, ~ parldq, .... Aid tho rlllllp bel made yellow line vlolatlona. Tben It bo...,. motll' 111r11111 have been an appropriale blodlm tile form CGIIftlled u to wbere they were lor olllcero w lndl<alo 1he millo-lhatl<kola, IIDcobntb clam....,. cbarp Involved. damqeawre •• SHOP :FOR NEXT i . . CJ.a,lq and film· -wbolludtbolrcara tic:kotocl for !lOridDi moler ..tolatlont, or motllortralllr....,.. (mlodemeamrl), wiU rocoiYe a new color romltllutco ..,. cbarp envelope olhctlvo . - year In m .I·1. t ~_:· By Judge "" ~ ., ...... b~~~r..... ~ STARTING FRIDAY DEC. 27th EVERYTHING GOES AT ! _, . ' \ ~- .....,_,.. bomolo11 IIIII 111- per- ' that ' .: . ~ ~~w'IP'~,· ~-·~· ..-. .• _ ,_ --:-.... · ·~·~ s,.•·• . "tl4 lor · Jacldaii!ed on mit•lm !oat . ... - New Color Ticket to Be Used Borman told ground control late W....ada,y. '111113' ·other. v,t\ltle or men have evel· PI'OIIUl'O g.,... unona 2. exerci- lt getl re......r 0 IN earth was an oasis." "We\re all In prett,y Fod to ,, IDcfeaH 8~ u IDrllflcatlou nllovq the IOI!IP*.. lit Sol.,.; thet · ·H-eat of 5$ Thur-. II was IBieertain whether Clo--·-~ De 18 -~ -·-~ c. '·~~·the -•-I Alt....o the elate the pu:rpo!'ted 181aiiNiol"' ,; P ot was f\I&UIU by federal atlOIUI wen to have occurred. ' authortdes or abl.ndcJMd. · After Heath wa 1 dlat:harpct · Heath, 31, wao a 18 1 po1ro1man In tho predomiDo : lllllllbor n! men tired from tho · ll1ib' Negro Fillmore dlotrld bo , Chlcaao pollee force lui A,pril wu elevated from Dllnoia alter dlaclo•ure U.t he waa the leader of the KKK to midwest ~. · Donald Roath, former a.ieqo Ieeder nf a Ku Klux K1la coU In bn&>erlal Dngnn. policeinan ID:I a YCmed m~r the departmeDt. A wmnan aide of h ~rial · 1>1 tho Klan, Ia one of ll\'8 1IMih, lObo spent ....., limo Wiurd of tho NatiiDI l\nlalltl IJO......., beiiV lnveatlgJ.ted lo In Goorlit, wbere the KKK of the KKK oa14 h - - that CHICAGO (UPO-- A !eden! ---· jury in Clo·-•-~ ........ ..._.... Is lnvesn-u_. I plot to IIIUSin.... ..., ate the nine juadces of the U.S. &.,rome Court. It may Involve I Iormor Chicago policeman who bel-~ to the Ku KIKlan. SOuth) - . . . B52 DEPENDABLE QUALITY - BIG SELECTIONS - SENSIBLE CREDIT at the Wel$m and cawley~ FUI)• orlli Home In Marietta.· Mra. Kllc:oilllla i4 the mother a! 1\lrS. Olive Weber, Long Bottom Route aes in the weightless atmoaphere. uwe-re all tooklna: forward to the landing m Fr~," Borman told Ids aucUence. Though they have spoilt yean preparing to get Into lunar orbl~ tho Apnllo 8 crow wu gl.od to leave Wedneada.Y. Tho,y described the moon, 1.1 the)' aaw 1t from 69 miles, as an ugly, dead planet bombar\led by asteroids. They lllkecl . of Ita • "vast klnellness" and sald tbat in comparison to the moon, the shape," SAIGON cuPO--li.S. war- not uaod the allloa' 24-llour ; pllnea IDd 8outl1 Vietnlmese Chrtltml.a eeaae 4re to mOVI · ~ -A>ol141dtoro oialmnod Into the · elooor w Sllaon ror the coalmunlat ~ 11111 ...,p~y o>POctod wilter...,rmc of!o"' ~ ~ sotaon and live, ·• o!ollt tho ..,.rrlllu a heavy li.S. dlvebombora tore Into ·· · blow, military 11101ooamen oald CCllnm•mhll """'ly atorea and todol'· ~· In 672 IOI'IIeo in stnlotorta, V . _ Thursday, tho llrat lUll IIIII boll~ clay !olloliill8 lht allied truce,; iltlllto11d 125 CCIInm"' Jlaltl' of lbelr ralda llnlod a! ALSO STARTING OUR JANUARY SALE ON PLAYTEX AND BESTFORM AND FORMFITROGERS FOUNDATION GARMENTS, GIRDLES AND BRAS ON THE MAIN FLOOR. SERVICE SET Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Klleollllls who dlod "'onda.v morning in St. Petersburg,· Fla., have been set lor 2 p.m. J'rlclay Assassination Plot Involves Ex-Klann .• Allies Sock it to ·:Guerrilla Buildup ' presented fret~..flotaiag ~racuse. Discharges ·wednesday Ena<h Howell, Ml4dleport. Christmas Day. The show featured tho !lxlng of tho !!rat Chrilltmas dlmer In spaco. It wao turkey .-ed In thick l!l'IIVY, wrallPed In loll and decorated with fireproof rlbllm labelled uMarry Christmas... aome other '12·99 ~ Willoughby, Ohio. TV Show LINED BOOT owor A loal<out BRADFORD, P A. - 20 persoM. ~ ' tho was opened. In tbolr fifth tolovlalon ...,.., the crew showed eartldings WOMEN'S CASUAL li..-,. the persoos bouOO for Paris anll New York. An Israeli passenger idenUfted I!J Leoo 9-lirdan, 50, oC Haifa. a marine engineer, fell dead lD hia seat as a bullet ripped through tne El Al Boeing 707 jeUiner. Two wddentifted women were injured, one by a bullet, the other as ·.she lelped· from the jet when the door their fifth television spec:tanular · POMEROY ............. .oa · ATHENS - TWO PALESTINIAN ARABSatlackecl an Israeli jotoHner with a submachine aun and hand grenades at close range today as the plane was prepartrw for takeott' from Athens lilport with 51 relaxed SIMON'S MARKET ......... Tho ..... ,,... ••, ..... ~....,..y_ · - · ..~ u.. VAST BLANKE'IS OF SNOW LAY OVER MUCII of tho West today, Cdd air pushed toupntures below zero !run tho "'per midwest to the northeast. A Pacific itorr(l which ravaged the West Coast Christmas Eve drqgod ltoel! lr<lm caiUornla Into the soulheoot today. In the Sacrameri.o Valley behlDd.lt were23 inches of snow- the heaviest snowfall Iince 1899. · Four inches of abow: ytere rCI)Oried in a ~x-hour period ending today at Klamath Falla, Ore. The new snow nlsed the total in southcentral Oregon to eight inches on the' growd. ReadlQfll fell below zero this mOl'ning trun the q,per midwest tothe northeaat. Temperatures were mostly. in the 20s to 401 in the deep south. kllli~ ••·u,.,.... ·- . .... - - .. . . . .... Oil J*.!ll ~ ~ - .. - It hod l11aohl<w:U.1D'I!iltttbot lp ..,........,.. ,U IOoo oillwr INpa, Traffic 21!t. firea 39, planes 20, miscellaneous 19, total ~BS. Tex... •• lod the riiti011 with 22. tnlllc deolha, fd.l""od b)' C.Urornil with 20. Dllnoli bod 12 and Georgia bod 11. Tuoodll!' night, . ' A ........,17 ,bill..,...~ Teresa Brogan. Vintm;EttaCus- t],•, time one£ moP'e to MAIN ST. '"IIM,-t fll -ooiL Wl4l I' !lolordJJ CliPt hloodJ ... diotr bltiiJrlc. Wll 1ht . , . Mtstl-~ •n"''rt .AL'1110uGII OIRISTMAS a. I - . · - llllflol" ''I'he: otbel" accident in Which onl .,...k late Wodneidl¥, tholr milnbor ~ was injured o:c~red patod prior te tho holiday, Tho NatiiDI on Route. 124 near Rutland, in 1r<1m 280 to 360 per,... - d moot death front ' o{ the Charles Cnson res- 30-hour holiday, '1111s llpre wao idence, at 2;50 L m. Wednesda,.v. total for o one-<1&)' Chrl..un.s p,.iod aot 1!1' 1963. Vernon Lee Knotts, 22, Rt. 1, P.soaa ~ed ln tratnc miahlps. ., Vinton, tru·eung west at an..,.. A lllllted Pre" iniol'noti0111l c:curt-it 9 m. parent high rate of speed, lost !ollowing breokdown: . membert may ~ecure 200 trees tree ol any oneoitheseva.rletie5. control of his '967 model GTO. In addition the West Virginia Pulp It n.lpped o-rertwoorthreetimes, & Paper Cornpony will 1\<rnlsh wrecking two state highway dean additlonal 300 or 800 pine parbnent signa and a church algn. aeedlings free. Knotts Slll~talned a forehead lacFurlher informatlon m;v be se· eration. 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