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IIIia :roar, - o c l wllll 21.5 per Jail ICIIoiol ,...,.. Tbo Nl!:,\.-1 iald ~ ~ ....,... drop olightly to 5.3 per cent, wldloo b>ell aU!liowt k IIChaoli olao \,quw ...... ....,., per ...... to • of 59,-- ofll>oi tolllllo!IIOI. • , ~~~!BE!!!SJ~wh:nWto-c .. ...... .... ,, .. ,,. 'it.tt.. of lllo pins were tiU hilf of achool re....,.o. "'Klstered t!ori111 lllo II"' ,...,.. But tbo loco! obore lao of 1111 Joltnsm odmlollll'ltloo, &om57.lperr<>tintbol962-0 In 'llhlch brood ·!edtn1 atd oehool ~eerto51.9porcentlblo p.......,.s bo~ been ...c:tod. I'MI"o lllo NEA lll4. The ledonl '!Ut!OY• - .. ~ Cla111'111mi· aaWin , od1 7.3 per com ot 111e ~ Ia,. reocHit an · - fi,IMI& Moll and - . , . IIChools a1oM hi.. &om $14..2 biDioo to f3t. 7 billloo s1nee tile 111118-51 school )'tOr. , llot ~ he'" -"'<! htt>ler ~me-.... l!f • - an4 local _.,p~o. Stalled Talks in New Snag P AlliS (IJPJ).. A ..,. sneg denioPocl _ , ..n &lid Saigon lielegates over procedural i85ues aol the United States was unable to . . - Into backstage barpinilw CCOIUIIUilllls on to orpnlze the t_...necl Paris In the evrent school year, NEA eatlmotes, tile federal _ , . . will be.. purq>ed $2tt billiOn irto tbe ·achoola. slate go-enta $13.7 billion, loc:al and intermediate governments 17•4 biWoo. The locel share ol oducllloo, lorw 111e burden of pl'!IPOI"Q' tbp~J"ers. still provides more * u.s. -'111e ta1lts. AJthol8o American officials III1IIOUilCed • meeting lnday betweeo deputy U.S. ._tator cyrus R, Vonce and 5algon delepticm chief Phlm DaJw Lt.m, lllied offteial.s sa1d later oo ftrm date had been set !01' tbeir worklngseasion. lnlteld the South Vietnamese held 1 statf meeU~ UDder Lam to examine 1he latest instructlODB trom the Nguyen Van Thieu goyernment. North Vietlamese olfi.ciala uld IIIey hod not yet heenl from Vance who returned to Perle Friday ft'om Waohington with 1. prom.iae to spare "no effort to achiew a bf'elk.. lbrwgh'" In the procedural quorre1 .... tbo otows of the VIet Cq deloptea. lloml deleptea did not rule ~ 1 secret barplntng aeuion ,_,_ Vuee ,..., reported to hive returned rrom Washington, with laalruc:tlou to got the lalk8 dll'ted before the Inauguration of PresldeiH!ecl Rlc:hanl M, Nbllll Jaa. 20. FIVE DAY FORECAST Telnpentures in Ohiodur· 1ng the nv-. period Tuesday through Saturdi.Y wW a \1• erqe much below normal. Daytime highs wUI average in the. 20s and lows at nlgllt 5-15 ob<we, Colder Tuesday IJid continue!CI cold through rest of the week. Predpltotloo wiD toUI ..,. talr to three quarters inch melted. occurring as snow at the l>ogiruu,. or the period alii Ogoln llboul Thursday or Frida~ with frequent periods of SD(M flurries, especially Ia the northeast and most of the north portions. A teeD d&Dce will be held from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. Now Y-1 Eve at Wlllwnl Hl&b Scliool Mulle will be provltied by 'PJ'be RutJber Baftct. u WHIRl SIIOIS ARI tile ototaa, . NEA li>·-" oald. Ptr NO tlflllllrll- .._ -13801n ·Aio!io!lietto ... lt0 ln Now .Yorl!o ~ por; :at ouch -.ne dlltorwu ars eopl•ll!lhlt - · closed .... 1110 llllrd ..... aecutl.ve da)'. Jan, 10 - The Melp.Galllt Fretomal Order of PUlice voted to _,.rt all actloa lor 'ldck replacement ol the SOver Bridle. Dire~a were reJected by The · Farmers Bank IJid Savings Co. Jon. II - ~-- VUiago approvod • $30,980 ~­ llaoo roaolulloa lor 1968. David Koblentz, Chester. wu ~teet. ed pre:d- of tile llllp Counl;y AotoclatiOII ol Toomsblp Trus- tees ODd Clarka. Jan. 12 - Plans were UDOUn· ced to give some 5, 100 UDerc:u- ..... Jan, 26 - Milo Rooelle Story ,.. reeleoted prooldom of the Gellla..Meip Commllllll;y Actloa procram, (4L Billy Br)"u:l of ehowboel lame died ln Florida. Jao. 28 - The grim buolntll of recovorlng >lctlma ot tile su. ••• Brtdp dloe- ClOIIIlnued. ..... 30 - Six areu of Melp CountY bad illlhnys closed clle "'illlh nler, Jan. 31 - James MIQDard, , Malon, died u lllo naull of ' ................................ ...... 1111 COUimiEY - CI!MiiiiY fat. . _ IIIIIYdr 211 111o Ia. el ............. -- . liiEiLA CliiiJlS ILUEL VANCOIINEY HARRY P. (EI&I!) SMITH, Lt~ ·St., l'unerw- Poeee., Peaeeln tile wor~; I couldn't lhlli< ot an,lhiiiB better. I aloo hope lor auod boellh lo< IIII'..U. fllmlll' and frlandl. LIGE SHIELDS, SYRACUSE - Peece OD etrlll and _ . t l ; y to Melp CountY tbroulb illloltrtal . 1!1!!11U%1Jm .MRS. fll"OWih. LEO B. CNw, MULBERRY A... , Pamerat' ...1- I would llke •Yer7 JIWl able to npreas hl.s true fee1ilwa. aee Ill men llhoulder their own re-lbllltlel and ...,..Y.,. detmnlno 1111 on11 true tappl· neaa they eutlbd 11 t.hr<q:h relatloaBblp with Gcd ud their felloW!iwa." MRS. VERN (AUDREY) WELL, RD I SHADE - lthiDk overyoae ...wd hope for poece lor tile •11011 llrst. I tbon want hoellll tor my flml1l< and 111)'14111 and lnduoll")' tor lfelc• CountY. MRS. JAKE OOLDRD>l GAUL, SIJIINER. ROAD - rube.. to 1117 more and oddlticnl perld .. tlu:Ritleo Ill POIIIOI"O¥ and IDduotrJ lor tbo ..,.., MISS H.UEL VtnCOONEY, IIIDDLEPOBT - Good Mold: 10 tbtl abe wiD be able to contiJiue helping otbera 11 ber hope lor 1969, lor over 30 )'001'1 a clerk ol the llllddleport Poll Oftlce. 111181 VIJ>o CQoney wan11 1D see .. and to lllo Vlelllom Wor and wishes relief fer the lick and lllo poor. MIDDLEPORT MAYOR C. 0, FISHER ,- HOPOI 1969 wiD brl.. the dove!QIIIiient Of a ntot housing proIJI"&III In 1\llddleport, IJid "hoping and looking lorwlnl to tile elll of the Vletnom War." . MIDDLEPORT TEENAGER, MISS SHEILA CIRLDS, dtU(Ihtor of Mr. IJid Mro. BID ChUda, a oentor Ill Melp Hl&h School, looko lonronl to p-odultiC>I and e - 11 Ohio Stole Vnlwrsl1;y In 1969, and -otore• Apollo Movies Depict Vast, Lonely, Earth ever - - f r o m his ......ot nelahbor Ill apeoe. maoder Frank 8ormaD report. Theoe piiOtollrapba, 11mw11ta eel from lunar orbit that I h e u 111t1o .. 100 1ee1 •· mom llll'face 6t miles below him ...,.., wore UptCted 1D lm&avwe .... ... vut, lobW lott>lddlnl mq,a Gl. 1be mocm•ald.ddeft back • • • expanae of DDlhi'nl. •• oldo 20-lold and tell ......... mera tbHe time• more lboui II lllo del~ - · he, JIDlOS Liwell and WlUWn Antile 1110011'8 lace 111811 ti1IQ' tatlerl bock to eartb dur- now. Ing tbolr opocb Cbrlotmu Eve The -~~~~ lllemoelvoo lllsbl lal1od to tbo llark - - 9mda,y , _.. of tile ....... lorblddlnl familial. Anders took bia wtte wtllellnd, 111e IIIII and ODd ave cblldren 1D Colholle plmrea lhoy IJll lllo mel· IDOOL It .... tbolr llrst dol' ol aage aercN~s. borne olneotbelil8ht. wblcl:otartThe space qeney. released ae- ocl Dec. 21 ODd..- Frtdororllh lec:led peril" ot tile Aj1ollo 8 1 PacU!c Oeetn eploohdolm. The moonlllero J>lllllnod 1D ....... ~· hlndlwork &aelat nlabt. hoUri t h e opead . - of 111e1r rroe time first mea "t9 1188 the mooa• s s t - d!lrlnglllonextlwonob btckllde orrived home Ill Houo- ac:ept lor a trip to -~ tal and reeelvocla tumultuouo pre 'l'lleodiAf nlillt to dall!lweiwelch ~ ODd SOuthern Most of tile wpl'ltf. IIIQir MetiM>d!JI Vnlm-:dl;r pilAf iD tile utnnomleol (lbM..,...,..Wo,..n ~-poor~ oa. a Ull to n~ blatt..-e• lutloo prlnto from lllo Apollo 8 SPACE CENTER, - (IJPJ)- Apouo&IMQIIfllibi<OIII· -u. l RIVER NEWS J GAUGES - C:.ll9"1s, 12.1 IJid 27.8 rlllllllog 84 feet of roll· era; Pl. PleaADtt 27.17; Pom01'<11· Mason, 21.91; lllntm, 2.21 lalllas; Kanawhe Fa11j,' 8:55 lall· IJW; Chtrleatoo, 19.21 rlaiJv. Lonlon and Manne!, ruom1,. one loot of rollero; Wlnlleld, l"IIIIIIIDB 3 feet ol rollera. BOAT MOVEMENTS VOL XXI Allloii-Aahlln4 - · 5:25 .. m.; .........,. ... ftc . . . . . . 2,., IIUrletl M, up 7 ..... , •' TONIGHT II 11JESDAY DE~ !10·81 THE AIIERICA!ill T1ae lntereall Of'l1ae Meiga-MaMJn Area TEN CENTS TIJESDA Y, DECEMBER 31, 1968 POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO 175 By United Press lntei'IIIUolal. Holidays, bad weolher ood tbe Hong Kong Ou comblllocl ID .. ereate a eriticll Jhortage of blood in many anar of &be · Uon. Blood bankJ are rnlkii'W urgent lppeala for dorln.. Ewa areas which have weathered the current •hot11P 'lee dlfDcult;y ahMd a a pos1poned surgery wW result , ~ a .· greeter d..,..nd tor blood in 111e c...l,. month, a Uolted Pn11 UN Moves to Condemn Israelites . lJNITED NATIONS (IJPIJ- --~::.., 0t!r - would colldemn Iaroe! tor :=....~~y r."iiti"'WJ sat.•.,....,. for it. e~ndo rlid qaln11t Beirut Alrpor;, Tbe vote wao raid ..lcf znau ~, ,.r~ ot .redresa. n r.tm· · trw 13 LtboRitt* ·. nero iD tile · i111D .- ua m c~ - •,mborL Tho new ..._..._ _....... -~ .... ~ """''•" II)' BERTHA PARKER Attendonce ot-hScJ:oolon Doc. 22 at tile Free - I l l Churc:h na 15L The Cl:rlllmla of peeked public and dlplcnatie "dlaqualllied Itself as In ~,l I...U Amt..aud.or a~c~e ~r J~ the aeareh U.W.· ~"heiiiloi''' nit ''fl~ . ~-~-~":' ~~ .. '~'":' ~~- tii. ' ::..nlersfat.llqf l:i thO Mldolle •• 8 any 1 ~ the laaue. dfplomade eountry w ~ ~ed. · u will be Ia f au 'rho cooncll b!D"rlod ._ard ob-.oro told. settlement to which MooThoro no w or lid. co....a....... 7 But IIIey •old tile reocilutloo expected before midrdght. would nOt · apecltleally eall for ' the VOlt becauae • WedlwldiJ', flrael remained defiant. In Diplomats said there was Israel tq pay tor the $56.to •100:. New Year's Da)', wlll brlrw the the Mordl,y nilfrt session that near agreement oo a nsoludon milllon dli'naae done in destroy- rept.cement of ft.w ol the 1S luted untU ~b todl,y ~n tront Laurel Cliff waa 1 party. \ aettons and another for IsraelRussia Diaq.-luted self not even Soviet law," Tekoah He said the Soviet Union had saki. l!UrmtlnNlonolew YsorurkveCiy~s-.t!.mr-•o =i-·n r"'\i..._ -:!·:~~'::~'"to ..:!-~. ~ •. Houston, Tex., reported only enough blood to last UDtll ; Wedneoday. In Dollas, Dr. Ruth Guy or Parldapil Hoepl..r a rew minor aeddents could make the dltference In=.:; ):~ surgery could conUnue in the city. In Salt Lake ctQ-. omc:ltda ordered postponement of all unnecessary ISUI"pr)' u blood level• drtVPed to 50 per cent or normal. 1969 Meigs Baby Derby Announced p - held SUn&:tor ........... well attendocl. Mr. 1111 Mra. IIUmon Fox, of noor ~II>Ule,apeala week end ottllelr home bon. They ore ..,.. vacailonlqr In F1crlda. Mra. RAnlahew ....... week with ber dallllbler and ...,. I!Haw, Mr. and Mrs. !furl liarrio, St. AlbuQo. Mra. Harry Qark 11'&1 • medl.. cal patient 11 Holzer Medici! ceater, but 11 now at bome. lly lnlel"IIOtlonel SAIGON - SO\JTH VIETNAM TROOPS lnday . loon! a U.S. st~ecial Forces Ueuterw.nt held ct,pt1ve by tbe Viet · Qq for. inore than live years. In "u emactlated eorxtit10n."' he ran toto the sat-. gon troops In tile U Minh forest, a CODunllllllt atrOOVIIO!d deep Ia the Mekong Delta south of Sllson. "We think he mlgllt hive escaped from tile V, C. (VIet Cong) IJid nm Into the South Vletna,me,., but we IIIII do not. hive any aolld details," a spciwtman 1aid. The lleutetart'a name was wltlmeld until his next ol kin ore notified. His condlt!OII olllclall)- ,... des- c... GALLIPO!JS LOCJdl - Diaoa Boawortb _. 5 p.m.; MarkEaaUn "' 6!40 p. m.; s. "\ .Jenkl "' 8;~0 p. m.; W11l.lam K Zimmer Mr. and Mra. Charles Gordon lit 6:40a.m.; Fort Dearborn down ud son. Eddie, Col\Dl1bui, vlalt7:t0 L m. ed !iundl,v wltll relathes and IIKANAWHA RIVER - Wlnlleld, . _ oenlceo at tile loeal IL E. Bowles ..- 3:50 p. m.;·£• .. tramc accl- near 011._ Deane Boowortb down 5:341 p.m.; church. loin, Hngh FOI"(IIIIOII an4 Bee... up 10:40 p.m.; Alan R, Junea, came JnndQ lor Mra. -riO up at 12:55 L m.; Lo1ta Ferau10m'1 motber, BertJaParkC. dolm tl 12:55 L m.; Nlllonsl er, Ul ted hei- to Columbua tor up 4:45 a. m.; Prlnclplo up 6:05 a week. Mrs. will alao LDI. villi her clauahtor, Mrs. Gene OIDO RIVE'! - Lock 13, Queen Alkire and bll)- and lllloo Clto City clown 6 L m.; Lock 14, Patd. Porker. D. dolm 11:25 p.m.;stee!Tnder Mrs, Mabel 'l'raq bas dolm 8:35 L m.; Lock 14, John od . _ 1 DIOIIIII'o >loll MONDAY 1.sd "' 2:25 p. Dl.l Andrew wllll n~a~,~... In Calllornta. BETHEL li2, 1n1ematioDa1 Or· P, caJboun up 10:30 .Po m.; !Ia)'. der of Jd>o DIUIIlbtero, (nttoDo. 11101111 '1borpe up 6:25 L m.;Lock ivJvEs DEIIi>NSTRATE tt. ol olllcoro, 7:30 p.m, l'ome. 15, Brlmatclnl .. S:20 &. m.J IIILBAq, . llptiD (IJPJ).. Sllll;y Z'OJ' v.me Temple; :w. ..... Lock 16, up 1:05 L wl- ot ' Spuloh Jllllilcal . Easlero Sian, pereiD of Jobt ' m.; 'Lock 17, Roborl P. Tlbolt up PriiNliiOrl 'd - In a . D•111Uri)Jav:ltal, ·1:40 L m.; Titu... qp J. L DLi 11amaD Clll:ol1e ehurch . ~ BelleYIIle Locko, ~ state to Pl"OU!II whtt lhoy llld WOO ' TIJI!liDAY up JllldDicbt; Walter Wultam100 tbolr holbando' ernst lor MEICS HIGH SCHOOL Alllletle up 3:35 L m.; .Lock 21, Jelror· 111<111! per; Ill~ - . t i s t Alan, omual Trl • Counl;y Nn 14111 q> 5:50 L lB. I W. S. 1j11te q> aetloltleL I ·. • Yoora EVe T - Bill, blaHI1 6 1. DLI Lock 23, W. II, S....-, dance ol the year, ~ldlqr, Dec. Jr• ._. 1:30 ~ m.; PhWJ ~n 31, st IQip 1llall- .,dl. up 8:3411. m.; ltaclntLocka,Brltorlwn ln 110t111.m; doDdac to on B. don 6:30 a. m.; Greo~q~ top 100 hill o1 tile )'tOr trotn Locka, Peeoe - . : 2:20 a. m.; :~ 1D I a.m.; The J1170, Aohland d'"'" 2:50 L m.; llel(8. ~I; tafcwJDal; dab! Loekl, Ja~ Wcifard 8:20 11> 111o publle; odmlo...., 75 p. m.; Cl~;r ot St. Loulo up 12:05 eenio per ptriCil. L m.; JOb!! Fox dOWD 1:30 a. m.; 36 Pints of Blood Giv enttne ~To LlGE S!JED ns LEO B. CREW • llllll"llln&-- ,_on lunar photoa, the beet JDaD baa (CODttnued 011- 10) IIIII. VBIIN WELL cribed as 4 • sattsflll<:tory.'" ,. · LEBANON • BASED ARAB TERRO~ have struck into I.srael ao:l blown ~ water pipes and paw~ line1 .-r the soo of GtjDee, lotUli apokeamen sold - , . Ia cairo, lilt ~art­ est Arab guefrllla orpalzat.Jon vowed more sudt attacks aid .,CCJIDoplote ....rron~t!OII will: t11o ene~. • Jewllb state. . laroell OCJiclalo satd lllo terrorists puohed In 1roin ~ loloodty night \IIIII Dred Ja,..klla Into tile nter and P""'!' llnos near tile lolrn or Krar-Yowai norlll of the Sea ot Ga!Uee. · The llrst l>tbl< born ot Melp peps 4-6 today, 11 ,are all the CountY ......... ln 1969 apiu will ilfts, The most lmporltnl rule. lave a baed otar1 '"' IlioN lbat nsturally, lolbatlhebeb>-'a.-. come later when the winner of er and father are legal resitbo 1969 Blb1 Dot"bJ Ia _ . .•• dente ol lfelc• Counl;y (lhouib the (ather eould be in tile aenw 011 Woioeodly, Jan, 8, Tldrty - two mer~• have leo, ani 111o !lmlly atllloned ln con:blned IIIIo l'OII" to provide Podunk CeDter, WhateVer State, tile llrtl bai>l' of tile new yeor lor ostiiJP(e), that tile exoet time with sill& ploro. Not all tile of blrtb lo apeclfiod ln a writpraaento ere dootlned lor baby, ton Blolement by an lllending hoWever, 11om ODd Dod get their phyllctan, ODd lbal IIIIo stole· mont Ia received Ill tile olllee of The Dally Sentinel, MechaD· JERUSALEM - .;,Wm- '43'995 --11'.- " :Pirbr IIOW OIIL'I -ill'-- A erop ~ ...... Co~"!'~' pqla- 10 II> Ill.., of . Ill aao irOupa ....011 IIIli..-., and ID lllo - · world, II tbo IIIIIDbo< oilt IIIah rot 1988, 'llle 10 - . liOn, uMd·lllo -tloo, HWhalwoo&th., mootlllotlllt NnY- tobrluctorJGI'irstlf, or Dttlcrn'l" ...,.and u ohOim . . - . lla'*ln4, 'lihlck liU ""'" lerocl &om tile otrllil. 1110 prlmo>il -e11PJ101"0111!1_-.DI, IIWIII'I hso ........... ~ betttrworiL Tbo - Y - , bopellllly lor llllp eo.ntltDi; f!JII'brllfltlllo belter,...ldo Ulllo doter fl) nalll;y. . " . Area Review s- DANCE PLANNID - t l'OU", ~ 1D i5,791 a ~- 10 l'OU"S qo. Grode ochool acbera' eeltrlea liDlWOWd It the cnlteat rate, &6 per ...., ani ..,. we Wttblll $5011 • )'tOr of hl&b telcber1 1 rateL Wide diiPOritles 11111 cooitlnte • s. FoR THE ENTIRE THE SHOl80l "'""her losis 8ldn testa in the M e I 1 s C01111;f Schoolo. Jan. 14 - Heavy IIIIOW8 caused llle collapse cif the otorap ODd peek>ilne llotldlng ot tile Excelllor Salt Co, ln Pomeroy. ~==~-=~:;:;::::::::::;::-;.:::($.:!$~~ On Pomeroy's Coodor St. the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ....,. aloo csuaed tile Iormor Admissioo.s Saturday _ Lu- brewery bl11ldlng to cave in. eUie Smith, Chester; Dorotby Jan. 16 - Losses were estt. Wyatt, Pomeroy, mated st $25,000 u the result Discharges Sa1urc1ay _ AUS· of 0 fire willeh destroyocl Cook's tin Ruoull. Daley Bam at MUon. Admlaalono &aelat _ Jloro. Jou. 17 - Mlcld1oporl mlnla. thy Rae, MJnoravUie; Pearl 1'00· lllrl met to plan tltolr amual ~--'·· Week of Pr.,.... sen!oea. lin, - - - Del ·--·"'' mar ....._, . Jan. 18 - Pomeroy; Cora_....,~ W ·~-- Court .... 1D tbo 0011111 boerd fO¥, Dlocharged !lmd&y _ CIIAf· ot eloct:lollo. llea'f)' 11ro dam1m Tlj>ple. aae• wore iucurrod to the bome of Mr. and Mro. EmeBI Fruer ln lollddleport, Jon. 22 - Jock Crisp amounSIJNNY ITALY ced 111o llmdiDa iD WoobiQIIm, ROllE (IJPO COY8rod tte plains of awtb.ern Italy D. C. f1 tbe !Md'ng Creek Colltoclly for the first time ln 12 ~ervancy District ''Malnltreun Operlltkll. II years rrom • storm that Jan. 25 - lollddleport recelv. brOOIIIftl temperatures of 15 below zero in northern Italy, . . federal IUDda totaling $62,· 420 ... Ita ...._ cllspooel .,.. lllllrlod tranaporlaliOII IJid - three Uws. FAMILY ...,..Ia II 1411'2£ I IJI) .,.1 '_pi ltilllliiJUiUiilllll\t!··-Jl!A(aW'!l;IFi;W.Vri:3St!O\Wt.D}}VII!'i1 fto, IIIEA oa'ht'lili *Lt !I"Uw-W. ~~o~~~· ,._ biM tNa ~• .,. . . . por ~()No~ ~·clo!l ~~~ ll:!altlltto lard ....... fa .. ~ ... ~is¢£: Ill ...... . . . Ill 1 ....... ,, ·- . . ' ·I ' . ' • . J• ..... ...... • K":Llltlhl'•·f ~, ' ·o~ "' · PlaJIU ' '• •• ~ • ,, 1o . il· 1'' ... ..-:,l " .-::. ,.,, .··· w ·•• ·•. t . ., !lt.' ... ' • Glils This • • ' ' and are "':Aitiut ~<~Je Ple$se$ C' ·· ~ ' I. ' ...!Ill, ·"""'"' . • $111 of ftnlturi D • . ;. ,. ... .'), Sd ·-· ~~-~·'' ' ' ·· :·.:~:-~ ·, FEB:RUABY 1y replaee- of tile Silver · Fob. 1 _ Rall:b Gilmore. orlde- Brldp. MlaoAddle-•loonl II kllo'lm riarool Fomeroy bull- dead at her Mlddl~ bome. Feb. 8- NlntiJ Ill-ware SAIGON_ :, U.S. TROOPS AND JETS, lsnorl.. lllo_~ ' =~·· dloilnaColumbuaboll· oeleded lor tile eontest . bf bud<lftbt New Year'o !rllce, ~~- litO conunlllllal - l y """"!P fn!'l!.l r;j.; 2 _ 1111u Ludllo Sm1111, 111e MekoQ! Della norlll to 111o J?em~ltarlzocl CDIItl, mill~,-. l;bo_.i ,.....,...ocl 11 Heort llldo•"l'••n.&ldd-,. · · · · ,. • F!llld ~ Ill Melp CoUll Feb, 9- Snow-~~~~ troops 11111:0verod• loor IUfl'rllla& arms cachla ...,. ¥2• II' · , • cauaed lffWeral aeeldeiU. , , . trl.!:aor•jd 1 t least 10 llreblllo ln attacks "" othero, US. ,h!!odijtilr· Fob.-l- Milo Alii Hollar repFeb. 10 - Dan111811 ware oot ·• tor• PlllrOio bunllniJ 111e them~!'"' hall little ~~'- •'~nNIItod llit.o !1Gull1;r 111 tile at ¥00 •• llle •""!!I of • llro · An ":J;-~:,.~o!llclal eatdlllo &.inmlllllls -~~~~~~wen .obotn'- .<llato 1..o1; 0t 11:8 Junior Milo cauoed bf a cblk1 plqiDs wltb o c1pn1 1lal:ler at a SYraeuoe th truce IIIey ~~ lor lllo New ~:"'"' 11 :. ' . ., ' :r-. - CROWDS OF Prague'• treezl!w · an outbunt to brought out to purchiae ewn OWer rovek7 Iii peot ,...,.. ·"' =-~~Ct. · · Jled• .. . CZECIIOSJ.oV AKS !ediAf' al!!1· - ··~·lllbrallntl Now Store, ailver feeding spoon; Vtl- Jan. 7 next. J..ap Pharmacy, $5 gift; Ctttzens Notional Bank, $10 aavtnga acMr. ODd Mrs. Earl Cleland, count; Moore's 1 white cudd(Jr Racine, parents of a 7 lb.. 12 bear; Crow'• Steak Houle, dlnoz. 1011, born Jan 3 at 3:5-5a.m. ner to mother; Hartii.Y'a Stoea, polr ot 1'011 Perrot Baby Shoea; - tile 1968 Blb)l Derby. Followinl! eril the cooperating SWisher and LOhse R e x a l 1 buolntss place• ODd 111e1r ilfta: Drugt, bato' nuraery set; Downle-Gross, Arrow shirt to Dad; AI<P Super Marker, $5 p u r· Dudle)''S, eut flower arrangeebue ol baby need&; Lou' a AJh- llll!llt; The Klcldle !lhoppe, baby 111111 Stillion, 5 pl. PI to the bloDket; Duke Cl-ro, 10 tbs. famt.b-; Goenler'a Jewelry coln-<:p 1;ypo ell")' cloudng service IJ2 value); llllddleport Book Slme, bflby, book; Kroser. cue Highlights--February and March z- ~. -~ 1;:: ' ; ' . Save ,During . . .) . . ·t 1 Shop·" This· . '' tc -Si.~·· Pomeroy, DOt later than Xeela. Fob. 5 - ~ tii!JIIGir'l' 10 pOr - ~ -. ,' · Vlllqoo u1a7 lll<ll &mill t h • --·· ~-.II!Oot bpme. Fob. 11 - FrMZIDr sll>Wed - 111 ibo lite at 111e lllver ,ilrldp clloeller. Feb• " - lloillird V•.Falls ~ '- ~"' -~ .....~ .Cor- ~. poralllit <CJI!l. , Feb. 13 - o1 Kropr milk: P<>men>y Na· tlonal Bank, $10 1avbap, aceount. C4nver"""' of tbe Scboo1 to noudcl· pelptrpooeana_.-!.Homo ot Mr. ODd Mro. Bud Doni, Jr., llutland - !h!l&lm llollow, -. • . ~. by fob. t5 - Tbo J.o. cal Boord nllovod !lip!. Paul - o f bit .. Reports were recsived of lilt -eotl!ln ot Stewart Field 111 Fort Beanlrw, GL., Ill trliJute to Sci. Jillull)" SIMivt, ..- . .... ltUiool ..... liM laY-. Fob.--18 ,~ ActlviiJ ..-..,., ol tile P.rtldao Pork Ill !llddJe,. port lor tile lmptrtal ElOC· (~- ... - 2 ) Aleo. Racbw: Home Natlonal Balik, $10 aavtnga aceaunt; Bak· er Furniture, traildnC chair; 'I11e L&Z Dress Slop, 9dp 'n' Shore blousei Mark V sbper Market, One ol. the lighest turnouts were first time givers. IDd oo reoonl produced 36 pinta ol the 36 pints accepted were Mt:rtdaJr In Pomeroy at the replacement ol blood ~ .WI ot tile Huntington Center otlve ot lrlend. Attending nuraes were Bloodmobile. Fitt,y-aeven prosblood pective dooors of!ored blood; 21 FOwers, Raehael lilertdoa, Scltes. eould not be accepted. ent were Drs. R. D. H..._ Walter H. Couch became an Telle, Charles Mullen and F. 8-p.llon donor, Arthur ~usher and Chester Erwin, 3-Gallcm do- Clull. The canteen was served by nors, and James McHaffie a !gallon donor. Twenty person11 Racine !ilbordlnate and Grangea. I...oadlng and was by Boy Scout Troop Paul Wemer, Scoutmaster• Clerical work was eel by Mary Neue, JeiD Maeel Barton, Jo;vce Baroara J- Meigs to End 1968 In Black r....-........., a ' llarl, ~ of tud!o~Y; sur. Grace Drake, Flolae W b Jwmlta So,yre, Beu1ol: Sinai Harriet Nelgler, Marjorie Lula llamptoa, BariJara Clara Mclnt,yre, Ntoml and Vernon Neue. Dclliltii were trom Pr:IS WMPO en• Messenger, and Melli· Scbools. The Donora: - - w. w. (CmtiaUod oo Pap :0 Last Halloo. 'lbe eommlalllmers are dl-1; Tbo apocted 1D meet lo epectal .... FCrlt 9:op, N 1!111 eortlftealll oloo Tburilda)' to epprore t b • lor fabric. 1189bqdpt. Prior fl) tltolr .... o1n11, Commll"'""n Clorlt IIIII Jialpb 'w. . Qlre .... ~Chorlol ~ WASIIINai'ON --· .......... ..., 111111ohbmo wbere For M. Koiii<OIY IIIIo .. . ·1111 . tt,.. . .-[01'11 The Meigs Coun1;y operat!OIIal budgot ..UI end the yeer iD eue of Gerber foodl; Tinr''r, llle black, tile botrd ol com. $10 ilft - · · 111 Tln.Y'•; mholmera dls<losed lllooday. Duttoa Drill Co., tU8 11ft ot 'lbe commissioners made sevbal>l clalhlna; Pomoro.r Flower eral routine transfers of fwtds. 9:op, bal>l plaaler; Farmer• lDIIDY ol which came out ol unBank • lillviDIII Co., $10 .... attclpated emergencies, to bal~ account; New York CJolh. onca their books at tile end ol 1n1 Houae, lhlrt. to tatber; Land- 1968, ll!llk, bob~bunt!Dr, :Marporlle'a uwe expect to end thia year Ill 9>oo S:op, pelr ol ehUdren'o ftnonclal abtpt than we ......, lllltllodFIU'DIIura. 3-piiOO have in aoine time," said Comd1mer oot; K&C Jewelero, ll- mUak:ner Robert Clark, Y 1 c e pl0c4 we~~oor•• 111- ehl1rmtn, -presided over 111o plo ~.o....., l'by·&lelaai•Jr.,..; �·- ]iL;:;;G;u;;&;.i €as~ ~ ·~ '' . • .· ~·· •l' ' \ !l" .\•. "'' 'l'l!~ ' >l;t ' •f.-. .ti. ~- ~ ·,:,. • ' · ....., ~•'-''- ~~. Clown , n; ~LF.~ViT _: • > ~ 1, -~~ vo. ~,~a;.. • ' W..... J.'!$i ~ 1.~ titclflfldyt.JJWI .J9oi·• ~Jif'lho """"''~ t;lr- Mcitor, l:.o.; M!lfed E.llulop.,u...llt ~~nr.'~~ Ol!li. aio.\ CII_. -!=II; Laddl• U. .l!l~ro. <Uh, t:ourt lOT tbo ~, 1969 Mason CounQ< Moll>r C0111l11!)'·; ni . ••· F...,<ll; J;mj,t - ~ ~.w; Y(llllalll Sliter• ~ ~· torm a( drCIIII court bU been The SUn nnance i, Lo>!1 Com· ot ala; 0.:. C, Rlcbmmd VI. Rob· E. MeCoy!.,Aq Lee Collin> I. J!. · va. J0,1111i R•. Fin, .ttiNHI!. ThO J - term will va. Jamea & EVel,)u Rol· . erl T. ~u; It .a ll; Pea- Soil~ Loll ~itpll ~·· ~ .. 1v , . J,l!ma FII)I01; Dendi. E. belin on s-,ey 6, 1969, ll 9:- lin&;• lleol')' Howard vo. Ma..., pleo Bank ol 1'1. ) ' 1 - Yl, 30 a.m• •~ tho Gr..-.1 JUry County Motor Co,; John G. Aten, llaroldA!lo(iplo; Foopl .. llatlk o1·· wUl besin ltli dulles. Jr. vo. MasonCOUnQ<MollorCom- Pt. Ploialalll v1. ~-~ s.. & Criminal' eueo•.. the dod<et pany; L. R. Gerlach vs. Ma""' Ora DeWeooo; WUIIlom Banilz, are: State ••· Larry !llerdon County Motor Co.; LawrenceGor- Robert Bamlb & Haymon Bam· RIIRe, entering w l - . breakIng; Slate v1. Garland Jordan, driving whUe Intoxicated; State vs. Lloyd Hutrman, contributing to the delln"'""ey of • minor , Criminal Appeals: Eddy Rex Powers, DOIHJUPPOrt~ Jotih Vance Grimes, D0n'*8UIIPOI1; .Ed wi.n Clarke, speeding ht school zone; Joseph Nel.l, petit larceny; James Henry LeWis, ~c vlo~ latioo; Roy Uiwis, Jr., traffic lach, Jr., VI. Masoo Counzy Motor c -; George E. Johnaon, !iterllf and Adm, of VIolet T, Stover, dec. vs. United States of Arnerl .. , et al ; J, M. ll Bayliss vs Rolfe Lee & L. A. Wrlgbt; Ann & James Allen va. Theory Posed Ernestine Baker VI. Charles D. Baker; lncrea'se d. Child Support - Mary Ann Sul- Livan vs. Alva 1 Lee Sullivan; Reduction of Child &lpport - In ·Air Crash CHICAGO (UPD - A congre s s - George R, WoUinbarger, m vs. man whose district includes part Patty Lou Wolfinbarger, - of O'Hare International Alrport Divorees - Bobby Stover VI. said Mondi.Y he believed the piBettr Stover· Louise McCallie- lot of the North Central Airlines • Mccallister; Mag. plane that crashed at 0 •Hara ter vs. Andrew gie Carper Parsoos vs. David Friday tried to abOrt Ids landing R. Parsons; carl Spencer YS. at the last moment because of an Pauline ~cer; Dollie Lee De- obstruction. Weese vs. John D, DeWeese; ElRep. Roman Pucinski, D-D.L, aia Brumfield vs. James Brwn- suggested the obstruction may field; Doris Dalton vs. 0 wen have been another aarliner on Dalton; Jamea WOllam Mltcbell the runway ahe"ad or the doomed vs. Lucinda Mitchell; Mary Me- North Central O.l.ght that the piDade vs. Roy McDade; Ivan Eus-- lat could not see until the last tace Call n. Loraine Call; Na- mcmert because o! the low ceilomi Mae Smith vs. Gilbert Keith ing and thick Cog. 4 ~This North Central crash is Slil:Jth; Leona Mae Halstead vs. Donald L. Halstead; Ruth Eve- going to have wide repercussions 1yn Oliver vs. Jack Oliver; Fre- on landh• procedures at airda Kay Kincaid vs. Michael E. fields- andnotjustinChicago," Kincaid; Janet Fern Yoder vs. PuQn&ki said. . l!'aul Yoder; ~ ~..Ftl!l)·· .,..;ho.tolll r'l!". the tragedy ros~ ~ vs. R_. H. Fisher; Betty to Z'r MOilclay with the death cJ _Lou Martin vs. Homer C•.Mar~ Sheldon Ray, 22, Bellevue, Neb., tin, Jr.; ~ carolyn A. Morgan vs. one of the 45 persons aboard a Charles R, Morgan; Mary Alice Conwir 580 prop-jet. Keyaer vs. Howard L, Keyser; Tondal~cya D. Herroo vs, Char- QUICK Q U I Z les R. Howardi Velma Kinnard vs. Clyde Kinnard; Hildreth E. Q-Where was the first 18· Greenlee vs. Clarence F. Green- hole golf course in the United lee; Virginia Cole vs. Hollis S~<S~t the Chicago Golf Cole; Mary McDade vs. Roy C, Club, founded in 1891. McDade. Civll Actinns: B & L FurnlQ--Which president issued ~·~~- tr1es the first national Mother'• loU.I-e eo • vs. w• v a. JDUU& Development; NatiOnal Po o 1 Dcil!'W~'::!,"\; i Y's 0 n ln Equipment VI. W. Va. lrdlstri- 1914. ~ Development; National AdverUoing Co, vs. W.Va. -•tries Q-What is t~e meaning of Development; Samuel L. Nlcb· the name Eunice? A-This Greek name means ol s, Jr., \' • . James A• Ran• 11bright victory." dolph & George Ranclolph; Crank R. CW'atolo, dba Modern Restaurant and Store r;qu!pment Co. vs. ROI.Ce Lee & Loyle Wright; John Conrad v&. Lillie F a y e Chapman and Junior Chapman; Charles Cloon Clay vs. Admiral Corporat.cn, II. A. Miller elba Asaoelated Radio: George E. Jobnaoo, et al vs. Goldie ingels ot ala; Artblela llal'ltiOil, Admn. of Earl J. Harmon, dec. vs. Jolm Charles Hyer, et alo; Mary Franeeft Rauch vs. Mae AdklnIOn, et a1&; Lula M. Miles & J. C. McDI}J'Illitt VI~ M; a S 0 n County Motor Co,; Quality Maniibeturlng Co. vs. Mason Counzy MotDr Co,; Stanley Ill. FeU, lne. va. Mason County Motor Co.; Earl H. Keeler va. Billy Ray & Bmnie Ward; J. H. Worley & Ella Worley vs. Mason C0U11Q' ¥nlor Co.; WUilarn R. 1lnlsbl & Bet1y Am Knight VS, Mason CowliY MOO>r Co.; Eu- JIUlle8 Hunsicker Reserve 0 r r i c e r s' Training COrps units foremost amllqf the targets.r& .. New Lett :1=~ .r. •Mmo s. ole crec11t w-. have constantly exhorted their followers to abandon their traditioral role or •passive dissent' and resort to these terrorisdc tactics as a means of disrupting the defense efforts and opposing established authority,'" Hoover said in a year--em rqJOrt. He said publications of the New Left are replete with articles proposing the bombings of draft boards arxl other government instaUations, plus detailed diagrams and instructions for devices.. making incendiary The nucleus or the New Left movement in the United States is the Students for a Democratic Society, and organization which became well known ln 1968 for its disrputive tactlcs at a number or universities, Hoover said. ·rhough two or its leaders have identified themselves publicly as Communists "wlth a small c," Hoover said, the distinction "is irrelevant to the rest or America because the basic objective of both New Left and old line Communists and their adherents in our sodety is to completely destroy our tonn or government. •' Anna McCoy, 93, Dies on SP,nda.J .. - • ooitil • farina! IUid odJillo,lo,o ~~ 'u •f.3'\qlio door. I!IP• 11&1!1 ·of lbo evoni~W wllf lit thio Alec!jqA ""' . cn:<~~~nbw ·91 a ~~~, ' ' ' hf8 .~u.e~ . (~ll:oml'qo~ . · Feb,' . ~ - 111!18 "i'''&&!! (or tilt ~J!Otl ~liia. ¥tip =:~ toOl~. foo!l HOlter lind Teenager Hurt Ghee, otnilght ·Feb. 23 - Wilbur ~d eleeted presldenl ol the Mlddleport-l'Omeroy Rotary Club. F~ 2t :.. Mike llibl!a!'d,, flY· He said the "pro-01lneae, vlolellC8i)rone, Marxist-Lenlniat at ~.soo' readtlng f1'om a lire Which tbe Marvin WalkOr home on 0..1 l!DIIow Rood. Feb.-:28 - Bob Veith, fanlouo rac(!lt'vor, spoke to school and For sometime l have been wantirc to tell you about a· lady who olber lJrGupo. has given unselfishly of her time and ener11> to benoftt the youth of F~. 27 - Final 8jlpi'OVal ol the Upper F1ats Communlt,y. Mrs. Gerald (Kathryn) Rood, has been bulldlnll plans by MeiP Local a volunteer leader of the Hill Billie 4-H ClW tor 17 years. Sc:hoollloard. The club, organized in 1935, now has approximltebr 60 memFel>.29- C1U'ellCI' Clark died bers. This year seven members or her dub won 10 West Virginia at bla Middleport bome, W!Uiam State awards. They were Aaron WeaveJ:, Maxine Weaver, RoXanne M. Jordon, Lons Bottom, polnWallas, each two awards, and Debbie McCordtiay, Carla Crookham, fJIIIy IJilurecl baeked over John Cullen and Darlene HllSseU. eac:h one. bJIII automobile. Assistant leaders in thi.s outstanding dub are Mrs. Naomi In Road Mishap PT. PLEASANT - One _per· son was injured ard pl'q)erty damage was estimated at $400 in a one--vehicle miBhap Sltur. day night, 2112 miles east or Pt. Pleasant on Jericho Rcltd. A car driven by Daniel Ray Lucas, 17, R1pley, was travel~ ing east when he lost control after his vehicle ran orr the berm and struck an embanlanent on thl} went across the highway and struck an emba~ent on the opposite ~Ide, and turned over on its side. A passenger in the car. Donald Kerns, 17, Ripley, W!ls treated lt Pleasant Valley Hospital for a laceration over the Iert eye. The mishap was investigated by the Sheriff Departxnent. ., ·-· ·""'• '~:·.,, \ · •1 · ~ or MARCH bo- T~-j~~:~~ flml; Mar. ~. 1 - Chari eleeted-prto. .. w. Rid- Ita 118W ldent and of l'ldtena Mar. 18 · !'!'*;::uo"::w.~~·: J! teaChOtl died., . MaJ-.'' ~ - 'cenllructlilh work o1 "'-'• ~alns.cheotu Woter f!y.- '!'ill besln !• April. Mar. 4- Pfc. Larry A. Vauce, HmiiiOiirille, awarded certlflcote .,. ac:hlovement for service In Wlotnam. Vlrfl{l AlklnJ, Her· reelected to f!v<i yNr term \in Meigs CooJnV iloord o1 ~ further •• Local •Sc:hool .D14tri<l , ~ ·' . Mar• 19 Wtllotu l'Qat Ita· nual. I"'1V' with Mrtbtlay Roadl, Ohio:. \Tnivenlty,. or. Three men tried to elderly ¥01p .wotDII1 over a ne~ r1-ru., atlem)lt. · · Mar. 20 .~ Heoltb. of EG!catloo . Mar. 5 - Clooing o1 Obotet.- hl8h o<bool In ric wiD& at Voterano Nemorlal per throe llooQdtal _,ced. . hl8h ID Mar 6 - Roo Mc:llode D&DI• Mar. 22 1 ed ' tir~lldent ~ MeiP Jayc:eeo. band of Charles Yeaao . Mar.''it - Ted ~eed reeled- perlocl rattnc In ~eel Dlatrta aialr111ui'bl ~ · !fetUVal •· ~ ""' •'!' ·:"i ~GIIlta..Melilt'ftoi, IICiOO!'DlstrJ,ct. · ' ' Mlr. 24, ~ 11obert II> Mar. 8 - Vllldalo wreckeil'a .DIDIOd. new poator ol ,,, . Racl!le Rev. White to A- Give Messages s. o. ~-tho ~L"':·~·";b~=~ ·- . .. . =·.. coun- ·car =··~ Robbie J•-·•~: lema 1!011"'1he Tests Suggest Murder ....... . ... ..... com-. . v. 49-34, at till close of tho . ' tltlrd porlod. . ' , ·Jo~ Tyo, (I.! .O"!'homoreo •as prllllaril¥ for MOts• •~'11! "" with Colch .Charles McAfee' a Bull&lop 1101rly tllr.. perloda.. \ · · T;>o'o three ReJ4goolotllld 12 of 13 ·cliUIQ< tu11es !01' a toW of 18 markers came ... el&llt of '"""""'llile elght tou} to drcp tho Marouden Stewor~ .... 'I¥ ,........ .,...,_id "You'll Like . 992-5342 2 Doii'Git. • • • •\3 2% .3'1'1 " 0 3 o • 0 45 cadll~ld111110bUe ·Pomeroy, AK ~ -~\.;~ :: uCL ' ans as B ,. d Co .· o.. ·, ay clllm of an lnoperlenc:ed team polntiDc out the Buekoyal hid 28 lettehldrm1•3n_ this ..... whne hll teom ol.to' ts : ..~s::..~~ ...co:hth~_ ~ ·ournamen n tho _ . HENO~RSON, !MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,., , Roses omclalo .lll..,...S IJSC 64 tO 511. ' W. VA •. KANAUGA, 0: • By United Preso hUrMI!oMI UCLA and Kanaao celebrated lllltressiw tournament victories today whUe Duquesne and I &Stile IIU'nd h a n & o v e r s caused by their tlrat losna ot the collop buketllall-oon. hi I UCLA IUid Kaneao won g n tournament flnals-lbe defl IBtioralti l.v-llrot.-ranked BruiDI .. ng St. John'• 74-5& to win the Holiday Feollval TGurnall1enl In Now York and lbe slxti>-ranked ~ ·~ .-o; iWst 5 ;~l.·t:= NEW Y.EAR'S DAY liMY' I , ~.-DI C OSED March.U-~:~::: ramahln, ' . -ent "" 29 .zse It l'IIIW .in;lk. 11111 T....,....'!'¢ at • But prevl~ Dotquesne, No. 11, and LaSalle, No. 16, ll!lffered looaol In lbe llnala of tourallll8nta wllleh they entered conlldont o1 ilq)rovlng Ibelr ..UoMI ruld- LoulolallO State dow Dod ~ni 94-91 ID the tltlo game of lbe AllCollep To1lrltllt10t1l at Oklahoma Cl~ and Scuth COrolllB ~ .1.a5allo 62>49 ID the dwlq>lotulhip game of tllo Quokor TOUI'nimont II Philida!· ~~ In hi Lew Ald.- wu • phi&. New York bet .......t 30 poll1U and dolm 22 r - In pacq llCLA to Ito 24th ......,UUve vld<JQ owr I period. UCLA led St. - ·tw-- seconb later, WashlDKtOR's Gary lArsen banked in a ~we-toot hook shot to put his Thirteen :;;Hy.;.U,;;nl;,ted-.P·re·s·.·--I'IB-tl·ooalEast w. L. Pet. GB Mlnneoota .... 20 10 .667 Kentucky , • • •H 17 , 41;2 S'h Miami • • • • • .13 17 •433 7 Indiana ••••• 14 19 .424 'l'h New York. • , .10 20 .:133 10 LOOK WANt SOMif' 0. K. No (IIOI~Wik, Just pbolle . CITY LOAN · club ahoed to stay, 61).59. While the Buekeyos were dei(>Ol'lltely trylrw to get the ball In tho doting seemds, Georp Irvine and Pal Wookc:ool< added wid&- w··~- ~..PeL JGIID'a 1>7 only 3147otlalltlll1e but b7 that lima Alclndol' hid IIMID ooalpod tiD prd him lbe •lion's 'nrst college to win 1,000 basketball games. Pete Marovich tied an All· cord 0 f &3 College one-game ro OIDO !UGH SCHOOL pointS and set 1 tournament BASKETBALL RESULTS tllreo-samo mork of 138 In By llnited Pren lnteTDitlonal leadliW L5U to 111 q~aot of Marlon Hardl111 49 Lorain SeDflu<lueone. tor 44 John Roche, tho 11111Jlim0Us sandusky 81 Loroin Mmlral King aaleetlon as tho Quall8r Tour· 3 25 - · • MVP • .......t polllto 53 Elgin 50 In South Carolb•'a q~set ol Ploeaant VIew .61 Reynoldsburg 1A15alle. South carotlla. which 50 hid four IClP._.,.. in the Westerville G6 (Jahaallll6$ lln8ut> and hod Ill live otarters Whlteba11 SB'Doiaware 75 the distance for lbe ....,.,..t . Worthllllton Mt. ve111011 49 straight pme, led 3 ~ 11 U 34 ~·~-· and newr let LaSalle London G6 Marysvl e -1 Bulay 75 lillfflln u get closer t ... three points n Grow CIIJ ~~ Grandvl.., 47 lbe M<ond half. Gro._rt 63 HWiard 60 IJn&On ~ Columbel Wehrle 81 Llbe•V' UnClalolc II P , loD 48 Jim Hem-y's 2 ~ lleld goo! Groovllle 6$ Ueldrw Valley 57 wllll two socoodo loll produced - t h 67 Lairewood 51 111 8tl-78 trll&Uh, owr Wa~ Joh-n 56 Northridge 56 Ko~ so n w:a.:: :: ......._ an.r- games, .a-aota " ·trust ' Our · "'.... , lnndlnl B!.-1... tal!, .niL, &llio·& SCORES 11o11or "'""' 12t1Hanked New Muleo 81-110 In overtime, difeatod Detroit 85Ohio $tale 80, Waoh1111ton .H-69, Loulavlllo aeored onSG-73 _ , - cmr North Teal State 11111 vande11>tlt over...., North CUollna State 61H&. ·'· ·... wtlii.f...-.,--. lntl t a - GB <Ommlnd 1n tho OaldlllllL , • , .27 5 .844 ieeond hall The Bruins cpenod Deover •• , • .19 11 .633 7 a lll>polnt margin and led by u Dallaa . • • • ,13. 13 • 500 11 many as 23 l)Olnt8 the rest of New orleana. ,15 16 .484 Ulh Los AJweies •• 12 16 ,429 13 ~Kw:~· a a s scored its 1otl1 Houston ••• • .1 20 .%59 17'-h ............. s Resultl straight victor)' and won ..a..un:: ,__,......., 1 th ·~·-m, Eight Tournament or e ~-·- 110 Kentuc~ .., 93 llllh time In seven years with Loa ~eo 97 Dallas 95 Oklahoma (Only a -~·• scl1odulec0 . -10 easy win over State. va.. Rd>lach, s 6-9 'l)iosday's GatnOB sophomore, scored 22 points as •Kentucky at Minnesota Kanl&s u<OYOd to within ftvo Now York allndlam victories 0 , lla goo! to beo<lme (Only pmeo schedol.ecO or....,.. In aon-touraament tiU'''Jddl Jl,_ ;fuck!y - CIQ College Seores ••en• Ito ICIJJtaf• Sltutdl1 ,..aet In fOul I1'<NIIe and lbe BruiDI · !liD= · - t e d Western Ke6tueky ?S-72 and Ioiii beat Houatan _.,to advance to the final• of the Sugar - 1 T()Ul'l1llllenl at New . · ·ll\dtO "" -e~ ',..,.., _u,. 011 oplnst usc. The lrl•h held Slmpaoo to n · yards on tho and much more e-leacecl than his algnaj-callera. McKay pol- out tho Buekeyeo llave three fine r~I1J quarterbac:ks ID Kern, Roo lllacleJowokl and - 0b1o wltll I I I _ . w!l>I 7·1 nioeJr\1, lbe. ..,...,.. will have to pi$ West w. L. Pet. GB ,.. 11111 !'focea lbey loft scattered Loa~ •• zs 11. •ns Ill I(Vtr .St. John - · )lmlat IIIBtJt. ' ', . I •••• ,21 15 .195 5 1 Upotart Woohlnlton the Chi- ..•• 17 23 .421 11 h san Jlietlo ••• 16 22 .421 ll'h Bucklfoo 85-59; In 0\1101' game&, ToiOdo 'blu~ san Fnn. •.• ia 23 .uo 12 ed ~ FnDcla<:o state 97~8; saeUie ••••• It 28 · .333 15\'z Green dN>bed Jlort-. Pboenlx •• , , 8 30 .2ll 19\'z _,til 8W3; Baldwln-WIIloee Monday'' Results ChiCISO 103 san Francloco 97 outcunned Cleveland State 81167; Norlbem Winola nipped Seattle 120 Phoenix 118 Los ADIOieo 131 san Dleao 126 Kent State 52-51. Oni.J three games are on tiP (Qj) t<ri&bto once - beaten Daytoo (Only games acbeduledl (8-1) lo at St. Louis, Ohio U. TueadiY~• Games (3..1) entertalas MaeMurro Clnclmatl at Boston wblle Bluatoo concludes its philadelphia at Mllwoul!oe twocame series at Bethel. Kan. Baltimore at New York Qhlo State was anything but Detroit at Loo A~We~e• shatp optnat Washlngtoo which (Only games schedolecO had 1 4-4 record prior to lte UPeJIP8Cleef victory. Ohio state scored four straight points within an 11· u ll 1eeond span on t.sketa by Crail Barclay and llormy Meadora to grab a S!h'j8 lead with 1:52 to play' o - . - . .•• u est bock, Purdue's LerQY Rayes ani Hayea has iDdJ.Wed he bu drawn on Notre Dllme11 atrat.- ~1..0"f' Our QlWity Way of Dojng Bu.oln... . .Pt. Pleao· •t:: . T~res. 34,000 KARR & VANZAND~ "'O~}~q . ant, John Wiley, Belle, W. Va.; ~ef!. New Yodl. •• ,%4 IT ' .~,' I ' t:M BW Lon8. ' The rival c:oaches met today at the aMuil KlckoU Luaeheon In Pasadenl . Civic Auditorium -~r 1 coo!liiritatlon Monlay at uiUIII" lbo Sculhern Call- F~ Writers meetinlo The writers b)' a wte o13:1-12 picked Ohio State to wiD al- 2 Door V8, Power Steering, Auto. T r~ns. Rad1o. " Mn. Lom Campbell arid dilllgh. ' ter, Gallipolis Ferry, · BIRI11S: )lr, and Mr"- ~­ leo' Lqomto, Pl. . Pfel!~""- i~ daughter; ·Mr; and l&a.Doustaoil · lloJgg, HendorJon, · a diUght:er. ·· · I The Buckoyas domoostnted their ablll~ In ltAWIDI Simpson's tap. <:ltallenpr as fino- llayeo olOI McKay were In oo tile ~of an -nding ~k and ' oowlmus (liPll - J. IIIII Till -~·.,.~on Clao...U. ••• Zl If .100 t 7 AIMna. , •••• 15 26 49 68-88 65 BUICK SKYl-ARK .................. $1~5 . BERRY'S WORLD ant; Mono &!tot• White with Blue vinyl Int. New w-s•'!f Milos. Real Shorp. UJtlblji. PUII - u - 1 }".oat Metal' ~·~ Ill~• .t le It PASADENA, Callt (UPI) The Bucke>es remained a Only light limbering q~ oxer- steady tJU,oe1)olnt favorite 1D clses were on tap today for defeat the Trojans in the closed Ohio State and the Unlvenity contest between tl1e cltampiona of Southern California ao they of tho Big Ten and the Paclftcawalted their batUe 1n the Rose 8 Conference. BcMI on New Year's Day to deOhio state doted the regular termlne the nation's football su- · season by gainille the No. 1' premac:y. ranking ln the nation as • re-Followlrw the light workout, suit of usc being tied b)' Nnll'O Coach Woody Hayes will lead Dame. In their final game. his Buckeyes to the passionist Aside fr(ID other ractora, the Fathen' Retreat ln nearby Sier- Buckeyes are eager to retain ra Madre ror a quiet New tlwlt rankiJ:SB without a blemlBh. "Year's Ew. The key to the sune was ex.. Tho Trojans lave been quor• paeted to be whether the Bucktered at a Lot Angeles hotel eyea can stqJ Heiaman TrophJ since the day after Christmas winner O. J; Sln1)aon who has aOO will remai.D there untn it been balled by Hayes aa the is time to tnvel to the Rose greatest rw1llq: back in the Bowl WediM1sday. ration. conllnue.!: conclusive. Jlr W, L. Pet. GB PTS Baltbll<>n , ...21 9 • 7i7 u l'hlllldelpt4a. • 21 10 •nt : a - · ..... 2111 .ee? 4 Meigs coNI8cted only 27 por s. Clure, Leon; Ja~ Bland, ·cnf.. tOili Dwayne Platts, pt, Pleas- ., · · · Atheru -.Bos 1uerg,._ . &ore _-~ Nation's Grid Supremacy Will Be Decided In Rose Bowl Tilt reu.., .loiMiV, lnlo!Nd _wllen atril~ ~ a CfU'· Damageo oet Yeager and Mrs. Lucy Cullen, both ol Letart. Both have reeelved 10 year leadership certificates from tile state, and Mrs. Rood has her 15 year leadership certificate. The club recently hold Its Chris-• party with apJiroxlmate4' 75 attending at the l.l>t>Or Flats Communi!)' Bulldlt11> Following caroling, the group returned to tbe community building where games were playtd, gifts excha~. and l'efresJmer:U servea. Mrs. Rood's community inteNst doesn't stolf With 4-H members, she also is inter~sted In their meeting _place. The Upper }Jata Community Buildirw: was recently· reno~ted. Being 1 member of the North Mason ORY (Older Rural Youth>, she, along with other ORY members, 4..H parents, officers a~ Others, pitched In witb floanclal support earned Crom. 4-fl and ORY resUvals and had old windows replaced and put in panelb~, aDd a basement. Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Lois Newberry and Mrs. Grace Brown macie new dnperles. Offit:ers or the ORY are Tommy Fry, preside•; Marguerite Mace, vice president; WoodJ' Mace, secreta.ry; Alberta Fry, treaaurer. The next proposed project ot the gi'C:q)ia the seeding the lawn at the commonlzy bulldlng. bOII!od, Ia the &eCOIMI 17·17 11114WIY tlu'ouih jlw Alholl.l came .U ve ID trod!- quarte~oj)d extending hlo per- God period, n..u; -eel Ill a Ucnl •l)'!o wlthSOphcmOre Mark fJ>Cl otrl?! !<> Dine In tbo third 52-3f ......... ChiP lliciiJV lod Swut, 1-2 eenter, pocing the ot.- stonza before llnllly mlsal,._ MO..o Witli nlao. SOVenl of U,. wk IIi hlttlrw four Cooeecutlve ' Joe . . Ml"f••. ~ senior for ~· Mariuder• lit Olllallout boc:kola and Don Wlckerbam ooe Mella, 'folloi'ed Tyo In ocorlng 0110 quorter of till "" ti10)' beiON the M&n\XIers oou1d score wilh sewn point• aDd Je« Wer- cou14 •• action. in thil tvlii;J 'apin. ry and BUI Hensler, who playecl cOllie st. :;\Iter Mella had hlt .the ne~, abi:Mt llf2 quarters, each got six.. Tam w.,.r, 5-9 - d , be&On ll,yera fou!ed out In tho third ' ' . l II)' <ltiiJ't!lrl ' o hot - • and alao o,nk four quarter. MOllO' ·· ••••• 9 It 3f ta-45 £ !', Tw!J'-:~r lllllled ~ T....,..i,. o1 America tor 1967. made progress in concentratlrw ita youth program malniy toward lnfiltratloo of SDS, Hoover Slid A..m e r i c a's steppocl-<e> military. commitment in 1968 'caused 11 dralt law violations and deserter..fu,gi.Uve cype investigations. to increase considerably." More than 11..@_00 deserter-fugitives were apprehended during 1968, an increase of some 3600 over 1967. he reportod. ind the acofe Was 27-27. . UIA!l..ot: .... .. of !II tlio tltlrd perkld hid elai>oed ~~ ., , 1011 . CMeh Carl W.olte'• MarauderS ·~!" ,allbo heolo of the I<Joill jJoWilop until all.or two mlnuteo :l'.' trlc co; j)lljtt. helfllmti'OO!Io!>o- · lbelr llfth otralght caco t}le ~948-69 - - .. ?·~'. ' ' f'Ob. '21 - Am Progressive Labor Party,. haS· leaders -w.- ed to. tf-45 4ofeaUt lbo llandl cit ~.oat Atheno MCnlay <1ISht In PT. PLEASANT _ Anoa Me. coy, 93, died Sunday after a linchurch. bplllleso Chorch of Chrlilt. • gering Hlness at the home or llama. ThurDWl; Ull Louise The Kiddie !l1op _ opell6d Mar. 26- .CIIarleo Wlnolhl Holzer Modli:al Center, First Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rossi wlth ner electecl lifO- of Avo, VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 C1111111J011, llldwell; Leah Dawn In Mllldieport. whom sne resldod tho past eignt Hart, Rt. 2 Pt. Plellllll; Mrs. Mal'. 9 Louli Reibel, Polilport ilcJjla' ·Ba!llball Iague. p.m. Parents only 011 Pediatric• years. Hercy A, Reltmlre, Hertford; eroy, oldell Uvlng dipoattor, Mar. 27 - ,Wela Walker, Ward. She was a rormer BurtaloresiMin Sandra RoyDI\IJ!I; l't. turned tlliHit'll ~ o1 oarib ~ ~ ll!>llent. was Admlssi!JIIs dent aOO a member of tile SulfaPT, PLEASANT - In the JU. MrL Ocles11 Myers, 1~14 Pleasanl; Charles F. BueldO, l't. at a ~Jd)!4\"l'l•i for the """ .. ~ dlamptoo "' Melp · · lo Unltod Methodist Church and neas ol Rev. "Charles Frum, now Second Ave.; Mrs. Delford L. Plea•••· Lee Ann Black, Hen- Fartn81'8 Blilk and SOVInP Co. · •u.i•' •• .••••• were · -~ building. _,, ... - p,..~ a patient in Pleasant Valley Hos- Ellyson, 460 First Ave.; DonFarm Woman's Club. Surviving her is one foster pital, Rev. Norville White, ot Raelncla K. !oluoaer, Rt. Mlr. IP - 11obert v. Weotb- w ald C, Shoemaker. '11nlrm.an; doriOO; 4 "'"""1'0)1; Sherrie ,l ~tir, ~..ncan son, Louis Rossi, Pt. Pleasant. st. Paul's United Methodist. Pomeroy; Mrl. Edwin L. $tsJn, erm111, ' 'nipper a .l'lolno, killed . . . Mrs. Jonolngs Cremeens, Em:· F unera I ser vice will be he ld a t Church presented the morning 'lftn .~ ~eka star Rt.; · Kimberly 1). WU- m, ~-., w yo.• "- ' .-G. !nautoaccldent. 1\lar. 11 - Nlddleport :"'1\lai', 29 ~: ent 2 p.m. at the Buffalo Methodist and evening messages in Heights Golfee; Rt. 1 Wslerloo; M r •· eU ,~, ... --'-'ems of a 1••- B, F • ~ee,, atler over Church with the Rev. Charles S. Unltod Methodist COIU'ch S~. ,......,. ,.._ nl b PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPrl AL 911rl0)' Miller, ~L 1 Ook Hll1; . TbmJpson and the Rev. Larry Rev. Frum is mulergolng treatMra. 1lobert ·cilrulllero, F o r I sine """""' di8poAI - · - , ..., se ee woo Dec. 31, 1968 Greenwood officiating. Burial ment and rest ror an attack of ' Harold E. lion" piQJeCI ..-.1 flllanclal prob- lbe A• ..-.1 P. ADMITTED: JUry llayes, Mawill be in tbe Buffalo M~morlal Ou virus and is in roc:m 166. with wat8r the purchale ., i Park cemetery. TJ!e mid-Week prayer aM Bible son; Mrs. CflVles L<Jom.ia, Pt. · - - 01 • .._1 G. 8o Pleasant; Mrs. Loman Jones, Pt. lUI..lV&at •t all" • _.._ r ()hio'l men's15; was study services are the only ier~ sturr.W. Jr., Jack...,, Mar. 12 A •. Howell, Pleasant; Mrs. George C&111er, vices scheduled ror Heights this 1llrtbs 95, PI>-, Civil War and Rlv~ ion, the 1iJompot In history. Pt Pleasant; Dennis Williamson. week. The regular services wtll ' er hlitorlln, died at Malp Gen. sOuthside; Mrs. MyrUeSiyre, Pt. Mrs. Delfol'd Elly...,, 4611 be hold at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Pleasant; the Rey. Charles F~, Flrol AYO,, daughter, .3:.t a p.iD. eralllqopltal. and cholr members wUI pracPt. Plea san~; Stephanie Naylor, Monc!ay; Mrw. l!dw!n· L. !ltaiD, Mar. . 12 - Richard MartiD Uce atterwarcL The morning Bi..._ W V . 5:20 ··~ U -.ul OOIIcb' ·llt' . Hurricane; Sherman Graham, Lem, Loomis said neutron activa-" HANOVER, N. II. (UPI)- Dr. ble study will be held at 10 EAI!Iorn lllab· MDip I. o e a 'I on; Mrs. WWtlm .Arnold~ Pc.wn.e.. Uon tests this year on Hall•s p.m, )londay. Chauncey Locmis .Jr., a Dart-o'clock Thursday. Dlscll&raes Board of E41eatlon took otepo roy; Delbert Mc('artney, pt mouth COllege E~ish profes- hair and fingerrails '"show that Members Ot the Evangelism A. Allen, Linda AJ. to Jllace ....., tenths ~a jniU Cber7l Pleaaarit; WiUiam McGraw, Pt. sor whO ~~ writing the biography be reeei ved toxic amounts of committee are,..completlng plans len, Mlos Edaa CarJIUIII, Hacbel I~ .before voters. or explorer Charles F1"1ncis Hall, usenic-during the lasttwoweeks ror the mid-wtnt:er revival aer.. Pleasant; Tammy Wallace, GaJ.. Mar. I t - The oearejllorvlelll>olls; William - · · Gal- A. coon, )fra. Vlrldl K. Croas. claimed Monday Hall was mur- of his life,.. The tests were viee to be held in two weeks. Todd D, Fry, Michael G, God- tlmo o1 t!1e Silver Brldtlo dja.. lipolis Ferryj Mr1. J)Wglas made by the Toronto Center tor dered by arseniC polson while The evangeUst wUI be tho Rev. Bugg, Hendorooil; ljrs. w. S. wiD, lllro. Jomea E. Hardyman, · yter . two n»n .bodon an expedition to the North Forensic Sciences on samples ~ndd WUIIs, of Huntington. BUiups, Pt. Pleasant; Terry Junes E. JordOn, James Oller, las found- B\lrllnaton· ·' • , taken £rom Hall's body. Pole 97 yean ago. Plantz, Gallipollo Ferry; Homer Mrs. Bolfe A. Lee. and lnflnt., li~» "" ~ 01110 Loomis, In a statement, said,----------------------~ Derenbergei', HeQIIerson. .ICJii. ' . ,. ' ~ . ' , ~ that new medical evidence h,.. , . , show and Ale at .Rock 8pioiJIP DISCHARGED: loire; Robert dlcated Hall was poisoned 1-n Falr(I1'0UDda. Tho Be. it 1'liotu Co. Greer. ·P t. Pleasant; Charl.o tte . '.· North G""'nlancl while trying to Rice, Pt. Plei.sant; Mrs. Leola reach tbe North Pole. He said Pritt, Pt. Pleasant; Dreuna tho poisoning took place aboard Hayes, New HIVea; Y~ Ed- ' a ship torn by ·~extreme teD· wards, Henderson; Charles slons.'' Oshel, Pt. Pleafi:Bnt; Clarla· la ; Loomis went to Greenlard this Prlce, New HaW!Df Vickie . EJ'.." summer and had the eJII)lorer's rett, Pt. Pleasant; ,Gll4ys Sl)'re, bolfy exhumed from 1 des9Iate Letart, Mrs. Galilo Thtonton, grave. An autopsy waa performed Robertsburg; M r ,s. John Me-i ·· there by Dr. Franklin Paddock of Pittsfield, Mass., but WIS in-- Oies in t'ar West don R. &.....; lola..., ~ . MeCoy & lnpbOri ' McCoy v~•. lfll&pltll, cl>& PIN. V.Uey Etmuo . I. Ellzal>eth F. DoVIUIII; ••• lloapltal vo. Erma .111110 ZUI· L 11«>o1<o .&nlth va. Pt. !'leu· & .ialllel 4'00• Cl-o;.Julktimi!{Owtl pan Charloo!L Zuapon; Sean 1!J1t ROII\&W' & )l'&l'l'tjl E. WeaR-ck ·& Company vs. Freda vor; Lootu G. Bqnej:Utler ••· n. Tbomao AilaD> l!rowa; W, 'Ill· ~ling; James M. Armo>ry, lldlll. Robert S. Br....,r; Cndlt Dur- KJni .••• DOullial ~- 11011.&, ol theeltatAI oiDorapon&l~t dec. eau of l't. Plea58111, Asalgne6 o1 erJl' ContractOr, Lawrel.. 'G, of lbe e . . . «!'lill· vs. Banard Uowelbn Al....,_ MaiOO County lloapltal va. Bo!l- llohr, lie~107•.dee. ••· JIMder; Mary Margaret · Rllrle ole Loul&e McCort.Y;,! l,allasRld!· tips ot ala; · Vllit ·;JWI & Heber Ill f f le ••· lklr· ard & JQ41! Lou!.. Varllll ,._ Union ~·~ iwn. ley II. Pearaoo; Charlea Ill. Jesoo DaYts I. Donal~ E. 1 ~ rederil Taylor vs. Mlnnehoma. lD.suranee lock; Atlanta Metalllc , CUJ;:et llam L, 'lborltlal. · SDS Determined to Wreck U.S. violation; Robert Clarenee ReckWASIIINGTON (UPI)- Tno ard. traffic violation; Cllarles basi c objective or Students for a Neal, IIOil - sQPPOrt; Kenneth Democratic Society (SDs), the Kimes, violation ol zoning ordi- core of the New Left move.. nance. ment, is. "To .completely destroy Separate Malnt.....,.,, Carrie our form of government," FBI K. Nibert vs. Robert Gene Ni- Director J. Edgar Hoover said bert; FJizabeth McConihay vs. today. William Howard Me~; CarHe reported a marked inrie Mae Pearson vs. MUton Cla.,y crease in recent months in Pearson; Jannetta L. Cottrill vs. bombir.ga and burnings or public ) anny Ray Cottrill. buildings and other acts of Civil Appeals: Appalachian terrorism, with selective service Power Cc, vs. WUliam R. Brum- boards and Navy and Arml;. field; Gary Grittith 1 dba Cmtinental Const. Co. vs. Delbert Gates, et ala. Child Custooy: Visitation Rights - ltz Y&. The Balll..,n & Ohio R.Uroacl Co. ; John & Sandra Conrad vs. Gilbert &nlth - Ray Jacobs; Gl'l'IOI'l' Hall va. KeDneth N. !ilow; Georgia F~ vs. e-re Charles ~ & Jo Am Sommer; Owen Utcbtteld ~""-~ b)' ....W.n& at '• ' PANELING VALU.ES ·~ . .. AMBERTONl s 60 4x8 SHEET 4." VIRGINIA LAUAN ____ 4x8 sheet NATURAL BIRCH----Ax8 shHt 6.25 NAILS TO MATCH llogg & Zuspa1 Materials Co. . 773-5554 MASON, W. Ath;;ea=o~6:8:M:et:g:a:45:~--~~==;;:=~~~==:~=.:::.::=::: ...__ That ·... _ For You! .... ......, • BETTER BRANDS- BETTER SELECTION - MORE LOW PRICES HAPPY -- NEW YEAR!•. heat to CITY ICE AND·FUEL CO. �·- ]iL;:;;G;u;;&;.i €as~ ~ ·~ '' . • .· ~·· •l' ' \ !l" .\•. "'' 'l'l!~ ' >l;t ' •f.-. .ti. ~- ~ ·,:,. • ' · ....., ~•'-''- ~~. Clown , n; ~LF.~ViT _: • > ~ 1, -~~ vo. ~,~a;.. • ' W..... J.'!$i ~ 1.~ titclflfldyt.JJWI .J9oi·• ~Jif'lho """"''~ t;lr- Mcitor, l:.o.; M!lfed E.llulop.,u...llt ~~nr.'~~ Ol!li. aio.\ CII_. -!=II; Laddl• U. .l!l~ro. <Uh, t:ourt lOT tbo ~, 1969 Mason CounQ< Moll>r C0111l11!)'·; ni . ••· F...,<ll; J;mj,t - ~ ~.w; Y(llllalll Sliter• ~ ~· torm a( drCIIII court bU been The SUn nnance i, Lo>!1 Com· ot ala; 0.:. C, Rlcbmmd VI. Rob· E. MeCoy!.,Aq Lee Collin> I. J!. · va. J0,1111i R•. Fin, .ttiNHI!. ThO J - term will va. Jamea & EVel,)u Rol· . erl T. ~u; It .a ll; Pea- Soil~ Loll ~itpll ~·· ~ .. 1v , . J,l!ma FII)I01; Dendi. E. belin on s-,ey 6, 1969, ll 9:- lin&;• lleol')' Howard vo. Ma..., pleo Bank ol 1'1. ) ' 1 - Yl, 30 a.m• •~ tho Gr..-.1 JUry County Motor Co,; John G. Aten, llaroldA!lo(iplo; Foopl .. llatlk o1·· wUl besin ltli dulles. Jr. vo. MasonCOUnQ<MollorCom- Pt. Ploialalll v1. ~-~ s.. & Criminal' eueo•.. the dod<et pany; L. R. Gerlach vs. Ma""' Ora DeWeooo; WUIIlom Banilz, are: State ••· Larry !llerdon County Motor Co.; LawrenceGor- Robert Bamlb & Haymon Bam· RIIRe, entering w l - . breakIng; Slate v1. Garland Jordan, driving whUe Intoxicated; State vs. Lloyd Hutrman, contributing to the delln"'""ey of • minor , Criminal Appeals: Eddy Rex Powers, DOIHJUPPOrt~ Jotih Vance Grimes, D0n'*8UIIPOI1; .Ed wi.n Clarke, speeding ht school zone; Joseph Nel.l, petit larceny; James Henry LeWis, ~c vlo~ latioo; Roy Uiwis, Jr., traffic lach, Jr., VI. Masoo Counzy Motor c -; George E. Johnaon, !iterllf and Adm, of VIolet T, Stover, dec. vs. United States of Arnerl .. , et al ; J, M. ll Bayliss vs Rolfe Lee & L. A. Wrlgbt; Ann & James Allen va. Theory Posed Ernestine Baker VI. Charles D. Baker; lncrea'se d. Child Support - Mary Ann Sul- Livan vs. Alva 1 Lee Sullivan; Reduction of Child &lpport - In ·Air Crash CHICAGO (UPD - A congre s s - George R, WoUinbarger, m vs. man whose district includes part Patty Lou Wolfinbarger, - of O'Hare International Alrport Divorees - Bobby Stover VI. said Mondi.Y he believed the piBettr Stover· Louise McCallie- lot of the North Central Airlines • Mccallister; Mag. plane that crashed at 0 •Hara ter vs. Andrew gie Carper Parsoos vs. David Friday tried to abOrt Ids landing R. Parsons; carl Spencer YS. at the last moment because of an Pauline ~cer; Dollie Lee De- obstruction. Weese vs. John D, DeWeese; ElRep. Roman Pucinski, D-D.L, aia Brumfield vs. James Brwn- suggested the obstruction may field; Doris Dalton vs. 0 wen have been another aarliner on Dalton; Jamea WOllam Mltcbell the runway ahe"ad or the doomed vs. Lucinda Mitchell; Mary Me- North Central O.l.ght that the piDade vs. Roy McDade; Ivan Eus-- lat could not see until the last tace Call n. Loraine Call; Na- mcmert because o! the low ceilomi Mae Smith vs. Gilbert Keith ing and thick Cog. 4 ~This North Central crash is Slil:Jth; Leona Mae Halstead vs. Donald L. Halstead; Ruth Eve- going to have wide repercussions 1yn Oliver vs. Jack Oliver; Fre- on landh• procedures at airda Kay Kincaid vs. Michael E. fields- andnotjustinChicago," Kincaid; Janet Fern Yoder vs. PuQn&ki said. . l!'aul Yoder; ~ ~..Ftl!l)·· .,..;ho.tolll r'l!". the tragedy ros~ ~ vs. R_. H. Fisher; Betty to Z'r MOilclay with the death cJ _Lou Martin vs. Homer C•.Mar~ Sheldon Ray, 22, Bellevue, Neb., tin, Jr.; ~ carolyn A. Morgan vs. one of the 45 persons aboard a Charles R, Morgan; Mary Alice Conwir 580 prop-jet. Keyaer vs. Howard L, Keyser; Tondal~cya D. Herroo vs, Char- QUICK Q U I Z les R. Howardi Velma Kinnard vs. Clyde Kinnard; Hildreth E. Q-Where was the first 18· Greenlee vs. Clarence F. Green- hole golf course in the United lee; Virginia Cole vs. Hollis S~<S~t the Chicago Golf Cole; Mary McDade vs. Roy C, Club, founded in 1891. McDade. Civll Actinns: B & L FurnlQ--Which president issued ~·~~- tr1es the first national Mother'• loU.I-e eo • vs. w• v a. JDUU& Development; NatiOnal Po o 1 Dcil!'W~'::!,"\; i Y's 0 n ln Equipment VI. W. Va. lrdlstri- 1914. ~ Development; National AdverUoing Co, vs. W.Va. -•tries Q-What is t~e meaning of Development; Samuel L. Nlcb· the name Eunice? A-This Greek name means ol s, Jr., \' • . James A• Ran• 11bright victory." dolph & George Ranclolph; Crank R. CW'atolo, dba Modern Restaurant and Store r;qu!pment Co. vs. ROI.Ce Lee & Loyle Wright; John Conrad v&. Lillie F a y e Chapman and Junior Chapman; Charles Cloon Clay vs. Admiral Corporat.cn, II. A. Miller elba Asaoelated Radio: George E. Jobnaoo, et al vs. Goldie ingels ot ala; Artblela llal'ltiOil, Admn. of Earl J. Harmon, dec. vs. Jolm Charles Hyer, et alo; Mary Franeeft Rauch vs. Mae AdklnIOn, et a1&; Lula M. Miles & J. C. McDI}J'Illitt VI~ M; a S 0 n County Motor Co,; Quality Maniibeturlng Co. vs. Mason Counzy MotDr Co,; Stanley Ill. FeU, lne. va. Mason County Motor Co.; Earl H. Keeler va. Billy Ray & Bmnie Ward; J. H. Worley & Ella Worley vs. Mason C0U11Q' ¥nlor Co.; WUilarn R. 1lnlsbl & Bet1y Am Knight VS, Mason CowliY MOO>r Co.; Eu- JIUlle8 Hunsicker Reserve 0 r r i c e r s' Training COrps units foremost amllqf the targets.r& .. New Lett :1=~ .r. •Mmo s. ole crec11t w-. have constantly exhorted their followers to abandon their traditioral role or •passive dissent' and resort to these terrorisdc tactics as a means of disrupting the defense efforts and opposing established authority,'" Hoover said in a year--em rqJOrt. He said publications of the New Left are replete with articles proposing the bombings of draft boards arxl other government instaUations, plus detailed diagrams and instructions for devices.. making incendiary The nucleus or the New Left movement in the United States is the Students for a Democratic Society, and organization which became well known ln 1968 for its disrputive tactlcs at a number or universities, Hoover said. ·rhough two or its leaders have identified themselves publicly as Communists "wlth a small c," Hoover said, the distinction "is irrelevant to the rest or America because the basic objective of both New Left and old line Communists and their adherents in our sodety is to completely destroy our tonn or government. •' Anna McCoy, 93, Dies on SP,nda.J .. - • ooitil • farina! IUid odJillo,lo,o ~~ 'u •f.3'\qlio door. I!IP• 11&1!1 ·of lbo evoni~W wllf lit thio Alec!jqA ""' . cn:<~~~nbw ·91 a ~~~, ' ' ' hf8 .~u.e~ . (~ll:oml'qo~ . · Feb,' . ~ - 111!18 "i'''&&!! (or tilt ~J!Otl ~liia. ¥tip =:~ toOl~. foo!l HOlter lind Teenager Hurt Ghee, otnilght ·Feb. 23 - Wilbur ~d eleeted presldenl ol the Mlddleport-l'Omeroy Rotary Club. F~ 2t :.. Mike llibl!a!'d,, flY· He said the "pro-01lneae, vlolellC8i)rone, Marxist-Lenlniat at ~.soo' readtlng f1'om a lire Which tbe Marvin WalkOr home on 0..1 l!DIIow Rood. Feb.-:28 - Bob Veith, fanlouo rac(!lt'vor, spoke to school and For sometime l have been wantirc to tell you about a· lady who olber lJrGupo. has given unselfishly of her time and ener11> to benoftt the youth of F~. 27 - Final 8jlpi'OVal ol the Upper F1ats Communlt,y. Mrs. Gerald (Kathryn) Rood, has been bulldlnll plans by MeiP Local a volunteer leader of the Hill Billie 4-H ClW tor 17 years. Sc:hoollloard. The club, organized in 1935, now has approximltebr 60 memFel>.29- C1U'ellCI' Clark died bers. This year seven members or her dub won 10 West Virginia at bla Middleport bome, W!Uiam State awards. They were Aaron WeaveJ:, Maxine Weaver, RoXanne M. Jordon, Lons Bottom, polnWallas, each two awards, and Debbie McCordtiay, Carla Crookham, fJIIIy IJilurecl baeked over John Cullen and Darlene HllSseU. eac:h one. bJIII automobile. Assistant leaders in thi.s outstanding dub are Mrs. Naomi In Road Mishap PT. PLEASANT - One _per· son was injured ard pl'q)erty damage was estimated at $400 in a one--vehicle miBhap Sltur. day night, 2112 miles east or Pt. Pleasant on Jericho Rcltd. A car driven by Daniel Ray Lucas, 17, R1pley, was travel~ ing east when he lost control after his vehicle ran orr the berm and struck an embanlanent on thl} went across the highway and struck an emba~ent on the opposite ~Ide, and turned over on its side. A passenger in the car. Donald Kerns, 17, Ripley, W!ls treated lt Pleasant Valley Hospital for a laceration over the Iert eye. The mishap was investigated by the Sheriff Departxnent. ., ·-· ·""'• '~:·.,, \ · •1 · ~ or MARCH bo- T~-j~~:~~ flml; Mar. ~. 1 - Chari eleeted-prto. .. w. Rid- Ita 118W ldent and of l'ldtena Mar. 18 · !'!'*;::uo"::w.~~·: J! teaChOtl died., . MaJ-.'' ~ - 'cenllructlilh work o1 "'-'• ~alns.cheotu Woter f!y.- '!'ill besln !• April. Mar. 4- Pfc. Larry A. Vauce, HmiiiOiirille, awarded certlflcote .,. ac:hlovement for service In Wlotnam. Vlrfl{l AlklnJ, Her· reelected to f!v<i yNr term \in Meigs CooJnV iloord o1 ~ further •• Local •Sc:hool .D14tri<l , ~ ·' . Mar• 19 Wtllotu l'Qat Ita· nual. I"'1V' with Mrtbtlay Roadl, Ohio:. \Tnivenlty,. or. Three men tried to elderly ¥01p .wotDII1 over a ne~ r1-ru., atlem)lt. · · Mar. 20 .~ Heoltb. of EG!catloo . Mar. 5 - Clooing o1 Obotet.- hl8h o<bool In ric wiD& at Voterano Nemorlal per throe llooQdtal _,ced. . hl8h ID Mar 6 - Roo Mc:llode D&DI• Mar. 22 1 ed ' tir~lldent ~ MeiP Jayc:eeo. band of Charles Yeaao . Mar.''it - Ted ~eed reeled- perlocl rattnc In ~eel Dlatrta aialr111ui'bl ~ · !fetUVal •· ~ ""' •'!' ·:"i ~GIIlta..Melilt'ftoi, IICiOO!'DlstrJ,ct. · ' ' Mlr. 24, ~ 11obert II> Mar. 8 - Vllldalo wreckeil'a .DIDIOd. new poator ol ,,, . Racl!le Rev. White to A- Give Messages s. o. ~-tho ~L"':·~·";b~=~ ·- . .. . =·.. coun- ·car =··~ Robbie J•-·•~: lema 1!011"'1he Tests Suggest Murder ....... . ... ..... com-. . v. 49-34, at till close of tho . ' tltlrd porlod. . ' , ·Jo~ Tyo, (I.! .O"!'homoreo •as prllllaril¥ for MOts• •~'11! "" with Colch .Charles McAfee' a Bull&lop 1101rly tllr.. perloda.. \ · · T;>o'o three ReJ4goolotllld 12 of 13 ·cliUIQ< tu11es !01' a toW of 18 markers came ... el&llt of '"""""'llile elght tou} to drcp tho Marouden Stewor~ .... 'I¥ ,........ .,...,_id "You'll Like . 992-5342 2 Doii'Git. • • • •\3 2% .3'1'1 " 0 3 o • 0 45 cadll~ld111110bUe ·Pomeroy, AK ~ -~\.;~ :: uCL ' ans as B ,. d Co .· o.. ·, ay clllm of an lnoperlenc:ed team polntiDc out the Buekoyal hid 28 lettehldrm1•3n_ this ..... whne hll teom ol.to' ts : ..~s::..~~ ...co:hth~_ ~ ·ournamen n tho _ . HENO~RSON, !MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,., , Roses omclalo .lll..,...S IJSC 64 tO 511. ' W. VA •. KANAUGA, 0: • By United Preso hUrMI!oMI UCLA and Kanaao celebrated lllltressiw tournament victories today whUe Duquesne and I &Stile IIU'nd h a n & o v e r s caused by their tlrat losna ot the collop buketllall-oon. hi I UCLA IUid Kaneao won g n tournament flnals-lbe defl IBtioralti l.v-llrot.-ranked BruiDI .. ng St. John'• 74-5& to win the Holiday Feollval TGurnall1enl In Now York and lbe slxti>-ranked ~ ·~ .-o; iWst 5 ;~l.·t:= NEW Y.EAR'S DAY liMY' I , ~.-DI C OSED March.U-~:~::: ramahln, ' . -ent "" 29 .zse It l'IIIW .in;lk. 11111 T....,....'!'¢ at • But prevl~ Dotquesne, No. 11, and LaSalle, No. 16, ll!lffered looaol In lbe llnala of tourallll8nta wllleh they entered conlldont o1 ilq)rovlng Ibelr ..UoMI ruld- LoulolallO State dow Dod ~ni 94-91 ID the tltlo game of lbe AllCollep To1lrltllt10t1l at Oklahoma Cl~ and Scuth COrolllB ~ .1.a5allo 62>49 ID the dwlq>lotulhip game of tllo Quokor TOUI'nimont II Philida!· ~~ In hi Lew Ald.- wu • phi&. New York bet .......t 30 poll1U and dolm 22 r - In pacq llCLA to Ito 24th ......,UUve vld<JQ owr I period. UCLA led St. - ·tw-- seconb later, WashlDKtOR's Gary lArsen banked in a ~we-toot hook shot to put his Thirteen :;;Hy.;.U,;;nl;,ted-.P·re·s·.·--I'IB-tl·ooalEast w. L. Pet. GB Mlnneoota .... 20 10 .667 Kentucky , • • •H 17 , 41;2 S'h Miami • • • • • .13 17 •433 7 Indiana ••••• 14 19 .424 'l'h New York. • , .10 20 .:133 10 LOOK WANt SOMif' 0. K. No (IIOI~Wik, Just pbolle . CITY LOAN · club ahoed to stay, 61).59. While the Buekeyos were dei(>Ol'lltely trylrw to get the ball In tho doting seemds, Georp Irvine and Pal Wookc:ool< added wid&- w··~- ~..PeL JGIID'a 1>7 only 3147otlalltlll1e but b7 that lima Alclndol' hid IIMID ooalpod tiD prd him lbe •lion's 'nrst college to win 1,000 basketball games. Pete Marovich tied an All· cord 0 f &3 College one-game ro OIDO !UGH SCHOOL pointS and set 1 tournament BASKETBALL RESULTS tllreo-samo mork of 138 In By llnited Pren lnteTDitlonal leadliW L5U to 111 q~aot of Marlon Hardl111 49 Lorain SeDflu<lueone. tor 44 John Roche, tho 11111Jlim0Us sandusky 81 Loroin Mmlral King aaleetlon as tho Quall8r Tour· 3 25 - · • MVP • .......t polllto 53 Elgin 50 In South Carolb•'a q~set ol Ploeaant VIew .61 Reynoldsburg 1A15alle. South carotlla. which 50 hid four IClP._.,.. in the Westerville G6 (Jahaallll6$ lln8ut> and hod Ill live otarters Whlteba11 SB'Doiaware 75 the distance for lbe ....,.,..t . Worthllllton Mt. ve111011 49 straight pme, led 3 ~ 11 U 34 ~·~-· and newr let LaSalle London G6 Marysvl e -1 Bulay 75 lillfflln u get closer t ... three points n Grow CIIJ ~~ Grandvl.., 47 lbe M<ond half. Gro._rt 63 HWiard 60 IJn&On ~ Columbel Wehrle 81 Llbe•V' UnClalolc II P , loD 48 Jim Hem-y's 2 ~ lleld goo! Groovllle 6$ Ueldrw Valley 57 wllll two socoodo loll produced - t h 67 Lairewood 51 111 8tl-78 trll&Uh, owr Wa~ Joh-n 56 Northridge 56 Ko~ so n w:a.:: :: ......._ an.r- games, .a-aota " ·trust ' Our · "'.... , lnndlnl B!.-1... tal!, .niL, &llio·& SCORES 11o11or "'""' 12t1Hanked New Muleo 81-110 In overtime, difeatod Detroit 85Ohio $tale 80, Waoh1111ton .H-69, Loulavlllo aeored onSG-73 _ , - cmr North Teal State 11111 vande11>tlt over...., North CUollna State 61H&. ·'· ·... wtlii.f...-.,--. lntl t a - GB <Ommlnd 1n tho OaldlllllL , • , .27 5 .844 ieeond hall The Bruins cpenod Deover •• , • .19 11 .633 7 a lll>polnt margin and led by u Dallaa . • • • ,13. 13 • 500 11 many as 23 l)Olnt8 the rest of New orleana. ,15 16 .484 Ulh Los AJweies •• 12 16 ,429 13 ~Kw:~· a a s scored its 1otl1 Houston ••• • .1 20 .%59 17'-h ............. s Resultl straight victor)' and won ..a..un:: ,__,......., 1 th ·~·-m, Eight Tournament or e ~-·- 110 Kentuc~ .., 93 llllh time In seven years with Loa ~eo 97 Dallas 95 Oklahoma (Only a -~·• scl1odulec0 . -10 easy win over State. va.. Rd>lach, s 6-9 'l)iosday's GatnOB sophomore, scored 22 points as •Kentucky at Minnesota Kanl&s u<OYOd to within ftvo Now York allndlam victories 0 , lla goo! to beo<lme (Only pmeo schedol.ecO or....,.. In aon-touraament tiU'''Jddl Jl,_ ;fuck!y - CIQ College Seores ••en• Ito ICIJJtaf• Sltutdl1 ,..aet In fOul I1'<NIIe and lbe BruiDI · !liD= · - t e d Western Ke6tueky ?S-72 and Ioiii beat Houatan _.,to advance to the final• of the Sugar - 1 T()Ul'l1llllenl at New . · ·ll\dtO "" -e~ ',..,.., _u,. 011 oplnst usc. The lrl•h held Slmpaoo to n · yards on tho and much more e-leacecl than his algnaj-callera. McKay pol- out tho Buekeyeo llave three fine r~I1J quarterbac:ks ID Kern, Roo lllacleJowokl and - 0b1o wltll I I I _ . w!l>I 7·1 nioeJr\1, lbe. ..,...,.. will have to pi$ West w. L. Pet. GB ,.. 11111 !'focea lbey loft scattered Loa~ •• zs 11. •ns Ill I(Vtr .St. John - · )lmlat IIIBtJt. ' ', . I •••• ,21 15 .195 5 1 Upotart Woohlnlton the Chi- ..•• 17 23 .421 11 h san Jlietlo ••• 16 22 .421 ll'h Bucklfoo 85-59; In 0\1101' game&, ToiOdo 'blu~ san Fnn. •.• ia 23 .uo 12 ed ~ FnDcla<:o state 97~8; saeUie ••••• It 28 · .333 15\'z Green dN>bed Jlort-. Pboenlx •• , , 8 30 .2ll 19\'z _,til 8W3; Baldwln-WIIloee Monday'' Results ChiCISO 103 san Francloco 97 outcunned Cleveland State 81167; Norlbem Winola nipped Seattle 120 Phoenix 118 Los ADIOieo 131 san Dleao 126 Kent State 52-51. Oni.J three games are on tiP (Qj) t<ri&bto once - beaten Daytoo (Only games acbeduledl (8-1) lo at St. Louis, Ohio U. TueadiY~• Games (3..1) entertalas MaeMurro Clnclmatl at Boston wblle Bluatoo concludes its philadelphia at Mllwoul!oe twocame series at Bethel. Kan. Baltimore at New York Qhlo State was anything but Detroit at Loo A~We~e• shatp optnat Washlngtoo which (Only games schedolecO had 1 4-4 record prior to lte UPeJIP8Cleef victory. Ohio state scored four straight points within an 11· u ll 1eeond span on t.sketa by Crail Barclay and llormy Meadora to grab a S!h'j8 lead with 1:52 to play' o - . - . .•• u est bock, Purdue's LerQY Rayes ani Hayea has iDdJ.Wed he bu drawn on Notre Dllme11 atrat.- ~1..0"f' Our QlWity Way of Dojng Bu.oln... . .Pt. Pleao· •t:: . T~res. 34,000 KARR & VANZAND~ "'O~}~q . ant, John Wiley, Belle, W. Va.; ~ef!. New Yodl. •• ,%4 IT ' .~,' I ' t:M BW Lon8. ' The rival c:oaches met today at the aMuil KlckoU Luaeheon In Pasadenl . Civic Auditorium -~r 1 coo!liiritatlon Monlay at uiUIII" lbo Sculhern Call- F~ Writers meetinlo The writers b)' a wte o13:1-12 picked Ohio State to wiD al- 2 Door V8, Power Steering, Auto. T r~ns. Rad1o. " Mn. Lom Campbell arid dilllgh. ' ter, Gallipolis Ferry, · BIRI11S: )lr, and Mr"- ~­ leo' Lqomto, Pl. . Pfel!~""- i~ daughter; ·Mr; and l&a.Doustaoil · lloJgg, HendorJon, · a diUght:er. ·· · I The Buckoyas domoostnted their ablll~ In ltAWIDI Simpson's tap. <:ltallenpr as fino- llayeo olOI McKay were In oo tile ~of an -nding ~k and ' oowlmus (liPll - J. IIIII Till -~·.,.~on Clao...U. ••• Zl If .100 t 7 AIMna. , •••• 15 26 49 68-88 65 BUICK SKYl-ARK .................. $1~5 . BERRY'S WORLD ant; Mono &!tot• White with Blue vinyl Int. New w-s•'!f Milos. Real Shorp. UJtlblji. PUII - u - 1 }".oat Metal' ~·~ Ill~• .t le It PASADENA, Callt (UPI) The Bucke>es remained a Only light limbering q~ oxer- steady tJU,oe1)olnt favorite 1D clses were on tap today for defeat the Trojans in the closed Ohio State and the Unlvenity contest between tl1e cltampiona of Southern California ao they of tho Big Ten and the Paclftcawalted their batUe 1n the Rose 8 Conference. BcMI on New Year's Day to deOhio state doted the regular termlne the nation's football su- · season by gainille the No. 1' premac:y. ranking ln the nation as • re-Followlrw the light workout, suit of usc being tied b)' Nnll'O Coach Woody Hayes will lead Dame. In their final game. his Buckeyes to the passionist Aside fr(ID other ractora, the Fathen' Retreat ln nearby Sier- Buckeyes are eager to retain ra Madre ror a quiet New tlwlt rankiJ:SB without a blemlBh. "Year's Ew. The key to the sune was ex.. Tho Trojans lave been quor• paeted to be whether the Bucktered at a Lot Angeles hotel eyea can stqJ Heiaman TrophJ since the day after Christmas winner O. J; Sln1)aon who has aOO will remai.D there untn it been balled by Hayes aa the is time to tnvel to the Rose greatest rw1llq: back in the Bowl WediM1sday. ration. conllnue.!: conclusive. Jlr W, L. Pet. GB PTS Baltbll<>n , ...21 9 • 7i7 u l'hlllldelpt4a. • 21 10 •nt : a - · ..... 2111 .ee? 4 Meigs coNI8cted only 27 por s. Clure, Leon; Ja~ Bland, ·cnf.. tOili Dwayne Platts, pt, Pleas- ., · · · Atheru -.Bos 1uerg,._ . &ore _-~ Nation's Grid Supremacy Will Be Decided In Rose Bowl Tilt reu.., .loiMiV, lnlo!Nd _wllen atril~ ~ a CfU'· Damageo oet Yeager and Mrs. Lucy Cullen, both ol Letart. Both have reeelved 10 year leadership certificates from tile state, and Mrs. Rood has her 15 year leadership certificate. The club recently hold Its Chris-• party with apJiroxlmate4' 75 attending at the l.l>t>Or Flats Communi!)' Bulldlt11> Following caroling, the group returned to tbe community building where games were playtd, gifts excha~. and l'efresJmer:U servea. Mrs. Rood's community inteNst doesn't stolf With 4-H members, she also is inter~sted In their meeting _place. The Upper }Jata Community Buildirw: was recently· reno~ted. Being 1 member of the North Mason ORY (Older Rural Youth>, she, along with other ORY members, 4..H parents, officers a~ Others, pitched In witb floanclal support earned Crom. 4-fl and ORY resUvals and had old windows replaced and put in panelb~, aDd a basement. Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Lois Newberry and Mrs. Grace Brown macie new dnperles. Offit:ers or the ORY are Tommy Fry, preside•; Marguerite Mace, vice president; WoodJ' Mace, secreta.ry; Alberta Fry, treaaurer. The next proposed project ot the gi'C:q)ia the seeding the lawn at the commonlzy bulldlng. bOII!od, Ia the &eCOIMI 17·17 11114WIY tlu'ouih jlw Alholl.l came .U ve ID trod!- quarte~oj)d extending hlo per- God period, n..u; -eel Ill a Ucnl •l)'!o wlthSOphcmOre Mark fJ>Cl otrl?! !<> Dine In tbo third 52-3f ......... ChiP lliciiJV lod Swut, 1-2 eenter, pocing the ot.- stonza before llnllly mlsal,._ MO..o Witli nlao. SOVenl of U,. wk IIi hlttlrw four Cooeecutlve ' Joe . . Ml"f••. ~ senior for ~· Mariuder• lit Olllallout boc:kola and Don Wlckerbam ooe Mella, 'folloi'ed Tyo In ocorlng 0110 quorter of till "" ti10)' beiON the M&n\XIers oou1d score wilh sewn point• aDd Je« Wer- cou14 •• action. in thil tvlii;J 'apin. ry and BUI Hensler, who playecl cOllie st. :;\Iter Mella had hlt .the ne~, abi:Mt llf2 quarters, each got six.. Tam w.,.r, 5-9 - d , be&On ll,yera fou!ed out In tho third ' ' . l II)' <ltiiJ't!lrl ' o hot - • and alao o,nk four quarter. MOllO' ·· ••••• 9 It 3f ta-45 £ !', Tw!J'-:~r lllllled ~ T....,..i,. o1 America tor 1967. made progress in concentratlrw ita youth program malniy toward lnfiltratloo of SDS, Hoover Slid A..m e r i c a's steppocl-<e> military. commitment in 1968 'caused 11 dralt law violations and deserter..fu,gi.Uve cype investigations. to increase considerably." More than 11..@_00 deserter-fugitives were apprehended during 1968, an increase of some 3600 over 1967. he reportod. ind the acofe Was 27-27. . UIA!l..ot: .... .. of !II tlio tltlrd perkld hid elai>oed ~~ ., , 1011 . CMeh Carl W.olte'• MarauderS ·~!" ,allbo heolo of the I<Joill jJoWilop until all.or two mlnuteo :l'.' trlc co; j)lljtt. helfllmti'OO!Io!>o- · lbelr llfth otralght caco t}le ~948-69 - - .. ?·~'. ' ' f'Ob. '21 - Am Progressive Labor Party,. haS· leaders -w.- ed to. tf-45 4ofeaUt lbo llandl cit ~.oat Atheno MCnlay <1ISht In PT. PLEASANT _ Anoa Me. coy, 93, died Sunday after a linchurch. bplllleso Chorch of Chrlilt. • gering Hlness at the home or llama. ThurDWl; Ull Louise The Kiddie !l1op _ opell6d Mar. 26- .CIIarleo Wlnolhl Holzer Modli:al Center, First Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rossi wlth ner electecl lifO- of Avo, VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 C1111111J011, llldwell; Leah Dawn In Mllldieport. whom sne resldod tho past eignt Hart, Rt. 2 Pt. Plellllll; Mrs. Mal'. 9 Louli Reibel, Polilport ilcJjla' ·Ba!llball Iague. p.m. Parents only 011 Pediatric• years. Hercy A, Reltmlre, Hertford; eroy, oldell Uvlng dipoattor, Mar. 27 - ,Wela Walker, Ward. She was a rormer BurtaloresiMin Sandra RoyDI\IJ!I; l't. turned tlliHit'll ~ o1 oarib ~ ~ ll!>llent. was Admlssi!JIIs dent aOO a member of tile SulfaPT, PLEASANT - In the JU. MrL Ocles11 Myers, 1~14 Pleasanl; Charles F. BueldO, l't. at a ~Jd)!4\"l'l•i for the """ .. ~ dlamptoo "' Melp · · lo Unltod Methodist Church and neas ol Rev. "Charles Frum, now Second Ave.; Mrs. Delford L. Plea•••· Lee Ann Black, Hen- Fartn81'8 Blilk and SOVInP Co. · •u.i•' •• .••••• were · -~ building. _,, ... - p,..~ a patient in Pleasant Valley Hos- Ellyson, 460 First Ave.; DonFarm Woman's Club. Surviving her is one foster pital, Rev. Norville White, ot Raelncla K. !oluoaer, Rt. Mlr. IP - 11obert v. Weotb- w ald C, Shoemaker. '11nlrm.an; doriOO; 4 "'"""1'0)1; Sherrie ,l ~tir, ~..ncan son, Louis Rossi, Pt. Pleasant. st. Paul's United Methodist. Pomeroy; Mrl. Edwin L. $tsJn, erm111, ' 'nipper a .l'lolno, killed . . . Mrs. Jonolngs Cremeens, Em:· F unera I ser vice will be he ld a t Church presented the morning 'lftn .~ ~eka star Rt.; · Kimberly 1). WU- m, ~-., w yo.• "- ' .-G. !nautoaccldent. 1\lar. 11 - Nlddleport :"'1\lai', 29 ~: ent 2 p.m. at the Buffalo Methodist and evening messages in Heights Golfee; Rt. 1 Wslerloo; M r •· eU ,~, ... --'-'ems of a 1••- B, F • ~ee,, atler over Church with the Rev. Charles S. Unltod Methodist COIU'ch S~. ,......,. ,.._ nl b PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPrl AL 911rl0)' Miller, ~L 1 Ook Hll1; . TbmJpson and the Rev. Larry Rev. Frum is mulergolng treatMra. 1lobert ·cilrulllero, F o r I sine """""' di8poAI - · - , ..., se ee woo Dec. 31, 1968 Greenwood officiating. Burial ment and rest ror an attack of ' Harold E. lion" piQJeCI ..-.1 flllanclal prob- lbe A• ..-.1 P. ADMITTED: JUry llayes, Mawill be in tbe Buffalo M~morlal Ou virus and is in roc:m 166. with wat8r the purchale ., i Park cemetery. TJ!e mid-Week prayer aM Bible son; Mrs. CflVles L<Jom.ia, Pt. · - - 01 • .._1 G. 8o Pleasant; Mrs. Loman Jones, Pt. lUI..lV&at •t all" • _.._ r ()hio'l men's15; was study services are the only ier~ sturr.W. Jr., Jack...,, Mar. 12 A •. Howell, Pleasant; Mrs. George C&111er, vices scheduled ror Heights this 1llrtbs 95, PI>-, Civil War and Rlv~ ion, the 1iJompot In history. Pt Pleasant; Dennis Williamson. week. The regular services wtll ' er hlitorlln, died at Malp Gen. sOuthside; Mrs. MyrUeSiyre, Pt. Mrs. Delfol'd Elly...,, 4611 be hold at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Pleasant; the Rey. Charles F~, Flrol AYO,, daughter, .3:.t a p.iD. eralllqopltal. and cholr members wUI pracPt. Plea san~; Stephanie Naylor, Monc!ay; Mrw. l!dw!n· L. !ltaiD, Mar. . 12 - Richard MartiD Uce atterwarcL The morning Bi..._ W V . 5:20 ··~ U -.ul OOIIcb' ·llt' . Hurricane; Sherman Graham, Lem, Loomis said neutron activa-" HANOVER, N. II. (UPI)- Dr. ble study will be held at 10 EAI!Iorn lllab· MDip I. o e a 'I on; Mrs. WWtlm .Arnold~ Pc.wn.e.. Uon tests this year on Hall•s p.m, )londay. Chauncey Locmis .Jr., a Dart-o'clock Thursday. Dlscll&raes Board of E41eatlon took otepo roy; Delbert Mc('artney, pt mouth COllege E~ish profes- hair and fingerrails '"show that Members Ot the Evangelism A. Allen, Linda AJ. to Jllace ....., tenths ~a jniU Cber7l Pleaaarit; WiUiam McGraw, Pt. sor whO ~~ writing the biography be reeei ved toxic amounts of committee are,..completlng plans len, Mlos Edaa CarJIUIII, Hacbel I~ .before voters. or explorer Charles F1"1ncis Hall, usenic-during the lasttwoweeks ror the mid-wtnt:er revival aer.. Pleasant; Tammy Wallace, GaJ.. Mar. I t - The oearejllorvlelll>olls; William - · · Gal- A. coon, )fra. Vlrldl K. Croas. claimed Monday Hall was mur- of his life,.. The tests were viee to be held in two weeks. Todd D, Fry, Michael G, God- tlmo o1 t!1e Silver Brldtlo dja.. lipolis Ferryj Mr1. J)Wglas made by the Toronto Center tor dered by arseniC polson while The evangeUst wUI be tho Rev. Bugg, Hendorooil; ljrs. w. S. wiD, lllro. Jomea E. Hardyman, · yter . two n»n .bodon an expedition to the North Forensic Sciences on samples ~ndd WUIIs, of Huntington. BUiups, Pt. Pleasant; Terry Junes E. JordOn, James Oller, las found- B\lrllnaton· ·' • , taken £rom Hall's body. Pole 97 yean ago. Plantz, Gallipollo Ferry; Homer Mrs. Bolfe A. Lee. and lnflnt., li~» "" ~ 01110 Loomis, In a statement, said,----------------------~ Derenbergei', HeQIIerson. .ICJii. ' . ,. ' ~ . ' , ~ that new medical evidence h,.. , . , show and Ale at .Rock 8pioiJIP DISCHARGED: loire; Robert dlcated Hall was poisoned 1-n Falr(I1'0UDda. Tho Be. it 1'liotu Co. Greer. ·P t. Pleasant; Charl.o tte . '.· North G""'nlancl while trying to Rice, Pt. Plei.sant; Mrs. Leola reach tbe North Pole. He said Pritt, Pt. Pleasant; Dreuna tho poisoning took place aboard Hayes, New HIVea; Y~ Ed- ' a ship torn by ·~extreme teD· wards, Henderson; Charles slons.'' Oshel, Pt. Pleafi:Bnt; Clarla· la ; Loomis went to Greenlard this Prlce, New HaW!Df Vickie . EJ'.." summer and had the eJII)lorer's rett, Pt. Pleasant; ,Gll4ys Sl)'re, bolfy exhumed from 1 des9Iate Letart, Mrs. Galilo Thtonton, grave. An autopsy waa performed Robertsburg; M r ,s. John Me-i ·· there by Dr. Franklin Paddock of Pittsfield, Mass., but WIS in-- Oies in t'ar West don R. &.....; lola..., ~ . MeCoy & lnpbOri ' McCoy v~•. lfll&pltll, cl>& PIN. V.Uey Etmuo . I. Ellzal>eth F. DoVIUIII; ••• lloapltal vo. Erma .111110 ZUI· L 11«>o1<o .&nlth va. Pt. !'leu· & .ialllel 4'00• Cl-o;.Julktimi!{Owtl pan Charloo!L Zuapon; Sean 1!J1t ROII\&W' & )l'&l'l'tjl E. WeaR-ck ·& Company vs. Freda vor; Lootu G. Bqnej:Utler ••· n. Tbomao AilaD> l!rowa; W, 'Ill· ~ling; James M. Armo>ry, lldlll. Robert S. Br....,r; Cndlt Dur- KJni .••• DOullial ~- 11011.&, ol theeltatAI oiDorapon&l~t dec. eau of l't. Plea58111, Asalgne6 o1 erJl' ContractOr, Lawrel.. 'G, of lbe e . . . «!'lill· vs. Banard Uowelbn Al....,_ MaiOO County lloapltal va. Bo!l- llohr, lie~107•.dee. ••· JIMder; Mary Margaret · Rllrle ole Loul&e McCort.Y;,! l,allasRld!· tips ot ala; · Vllit ·;JWI & Heber Ill f f le ••· lklr· ard & JQ41! Lou!.. Varllll ,._ Union ~·~ iwn. ley II. Pearaoo; Charlea Ill. Jesoo DaYts I. Donal~ E. 1 ~ rederil Taylor vs. Mlnnehoma. lD.suranee lock; Atlanta Metalllc , CUJ;:et llam L, 'lborltlal. · SDS Determined to Wreck U.S. violation; Robert Clarenee ReckWASIIINGTON (UPI)- Tno ard. traffic violation; Cllarles basi c objective or Students for a Neal, IIOil - sQPPOrt; Kenneth Democratic Society (SDs), the Kimes, violation ol zoning ordi- core of the New Left move.. nance. ment, is. "To .completely destroy Separate Malnt.....,.,, Carrie our form of government," FBI K. Nibert vs. Robert Gene Ni- Director J. Edgar Hoover said bert; FJizabeth McConihay vs. today. William Howard Me~; CarHe reported a marked inrie Mae Pearson vs. MUton Cla.,y crease in recent months in Pearson; Jannetta L. Cottrill vs. bombir.ga and burnings or public ) anny Ray Cottrill. buildings and other acts of Civil Appeals: Appalachian terrorism, with selective service Power Cc, vs. WUliam R. Brum- boards and Navy and Arml;. field; Gary Grittith 1 dba Cmtinental Const. Co. vs. Delbert Gates, et ala. Child Custooy: Visitation Rights - ltz Y&. The Balll..,n & Ohio R.Uroacl Co. ; John & Sandra Conrad vs. Gilbert &nlth - Ray Jacobs; Gl'l'IOI'l' Hall va. KeDneth N. !ilow; Georgia F~ vs. e-re Charles ~ & Jo Am Sommer; Owen Utcbtteld ~""-~ b)' ....W.n& at '• ' PANELING VALU.ES ·~ . .. AMBERTONl s 60 4x8 SHEET 4." VIRGINIA LAUAN ____ 4x8 sheet NATURAL BIRCH----Ax8 shHt 6.25 NAILS TO MATCH llogg & Zuspa1 Materials Co. . 773-5554 MASON, W. Ath;;ea=o~6:8:M:et:g:a:45:~--~~==;;:=~~~==:~=.:::.::=::: ...__ That ·... _ For You! .... ......, • BETTER BRANDS- BETTER SELECTION - MORE LOW PRICES HAPPY -- NEW YEAR!•. heat to CITY ICE AND·FUEL CO. �.J. ' - -·----i- ... -·· I '• ' ' ' ' '-·. 'i ' ' • . < < I 'I<· t:' . ' ·. ' A ' I " • , r ' - . -( r •· · ~ ,. ' ._ ' . ~. ..... • .,. . ~ .• • ' ,! 'I ' ' .. ! .· T, ' (. J ' their nallle, iddresses a~d ' . . ~~~~··· -·>;>.;:·~w.<:.. ~1tf4~·::.~;.;.·~..;.-;.:.·.·-;x.-···;.o;.·· ··· ·:;:·.-.-.·~· - · · · . . ~' " ' . __ ·!·'-··-·~·"«:. : ·- ·~~ -· ' ' < <i:!l.« ' ··', - _ . ' I _. hRt:tn...,.v.t • .u .... I,..~' .,.HA# CJ:I&8s8~ltYUOlWMWWi··--rr~-~»m,:e' :. L .. . . , . .,[[ ! . S «BSmU ' . ~ . ' . I I .J . •.. l79 E. MAIN «" ... .. • ~~ -.~ " o/fJ c::lfy FROM THE ·OUR GIFT IOlHE AREA'S FIRST THE FATHER OF 1969.'s FIRST BAIY . AN EVENft.O DISPOSABLE WILL RECEIVE AN ._ ARROW SH -RY SET DRY 10 l•s. . COIN-OP-TYPE 1969 REIQJtiNG "MISS" or "MRY · · ,_ A ' " SERfiCI . ;:tc ~· _,. ...- ' 'lj< • ',;. .' ,. ' ,., . . {, ' . A PAIR , ~ Meal To the Mother -. · Parrot Bilby ·s -· FROM · HAlTlE· Y 'S SHOE POMEROY, O. 'I OF 1969'S FIRST BABY ROW'S S.JEAK POMEROY, 0. " ;:; . ~ -~ : 59 N. Second - . .:; ·. BABY:· - . EMt ., · • FROM ... • .' ....., ~ ;: FOR , .l FIRST ' . ·- .\ - , ·- BABY OF 69 · - . WITH A ,. . • _. - P . · Of , '·, -B:ABY ··~· : -8UNTING '· ·. ,·· _.. ·· -~..oalaov, o:· ' ' ' j . ' ·m~ . , ·L . ),1 . . FOR THE FIRST BAIYS MEALS OUR GIFt A DAVY CROCII11 . ' A ~- POMEROY, 0. ., WE PIESENT THE FIRST ·. THE FIRST . ARRIVAL OF . 1969 •' ' , • 'i' MRS. MILLARD VAN-METER POMEROY . ,. ;! OF THE FIRST BABY OF ~- ; ". ·./ IS OUR·GI FT - . - . New:· · ctath _ A .BABY PLANTER eroy Flower Shop OUR Gin TO FATitiR ~ ..... TJ, "IL ~ or "MISS" 'DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT, 0. TO T"E . • .... unu _ AS2. 98 GIFT OF BABY CLOTHINGI ' . SHIRT' .. Fot•es~ FIRST Of '69 OUR GIFT FOODLANb or BARGliNLAND . · -~I Ht BABY TINY'S · - OUR .Gift:~F 4. . ' OF THE NEW YEAR $10.00 GI5-TCERTIFICATE . TO BE USED.AT 1969,'s FIRST ' . IABY · WILL ..CEIYE j, White Wash 'n' Wear TO PRESERVE ' ' TO THE FIRST BABY THE FAMILI~t!~ OF THE , FIRST BABY WILL UCEIVE A IA.Y . OF THE NEW YEAR WILL RECEIVE ____ _ CUT ·F THE ROYAL HISTORY OF ,, , · Gin . FOR THE FIRST BABY A OUR GIFT . OUR . , (.•n WILL BE A BEAUTIFUl . HOME OF ARROW SIIIRTS POMEROY, 0. -~· I . SAVINGS ACCOUNt . AGIFT OF THE : POMEROY, 0. MIDDLEPORT : . ' MIPDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY THE '19691A8Y . Will BE A \>$3.00 BEAR MOORE'S . ' J . : -COURT ST. OURrGIJ,t.JQ;, -;; THE . ftiiS · FIRST BABY Will BE GIFTED WITH A s 10.00 SAY ACCOUNT Citizens National Bank 0. ·. POMEROY, 0. : · ' $10.'00 $ 5.00 :-5 GALLONS.OF · ARRIVAL OF 1969 BY GIFT CERTIFICA GASOLINE FROM . . GOESSLER'S JEWELRY I I Lou's Ashland Service. · STORE . VllLAGNitARM $5.00 PURCHASE OF ., . r -- ---~- ------------------, _ TO WHOM IT MAY COHCERM: I PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR A FREE doctilr's report, to the .Dally' Sentinel not . FOR THE FUTURE OF '69 FIRST :. BAIY GIFT FOR THE FIRST FAMILY 1 ; FOR MEIGS COUNTY ' 'FIRST ARRIVAL OF lft9 OUR . . GIFT IS PRESENTED TO THE FIRST MIDDLEPORT • POM.EROY - . ';, '. . ' ~ A SILVER . FEEDING SPOON-- OUR GIFT TO THE FAMILY OF 1969'S FIRST . lat. than Jan. 1, 1969. _ · : RRSt IAiY WON. , . . - FIRST BABY OlaTS pRIZES OALOR£1 - ' . ' . . · Llstetl on~ this _,a~ and faclne paee •e elrts ofr~ed bj ·1~1 ~~~i· . . ts:_ that -~ .to tli~flrst babj b;,. of Melts CoUnty P.eni~..P~~" ·: RRST IAIY ~'- ,. ents'Of.dlll•en born after mldnleht, Dec. 31, 196f, are iiked to_stnd · ' ... . ··vo·fJR.B·~Jr ·c;oU[D :BI;~~~J~> ..Y~S, . ·CO.U·.NI¥1,·: · ' • I ', .' . . ' .. ·~ · CHILDRfNS SHOES 3 PC. DINNER SET· .. .· ·.• uerltet thte -_ ·· - ··· RUTLA·ND FURN·Il - ' . ' - ' " . \ ' ' ;,., .' . -~~·(l,. J:~ ~ •• ' ' ' ·1~~- ' •. • . ·~ \ ' . ' ·;. . ' ~-. . ':\ . ' -·-· ,.ti·· . • :·_ J ' .,. > ' . .• ', ' . • . :: • ARNOLO GRAT~ THE . ' -~. . · Of ·>·· ' 1969's flllt'. IAIY .. . . " --~ \ ' �.J. ' - -·----i- ... -·· I '• ' ' ' ' '-·. 'i ' ' • . < < I 'I<· t:' . ' ·. ' A ' I " • , r ' - . -( r •· · ~ ,. ' ._ ' . ~. ..... • .,. . ~ .• • ' ,! 'I ' ' .. ! .· T, ' (. J ' their nallle, iddresses a~d ' . . ~~~~··· -·>;>.;:·~w.<:.. ~1tf4~·::.~;.;.·~..;.-;.:.·.·-;x.-···;.o;.·· ··· ·:;:·.-.-.·~· - · · · . . ~' " ' . __ ·!·'-··-·~·"«:. : ·- ·~~ -· ' ' < <i:!l.« ' ··', - _ . ' I _. hRt:tn...,.v.t • .u .... I,..~' .,.HA# CJ:I&8s8~ltYUOlWMWWi··--rr~-~»m,:e' :. L .. . . , . .,[[ ! . S «BSmU ' . ~ . ' . I I .J . •.. l79 E. MAIN «" ... .. • ~~ -.~ " o/fJ c::lfy FROM THE ·OUR GIFT IOlHE AREA'S FIRST THE FATHER OF 1969.'s FIRST BAIY . AN EVENft.O DISPOSABLE WILL RECEIVE AN ._ ARROW SH -RY SET DRY 10 l•s. . COIN-OP-TYPE 1969 REIQJtiNG "MISS" or "MRY · · ,_ A ' " SERfiCI . ;:tc ~· _,. ...- ' 'lj< • ',;. .' ,. ' ,., . . {, ' . A PAIR , ~ Meal To the Mother -. · Parrot Bilby ·s -· FROM · HAlTlE· Y 'S SHOE POMEROY, O. 'I OF 1969'S FIRST BABY ROW'S S.JEAK POMEROY, 0. " ;:; . ~ -~ : 59 N. Second - . .:; ·. BABY:· - . EMt ., · • FROM ... • .' ....., ~ ;: FOR , .l FIRST ' . ·- .\ - , ·- BABY OF 69 · - . WITH A ,. . • _. - P . · Of , '·, -B:ABY ··~· : -8UNTING '· ·. ,·· _.. ·· -~..oalaov, o:· ' ' ' j . ' ·m~ . , ·L . ),1 . . FOR THE FIRST BAIYS MEALS OUR GIFt A DAVY CROCII11 . ' A ~- POMEROY, 0. ., WE PIESENT THE FIRST ·. THE FIRST . ARRIVAL OF . 1969 •' ' , • 'i' MRS. MILLARD VAN-METER POMEROY . ,. ;! OF THE FIRST BABY OF ~- ; ". ·./ IS OUR·GI FT - . - . New:· · ctath _ A .BABY PLANTER eroy Flower Shop OUR Gin TO FATitiR ~ ..... TJ, "IL ~ or "MISS" 'DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT, 0. TO T"E . • .... unu _ AS2. 98 GIFT OF BABY CLOTHINGI ' . SHIRT' .. Fot•es~ FIRST Of '69 OUR GIFT FOODLANb or BARGliNLAND . · -~I Ht BABY TINY'S · - OUR .Gift:~F 4. . ' OF THE NEW YEAR $10.00 GI5-TCERTIFICATE . TO BE USED.AT 1969,'s FIRST ' . IABY · WILL ..CEIYE j, White Wash 'n' Wear TO PRESERVE ' ' TO THE FIRST BABY THE FAMILI~t!~ OF THE , FIRST BABY WILL UCEIVE A IA.Y . OF THE NEW YEAR WILL RECEIVE ____ _ CUT ·F THE ROYAL HISTORY OF ,, , · Gin . FOR THE FIRST BABY A OUR GIFT . OUR . , (.•n WILL BE A BEAUTIFUl . HOME OF ARROW SIIIRTS POMEROY, 0. -~· I . SAVINGS ACCOUNt . AGIFT OF THE : POMEROY, 0. MIDDLEPORT : . ' MIPDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY THE '19691A8Y . Will BE A \>$3.00 BEAR MOORE'S . ' J . : -COURT ST. OURrGIJ,t.JQ;, -;; THE . ftiiS · FIRST BABY Will BE GIFTED WITH A s 10.00 SAY ACCOUNT Citizens National Bank 0. ·. POMEROY, 0. : · ' $10.'00 $ 5.00 :-5 GALLONS.OF · ARRIVAL OF 1969 BY GIFT CERTIFICA GASOLINE FROM . . GOESSLER'S JEWELRY I I Lou's Ashland Service. · STORE . VllLAGNitARM $5.00 PURCHASE OF ., . r -- ---~- ------------------, _ TO WHOM IT MAY COHCERM: I PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR A FREE doctilr's report, to the .Dally' Sentinel not . FOR THE FUTURE OF '69 FIRST :. BAIY GIFT FOR THE FIRST FAMILY 1 ; FOR MEIGS COUNTY ' 'FIRST ARRIVAL OF lft9 OUR . . GIFT IS PRESENTED TO THE FIRST MIDDLEPORT • POM.EROY - . ';, '. . ' ~ A SILVER . FEEDING SPOON-- OUR GIFT TO THE FAMILY OF 1969'S FIRST . lat. than Jan. 1, 1969. _ · : RRSt IAiY WON. , . . - FIRST BABY OlaTS pRIZES OALOR£1 - ' . ' . . · Llstetl on~ this _,a~ and faclne paee •e elrts ofr~ed bj ·1~1 ~~~i· . . ts:_ that -~ .to tli~flrst babj b;,. of Melts CoUnty P.eni~..P~~" ·: RRST IAIY ~'- ,. ents'Of.dlll•en born after mldnleht, Dec. 31, 196f, are iiked to_stnd · ' ... . ··vo·fJR.B·~Jr ·c;oU[D :BI;~~~J~> ..Y~S, . ·CO.U·.NI¥1,·: · ' • I ', .' . . ' .. ·~ · CHILDRfNS SHOES 3 PC. DINNER SET· .. .· ·.• uerltet thte -_ ·· - ··· RUTLA·ND FURN·Il - ' . ' - ' " . \ ' ' ;,., .' . -~~·(l,. J:~ ~ •• ' ' ' ·1~~- ' •. • . ·~ \ ' . ' ·;. . ' ~-. . ':\ . ' -·-· ,.ti·· . • :·_ J ' .,. > ' . .• ', ' . • . :: • ARNOLO GRAT~ THE . ' -~. . · Of ·>·· ' 1969's flllt'. IAIY .. . . " --~ \ ' �' I- , 0!0 Dllb ' - '-' - ~· !lo!J&l-.1{ 1'-<11'-Middloport, 0•• Tuol'doy, ~· 31, lHll Hayt~~ ~ls . \'oun~ 1 . re•,vte ~f ~tart Natiril · Basketball Alsoclation &o Ow pmea. .: 1be !.akers, who trailed 67-.59 at halfllme, pulled out lho 131· 126 OVertime triumPh at San Diego after tying the score at lli-119 in repl.atlon ·ume on John Egan's ftekl coal with nve seoonds left. WUt Chlmberlain q:iened the scoring tn the overtime period with 1 ti~tn and Jerry West boo&ted the L.aken' lead to five pointa with a ttu·ee--point play. Weat led ·the Llkers ,with 40 J;.llinta whlle Chamberlain had 25. Clem Hukins I!ICOred 20points to lead the Chicqo BuUa to a 103-97 triumph over. ... the San Francisco Warrior1 · &nc~ the Seattle SuperSonics beat the Phoenix Suns 120..118 In other pmes. The victory was ~ fourth was placed 1n the manger. The congregation sang, "S I I e n t ' Mr. and 1\(ios. 1:-:dwint Oleva. Iter ot llec'41kvUie and 11011, <;oraid ChevaUer, Manstielit, rfintt daughtor, MI-. and Ml'll. !loy lle<.'41, "When Obrill II Given lhe. local, were Surday gueUI here of Glory we llave a True Christ- thelr daught~r, Mr. and Mrs. GI.O ma,." The ('()l'tg(log•tloo ~~ane;·, "To God be the Glory." . York. Maine , is the oJdest A.Cterwards Santa pasaed out incorporated dty in t,he United States . lt received an glfti and a (Pllowlllhlpdimer was English ctlarte-r in Man.:h. held ln the social n;tOID· , Attending were Rc'V. Gerald 1&42. and was in~orporated under the name Georgeana. Sayre, Janice· and Sharon, Mr. and Mre. Vlreil Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert TbomP,JOI'I. Jenny and "Hark the Herald Anaela Sing." Scripture from L u k e wa1 rea(i, Sue leenhower read "What Child II Thia'?'' Older youth of the dlurch peesented the program entitled, "Glory Without God." Pauletta Randolph read. uHow the Ma,iotit.Y WUI Celebrate Christmas." A "Christ Honoring Christmas" wreath was made by the youth. As the youths apoke on the following subjects represented by leaves, these were placed oo the wreath. &lbjects were J e a u a, Pr~ers., Mullc, Gifts, Sharing, Heart, Bible readfn€, Pra,yer Wonhlp, and Pre...eminence. · Participants were J e n n y ence Adkins. Rita Mr. and Mrs. Marian Riggs . and (Jm:Uy of Logan, Leota Massar and son, Starling, ol ~stern · Local, and Mr. and Mrs. Thurtnan Babcock, Lorw Botlom, alii David Riggs, local, all were Sundl)' gues!s of Mr. and :Mrs.' Os- tdto Warriors. Rookie Art Harrta and Bob Rule scored 24 points each for the Sonics, who s111Pi*f a 10- pme Ioalng streak wtille J 1m Fox had 24 tor the Subs. . Keno Ridge ! News Notes · Racine Ful- Valu Market's MOITO: . CLOSE NEW YEAR'S EVE AT 6 PM r-----------------------------, teams seleded by the UPI coaches rating board with first place votes and season records ln parentheses: a. 4. Kentucky (6-ll 5. Santa Clara (9..0) • Mr. IIIII Mra.' Dale Morea and son of ~ringfleld, Ohio, visited over Sunday with Mra. Allee Dodoon. Mrs. Morea Ia tho daughter or Harold Dodson, ronneri.Y or this areL Friends and neighbor• exterd sympathy to the tamWes of Mrs. 6. Kansas (9 ..1) · 7. 8. 9. 10. lL 12. 13. 14. FUL-VALU BUYS- Points 350 243 238 227 162 107 VUlanova (t;-1) Illinois (9-0) Cincinnati (7.1) St. John's NY (S-1) D11Quesne (9-0) New Mexico (8.2) Detroit (10-IJ) Columbia (8-0) ,, rew day a with his mother, Mn. Alice Dodson. Mr. and Nro. Maynard Bohr 81 "The Store WJth A-Hart" Right re ..rved to limit quconliitloo 16 oz. lvs. We accept Fed. Food Prices Effective January 2-3-4 74 Open ••• Peas•••••••••• a cans >"• l IL ! I twin pack Penn Ch.np Permanent ! ' ANTI-F:REEZE 89'rj. l ' I · eallon can Du•ley's florist 59 Wh 1 29 ·COOL WHI • Good Valu ·Buys All 'fhru 1969 & Cat Food . . n Jo-BoBmt J Tomato Julce. ••••••••••3 :.:·· 1.00 Best Dot Feed Meal ••••••••••••• l~:·~.1.89 Candy Bars :-::~'~:·'"'"' . 10 .... 39" . ······~· ············ Pork & Beans••Sh;t:·•••••••••••• 2 :'..";.'!; 39C Ger.er's Ba•y Food••s.;~-~ ••••••• 2 ;... 23C · HUlon's ·Oyster S1ew•••••••••• 3 "" 1.00 . . ..... I ' l aallon 1 ~----------------~ 13 tans· $1' 69 quart container BAKERY Romes·Winesaps sp~ . 110l$UM ., '" 4 to 5 lb. Averaae Largo Goldoo Rip'o ' I Fresh Pork.Steak..••...:.;J.69 19 .~-.,········ . ......31b.l .._,59, , I <· ' • ! r 'OJI' ' ~ Fruh. Our .. T . ' Bananas. •••••• t~~. SJ Cab·ba ••••••••• ~~'~ , :0I Southom, SOII4 HOGda ' ,. . . Medium Yollow 2 lb._] pkg. . .- plrg. . ' . ' . ' ,. ... ' a.. 1,ao . we•• · ma;.;. ..a Arllv'•.':':·". Homemakers' 33 Girls of Is Entertained Troop481 Attend Party Arnolds are Hosts At Dinner Party Host At Holiday Dinner Catb)' S.wyera, Mellaal. ·~. REAL ESTATl·MUlUAL FUNDS . ' ' ,; OVER 100 Y£ARS OF SERVICE 992·2342 TIIBEE BAPIIZED LET AR':f - 'lhree persoas were baptized Dee. 13 by the Rev. Mra, Bernice Winkle• o1 the Letut United Melhodiat Church, 111iated by the R e v. Lowell Keeney ol tho Chrilt UDited Mtlhodlat Clwreb. Mro. Eleorma SmithJon IIIII Patrlchj Ellen Smilh8011 Parrlne ...... bojiUzed and became memllo<a of tho Letart Vnlted - . . Church. Alao receiving the holy sacra· ment ol baptlam waa MeMo 1bo 13th ~ ol JilffDarat .... ob....,od wltb • family part;y ..... by hll - · !lin.. BellY Darat, Mlddlf111011. Gueata were KeltbFrencb, Mr. and Mn. Cbulea Whitt.·, M r· •· Beulah Whi!A!, IIIII llllaa Ta- ...,.Wblle. Woara. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER LETART - loll'. and Mrl. Alva Luekerdoo of Lotort, W. dltoJ&Ider. ,r Cbriatmaa 4llmer aueota Gt Mr. and Mta. 'l'llomU Kelly ud cl>lldren, Jamtll IIIII , . _ , ...... Mrl. J. K. Smith 1!11'1 - - ' vln Kelly, Mlddlf111011, and - · ' aDd lira. VIDconlllabo, - ...... v L eatertalllod ncenll¥ with a pr.......... -party. Q>elto were Rev. and Mta. Poul Fortney . and family, ol New Hovan; . Mto. R. c. Kln8. llorMieroon, w, v•. , Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shim and family of Leon; to!<, IIIII IIra. Roaer Lloekell-. llllllin&lon. w. Va.; Mr. and' Mj-a, Lar1'1 Luck· 2-Hou·r Hollda¥ dinner ...... of ...... Jaeqoeline V_..,., alaie Var- eydoo,- Point ~ · w. VL llall• Y - wire Mf, IIIII .Mra. 11!11. J).hine Worliman, Cli!IV WorkBobert Billey and llollbr. """' - . . . : to!<. and Mrs. Joe Mon- man and G~ Glbba• . Fourth Birthday •uel and 110111, RicJne; Jib'. and "' Mti. ,Harrr Rooialll, )llddloport. Preeeded PDcrtm• and ·Mr. and lllro.' Leiria HudAn EngUsl1 colony was ••· Celebration Held tabllsbed 1n Massachusetu beICii, POmeJ'(QI'. ' · 'Mri. YOIIIII re..Wed a tale- rore tbe Mayflower made Us MASON ..,. Mila ·KrlltfDa TUepbqnt- ..... fi'Oln ~- .1011, Otbo, famous voya1e. In 11!112, Bartllolomew Goinold founded on' or Burbll\ll 01o1o ·Wiobllli her of wu hollorod ... Cuttyl11111k Island a colony kH ' ' ' . ' ' ber · ~ blllhda.J with • par• Marl'1 Qlrlalllial.• which. lasted only three weeks. ty at tho home .r her parot'U, to!<, IIIII illra. Ra7 'lUcker. fit.. DRY 0 EANIIG. SERVICE IUPON REQUEST! -"""'~-c~ - . . tho 1llrV '"' &lndljo, DeCIIIIboe 22, _ , tho foi!OIIinl: ---~---­ Wallie _ . _ ~ and Tod gllla. Soniltll glllo ..... ~ Tuoker, Normie aDd Lorio Lalld- Lawlalllll Uta-.,_ Alalotermltt, K8rin VanMatn, Jen'1 inll tile bolteta, ll<a. Ra7 'nldl· and Ra7 Tuckor,,-- llouah, er, with, oervlniiWC~ ~ - - BGnn1a wnu,.... The balotoe recolvocl IIWIY man Lauderlilllt, . Jin. Georp v..ua"- lira, llaYid WUIIama" . ' . SEE US ~ . APPLES fn$11 Callie Style to the publici idni!J"""' 7$ • PAINT1 •MAiiUlE ., FORMICA Y?·l\- ~. . ..... .............. - A playfel; 'l"'f ·' Tree," 'Iilii ,l)<e...-,.1 Ill' tbe dor ~ dt<ilh!od Jr... ~llh:. ' TIIIJR!IJAll ," , C'G11'11'11111 Ifill oiW .. (1I'IJIIary a.Tololnnol'tawere' menlo ol """~·· «dllail,PABr CHIEI'8,. ~ ,..... ·CI!rlatmal~;... ~ Kell¥, KimberlY aiod Kr)'otal tato c()jpa ..., koo•-.'lill_. ..,. p1e, P)1hlan libleia, ~ , lilra. Cil.rl lloiodi an6 . Wll*'r-r, 'iiorw and TIn a vod. Mr._ Burke, teacher, aDd dal' night at~ !lie homo <il'' lillaf /U~;· :tferce, Carrie ~ l.iOrt Guin· MVei'al.,motherl were al.O preJ.. Tholl!)& Grue"-. " ·" plto ai thellaul: lhor, K..- 1101-, 8 r u c e ent. . "Lar Co!ll:ill, llal)dr Pierce, Carrin h omo rr IIIII Jlarrln Bolli\, ll9IIIO! ifarle ¢1r•:le o( Fori Jac~· s. c" Hubbonl, ·~ Grei· Club . em lean trom the u. S. or'¥ Neaae. 'lbe~ADIJ·•Awl,)' and Mro, Ja~k Foil- Ill. ,the ~" oilil "Sj lo n I nid. lild diulhler, Kim. J!9111•· Nllbt" , · ' rqy; Mrs. James PaUeJ;>JOn, M11;1 Brlddes JerVed •• the ~rent an4 'brrr, Racine, R. D., "~rll; ... bol!llae a larp ll&hl, l'iut Moore. ca,.,.,.l; _Mr. ~· ed em/die dui1oi: the MASON - Mra. Boolnie Wal. l\lro. Garrott Circle, Racine, and .~ce, ~'The ~lrtt of Chtflt. d!O of Point, Pleuant entertainCarl C'lrele: ~·· " ...._.. 'Otbera giving l.'8ldlnP . ed the I'Ocahonlaa llomenoakAn'a NASON - Tlllrll'- tdrlt . M•. ~. Mta. Kebneth R u a- 1>1'1 liglo""" tile! andlo f club wltb a ~key dime< ncOJJI. 1 of Matm Girl Scout Tl'oop t87 Nil Of' Racine were Otrtttmas ., ~~ · · r .~ I,'OIIl " ,b' at her; home •. DevotiOnal• were · attended their Qlrla- par· pelllo \41', tbelr dauglolero an4 the splrl eondle were Renee pnoen!A>d •by Mta, Harold Leiria 10\' at the Cbrlal Unltod ~ -·~·· ¥<· and ilra. WU- Jlurl<e, Mila Sqlmelde:r, CID4!1 o1 Weat Columb~. Corola were llan) Q,Url<il and Lila, anCI Mr. · llllli by the srouP. and Slfta ... 4lat Church Saturda7. Gltta were exchanged and re81111 M\'1. 'Floyd Chal>ri>an . anti ' cllangod, l'l'Oshmeitta oerv..r by hoataudau&btori,."Klm andlillelloy. Ther . bee, and . ·,... Atlendlnll were Mta. Mildrod ·. . ~- •. --Jt ~- Spears, ea, Mrs. Gladdle stewut. Mn. vlaited C!Jrlatll\4~ l'lVe wltb Mro. . Marloo. Horgravea, Mrt. Flo Speer, Mra. R, K. WUson, Mrs. Joseph Joaea RuaseU•a ~~~~tf ),Sri • .~ .. Ml.as · Gail Stiver• of Dayton HII'Oid Lewla, Mra., ~etta and Mrs. F. R. Carsey. DandakU, Athena.' 01 the hoildl,y guelt ot her par- Sebrell, Mra. Cone Rouah, Mra. A lotte< from VIvian M. Blatt, Mr. and Mrs. 'i<emetb Hu- ent ' •• ... ~. and Mr •• John ~• -- Floronce Staato and Jim, Mra. co-ordinator or Voltlllt.eer HrV· tung ·~ <;hr_l~a. with . !II• . vera, . .. Ozab Rice, Mrs. Reno WWiama, - ; .Mro..:La111'1\ ').loe•llir· Mlsr L!JCUle Smith Ia confln- Mrs. D.elthla Noble; Mta. Cora lees tor Lakin State Holpltal, tung, hi. P'OI'dm-<, t.l<o. Ma• od "to Mtlp Generel Hospital Eadl, Mra. JOBD C-. Miss expreased appreciation for 'the bel van M'iier. and hla _.,.and ' !Or treaanent o1 1 foot u~uq l!dltll Berkley, Mrs. Katlt<:vn stuffed doll• made by the Girl · . lathe•, ·Albert .11¢1mg. K o n- received 1n a tan. Rood and the hoatoas, Mra. Wal- Scouto and contributed to tile hospital. !loe expreollod thanka . neth, . a atudenl at Ohio VolverMr. and Mrs. i.le!vln Circle die, !o< tile thoQgblfulness, ODd kind lit¥, remalna on.the dean' a list. and daughter. Mafianne, have rEI· ellori on behalf ol tile patlento Th11rtdal', he was, llown to Now turned to Colurqbas alter vloltfor the gl.tta. York CIIY Ill' tho ' J. c. i'oniU' 1ng here with Mrs. MAry Clr· In addition to tbo doll pro:.0. for an Interview. Mrs•.Laura ele of Racine 8nd Mr. and Mrs. Ject. the scouta contributed ,..,_ v.e Hartung was in eotfmJ,g• c, E. Blakeeli!O, Lincoln He~ ey, and camed goods for Chr1111· i'hu•tdal' to vlalt her am a n d .. Mr. and Mro. Patrick LochMr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold mas remembrance boxes. iaugloter-ln~aw, Cljllaln a n d .., ielumed home ~ ove~ children of Pomeroy Route A highlight of tile par1jl wao a M<o. Edgar llartun& and on F<i· nlng from a ....et.'svlaltlll WhOJJI. 2 entertained Chri..,...Da1wllh trip to the Mason nre atatloa day viaited Mr •. and ....s. Dale dt, !old. wltb their aon, Cbarloa, a d!Mer pafl3'. where the Girl Soouta received • Malden a, Mra. Dora Weather- . and family. Their 111eota ivere M<s. Ber· a treat from Santa. tha Ptlnce of Mason, W. Va.; Attending In addltim to tile Mto. Ina ShJ.Pi'l Cheater; Mr. hostesses and leaders were Paula 81111 to!< a. ~and An- Bocook, Vickie Blaoeli, L I a a gle of South ~e, w;. Va.; Mrs. Durbin, ~ale Dawooo, V i c k l e Joe u,.....ee 11111 dllldren or Johnaon, DllllO Johnoon, Mar7 BUIIID; Mr. and Mn. Dorea IIIli\ MIU'tha, Jonea, Renee Keene;.; 'hrl'Y ..... Robin SLewart. Thr- VanMete" ~lvla v..,_ and M<t. R- Jef!en a n d lleter . Cherril VanMe&er, De1 chl.ldren, PomerOy, RoUte 2. niM Werry, Jan WUIOI'I, . Julie Johnoon, Tore.. Dillon, Mar7 is Carsey, Bett3l Durbin, J u 117 Hughea, Belva Johnoon, Vldde L. Johoaon, !loellaObllnpr, Tarrl Pn!altt, Carla McFUiand, ' Holiday Party FOR THE SUPPLIES YOU WILL NEED FOR NEI OR REMODELING PROJECT1 1!1. 2od AVE. ~i?DLEPORT, 0. . ' f......, " There WOf an of the 'Tri '"'1111 I b. e gUia lila! Ilion pia* un- Mrs. Young FRENCH 3 ~:~ 1. 49~ box only ~unt's neodl1, Mn. Olll'e Weber received won! of tho 4eath or her mother la F'kli._ where she wa& spend· t_. ihe winter. She was buried .._. Crl1kle WITH CHEESE '1 303 na. Marlo H~r;ol. \4r't:At'&~3:i:U'f'r. PIZZA Argo Early June Sweet Mr. 81111 M < a. R011ald Roush, Clifton, are anIIOIIIICinl! the birth o1 a dau&bter on December 27, at the Holzer Hospital. The infant named ,-~----~----------·, Laclnda I.ee, weighed 7 (ICRUld& 1 Producer's Grade A and 8 oz. The mother or the inI fant is the former SUaan Wamsley. The father ol Laclnda Lee 11 atatloaed In the NaV)'. " GrODdJio<ents are Mr. and Mrs. NEW YEARS ADD THE THOUGHTFUL . TOUCH OF FLOWERS '• Chef-Boy-Ar·DH CLIFTON - Cle- 9 tt 9·-CioPtl Fut...Valu Buys! !i · were Chrlstniaa dinner guests or his son. Mr. and Mrs. C a s h Clarence Wamsley of Clifton. w. I Bahr "And daoghte<a, Midlllepor~ Va. and Mrs. Velma Roush, to.. Mr. lind Mrs. David Acre ol. lumbua, CJI;Uo. <elurned Wod· nesdV efter apendlng.a lew days at Marietta. wttll her parents, Mr. ~ Me~ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farle)' Ben l'erry. · , -visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill and KIQ' Bohr ofGollliiolio Lawrence Farley at Grove City visited his parents, Mr. an:fMra. on Christmas. M. r... Blbr. S.turday evenlrw. - Glema S. Milhoan· Mr. IIIII Mrt. cart Nottlrwham and il!bildren were dinner guests of hll parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben FOR AGAYER P&n7, ChriltmaL to!<. and M<s. lllaine MUIH>on, Elal,., T<Mqi and Mike~ attended a IIOlV eelebnUng the birthda,y of Patty ~ein at tile honle of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Albori Goollieln, Flatwoods, Wed- ! 5TH and PEARL STS., RACINE Bread•••••••••• 6 92 Deremher 27th ·· Mr. and Mrs. Blaine MilhoUI; Elaine, Tony and ~1, atten:18d a get together at the home. of Mr. '-nil Mro,PhWipSmW>,Pomeroy, SundiJ. Mr. and Mrs. Errol COnroy IIIII aon, Hugh, Akron, Yltited a All Through 1969 l I Holsiiii-Lesser Amounts, 2 for 43c Carob'n Sue Koenlt!and William Jordolll "- Cliod'~ctiodl . ,. 15. ~" Mex St. (9-IJ) v · 1$. ~n~'~ ' at their homes in Keno 'ChriSt.. 17• Purdue ( 7..:1) llll• Eve. 18. (Tle) Wyomirw (6-ll Loul"Bville (7...0) Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper of COlmnbus visited with her par· Vanderbilt (&.2) enu, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bohr, Sunday. Daughter is Born Pl!trlcla Windon, c\thy DaYlo and Mikel Milhc:an all have new dasses. I I Undl l further l.., _______ Notice _ •"" ....andWand ~· Mra Pliil Kaut• Is ·Feature of ~ ! Closed Sundays ! NEW YORK (UPO- The top 20 lllll.ior college basketball boe: ~. ~ 7;SO, op- 1ng - · O!ltil,$11!"orPI) .JQI'*i by ~t the _,Olu.U.., ,of ~ pro. 11, at M... lllab-SdloDI ..... EJ.....- KY· ~inl!lJOr, and IM!'I- 'mm. Sonia orrlved wtili ~ inll of caM!to by ll•~ CottrilL tiu1 1pt 1¥ chlklr,S aa .Waf tOriuJn In ll.lddl-'; dallciJII: to 100 hi""" II( !be ,.... f!a'!t>wr!' .....r by ~ p~qec~•Jioili> Bella." ~ UO p.m. to I a.m.; Tho Jan. Ka._. retumoc~' . Brlckleo. Ali'~ io1o "SI- J\ater, • . Put¥ ;wao hold Iii !lie r.om • €hrlafm.a· lent 'Nl&ht." no ti4Yed b7 Jl<lo. . . - ror 111o (ltlmar7 clall, maaler of cer011JG111ea; ~illlll .....ne•w- . ! EFFECTIVE JAN. 5 I The program conclu<ted with 2. N.C. (7·1) Davidson (7-0) , 1llo 'ruDllAt I. II.EIGS _IIIGH 1!13HOOL AU!Iotlc a..-" AUI. 11111101 Trl • CiJun!l' Now ·roan Ell& T - ~. biullt. Ill' Mlu !IIObblno· !SUee9(U.,-.r,. 'J'Uellllr,~' da1 nllhl, • I ! College .Ratings Program·Given on Sunday. ~.\CI)IlE - ., ThO "'""* ~ ...t l<rall ~1. T!ot ChrlltniU~ · ol<tMFb'lt -~ loJO.V.' to - Closed New Year's Day-Prices Effective ]an. 2-3-4 ' AnniversoritN Qbservea with 1q , ~• v·: ~ '' --~----...._~------------"'·''' • Presbyterian ·Christmas Un!tod Pro~ Olurob .... World,'' (OiloWod with !lie .Mrs. Knapp. !.."l!·M'ldoll'.,.."- 0., Tuotdal', 0t.-r 31, 1968 .a. Harry Thompson and Mrs. Laura Gibbs. George Dudding. Rhonda Strange, Johnny BUI Cul - Teams ••ll 1!1111 The Ia~ books are now open for the illiteinber ar first hall collec· lion of the 1968 Real Estate Tam. Also for delinquent tax. Closlna h · date will be Feb. 5, 1969. HOWARD E. FRANK •, Males Co..lt, Treasurer Thomp&orl, 1. UCLA (35) (J-IJ) daUIIlttOr, .JIIH, M'ul• llonde(ahol ' and ...,ily of r.a. .-~~-. •• • ii'Oi t boa, Mr. and Mr.. Jame~ Cald- • are 11 1 z lD the Western Division. Rudy LaRusso scored 21 pobi.s and Jert Mullins had 20 for the nl• Mt•r• and lUnlb or Col""'· "'"· .,.nt a lllll' "'ooildl will LEGAL NOTICE MEiGS COUtllY. RE~L ESTATE OWNERS car Babcilck. len, TOITUn¥ Cullen andJ am e 1 S:range. games behill:l the Lakers straight for the Bulls, " .,..... and Harriett, Mrs. Clarence Yeaser, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ran~ dolllh, Pauletta and Stella, Mr. and il»tl. Glen Icenhower, Mr. libel · Mra. Lester Adkins, llhonda and James Strange, ~s. Clar- Night,"' "Away bt the Manger," ¥ - . lltlPro. all( )lr. and Mr .. Dqn Gulhrle ·and tom•; eaa&er. , • ~ lh&.o new bgme the) llllllt here. il)l,local all weftt ~gtJ¥tS Mr.. and Mro. Mll:llli,_~*i ; 1 M_r. afl!ll Mr10. UolandTorrcrn:e of their puent•, Mr. 1nrJ Mra. or <-'he•tor talliJW "rfJ announdJU: lhe bl rdl or a sl•ter, Mrs. ~ Woode, Nr. aD1 Mrs. JlmmlJTorronce nolontl1wrence . gr~.-...a~r, Doanna Soo, born Mr. ancl Mrs. Clateftc:e Nlth- ~.no......... to iheir son ard dlughtur-in-law, and. tamily, Mr. •nil Mrs. llQn.. Mr, and Mn. l,aul Torrence, ol havv mo~ fr()IR Long llotlom to By MilS. ~WI•:L¥N HIUCKLI'., 33, Rockets Give Christmas Program i: Lose.• 13};,/126 LET.\HT,W.Va.-VOWIJlpeo- MiasiiOIIdoljJhataUng' i-J.. Slove<IOI lrton hero hll'" }eo• vlslth• Mrs. Wilmer IUoo aL camden (.!lark IIOIPltal and ·rc. port '"" I• 'l"llo UL flu Slondlll' SchOOl cl,-.~ prqHenied her witll a robe ror ChrlstmaJI. flmll.)'. Mr. and Mrw. 0Ht:ar IJ,abcock SocietY News · ' By l '!lltsd P ...., Inteo'lllltlonal Tho , ,'too Xntlelea " Lakero owert.·a.me a $3-pofril perror .. manee by Eh1n lia)·~s to belt the Sen Diego RO<keto Mond~ nl&ht and. Increase thelf lead in U. Weitern Diiotsiori' of the ~'\tr • Tuppers Pl•i_u ., •. \ .... pie ol the Oak Grc.n·e ('hurch of l.etart, \\". \' a. held tMir annual Christmas program following · &!~ School on Uec. 22 . The manger accne was )Xlrtrayed by llarrlet 'l'hornpsoo as Mary, and Jack Cllllen it Joseph. Pianist Stella Randolph played "Star of Ule East," as the infant Jesus .. - - . •.W• 'II .$trvt · ' r ., -o·tts '• 1i . . .··,. • ANTIQUING Kin · • MOLDINGS • S.S. MOLDINGS •PANELING ·~~~=u:~~~:AN · 'AliMSTRONG INSUI.ATION . ·.•,P.LUIIBING .FIXTURES • PLUMBIKG ANI! fLOOR TILE �' I- , 0!0 Dllb ' - '-' - ~· !lo!J&l-.1{ 1'-<11'-Middloport, 0•• Tuol'doy, ~· 31, lHll Hayt~~ ~ls . \'oun~ 1 . re•,vte ~f ~tart Natiril · Basketball Alsoclation &o Ow pmea. .: 1be !.akers, who trailed 67-.59 at halfllme, pulled out lho 131· 126 OVertime triumPh at San Diego after tying the score at lli-119 in repl.atlon ·ume on John Egan's ftekl coal with nve seoonds left. WUt Chlmberlain q:iened the scoring tn the overtime period with 1 ti~tn and Jerry West boo&ted the L.aken' lead to five pointa with a ttu·ee--point play. Weat led ·the Llkers ,with 40 J;.llinta whlle Chamberlain had 25. Clem Hukins I!ICOred 20points to lead the Chicqo BuUa to a 103-97 triumph over. ... the San Francisco Warrior1 · &nc~ the Seattle SuperSonics beat the Phoenix Suns 120..118 In other pmes. The victory was ~ fourth was placed 1n the manger. The congregation sang, "S I I e n t ' Mr. and 1\(ios. 1:-:dwint Oleva. Iter ot llec'41kvUie and 11011, <;oraid ChevaUer, Manstielit, rfintt daughtor, MI-. and Ml'll. !loy lle<.'41, "When Obrill II Given lhe. local, were Surday gueUI here of Glory we llave a True Christ- thelr daught~r, Mr. and Mrs. GI.O ma,." The ('()l'tg(log•tloo ~~ane;·, "To God be the Glory." . York. Maine , is the oJdest A.Cterwards Santa pasaed out incorporated dty in t,he United States . lt received an glfti and a (Pllowlllhlpdimer was English ctlarte-r in Man.:h. held ln the social n;tOID· , Attending were Rc'V. Gerald 1&42. and was in~orporated under the name Georgeana. Sayre, Janice· and Sharon, Mr. and Mre. Vlreil Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert TbomP,JOI'I. Jenny and "Hark the Herald Anaela Sing." Scripture from L u k e wa1 rea(i, Sue leenhower read "What Child II Thia'?'' Older youth of the dlurch peesented the program entitled, "Glory Without God." Pauletta Randolph read. uHow the Ma,iotit.Y WUI Celebrate Christmas." A "Christ Honoring Christmas" wreath was made by the youth. As the youths apoke on the following subjects represented by leaves, these were placed oo the wreath. &lbjects were J e a u a, Pr~ers., Mullc, Gifts, Sharing, Heart, Bible readfn€, Pra,yer Wonhlp, and Pre...eminence. · Participants were J e n n y ence Adkins. Rita Mr. and Mrs. Marian Riggs . and (Jm:Uy of Logan, Leota Massar and son, Starling, ol ~stern · Local, and Mr. and Mrs. Thurtnan Babcock, Lorw Botlom, alii David Riggs, local, all were Sundl)' gues!s of Mr. and :Mrs.' Os- tdto Warriors. Rookie Art Harrta and Bob Rule scored 24 points each for the Sonics, who s111Pi*f a 10- pme Ioalng streak wtille J 1m Fox had 24 tor the Subs. . Keno Ridge ! News Notes · Racine Ful- Valu Market's MOITO: . CLOSE NEW YEAR'S EVE AT 6 PM r-----------------------------, teams seleded by the UPI coaches rating board with first place votes and season records ln parentheses: a. 4. Kentucky (6-ll 5. Santa Clara (9..0) • Mr. IIIII Mra.' Dale Morea and son of ~ringfleld, Ohio, visited over Sunday with Mra. Allee Dodoon. Mrs. Morea Ia tho daughter or Harold Dodson, ronneri.Y or this areL Friends and neighbor• exterd sympathy to the tamWes of Mrs. 6. Kansas (9 ..1) · 7. 8. 9. 10. lL 12. 13. 14. FUL-VALU BUYS- Points 350 243 238 227 162 107 VUlanova (t;-1) Illinois (9-0) Cincinnati (7.1) St. John's NY (S-1) D11Quesne (9-0) New Mexico (8.2) Detroit (10-IJ) Columbia (8-0) ,, rew day a with his mother, Mn. Alice Dodson. Mr. and Nro. Maynard Bohr 81 "The Store WJth A-Hart" Right re ..rved to limit quconliitloo 16 oz. lvs. We accept Fed. Food Prices Effective January 2-3-4 74 Open ••• Peas•••••••••• a cans >"• l IL ! I twin pack Penn Ch.np Permanent ! ' ANTI-F:REEZE 89'rj. l ' I · eallon can Du•ley's florist 59 Wh 1 29 ·COOL WHI • Good Valu ·Buys All 'fhru 1969 & Cat Food . . n Jo-BoBmt J Tomato Julce. ••••••••••3 :.:·· 1.00 Best Dot Feed Meal ••••••••••••• l~:·~.1.89 Candy Bars :-::~'~:·'"'"' . 10 .... 39" . ······~· ············ Pork & Beans••Sh;t:·•••••••••••• 2 :'..";.'!; 39C Ger.er's Ba•y Food••s.;~-~ ••••••• 2 ;... 23C · HUlon's ·Oyster S1ew•••••••••• 3 "" 1.00 . . ..... I ' l aallon 1 ~----------------~ 13 tans· $1' 69 quart container BAKERY Romes·Winesaps sp~ . 110l$UM ., '" 4 to 5 lb. Averaae Largo Goldoo Rip'o ' I Fresh Pork.Steak..••...:.;J.69 19 .~-.,········ . ......31b.l .._,59, , I <· ' • ! r 'OJI' ' ~ Fruh. Our .. T . ' Bananas. •••••• t~~. SJ Cab·ba ••••••••• ~~'~ , :0I Southom, SOII4 HOGda ' ,. . . Medium Yollow 2 lb._] pkg. . .- plrg. . ' . ' . ' ,. ... ' a.. 1,ao . we•• · ma;.;. ..a Arllv'•.':':·". Homemakers' 33 Girls of Is Entertained Troop481 Attend Party Arnolds are Hosts At Dinner Party Host At Holiday Dinner Catb)' S.wyera, Mellaal. ·~. REAL ESTATl·MUlUAL FUNDS . ' ' ,; OVER 100 Y£ARS OF SERVICE 992·2342 TIIBEE BAPIIZED LET AR':f - 'lhree persoas were baptized Dee. 13 by the Rev. Mra, Bernice Winkle• o1 the Letut United Melhodiat Church, 111iated by the R e v. Lowell Keeney ol tho Chrilt UDited Mtlhodlat Clwreb. Mro. Eleorma SmithJon IIIII Patrlchj Ellen Smilh8011 Parrlne ...... bojiUzed and became memllo<a of tho Letart Vnlted - . . Church. Alao receiving the holy sacra· ment ol baptlam waa MeMo 1bo 13th ~ ol JilffDarat .... ob....,od wltb • family part;y ..... by hll - · !lin.. BellY Darat, Mlddlf111011. Gueata were KeltbFrencb, Mr. and Mn. Cbulea Whitt.·, M r· •· Beulah Whi!A!, IIIII llllaa Ta- ...,.Wblle. Woara. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER LETART - loll'. and Mrl. Alva Luekerdoo of Lotort, W. dltoJ&Ider. ,r Cbriatmaa 4llmer aueota Gt Mr. and Mta. 'l'llomU Kelly ud cl>lldren, Jamtll IIIII , . _ , ...... Mrl. J. K. Smith 1!11'1 - - ' vln Kelly, Mlddlf111011, and - · ' aDd lira. VIDconlllabo, - ...... v L eatertalllod ncenll¥ with a pr.......... -party. Q>elto were Rev. and Mta. Poul Fortney . and family, ol New Hovan; . Mto. R. c. Kln8. llorMieroon, w, v•. , Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shim and family of Leon; to!<, IIIII IIra. Roaer Lloekell-. llllllin&lon. w. Va.; Mr. and' Mj-a, Lar1'1 Luck· 2-Hou·r Hollda¥ dinner ...... of ...... Jaeqoeline V_..,., alaie Var- eydoo,- Point ~ · w. VL llall• Y - wire Mf, IIIII .Mra. 11!11. J).hine Worliman, Cli!IV WorkBobert Billey and llollbr. """' - . . . : to!<. and Mrs. Joe Mon- man and G~ Glbba• . Fourth Birthday •uel and 110111, RicJne; Jib'. and "' Mti. ,Harrr Rooialll, )llddloport. Preeeded PDcrtm• and ·Mr. and lllro.' Leiria HudAn EngUsl1 colony was ••· Celebration Held tabllsbed 1n Massachusetu beICii, POmeJ'(QI'. ' · 'Mri. YOIIIII re..Wed a tale- rore tbe Mayflower made Us MASON ..,. Mila ·KrlltfDa TUepbqnt- ..... fi'Oln ~- .1011, Otbo, famous voya1e. In 11!112, Bartllolomew Goinold founded on' or Burbll\ll 01o1o ·Wiobllli her of wu hollorod ... Cuttyl11111k Island a colony kH ' ' ' . ' ' ber · ~ blllhda.J with • par• Marl'1 Qlrlalllial.• which. lasted only three weeks. ty at tho home .r her parot'U, to!<, IIIII illra. Ra7 'lUcker. fit.. DRY 0 EANIIG. SERVICE IUPON REQUEST! -"""'~-c~ - . . tho 1llrV '"' &lndljo, DeCIIIIboe 22, _ , tho foi!OIIinl: ---~---­ Wallie _ . _ ~ and Tod gllla. Soniltll glllo ..... ~ Tuoker, Normie aDd Lorio Lalld- Lawlalllll Uta-.,_ Alalotermltt, K8rin VanMatn, Jen'1 inll tile bolteta, ll<a. Ra7 'nldl· and Ra7 Tuckor,,-- llouah, er, with, oervlniiWC~ ~ - - BGnn1a wnu,.... The balotoe recolvocl IIWIY man Lauderlilllt, . Jin. Georp v..ua"- lira, llaYid WUIIama" . ' . SEE US ~ . APPLES fn$11 Callie Style to the publici idni!J"""' 7$ • PAINT1 •MAiiUlE ., FORMICA Y?·l\- ~. . ..... .............. - A playfel; 'l"'f ·' Tree," 'Iilii ,l)<e...-,.1 Ill' tbe dor ~ dt<ilh!od Jr... ~llh:. ' TIIIJR!IJAll ," , C'G11'11'11111 Ifill oiW .. (1I'IJIIary a.Tololnnol'tawere' menlo ol """~·· «dllail,PABr CHIEI'8,. ~ ,..... ·CI!rlatmal~;... ~ Kell¥, KimberlY aiod Kr)'otal tato c()jpa ..., koo•-.'lill_. ..,. p1e, P)1hlan libleia, ~ , lilra. Cil.rl lloiodi an6 . Wll*'r-r, 'iiorw and TIn a vod. Mr._ Burke, teacher, aDd dal' night at~ !lie homo <il'' lillaf /U~;· :tferce, Carrie ~ l.iOrt Guin· MVei'al.,motherl were al.O preJ.. Tholl!)& Grue"-. " ·" plto ai thellaul: lhor, K..- 1101-, 8 r u c e ent. . "Lar Co!ll:ill, llal)dr Pierce, Carrin h omo rr IIIII Jlarrln Bolli\, ll9IIIO! ifarle ¢1r•:le o( Fori Jac~· s. c" Hubbonl, ·~ Grei· Club . em lean trom the u. S. or'¥ Neaae. 'lbe~ADIJ·•Awl,)' and Mro, Ja~k Foil- Ill. ,the ~" oilil "Sj lo n I nid. lild diulhler, Kim. J!9111•· Nllbt" , · ' rqy; Mrs. James PaUeJ;>JOn, M11;1 Brlddes JerVed •• the ~rent an4 'brrr, Racine, R. D., "~rll; ... bol!llae a larp ll&hl, l'iut Moore. ca,.,.,.l; _Mr. ~· ed em/die dui1oi: the MASON - Mra. Boolnie Wal. l\lro. Garrott Circle, Racine, and .~ce, ~'The ~lrtt of Chtflt. d!O of Point, Pleuant entertainCarl C'lrele: ~·· " ...._.. 'Otbera giving l.'8ldlnP . ed the I'Ocahonlaa llomenoakAn'a NASON - Tlllrll'- tdrlt . M•. ~. Mta. Kebneth R u a- 1>1'1 liglo""" tile! andlo f club wltb a ~key dime< ncOJJI. 1 of Matm Girl Scout Tl'oop t87 Nil Of' Racine were Otrtttmas ., ~~ · · r .~ I,'OIIl " ,b' at her; home •. DevotiOnal• were · attended their Qlrla- par· pelllo \41', tbelr dauglolero an4 the splrl eondle were Renee pnoen!A>d •by Mta, Harold Leiria 10\' at the Cbrlal Unltod ~ -·~·· ¥<· and ilra. WU- Jlurl<e, Mila Sqlmelde:r, CID4!1 o1 Weat Columb~. Corola were llan) Q,Url<il and Lila, anCI Mr. · llllli by the srouP. and Slfta ... 4lat Church Saturda7. Gltta were exchanged and re81111 M\'1. 'Floyd Chal>ri>an . anti ' cllangod, l'l'Oshmeitta oerv..r by hoataudau&btori,."Klm andlillelloy. Ther . bee, and . ·,... Atlendlnll were Mta. Mildrod ·. . ~- •. --Jt ~- Spears, ea, Mrs. Gladdle stewut. Mn. vlaited C!Jrlatll\4~ l'lVe wltb Mro. . Marloo. Horgravea, Mrt. Flo Speer, Mra. R, K. WUson, Mrs. Joseph Joaea RuaseU•a ~~~~tf ),Sri • .~ .. Ml.as · Gail Stiver• of Dayton HII'Oid Lewla, Mra., ~etta and Mrs. F. R. Carsey. DandakU, Athena.' 01 the hoildl,y guelt ot her par- Sebrell, Mra. Cone Rouah, Mra. A lotte< from VIvian M. Blatt, Mr. and Mrs. 'i<emetb Hu- ent ' •• ... ~. and Mr •• John ~• -- Floronce Staato and Jim, Mra. co-ordinator or Voltlllt.eer HrV· tung ·~ <;hr_l~a. with . !II• . vera, . .. Ozab Rice, Mrs. Reno WWiama, - ; .Mro..:La111'1\ ').loe•llir· Mlsr L!JCUle Smith Ia confln- Mrs. D.elthla Noble; Mta. Cora lees tor Lakin State Holpltal, tung, hi. P'OI'dm-<, t.l<o. Ma• od "to Mtlp Generel Hospital Eadl, Mra. JOBD C-. Miss expreased appreciation for 'the bel van M'iier. and hla _.,.and ' !Or treaanent o1 1 foot u~uq l!dltll Berkley, Mrs. Katlt<:vn stuffed doll• made by the Girl · . lathe•, ·Albert .11¢1mg. K o n- received 1n a tan. Rood and the hoatoas, Mra. Wal- Scouto and contributed to tile hospital. !loe expreollod thanka . neth, . a atudenl at Ohio VolverMr. and Mrs. i.le!vln Circle die, !o< tile thoQgblfulness, ODd kind lit¥, remalna on.the dean' a list. and daughter. Mafianne, have rEI· ellori on behalf ol tile patlento Th11rtdal', he was, llown to Now turned to Colurqbas alter vloltfor the gl.tta. York CIIY Ill' tho ' J. c. i'oniU' 1ng here with Mrs. MAry Clr· In addition to tbo doll pro:.0. for an Interview. Mrs•.Laura ele of Racine 8nd Mr. and Mrs. Ject. the scouta contributed ,..,_ v.e Hartung was in eotfmJ,g• c, E. Blakeeli!O, Lincoln He~ ey, and camed goods for Chr1111· i'hu•tdal' to vlalt her am a n d .. Mr. and Mro. Patrick LochMr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold mas remembrance boxes. iaugloter-ln~aw, Cljllaln a n d .., ielumed home ~ ove~ children of Pomeroy Route A highlight of tile par1jl wao a M<o. Edgar llartun& and on F<i· nlng from a ....et.'svlaltlll WhOJJI. 2 entertained Chri..,...Da1wllh trip to the Mason nre atatloa day viaited Mr •. and ....s. Dale dt, !old. wltb their aon, Cbarloa, a d!Mer pafl3'. where the Girl Soouta received • Malden a, Mra. Dora Weather- . and family. Their 111eota ivere M<s. Ber· a treat from Santa. tha Ptlnce of Mason, W. Va.; Attending In addltim to tile Mto. Ina ShJ.Pi'l Cheater; Mr. hostesses and leaders were Paula 81111 to!< a. ~and An- Bocook, Vickie Blaoeli, L I a a gle of South ~e, w;. Va.; Mrs. Durbin, ~ale Dawooo, V i c k l e Joe u,.....ee 11111 dllldren or Johnaon, DllllO Johnoon, Mar7 BUIIID; Mr. and Mn. Dorea IIIli\ MIU'tha, Jonea, Renee Keene;.; 'hrl'Y ..... Robin SLewart. Thr- VanMete" ~lvla v..,_ and M<t. R- Jef!en a n d lleter . Cherril VanMe&er, De1 chl.ldren, PomerOy, RoUte 2. niM Werry, Jan WUIOI'I, . Julie Johnoon, Tore.. Dillon, Mar7 is Carsey, Bett3l Durbin, J u 117 Hughea, Belva Johnoon, Vldde L. Johoaon, !loellaObllnpr, Tarrl Pn!altt, Carla McFUiand, ' Holiday Party FOR THE SUPPLIES YOU WILL NEED FOR NEI OR REMODELING PROJECT1 1!1. 2od AVE. ~i?DLEPORT, 0. . ' f......, " There WOf an of the 'Tri '"'1111 I b. e gUia lila! Ilion pia* un- Mrs. Young FRENCH 3 ~:~ 1. 49~ box only ~unt's neodl1, Mn. Olll'e Weber received won! of tho 4eath or her mother la F'kli._ where she wa& spend· t_. ihe winter. She was buried .._. Crl1kle WITH CHEESE '1 303 na. Marlo H~r;ol. \4r't:At'&~3:i:U'f'r. PIZZA Argo Early June Sweet Mr. 81111 M < a. R011ald Roush, Clifton, are anIIOIIIICinl! the birth o1 a dau&bter on December 27, at the Holzer Hospital. The infant named ,-~----~----------·, Laclnda I.ee, weighed 7 (ICRUld& 1 Producer's Grade A and 8 oz. The mother or the inI fant is the former SUaan Wamsley. The father ol Laclnda Lee 11 atatloaed In the NaV)'. " GrODdJio<ents are Mr. and Mrs. NEW YEARS ADD THE THOUGHTFUL . TOUCH OF FLOWERS '• Chef-Boy-Ar·DH CLIFTON - Cle- 9 tt 9·-CioPtl Fut...Valu Buys! !i · were Chrlstniaa dinner guests or his son. Mr. and Mrs. C a s h Clarence Wamsley of Clifton. w. I Bahr "And daoghte<a, Midlllepor~ Va. and Mrs. Velma Roush, to.. Mr. lind Mrs. David Acre ol. lumbua, CJI;Uo. <elurned Wod· nesdV efter apendlng.a lew days at Marietta. wttll her parents, Mr. ~ Me~ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farle)' Ben l'erry. · , -visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill and KIQ' Bohr ofGollliiolio Lawrence Farley at Grove City visited his parents, Mr. an:fMra. on Christmas. M. r... Blbr. S.turday evenlrw. - Glema S. Milhoan· Mr. IIIII Mrt. cart Nottlrwham and il!bildren were dinner guests of hll parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben FOR AGAYER P&n7, ChriltmaL to!<. and M<s. lllaine MUIH>on, Elal,., T<Mqi and Mike~ attended a IIOlV eelebnUng the birthda,y of Patty ~ein at tile honle of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Albori Goollieln, Flatwoods, Wed- ! 5TH and PEARL STS., RACINE Bread•••••••••• 6 92 Deremher 27th ·· Mr. and Mrs. Blaine MilhoUI; Elaine, Tony and ~1, atten:18d a get together at the home. of Mr. '-nil Mro,PhWipSmW>,Pomeroy, SundiJ. Mr. and Mrs. Errol COnroy IIIII aon, Hugh, Akron, Yltited a All Through 1969 l I Holsiiii-Lesser Amounts, 2 for 43c Carob'n Sue Koenlt!and William Jordolll "- Cliod'~ctiodl . ,. 15. ~" Mex St. (9-IJ) v · 1$. ~n~'~ ' at their homes in Keno 'ChriSt.. 17• Purdue ( 7..:1) llll• Eve. 18. (Tle) Wyomirw (6-ll Loul"Bville (7...0) Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper of COlmnbus visited with her par· Vanderbilt (&.2) enu, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bohr, Sunday. Daughter is Born Pl!trlcla Windon, c\thy DaYlo and Mikel Milhc:an all have new dasses. I I Undl l further l.., _______ Notice _ •"" ....andWand ~· Mra Pliil Kaut• Is ·Feature of ~ ! Closed Sundays ! NEW YORK (UPO- The top 20 lllll.ior college basketball boe: ~. ~ 7;SO, op- 1ng - · O!ltil,$11!"orPI) .JQI'*i by ~t the _,Olu.U.., ,of ~ pro. 11, at M... lllab-SdloDI ..... EJ.....- KY· ~inl!lJOr, and IM!'I- 'mm. Sonia orrlved wtili ~ inll of caM!to by ll•~ CottrilL tiu1 1pt 1¥ chlklr,S aa .Waf tOriuJn In ll.lddl-'; dallciJII: to 100 hi""" II( !be ,.... f!a'!t>wr!' .....r by ~ p~qec~•Jioili> Bella." ~ UO p.m. to I a.m.; Tho Jan. Ka._. retumoc~' . Brlckleo. Ali'~ io1o "SI- J\ater, • . Put¥ ;wao hold Iii !lie r.om • €hrlafm.a· lent 'Nl&ht." no ti4Yed b7 Jl<lo. . . - ror 111o (ltlmar7 clall, maaler of cer011JG111ea; ~illlll .....ne•w- . ! EFFECTIVE JAN. 5 I The program conclu<ted with 2. N.C. (7·1) Davidson (7-0) , 1llo 'ruDllAt I. II.EIGS _IIIGH 1!13HOOL AU!Iotlc a..-" AUI. 11111101 Trl • CiJun!l' Now ·roan Ell& T - ~. biullt. Ill' Mlu !IIObblno· !SUee9(U.,-.r,. 'J'Uellllr,~' da1 nllhl, • I ! College .Ratings Program·Given on Sunday. ~.\CI)IlE - ., ThO "'""* ~ ...t l<rall ~1. T!ot ChrlltniU~ · ol<tMFb'lt -~ loJO.V.' to - Closed New Year's Day-Prices Effective ]an. 2-3-4 ' AnniversoritN Qbservea with 1q , ~• v·: ~ '' --~----...._~------------"'·''' • Presbyterian ·Christmas Un!tod Pro~ Olurob .... World,'' (OiloWod with !lie .Mrs. Knapp. !.."l!·M'ldoll'.,.."- 0., Tuotdal', 0t.-r 31, 1968 .a. Harry Thompson and Mrs. Laura Gibbs. George Dudding. Rhonda Strange, Johnny BUI Cul - Teams ••ll 1!1111 The Ia~ books are now open for the illiteinber ar first hall collec· lion of the 1968 Real Estate Tam. Also for delinquent tax. Closlna h · date will be Feb. 5, 1969. HOWARD E. FRANK •, Males Co..lt, Treasurer Thomp&orl, 1. UCLA (35) (J-IJ) daUIIlttOr, .JIIH, M'ul• llonde(ahol ' and ...,ily of r.a. .-~~-. •• • ii'Oi t boa, Mr. and Mr.. Jame~ Cald- • are 11 1 z lD the Western Division. Rudy LaRusso scored 21 pobi.s and Jert Mullins had 20 for the nl• Mt•r• and lUnlb or Col""'· "'"· .,.nt a lllll' "'ooildl will LEGAL NOTICE MEiGS COUtllY. RE~L ESTATE OWNERS car Babcilck. len, TOITUn¥ Cullen andJ am e 1 S:range. games behill:l the Lakers straight for the Bulls, " .,..... and Harriett, Mrs. Clarence Yeaser, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ran~ dolllh, Pauletta and Stella, Mr. and il»tl. Glen Icenhower, Mr. libel · Mra. Lester Adkins, llhonda and James Strange, ~s. Clar- Night,"' "Away bt the Manger," ¥ - . lltlPro. all( )lr. and Mr .. Dqn Gulhrle ·and tom•; eaa&er. , • ~ lh&.o new bgme the) llllllt here. il)l,local all weftt ~gtJ¥tS Mr.. and Mro. Mll:llli,_~*i ; 1 M_r. afl!ll Mr10. UolandTorrcrn:e of their puent•, Mr. 1nrJ Mra. or <-'he•tor talliJW "rfJ announdJU: lhe bl rdl or a sl•ter, Mrs. ~ Woode, Nr. aD1 Mrs. JlmmlJTorronce nolontl1wrence . gr~.-...a~r, Doanna Soo, born Mr. ancl Mrs. Clateftc:e Nlth- ~.no......... to iheir son ard dlughtur-in-law, and. tamily, Mr. •nil Mrs. llQn.. Mr, and Mn. l,aul Torrence, ol havv mo~ fr()IR Long llotlom to By MilS. ~WI•:L¥N HIUCKLI'., 33, Rockets Give Christmas Program i: Lose.• 13};,/126 LET.\HT,W.Va.-VOWIJlpeo- MiasiiOIIdoljJhataUng' i-J.. Slove<IOI lrton hero hll'" }eo• vlslth• Mrs. Wilmer IUoo aL camden (.!lark IIOIPltal and ·rc. port '"" I• 'l"llo UL flu Slondlll' SchOOl cl,-.~ prqHenied her witll a robe ror ChrlstmaJI. flmll.)'. Mr. and Mrw. 0Ht:ar IJ,abcock SocietY News · ' By l '!lltsd P ...., Inteo'lllltlonal Tho , ,'too Xntlelea " Lakero owert.·a.me a $3-pofril perror .. manee by Eh1n lia)·~s to belt the Sen Diego RO<keto Mond~ nl&ht and. Increase thelf lead in U. Weitern Diiotsiori' of the ~'\tr • Tuppers Pl•i_u ., •. \ .... pie ol the Oak Grc.n·e ('hurch of l.etart, \\". \' a. held tMir annual Christmas program following · &!~ School on Uec. 22 . The manger accne was )Xlrtrayed by llarrlet 'l'hornpsoo as Mary, and Jack Cllllen it Joseph. Pianist Stella Randolph played "Star of Ule East," as the infant Jesus .. - - . •.W• 'II .$trvt · ' r ., -o·tts '• 1i . . .··,. • ANTIQUING Kin · • MOLDINGS • S.S. MOLDINGS •PANELING ·~~~=u:~~~:AN · 'AliMSTRONG INSUI.ATION . ·.•,P.LUIIBING .FIXTURES • PLUMBIKG ANI! fLOOR TILE �W4NT ltD fMPOIMA.ttoM ......,Dw414-t•...~ c:...n•• ~,.... ,. & c.r.~ ... Will .. •Cdff'H lflllltll f •·• fe.t 0.., .t Pllllllutlon IJi.GULATIOWi 1966 POMTIAC .................................. Ioducod to $1895 The Pwlllll1h.r ,.,.,.,, th. rltht ct ... ,. ••• ........ . ...l•ctleMilt... -.ltllltler will _. a.. ,..,_.,title f• • - "'-'" .. ••It., ....n •• ... I~ U!'AL NOTICE 2 SfGis O.F QUAliTY DUDt.tM!I I , ••• O.r ,..,. Mlle.. ,_ iASON New · AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 1962 cADILLAC Woo $999... :..-.......... SPECIAL $769 (tt.t HT Coup•, good white woll fir••· full power equipment including 6 way seat, pow" windows spotlest interior, R&H. · • ' Pont~roy Motor Co. . @) .· -s. Mter te . .!-f "' 1hln• s. 1.ft tt.n•m"' • .,.., loi-F.... ·••' --···,..-·_11 to 6 Sot •.......•.•--•----' to 7 Svn-. ......, - ....c....... ll to 6 Sa" ' EXPIIT 1141 VllLKS'II'AGEN, f5GII, caad Wh11l Al1tame1t <!OIIIIlllon. P. .\. soatt. at LiDcoln St., ~ IS-lNie For !'bone lftGI'I. I WISH to e>lond 1111 hHitfelt IIAIIMOHY opartments - S IIIII STRAW. !banks to aU lllf relallveo IJ.II.utp " l'OGIM, hlrDllbed, 11ft: and ltleDds !« t11o lovel,J walll, flaon, furniture. J'rl. Cbristmas carps aad pa. vall .....- out al .0 SEWING MACHINE. 1111 Zig !fAY, G. CARSON. PlloDe 70. qes I recelvecl In VleiiWIL Zoe. wear what ,.OU make on 4'1SS. •JS.».Utp """""· s blcd:s from ~ AIC Ray E. Juatil, this ho!>ey. Tbls machine boltray poll olllco. ..... from Seeurity Pollee. tonholos, dams. appllqaoo, NINE PAYMENTS Ill $1 or to a.m. to 4 p.m. JM.Ife !Ul-ltp monograms, and even oewe $SI.Ii eaoh. Must oell 1811 otralgbt sUich. ...... mJy . . 'f}WLI!lR, Brown'l Trsdler oewlll,l macltlae. Nly equipcash or fUO per month.. ped to zlB sag, make .,__ Park. Mhlemlllo. Pbooe .,_ Notice Phone IJD.2506. IUI-'IIc bolel, sew on buttons, ete., 4 WILL DO aewing at home IIIII. ll*llllc --- zippers. pockets, peggl1111. hemming. alteraUIIIIS, etc. FOil1l ROOM lllmllbecl apoftMrs. Freddie Thabet•. Muon, meat. PllaDe In IIIII. IUl.UC Phone 77S.s551. t-!0-tf<, --- MUSIC EVERY Friday IIIII For Sale or Tr. . saturday at Jaek's Club on SUWOLK """" due to HarriJ<mville Road. off Rl. T. SIX lamb In January or Fe!Jru. 1241-31c: 817, tz5 eadl; alao, man pony 4& inebeo ...... u II'IOIIIhs VACANCY lor two elderly poo. old. Pllone altemaons pie. Prefer private !IOid !10389'/, eveolnp - · Uenlll. Pbo11o MI!OII, 773-51115. IJ41-31c: --- 1~11< montr.o old. I'IQI EARlY American llenlo: Tbls aet hao AM 6 I'M radio. automatic record ohanger. Lovely finish. Just like new. Take over pe~ of f5 per month or pay $8'1.35. Try it In your bame. Pbone kpeed Wanted M•le Help Wanted WISIDNG YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Helen and Vi!'Ill Teaford Associates C. C. IIIWIFORD AUCriONI!ER Complete llenleo --- i I lfe ...,. lladt.IIJI. private, pleniJ ol ' ., .,. eblldreD to p!Q. .Pi¥llle l-It-tle . .iltSIIOl ' Chilli'"• SWI!A.TI!II. Y•lue• 1111 .. 5.91 1.1t Wid. S.lect.... Gt..t S..,lnP Bryants Budpt Shop 101 ......" "...... , ....., :.oJITY PILE, fnl!l ,...., 1011 Is tbe carpel cleaned wllll Blue Lustre. Rent olotllle obampaaor Jl. BaUr 'Furni~ ture. ONE OF tbe llDer lhlllp of life, f'lfflNISHI!D and unfumlabecl POTATOES. Phone ~Blue .Lum earJI!!I ciMner. Ciareuce Proffitt, Portland. . a.-lllltl•ls. Clooe to IChool. Jlllltelo~ ..,...,..... tL · 1&-la.tfe Tlny'i Biriafu!and. Pbane - - · 1&-Jt.lf<: 'tlWLER wrs. Bob'• Mobile STEREO. late model, wllnut SEWING IIACHINI!l, 1• . IIJ ronsole. one month old; tCourt, Syracuse, Ohio on Slate opeed B.S.R. record dlanl· B1. 12t, Phone . . .1. tldl bonej. 'ntis er. AM·FM radio. Free home •n~ appnq.i. """"· demonstraUon. $110 "' .... ..1xlttonholel, ""'........... a n d - per month. Pllone lllll-2506. otralght sUich. On)J~ ..... IJ.J7-'IIc caoh or $4.50 per -aL . . --7011 ....... m..,..... Phone - - · • ~... STEREO, LATE modo!, WIIIIUI' <01100le, one month qld, topeed, BSR .-d dw~Cer· . .... AM-FM radio. Freo bame demonllrauon. fllO, or Q Effective ~ . MY office lllitrs will . •' • ONLY Sl8.95 Ph11 2.19 ,...._. Tax •I••• ••• li.•t ,.,.,. ••, u.~•. LI•UN .11u•bet at tMs prlco. , ... , ............. hilt lly • lilt tlr• •••• r.r ••• MOORE'S 124 •. •MAIM . "'flii.OY Old Town Flats News Mr. 11111 Mra. Gonloa Wotr•, Rllcl• Boule, Mr. 11111 lirs.'by Joe Wolfe 1M three chllclren, Rllclne - · called ... Mr. aad Mr-. Maywoot Johnatonreeentl,y. Mr. 11111 Mra. Cecil I!Goeberry entertained Mr. 11111 Mra. Tm> Burnolde of ChUIIcothe, Mr. Md Mrs. t.wrence Jolm1toa and fam- ABC & SHIRT Alterotlons, ~,,.;, pocktto·· Professional n11 . cieanlnt1U311ilitlec! Mason, West Vlrglnl~ I .•.. J<. 773-5543 local, Mr. 11111 Mro. l!'.dd Buoh, Mra. Roush ani Mr. llld MrL MJddleawart, local, Chrlst- Ily, maallly. Mrt. Garnet Johnston. M r s. Karen Burnside, Mila Sylvia Brewer and Mra. Mlytard John•toa called 011 Mr1. Edcl Bush, recentl)'. Clll&Hd Jcenhower and chlldren t1 Pomeroy Route called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icenhower. MrL Anna Haines moved to Collllllbua where aho Ia employed. Miss Florence S chrimaher am frlentl, Mr. CIIUord Jornlpn, of Dallu, Tex., were dinner guests ol Mr. and Mro, Maywood John- YiMPO ·INFC :4ATIOII •EWS presents ·LOCAL REPORtS ·' DAILY AT U1. 12 NOON 3 P.M AND 7~50 DOioo To¥tor remains ll>out ered right to your project. Fill and eaoy. Free eotlmateo. Phone llll2-ftll, Goeg- lela Ready - Mix Co., MlcJdleport, Ohio. I 311 tic BUllGI'!T PRICE lurnHuro oe our third floer budpt shop. Baker Pw mturo. Mldd1epart. Oldo. D#c ,, to : tile lime at bla home. Mr. aad Mro. WUitam Abloo ..... _ _ ...... ready II .ly •1l•fll 775xU Mille Sl...,..ll• Oliver Sa,yre la building a new .... 'I'UILER SPACE, t....4• • --.. -·()Me Crill Bredlonl MAN. ~ NEED LIMESTOtll!: far your BEAUTIFUL maple otereo ratypswr1ten part time. Work driveway? We · furulsh and dln. SteUe free, FM and AM wltb dl8trlbulor. Company deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. radio. FuU ratige volume, tralnl. Local lnlervlew. write Contracting, Phoae llft.H. bale, treble and balance ..,.. so-a. ~· Boa 25. Glensbaw, Pa. J2.21.1fc lrol. Montldy paymento of IUI-Utp $6.50 or balance of ..._os. CIGAIIE'I'I'E vendlnl moddla IIIII aervke. ABC Enlerprlles, ---REDUCI!l SAFE, simple and Pbone .am. IJ.SHIA! Muoe, W. Vo. PllaDe 7'IHSII. Hel11 Wanted fast with G<lbese tablets. On· MODERN WALNUT , _ ..,.. CAR HOI'S. apply In penon. Jy 98 cents. Nelson Drugs. sole. aeUd olete tuners and . Qw'l Steak - · 11-Dalp ampllllers. Veoler oUde rale liADIO and TV ropalr, ~ callo, IIIII ......... lnllalled. . iiAY, Phone 742-4'111. II~ luning. Pndolon built reeord Jolm Harrison, Phone .,_ dwlger. PIIJI aD speeds. ,W•ntecl To Rent D. Utile tN . TMI C~~ P.U.. COUn. Pav oaly $5 per month or Flii1NlSBEil • throe -bodroooamm Mlllt ·CDUIII1V, OHIO ta.tZ..l'ba!IO ..UII. INMI< NOTICI lo'l' PUaLICATIOII . ATIENTION PL~AS& · .· Mo.ltl'll In Mlddlepo..t. Phone IMurance boatt ,.,.... OAILIY." ••. IJ41-31p Greater Values Than · !1118 OIJJSMOBJLE Cutllu ~IJTOMOBILE beeo Evw with blaek vbl1l tap IIIII r.-Decl! Loot JOUr OIIOI'ItFor lent manr tiitras. fl'lell, Call or's 1 - ? ean ..... M.,. & Ldle• ltAJAMAS. Y•lvee. te 1.95 Otelter IIIWJit. 1NNtp • 1111011 ..,..-t. .. I II lie l.t9 · .......... ua bolore"""'"""· s p.m. CaU 11-Jt.lf<: ._, t 11'11 ' " ' SEWING MACJIINl!:S, repair aervke, all makee. WY S. DIM. '1110 Fabric Shop, Pomerny. Aulharllll!d Sl- Sales and Servke. We Sltarpen For Sale EMPLOYED ' Sunday ,.,.. IJ.D.121c READY ·• !'llX ' ~c!rote 'lieliv- :· n...- 1J.ZNte Carpenter News, Notes day Groetingl. Dally - with limited ...... -~· . . . .--nft. 606 E. Moln Pomeroy, 0. - IIIILL BUY raw furs and bee! llldel. · Carl ChevaUer, Lolli TO lhare 11ft - · beth and lltehen prl- PI•...., H••• & Alii ean IIIIZ-2838. AIR COJ'o.'DmONING Refrlpratlon aervlce. Jack's RelrlgeraUan, New Haven. bone 882-2079. t I lie Wa!MdToluy SDJ1E0NE -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 demonslrotor, 111111 Zig Zag oewlng macblne, regularly 113, eomplele, Business SerYI$42. This moeblne mikes but· CURTillB 'l'ECIINlCIAN, r... lonboles. darns, emb., COD be land Parker, - - J'ome. put on monthly !IOYDIODIII of roy ~ or 116'1-3251 Cool$5.25. PIKme IIIIZ-2111. JS.24.«c ville caD steUon, wlllbes Holi- his For Sale 1 WILL N!YI' be resplllllftllo lor ony debll eonlr-.1 by 1111)'- BEA1J'I'Ili'IJL wtmlllrod - len IIIII m1ni1ture pnodlel, --· J1..3l.6lc one otber IliaD JD1oell. na alleddlng or ..tor. AXe;· Harold M. Smith. Bl. I. any lqlll, arRar.lne, Ohio IUNIP Bartaroo Klls, ~. FIREWOOD, or dry. Gerald Kin&. Rl 1, Ohio. PIKme ..,.... Shade. !Uf.lltp 11-11-lllle ANTIQUES. lumlturo. dishes. mleeeDan!'Oils. Mrs. Howard feeD. 800 W. Main st.• PomeIVJ. 1-15-lfc '5.55 --- SALESMAN'S ' A Drl_w .,.Tt-j 2. ,,.,....... ...,. , .,. tfletl • tlllth Prtlll rinH of · AXC Golden a.trtover puppleo, 11M Alii SL, Middleport. .,_ MO. Ha.tfe For Rent "·"r. ~~~~,.. ,•• I. lt..-h• In ~rt..t~ eroamtng. .,_ . u s 11e service and SPECIAL ·· r SMOW'TIRE SALE . 75~ For,... POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ·Toy miniature, f7$ and ·up. Stud OPEM EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO C.rd Of Thanb ' Busines·s Ji:1 WASH Try Our Bonn.v_jlle ConY. Locai one ownar car; new w-w tires, vinyl trim with bucket. segh, console, radio, P .S. and P .B., auto. trant., dark blue finlah with white nylon top. A real aharpie. ln.,.ftl-. . 1969 is follows; lilondaJ, WlldiltsdaJ, FrldaJ 10 Ill 12 Alf-2 Plllo 4 tO 8:30 PM 101ol2 4PM per month. Phone - · · . '~ ' STEREO · ntdlo Ollllbbti- Uon.1 solo . record ' ..... , "Copperhead&'' The men known as Copperheads durlnif the ClvU War Wl'fe nor!hem ~;rmpalblzera with the South. Tiley planned to overthrow the Ljncoln gov- .' ernment, but the plot was dlscavereclllld suppressed. AOIIOS8 l. K.llldof Ke!i»ll ~ee, McArthur, and -:r. "'!" and OOftL 00.... callorl were Elate ,Mra. Dwalno J-n call or soy, shave I;Tnno•plantOf bumon little oorts Bratton and Mr. ond Mr,L llolbert Charles 11. Bird or poet. ·i>,moaad..n.. ntomen r PMWicSale · WORLD ALMANAc- 11.00 Ul,. 'SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, FACTS '·"";1.,. 12. Uneanny . J.S.IJicident 1t. Pungent ' ..... lti.li)l:ll'l ' tumor IS. Pr:lnten1' ·Ha.U. oolo! !!If linn, lwW oell tho followtrc at eatod 11>.PJ'OllitDalaiJ 2 inlteo oft S.R. 124 It · .Woteb tor •1• lfPol ' I' , I DiD W~AT? �W4NT ltD fMPOIMA.ttoM ......,Dw414-t•...~ c:...n•• ~,.... ,. & c.r.~ ... Will .. •Cdff'H lflllltll f •·• fe.t 0.., .t Pllllllutlon IJi.GULATIOWi 1966 POMTIAC .................................. Ioducod to $1895 The Pwlllll1h.r ,.,.,.,, th. rltht ct ... ,. ••• ........ . ...l•ctleMilt... -.ltllltler will _. a.. ,..,_.,title f• • - "'-'" .. ••It., ....n •• ... I~ U!'AL NOTICE 2 SfGis O.F QUAliTY DUDt.tM!I I , ••• O.r ,..,. Mlle.. ,_ iASON New · AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 1962 cADILLAC Woo $999... :..-.......... SPECIAL $769 (tt.t HT Coup•, good white woll fir••· full power equipment including 6 way seat, pow" windows spotlest interior, R&H. · • ' Pont~roy Motor Co. . @) .· -s. Mter te . .!-f "' 1hln• s. 1.ft tt.n•m"' • .,.., loi-F.... ·••' --···,..-·_11 to 6 Sot •.......•.•--•----' to 7 Svn-. ......, - ....c....... ll to 6 Sa" ' EXPIIT 1141 VllLKS'II'AGEN, f5GII, caad Wh11l Al1tame1t <!OIIIIlllon. P. .\. soatt. at LiDcoln St., ~ IS-lNie For !'bone lftGI'I. I WISH to e>lond 1111 hHitfelt IIAIIMOHY opartments - S IIIII STRAW. !banks to aU lllf relallveo IJ.II.utp " l'OGIM, hlrDllbed, 11ft: and ltleDds !« t11o lovel,J walll, flaon, furniture. J'rl. Cbristmas carps aad pa. vall .....- out al .0 SEWING MACHINE. 1111 Zig !fAY, G. CARSON. PlloDe 70. qes I recelvecl In VleiiWIL Zoe. wear what ,.OU make on 4'1SS. •JS.».Utp """""· s blcd:s from ~ AIC Ray E. Juatil, this ho!>ey. Tbls machine boltray poll olllco. ..... from Seeurity Pollee. tonholos, dams. appllqaoo, NINE PAYMENTS Ill $1 or to a.m. to 4 p.m. JM.Ife !Ul-ltp monograms, and even oewe $SI.Ii eaoh. Must oell 1811 otralgbt sUich. ...... mJy . . 'f}WLI!lR, Brown'l Trsdler oewlll,l macltlae. Nly equipcash or fUO per month.. ped to zlB sag, make .,__ Park. Mhlemlllo. Pbooe .,_ Notice Phone IJD.2506. IUI-'IIc bolel, sew on buttons, ete., 4 WILL DO aewing at home IIIII. ll*llllc --- zippers. pockets, peggl1111. hemming. alteraUIIIIS, etc. FOil1l ROOM lllmllbecl apoftMrs. Freddie Thabet•. Muon, meat. PllaDe In IIIII. IUl.UC Phone 77S.s551. t-!0-tf<, --- MUSIC EVERY Friday IIIII For Sale or Tr. . saturday at Jaek's Club on SUWOLK """" due to HarriJ<mville Road. off Rl. T. SIX lamb In January or Fe!Jru. 1241-31c: 817, tz5 eadl; alao, man pony 4& inebeo ...... u II'IOIIIhs VACANCY lor two elderly poo. old. Pllone altemaons pie. Prefer private !IOid !10389'/, eveolnp - · Uenlll. Pbo11o MI!OII, 773-51115. IJ41-31c: --- 1~11< montr.o old. I'IQI EARlY American llenlo: Tbls aet hao AM 6 I'M radio. automatic record ohanger. Lovely finish. Just like new. Take over pe~ of f5 per month or pay $8'1.35. Try it In your bame. Pbone kpeed Wanted M•le Help Wanted WISIDNG YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Helen and Vi!'Ill Teaford Associates C. C. IIIWIFORD AUCriONI!ER Complete llenleo --- i I lfe ...,. lladt.IIJI. private, pleniJ ol ' ., .,. eblldreD to p!Q. .Pi¥llle l-It-tle . .iltSIIOl ' Chilli'"• SWI!A.TI!II. Y•lue• 1111 .. 5.91 1.1t Wid. S.lect.... Gt..t S..,lnP Bryants Budpt Shop 101 ......" "...... , ....., :.oJITY PILE, fnl!l ,...., 1011 Is tbe carpel cleaned wllll Blue Lustre. Rent olotllle obampaaor Jl. BaUr 'Furni~ ture. ONE OF tbe llDer lhlllp of life, f'lfflNISHI!D and unfumlabecl POTATOES. Phone ~Blue .Lum earJI!!I ciMner. Ciareuce Proffitt, Portland. . a.-lllltl•ls. Clooe to IChool. Jlllltelo~ ..,...,..... tL · 1&-la.tfe Tlny'i Biriafu!and. Pbane - - · 1&-Jt.lf<: 'tlWLER wrs. Bob'• Mobile STEREO. late model, wllnut SEWING IIACHINI!l, 1• . IIJ ronsole. one month old; tCourt, Syracuse, Ohio on Slate opeed B.S.R. record dlanl· B1. 12t, Phone . . .1. tldl bonej. 'ntis er. AM·FM radio. Free home •n~ appnq.i. """"· demonstraUon. $110 "' .... ..1xlttonholel, ""'........... a n d - per month. Pllone lllll-2506. otralght sUich. On)J~ ..... IJ.J7-'IIc caoh or $4.50 per -aL . . --7011 ....... m..,..... Phone - - · • ~... STEREO, LATE modo!, WIIIIUI' <01100le, one month qld, topeed, BSR .-d dw~Cer· . .... AM-FM radio. Freo bame demonllrauon. fllO, or Q Effective ~ . MY office lllitrs will . •' • ONLY Sl8.95 Ph11 2.19 ,...._. Tax •I••• ••• li.•t ,.,.,. ••, u.~•. LI•UN .11u•bet at tMs prlco. , ... , ............. hilt lly • lilt tlr• •••• r.r ••• MOORE'S 124 •. •MAIM . "'flii.OY Old Town Flats News Mr. 11111 Mra. Gonloa Wotr•, Rllcl• Boule, Mr. 11111 lirs.'by Joe Wolfe 1M three chllclren, Rllclne - · called ... Mr. aad Mr-. Maywoot Johnatonreeentl,y. Mr. 11111 Mra. Cecil I!Goeberry entertained Mr. 11111 Mra. Tm> Burnolde of ChUIIcothe, Mr. Md Mrs. t.wrence Jolm1toa and fam- ABC & SHIRT Alterotlons, ~,,.;, pocktto·· Professional n11 . cieanlnt1U311ilitlec! Mason, West Vlrglnl~ I .•.. J<. 773-5543 local, Mr. 11111 Mro. l!'.dd Buoh, Mra. Roush ani Mr. llld MrL MJddleawart, local, Chrlst- Ily, maallly. Mrt. Garnet Johnston. M r s. Karen Burnside, Mila Sylvia Brewer and Mra. Mlytard John•toa called 011 Mr1. Edcl Bush, recentl)'. Clll&Hd Jcenhower and chlldren t1 Pomeroy Route called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icenhower. MrL Anna Haines moved to Collllllbua where aho Ia employed. Miss Florence S chrimaher am frlentl, Mr. CIIUord Jornlpn, of Dallu, Tex., were dinner guests ol Mr. and Mro, Maywood John- YiMPO ·INFC :4ATIOII •EWS presents ·LOCAL REPORtS ·' DAILY AT U1. 12 NOON 3 P.M AND 7~50 DOioo To¥tor remains ll>out ered right to your project. Fill and eaoy. Free eotlmateo. Phone llll2-ftll, Goeg- lela Ready - Mix Co., MlcJdleport, Ohio. I 311 tic BUllGI'!T PRICE lurnHuro oe our third floer budpt shop. Baker Pw mturo. Mldd1epart. Oldo. D#c ,, to : tile lime at bla home. Mr. aad Mro. WUitam Abloo ..... _ _ ...... ready II .ly •1l•fll 775xU Mille Sl...,..ll• Oliver Sa,yre la building a new .... 'I'UILER SPACE, t....4• • --.. -·()Me Crill Bredlonl MAN. ~ NEED LIMESTOtll!: far your BEAUTIFUL maple otereo ratypswr1ten part time. Work driveway? We · furulsh and dln. SteUe free, FM and AM wltb dl8trlbulor. Company deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. radio. FuU ratige volume, tralnl. Local lnlervlew. write Contracting, Phoae llft.H. bale, treble and balance ..,.. so-a. ~· Boa 25. Glensbaw, Pa. J2.21.1fc lrol. Montldy paymento of IUI-Utp $6.50 or balance of ..._os. CIGAIIE'I'I'E vendlnl moddla IIIII aervke. ABC Enlerprlles, ---REDUCI!l SAFE, simple and Pbone .am. IJ.SHIA! Muoe, W. Vo. PllaDe 7'IHSII. Hel11 Wanted fast with G<lbese tablets. On· MODERN WALNUT , _ ..,.. CAR HOI'S. apply In penon. Jy 98 cents. Nelson Drugs. sole. aeUd olete tuners and . Qw'l Steak - · 11-Dalp ampllllers. Veoler oUde rale liADIO and TV ropalr, ~ callo, IIIII ......... lnllalled. . iiAY, Phone 742-4'111. II~ luning. Pndolon built reeord Jolm Harrison, Phone .,_ dwlger. PIIJI aD speeds. ,W•ntecl To Rent D. Utile tN . TMI C~~ P.U.. COUn. Pav oaly $5 per month or Flii1NlSBEil • throe -bodroooamm Mlllt ·CDUIII1V, OHIO ta.tZ..l'ba!IO ..UII. INMI< NOTICI lo'l' PUaLICATIOII . ATIENTION PL~AS& · .· Mo.ltl'll In Mlddlepo..t. Phone IMurance boatt ,.,.... OAILIY." ••. IJ41-31p Greater Values Than · !1118 OIJJSMOBJLE Cutllu ~IJTOMOBILE beeo Evw with blaek vbl1l tap IIIII r.-Decl! Loot JOUr OIIOI'ItFor lent manr tiitras. fl'lell, Call or's 1 - ? ean ..... M.,. & Ldle• ltAJAMAS. Y•lvee. te 1.95 Otelter IIIWJit. 1NNtp • 1111011 ..,..-t. .. I II lie l.t9 · .......... ua bolore"""'"""· s p.m. CaU 11-Jt.lf<: ._, t 11'11 ' " ' SEWING MACJIINl!:S, repair aervke, all makee. WY S. DIM. '1110 Fabric Shop, Pomerny. Aulharllll!d Sl- Sales and Servke. We Sltarpen For Sale EMPLOYED ' Sunday ,.,.. IJ.D.121c READY ·• !'llX ' ~c!rote 'lieliv- :· n...- 1J.ZNte Carpenter News, Notes day Groetingl. Dally - with limited ...... -~· . . . .--nft. 606 E. Moln Pomeroy, 0. - IIIILL BUY raw furs and bee! llldel. · Carl ChevaUer, Lolli TO lhare 11ft - · beth and lltehen prl- PI•...., H••• & Alii ean IIIIZ-2838. AIR COJ'o.'DmONING Refrlpratlon aervlce. Jack's RelrlgeraUan, New Haven. bone 882-2079. t I lie Wa!MdToluy SDJ1E0NE -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 demonslrotor, 111111 Zig Zag oewlng macblne, regularly 113, eomplele, Business SerYI$42. This moeblne mikes but· CURTillB 'l'ECIINlCIAN, r... lonboles. darns, emb., COD be land Parker, - - J'ome. put on monthly !IOYDIODIII of roy ~ or 116'1-3251 Cool$5.25. PIKme IIIIZ-2111. JS.24.«c ville caD steUon, wlllbes Holi- his For Sale 1 WILL N!YI' be resplllllftllo lor ony debll eonlr-.1 by 1111)'- BEA1J'I'Ili'IJL wtmlllrod - len IIIII m1ni1ture pnodlel, --· J1..3l.6lc one otber IliaD JD1oell. na alleddlng or ..tor. AXe;· Harold M. Smith. Bl. I. any lqlll, arRar.lne, Ohio IUNIP Bartaroo Klls, ~. FIREWOOD, or dry. Gerald Kin&. Rl 1, Ohio. PIKme ..,.... Shade. !Uf.lltp 11-11-lllle ANTIQUES. lumlturo. dishes. mleeeDan!'Oils. Mrs. Howard feeD. 800 W. Main st.• PomeIVJ. 1-15-lfc '5.55 --- SALESMAN'S ' A Drl_w .,.Tt-j 2. ,,.,....... ...,. , .,. tfletl • tlllth Prtlll rinH of · AXC Golden a.trtover puppleo, 11M Alii SL, Middleport. .,_ MO. Ha.tfe For Rent "·"r. ~~~~,.. ,•• I. lt..-h• In ~rt..t~ eroamtng. .,_ . u s 11e service and SPECIAL ·· r SMOW'TIRE SALE . 75~ For,... POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ·Toy miniature, f7$ and ·up. Stud OPEM EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO C.rd Of Thanb ' Busines·s Ji:1 WASH Try Our Bonn.v_jlle ConY. Locai one ownar car; new w-w tires, vinyl trim with bucket. segh, console, radio, P .S. and P .B., auto. trant., dark blue finlah with white nylon top. A real aharpie. ln.,.ftl-. . 1969 is follows; lilondaJ, WlldiltsdaJ, FrldaJ 10 Ill 12 Alf-2 Plllo 4 tO 8:30 PM 101ol2 4PM per month. Phone - · · . '~ ' STEREO · ntdlo Ollllbbti- Uon.1 solo . record ' ..... , "Copperhead&'' The men known as Copperheads durlnif the ClvU War Wl'fe nor!hem ~;rmpalblzera with the South. Tiley planned to overthrow the Ljncoln gov- .' ernment, but the plot was dlscavereclllld suppressed. AOIIOS8 l. K.llldof Ke!i»ll ~ee, McArthur, and -:r. "'!" and OOftL 00.... callorl were Elate ,Mra. Dwalno J-n call or soy, shave I;Tnno•plantOf bumon little oorts Bratton and Mr. ond Mr,L llolbert Charles 11. Bird or poet. ·i>,moaad..n.. ntomen r PMWicSale · WORLD ALMANAc- 11.00 Ul,. 'SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, FACTS '·"";1.,. 12. Uneanny . J.S.IJicident 1t. Pungent ' ..... lti.li)l:ll'l ' tumor IS. Pr:lnten1' ·Ha.U. oolo! !!If linn, lwW oell tho followtrc at eatod 11>.PJ'OllitDalaiJ 2 inlteo oft S.R. 124 It · .Woteb tor •1• lfPol ' I' , I DiD W~AT? �~ CUJB 10 MEET ,.. ..... Cclui!'J y_., Re- CeMII DID ~~ ,_. . . . SV pellciiat Cl!il wilL .... ~ ..., .t plv, ,..,..,......,., I ..-. -. •~n~r c..-, .. tblt ... Valle Ubl.Se tile ~ 9 CGJ!,.,.. tOta, u acboohbQr [lldl of ---~ ,~ :::: .,_ • l!aek....Q aetiCII J'IMiftleS afl.er tbll IIIUOII. C4!adl lite bolldaJ ,...soil. on- hlle~~o c:III'I'G SV AC Creek Bebeata Ieeder~. eu~tbelrhold Slac'l K 'I I er !riD plq at ~ r pmc. by takl.llc Haman Trace on nl&ht lftd Southweatem 111 $ltUrCI&y ~ Eut.-n II at home both &&mel. Eastern leadl tile SV AC with a 4-1 record with Kner Creek aeCOIId at 3-1. Haman Trace ls third at 3..2, Southweatem Ia fourth at 2..2, Southern la ftfth with a 1-4 reeord and North GalCOLUMBUS (UPl) - Gov. lla Is last with a 0-3 record. James A. Rhodel todiQ' requestIn their flrlt meetln& Haman ed the u. s. Department of AgTrace eked out a 5S-S2 wiD at Mercerville, the Eagles' oaly .rlculture to establish federal loss this leiiCII In SV AC pliQ'. meat lnapectiolt throu8bDUt Ohio. The action will glve OhJo meat Eastern took Southwestern 77-55 procesaors the QSliiOl'tlmif,)' to ln the - - · · opener but t h e Highlanders have Will their lut move their meats on an Interthree games, two ol them SV AC state basis, tree of the restrictlonll that would havebeenimpolcontests. By winning both IIUDII this ed It only an OhJo Inspection pro. . weekend the Eagles can take gram_ were In~ Oblo'a .,nement for a pro. a firmer hold on firlt place ln the SV AC. Easterl wll1 have gram ol federal • state 111811daCllly three other games lett ln tory meat IDspec:tiCII prevlousl,y set under prorisiobl of the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967, will be SVAC Standings terminated, Rhodes told Agri. culture Secretary OrviUe L. (SVAC ONLY) Freeman. TEAM W L POP Under present conditions, meat Eastern • • . . . 4 1 307 241 ls moved Cll an Interstate basis, Kyger Creek. . 3 1 257 205 but July 1, 1969, when Ohio's law Hannan Trace. • 3 2 309 290 takes effect Cll state meat lnapecSouthwestern. •• 2 2 265 266 tlon, that would atop because meat Southern • • • • .1 4 239 328 must be federally - Inspected North Gallia. •• 0 3 149 196 for Interstate shipment. TOTALS 13 13 1526 1526 All Games SEOAL Standings TEAM W L POP Eastern ••••• 5 2 403 356 SEOAL ALL GAMES Kyger Creek. • '6 2 446 38:r~ w L P OP Hannan Trace •• 4 4 499 472 Jackson ••...•• 6 1 465 349 Southwestern. • 3 3 413 409 Galllpo~B • . ••.. 5 1 444 370 North Gsllla. • 1 3 212 258 Athens .I • • ...•• 5 2 415 375 Southern. • • • .1 6 339 458 Wellston l, . • . • . . . 4 1 349 303 THIS WEEK'S GAMES Ironton • • • • • 3 5 477 524 FRIDAY Nels-York • • • • 2 4 358 395 Haman Trace at Eastern Lopn . • • . • • • 1 6 435 531 Kyger Creek at North Gallla Meigs • • • • • • • 0 5 231 343 Miller at Southern ---SATURDAY SEOAL VARSITY Southwestern at Eastern TEAM W L P OP Hannan, W. Va. at Hannan Trace Athes • • • . . • 4 0 259 211 Wahama at Kyger Creek Jackson . . • . • 4 1 333 261 SGuthern at Alexander Galllpolls • • . • 3 1 291 2U Wellston • • • • • 3 1 283 251 Ironton • • • • • • 2 3 303 316 Nels-York • • • • • 1 3 225 252 Lopn • • • • . • . 1 4 319 369 ·romGHT, DEC. 31 Meigs ••••••• 0 5 231 343 TOTALS ••••• 18 18 2244 22M mYOUNG~C~S (TechDlcolor) SEOAL RESERVES . The Youog Americans TEAM W L P OP Milton C. Anderson . • . 4 0 188 U6 Athena • • • WHERE ANGELS GO••• Nels-York •.•. 4 0 196 158 TROUBLE FOLLOWS GalllooUs .... 3 1 164 156 (Tedmlcolor) Jronton • . • .. 3 2 206 175 Meigs .. • ... 2 3 185 202 Jackson . • . • • 1 ' 168 188 Logan . . . . . . . 1 4 197 240 JANUARY 1-2 Wellston • • • • • 0 4 152 191 "DARK OF THE SUN" TOTALS • • . , . 18 18 1456 1456 (Tedlnicolor) FRIDAY'S GAMES: ;Yvette Mbneaux - Tod TIQ'lor Athens at Gallipolis FEATURETTE: Ironton at Nels-York Hup & Mugs, 3 Stooges WeUston at Jack1111 CARTOONS: Logan at Meigs The ·Bear That Wasn't SATURDAY'S GAMES: Mstl... Mouse Nels-York at Athens SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Gallipolis at Wellstm Federal-Hocking at Logan. Ill ftrl!t F"- Federal Eyes On Ohio Meats a.._.. at ita HcUllllar· till MEIGS GEmjRAL Jl()fD'ft' AL AdlillsslODI .i VIrgil Y a r- ICIIWUI toe. • Preslcllla Doll • ' bl'GIIIIIt RUtland; Vloce MartlD, ~'01: IJDuthmt,. eurndJ1 in IUl· plaae lD a. SV AC wt&b a 1-1 Dis roeord t: Idle m· teacaao M tbll week but the~· wUl lDMl Xmer (4-4) ~lridi.YIIl&bl at Rac:lne IDd Jounle)' to Alex· ander (3../l) for a aa. 111 s.. urday nllbt. lWmD Trace, the onll sv AC team to 111 aetloa 4ar1De t b e Cbriltmaa.New YNI"I vaeaUan,. gaiDed a epllt lD tbelr Ra111aD Trace Holklq TOIU'IWIIalt a MereervUle. Fl'ldaJ nl&ht the WUdcate defeated Ramu, W, Va. 70-45 but 1o1t 111 the 11Da11 74-.59 to UIIIGo FIIJ'IIIee Cll SatU'CIQ' nllbt. ' . . - NCIIe. Are Penalized Four defendants were fined and five others forfeited bonds In the court ol Middleport Mayor ((. 0. Fisher. · Fined were Gregory M. Wood, 18, Rutland, $10 and costa, speedIng; George L. Harris, 21, Pomeroy, $10 &lid costa, stop sign violation; Warner A. Roush, 20, Letart, w. Va., $10 and costs, stop li8n vlolaU111, and Marvin McFarland, 36, New Haven, $10 and costa, speeding. Forfeiting bonds ol $25 each were Thomas M. Tbelas, 20, Racine, Roger T. Holter, 23, Raclne, Larry D. Brown, 22, Pomeroy, all for speeding; James W. Lawrence, 30, Long Bottom, suspended driver's license, and William G. Allman, 21, Reeds- . Kennedy g(lte Mao., :.. s ::vc;:m:w.%\tJ$.1:~ · NO SIGN OF UFE PER111, Auetralla (VPJ) - An illrllner ~ 28 pera0111 LOCAL TEMPS 11:e temperature In PCIIDero;y' 1 buret lao fl.amea and crashed wbiJe P"PU'UW to land at the weetern town of Port llldland. Search rtpOrted .of lll4 at the eruh alte. today ,.._s ·:YIU ' two comes F~ 11101'1111!& wt:ea D~ats meet to elect tbelr leaders for tb6 911t Con- Seaa._ n,_ ares• wblcb COftYeaealater._.the ~n buel~sa district~t 22 a.m. today was 43 de8rHs no under overcaat aides. ' '· 4 Defendants . ' KJU.ED MONDAY UNION CITY, Ohlo (VPJ) Rut!! Alln Gro11, 34, Troy, waa . ., ldlJed MondaJ. lllpt when her (~ frciill Pile l) au'to went ott OhJo 571, just eut ot 1b1l Darke County com- "It is .Udl a .PeriiOIIIl mattar munlf1, hit a pole and overturn- that the YcU taken lhould he . . ."by seeret NJlot." eeL ' . 1116 llboWdowll bet:IC Ill t b e ' •• .. s ' TOCKRED_UCTIQ . • I • ~· vUle, speeding. Weather TeqJeratures falling to lower to middle 20s by evening and to zero to 8 above tlu'oughout the state by late tonight. Tuesday mostly aunn,y south, and cold. MEIGS~~- WORLD ALMANAlTS C FAC With the cominf of autumn, the· crickets singing becomeslouder and longer. The tempo of a cricket's song is determined by the temperature. AI the weather gets colder' the tempo becomes slower. Scientists, The World Almanac notes, have derived a formula to calculate the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit by counting the number of chirps in 15 seconds and adding 40. ALLOU FAMOUS BRAN FURNITURE NOW I .·,DU ,, , , OFF 10 DAYS ONLY -STARTING JAN. 2 Here's Why!! COLTS BY 17 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPO- It's Clearance Time at both stores: Rutland Furnlue and Mason fiJr.. nibre! It's also personal prop.ty tax time and. we.are tryina to beat the deadline. So wetive you the savlf11S NOW. All 011 pod 1 '' brands are included. Of course, tlae are floor samples, OIIHf+ ' kind pieces, closeouts and odds & ends, but aii .JJIIIO now at ·•:bit, .,' t· ' ' . fat M off. Plan to shop early! , '• · Baltlmore' s Colts are favored by 17 points to defeat lh\ New York Jets Jan. 12 In the 3rd ·amllll Super Bowl, matchlJW the wlmers of the NaUOIIIl 'Footllall Leque and the Amerl· ean Football League. Baltimore trounced Cleveland 34-0 and New York nipped oakland 27-23 Cor the Utlu SUnday. MAY 1969 BE YOUR .HAPPIEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS YEAR YET! From all of us to all of you, .POMEROY NAl·IONAL BAN.K , RUTLAND s.tilw 1!11ias COIIIty for - .,. Open ' Chrilltmas cookies made by the brand-new housewife are no joke. likelfl , is drawi"" bea·ucoup . inc,9f71e . f?YJm earlier VlMo .,11fntures. · . nu11t ed Up Ta $15.000.00. . ~ ~ . ''i.lary" cornea '.l•i, ftiaay Nia'Jb s:~ ·t~ 1:00 .. All Merchandl se From Reaular Stock! ly PHIL PASTOIET • • • ,.,.,~ . ' F.d ol DepOJit lnSIII'arice Corporation. All ' BARBS The television a c to' who scorn~ money for an o•96 years F.a.tal Re•e System •AC~:ouiltf.ln TOP ROOKIES NORWALK, Com. (VPJ)Bob Murpll)' of Nichols, Fla., and Slrdra Post of C&J'IIda have been named tournament rookies ot the year by Golf Digest mapzlne. Murpll)''a $105,595 In w~miJWa the paat year Is the most evel' won by a (\rat-year player. Miss Post, the first rookie to win the ladles' PGA Utle since 1961, won more than $10,000 during 1968. /rom "dlt '!~~~~·~~~eAOIIIe the RO!'J~ · 'a ln ,aalt . I n Furnitur IlERMAN GRATE \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 31, 1968 hunsicker mccoy