http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e1e11192a152bb92c63b255d3a24496e.pdf adf6b833526a9f6da1c3b8f0b516362a PDF Text Text .. 11- ' • • ~ .... .-.... . . . ....-... . . . . . . . . -··. ~-1~- ~-- alfd Americans could be unl11ed by their ••commcn eoncern" Cor the poor and underprivUedged. ~eaklna to a slittering $251).. per.plate dimer honorirw Cardilllil James Francis Mcintyre, Archbishop of Los Angeles. Nixon echoed the plea for unity he plans to make the theme of 'h is administration. " Coming to california. I think I have sensed the true rreatness in AmerlcL I see that cement that still pull& Ameri ca together . our commoo 1 tn at the clJ.nle a ierfe• ol one•tOI'Y 1 tuec:o s~a. Nixon The black de affair at the moved from bed to bed (eGo...- !run- U Century Plua bowl w a • a a,peakirw i few phrapil 1n diUonot blaek mournlnt dress 111c1 Pn¥od trequsntly lor him. benent for the Santo Marto broken !Pnlob. Then. ~·· ~eamo told new~men today, ,ber '-aaband came hoJPital and clinic, 1 dlurchHe peered Into 1 nuraery fUll homo. Ho -.ldn t NY - r e ho bod been alnce 1942 .... -~ ho sponsored medical raeUit)o in a or inCalU and remarked: un,e had been dolna. Then was a big peJV with rtlatlwa IDd frlenda. Predomirantly Mexica~Ameri- last time 1 did this ns when 1 When U was over, caceamo dl~ tcain. can seetlon or Los Azweles. saw m,y own da!.Wb"ter through Nixon's 8ddreaa was a short the glass." LONDON - THE ROLLING STONES lllrew 1 biiQiet ThurodaJ< one, on.l,y eight minutes. He Wd to eelebrate their lateat reconthw, ••Begara' BanQuet. •• Aft6r dir~ he was not speaking as one ner. they threw cuatard .Piea at recont eom,pan;y ex.ecuthea Jour..lele cted to the highest ofllce in lsts 1.11! Lord Harleeh, who called it .. an absolutely pt;rty." the Dltion, ''but as one who was Disabled American Vete~ born In this state . • . and only Chapter 53 will meet at the LOS ANGELES - SIRHAN B. SIRHAN, charged "'th the murhopes that in many years ahead hall on Butternut Ave., Pcmeroy, der Of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, will .pend the Chriatmla and New he will be worUJ.y of the people at 6:30p.m. Thursday. A Christ.. ~;:" fl holidays in a cell, not In a courtromt ft&htlrw tor his from whml he has come. •• mas dinner prepared by the aux-. During the afternoon Nixon illary wW be served. All Korean Superi<H' Court Judp Herbert v. Walker Thursdoy overruled and Clrdilal Mcintyre stowed and Vietlmn veterans are invtt- a prOHcutlon obJection IDII .POstponed the start ot Slrt.a.•a trial tor ed to the afCair, a.V. Commanthe third time at the reque.at of the defense. Tbe reeaoo Cor the t.. test pos~nement wu to allow Gnnt B. eoi:,p,r, Sirhan's chief defender, sufficient time to prepare bls case. ea y... ... Gold Rush... 1 I A Bit Untidy R I i I I I I I I JOIN OUR NEW 1969 CHRISTMAS CLUB! thst. Now open ... and always the easiest, surest way to save ahead to really have enough extra cash for Christmas gifts and other year-end expenses! It's the simple systematic way to create your own annual "gold rush." Join nowl Wellston .•. (Continued (rCJn ~ 1) nectlon with hl8PW-.rs in south- POMEROY I POMEROY RUTLAND.I Servinr Meies County for· over 96 years 1 LONOON (IJPI)- Queen Elb. abeth D, her son and heir Prince Charles, and Princess Margaret were receiving a group of athletes at Buckingham P a I a c e Thursday when a bearded marathon runner strolled over and sat down on the BriUah throne, chomping a chicken leg. Jim Alder, 28, apparently just got tired ol standing at t h e stand~.P butret Cor the 350 member British Olympic team and took the nearest seat, which happened to be the thra:te or atgiand . It was all informal hmch but it was scarcely as informaJ as I Member Fede1al Reserve System i L-------------------Optn Friday Nights 5:00 to 7:00 and DIAMOND RINGS Tht Truly Treasured Gift' Give the Accutrorf Rico. Called A2-Hong Kong-<;8 &. Ouenu by the Natioral Cc:munlt- Timepiece for Christmas ntcable Dlseaae Center (CDC) in Atllnta, the flu has spread la!Jter and earlier than normal respiratory ailment. and alre.d.Y ta a major health .Problem tn some ares. And it'a only beginntqr. aecordirw: to 11 CDC spokesman. Peak Not Yet Here '"By the ftnt o1 JIBl&I'J, large sectlona ol the courVy C I. L ~·IHfY $•no wr.o o u~o IIIING llo7 --·•.,... lt.lft... ......Llltll ...... ...... ,...., .............. . ............. IIKII ~ ..... t1tUI ~--~-~~~~~ ........ Witdtwcw .......... ... 121111 •IIDI dt t ...n.t, ...,., ..... 10 ...,... .. ..,... ~ •..,.___ A2-Hong Kong-68 Shut Down Courts ATLANTA (\JPI)... A PhUadelphia IAw;yer broke ... a trl.al with a ftt of coughing this week in the Permsylvania cit;y. "Excuse me, yow- honor.•• apologized attorney Michael Hillegrass, .. it must be ti:Je Hong Kong Ot.L" uu it is, you'd better get out or here," replied Jllfge Frank J. Montermuro Jr. The case became one ot man,y poolponed In Pblladel.t>hta c..... ty Court 1s a result or a new lnduenza outbreak that has tooched at least 25 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto -L~~sa.ke"' ..... ~racuse COWicil discussed lng an administrator under the continuance ol the town - owned terms above, at a fixed salary. water system under a OOard o1 Mayor Landon said he will acpublic atralrs In Ita regular cept applications from IIU' per- II'E ARE ·\ uGOLD S ·,·AR so PIU!CED~,~... BRACEL & NECKLACES SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS JADE ONYX, hARL RINGS AND MANY OTHERS CORNELIA'S JEWELS WIITHFR'S CROWN PINS dULOVA & ftYLd lfAl CHES STOR.E" should hne cooside:nble ~ br~ks ot nu," he lllid. '"The height of the epidemic should come in early or mld..JaDUIIIry.'' The spokesman hastened to reassure tMt Horw Korw au ''lfl no tougher or more serious than most peat strains of Ou- It-1 Just different." The symproms generaJJ.y are aches and _pajna and a head cold that lasts trom 1 to 10 days. No regl.on has been exempt. Cl.ses tw.ve been reported trom Alaska to Calitornlll to TeXIs to MEIGS THEATRE OPEN TONIGHT & SATURDAY TIL 9 MEEKER LEATHER GOODS MASONIC RINGS DIAMOND ONYX RINGS HEMATITE RINGS SPEIDEL WATCH BANOS RONSON & ZIP PO LIGHTERS ANSON TIE TACKS KEY HOLDERS, CUFF LINKS MONEY CLIPS ' TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY DEC. 6 • 10 Wllliun castle' I RdsEMARY'S BABY (Technlcolor) Mia Farrow-, John C&ssavetea COLORCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby lloppy Woodchuck SHOW STAliTS 7 P.M. t North Clrollra to Missouri to New York to ConnecticuL The CDC said that \'liccine to combat the Horw Korw: au his been produced, ancl 300.000 to 400, 000 dosages have been dJ atributed to doctors, clinic a and mUUary authorities dwing the past two weeks. FREE RUN MADE Tile Racine Emergency Slllad answered a call at 10:to a.m. Thursday to the home Sarlh COnp:J, Racine Route 1 . . , Wl.l token to Veteran& Memorialll<>l· ...... ...,.... she ..... admitted ila a medical patient. oi MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admiaslona - Claytoo Tipple Middleport. Thomtu Trop~ Home (at The BW n-o. Momorlal · lrnellng trophy for ~ oxceUence wu ctven a permanld home Thursday ntjlht b)' a vote of. 111e -.astern Ohio Leaeue'a prindpala In a meet111g at Athena. The t:raph,y, establlabed In 1955, was awarded to Athens for permaned posaesaton ln ac·c or. daQce wiUl terms set up that It -.ld IV to the .... ning the SEOAL three tlrnea In any five year period. The principals voted to estobllah a new traveling trophy for fOOiball next year llld elao one Cor beaketball ttds year, under tbe Ante terms of. permanent posaeaslon. No clec.. lm~ made •• to whether or not the tropblea ..W be • memorial to a certain illcllvldual. It was aloo I>Ointed oot tbe Ohio Hl8fl Sd!ool Athletic Carrol Darst Dies Thursday Carrol :$nokey) Darst, 641 RD 1, Rutlll'.d, died Thursday .;..... lng In Holzer Medical Center. He was a bridge carpenter lor the Pem Central Railroad. !Urvlvors Include his wife Bonnie; a dluahter, DeUiah, home; 111ree ama, Harold, Coal Clly, m., 111c1 Samp..., 1 n d Damy, at home; two aJitera, Edith Rife, Albany, 111c1 Lonora ai Vo-so ~~ Colwnbus·I Ralph, Nlddleport, 8 "'-'--14-v.utU-, Assoc:latloa has ruled N.....,. viDe-York H18f1 Sd!ool como! forfeit ita b11ketball pmea with Jack1<11 and Netgo uiiiOII' plan. ned. The gamea, therefore, wi.U be rosclleduled u .,.tekiY u .POl· alble after the gpoomtor tu 11'91 In the NeiiiOIIYWe-York cllatrlct Last}? li>e SEOAL lj!ljja:cu.... ;, ·,.. or Pollee, at the Amerleaa Lepon RaiL Oul&olne president Chief of Pollee Jolon Taylor wu tile &. •taJ.Urw otftee:r. OU.ra irwtlllod were Sllu J. lfamUton, .tcepreotdent; Garland Nibert, ...,. retary .. tr••urer; IYU: File and Robert Harteach. trustees; Bonnie Pomqton, chtplaln; Mletaael L. Riley, conductor; and Ray Manley, &<IU'I. others at the meeting were Hollis North, Paul North and Joe OWen, GaiUpolt1 pollee depan. mont; Shori!f Denver A. Walker and Grant Loqr, Gallla COunty Shorlll's lleportmon&. NO DAMAGE REPORTED wl~r tlremen were eallod II 8:30p.m. Thorsdoy tor a 1.111 oil 4re at a houH trailer OWIIOd b1 Franklin Arnott. Firea.~ .... men llid the . blaze was Wider llleir arrl""' and m FUteea nnmon ... _..... to the alarm. control - c111n1ae was cau.-c~. 111111' be- - • "-vlng long hobby .... tllllstoeto, Mr. and lfra. Nolan haVe now taken up ••liP.~' and In tJiia new ld:lby are creatIng altrectlve and · unftlle pieces of. Jewo1r7 lor both a nd Bttracttve jpe1rY feature• commcm ado JUver gravel - atrfk.. tng In 8R*orance after it I• proceased J!r Mr. and Mrs. Nolen. The Nolana are the ftrlt to admit thet lllolr ...... hobby - about dlree yean old DOW - _...... ., .. __ _ lla - loma? Dll!oront and tntoreatlng'l You boll 'lbeae -.etlve ttems ml&lot bei.P JOU aolve IOJDe Chrf.11tma1 '"· In the flrat plaeo, It .. not 10ICOIIUJIOO lor tile cool of. ..... in eroollnllho varloua tlnga to .... •• hl&ll u fa • pound. Then, ... minor atao, to tile equipment needed to out, grind andpulloh the-·· Findings - the tsrm used In lapIdary lor tbe !llOIOIIIngs wlllcll hold the seta - also are a considerable oxpenoe factor. Mr. llld Mrs. Nolan flrat became interested in their new gem-making hobby three yean aao ""'"' they atl<nded a worksloop at Cedar Lakes near Rip. otoowlnl - · but unfortunate.,, u.· aren't available - at Tractor Rig, looll II IIIII Ume - from Mr. 1114 Mra. -..... Nolan, ~­ euae. Hcnrever, me ciQ the:y ley, w. va. lmm-b' they were usold'~ 011 the craft and or~ dered some ot the eq.dpme11t Car, Collide License Is ture even before leaving t 11 e worklhop. Since then, they have collect· ed a complete aet of equipment. not to mention some 50 types 0( .state whleh can be used in : :• lumbua, pulled hla car olf the 114'11- llld &topped .. of. tbe lractor.traller. out of bls car ]lilt u Grady atorted to pull the tractor away from the perked lraller. Ofllcers Aid Grady wu ll!ok· lng bec:lc Ill the lraller and did not see tbe Mattar car. Gl'ld;y pulled the tractor forward and struck tbe MaUm c:ar. There wa1 no dunqe tD the traetor and " " - damap to !be Mattox cu. a« Serviees Set For U Ge "-Sa rmao, "ee 2 Fui.erai sel'\'lcei iilll be held &1ndor at 2 p.m. at the MarUn F101eral Home wllh the Rev. Cedi eo. ol!lclntlng. Burial will Funeral IOrYieea tor L I a a be In !be Salem Center ~ry. Gerl!lllll, 2, Newark, ..W be hold Frlendo 111111' call at tile ftmeral Saturday Ill 2 p.m. II tile Rillhome anytime .., Sslurday. land Methocllll Cburch with tbe Rov. Chaater Lomlo,y olflclotlna. Ilurlal will be in tbe M\loa Adult ecllc&Uon claues In or- Ce~. nee skiD a - probobly cyplng and F r i - may call II the Mar· bookkeeping - are belngptonned Un Funeral Home until ... hour at Eaatern Hilft School. A meet- prior to aentc .. when tho llody Ing will be held ot 7:30 p.m. will be tel<• to the churob to Tuesday at the hilft school for llo In llate. 1111 persons loterested. The meetUw wW be held in VETERANS MEMORIAL roc:m 102 and at thlt aesslon the HOSPITAL night. or atteDnce and other Admllslmo Sorlh CGw. matters will be decided l.,an. Racine. Residents wishing aqy further Dlachargea - Tbeartbo Keef. lnfonnation moy call the hilft or, Mary S!nllh, Dooalo JWD., school, 985-.3329. Robert Somt. Plan Adult Study .• 2 Injured Friday · r·I ' Split-Anaouneed •• :: ~ Dlaburlljmonu trmn -and: coots re..IWid In Judp ~ :: W. PDI'tol'a Netgo Coillll;y durlnt N o - totaled t4,0R7-': .05. aecoldlqr to the 1110J1tN1: reported todo.v b1 aork Bella: Court: Hob.ttetter. tn-'; • lnieeldowa, of tltebura... ; Tr. •l.Hus menta tncllllod to the s...., .123.30 ip foo11 to : lherur; $t;115Z.M- ta the "'"""',: general 011111, fS17.75 to tho ~a:: library flud and $t99.11 for eounty'o . auto Ucenoo Olld tax de _....,-left -··D..,._ • left w_., ss, "1iotb . . _.....,,,'1radt .... ... ~lndt---IQ>Cii'- rlo Rt. 1 ~~aqon~ . )!.... '. .,, ~- ~' . lbo lieS modei ·WolnoiltO...eheavlly .....,.pet. Mrl. re- w..r. ported c~~oa~;· bead and hoek ln. . . IIIII WolD 1 bead lajury. No-. ..... --. Tho othor waaotU:ISO ~ Route 124, - COl....- p.m. ... lithe flrn· llmltl, where 3 MajJr Arterietl 'to Open on Friday coJ,UMBUS (VPI) _ Stote Htpay Dlrectllr P. E. Mashator Aid Saturday three major tnlllc arteries In Central Ohio will be OIIOned to tnfllc - ·· ~ -.. _ . ·are a secUonotlnterstate . een Interstate · 71 and 1, ILBIRFILDIIN' For A Christmas Gilt That Will Lo111 Be Remembered •.••• , ' I Gtve A Gr-. dt.arps wve Charle1 E. ~ Jr., 25, Galllpolla, $308, driving 1!bfle lnloxi!:olod; and Jomeo T. llari!ICII, 25, lit. 1 Galllpolla, $33 bond, reekleu operalloo. Ohio · utervUlo which ..m be port · "tho Collllllbqs - . 11e11;- I& llillea ot 23 &. eluding the Martm bnlo•l and ._ 7 "!Ilea 01 ~• ., A · oiortlnroot e ollloohlla. - ,.,. v. a :CHAIR ' V!olt our 2nd and 3rd f~Hr Furniture Depart. mJJ11t1 and pick out a ••llllne Chair fre• ••r . ~-.,. 11loctlon of ol)rlos uphtletetl•••· r•ll Name Queen ~~%'%:~W Donald G. ~p ' Collide In kan.tJUga -... ~ -IAv•· ·~· ,.£l-rlv Pomero"'' Stvle =:'~ ~m=.~r:- Bank theltWilf...,.... ear Speed Fi me w. Miller Moves I.e "ed oome Held " To Cannon Bldg Shin,ng i · wr.,, oaob·•· --· elod!i' ... .... llllr,....... - I ... ~~....... ·~-Ia~"""'-. ~·-:--:-:• fl!"!lor pOl. . . . . lllolt!tJ ~< ~~~· -lc! ""'. _._,.._IEMI-••·· . -...... '"'"a~~~a•i;· t"'~·~. ~:=;~~ awearance was made _.,..llble ptlnclpal, and their coach James L. Sm1tb. by WOllam Martin, One ol the more out•d• feats accomplil!lhed by tbe ~ occurred when 10 Jlrl• "lllaboed'' under a ber only IlK Inches !rom the floor,_...,.,.. Ina a glass ol water In eaeb-. --aL violation. $Ul and cotta; Gerald Dremer, Rutland, flO ..,. w. '··1&1lanatlllrs:,..~ •• ·Mtt.r M. Student Accepted on wiiJ Elementary School Flip Twtoiers, of Hamilton, Obio. Their 14 Defendants Fined, Nearly Complete -Theodore AN EDfi'ORLlli . College and Findlay Collep So&urday afternoon, more 1hu 1,801 Cans witnessed a superb *tl'liw' of. gymroasllca by tile Harrl. . . . ... ai......., w. left ball game between Rio ~ Bonds of 10 Forfeited Gallia Water System Close to Reality I ' 1968 Homeccmq Queen Friday evenlng at the "Drifters,. eo. cert and dance. Miss carr is the regiontl secretary ol SEA and a member or the Young Republican Club. NEW HAVEN, W. VL Haas, President ot Arreated bl_the Gall'" eoun. the West Virginia Tel'l)hone 1¥ Sherlll'a Deportmant, 11m J. c~. announced Sllturdlf GUlla, 34, Galllp>~, was llnod the cmt,pany will m ake a MRS. .nowARD NOL4N ptocos the cut, pol lobed otoooo tn ISO and - · 1111'dlll I 9111<!< change Dec. 20, to provide 'ftndlng~~ u a part of the lapidary hobby which Mr. and Mrs. wllh llllullldoal ·tlli.la. GUlla hetter service here and at J.e.. was atao to make rellllNolan have taken '1). r tart.· POMEROY - F~ detutton to H. Keaton lor the · C..aiOil>ors ..utne thew .. · lllldanto were lined and 10 oth' ........_ . ~' ,,,,.,. .tl.D=ebeek. ~--·.l-'..:,·:~: · •"'"'" f•'''·\,;,· .. . .. : ~·~ ·~ ~ ~ :-4.. - .. :~~~, ·-~ ~ f ~ItDell otftee ~·fol.Ulillik~&~i'..w.is Fined ... ~ Jlltro1 .,. ~ ' .. . dial t-800-642-2411; for repair lloe Meigs County Court of JUdge 9ervtce, 1-80o..G42-2416; after Frank W. Porter. slackfbrk. Eldon KeeJ•, aa. • .J:A,I, J .J 'J . 5 p. m. weekdays, Slturd.Q"s, Fined were VIrginia I r e n e Weldcll Keelat 38, bot!~ ~ Rt. Sundays and holidays, dial Kennedy, Rutland, $.10 and costa, 4 Olk lUll, eaeb f20 llld colla, "O" (Operator), Tbere will s-"1111: Lou c. Chapman, be no long distonce charge on - · $.10 and ooota, GALLIPOLIS- Noonowu&. these calla. opeodlng; Carl R. AUberry, Unjureil Olld ... cl1ol'p WOI mod In eoltl, failure to yield aae halt CUstcmers who prefer not !011 Furnace. •10 and c o 11 t a, BY BOB WINGETT Mr. Reed, who Ia reported to a two ear, rear ead colll1ion at of. the ......,...,, to seOO their payments, and I9Mdllll: John D. O'Rtdlly, &fthe Junclkol of Forry st. and RL Forleltlqr boa cl" 1 on patrol POMEROY - Duors ol. the have 110rJ1 out three pairs or who wouldllketopo,-locally, racuae, IS and costa, onsare 7 ln Kan•np at 10:35 a. m. Fri- ciJu'&U "'" 011.1 P. ANI, 32, d i - e 111;ylod new building lhOOa walking ID and from the do so at the MUon Cowlvehicle; Fauriee Neece, FOmemay dojr. Only mlnordlmo&n••- Wealwuod, K,y.; Howard Cox, 28, of. The Farmers Bank & Sav. site of. tbe new bani< Iince con1Jo Bank, FIIUI st., New Hay. ro;y Route 4, atop at;n, $10 and Columl>ua; Roail4 E. Varl..,, 30, 1Dp Company wW swing _ . atructlon bepn Iaiii aprtng, an· to both car& en. oosts; Charles E. Rife, MlddleThe Stole HllbWIY Patrol Aid Clru:lmllll; IIMI Gerald Q<dnloa. In Folmlary, accorollng to Pre•- 1101111ced the -'Ill Saturday. · ~~~~· port Route 1, overload, fS8 and that Lym D. Nelson, 23, Pt. 21, Jeller1011, II)'., allfl8, apaed· T. Reed, Jr. He aleo dlscloaod the firm has coats, $40 suapended.; WWiam The bullcllne, tocoled between _ . - tbe adjacent Masaar PleaAIII, stopped before ·Diaklrll Ina; Plul E. Smllb, 29, MiddleC. Manley, %'-racuse, unsafe vea rtpt turn to 110 ..,rth 'Rf. 7. port, fl8, IIIIIP ""'' A. Well llrAin and Weal Second Sta, butlcllna located juat wall of. the blcle, $5 and ooata: Carl D. AmBpmolt, U Gallrpolla, flB, r.u. ID 1'Umeroy, wtU feature tbe new bank. II Will be tom _ , Beblnd hlm, ClrrollG. Cillo, 29, GALLIPOLIS - Tom B r - · old, I'Omero;y Route 3, stop a1Jm DuR>ar, W. Va., wu looking tor .,. to <1111 blodl'lbll; and Edlel , _ modern bonking facllltiea to III'OVIde addltfonallawn space. berry, son ol Dr. and Mrs- Keith Reed, Who callo IIJe arcbltec- R. Brandeberry. 401 Firat Ave., a alln Olld didn't "" the Nell<ll H. Durham, 21!, Rl. l Vllllon, flB, In a otructure of. attraeUve deat;n. tura1 al;yle of. tbe bank, "Early baa ._, accepted lor admlalllon ear ·~ COotdo 1truck the lallure to tranaler 11.,...... Olbora lorleltln; bonda Cll PI· l'Umeroy,naltdtbe~bank· fall ao a degree candidate back of the Nel- car. trot charpo wore Graae G. Car· Ina ..,.loess ..m be mllllllrat lor tile W - r g Sd!ool of. loiaA deer was klilad'.at ltU a.m. V1 floor wbero of the tea- • I c, Wittenberl tJniverllly, S.tunlv on Rt. 160, a. Uld..,. man, M, Galllp>Ua, and Rq J. GALLIPOLIS _ Judp Jolon (Comb. .d m Poge 4) tllolth mlleo north <11. Rl. 36. Ofll· COatMI, C, 11<>r..-n, W. VL, ~eld, Oblo. ar.-....ry coin 1114 tile .. . . - J'UI fl'olll eac:lc $2l, spao4lna; Wllllul R. 11 a senior st Gellto Acadoloy Howell tined Forreot R. Hutaor ___ the eaat •!do oi itJo IJ!IIntti' 1n1u COmeron, 21, llldftll, f23...,.... """ School. In axcola to.- rood - l - a n d eblne, 17, RL Z Patriot, •10 WASHINGTON - Tenth D i sthe . lett ald!o .f/l the ICRIIllllounl POMEROY - CharleaL. Lamf;IB, r.uun to rq~.-, Jolm 11. and colla, llal<ordi.Y In GoUla trict Congressmau Clarence E. car of. llGIIon A. 30, JIL WEATHER COUrll1 Coaunaa !'lou Court ... bert, 27, Rl 2 Patriot, and Dol 1 BI4,W!I!oL .,....,., .... modonto Fife, H, Lower Rlvar Rd., and a State Httlnn¥ Pllrol cllarp MootJ.y ciOoiiYilid eold Sunday Miller has III'JOWiced a change L. Ogdi.D., 1a. WllkeiYiile, were in office loeatlon for his eoo. do'!loao to t11e .... !V~ B. LaYo,y, 0, Bladdork, otiiPtediDI- FOrtolllng .l8bonds being held In llelp CoUnt;y Jall with scattered snow ilurrie1 in gresslonal oft1ce in Washington, for ._un, - e Charles D. Saturday llllll1llnl ........... at northeut. Htaft In the "'per teeDa from Room 1515 oftbe LongwortJo !illlberlold, 17, Pukersburr, W. ulldafnl deer." 'lbfO' were ar- to the - r 20a. Ge-.lly fair Building to Room 128 of tbe Va., lltd James T. Deme,y, Rt. r e - by Ohio Dl.vlsloa of. WUd- Sunday night and Monday but I Cannon Building. few BIKIW Qurrlos Ukely oxtreme 2llldftll. The Carmon Bull<itng La the llfe protoctoro. oldest of the House of Reprefllldi ~ ~ llio - c.a. aentatives o«ice buildlnp, A cooIHII 01111 the RIPIIIII..., ldmlnlotnllnn. slderable amount of. remodeling This Ia o Ia 'llltldl ~. Clanolae Mllbas been done in it and rooms lerwlllhana,..co. receatly became avallablefar oc::Raocleri With allafdl7 ..,m. llllr rocall eu,pancy. The Cc:rlgressmarfs adtho lldriiP llliin _..., WU l>rauibt ID the dresa Is as follows: ~.. .iaboa <11. - · ....... poOl'lllllOIJI COngressman Clarence E. Mil-........! rural -~~~ The Ill'· ler, Room 128 cannon. House Of...,. of the •lltoroiiJ ..... ll&fted .. flee Building, Washington, D. C. the WI!!!.• 20515. Mall sent to the eld ad.._ Aobnlnl..._,. .1111i11 ...... ....... ..m be forwarded. u.""',. F~ c. ~• . . , _. . . , _ ......... f_. i: Court'ri Revenue POMEROY - Two )lel'OOD8 a ear clrlvoa Ill' Wllllul E. Burware iajund Ia ODt ot two tnt- aes•, 18, New Haven, traveUna acddonlolnvellllpled Frldl7 well, of. emIll' Molp ClluoQ Sl!ertf! Robert tsr and struck a Yeldclo _ . . . c. od 1>1 Torr7 Leo Wolte,lB, PortThe ""'_. ~ ~ lind, &Oinlr east, · wltl! tbe Bur· oecurrod 11 ~~ JP.m. m Route geoo car aOinilnlu tbe yard of. 143, lhoot U llilleo south of. tile Mickey WUIIama - b . Route 884 atllarriiCIIVIllo. There ,... damoge to the left a.rtlf llarllonhod. 'llild a car , _ 1 _ . Olld of. tbe clriY• Ill' Ella tolu Weill, 25, Burgeoo voblcle and to tbe loll Rt. 1 - . , .r~ IAiil lila , _ rf&hl of. tbe Wolfe car. d aJ,11dt...,trUclf...,to'ii>llla I!Urao•• waa dtedtoMIIpCountum. The - l B H ~ Court m a of. - tntoxleated. Appleby also received a flvo 1111 JaU aontance and a lix months Ucea~e susperudon. l!o1ll Fllher, 55, Gallipolis, and ~ W, Woodnon, 45, Rio wore each lined $20 and COlts, lor lntoxleatloa. Forfeltlni bonds m pollee bo•- m •..i.: :.• ISO and coots, Frldl1 In Oalll· polls Municipal Court on a City pollee charge of. clriYina wbllo and pollob • - • used In the genHDiklQII hobby. Hore lo Mr. Nolan and tile toola of the bollllf, MISS FRANKIE CARR, 21, Rochester, H. Y., waa etowued GALLIPOLIS - Miss Frank· ie Carr, a junior ot Rochester, their gem-making. N. Y ., was Cl"'l'med HomecomThe Nolana have found lden · ing ~een at Rio Grande ColtJ.lleaUon oC the various types of lege Friday evenlng at the An· stone and learning the proper nual Homecoming Dance . method of cutting so as to bring Attending her were Criss out the most eye-catching efCect Ross, first runner-up, of Eu. Crom the grain have been educa- clid, and Jeaneen Tom, second tional !actors ol their hobby. 1'1.11Rer.up. of New Concord. Today, Mr. and Mro. Nolan More than 300 studerrts athave approximately 2,000 set- tended the dance which featur·llnl• proce11od and ready for ed the uDrltters, '' who have llncllngo. Among theae are 200 had such hlts as uThere Goes whieh have been "domed. •• Tbis My Baby, tt .. Under the Board~ is a baud procedure of round- walk,,. and c"Danee Witb Me.., ing the top of. a atone to give a Prior to the varsity basketproleaalonal aestlletlc elfect. (Continued on 2) GALLIPOLIS - Roy L. Appleby, 47' Rt. 1 scottown, wu ftned A LARGE AMOVN; of oquljmoat lo reqolrod to out, llried Ca rs Da.J.. fge d ·. L. r"'III"si.on .. ""' T¥ro cara were clanwpd iiiiD : accident 11 tile .·tnt.raection of. : W. Main st. Olld former Reule 7 : in PIOJioroy Jaie Tbursdoy of.l : : ternoon, l!mloioy pollee lllld. : Pollee aald 10 car dri..,. 111 : Beatrice Llale~ Syraeuaa, atruck a clr Ia the r•drlvenb)'JIID.es · llnwlngton, ~rt. The Brewt......., <fir hod a~pod ala : stop alga 01\1 former Route 7, ' :d the rood II$ tha ·brldp, po. , Uoolllld. • Polioo.~ """" to • ·uil.~c:ltllllto tho llnf<lngton aulomobUe.;:~ Tlloro wert r 110 IJUurleo ·w ·net' ohargea wor,lo llloct. • needed to start their oew ven- Suspended. Di AIIL':; Police Install Lodge No. 95, Fraternal Order A brocelel from Wbldl doogloo hlabl¥ poltahed Ohio River gravel? CUll 11n1<a and a IIIOlchln8 tie ber wltiJ beUifi<U¥ grained 0 h to lllnt1 Sound like the aolutlm to ...... of. yoor Chrlotmaa .._...prob. In oUie7 actlvf:t7 Ot ,1ttal ...;: 111111, ..... - over liol Rt....,..:: staeeJ, Atall &ldacblll, See~ retlr7 James J. Kalna ol Jraa..·: loll wu tnotrucled ib ....,....;: 1lle !HI bo-ll ldlo.;: The State 1118flway Pllrol In- dulo and alao thll nlu-o trelh3 vesttaated 1 minor aecldeot at IDIIl balketbaJl taurDey 1cbeduleO:: 10:25 a.m. Thuredey.., Rl. 124, Prlnolilal J1111a1 f.. Dllhloadi. one and ..,.,_ of smtle eall Atlllellc Dlnetlar CI/U'Iea ~ of Pomeroy. No one wu f.a.)1red eey Jtplllllltld ·lfelia WhfJe.:; and no <harp waa m..&. Prlnc:ljiOI Jim and Ofllcoro aald Rmlld c. Principal IIIII Atlll c Dlnctor::· Grady, 40, Mtnerovme, hadpark. Ed llewort of ~-.ni: ed blslractor-4rallerontbuoutb Hl8fl Sd!ool ..._...,.. ·: stele of the ........., and.... .... : hooldng tbe trailer. Toblu 0. Maltox, 74, Well Co- BDd t w 0 rrlllldaons. PIC'nJIIES AND STORY BY BOB HOEPUCH . Ia toted Cll, If It .DUIIill. : The prindpala at .........~ ed a motloa that it thl lliue Ia.'~ N-Y ahould JJOt pua II upi: """"" tledlon, all ~ 1flll:j make 111 aunipt to ~ any flllllre nillbt W: called oil ud thlt PIDII nut:~ i>la1od -.ld DOt eoaoj In IIIIi; • CpL Jolm G. Francies, GaJ.Upolls Pos~ Stole Htglnny J>a.. trol, was lnalalled Thursdoy night as pre11dent ot the Gallla-Meigs 32PAGES POMEROY - I Dlocl1ol'ps - George N e saelroad, Sr., Charlea ~. Devoled To The Greowr MidJle Ohio Valley ...a- BITIER COW DRIVEN BY gale· force windo, stobbed deep Into the Mideast and East today and brOJBht treezirw temperatures 811 far south •• Dixie llld the Southern Plains. Winds clocked as higfl as 63 miles an hour in gusts blew over power lines In Michigan Thursday, toppled a crane which bJocked 1 river in Chicago, felled huge oak trees and • radio tower in Marylall:l an blew snow hard enough to cut \i.sibility In several parts of the llltion. ern Ohio. Howard Thompson, Piketon, monChly session Thursda.Y night. sons ln the village Interested in Ma,yor Herman London open. either serving on the board ot the tourism chairman, u r g e d ed the discussion after present- public alratra or taking the Job members to continue to make peoIng resignations by two board ol administrator. ple aware of opportwtlUes In Councll decided to reconvene SOI.Ithem Ohio. He added 0 h 1 o members, Leonard Baas and GorUniversir;y students are making don Winebrenner, and reading its December session n e x t a letter from Solicitor Frank Thursday night at 7 to lllrther a study ot tourism in this area, W, Porter, Jr. regarding legal- discuss tlle problems in the waand hoped to see a crash JJI"'Ol"&m Ity of abolislllng the board. ter system. on tourism in 1969. Porter's letter referred to a Council atao made tho board Dahlberg said initial work on cJause In the law that perrn1ts of public alrlllrs a supplementhe proposed four - county joint abolishing the board b)' appoint. tal appropriation for the remainvocatlenal educational school for Gallla, Jackson, Vinton a n d ing an ..administrator" to per- der ol 1968 to pay lxwlda llld InMeigs COW'Ities was PTOSreJJS- form duties connected with the terest that will beduethlsmonth. water system and also auperAttending were Ma.vor LOndm, ing, and that the SEORC has vise the street deJ)&rtment. Clerk Richard Duckworth, Treeaset up a committee to improve ColUicU fuc!lcated it ..m ~ 11!'"" Georp HollllOII and Counbee! cattle prodoction In t h e to secure two new members of ellmon Tro;y Z..t1lln& AI !.q>oSEO. E. E. Davis, president of the the board Of public afl'airs, but comb, Bob Wingett, WWtom at the same time. will also keep Hayes, Art ~Ivester and Glenn SEORC. praised DU1 Russell In mind tbe poulblllty of eecur. Cundffr, Jr. Ernie Bethel, Dick Ebling Gary R. 9lort, district <illlrmen 011. state Iuues 1 and 2, Cor their fine efforts earlier this year. ~~!!GISTERED --.. ...._t•ftot.• ""' ._ "" ..,....,.....,, ...,try COLUMBUS - PLANS FOR EDUCATIONAL television for elementery school students got a boost Thursday by the stole Control!tng Board. The board II>PI'O>ed $369,000 tn emergency fUnds for studies of the program~ a microwave pUot project and attor.ney's fees for representation before the Federal Communtcationa Commtsstoo. Syracuse May Go To Administrator tmts oiD;.A:]; .-» ..., d;;::;;r~one + PALM SPRINGS, Callt (IJPI) welfare PJ'OII'IIDI tram state to ananr," ~ , . . . . . _ -Gov. Nolaon Rockalallor pro. atote," R4<~ lllld. Ho lon't U.... PQiod o draoUc ovuhaul ol the COII!notod his atate'oiSO.bpor and .............., ~ MUon' 1 wel~ Q'I111Di 1bw-a- 11\onttJ IIWI"ap PQmiPt AI Ill CM1' U., Uldteli i!ltatea." day llld Gov. R - noool1 flmUiea With Mloaloo!p. "Eitller ,... .._IQIJw reopoadod dial the plan c:ould pi'• .7.90. . to droiii..U, '""""'"" w Ha .. _ , . _ tile Odmlnlo- In Larp port( of IIIIi bl "Uke throwiJw tho bob)' oot with the bath water." trail.., of. Pruldene..loct .Riel>- :rau aro ,..,. tq .... The New York and Calllornla ard M. Ntron conalderosllhlt~ dnaii..U, ..... II 4oWn governors, ladera ot the lrw natlomride minimum atan. ttawa JUre our on,., he t-lid •tiOD'a two m01t papu1oue dardo to.- wolfaro ollllhiiiQ<, Roe~u'o pJu. · atotes, o-od their sllu1> f¥IIW them to the coat of UliiQII "1 . don't that philoaophleal dltterenees over a to various ...,..... of the llolloa. 11t07 bl mteio 1ooklw plan pre-ted b)' Rockofellor to ~ no osked lllcM mlnlnuml ·~" the Natl.... llopubUcon Gover- Rockefeller'• P"-111 Thursdoy Ald. "a.t ll'lllko ............ aora AaaoelaUon. at a news eonterenco. . lllhJ oot Wl11! the ljallllll: .:lo~~ "One ot weUare'a ,reat "I'D try to keep 1D3 mled 'Wall, .IIIII to eorroct ., lr.equldes is the uneveneaa of 011011 on that but 10 llr I IOIIlOIIIace. ,.•,. ,0.., fD '""'l~ haven't felt that was tile the wiJolo C<IIIIIIIY." Chapter 53 to Meet --R--d--~-t------ -,~ Differ On Welfare LOS ANGELES CUPO- Prea- concern lor tboae who are leu ldent11.tct Nlxoo retu.rnad to his fortunate," Nixon Jl.id. home atate ol Calllornla Cor hta .ft.rst ~c ~ranee aince lllo election Thur...., night and ~ ( 'ftt-.., !W!t'NI, flamvo,)'..M'M.. IIfit U., ........,• .utc:...... '- DN j. Nixon "flr1ds Unifier I . . . . . . " '... . . . . . . ....--.. . ---~1""'------ Froet, · ," anrJ eosta. unllft, vehlcl•J S&:aa- . ford O. POwell, S,vracute, drtYlng wblle Intoxicated. fLIO ..,. costa with $125 1110pendod IIIII six montllo probation, five daya confln'""""' In the ooonty jail and a six montha IUIP8D8Ioa ~ his driver's lieense; James V. David, LOuiaa,K)'. , $10andcoote, apeedipg; Delbert L, MeKenlle, Circleville, $10 and coato, apooding; Harold C. CWlllinabllm. Dunbar. W• .Va., speeding, $10 IIIII colts. Forfeidng boods were Malian E. Golf, w,-, Midi., f%7,. 50, --'Ina; James E. Jellon, C•DI,pnlls. driving while latodeated, $257 .50; Hershel WMra. Rutland Reule 1, parldng on a htgbwa,y, $27 .50; James R. OooD. Racine, unsafe vehicle, $22.50; Jacob M. Bush, addres1 1mknown. ruming ra.bbl.ts a f t • r dark, $24.55; Terry L. Sekllaabel, Middleport, $27.50, _ . . Ina; MCIIIle R. Jenkins, ~ ton, $27.50, speeding; L i OJ d L. Myers, Patriot Route f, U7 .• 50, speeding, and A,rtt L. Got-. Nerv Albsi\Y, $32.50, apaedlnc. crrD> TO COURT Mitior dlmqu were Incurred Friday ntjlht"""' a car drive~~ byDream&Sti:W)..... 14, Muoo, W, Va..,strueka-. POMEROY - """ and the F.oonomy Loan eo. bullcllna II the i n t s r - II. Mechanit and West Sec:c:md ... Pomeroy police said tblt MIM Sawyers was attempting a c.n when 1be accident occurred.. . . was cited to Juvenile CClU1'l • charges of. driving without a license. Kill Four Deer Friday �Jaycees 3rd Tree Sale Set ASK '10 GAL1.IPOLI!l 'l!l'!lod _"'"· " a- 500 ~ ·J>Iolcod,lnllllll,y eut - · will bo lVJIIIable acmrding ... Sollllllur)-. Tho-· r._ trodt three to dx loot In boillhlh, .,.. wtll COli from $3 -s to $5.50. - · will "' to- ward <OIIUJlUJIIQ< Pn>Jeeta. The wiU be sold tlu'ooJ8h Doc. 24, or until lho .,11PI.Y to exhausted. Waldo a,_ again will serve at day lldft sales manago.r. • Lapidary Keeping Couple Busy (Continued from ~e 1) Mr. Nolan, in his basement workshop, cuts the large pieces d stone, does the grinding, the dome work and polishes the cut. tings into a high luster. A. piece d. equipment known as a ..tum- lan have found, is a field of in- used in their jewelry - making terest of many .Persons aCI'Ois hobby. Some which the Nolans the nation. There is even a mag- have are from Mexico and Al.azine dealing with the hobby call- rica. They have gathered flint ed· uLapidary Journal" ol which at Fllnt Ridge in Liddng Coonthe Nolans are avid readers. ty and gravel locally to DrOVide To further their knowledge in most unusual settings. PetrUied the field, they attended t h e wood trom nearby Athens CounSpruce Pine Lapidary 1l1ow In ty is also used. North Carolina two years ago And where aretheNolanshead- bler" is also used. It grinds and polishes stones automatically, but the process requires 28 days. Mrs. Nolan's role is placement oC the sets in the findings. This involves not only placement of and last summer went to the ed with their newest hobby? Their dream Is someclQ to the correct s.~ze stone but &11110 Parma Lapidazy Show In t h o said E1m1Y Ray GA~- I C..a-e b.1 Dbe:rt M. McGmla. 37, Wllkamllo, llld JOJ<IIDO J, Clllll>bellt '1:1, CiD.clDnUI, were lftYolv. ed In • boddnl · - at 2:t5 p.m. Friday at SoOOIId Ave. 111111 llml.. St. City 1'011.. tllal Kc:Ginnla, . _ - AT 3 - " Cleaner a. JUII u Mc:Gimla b&okod qp, Cmtl:t:tell buded DOI'thwllt m OPEN EVElY NIGHt" Til ~rucoSt.,atortodtomokea left turn and cut acroaa beldad lho MoGinniJ CU, The Volddu Oolnded with minor daiMp to boa. eara. · Rot. 2.39 For The Holidays 0•1y $2.14 Eoch ~:~:~IT $3.97 SI .. a 3 to 15, l:i to :II l:!Yz to :uJI SPECIAL bocl!' at Southom ll1llh Sdtool recenll,y. .to poem Wll !llv., b7 Pat Duma• llld lho Tri-M boo A pledge to tho - • gill shop featuring Clli,y handmade Items and when o n e flllnka It, IIIIa lo oortalnly not the .,impossible dream." After all, Mrs. Nolan, a retired homo demonstrallm agent, has cm<lK!ted uncountable work. ~ tlu'ou8h 1118 years to team women how to sew and makeunus-· ua1 artloios for lholr homes. Sle also specializes In creallngdried arrangements and pletures and eorsages made or dried materials. Mr. Nolan, irKllstrlal a r t s teacher at Southem High Sehool In Raclne, is also a --natural,. In the creation of attractive and Uleful items. He worka skillftdiy In piastlcs, alumlnom etch- a.a llld lho llnl- ineollboNilblal-The Rev. Cborlea -.uatlbo Letart United - · CIUroh was speaker. M101- Brillford, 1968 Meip Count;y Jualor AND ·wASH CLOTH Tri-M members lod 111o iiiiJ,. c1ent bocl!' 1n ~~~ag~q "God m... America.. to cloae the u~em.. bl,y, to ..........,.. 'USE+ $2.98 OUR I BUDGET . tfLAN• BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR . \ $50 GIVEN AWAY EVERY DAY BY PT. PLEASANT MERCHANTS Miss Pageant winner. lUll "I've Got Conlldoaoe, ~ lho uwmor whim 1h8 . _ In tho OOIIIIIell· tton. MI•• 911rloy Guelttc, alao a place winner In the _ . . , il8q "1 Caln'l Say No. H $3. TOWEL uwmors followiDI lho _ . ... BIGGS DEPA MAIN ST. steam-• Scioto and JOhn D. L.oomts above Wheeling over 35 years back caused a great luas rA Uie, but not ao great as the collision or the United Statea and the Amerlea. Engineer Olarles Page, now on the General Wood, was on the Scioto, alterwarda the Regular. From other editions oC 50 years ago, here are other River News: GALLIPOLIS - E\lery generation has the tendency to relive or recall history, And so it was SO years ago with the River Editor ot the Ga.Jll.polis Dally Trl~ne who recalled a major river disaster that had taken place just 50 years earlier, or 100 years ago from the present UND.EIWEAR DRESSES --..., ·~ . .. ··--.· ~ STORE PT. PLEASANT. W.VA. lay, Here Ia the River News item from the Gallipolis Daily Tribwte ot Dee. 7, 1918: Fltty years ago, Dec. 5, 1868, the worst collision in the history of inland rlver navigation occurred between the large sidewheel packets United states and America, near Warsaw, Ky. From 75 to 100 Uvea were lost. These two steamboata, runn:illg between Ctnctmatl and Louisville, were the nnest afioat on the Ohio River. They burned quickly as the result of the impact having scattered fire trom the furnace over the lower deek and onto some filled oil drums. The same R1ver News r01)0rt recalled another but less serlou s eolli slon: The colli8ion between t h e both Of RiJ>Ioy, Ohio. Dmald claims a barge he owned waa moored to the Kentucky bank and that Corbell's ferryboat, Prud.or K. Smiley, was lying awenl year1 ago, ftrlt operat- ctote to !t when, on Jan. 29, ing the old and !all Pomeroy 1918, the gorge ln the river lereyboot Chlmpion No. 3, and began to move. He alleges that then buying the prelebi. ferry. Corben cut the linea which held boat, Francla, originally t h o h1a barge to shore, with the reLittle Lafle. capatn Montieth suit that the barge drlfiod down ls now one of the pllota c.11 the stream and was 1100n sunk. He larp PortiiiDOIIIb 1..-,.,.boat, alka $2,500 damages. Cheaspeake. lt 11 rep:n-ted trom CinclnDEC. 6, 1918 - COL. John nati that the coal marketa are L. Vance 1¥111 leave here Monwell-ltookod and the dellllllld will day for Louisville, Ky. to atnot bo great fills winler. tend the meeting al the Ohio The towboat W, K.Ff61dSJ)LII• Valley Improvement Assoelatloo ed up &mday forenoon, llying of which he hal long been the light, for I'Omeroy aDd the Ka- able prelldent. nauga River alter a tow of eoal. 1be Chris Greeoe bas been She stopped here tor men but no laid up bere for aeveral da,ys ooo shipped. The Fialds 11 aaid having some rivets driven In to be the most powerfUl boat DOW her steam drum. The old pack1n the Kanawha neet. s! Courier's clynamo !a being lnlltalled on the Chris while the packet is laid up. DEC. 3, 1918 - THE EASI' The towboat Castalia owned t;lEC. 2, 1918 - TilE C, C, Bowyer will resume her trips in the Gallipolis • Huntington trade at 6 a.m .. Tue~. Captain Diek Brown is in cbarge Q( the office. Cspialn S. G. Gordner, PItot George llamiltoo and Engineer Bob Cox went Ul) to Pt. Pleaaant thlo morning to bring the Bowyer down. George Roush wiil be the steward. Captain UlysseS" Grant Hanes St. Louis, tormerly the Pittl- by 1118 Carrollton, Ky . Coal Cu., or the Kanauga ferryboat A n n burl!h paoket Virginia, ia laid has been sold to a Monongahela Bailey was in town ~ on up for the winter at Peoria, River sand company for $15, business. He reports the terry. ru. 91e Ia having daance pa.r- 000, Pilots D&yton Randolph and boat buslneu good between Pl tles three times a week and Ia WUUam Brookhart are taking Pleaaant and Kanauga. Captain steam - heated and electric - the Castalta from Cincinnati to Hanea and Captain Albert Mon- lighted. Large crowds attend the Pittaburgh. Engineer Ed Mortletfl owned the Gallipolis terry dances. CaptaJn James Robinlon gan or this city was on t he Ia master and part owner. Castalia for a while. Oaear Moore, alto part owner, ts dlrect.tng repairs a n d DEC. 7, 1918 - TOM Smith, improvements. Earl,y next 1pring a colored laborer. was the man the East st. Louis will be taken c~ased lnto the Ohio River and to Mound Cit.Y, W., for a gener. drowned near the Hwltington, W. al overhaul and repair after which Va. whal>iboat last Tuesday night. she will be placed ln the excur- The crew of tfle steamer Leroy BY HOBART WILSON, JR. at the wharf heard the man's call RECKARD Fulks, 84, or crown City, and ;Bert "Rucker, 87, for help. Smith Uved at SomerScottown. remember when tobacco used to sell for a peM)' a pouu:l set. Ky. Two negroes, H e n r ;y on the H~on Tobacco Market. 9law and John Fuller, were ar~ ++++++ relted and placed b1 jail and . N~m'-retired - tbey still put in eight boors of day when later confessed to chasing Smith help is needed In preparing cn~s for the market - the former into the river. '"" -·9 So ·who ~· ci!o day \you'll lnok up and 'i:heri it will be; "Nolans' Gift Sbop'' featurflni Work by ueeneva and How- '• ''' ......... . ii\ j 4-'~ .• . ~ . f\,. ,, •' ard." •LAY·AWAY •CREDIT •CHARGE MEIGS THUTU DRIVING - Eaotem Guard Illy Karr (21} a - • to dri,. tho -!no in the lhinl ~ad of . the Eagles game against Southern Friday night. Southern players Gary Norris and Randy Proftl.t-4 rlgh~ Eastern won the game by a 49-44 margin. len to right, are on defense and Eastern's Pat Morrissey (11) comes on at DIVORCE GRANTED POMEROY - On grounds al gross neglect of duty and ex~ treme cruelty, Marjory A. Burns has been granted a divorce from Jerry L. Burns in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff's maiden name, '"Warner" was restored. MOYE .RIGHT INTO ... ... ... ... llpolis, Ohio, was asaigned Nov. 27 to the 196tlt Light l'llfantzy Brigade, Amerieal Division near Chu Lat. Vietnam. as asupplyotOcer. TONiGHT THRU TUESDAY DEC. 8-9-10 William CooUe's ROSEMARY'S BABY (Technieolor) Mia Farrow, John casaavetes COWRCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby Hippy Woodchuck SHOW STARTS 7 P .II. sofot;> shortly after Reckard Fulk•, 84, Crown Cicy, and Bert Rucker, 87. Scottown. are pictured here tying • baeeo on Carl Waugh's farm. lAwrence Count,y realdents have been around the tobacco laduatry tor the p1.1t 75 years. + ++ + ++ last Wednesday, a.rea growers were AS of averaglrw 74 to 75 centt a l'll'lllmd on the HWI11rwton Market. Quite a ehaqJe in prlees over the years, but like everything else, it keeps 1 111 ind go ng IC), 1.11· ++++++ Pct~Ji>j le<J Publo511 o"'i: (<>. Fully Furni1hed In A Choiu of Decors and Floor Pions MOVE UP TO THE SALES LEADER K&l Mobile Homes Th ord ,.,.., .. Gall ipol oo. Ololo, ~$831 . Publ o•t.ed ••erJ .,..,..k!Li_l t•ln tng tX<IIPt SIU~rdl). » <-ond Uu> Po>"i" hid It G&lll&tolll, Ollio. U 631. Tlil. !JAIL \' SU>TII'IEL 110 Me~h enl~ '>II"MI, PomeroJ. Ohlo, tnllll. Publ oohed '""r) •oel\llaJ e. ening ••~ S.iur• daJ. Entered a• oeeond d.1u malllll£ m.1111r at Pumera), Ohio, Pn" Olfit"l:. n.:RM.'> Ot" Slii.S("J4PTJO~ S! oa rrt• r daoiJ and ~.md;ol 4Sc ~· ......... MAIL Sl BSfRlP'tlOI\ ltHb The (.aJI<pali > Tribune m Ohio and Wut VI,.. ~tnil. <><te ) Ut S,9; >o> 11111mho $.1; three MOIHhl 33; el """'"'" . one ) ""' 81'0; "' mnnt!" 86; <hr.,. momh>l3.50 noe r.~ul) :S.nllnel, one ) M r SIU: ' " mon1h1 MM's Black ·~ ,, , , .,, ... lllt>fllh• S3. !"It~ t ntOeo:l Pro·• • lntern:o t• O<"'l •• ~ ..·],,_ <>eh c ~•01Jed "'the ""e (Qf ~ul>l«.l"ll" u! all ,_ , d " j)IIL~ht~ (redL!III\lll, ,. ""'""111-P"f In ,t] .., Lh<' IO<·al n~"' pul>l••hflll n.re1n Sunday, Monday, Tuesday & Wedneschy METRO·GOLDWYN MAVER presents NSPECTRUM PRODUCTION starrtng JIM BROWN DIAHANN CARROLL JULIE HARRIS Act NOW • If you want a -1969 corn crop that really pays, book the seeds that really grow - now. You c:an save r.ol m~ney by reserving money--making Southern States H'r"' br•d Seed Corn for delivery any time t.br.~ Aprlt 19, 1_969. Pay nothing until deliv.,,f1.ime. Comft ·• plant•~ season, you'll be ready to II~' with ·the to~ perform•_ng Southern Statu vorletieJ; you need to grow thtck stands of groin or en1il • • Come in or phone us soon. · · SOUTHERN STATES -- PANAYIS ION"' METROCOtOR PT. PLEASANT CO.OPERATIYE 1516 KANAWHA ST. PT. PLEASANT W.VA. 675-2780 ' ·~ Chris'-• Ai H...O 95 •••••• At' ....•• ...... ..... The H01111 Of lnitlnt -C,..tlt . . . · ."" '" ~ ... BILL WELLMAN PT. w. VA. • ' + ++ L\PIIbobl + + PECAN HAL YES REG. 3.98 JUST RECEIJED DEPT. 4 ROLL In grad-•· PACK FOIL Olr PAPER REG. 9.9~ 6.98 VALUE s SAVE 3~21 77 BOYS' - .... 199.50 t ' I m STYLE PANTS PROCTOR STrAM & DR'f' _ .. OUR REGULAR SiZES & TO 11 2.99 CALL OR WRITE: OhiO Ylff1111 -r OffiCI l:•ulplllll Co. eastern AII&Dia p aster. Cufflou. Pro-ihrunl. J sh.dol. ._ •._ ~ LIMIT 2 ... 217Scamme1St. $ 77 IRON ,_ •i..so to ldlled ... . SAVE 1.22 nPEWIIlll lll11 ma MKHANISM, 1'\AillC ~. Km lNp SPACIIAI. nl'll ALl UTIUS, NUMIIEIS. H .IYPlMG KIYS-4 SHifT kill. LOCATED: At tho cera"' of ....... _, and Mat• 5trfttl, IR the nnter of Jackson, Ohio. - HISTORIC LANDMARK ·:rl'l'l<E •1.75 by ciQ> CGIIIIIiaatoMro... Pi"' auto mtaliip ,_. PL !il(ured. .. Firat Pl,ea~ . io 'Z8Sdt~oa,.iGI at . ~~. 8m!"- 21, J~; ltl~ - . · ' pnor . " • . ...AIIItSfMMAJi . . R: ·•; i1, s.iliiM~ cJI;I, Pli\IM: --·~•Ill• 453-2382 , 001lo C:.oducto4 •r" · , .: J.i ..! ,, ''· ' . ,. , '· TMI BUMGJIRMER c;D. ' I I I I PHONE 373-5621 CAMBRIAN HOTEL BUILDING JACKSON, OHIO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1968 Sells at 1:30 P.M. .. ,, I s • "VI•.... ,..._.•• \ ; • ;...· . ' ' . • • :INACKUI: wmt•-- ••••••••••••• !NSTIUCIION IOOILR. s LIMIT 1 • .I 53 tAl,; It SET rdue .- '' ' SAVE 2.11 Marietta, Ohio ' Thil hiatorle 1Miildt111 11 ueeptlorally weU located In the center of doW11town Jaekson. It ia a very aubltanttal briek buildlna: with over 100 r00111.a. It il ·vaeant 1t Uda time ard ha• 111111)' poa.n.Ult1t1, tueh •s • trllde sehool, storeroom•, re1t home. tpartmentl 1 warehouse. etc. It is Jackloll's la....,ot ccmmorcial bulldi1111 with ...,. 80,000 square fest or lloor If you are in~reated in a good buildlrw In tho lqw prloe fliiiiW, thlo •• will oertainl,y merit your ln·, +++++• apoctioo 111111 O<XIalciontiOIL Slio on tho promise•. sella to 1'111<11£ ••·• aowral cut • 1)1. town MWsmoa in Ollltpo!la ... hlaboll bidder. '41urillllbo Jllof·flOW ,day I .... mlllerlalllr ......... "" the lint TE~ 10 por 00111 of purdlhe price dow a day ollllo .. ........., of· tlit SUnr Bridge dlaalllr. '1'110 llral _ _...,. illll b&la..,. - doli...-1 of deed. wlthla 30 da,)•a. GOOD ..... ~~-- Doe. 1.$ - ·--" ~ ,_........ ~· • " 111111 fmlllodlt!J poaaotai.., :; +++++ · if :: ~ ' JNSPBC11Q~ ':' flN,\NCING '7 ~ctipD penntlled any. TWENTY YEARS AGO, fi'Ga1 tbo llloa iri tbi.Dalb' ~ . time. ,tx..llalilli11011Cillfl oan bo arnllpd by OOIIIactinr tho 1111 woi!Kb Gollla Tlmoa. .• Fiat ra~ ,_ oi~ .....,. uaera raiHd :WW ... tho Aoctioo rtrm, ·10.-.v ot ..... "*"- • guo,....,.. ' ', ''', ' 1.., style """" of 78% colton. 22'/, polv· ~ ~J, "£,; 11tr "J !, p tL4urtagl a fully•electric tabulator, ribbon color light, on-oH li ght. arw It-end watch a loved -olacoilghtup. :, '' ''' ',' p Jetstar greaL .lull: switch H on and zip ttuough typing. A touch on electric return key Illes the Olirrlage back to lhe margin tw the nex1 llne. A touch ~~tPNta four characters (.) (X) (....) (-), And a touch repeats forward tpacing. There's even ·. ' :' ':: ' p thfl AUCTION a favor, (or an e&rlier treat when they pve them UclwK1 to thlo ~·· gr!IJ bonquot. Anyway, George and Ellhor wore aur· prlaed. )'et vei;. humble. when Yarehi presented them a aUwr p1-, ~ diem lor llllkilw outstandiD8 oontrihutlona to tho GAHSafllloUc_..,.. . :1 ++++++ ,, ••you tolkl 1\D"e laKJW hoW to ... to a mill' I heart. n saki o-re, Thoae who kiMM Geor&o-hewao oincon. c--p, lD end, wu a mop\bor of tho AU-,SEO.U. uoood loam al GAllS In 11:19. He lator pJotod oollep ballot Rio Graodo. dl(la I ' + $Ur'Dinl . PARTICIPAJING IN PT.. PLEASANJ CHRISTMAS Gil'!! Af AY LES WILLIAMSON 411-IAIN ST. ·, Your South ern StJ!es Cnn prr "t1ve Agency El1ln Decorator WALL CLOCKS . TI·FFIN ·CRE:D.IT' JEW:EL.·ERS NEW CROP AT OUR CANDY ROYALW ++++++ IT wu quite a chore, but everythtng worked out. A few llb1 were lold in qrder to rst 1101118 of the boys' bsokground lnfonnauon. and tho Gilmore• thought Mr. and Mra. Jim Spenoer were re- . 59.95 • 77 •l!llrto power features are Whit make Dayton Williams, stW enjoy 1954, hid to bo.,d>talnod. ,_ ., 2 -~~=::;:;;:::::: TAPE RECORDERS C.o.lit Special assortment of beautiful quality permanent press cottons and blends in adYanc.e new pattems and colors. "A" line and belted styles. Sizes 7 to 12. the initial 1alx GAllS Blue Devil athletes. Initial pilnnlJW Wll eiJY. Howewr, · - - - - - - -... h the 1968 GARS grid bonquol dato approaohed lifO weeka - . Marohl and mtmbora ol the - r s had a tough time ftaurlng out bow tho7 oouid pt GeorKO and hia wife lo tile ban®ol- Gecqe wa1 . nillht 'lhlft al the Kober plaot in Rlwnawood. T..,, ...... fll'OUIIti inlonn*tioo on the ftw GUmoro datintr ._ck to PJI.•h Botton ·TIH!n PlRMANENTLY PRESUD 10 IRON!NB EVER LIMIT wallet, watch, etc. Bottom rad holds shoes. 'do. ·~Sl to$10 SHOP EJIERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS "Robyn Sue" Fashions 42" HIGH ..Valet rack hu hooli ""'for · belts, ties. Trey for holding EVERtrytokeepa seeretfromsmneone?lt"sahardtlllnato military 1_pokeamen Aid FrL Two montlll ago, Bob Marchi and ihe GAllS Boosters Club eame day. No Portupse loiNS were · "' with an idea to honor George and E•ther GUmoro, porouta ol reported. Gr.ot'lt.... Book Southlnl 818111 HT!Jrldl 11 ILOO Dllt:tlunt 111 lnllllll s Envelopes induded. MEN'S VALET RACKS :. VISIT OUR Gl Fi DEPAmENT for Bigger Corn Profits ln1989 d1ughter, Mrs. Chri•-• · ONYX RINGS from 29.95 FA tractive cards in assorted desiqru. SAVE 1.21 FINISH • working tobscco crops. Aod despite their years, · can aWl put in a good day'• work, aa carl KILLS 13 will atto•t "They are In remarkably good WANDA, AII&Dia (UPI)hoelth," said Wa..... "They like to keep billy," PonlqjoSO troopl killed 13 . he added. Mr. Fulklt plans to go to f1orida- . AtriOOD auorrlllu and .....,dod holidlyo for a few weeks of reat and relap!!on. four other• in a balllo near e•"rJ Surma_. bJ the Otno V~ le1 GALLJPOLI.'. twt . \ TKIBL"E M081U HOMES 1 RADIOS from 9.95 ~2S to please the whole family. 50 at- WALNUT RUCKER, who is Mrs. Corl Waugb'•- tile last c..,ple a! weeks," Lake lAther, •nd Fulks. who 1111.kes his h(Jlle with a said. ·uanslstor SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Greeting cards with suitable designs POLISHED blast Nov. 20, aald: ..We s h u t down rur approximltely two or three hours" because of gas. A section toreman. Wilson said he called in mine foreman Albert Tekaca to .. reinforce our cheeks (redirect the air ventilation)." Takacs was one of the 78 men given up tor dead when the mine was ordered sealed Nov. 29, following 10 days or constant exploalons am persistent fires. Two other survivors appeared betore the state Department o1 Mines hearing into the diBister. Lewia Lake all! Gary Martin both eomplained about lrw.dequate rock dusting In the mine. "It ns pretty dusty ln there 'WolaK - ASSIGNED IN VIETNAM GALLIPOLIS - Army First Lieutenant Thomas E. Lloyd, 23, soo of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lloyd, 130 Portsmouth Road, Gal~ GREETING CARDS FAIRMONT, W. VL (UP0- Gao accwnulation caused a section of the Mannington Number 9mine to shut down for almost three hours the night bllore ll!-loilll," ion at the mine ttntomW 7!fme!J., investlglftors wen told Frida):. George R. WUaon, 54, one. Or the eight men who was pulled to ~< · " " " ' ' '' " "' SPECIAL VALUE! At No.5 You'll Be Glad To Cive From Tiffm Credit Jewelers ' • •>,; . -LOWER Gas Gave Warning I Ing, leathereraft, wrought iron, ceramics, sUver jewelry, copper tooling and in other ereative ftelds. OPEN TILL 9:00 EVERY NIGHT lliod Mooday in Clnotmal.i. Parties to the auit are John H. Donald and Robert C<>rben, BIGGS DEPT. LADIES BETIER out ot the parking lot ot DW<o'a Where You Save l ce sorse• ot laJf. winter was ..,IP'Iloo RACI!IE RadDe !blpior 575 ol tho Modem .llu181'1 held an aaaembly lor lbo Corpa Ollloor. •ion trade 011t the nU.ncdJ River. • · PT. PLEASANT. W. V# , St., and ""-<1 at till lnlllo ..,.,.., baokod qp tolotaoarpuli - Time s - Sentinel, Sund.a)", December 8, 1968 DEC, 5, 1918 - THE FIRST suit In admiralcy growing out ot tbe 10111 ot river eratt 111 the Music Mastel'S S. Wining, - The Surv:tl.> ton, ........_ By Students of p.m. ot 115 But-..t Avo., seloctioo al the right findlng lo Cleveland area. enhance tho particular oettlng, Tbo coopio ha•o found t11at a Lapidary, Mr. and Mrs. No- wide variety of stones can be ....mo. u - Miley, D, 25, Columbus,.,......, and lloborllll K. Rooe, 18, Vla- Assembly-Ud RED IQ>TTLE OUT POMEROY - The SoiTallon Arm7 boa lis Red Kelllo Oil 1118 ot IIIIa Umeln l'l>meroy aDd wiU be 1118re until Cl!rl-. tolrlng doollima ot IIICIIlOY ... help with I>reJ)ll'lnc food bo8keta fortbo....,..llo8tstrotim lor food baakell will bo Monday or Tuelldq, December 16 -17, between 5 and 7:30 aad ptec:es of Jewelry whleh M Olio ....,.. As One Backs GALLIPOLlS - The Goll~la J~ tbini-..ICiuiat.... Tree Sale wW beafn lbldo,y aeeordlnc to Dale S.lllllu17 -.... Jeet cbllrnum. •- Tho Jay- Cl!rl.-o Tree lot again will bo located at 111o 001aer ot 'lblrd llld Olin St. HOWARD NOLAN holds a case containlnl numeroua stGnes and his wife have made in their gem..m.aking hobby. Sa~ ........,. ia tbo .moe ol Glllla. Cou11Q' ~ COurt. '111110' _.. WUUut,..,.. lola- ~ LIMIT 1 .SU66. PIICE REG. 1.77 LIIIITZ ' <I ~ I �Jaycees 3rd Tree Sale Set ASK '10 GAL1.IPOLI!l 'l!l'!lod _"'"· " a- 500 ~ ·J>Iolcod,lnllllll,y eut - · will bo lVJIIIable acmrding ... Sollllllur)-. Tho-· r._ trodt three to dx loot In boillhlh, .,.. wtll COli from $3 -s to $5.50. - · will "' to- ward <OIIUJlUJIIQ< Pn>Jeeta. The wiU be sold tlu'ooJ8h Doc. 24, or until lho .,11PI.Y to exhausted. Waldo a,_ again will serve at day lldft sales manago.r. • Lapidary Keeping Couple Busy (Continued from ~e 1) Mr. Nolan, in his basement workshop, cuts the large pieces d stone, does the grinding, the dome work and polishes the cut. tings into a high luster. A. piece d. equipment known as a ..tum- lan have found, is a field of in- used in their jewelry - making terest of many .Persons aCI'Ois hobby. Some which the Nolans the nation. There is even a mag- have are from Mexico and Al.azine dealing with the hobby call- rica. They have gathered flint ed· uLapidary Journal" ol which at Fllnt Ridge in Liddng Coonthe Nolans are avid readers. ty and gravel locally to DrOVide To further their knowledge in most unusual settings. PetrUied the field, they attended t h e wood trom nearby Athens CounSpruce Pine Lapidary 1l1ow In ty is also used. North Carolina two years ago And where aretheNolanshead- bler" is also used. It grinds and polishes stones automatically, but the process requires 28 days. Mrs. Nolan's role is placement oC the sets in the findings. This involves not only placement of and last summer went to the ed with their newest hobby? Their dream Is someclQ to the correct s.~ze stone but &11110 Parma Lapidazy Show In t h o said E1m1Y Ray GA~- I C..a-e b.1 Dbe:rt M. McGmla. 37, Wllkamllo, llld JOJ<IIDO J, Clllll>bellt '1:1, CiD.clDnUI, were lftYolv. ed In • boddnl · - at 2:t5 p.m. Friday at SoOOIId Ave. 111111 llml.. St. City 1'011.. tllal Kc:Ginnla, . _ - AT 3 - " Cleaner a. JUII u Mc:Gimla b&okod qp, Cmtl:t:tell buded DOI'thwllt m OPEN EVElY NIGHt" Til ~rucoSt.,atortodtomokea left turn and cut acroaa beldad lho MoGinniJ CU, The Volddu Oolnded with minor daiMp to boa. eara. · Rot. 2.39 For The Holidays 0•1y $2.14 Eoch ~:~:~IT $3.97 SI .. a 3 to 15, l:i to :II l:!Yz to :uJI SPECIAL bocl!' at Southom ll1llh Sdtool recenll,y. .to poem Wll !llv., b7 Pat Duma• llld lho Tri-M boo A pledge to tho - • gill shop featuring Clli,y handmade Items and when o n e flllnka It, IIIIa lo oortalnly not the .,impossible dream." After all, Mrs. Nolan, a retired homo demonstrallm agent, has cm<lK!ted uncountable work. ~ tlu'ou8h 1118 years to team women how to sew and makeunus-· ua1 artloios for lholr homes. Sle also specializes In creallngdried arrangements and pletures and eorsages made or dried materials. Mr. Nolan, irKllstrlal a r t s teacher at Southem High Sehool In Raclne, is also a --natural,. In the creation of attractive and Uleful items. He worka skillftdiy In piastlcs, alumlnom etch- a.a llld lho llnl- ineollboNilblal-The Rev. Cborlea -.uatlbo Letart United - · CIUroh was speaker. M101- Brillford, 1968 Meip Count;y Jualor AND ·wASH CLOTH Tri-M members lod 111o iiiiJ,. c1ent bocl!' 1n ~~~ag~q "God m... America.. to cloae the u~em.. bl,y, to ..........,.. 'USE+ $2.98 OUR I BUDGET . tfLAN• BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR . \ $50 GIVEN AWAY EVERY DAY BY PT. PLEASANT MERCHANTS Miss Pageant winner. lUll "I've Got Conlldoaoe, ~ lho uwmor whim 1h8 . _ In tho OOIIIIIell· tton. MI•• 911rloy Guelttc, alao a place winner In the _ . . , il8q "1 Caln'l Say No. H $3. TOWEL uwmors followiDI lho _ . ... BIGGS DEPA MAIN ST. steam-• Scioto and JOhn D. L.oomts above Wheeling over 35 years back caused a great luas rA Uie, but not ao great as the collision or the United Statea and the Amerlea. Engineer Olarles Page, now on the General Wood, was on the Scioto, alterwarda the Regular. From other editions oC 50 years ago, here are other River News: GALLIPOLIS - E\lery generation has the tendency to relive or recall history, And so it was SO years ago with the River Editor ot the Ga.Jll.polis Dally Trl~ne who recalled a major river disaster that had taken place just 50 years earlier, or 100 years ago from the present UND.EIWEAR DRESSES --..., ·~ . .. ··--.· ~ STORE PT. PLEASANT. W.VA. lay, Here Ia the River News item from the Gallipolis Daily Tribwte ot Dee. 7, 1918: Fltty years ago, Dec. 5, 1868, the worst collision in the history of inland rlver navigation occurred between the large sidewheel packets United states and America, near Warsaw, Ky. From 75 to 100 Uvea were lost. These two steamboata, runn:illg between Ctnctmatl and Louisville, were the nnest afioat on the Ohio River. They burned quickly as the result of the impact having scattered fire trom the furnace over the lower deek and onto some filled oil drums. The same R1ver News r01)0rt recalled another but less serlou s eolli slon: The colli8ion between t h e both Of RiJ>Ioy, Ohio. Dmald claims a barge he owned waa moored to the Kentucky bank and that Corbell's ferryboat, Prud.or K. Smiley, was lying awenl year1 ago, ftrlt operat- ctote to !t when, on Jan. 29, ing the old and !all Pomeroy 1918, the gorge ln the river lereyboot Chlmpion No. 3, and began to move. He alleges that then buying the prelebi. ferry. Corben cut the linea which held boat, Francla, originally t h o h1a barge to shore, with the reLittle Lafle. capatn Montieth suit that the barge drlfiod down ls now one of the pllota c.11 the stream and was 1100n sunk. He larp PortiiiDOIIIb 1..-,.,.boat, alka $2,500 damages. Cheaspeake. lt 11 rep:n-ted trom CinclnDEC. 6, 1918 - COL. John nati that the coal marketa are L. Vance 1¥111 leave here Monwell-ltookod and the dellllllld will day for Louisville, Ky. to atnot bo great fills winler. tend the meeting al the Ohio The towboat W, K.Ff61dSJ)LII• Valley Improvement Assoelatloo ed up &mday forenoon, llying of which he hal long been the light, for I'Omeroy aDd the Ka- able prelldent. nauga River alter a tow of eoal. 1be Chris Greeoe bas been She stopped here tor men but no laid up bere for aeveral da,ys ooo shipped. The Fialds 11 aaid having some rivets driven In to be the most powerfUl boat DOW her steam drum. The old pack1n the Kanawha neet. s! Courier's clynamo !a being lnlltalled on the Chris while the packet is laid up. DEC. 3, 1918 - THE EASI' The towboat Castalia owned t;lEC. 2, 1918 - TilE C, C, Bowyer will resume her trips in the Gallipolis • Huntington trade at 6 a.m .. Tue~. Captain Diek Brown is in cbarge Q( the office. Cspialn S. G. Gordner, PItot George llamiltoo and Engineer Bob Cox went Ul) to Pt. Pleaaant thlo morning to bring the Bowyer down. George Roush wiil be the steward. Captain UlysseS" Grant Hanes St. Louis, tormerly the Pittl- by 1118 Carrollton, Ky . Coal Cu., or the Kanauga ferryboat A n n burl!h paoket Virginia, ia laid has been sold to a Monongahela Bailey was in town ~ on up for the winter at Peoria, River sand company for $15, business. He reports the terry. ru. 91e Ia having daance pa.r- 000, Pilots D&yton Randolph and boat buslneu good between Pl tles three times a week and Ia WUUam Brookhart are taking Pleaaant and Kanauga. Captain steam - heated and electric - the Castalta from Cincinnati to Hanea and Captain Albert Mon- lighted. Large crowds attend the Pittaburgh. Engineer Ed Mortletfl owned the Gallipolis terry dances. CaptaJn James Robinlon gan or this city was on t he Ia master and part owner. Castalia for a while. Oaear Moore, alto part owner, ts dlrect.tng repairs a n d DEC. 7, 1918 - TOM Smith, improvements. Earl,y next 1pring a colored laborer. was the man the East st. Louis will be taken c~ased lnto the Ohio River and to Mound Cit.Y, W., for a gener. drowned near the Hwltington, W. al overhaul and repair after which Va. whal>iboat last Tuesday night. she will be placed ln the excur- The crew of tfle steamer Leroy BY HOBART WILSON, JR. at the wharf heard the man's call RECKARD Fulks, 84, or crown City, and ;Bert "Rucker, 87, for help. Smith Uved at SomerScottown. remember when tobacco used to sell for a peM)' a pouu:l set. Ky. Two negroes, H e n r ;y on the H~on Tobacco Market. 9law and John Fuller, were ar~ ++++++ relted and placed b1 jail and . N~m'-retired - tbey still put in eight boors of day when later confessed to chasing Smith help is needed In preparing cn~s for the market - the former into the river. '"" -·9 So ·who ~· ci!o day \you'll lnok up and 'i:heri it will be; "Nolans' Gift Sbop'' featurflni Work by ueeneva and How- '• ''' ......... . ii\ j 4-'~ .• . ~ . f\,. ,, •' ard." •LAY·AWAY •CREDIT •CHARGE MEIGS THUTU DRIVING - Eaotem Guard Illy Karr (21} a - • to dri,. tho -!no in the lhinl ~ad of . the Eagles game against Southern Friday night. Southern players Gary Norris and Randy Proftl.t-4 rlgh~ Eastern won the game by a 49-44 margin. len to right, are on defense and Eastern's Pat Morrissey (11) comes on at DIVORCE GRANTED POMEROY - On grounds al gross neglect of duty and ex~ treme cruelty, Marjory A. Burns has been granted a divorce from Jerry L. Burns in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff's maiden name, '"Warner" was restored. MOYE .RIGHT INTO ... ... ... ... llpolis, Ohio, was asaigned Nov. 27 to the 196tlt Light l'llfantzy Brigade, Amerieal Division near Chu Lat. Vietnam. as asupplyotOcer. TONiGHT THRU TUESDAY DEC. 8-9-10 William CooUe's ROSEMARY'S BABY (Technieolor) Mia Farrow, John casaavetes COWRCARTOONS: Rockabye Baby Hippy Woodchuck SHOW STARTS 7 P .II. sofot;> shortly after Reckard Fulk•, 84, Crown Cicy, and Bert Rucker, 87. Scottown. are pictured here tying • baeeo on Carl Waugh's farm. lAwrence Count,y realdents have been around the tobacco laduatry tor the p1.1t 75 years. + ++ + ++ last Wednesday, a.rea growers were AS of averaglrw 74 to 75 centt a l'll'lllmd on the HWI11rwton Market. Quite a ehaqJe in prlees over the years, but like everything else, it keeps 1 111 ind go ng IC), 1.11· ++++++ Pct~Ji>j le<J Publo511 o"'i: (<>. Fully Furni1hed In A Choiu of Decors and Floor Pions MOVE UP TO THE SALES LEADER K&l Mobile Homes Th ord ,.,.., .. Gall ipol oo. Ololo, ~$831 . Publ o•t.ed ••erJ .,..,..k!Li_l t•ln tng tX<IIPt SIU~rdl). » <-ond Uu> Po>"i" hid It G&lll&tolll, Ollio. U 631. Tlil. !JAIL \' SU>TII'IEL 110 Me~h enl~ '>II"MI, PomeroJ. Ohlo, tnllll. Publ oohed '""r) •oel\llaJ e. ening ••~ S.iur• daJ. Entered a• oeeond d.1u malllll£ m.1111r at Pumera), Ohio, Pn" Olfit"l:. n.:RM.'> Ot" Slii.S("J4PTJO~ S! oa rrt• r daoiJ and ~.md;ol 4Sc ~· ......... MAIL Sl BSfRlP'tlOI\ ltHb The (.aJI<pali > Tribune m Ohio and Wut VI,.. ~tnil. <><te ) Ut S,9; >o> 11111mho $.1; three MOIHhl 33; el """'"'" . one ) ""' 81'0; "' mnnt!" 86; <hr.,. momh>l3.50 noe r.~ul) :S.nllnel, one ) M r SIU: ' " mon1h1 MM's Black ·~ ,, , , .,, ... lllt>fllh• S3. !"It~ t ntOeo:l Pro·• • lntern:o t• O<"'l •• ~ ..·],,_ <>eh c ~•01Jed "'the ""e (Qf ~ul>l«.l"ll" u! all ,_ , d " j)IIL~ht~ (redL!III\lll, ,. ""'""111-P"f In ,t] .., Lh<' IO<·al n~"' pul>l••hflll n.re1n Sunday, Monday, Tuesday & Wedneschy METRO·GOLDWYN MAVER presents NSPECTRUM PRODUCTION starrtng JIM BROWN DIAHANN CARROLL JULIE HARRIS Act NOW • If you want a -1969 corn crop that really pays, book the seeds that really grow - now. You c:an save r.ol m~ney by reserving money--making Southern States H'r"' br•d Seed Corn for delivery any time t.br.~ Aprlt 19, 1_969. Pay nothing until deliv.,,f1.ime. Comft ·• plant•~ season, you'll be ready to II~' with ·the to~ perform•_ng Southern Statu vorletieJ; you need to grow thtck stands of groin or en1il • • Come in or phone us soon. · · SOUTHERN STATES -- PANAYIS ION"' METROCOtOR PT. PLEASANT CO.OPERATIYE 1516 KANAWHA ST. PT. PLEASANT W.VA. 675-2780 ' ·~ Chris'-• Ai H...O 95 •••••• At' ....•• ...... ..... The H01111 Of lnitlnt -C,..tlt . . . · ."" '" ~ ... BILL WELLMAN PT. w. VA. • ' + ++ L\PIIbobl + + PECAN HAL YES REG. 3.98 JUST RECEIJED DEPT. 4 ROLL In grad-•· PACK FOIL Olr PAPER REG. 9.9~ 6.98 VALUE s SAVE 3~21 77 BOYS' - .... 199.50 t ' I m STYLE PANTS PROCTOR STrAM & DR'f' _ .. OUR REGULAR SiZES & TO 11 2.99 CALL OR WRITE: OhiO Ylff1111 -r OffiCI l:•ulplllll Co. eastern AII&Dia p aster. Cufflou. Pro-ihrunl. J sh.dol. ._ •._ ~ LIMIT 2 ... 217Scamme1St. $ 77 IRON ,_ •i..so to ldlled ... . SAVE 1.22 nPEWIIlll lll11 ma MKHANISM, 1'\AillC ~. Km lNp SPACIIAI. nl'll ALl UTIUS, NUMIIEIS. H .IYPlMG KIYS-4 SHifT kill. LOCATED: At tho cera"' of ....... _, and Mat• 5trfttl, IR the nnter of Jackson, Ohio. - HISTORIC LANDMARK ·:rl'l'l<E •1.75 by ciQ> CGIIIIIiaatoMro... Pi"' auto mtaliip ,_. PL !il(ured. .. Firat Pl,ea~ . io 'Z8Sdt~oa,.iGI at . ~~. 8m!"- 21, J~; ltl~ - . · ' pnor . " • . ...AIIItSfMMAJi . . R: ·•; i1, s.iliiM~ cJI;I, Pli\IM: --·~•Ill• 453-2382 , 001lo C:.oducto4 •r" · , .: J.i ..! ,, ''· ' . ,. , '· TMI BUMGJIRMER c;D. ' I I I I PHONE 373-5621 CAMBRIAN HOTEL BUILDING JACKSON, OHIO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1968 Sells at 1:30 P.M. .. ,, I s • "VI•.... ,..._.•• \ ; • ;...· . ' ' . • • :INACKUI: wmt•-- ••••••••••••• !NSTIUCIION IOOILR. s LIMIT 1 • .I 53 tAl,; It SET rdue .- '' ' SAVE 2.11 Marietta, Ohio ' Thil hiatorle 1Miildt111 11 ueeptlorally weU located In the center of doW11town Jaekson. It ia a very aubltanttal briek buildlna: with over 100 r00111.a. It il ·vaeant 1t Uda time ard ha• 111111)' poa.n.Ult1t1, tueh •s • trllde sehool, storeroom•, re1t home. tpartmentl 1 warehouse. etc. It is Jackloll's la....,ot ccmmorcial bulldi1111 with ...,. 80,000 square fest or lloor If you are in~reated in a good buildlrw In tho lqw prloe fliiiiW, thlo •• will oertainl,y merit your ln·, +++++• apoctioo 111111 O<XIalciontiOIL Slio on tho promise•. sella to 1'111<11£ ••·• aowral cut • 1)1. town MWsmoa in Ollltpo!la ... hlaboll bidder. '41urillllbo Jllof·flOW ,day I .... mlllerlalllr ......... "" the lint TE~ 10 por 00111 of purdlhe price dow a day ollllo .. ........., of· tlit SUnr Bridge dlaalllr. '1'110 llral _ _...,. illll b&la..,. - doli...-1 of deed. wlthla 30 da,)•a. GOOD ..... ~~-- Doe. 1.$ - ·--" ~ ,_........ ~· • " 111111 fmlllodlt!J poaaotai.., :; +++++ · if :: ~ ' JNSPBC11Q~ ':' flN,\NCING '7 ~ctipD penntlled any. TWENTY YEARS AGO, fi'Ga1 tbo llloa iri tbi.Dalb' ~ . time. ,tx..llalilli11011Cillfl oan bo arnllpd by OOIIIactinr tho 1111 woi!Kb Gollla Tlmoa. .• Fiat ra~ ,_ oi~ .....,. uaera raiHd :WW ... tho Aoctioo rtrm, ·10.-.v ot ..... "*"- • guo,....,.. ' ', ''', ' 1.., style """" of 78% colton. 22'/, polv· ~ ~J, "£,; 11tr "J !, p tL4urtagl a fully•electric tabulator, ribbon color light, on-oH li ght. arw It-end watch a loved -olacoilghtup. :, '' ''' ',' p Jetstar greaL .lull: switch H on and zip ttuough typing. A touch on electric return key Illes the Olirrlage back to lhe margin tw the nex1 llne. A touch ~~tPNta four characters (.) (X) (....) (-), And a touch repeats forward tpacing. There's even ·. ' :' ':: ' p thfl AUCTION a favor, (or an e&rlier treat when they pve them UclwK1 to thlo ~·· gr!IJ bonquot. Anyway, George and Ellhor wore aur· prlaed. )'et vei;. humble. when Yarehi presented them a aUwr p1-, ~ diem lor llllkilw outstandiD8 oontrihutlona to tho GAHSafllloUc_..,.. . :1 ++++++ ,, ••you tolkl 1\D"e laKJW hoW to ... to a mill' I heart. n saki o-re, Thoae who kiMM Geor&o-hewao oincon. c--p, lD end, wu a mop\bor of tho AU-,SEO.U. uoood loam al GAllS In 11:19. He lator pJotod oollep ballot Rio Graodo. dl(la I ' + $Ur'Dinl . PARTICIPAJING IN PT.. PLEASANJ CHRISTMAS Gil'!! Af AY LES WILLIAMSON 411-IAIN ST. ·, Your South ern StJ!es Cnn prr "t1ve Agency El1ln Decorator WALL CLOCKS . TI·FFIN ·CRE:D.IT' JEW:EL.·ERS NEW CROP AT OUR CANDY ROYALW ++++++ IT wu quite a chore, but everythtng worked out. A few llb1 were lold in qrder to rst 1101118 of the boys' bsokground lnfonnauon. and tho Gilmore• thought Mr. and Mra. Jim Spenoer were re- . 59.95 • 77 •l!llrto power features are Whit make Dayton Williams, stW enjoy 1954, hid to bo.,d>talnod. ,_ ., 2 -~~=::;:;;:::::: TAPE RECORDERS C.o.lit Special assortment of beautiful quality permanent press cottons and blends in adYanc.e new pattems and colors. "A" line and belted styles. Sizes 7 to 12. the initial 1alx GAllS Blue Devil athletes. Initial pilnnlJW Wll eiJY. Howewr, · - - - - - - -... h the 1968 GARS grid bonquol dato approaohed lifO weeka - . Marohl and mtmbora ol the - r s had a tough time ftaurlng out bow tho7 oouid pt GeorKO and hia wife lo tile ban®ol- Gecqe wa1 . nillht 'lhlft al the Kober plaot in Rlwnawood. T..,, ...... fll'OUIIti inlonn*tioo on the ftw GUmoro datintr ._ck to PJI.•h Botton ·TIH!n PlRMANENTLY PRESUD 10 IRON!NB EVER LIMIT wallet, watch, etc. Bottom rad holds shoes. 'do. ·~Sl to$10 SHOP EJIERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS "Robyn Sue" Fashions 42" HIGH ..Valet rack hu hooli ""'for · belts, ties. Trey for holding EVERtrytokeepa seeretfromsmneone?lt"sahardtlllnato military 1_pokeamen Aid FrL Two montlll ago, Bob Marchi and ihe GAllS Boosters Club eame day. No Portupse loiNS were · "' with an idea to honor George and E•ther GUmoro, porouta ol reported. Gr.ot'lt.... Book Southlnl 818111 HT!Jrldl 11 ILOO Dllt:tlunt 111 lnllllll s Envelopes induded. MEN'S VALET RACKS :. VISIT OUR Gl Fi DEPAmENT for Bigger Corn Profits ln1989 d1ughter, Mrs. Chri•-• · ONYX RINGS from 29.95 FA tractive cards in assorted desiqru. SAVE 1.21 FINISH • working tobscco crops. Aod despite their years, · can aWl put in a good day'• work, aa carl KILLS 13 will atto•t "They are In remarkably good WANDA, AII&Dia (UPI)hoelth," said Wa..... "They like to keep billy," PonlqjoSO troopl killed 13 . he added. Mr. Fulklt plans to go to f1orida- . AtriOOD auorrlllu and .....,dod holidlyo for a few weeks of reat and relap!!on. four other• in a balllo near e•"rJ Surma_. bJ the Otno V~ le1 GALLJPOLI.'. twt . \ TKIBL"E M081U HOMES 1 RADIOS from 9.95 ~2S to please the whole family. 50 at- WALNUT RUCKER, who is Mrs. Corl Waugb'•- tile last c..,ple a! weeks," Lake lAther, •nd Fulks. who 1111.kes his h(Jlle with a said. ·uanslstor SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Greeting cards with suitable designs POLISHED blast Nov. 20, aald: ..We s h u t down rur approximltely two or three hours" because of gas. A section toreman. Wilson said he called in mine foreman Albert Tekaca to .. reinforce our cheeks (redirect the air ventilation)." Takacs was one of the 78 men given up tor dead when the mine was ordered sealed Nov. 29, following 10 days or constant exploalons am persistent fires. Two other survivors appeared betore the state Department o1 Mines hearing into the diBister. Lewia Lake all! Gary Martin both eomplained about lrw.dequate rock dusting In the mine. "It ns pretty dusty ln there 'WolaK - ASSIGNED IN VIETNAM GALLIPOLIS - Army First Lieutenant Thomas E. Lloyd, 23, soo of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lloyd, 130 Portsmouth Road, Gal~ GREETING CARDS FAIRMONT, W. VL (UP0- Gao accwnulation caused a section of the Mannington Number 9mine to shut down for almost three hours the night bllore ll!-loilll," ion at the mine ttntomW 7!fme!J., investlglftors wen told Frida):. George R. WUaon, 54, one. Or the eight men who was pulled to ~< · " " " ' ' '' " "' SPECIAL VALUE! At No.5 You'll Be Glad To Cive From Tiffm Credit Jewelers ' • •>,; . -LOWER Gas Gave Warning I Ing, leathereraft, wrought iron, ceramics, sUver jewelry, copper tooling and in other ereative ftelds. OPEN TILL 9:00 EVERY NIGHT lliod Mooday in Clnotmal.i. Parties to the auit are John H. Donald and Robert C<>rben, BIGGS DEPT. LADIES BETIER out ot the parking lot ot DW<o'a Where You Save l ce sorse• ot laJf. winter was ..,IP'Iloo RACI!IE RadDe !blpior 575 ol tho Modem .llu181'1 held an aaaembly lor lbo Corpa Ollloor. •ion trade 011t the nU.ncdJ River. • · PT. PLEASANT. W. V# , St., and ""-<1 at till lnlllo ..,.,.., baokod qp tolotaoarpuli - Time s - Sentinel, Sund.a)", December 8, 1968 DEC, 5, 1918 - THE FIRST suit In admiralcy growing out ot tbe 10111 ot river eratt 111 the Music Mastel'S S. Wining, - The Surv:tl.> ton, ........_ By Students of p.m. ot 115 But-..t Avo., seloctioo al the right findlng lo Cleveland area. enhance tho particular oettlng, Tbo coopio ha•o found t11at a Lapidary, Mr. and Mrs. No- wide variety of stones can be ....mo. u - Miley, D, 25, Columbus,.,......, and lloborllll K. Rooe, 18, Vla- Assembly-Ud RED IQ>TTLE OUT POMEROY - The SoiTallon Arm7 boa lis Red Kelllo Oil 1118 ot IIIIa Umeln l'l>meroy aDd wiU be 1118re until Cl!rl-. tolrlng doollima ot IIICIIlOY ... help with I>reJ)ll'lnc food bo8keta fortbo....,..llo8tstrotim lor food baakell will bo Monday or Tuelldq, December 16 -17, between 5 and 7:30 aad ptec:es of Jewelry whleh M Olio ....,.. As One Backs GALLIPOLlS - The Goll~la J~ tbini-..ICiuiat.... Tree Sale wW beafn lbldo,y aeeordlnc to Dale S.lllllu17 -.... Jeet cbllrnum. •- Tho Jay- Cl!rl.-o Tree lot again will bo located at 111o 001aer ot 'lblrd llld Olin St. HOWARD NOLAN holds a case containlnl numeroua stGnes and his wife have made in their gem..m.aking hobby. Sa~ ........,. ia tbo .moe ol Glllla. Cou11Q' ~ COurt. '111110' _.. WUUut,..,.. lola- ~ LIMIT 1 .SU66. PIICE REG. 1.77 LIIIITZ ' <I ~ I �,. ~ I. l , ' GALLIPOLIS - Motor vehic. le llceDH rewn'Qia distributed "' dato bit 195,653,%19 with illo payment or,t,Z70,219 to-the counties and toft'nshlpa or the state a1 the Rnal cleaiJIC) or 1967 rC*I ., " ~ I' ~•.: rues for Divorce State's Take Distributed -~ • - 1' ,, mlleace money, state Auditor Roger Cloud laid today. The pa.yments lor the ye~ date represent anincreaseolf2,· 011,7t2 owr the '93,64:1,4:77di~ trlbuted to all political subd:lvi~ ioos duri111 the com,parable per~ lod last year. '. ~· f. -•nt 1bo eurreat inel$8US,930 aa the 9 per eent ahue tho eoun~~eo, tho of tho rauo rit ~ 1'0114 mn.. ror Jaru ... "' tho 1*1 of ....... way mlleqe In the state, and $453,850 as the. 5 per ceat Jhare for lho towruohll>to ..,.. tho bulo or tho ratio of .....,hlp roodo to tho · - of township roodo. Filallll)'meot oftho 1968mll&age money. Cload aald. will be made later thlo month. 1bo DO>- GALLIPOLIS - C a r o ly n Slz-alalll, Rt. 1 Nrlol, l1led • potltloa SltllrdQ' In Gollla ea.... 1Y CGmmcill Pleu c--t Cur a dl...-.e ~rom Jolm E. 9Jral&llt, ... ll'llll<l• ~ ....... IIOI1e<t "' mont todoy, ineludi111 tho 9 per cent tor counties and 5 _per ceat for townshlpa (in _parenthell.V were: Gallla Calmly - ,12,797.3.1, - cb;y ... extnomo cruoll)' . ...... rlod llfe. II, 1865 at Aid, tho ehl._ Tbo oliO-·.,,._, ....,.. bum ploluWI CAPl'URE THREE SEOUL (t}Pl)..- - . . . mlUiorJ ...,....._ -eecl the eopluro ot ...., Communllll No1111 lDilJ. tratora b_ut Aid 20 to 25 more were hldfaa 1n C!OIItal moun~ ............ (f4,192.98) lolmohlp m-; and Mefl<o Coun- tUna where Nov. 2. IY - ",445.21 ($5,854.8{). a.., 01 c:oune, marrla1e is a would divorce lawyer• make a good -thinl- Without It, ho" living? •• Ia Now""' And Christmas Dinner FOOD GIFT CERTIFICATE SERVICE GALLIPOLIS 1bo amual Ouiltmas dinner and pB.I1:.y ~ "• ,.. ,rlt r.r ..,.... o. an.-....., .... ,.. ••••ile .... I lllc• tift. 101 EVANS'STEA~ HOUSE Gallla County Salon No. 612, Ellbl ei Forty wao hold at tho beautifully decorated homo ot Mrs. carrie Noutzling In Porn· WHI te , ...., G.ALLII'OLIS, OHIO ' came allbore I've slid It before and l'rl 11y it again. G.Uipolltana are greaL I wish everyone who doesn't think so could have been witll me .on M)' nra.t excursion Ot seemed like one) down town In ahnosJ a month. PURCHASE BUILDING - The Farmers Blr* & Folks I didn't even know greeted '"me "ittt "arm smiles and said it was nice to see me out. (For the ftnt 30 minutes it WAS ~~-be-) . But goodneul, the stores "ere busy. U this Ia a little blt of what we'll have a lot or liter, I should have atarted ah®Pirwback , in July. rm one or the perem1ally late ones. I don't get the Chrlst-mu spirit until December 24, NOW' you know anottter of my bad faults. S..vlrwt~ CompaQY bas ,purchased the old "Massar building, located on the corner West Main-St. and Butterl'l.lt-Av, in Pcmeroy, and will have it torn down soon. The buUding, previously owned by Cbarles Massar, is located on the lot just west of the new Fanners Bank & savings Compal\Y building. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., president, said the lot will be used for additi~ II lawn space for the new bank. or t I New Bank Will Open . (Continued frcwn page 1) ~ • tures are attractive offices for the president and other o«icers, a bank vauh with an emergency m system. and soo safety de- posit boxes. The secood Ooor o1 the 50 x 100 tt. building will include a large lounge and additional of. • •• •t flee space. Mr. Reed said work yet remainIng to be dooe on the facility Includes seeding and planting of llhnllmery, interior panellng, Placing of Interior trim and in. ltallation ot counters. The new bank is being c o nltructeCf witll .Karr Coostruct:lon CompanJr of Chester as general •• . I' It' ....' .· . open house is tentatively piiiiiDOd In March. t . Rotary Party Is on Friday r~ .. 1111 "1111/,1 1r ,,,, Sports Hall of Fame Dec. 17. 0 OMEGA fir J blstitlt tl -_,... f!ISSissiH (1/Juhiw) ~ I Broxodent Automatic Action Tooth Brusb REVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS SJJ99 I. Ronson's Famous Ronson's Comet Typhoon Lighter Butane Lighter Famous Zlppo Windproof R'EVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS R£VCO'S DISCOUNT DISCOUNT SJ99 PRIC£ IS $499 RfVCO'S PRICE IS Famous Futura Golf Balla $289 Compare up to $19.75 Compa.re at $2.95 It ~~. for " · " .,....,.,. ft ._lorly oollo for $3.1111 This electric tooth brush by Squibb is designed for the whole family and comes~mplete with 4 brushH in dee tor colors and a wall bract\ that's selfadhesive. Ointist recDmmended. Our lowest priced Ronson , with its unique wind ·tunnel construction, is one of the most wind proof lighters around . Superstrong, in seven handsome finishes. Windproof-for pipes as well as ci1ars and lilhters. Lilht in weisflt. With automatic tria:er action and finprtip adjustable flame. Lilhts for months. for a lifetime. lilhts in all con· ditions. In 11eamlnc rustproof comr.ro ot$.Eo. ~..... J2FarS749 The liehter that's cuaranteed poiiohod ch ...... ' II · .,...,. lilt ' 3 Fer SJ89 One-piece construction with· •· ~ otands· aiHI,." obUoe•--. buy. eon&lve •lboll. '· ··· '' 1\IJI)DLEPORT - Mlddlo_poriRotarians wtll hold their annual Christmas part.}- for Rolary families next Friday eveninc at tho Meigs Jligh Sc:hool with a dlmer followed by preseutatton I'Umoroy of gUts to children. Preoidont Wilbur Th~d an.nounced this eventandothersFri da,y nJ,gbt Ill a regular meeting of 1be- club at Heath Church. In February the dub will hold ita ft.rst Past Presidents' Night, with ladies invited. Allllvinc past president• the club sinee ita orpnlzatlm in 1925 will be ... Btl. A card was signed to be mailed to Rotarian and Club Treasurer Curtta JenkinSOI'I, confined < ' ..... ... 1D Riverside Hospital In Colum- -. One guest, Jolm Tannelllll, was ~ f• ~I ,.. ' r• •· -· :t f ' • - ,. ' •• ,. .... . .. s·· t1 .. . .f .... - .. ._; -: \ Electric Shoe Poll.aber ~ '. ' ' ~ f! Enle Fraaer, Mrs. Jack .!Iavin All -oeen ion S.emuter De Ville. ntf-wlnd ioa;. weterproot . StllnIUS 11111 ......filS 141( IOid -fnled ,,__ _ _ IJO 141( 10ld lop. stHI bec:k _ 140 In •II 1-tK 10ld CUI flll5 404 Leather-Uke Camera cue White •mau Satlll bJ Aqellque Bourjola' Pamilua Set OnTheWindPrqrance REVCO'S DISCOUNT PfflC£ IS RfVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS REVCD'S DISCOUNT PRrCE IS Com-ftotSG.95 ........... tar $1.1!1 ~lt·l..tiOJI•IkN CordlessJ U111 ordinary flash· light batteries. Includes brush, buller, opplicator, polish. COmpaN .. $110 ........... Made of toup vulcanized vinyl. With compartments for camera, It IIIII For $1.00 BIIOUIW. Everythin1 you Cllmoro, Kodacoior-X Film lor 12 color SophilllcaiDd but femlnlno. Hor two moat •ntod fra1rancea In spray colocno .flacons. llolutl·. fully &1ft ........ Tho llourjoio lrqranco . presents this oKquillle coliec- , lion: IPiliJ porfumo, spray co- , losno, colo.,. ond both pcNI!Ior PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS film, batteries, flash cubea, etc. lnchJdes carryina strap. -= snops, floshcubo, - · wriot strap, instructions. R£YCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS S24fJ a1 Looked through my cards asain and found I d missed sever • or had looked at them when [was hall asleep, I discovered that two of my children's friends had taken thought and time (ao:l maybe allow* ances) to aen:l me cards. They were James "Here" Nibert. Rick's trtend arxl Marilyn Childers, Lisa's rriend. Who says yoq people • aren't juat swell'? I would love to print the whole letter one woo:lerful "oman Crom Rutland sent this week. Ot made the sun shine for me on one ol the J].oomieat days I had been through.) But you all know the trouble I aometlmes get into so imocentl.y when it comes to letters. Speaking or young _people, a young ccqie, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Keenen are good Samaritans to lots of kid a. They alWI,Ys take I carload or te"n-agers to the awe.y football and basketball. gamt~~s. .l'\8k the Keenena when you see them if they can hear anytlung on Satur· __ • vi day morning. II you've ever taken a carload olllvely, .._ lwt-~O ng young Colka anywhere, yOOlmtlw 'ffhat I mean. The ears really suffer. It's zog- ENGLISH CLUB ot !be ho.., of Mrs. WUia Brelancl, Opal S., Plauta 9Jb Dlv., at 2 p. m . Christmas party $1 gilt exchange, R[VCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS $389 '.i and Mlas Bess Sanborn, were bumper to bumper when one atopped. The caldwell a were able to make it to Galllpoli s but when they got here the car was declar~ MERRILYN JOHNSON PAST MATRONS and Patrons Johnson-Pierce Vows To Be Read Dec. 14 the ceremony at Krodel Park Club House. Miss JoMson is s graduate of Ann Johnsoo of Patriot S t a r Route and Mr. Merrill John SOD of riot--Gage Rd. c~a:.= ol thel Merrllyn to Mr. J r Pi • ~ ames erce, son . &111.1 Mr Henry L Pierce of Nel.gh. ~ d • boTh ~will take p1 ce <II Sature~. December 14, 2:30 in til Main st Ch ch of ~:rlst ~. Pleas~. :. va. Th ' a iou eustom o1 open chur:h grwl~l ~ observed, with taking alte the reception P1ace r U:'!:a::.= Mr• Gallla Academy, class ol 1967 and the Huntington School of Beau· ty Culture. Mr. Pierce is a ltfaduateolPL Pleasant, claaa of 1964:. He is presently employed at Goodyear. ••• :t -:::::: · :::·:·:::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::-:::~~ Seen and Heard "' Morninll Star Cha)ller will have Cbrlstmaa dinner at 5:30 p,m , at Masmic Hall at Tiwr ~ man. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS CHAPTER No. 283 O.E.S. installation o( otfl. cera, 7:30 p. m. DAR WD..L meet with Miss Katherine Hayward, 421 Third,. at 7:30 p.m . Social Christmas party. Program will be by Mrs. Ruth Gillingham aulsted by 6 young ladies from high school. CHESHIRE KYGER PTA at 7:30 p.m. Tiny tots Christmas _program presented by Mrs. Merlyn Roaa. Cupcakes and cotree by all grades. eroy, Thursdro ovonlag. Thl dinnor featured hom loaf. The business DM!IBdngwu called to order by La Petit Cbapeatt, Erma Smith. The ChUd Welfare Chairman Emma Woylandreport. od tho! .... bad birthcla>' cards and gifts to children, patlento at Natlmal JewiSh Hoopitol In Denver. The Salon voted to conbibute toward Cbriltm&l glfta tor them. A contril:d:IGn was made lor TB Cbrlltmas Seals. and Partners clrwwtecl tor gllta for a ehfid patient ot Nel. f!OIIV!llo TB lloopitol. During tho ooclat hour gilts were exchanged with names of Secret Sisters revealed. Namea were drawm for Seeret Sisters lor the coming year. The next meeting ot the Salon wU1 be Jan. 2, at the bome ol Betty Ryal. exchanp, members to bring fruit for the sick. WEDNESDAY MORNING CmCLE wUI meet at ehurch; Mary Clrcleat1:30 p.m. with Mrs. M. T. ~line, Sr. Rebecca Circle with Miss Katherine Hayward at 1,30 o. m.; Ruth Esther Circle at 8 p.m. with Mrs. ClaytcaMi.ller. GALLIA COUNTY Ext. Home· makers Council, 10 a.m. ProBI'ant by Rio Grande students and Mr. Merlyn Ross . THURSDAY EMBLEM CLUB will meet at 8 p.m. at Elks Hall. William ~er. GALLIPOLLS - Retatl ves ol the late Mr. and Mra. Henry Ita .. kina of Rt. 1, Crown City, ~ of whom reside in the MeigsGallll area. and their ramilles have had recalled for them re-cently a g;aJ.a. outing of SO years ago at the' tainlly home there. The occasion waa to celebnte the mustering out of the service ol two of the' Haakins' sons, stanley anti Elmer. at the end of Mlas PhylU.s Howe, Mrs. Owen Cantrell and Mrs. Ferd Howe. Sending glfts were Mrs. Burl Hood, Mrs. Roger Hood, M r s. Walter H. SehOOnOYer, M r s. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Woodrow Saun· ders, Mrs. John Cornett, Mrs. James Saxtm, Min Nancy Tawney, Mrs. Leo Slaver, Mrs. Bob Ritchie, Mrs. Allee Winegar, Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mias Joan Mayes, Mn. Morris Webster, Mrs. Richard OWen, Mrs. Vinton Burnett and Mrs. Etttel Can· AUTO BANK AT 328 • 330 THIRD AVE. OIJ If YOU PREFER USE OUR -AUTO BANK PARKING LOT tHEN ENTER OUR lAIN BANK THROUGH THE BACK DOO~I IT'S HANDY OPEN EVERY FRIDAY leo Norris"""' LetariFallowlll New Bilrler Scent bJ Old Spice Bin Hal Karate REVCO'S REVCO'$ DISCOUNT '299 PRICE IS ..........,...,.,. for $4.00 The n - moat exelti"' .I n· .,.,.., Burley, In • tn11·. ""' cheot. Sot containa 1\flw Shovo, C0io1no and Stick Doodonnt. Be Caretul Bow Yaa DISCOUNT PRICE 1$ Tho-OIIIolllWom him ID be eontful a hi u101 R. Set contllna ........ ..,_ .,..m ond lath lOOP ..,. ··-· be !be ovo/lpllll. There will be Blpland Leather .& Br·r-rlall run llfVCO'S DISCOUNT I'IIICE. I$ IJ89 c.n,a......... lvenlnl ID Paris 6-pc.CoUectton II£YCO'$ DISCOUNT PRIC£ IS eo.w,.~ Ill Scattllll a • burr. Hilhllnd LM~oor 4 .,.. Aflw 1nd 4 ... Cofocno. Gift - - sr.v. ...... .t . . . All lhe - · !Or puFM: coin puFM, ~ ..... paoidt, zlfii!ONd pouchllldtluueeo11. Gift-. -..rc IIEVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS apectal mulle each evemac. All al....,• 111!1' 1\10 pd>lle orelavl~ eel. 'lbo BiV: Sam a welco•.., au. Boyd - · '389 Ira dUIIzwd ..... far II. Tells the date, windto itself, is factory tested lor dependabiUty, has a slim handsome silhouette. It's the Seastar "7" Visodate Calendar, one ollhe , . . , _ .............,.,iovol Stainless steel. $59.95 RACINE- AnnyPrlvotoFirot In oil ..riotill: porfumo, ,.... fumo flacon, ... do ID!iltto, .... Cla11 Harold $ Bnden, Jr., 19, w(JIIoe u,. oo Routo 2, bll son-In tho .Jltb ~ Co-..lry 1!"11- PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ...... lnd - cololo•- .osrem. boeq·.,..... ... meDt at ~:.Plackhor11. VlatllUI'l, Nov. 1l --- celebrated their 5oth wedding an. niversary recently, would like to thank their many friends for the 72 cards they received. They alao received a letter ol emgratulations !rom our state rep. GALLIPOLIS - The co..ehair- resent.ative, Clarence Miller. men of the· Gal)JpoUs GOlf Club Mrs. Jessie Hoover received Otristmas dance, Mrs. C. uMac" 80 cards for her 77th birthday. McGinness and Mrs. Vaught 9M! wants to thank eacll one who ~lth have . ~>Pmllleted ll>e .pions t'emambered her. h ·is Ul and for the donee "'be bold Doc.- 14 at the Elka Hall . c:oo!Jnod "' bod. Bougainvillea, South Ameri· ca's colorful climbing plant, was named for Louis Antoine de Bougainville, 18th--century French explorer. Club will meet at home of Mrs, E, c, Payne at 1 p.m. Program wUl No ..Com has Flowers. •• RIO GRANDE LAYMEN Assn. wlll meet at the Vega Church at 7:30 _p.m. excftanee. FRENCH C)TY Gal'Cien Club, ·home 0( :t4-rs. George Coones, Jr. Covered dish dinber. $1 gift exchanp, 6 _p.m . WEDNESDAY WSCS OF THE CORA Communl1;y Church will meet with Mary Jane Evans at 7:30 _p.m. $1glft Opposite Park, Gallipolis "S.ning Thh C.mm••lty For Over 105 YHrt" " . ... ' : , • • II SUPflla DIAMONDS $179.50 both rlnp TlWNEY JEWELEIS C1Dtlv1tin1 Dnlcn 422 S.c~N~d ....... Golllp•ll•, Ohio l~~;";'~w~•;~to~M~Y~or~•-;;oo~~~J to slla• d•tolt '' ' Only The Most Famous Names in Sweater Sets • Pandora • ,... Queen .- . "So ' Casuals • Ann Arbor • Billie Jo • Banff •McHenry • Barringer • Sweater • Ninnie SHE LIKES IT BEST WHEN IT COMES FROM THE STYLE CENTER •"' '' I,,' ', : '' '' I I '' ''; I I J J J f te qer witq le\le .. ' /.. Just beciJilse she loves feeling pretty, we Sllfl· gtsl lovely gifts of lingerie AS delicate and ftlllinine as she Is herself. We've so 111any ucit· ing ways for SaniG to say Merry ChristNs beaK· lifully in new colors and styles 11eant e~pecial­ ly for her. I' e have only the finut ,.na•es ilf" li11gerie - Blanche, Van Raalte, <flair, Val Mode, S111art Tille • <41. s.......... G.u,,oiJ •• oa.t• ' ; ' ,' CENTERS .. • TUEIDAY RIVERSIDE STUDY CLUB will meet wltll Mra. M. T, ~­ Ung, Sr. at 603 First Ave., 1 p.m. White e1epbant gift .• " • • Fairfield _le~din~ tb~ vJa~ ' r ..,., • )'.... • ._, 11( 6 P.-M. story of 5•·•· To 7p.m. DISCOUNT Rio Grande AtdM" udder the cliroetlon of Mr. Merlyn Jtooo. , • .-~..•• . .~ •• ' great Tissot watches I BRAJltlN ASSIGNED w,.- er-..,. "" •'Oirlllmu Detm"atioaa." 1btre wtllbe a potludt hmeb, and U. - noon JI'OII'&m will be Jllllllc bJ I = • bras • h41f slips • panties • ........ trell. • -gowns • robes • negligees • slips •loKngees TISSOT - Ta"""". • peignoirs Rtw. Wldl Radford tromBeaver, Ohio, will be the sl)Nker for the ovonlag. A·revlvol will lilrt oo Dee. 9 at 7:80 ,P.m. and wU1 ce~t~ tinue thru ~.15, The Rev. Char· I_,.... Durinrl tbeev-brldal pmei were played with prizes aoing 10 Mro. David M111 CIDdY Smma, and Mra. Bernard SOmerville. 1be colnr scheme d red and white waa carried out throughOut the deoont1olll which leablrod Jorp whlto wecldlng bello. Altm- _..., and aeknowiodglnl many IOYOiy gllta, M1"' Howe and the following pets were nr · ved eake and corlee: Mrs. Blll MeCutl;y, Mill Eva Northup, Mrs. BDl McCreedy, Mr1. Hugo Pl.er. ottf., Mrs. David Tawney and 11mJJJ¥, Mrs. Dave Scott, Mist Cln· dy Sims, Mrs. Casby Meadows m, Mrs. Ralph Robin1011, Mrs. Bernard Somerville, Mrs. Harry Dexter, Mrs. George Hout, aerved. Another son ot the Haskins' is Noah Haaldns, Middleport. and there are four daughters, Ber~ tha (GUI), Beulah, Belva o n d KathaleeJL World War L over 100 guest& attended the aoclal gathering which began or 1 saturday eventrw and contbfued over Sunday when a dinner ns 11, ChrUtmu devodonl, a bullaall meedng with tbe IPf'"-• Mra. VINTON FRIENDSIUP Garden Mr. and ?rtrs. Bert Janes who .,.._•• ,_ .. ·u .......888 is there ts a IUilii.Y wno oeueves ln "someone wwu •YOJ l!o" \CJ there." Had already written most of this column when an AP story ,..,. n- _.llobor~ . G• .Jone~ of Colwnlllla ap-red In moat or tile ...,..,••...., 1-~ 1 N 19 pipers. Jon8s, 38. die<l of multiple injuries rece -.~ n a . ov, auiO accident. His obaervattons released posthumously m his ...Jones o .... ort" lor weekly newapapers in the area, JJO ~arly match Any houaeguesta or members "'" awn· -ide&a I'm going to repeat his conclus1on On case you of the club are welcome to tbe -...,. dance. Reservatloos of $6 per missed the story): Jones said: "I've eJII)erienced the heart or the world - a world couple should be sent to Mrs. that cares - that's tilled wlttt r.oneem for p~qtle In need." McGinness. An¥ late comer may W at the door, COMliiJNION AND REVIVAL VINTON - &lnda3 Dec, 8, 7:· 30 p.m. the ur.ord's&lg)er"wUI be admiDlsterod at the Vlntm IJnltod - . o t Chureb. The Durlq The Busy Christmas Season Use Our Convenient Mllfllllr FDIC COMMUNITY SINGERS re. hea.rsaJ at 2 p. m. in Gallia Academy auditorium. Golf Cl b D u once 1 heard Elmer Caldwell's son, Jim, and tamlb were coming home for Thanksgiving, and whUe they were 011 the West Vrgtnta I d tur11Jike, they were ooe of severo! ears l"'olvod In. pi1H11J, Cars Plans Compete run, though. s.c:ond ....... Gallipalls, Ohio FIRST NATIONAL BANK ..·'•i"•. . • ; ' I t.dle" ol. Heath Church servIng dlmer were Mn. Bernard Fult%, Mrs. Max Dmatue, Mrs. ~- Mlao Carol brlde-eleet ~ BW CantreU. wa 1 hmored Tuelda¥ eveniDI with a u-er bold In the fellowship room ~ the First lJnliod Pre11>7tor1an Chureb. Holteaae• lor aha event were Mrl. Gv;y Winters and Mrt. GALLIPOLIS - HOwe, Gala Outing of 1918 Recalled or >. SUNDAY FRENCH CITY Garllon Club Flower ::~tow 1 p.m. t.o 6 p. m., Haekworth home at JackiOil Bfke and Moore home at 435 11drd Ave. GALLIPOLIS _ Mrs. J a n t. ' sqtlad, replaced fianker Eppie Barney, who suffered a hairline fracture of the fibula in practice Wednesday . HALL OF FAME COWMBUS (UP0 - 0 h I o State's Howard "Hopalong"' Cas-sity, swimmiJW coach Mike Peppe and golfer Jack Nicklaus will be inducted Into the Central 0 h i o ADVICE TO FOOTBALL WIDOWS TRAITOR. I CAN HEAR IT NOW. M1 Women readen are all going to call ""me "traitor" when I ....,-, "Weekend Cootball is interesting!' 1 watched the usc-Notre Dame game last week am was held spellbound until the laat mirute. Then we switched to the Cleveland Browns game. All J can say for No. 44 (Kelly) and his run·. nlng la ....Wowl So, girls (!you're weekend fOCJitlJ&ll widows, get hubby to teU you what it's all about, what iB at stake, and thing!! like, .. That fellow ia the greatel!lt runner ln the game'' or the best passer and ett;•.•.. You'll get trarested in spite or youraell. Womer how husbands would reel tl wives really got wrapped lf) in the football games, especially on holic.tays. She would hate to tear herself away from the TV set to get a good dinner. I can visualize an increase in sales oJ Crozen dinners. Can't you? . Green, previoualy on the taxi An 1 Remember, It's the gift that counts. What you pay Is your business- and Revco's r Washington. A sadist is a fellow who gives a retiring person a contractor. Karl Grueser has watch so that the poor fellow the plumbing contract and D a n can hear his remaining days White the electricaJ cmtraet. tick away. . . COLLINS BACK CLEVELM1J (liP0 Ron Green, Bill Glass and Gary Collins have been restored to the acUve player roster of the Cleveland Browns and are expected to pla,y SUnda,y against Shower Held For c!..~~:Ju.~'' ,•• "'""""'""""' C<uldi Miss CoroI Howe -w111 moot lDLm. w1411nii!J-.. 8 et 40 Holds Party ' . . ..J.:. te ber Qeart... OTHERS TO 130.00 I.SWEATII SiT SWEATER'""" •""'"· , . _ ~I• •tHeh. 101'10 sl.. ~te turtt. ....... ' 'S 99 . 16 " . SIC)RT 100W. .. ndH eeryllc tet• chec• •• , frMt .,..., A.• liM ••"'· ' ..,,.n ' ' ' . Colotll 81 · Sin• 1 ,.·,u ; . ••T ~ . ' c. sw'i&tfislt · .. : · · .e.. ••-* 5 tct.,.. .. , . . . . . . . . . .ctturt .. · 1..., ,,...,. With •houl• · dol ......., . · SIC liT~ IOOJI ·~ pl•l4. - lie A..lln. ~•·hftt· zr,... - " · 'S JH• ... 16. c.......... Y �,. ~ I. l , ' GALLIPOLIS - Motor vehic. le llceDH rewn'Qia distributed "' dato bit 195,653,%19 with illo payment or,t,Z70,219 to-the counties and toft'nshlpa or the state a1 the Rnal cleaiJIC) or 1967 rC*I ., " ~ I' ~•.: rues for Divorce State's Take Distributed -~ • - 1' ,, mlleace money, state Auditor Roger Cloud laid today. The pa.yments lor the ye~ date represent anincreaseolf2,· 011,7t2 owr the '93,64:1,4:77di~ trlbuted to all political subd:lvi~ ioos duri111 the com,parable per~ lod last year. '. ~· f. -•nt 1bo eurreat inel$8US,930 aa the 9 per eent ahue tho eoun~~eo, tho of tho rauo rit ~ 1'0114 mn.. ror Jaru ... "' tho 1*1 of ....... way mlleqe In the state, and $453,850 as the. 5 per ceat Jhare for lho towruohll>to ..,.. tho bulo or tho ratio of .....,hlp roodo to tho · - of township roodo. Filallll)'meot oftho 1968mll&age money. Cload aald. will be made later thlo month. 1bo DO>- GALLIPOLIS - C a r o ly n Slz-alalll, Rt. 1 Nrlol, l1led • potltloa SltllrdQ' In Gollla ea.... 1Y CGmmcill Pleu c--t Cur a dl...-.e ~rom Jolm E. 9Jral&llt, ... ll'llll<l• ~ ....... IIOI1e<t "' mont todoy, ineludi111 tho 9 per cent tor counties and 5 _per ceat for townshlpa (in _parenthell.V were: Gallla Calmly - ,12,797.3.1, - cb;y ... extnomo cruoll)' . ...... rlod llfe. II, 1865 at Aid, tho ehl._ Tbo oliO-·.,,._, ....,.. bum ploluWI CAPl'URE THREE SEOUL (t}Pl)..- - . . . mlUiorJ ...,....._ -eecl the eopluro ot ...., Communllll No1111 lDilJ. tratora b_ut Aid 20 to 25 more were hldfaa 1n C!OIItal moun~ ............ (f4,192.98) lolmohlp m-; and Mefl<o Coun- tUna where Nov. 2. IY - ",445.21 ($5,854.8{). a.., 01 c:oune, marrla1e is a would divorce lawyer• make a good -thinl- Without It, ho" living? •• Ia Now""' And Christmas Dinner FOOD GIFT CERTIFICATE SERVICE GALLIPOLIS 1bo amual Ouiltmas dinner and pB.I1:.y ~ "• ,.. ,rlt r.r ..,.... o. an.-....., .... ,.. ••••ile .... I lllc• tift. 101 EVANS'STEA~ HOUSE Gallla County Salon No. 612, Ellbl ei Forty wao hold at tho beautifully decorated homo ot Mrs. carrie Noutzling In Porn· WHI te , ...., G.ALLII'OLIS, OHIO ' came allbore I've slid It before and l'rl 11y it again. G.Uipolltana are greaL I wish everyone who doesn't think so could have been witll me .on M)' nra.t excursion Ot seemed like one) down town In ahnosJ a month. PURCHASE BUILDING - The Farmers Blr* & Folks I didn't even know greeted '"me "ittt "arm smiles and said it was nice to see me out. (For the ftnt 30 minutes it WAS ~~-be-) . But goodneul, the stores "ere busy. U this Ia a little blt of what we'll have a lot or liter, I should have atarted ah®Pirwback , in July. rm one or the perem1ally late ones. I don't get the Chrlst-mu spirit until December 24, NOW' you know anottter of my bad faults. S..vlrwt~ CompaQY bas ,purchased the old "Massar building, located on the corner West Main-St. and Butterl'l.lt-Av, in Pcmeroy, and will have it torn down soon. The buUding, previously owned by Cbarles Massar, is located on the lot just west of the new Fanners Bank & savings Compal\Y building. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., president, said the lot will be used for additi~ II lawn space for the new bank. or t I New Bank Will Open . (Continued frcwn page 1) ~ • tures are attractive offices for the president and other o«icers, a bank vauh with an emergency m system. and soo safety de- posit boxes. The secood Ooor o1 the 50 x 100 tt. building will include a large lounge and additional of. • •• •t flee space. Mr. Reed said work yet remainIng to be dooe on the facility Includes seeding and planting of llhnllmery, interior panellng, Placing of Interior trim and in. ltallation ot counters. The new bank is being c o nltructeCf witll .Karr Coostruct:lon CompanJr of Chester as general •• . I' It' ....' .· . open house is tentatively piiiiiDOd In March. t . Rotary Party Is on Friday r~ .. 1111 "1111/,1 1r ,,,, Sports Hall of Fame Dec. 17. 0 OMEGA fir J blstitlt tl -_,... f!ISSissiH (1/Juhiw) ~ I Broxodent Automatic Action Tooth Brusb REVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS SJJ99 I. Ronson's Famous Ronson's Comet Typhoon Lighter Butane Lighter Famous Zlppo Windproof R'EVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS R£VCO'S DISCOUNT DISCOUNT SJ99 PRIC£ IS $499 RfVCO'S PRICE IS Famous Futura Golf Balla $289 Compare up to $19.75 Compa.re at $2.95 It ~~. for " · " .,....,.,. ft ._lorly oollo for $3.1111 This electric tooth brush by Squibb is designed for the whole family and comes~mplete with 4 brushH in dee tor colors and a wall bract\ that's selfadhesive. Ointist recDmmended. Our lowest priced Ronson , with its unique wind ·tunnel construction, is one of the most wind proof lighters around . Superstrong, in seven handsome finishes. Windproof-for pipes as well as ci1ars and lilhters. Lilht in weisflt. With automatic tria:er action and finprtip adjustable flame. Lilhts for months. for a lifetime. lilhts in all con· ditions. In 11eamlnc rustproof comr.ro ot$.Eo. ~..... J2FarS749 The liehter that's cuaranteed poiiohod ch ...... ' II · .,...,. lilt ' 3 Fer SJ89 One-piece construction with· •· ~ otands· aiHI,." obUoe•--. buy. eon&lve •lboll. '· ··· '' 1\IJI)DLEPORT - Mlddlo_poriRotarians wtll hold their annual Christmas part.}- for Rolary families next Friday eveninc at tho Meigs Jligh Sc:hool with a dlmer followed by preseutatton I'Umoroy of gUts to children. Preoidont Wilbur Th~d an.nounced this eventandothersFri da,y nJ,gbt Ill a regular meeting of 1be- club at Heath Church. In February the dub will hold ita ft.rst Past Presidents' Night, with ladies invited. Allllvinc past president• the club sinee ita orpnlzatlm in 1925 will be ... Btl. A card was signed to be mailed to Rotarian and Club Treasurer Curtta JenkinSOI'I, confined < ' ..... ... 1D Riverside Hospital In Colum- -. One guest, Jolm Tannelllll, was ~ f• ~I ,.. ' r• •· -· :t f ' • - ,. ' •• ,. .... . .. s·· t1 .. . .f .... - .. ._; -: \ Electric Shoe Poll.aber ~ '. ' ' ~ f! Enle Fraaer, Mrs. Jack .!Iavin All -oeen ion S.emuter De Ville. ntf-wlnd ioa;. weterproot . StllnIUS 11111 ......filS 141( IOid -fnled ,,__ _ _ IJO 141( 10ld lop. stHI bec:k _ 140 In •II 1-tK 10ld CUI flll5 404 Leather-Uke Camera cue White •mau Satlll bJ Aqellque Bourjola' Pamilua Set OnTheWindPrqrance REVCO'S DISCOUNT PfflC£ IS RfVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS REVCD'S DISCOUNT PRrCE IS Com-ftotSG.95 ........... tar $1.1!1 ~lt·l..tiOJI•IkN CordlessJ U111 ordinary flash· light batteries. Includes brush, buller, opplicator, polish. COmpaN .. $110 ........... Made of toup vulcanized vinyl. With compartments for camera, It IIIII For $1.00 BIIOUIW. Everythin1 you Cllmoro, Kodacoior-X Film lor 12 color SophilllcaiDd but femlnlno. Hor two moat •ntod fra1rancea In spray colocno .flacons. llolutl·. fully &1ft ........ Tho llourjoio lrqranco . presents this oKquillle coliec- , lion: IPiliJ porfumo, spray co- , losno, colo.,. ond both pcNI!Ior PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS film, batteries, flash cubea, etc. lnchJdes carryina strap. -= snops, floshcubo, - · wriot strap, instructions. R£YCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS S24fJ a1 Looked through my cards asain and found I d missed sever • or had looked at them when [was hall asleep, I discovered that two of my children's friends had taken thought and time (ao:l maybe allow* ances) to aen:l me cards. They were James "Here" Nibert. Rick's trtend arxl Marilyn Childers, Lisa's rriend. Who says yoq people • aren't juat swell'? I would love to print the whole letter one woo:lerful "oman Crom Rutland sent this week. Ot made the sun shine for me on one ol the J].oomieat days I had been through.) But you all know the trouble I aometlmes get into so imocentl.y when it comes to letters. Speaking or young _people, a young ccqie, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Keenen are good Samaritans to lots of kid a. They alWI,Ys take I carload or te"n-agers to the awe.y football and basketball. gamt~~s. .l'\8k the Keenena when you see them if they can hear anytlung on Satur· __ • vi day morning. II you've ever taken a carload olllvely, .._ lwt-~O ng young Colka anywhere, yOOlmtlw 'ffhat I mean. The ears really suffer. It's zog- ENGLISH CLUB ot !be ho.., of Mrs. WUia Brelancl, Opal S., Plauta 9Jb Dlv., at 2 p. m . Christmas party $1 gilt exchange, R[VCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS $389 '.i and Mlas Bess Sanborn, were bumper to bumper when one atopped. The caldwell a were able to make it to Galllpoli s but when they got here the car was declar~ MERRILYN JOHNSON PAST MATRONS and Patrons Johnson-Pierce Vows To Be Read Dec. 14 the ceremony at Krodel Park Club House. Miss JoMson is s graduate of Ann Johnsoo of Patriot S t a r Route and Mr. Merrill John SOD of riot--Gage Rd. c~a:.= ol thel Merrllyn to Mr. J r Pi • ~ ames erce, son . &111.1 Mr Henry L Pierce of Nel.gh. ~ d • boTh ~will take p1 ce <II Sature~. December 14, 2:30 in til Main st Ch ch of ~:rlst ~. Pleas~. :. va. Th ' a iou eustom o1 open chur:h grwl~l ~ observed, with taking alte the reception P1ace r U:'!:a::.= Mr• Gallla Academy, class ol 1967 and the Huntington School of Beau· ty Culture. Mr. Pierce is a ltfaduateolPL Pleasant, claaa of 1964:. He is presently employed at Goodyear. ••• :t -:::::: · :::·:·:::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::-:::~~ Seen and Heard "' Morninll Star Cha)ller will have Cbrlstmaa dinner at 5:30 p,m , at Masmic Hall at Tiwr ~ man. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS CHAPTER No. 283 O.E.S. installation o( otfl. cera, 7:30 p. m. DAR WD..L meet with Miss Katherine Hayward, 421 Third,. at 7:30 p.m . Social Christmas party. Program will be by Mrs. Ruth Gillingham aulsted by 6 young ladies from high school. CHESHIRE KYGER PTA at 7:30 p.m. Tiny tots Christmas _program presented by Mrs. Merlyn Roaa. Cupcakes and cotree by all grades. eroy, Thursdro ovonlag. Thl dinnor featured hom loaf. The business DM!IBdngwu called to order by La Petit Cbapeatt, Erma Smith. The ChUd Welfare Chairman Emma Woylandreport. od tho! .... bad birthcla>' cards and gifts to children, patlento at Natlmal JewiSh Hoopitol In Denver. The Salon voted to conbibute toward Cbriltm&l glfta tor them. A contril:d:IGn was made lor TB Cbrlltmas Seals. and Partners clrwwtecl tor gllta for a ehfid patient ot Nel. f!OIIV!llo TB lloopitol. During tho ooclat hour gilts were exchanged with names of Secret Sisters revealed. Namea were drawm for Seeret Sisters lor the coming year. The next meeting ot the Salon wU1 be Jan. 2, at the bome ol Betty Ryal. exchanp, members to bring fruit for the sick. WEDNESDAY MORNING CmCLE wUI meet at ehurch; Mary Clrcleat1:30 p.m. with Mrs. M. T. ~line, Sr. Rebecca Circle with Miss Katherine Hayward at 1,30 o. m.; Ruth Esther Circle at 8 p.m. with Mrs. ClaytcaMi.ller. GALLIA COUNTY Ext. Home· makers Council, 10 a.m. ProBI'ant by Rio Grande students and Mr. Merlyn Ross . THURSDAY EMBLEM CLUB will meet at 8 p.m. at Elks Hall. William ~er. GALLIPOLLS - Retatl ves ol the late Mr. and Mra. Henry Ita .. kina of Rt. 1, Crown City, ~ of whom reside in the MeigsGallll area. and their ramilles have had recalled for them re-cently a g;aJ.a. outing of SO years ago at the' tainlly home there. The occasion waa to celebnte the mustering out of the service ol two of the' Haakins' sons, stanley anti Elmer. at the end of Mlas PhylU.s Howe, Mrs. Owen Cantrell and Mrs. Ferd Howe. Sending glfts were Mrs. Burl Hood, Mrs. Roger Hood, M r s. Walter H. SehOOnOYer, M r s. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Woodrow Saun· ders, Mrs. John Cornett, Mrs. James Saxtm, Min Nancy Tawney, Mrs. Leo Slaver, Mrs. Bob Ritchie, Mrs. Allee Winegar, Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mias Joan Mayes, Mn. Morris Webster, Mrs. Richard OWen, Mrs. Vinton Burnett and Mrs. Etttel Can· AUTO BANK AT 328 • 330 THIRD AVE. OIJ If YOU PREFER USE OUR -AUTO BANK PARKING LOT tHEN ENTER OUR lAIN BANK THROUGH THE BACK DOO~I IT'S HANDY OPEN EVERY FRIDAY leo Norris"""' LetariFallowlll New Bilrler Scent bJ Old Spice Bin Hal Karate REVCO'S REVCO'$ DISCOUNT '299 PRICE IS ..........,...,.,. for $4.00 The n - moat exelti"' .I n· .,.,.., Burley, In • tn11·. ""' cheot. Sot containa 1\flw Shovo, C0io1no and Stick Doodonnt. Be Caretul Bow Yaa DISCOUNT PRICE 1$ Tho-OIIIolllWom him ID be eontful a hi u101 R. Set contllna ........ ..,_ .,..m ond lath lOOP ..,. ··-· be !be ovo/lpllll. There will be Blpland Leather .& Br·r-rlall run llfVCO'S DISCOUNT I'IIICE. I$ IJ89 c.n,a......... lvenlnl ID Paris 6-pc.CoUectton II£YCO'$ DISCOUNT PRIC£ IS eo.w,.~ Ill Scattllll a • burr. Hilhllnd LM~oor 4 .,.. Aflw 1nd 4 ... Cofocno. Gift - - sr.v. ...... .t . . . All lhe - · !Or puFM: coin puFM, ~ ..... paoidt, zlfii!ONd pouchllldtluueeo11. Gift-. -..rc IIEVCO'S DISCOUNT PRICE IS apectal mulle each evemac. All al....,• 111!1' 1\10 pd>lle orelavl~ eel. 'lbo BiV: Sam a welco•.., au. Boyd - · '389 Ira dUIIzwd ..... far II. Tells the date, windto itself, is factory tested lor dependabiUty, has a slim handsome silhouette. It's the Seastar "7" Visodate Calendar, one ollhe , . . , _ .............,.,iovol Stainless steel. $59.95 RACINE- AnnyPrlvotoFirot In oil ..riotill: porfumo, ,.... fumo flacon, ... do ID!iltto, .... Cla11 Harold $ Bnden, Jr., 19, w(JIIoe u,. oo Routo 2, bll son-In tho .Jltb ~ Co-..lry 1!"11- PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ...... lnd - cololo•- .osrem. boeq·.,..... ... meDt at ~:.Plackhor11. VlatllUI'l, Nov. 1l --- celebrated their 5oth wedding an. niversary recently, would like to thank their many friends for the 72 cards they received. They alao received a letter ol emgratulations !rom our state rep. GALLIPOLIS - The co..ehair- resent.ative, Clarence Miller. men of the· Gal)JpoUs GOlf Club Mrs. Jessie Hoover received Otristmas dance, Mrs. C. uMac" 80 cards for her 77th birthday. McGinness and Mrs. Vaught 9M! wants to thank eacll one who ~lth have . ~>Pmllleted ll>e .pions t'emambered her. h ·is Ul and for the donee "'be bold Doc.- 14 at the Elka Hall . c:oo!Jnod "' bod. Bougainvillea, South Ameri· ca's colorful climbing plant, was named for Louis Antoine de Bougainville, 18th--century French explorer. Club will meet at home of Mrs, E, c, Payne at 1 p.m. Program wUl No ..Com has Flowers. •• RIO GRANDE LAYMEN Assn. wlll meet at the Vega Church at 7:30 _p.m. excftanee. FRENCH C)TY Gal'Cien Club, ·home 0( :t4-rs. George Coones, Jr. Covered dish dinber. $1 gift exchanp, 6 _p.m . WEDNESDAY WSCS OF THE CORA Communl1;y Church will meet with Mary Jane Evans at 7:30 _p.m. $1glft Opposite Park, Gallipolis "S.ning Thh C.mm••lty For Over 105 YHrt" " . ... ' : , • • II SUPflla DIAMONDS $179.50 both rlnp TlWNEY JEWELEIS C1Dtlv1tin1 Dnlcn 422 S.c~N~d ....... Golllp•ll•, Ohio l~~;";'~w~•;~to~M~Y~or~•-;;oo~~~J to slla• d•tolt '' ' Only The Most Famous Names in Sweater Sets • Pandora • ,... Queen .- . "So ' Casuals • Ann Arbor • Billie Jo • Banff •McHenry • Barringer • Sweater • Ninnie SHE LIKES IT BEST WHEN IT COMES FROM THE STYLE CENTER •"' '' I,,' ', : '' '' I I '' ''; I I J J J f te qer witq le\le .. ' /.. Just beciJilse she loves feeling pretty, we Sllfl· gtsl lovely gifts of lingerie AS delicate and ftlllinine as she Is herself. We've so 111any ucit· ing ways for SaniG to say Merry ChristNs beaK· lifully in new colors and styles 11eant e~pecial­ ly for her. I' e have only the finut ,.na•es ilf" li11gerie - Blanche, Van Raalte, <flair, Val Mode, S111art Tille • <41. s.......... G.u,,oiJ •• oa.t• ' ; ' ,' CENTERS .. • TUEIDAY RIVERSIDE STUDY CLUB will meet wltll Mra. M. T, ~­ Ung, Sr. at 603 First Ave., 1 p.m. White e1epbant gift .• " • • Fairfield _le~din~ tb~ vJa~ ' r ..,., • )'.... • ._, 11( 6 P.-M. story of 5•·•· To 7p.m. DISCOUNT Rio Grande AtdM" udder the cliroetlon of Mr. Merlyn Jtooo. , • .-~..•• . .~ •• ' great Tissot watches I BRAJltlN ASSIGNED w,.- er-..,. "" •'Oirlllmu Detm"atioaa." 1btre wtllbe a potludt hmeb, and U. - noon JI'OII'&m will be Jllllllc bJ I = • bras • h41f slips • panties • ........ trell. • -gowns • robes • negligees • slips •loKngees TISSOT - Ta"""". • peignoirs Rtw. Wldl Radford tromBeaver, Ohio, will be the sl)Nker for the ovonlag. A·revlvol will lilrt oo Dee. 9 at 7:80 ,P.m. and wU1 ce~t~ tinue thru ~.15, The Rev. Char· I_,.... Durinrl tbeev-brldal pmei were played with prizes aoing 10 Mro. David M111 CIDdY Smma, and Mra. Bernard SOmerville. 1be colnr scheme d red and white waa carried out throughOut the deoont1olll which leablrod Jorp whlto wecldlng bello. Altm- _..., and aeknowiodglnl many IOYOiy gllta, M1"' Howe and the following pets were nr · ved eake and corlee: Mrs. Blll MeCutl;y, Mill Eva Northup, Mrs. BDl McCreedy, Mr1. Hugo Pl.er. ottf., Mrs. David Tawney and 11mJJJ¥, Mrs. Dave Scott, Mist Cln· dy Sims, Mrs. Casby Meadows m, Mrs. Ralph Robin1011, Mrs. Bernard Somerville, Mrs. Harry Dexter, Mrs. George Hout, aerved. Another son ot the Haskins' is Noah Haaldns, Middleport. and there are four daughters, Ber~ tha (GUI), Beulah, Belva o n d KathaleeJL World War L over 100 guest& attended the aoclal gathering which began or 1 saturday eventrw and contbfued over Sunday when a dinner ns 11, ChrUtmu devodonl, a bullaall meedng with tbe IPf'"-• Mra. VINTON FRIENDSIUP Garden Mr. and ?rtrs. Bert Janes who .,.._•• ,_ .. ·u .......888 is there ts a IUilii.Y wno oeueves ln "someone wwu •YOJ l!o" \CJ there." Had already written most of this column when an AP story ,..,. n- _.llobor~ . G• .Jone~ of Colwnlllla ap-red In moat or tile ...,..,••...., 1-~ 1 N 19 pipers. Jon8s, 38. die<l of multiple injuries rece -.~ n a . ov, auiO accident. His obaervattons released posthumously m his ...Jones o .... ort" lor weekly newapapers in the area, JJO ~arly match Any houaeguesta or members "'" awn· -ide&a I'm going to repeat his conclus1on On case you of the club are welcome to tbe -...,. dance. Reservatloos of $6 per missed the story): Jones said: "I've eJII)erienced the heart or the world - a world couple should be sent to Mrs. that cares - that's tilled wlttt r.oneem for p~qtle In need." McGinness. An¥ late comer may W at the door, COMliiJNION AND REVIVAL VINTON - &lnda3 Dec, 8, 7:· 30 p.m. the ur.ord's&lg)er"wUI be admiDlsterod at the Vlntm IJnltod - . o t Chureb. The Durlq The Busy Christmas Season Use Our Convenient Mllfllllr FDIC COMMUNITY SINGERS re. hea.rsaJ at 2 p. m. in Gallia Academy auditorium. Golf Cl b D u once 1 heard Elmer Caldwell's son, Jim, and tamlb were coming home for Thanksgiving, and whUe they were 011 the West Vrgtnta I d tur11Jike, they were ooe of severo! ears l"'olvod In. pi1H11J, Cars Plans Compete run, though. s.c:ond ....... Gallipalls, Ohio FIRST NATIONAL BANK ..·'•i"•. . • ; ' I t.dle" ol. Heath Church servIng dlmer were Mn. Bernard Fult%, Mrs. Max Dmatue, Mrs. ~- Mlao Carol brlde-eleet ~ BW CantreU. wa 1 hmored Tuelda¥ eveniDI with a u-er bold In the fellowship room ~ the First lJnliod Pre11>7tor1an Chureb. Holteaae• lor aha event were Mrl. Gv;y Winters and Mrt. GALLIPOLIS - HOwe, Gala Outing of 1918 Recalled or >. SUNDAY FRENCH CITY Garllon Club Flower ::~tow 1 p.m. t.o 6 p. m., Haekworth home at JackiOil Bfke and Moore home at 435 11drd Ave. GALLIPOLIS _ Mrs. J a n t. ' sqtlad, replaced fianker Eppie Barney, who suffered a hairline fracture of the fibula in practice Wednesday . HALL OF FAME COWMBUS (UP0 - 0 h I o State's Howard "Hopalong"' Cas-sity, swimmiJW coach Mike Peppe and golfer Jack Nicklaus will be inducted Into the Central 0 h i o ADVICE TO FOOTBALL WIDOWS TRAITOR. I CAN HEAR IT NOW. M1 Women readen are all going to call ""me "traitor" when I ....,-, "Weekend Cootball is interesting!' 1 watched the usc-Notre Dame game last week am was held spellbound until the laat mirute. Then we switched to the Cleveland Browns game. All J can say for No. 44 (Kelly) and his run·. nlng la ....Wowl So, girls (!you're weekend fOCJitlJ&ll widows, get hubby to teU you what it's all about, what iB at stake, and thing!! like, .. That fellow ia the greatel!lt runner ln the game'' or the best passer and ett;•.•.. You'll get trarested in spite or youraell. Womer how husbands would reel tl wives really got wrapped lf) in the football games, especially on holic.tays. She would hate to tear herself away from the TV set to get a good dinner. I can visualize an increase in sales oJ Crozen dinners. Can't you? . Green, previoualy on the taxi An 1 Remember, It's the gift that counts. What you pay Is your business- and Revco's r Washington. A sadist is a fellow who gives a retiring person a contractor. Karl Grueser has watch so that the poor fellow the plumbing contract and D a n can hear his remaining days White the electricaJ cmtraet. tick away. . . COLLINS BACK CLEVELM1J (liP0 Ron Green, Bill Glass and Gary Collins have been restored to the acUve player roster of the Cleveland Browns and are expected to pla,y SUnda,y against Shower Held For c!..~~:Ju.~'' ,•• "'""""'""""' C<uldi Miss CoroI Howe -w111 moot lDLm. w1411nii!J-.. 8 et 40 Holds Party ' . . ..J.:. te ber Qeart... OTHERS TO 130.00 I.SWEATII SiT SWEATER'""" •""'"· , . _ ~I• •tHeh. 101'10 sl.. ~te turtt. ....... ' 'S 99 . 16 " . SIC)RT 100W. .. ndH eeryllc tet• chec• •• , frMt .,..., A.• liM ••"'· ' ..,,.n ' ' ' . Colotll 81 · Sin• 1 ,.·,u ; . ••T ~ . ' c. sw'i&tfislt · .. : · · .e.. ••-* 5 tct.,.. .. , . . . . . . . . . .ctturt .. · 1..., ,,...,. With •houl• · dol ......., . · SIC liT~ IOOJI ·~ pl•l4. - lie A..lln. ~•·hftt· zr,... - " · 'S JH• ... 16. c.......... Y �• I The ~· Time ::. • Selllnel, :.IIley. Det~mbor 8, 1968 - ~ Mr$. Moch Hosts Darnbrough-Brown !"It . Vows Repeated Nov. 30 :=.·~=~and· out.of.-nauuts. T~~rsdoy Club "tuc:e•• by Job'l GALLIPOLIS .- 011 Satuidoy, (be lblrtlelb 0{ Noi'Omber,ln St. l>eter•o &liiiCGpOI Cburd!, Mloo ~ah DH2II>rouil>. c1aut1rter kobler. tbe nvlewer discussed the lite f1l Mrs. Arthur Domb.rougb, Jr. • of Lower R 1 1' e r 0( Mr. and lfeocy R. Lu<e, foundor olthe llosd, became the bride 'fiiDe..Life.F~ mapzine em. pin, from the time he wu born 1!11 mlllllonu7 parents In China In 18PI ·ID!i hll death in Callfor. Ita Ill 1967. All hll lite, • h e ll')lllh4 ou1, Luos rqretled lhst ho could not clolm an American l i - Jameo -- Gal')' Y«Ud a new type of joumallam and creoted the J'lblllhlna em. Pre. The author gives an ac....,, of the de>el01>111ent of the Tlme magazine empire, Luce"a tlnrarled political smbldons, and the aetlvlties of his second wile, Clare Boothe Luce, pla,ywrite, COIJII"tl!llwoman, and U. S. ambllaaador to ltaJ,y. AuthOr J o h n Kobler is a statf writer of the SoluNay Evenlnil Post. Fallowing the review, the club · neck io hem with wide medal- membera were served dessert llah cascade ~et of white roses and ivy, Maid or honor ror her slater was Miss Ann Dambrouib. h wore a gown ot moss green ctrl!- Dinner Held By Ladies Fellowship GALLIPOLIS - The amual Chrlatmas dinner of the First Blptht Ladies Fellowship held Thuradl3 evenirw at the R i o Gl'lllde careierta reatured a festive atmosphere around beautifully deCOtlted tables arranged by J$'s. W. Amsbury, Mrs. J. N'ol-fh, Mrs. M, Haskins, Mrs. L. Brannan, Mrs. E. Gooch, Mr11. L. El'&l\5, Mrs. M. Rouah, Mrs. D. Teo!, Mrs. R. SArrett. ~ tlttey dll'ller waspr~ ed and served by the staff of Rio Grande Clf'eteria. The officers ror the new year presented by Mrs. Millie Fol· dtn of the nominating committee were &ectPted with no further .-lnatloas. They are, president, Mrs. JC)o MPh Chap!Mn; 1st vice preside.nt. Mrs. Einenon Evana; 2!11 vice preolden4 Mrs. Ralph Bur.•...,.....,., M r s. Cli.XOO SmUll; aaaistant aecretary, Mrs. HarrY Cole; treasurer. Mrs. DOD Teal; uaistant treaaurer, Mrs. Lester Ew.na; white cross conp mittee, Mn. James Damer, Mrs. James Jotmson. and Mrs. James Hook. Tho "'""lnatlng committee conalsted of Mn. D. Tell, Mrs. W. Amabury, Mrs. L. Brewer, llt8. B. Harrison, and Mrs. M. Folden. . 'I1le outgoing prellldent, Mrs. RuanU Slrrett. presided, am llltraduced the new officers. Mrs. Qulpmtn pve a greeting an:l a ebllle., to each one to be raJ thtalln her service and attendance and 10 CCXIIInue tohaveomllldto f«t witb satin trim at the neckline and at the cuffs ol the Iona: aleeves. The Ooating panel back oaded In a tiny train. Her bouquet was ol yellow p o m p o m chl")'santhemums edged In leather leaf and in her hair she wore a MRS. JAMES G. BROWN. circlet ot the same nowers. Miss Stephanie Darnbrough, sister Of the bride, and Mrs. ArthurDarnbrough m, her slster.Jn.Jaw, were bridesmaid and bridesmatron. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor, but carried bronze pompom chrYsanthemums GALLIPOLIS - The Emanoo gram ••creating for Christmas." and wore circlets of bronze mums Club met Thursday evening at Mr. James Mullins, a guest, op. In their hair. Mr. Alex Sebastian of Beaver, the home of Mrs. Leo Mossman. ened the program with a 10ng The meeting was called to or- ,.Christmas Lullaby" and he ac- Pa., was best man. Ushers were der by the president, Mrs. H. B. companied himself on the gui. Mr. Jeff Brown, brother of t h e Thomas. ~welcomed the guests tar. The words or the song were groom, Mr. HAroldColeman,also and introduced Mrs. Mary Lewis, written by Mrs. Martha Foster, ot Beaver, Mr. Gerald Fisher Of "ho in turn introduced the mem- and the music was WJ"itten by State College, Pa.,andthebride's brothers, Mr. Arthur Darnbrough bers ot the Creative Writing her son, Cameron. Grouo. They presented the pro.. Mrs. Mary Lewis explained lU and Mr. WUl Fitzgerald Darnhow the Creative Wrlting ,Group brouglt. For her daughter's wedding came into being, and the abD. lt;y oi creating their own col'b- Mrs,. Darn!t~ chose a dress JURORS TO liE DRAWN pos(tions. 1Yie then asked some of and coat ot pale pink raw silk. PT. PLEAs~T Malon Count,y Jury- Commissioners, the members of her group to read Her .hat was ol velvet leaves William Barker, Republlcan and their own works. Mrs. B i I 1 y and petals in a deeper shade and Vallie Toney, Democrat, w i 11 Houck, Mrs. Charles Richards, her purse corsage was of pink draw the grand and petit jurors Mrs. Candida Palmer. each read pompoms. Mrs. Brown, mother for the Jawary, 1969 term of a story. Mrs. Earl Winters read of the groom, wore a sheath Mason Count;y Circuit Court on several or her poems. Mrs. Har- dress or gold wool with matching accessories, and a hat of moss Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 1 p.m. in land Wood read a play. Mrs. Enuna Gatewood told a- green veiling trimmed in t I n y the office of the circuit clerk. nowers. She carried a corsage - - - - - - - - - - - bout the different kinds of ferns, the TrallingClub Mossbeingused Professional Business Tl"llnochurch such as dinners and wed- most often Cor Christmas deeoring can be obtained only ations. ~e then presented eac:h ding receptions. through a college-level proPrior to the giftexchangeper~ one present with a sprig Ued with iod, Pastor Chipman. Mrs. Chap- a red ribbon. GRADUATES GET The meeting was very interman aoo their daughter, Mrs. Bill THE BETTER JOBS! Kirtlard, sang several musical esting and was enjoyed by every(New Quarter Begins Mar. 18) selections. Pastor and Mrs. Har- one. Write or call for catalog and lnl'ormation. ry Cole added a most impressive Refreshment& were served by part by the reading or the scrip.. the hostess, Mrs. Leo Mossman. The next meeting ol the Emature tram the books of Matthew and Luke aoo linking it with a non Club will be a Christmas story by Helen Frazee Bower en- party to be held on Dec. 19 at jl6 Locust St., GoiBpol;, titled "God's Trees." All enjoy- 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Richards. ed the singing or carols. Emanon Club Is Host To Creative Writing Club lllteretttrw Proenms are beirw ll'tJDIOd. The lll""t' laeJI)Octipg to . . _ well acquainted wltll -~ ol the misslc:Nries U.t the cht,lreh llliPI)OI1s •• well as with theli chOdren ai'MI the Oeldsupo~~. whlo:h they WJor. This fellowllhip olio IQne to bereody tohelpwllh the- 1Vlous actlvltiea of t h e ,...." . llulifr, Cllristmn Canh :: .' · ·. . · 'lilllvldveJ. ' ' .J' , :. tlPt DAViES '\ JttvEUIS .... S.cHII All'it. CUH,..II•, Ohle • Mualc Dtlpartment.. Mro. Santos wUI slngoneofthe lead aoprano solo roles in Bach's "Oirlstmas Ontorlo," hadedaa "the hupiest Christmas music Mrs. Reeae pve a short talk after which Mrl. Elizabeth Mlll· ford gave a ver,y lntereltinl talk d her trip to the Holy Land the pall 1ummer. The members felt like Ule¥ had been to and aeea. the D'lli\Y intereltlng places from Athena, Greece to Cairo, Mar's Cltl•., Hill, Loeb, Jerul&lem, the place where the last &~i~Per was aerv- edt the Garden of Gethaemane, Mt. Zion, 'Bethan)', Nazareth, MoUnt of Olives, Jacob•s Well, and Mra. John Reese, Region.al dlred.or of Diatrlct 11, were and many other plaeea, eapecl. Lineoln Ave., Pt:. Pleuaat, W, Va., where Rev. Brown ls pas~ tor ol St. """r'o Lutheran ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _.;:;: Church. · is the sports achedule of Meigs Junior tQd Senior High Schools for the ll)coming week: MONDAY 9TH GRADE baskelhell team at hc:me agtinat Gallipolis - 4 The following ed the frlendllness of the peamas trees. pie there. 1be bualneu meetine and proA gift exchange was enjoyed P"ant was held In the basement. after which a dessert ot ChrlstEad:l one present answered roll mas salad and cookies were sercall by answerlni how they would •ed. like to spend Christmas. A Christmas card wao signed The secretary read invttatlona for Mrs. L. L, Sheets, an as so-. maa cloths and tmaU Christ- AT THE p.m. to the Middleport Garden CJ.m't elate member, who is visiting in demonstratl011 by Mrs. BettY Fast Charleston. Plans were made EMPIRE oo Thursday night and al10 lUI for the Chriatmas trays for tt.e wltatlon to the F....,ch C.llf o&ed In a rest home. GIVE WIN ENCYCLOPAEDIAS - Shari and Mark Mtteh, children of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mitch or Pomeroy, pose with a 15 volume set of Britannica Junior l.'ncycl~aedlas they were awarded at Chipman-Canaday Shoe Store in Pomeroy for winning a national contest sponsored by Buster Brown Shoes. SUNBEAM SMALL sagas FRU <lOx <I() CENTICULAR SCREEN Thla W•ek Only Mfr . Svpo . Liar SJ9.9S TAWNEY STUDIO 422 Second Ave. Gallipolis Phone 446-1615 MAll ORDERS SHIPPED PREPAID WITHIN 50 MILE AREA 7-8111 GRADE besketball team at•Gallipolis - 4:15p.m. WEDNESDAY WRESTLING team hosts PL Pleasant - 2:35p.m. 9TH GRADE basketball team tn vels to Racine - 4 p.m. TI-tURSDAY 7-8TH GRADE cage learn hosts Racine - 4 p. m. FRIDAY VARSITY aOO Reserve High Sc.'lool teams host Ironton In SEGAL play - 1 p.m. ty. eel "' the club ... r. Cb'do llld LUlian Oldaere. 11le p1u ••• by Gilbert Planto. Refreshments were ter1ecl to a.PProxlmately :; 1 mombors and guests. '""' next meeting Will ... '"' Dec. 18 111 7:30 p.m. 111 the K. ol P. Hall. 11le Chriatmaa party will ... held at the! Ume. Miss Williams Hosts Philomorheon Club One guest present was Frands C&rd¥.-ell. Now members Introduced to the club were Mrs. Nancy Lemley, Henry Cline and Charles Fisher. AlJO reeogniz- GALLIPOLIS - The annual Christmas part;y o!Phllomathean Club was Thursday at the hmle or Miss Eulah Williams,..chalrman of the committee. The Williuns' home was festive with gay Chrlatmas decorations. A turkey dinner with all the RETURN FROM TRIP Rl!TLAND- Mro. Eugene At- trimmirws was served to sevenkina recently returned from a teen members. After dimer there was 1 gilt trip to Forestville, Md•• visitexchange followed by a frien:lly ing her son and daughter -In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkins. hour of reminiscing. The committee which assisted Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Miss Williams was Mrs. Loren B. E. Carl were Involved in a MUter. M r s. Geneva Howell, car accident about six weeki Mrs. Joan Layne, and Mrs. Frank ago. All are improving. Mrs. Atkins was a 'Ihankagtvlng din- Porter. The next meeting will be on ner guest at the home r1 Mr. January 16 with Mrs. Nellie&:arand Mrs. lleymolld Chapman llld berry 8s hostess. Mrs. Billy Mrs. B, E. carl. Silver ~. Houck will present the program. Md. Applilnces • Ch- Christmas Parry Held By OAPSE Now Freezers ..... I GALLIPOLIS - From bers Our I BOSTON ROCKERS FARMHOUSE ROCKERS In maple HOOVER SWEEPER This Christm•• WILL HOLD TIL CHRISTMAS • CHAIRS, All Styles and Colors ----IIONDAY and FRIDAY We Are Particlpatlnc NIGHTS SHDP·A·RAMA In Gallipolis Merchants O.llili.h., Clhle. •USE OUR CHRIStMAS LAY-AWAY ~. •. ·i - . . ....,,..... BROS 1111s Auto Wrecking n.ts•s 367·7598 I l Ai't? - 7 ., ...... FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO · 7 STATES <>> Ai- Rfr$ 0 "r - JL- --- V - 0- I · . . ,, GUAIANTtEil Qf'-..lND' · IEIUILt · , . PUTS OWNERS: •' ~ · •1 .....,. hil,( Pooi lolr4 ·: • The Gift for Lovely Legs. PANTY HOSE by Phoenix $3 to $4 ~\ , •• Tilt . Of 0. 1968 Cltrfsa... a. For Eo.,l• Tlrne·Now To Join Fcir 1969 . Gallipolis.' · ~•-F.,~ cU,tomer Parkin.g ' ~ DriWo:'in Window S.rvica , •Complete Bonking S.rvlct For Her Holiday ... HANDBAGS • MAIN FLOOR OPEN Sparkling Gift MONDAY •n4 FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 FASHION JEWELRY UMBRELLAS 446-4tl0 I I ... irlbeautiful accessories from M;fte S..Falb WI Htve No BAIRD . OPEN ' GaUlt><>· GALUl"OLIS - Mra. Ruth Cross, deputy in the omce of Sherur Denver A. Walker, was off this week to deer hunt with her husband, VIrgil. Last report 1 had, alll that was saturday morning, was ];at Mrs. Cross hadn't ldlled a deer. In tact, I was told slle h~n' even seen one. hUe Ruth was gone the office was in capable haOOs. Filling ln was Mrs. Madge Baird, wife of Conner sheri« Oscar Blird, aOO ahe' 1 no stranger to the job. Things were quiet during Mrs. Cross' absence I 1m told. I talked to Mrs. Baird end Mrs. Ruby Thompson, cook for the sherlff'a department And that's how I found out Mrs. Cross loves to hunt It's sure telq)ti!¥r to go down LAST YEAR, down at Moreto the kitchen at the sheriff' a of- head's McLaughlln Field House, tlce and beg a morsel when you the Golden Eagle PIJP band played smell the ll"Oml of Mrs. Thomp- "SWeet Georgia Brown" when tha son's ~ooldng.~, it ~~ Golder ~es came. on the fi_Qor ,.. ~r~. . . y~ ~~t . , ~ann'4», ~ •.1 ,;· ~ mustc was ~ic;l.. __ ~-... i-ooml'c. "'~' i\OrH<lsome blgil ed·by Ken l!oles. ' , f. .• ~Jlou.- tn seArch·at a laat ftyq andes for:-thi fans. , story before preJB time. The time is growing near for COLUMBIA TRIUMPHS Christmas. Do you realize there NEW YORI< (UP0 - SophoI LOVE TO HEAR a good lJOP are only 14 more shopping days more Leon Williams grabbed the unUl Christmas, beginning Monband at a basketball game. Was rebound of teammate Roger WaICI to Kyger Creek Friday night day? Have you done your Christlaszek' s missed foul shot and where tha Bobcat• took South- mas shopptrw. .. ? Have you put 1CJ sank the winning basket with onweJtern 71-.59 arxt the pep band your Christmas decorations? did an edmlrable job playing lhe Maybe It's a little too early. ly 10 seconds left to play SaturThose new Christmas trees the day to give Columbia s hard Star Spangled BI.Mer. Then at halftime, the l:ta:m entertained merchants pm"chased for the Pub- !ought 69-68 come-from-behirr:t with sewral seleetlons. They lic Square (city park) are pretty. victory over New York Universounded really good. lrhe band dl· Down at Huntington, they have sity. rector at Kyger Ceek is J o h n street corner decorations t h 1 t match our new Christmas ~s. Melhonoy. This year they've changed the type oldecorii.Uonherebecallseof UNDERSTAND the! A. Kimball decoi'Itlona layout ln the park. the irregular Iayollt or the eleoSuiter baa a fine pep band for the There are two new trees, one in trlc light poles on which the decGAHS baske11lall games but r .. each corner of the park on Seo- OI"Iitions would t.ve to be strung. Down at Huntington, they've never heard IL I work county ond Ave. lind there are four tall, baaketball and un busy when the pole-Qrpe sugar plum trees solved that problem by stringing Blue Del'lls play at home. Maybe erected along the SecOI'IL'I Ave.. the decorations up and down <IPposlte sides of the street; both durirw: the ChriJtmas - New stde of the park. Now. those deoorationa are nlce, sides that Is, from pole to pole. Year•s w.cationlwUigetachance to tee and hear the Suiter bard. lind the merchants hive invested The poles are rather fllr ~ a lot of money in them, but I still and presented a bit oi a problem, AUG UNDERSTAND that the prefer the overhead, across-the- bllt that was solved b~ props, of GaWa Aeadam.Y Hllh School pep street, type of decorations. I've equal height placed in the middle band soon Will be attired In strip. been told they can't uae that Ql)e of tho span between the poles. eel _.,. "'" and wesr oallor straw hats. I think abaskelhellpepband •.• 11 at Ita beat whtn lt pll.ya 11 SWeet Georgia Brown. .. n.t'• tho tllome 0( the HArlem Glob&troltln, but It sounds good wllh a117 tum, and oeoms appropriate for the ocQ.siOJL .._h mtli.rte. . of the held a Christmas party Thursday ..enlnil In the Washington School Cafeteria. Clttr Brumfield, chapter president, welcomed the group and 'Introduced special gueats Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Saunders, Mr. Marllrl Kerns and Superintendent and Mrs. Albert R. Durose. Following the program which featured Miss Phyllis How e speaking briefly on ''Keeping Christmas" a gift exchange was observed. Refreshments oi punch, coffee, cookies, rwts and candy were served by the hostesses. Miss Phyllis Howe and Mrs, Zelia GIVE THEM In maple, black or white sue•ts tlon or Public School Employeos Selection. , and Forty mem. lis Chapter of the Ohio Auocla- • RADIOS, AM & FM • RECORD CABINETS • BOOKCASES • Sofa Throw Cushions • MIRRORS e PICTURES • DESKS • HASSOCKS • BEDSPREADS •THROW RUGS • LAMPS, All Tnes • TABLES EE, STEP. & •wall Plaques Early American Accessories ONlY ·nutiJ Marauder Sports welcomed aa guests . The tables ally the ooe where Jeau• wu were decorated with red Christ- born and Wried. 9le emphastz- aa~ltMt~i.,t-~li~'C:l\11:: :· · Gallipolis luslnHs Coll~ge - H,u...-t oi .u,pearancea with the _Clncl~ ~C Fellowship will meet on tho 1111111 Thursday or each month blt:ktdns in JID1al")', It is open to au ladles ot the local church and ......unity. ... lnl' for ita Cbrlltmaa meetins: It the home ol tbe president, Mra. Dale Mulford with M r •· Perry Bradbury as co-holteu. A turkey dinner was enjoyed It 6:30 p.m. by 14 memben and aeven guelts. Mr1. Lorena Reynolda, 1'tbo Is an honorary mem. ber. and now resides 1n Columbua for the winter, gave grace betore dinner. Her daughter, Mra, 0. D. King of Columbu1 one year old. santoa, four..)'Nr vetenn ,COil.., GALLIPOLIS - C h a r le s aolte: Firat rice jll'ellldollt, Gllbert ''FOil)"' Grant was re-eleeted B. Plants; Mcoad vice preid-.. prelldent ol lho GoUla Couab' Robert Rothpb; .......,.; lb. Band Radio Clob at the Ann reaular meetlngW-edsJr,Dec. Francia; treaaurer;· McMahon; p!bUC rela1lona otn~ 4, at the K. of P. Hall. " Robert Wood pve devodoa• cer, Lucille Casey; sergMDt llld secretary Gla<lvs Grani took ot..ma, Jim EW!Ier, and tru .. roll call ~ rud the mbutes . teea, Farrell Stcwer, Tbompson ol the lut meeting. 'l1le treaa· casey alld Kollnetl1 Welker. Plana lor lho Chrlotmu party urer' s report wao given 1>7 Opal which will be Dec. 18 were diaStover. FJectlon of new f1tlcera was cus&ed. 'Ihere will be a IdA held with lho tollowlns other re- exehaage for the members and a gift for eaeb ehlld. Surta Claus wUl al10 be present tor the par- 11te W1311de Garden Club's flower show UUI Garden Club met Tueada.Y even- weekend. She and nr. Santos have• nati Sym,phon;y Orchestra, as well Is Voice Df America broadcalltl, Is the wUe ofDr, RoHndoSUtol, member ol the Wllkoo Charles Grant Re-Elected by Radio Club GALLIPOLIS - Mosolah." Erik~ The Sund~ Ttmes - Sentinel, Sunday, DecembP.r 8, 1968 Dinner Held by Club ever wrtU.n. It Ia con.sldtt~ a per in ~ty tor ·performance wIth Hal~ ... the • 7 - by Mra. James H. Walker at her Hallldl,y when Mrs. James Wa1- moo ilft excllange. -.a, Mrs. weo;iHng, was Of tulle with a small tiara ol seed pearls and crystal beading, and abe carried 10 ~­ The noxt meeting will be hel< at the hOme or Mrs. John E. ker will read a play and the membera wtU have their Christ- of bronze_. fastened to ber purae. and ber daughter, Mra. Wood Ar .. • FollowiJJB tbo a re- ' nold U, 0( KanNo City, Mo.; cepll<111 wao held at the cburcb. '!lro. 'l1looclon T. Reed of Alb· A wtdte lace cloth ccw~ta.e · en•; Mr. Lem Meamwa ot Jac:kHniDI tlble which wu etufer- 11011.Yille, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Eded with lha Weddlna cake and ward J. Hu•rak, Muter Rlo:h· 111vor COIIdelabra. Strands of ard 11uJ¥0k, Mrs. Harold Colo· IIPI'Inaorilutaldedfromthecakc man, and Mloo Juclf Carris, s1l to the eodl. ot the t.ble. M r a. ot Beaver, Pa.i Mtu Ellen Lub.Y Jamea MW1 Uld Mra. DousJ.aa and Miss Paula Amsbury ot CtnKayllel' cut lie eall:e, Mlas PhyWa clncinnatt, ll1d Mrs. Keith Me Ike, Pope and Milo Mildred Rodorlck Mr. James Reed and Mr. Rlo:h· l!l'OIIdod at the~ boil!, and ard North, s1l of Columbus. !Irs. tack .... Babcock reg!-. MUir a - · trio to wn. ed the sueltl. Later Mr. and llamature, Va., Rw. and Mrs. Mrs. Dombrou&ll served a but- Brown Will be at home st 2Blf lions of AleDccn lace which were reembroldered with seed pearla llld crystal beading. ne e l length sleeve• ended in scallopa edged with tile lace, and a curved chapel trsln fell from lho empire waist In back. Her veil, which had been wom and cotree. ' of lha Browo, 1011 0( Mr. llld Mro. Otto Jolll Brown of Boaver, I'L 111e Reverent Albert Ji. Ma-.le per. formed the double rln& cere. m<lll!' before u altar decorat«t wiib white ~oil, carnat1ona IDd roue. Yr. DarnbraJab eaoorled hlo dlutlhter to the altar. Her noor-lenglh gown 0{ satin peau 4e sole was appliquee! from lAiee Was ~edfrolnYale, where be wa1 head ol h11 claaa. IDd lttlndld Oxford. The Prea. b)'ter1u. miaalonarte•' toll in- IT COSTS NO MORE TO S£NO THE VERY BEST ' Mra. R01t11ndo santos (l!errlet Cl-nlnl wiU make her deiM oolo _ . . . _ with tho W""'"'""Vslloronfirrio blouse SocleQ' at the society's 2llt.. Guelll !rom out of town Ill· nlversary eoncert Dee. 8 1111 cl.- !Ira. F, c.,oland liteldell WUkea-Barre, PennSJlvanla. GALLlPOW-- For her departure, the heW Ml'o. Brown cholo o of white cheched In brown, with ' · .GUI;JPOUS - Mn. J o e Mod\ fta holte11 to The 1bllrl· .., Clll!> lui In the CrOit RCIDIII. at Oacar•a Reataurm. l!lti<!l. WWiam Jenldna p•ethe ~ iad had ct.o.... lor her ~. Harriet Santos To Make Debut ret .._.. to the families and Millinery Dept. .· • Second Floor • Main Floor · $1.00 to $10.00 •Main Floor $2.00 to $10.00 .. .. .......... _,..,......, ...... ,............ ........ .............. ::r blref .. I tl.... &J ..... IIIII* Nil M. n ~.-- ........ ----· rua....-wa-. .. llttll,rldt. l7 ..... ,......_ I lllll*om!IWIL 11,1 J'P .... II CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE . 342 Second Ave . Gollipolia. 446·2691 �• I The ~· Time ::. • Selllnel, :.IIley. Det~mbor 8, 1968 - ~ Mr$. Moch Hosts Darnbrough-Brown !"It . Vows Repeated Nov. 30 :=.·~=~and· out.of.-nauuts. T~~rsdoy Club "tuc:e•• by Job'l GALLIPOLIS .- 011 Satuidoy, (be lblrtlelb 0{ Noi'Omber,ln St. l>eter•o &liiiCGpOI Cburd!, Mloo ~ah DH2II>rouil>. c1aut1rter kobler. tbe nvlewer discussed the lite f1l Mrs. Arthur Domb.rougb, Jr. • of Lower R 1 1' e r 0( Mr. and lfeocy R. Lu<e, foundor olthe llosd, became the bride 'fiiDe..Life.F~ mapzine em. pin, from the time he wu born 1!11 mlllllonu7 parents In China In 18PI ·ID!i hll death in Callfor. Ita Ill 1967. All hll lite, • h e ll')lllh4 ou1, Luos rqretled lhst ho could not clolm an American l i - Jameo -- Gal')' Y«Ud a new type of joumallam and creoted the J'lblllhlna em. Pre. The author gives an ac....,, of the de>el01>111ent of the Tlme magazine empire, Luce"a tlnrarled political smbldons, and the aetlvlties of his second wile, Clare Boothe Luce, pla,ywrite, COIJII"tl!llwoman, and U. S. ambllaaador to ltaJ,y. AuthOr J o h n Kobler is a statf writer of the SoluNay Evenlnil Post. Fallowing the review, the club · neck io hem with wide medal- membera were served dessert llah cascade ~et of white roses and ivy, Maid or honor ror her slater was Miss Ann Dambrouib. h wore a gown ot moss green ctrl!- Dinner Held By Ladies Fellowship GALLIPOLIS - The amual Chrlatmas dinner of the First Blptht Ladies Fellowship held Thuradl3 evenirw at the R i o Gl'lllde careierta reatured a festive atmosphere around beautifully deCOtlted tables arranged by J$'s. W. Amsbury, Mrs. J. N'ol-fh, Mrs. M, Haskins, Mrs. L. Brannan, Mrs. E. Gooch, Mr11. L. El'&l\5, Mrs. M. Rouah, Mrs. D. Teo!, Mrs. R. SArrett. ~ tlttey dll'ller waspr~ ed and served by the staff of Rio Grande Clf'eteria. The officers ror the new year presented by Mrs. Millie Fol· dtn of the nominating committee were &ectPted with no further .-lnatloas. They are, president, Mrs. JC)o MPh Chap!Mn; 1st vice preside.nt. Mrs. Einenon Evana; 2!11 vice preolden4 Mrs. Ralph Bur.•...,.....,., M r s. Cli.XOO SmUll; aaaistant aecretary, Mrs. HarrY Cole; treasurer. Mrs. DOD Teal; uaistant treaaurer, Mrs. Lester Ew.na; white cross conp mittee, Mn. James Damer, Mrs. James Jotmson. and Mrs. James Hook. Tho "'""lnatlng committee conalsted of Mn. D. Tell, Mrs. W. Amabury, Mrs. L. Brewer, llt8. B. Harrison, and Mrs. M. Folden. . 'I1le outgoing prellldent, Mrs. RuanU Slrrett. presided, am llltraduced the new officers. Mrs. Qulpmtn pve a greeting an:l a ebllle., to each one to be raJ thtalln her service and attendance and 10 CCXIIInue tohaveomllldto f«t witb satin trim at the neckline and at the cuffs ol the Iona: aleeves. The Ooating panel back oaded In a tiny train. Her bouquet was ol yellow p o m p o m chl")'santhemums edged In leather leaf and in her hair she wore a MRS. JAMES G. BROWN. circlet ot the same nowers. Miss Stephanie Darnbrough, sister Of the bride, and Mrs. ArthurDarnbrough m, her slster.Jn.Jaw, were bridesmaid and bridesmatron. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor, but carried bronze pompom chrYsanthemums GALLIPOLIS - The Emanoo gram ••creating for Christmas." and wore circlets of bronze mums Club met Thursday evening at Mr. James Mullins, a guest, op. In their hair. Mr. Alex Sebastian of Beaver, the home of Mrs. Leo Mossman. ened the program with a 10ng The meeting was called to or- ,.Christmas Lullaby" and he ac- Pa., was best man. Ushers were der by the president, Mrs. H. B. companied himself on the gui. Mr. Jeff Brown, brother of t h e Thomas. ~welcomed the guests tar. The words or the song were groom, Mr. HAroldColeman,also and introduced Mrs. Mary Lewis, written by Mrs. Martha Foster, ot Beaver, Mr. Gerald Fisher Of "ho in turn introduced the mem- and the music was WJ"itten by State College, Pa.,andthebride's brothers, Mr. Arthur Darnbrough bers ot the Creative Writing her son, Cameron. Grouo. They presented the pro.. Mrs. Mary Lewis explained lU and Mr. WUl Fitzgerald Darnhow the Creative Wrlting ,Group brouglt. For her daughter's wedding came into being, and the abD. lt;y oi creating their own col'b- Mrs,. Darn!t~ chose a dress JURORS TO liE DRAWN pos(tions. 1Yie then asked some of and coat ot pale pink raw silk. PT. PLEAs~T Malon Count,y Jury- Commissioners, the members of her group to read Her .hat was ol velvet leaves William Barker, Republlcan and their own works. Mrs. B i I 1 y and petals in a deeper shade and Vallie Toney, Democrat, w i 11 Houck, Mrs. Charles Richards, her purse corsage was of pink draw the grand and petit jurors Mrs. Candida Palmer. each read pompoms. Mrs. Brown, mother for the Jawary, 1969 term of a story. Mrs. Earl Winters read of the groom, wore a sheath Mason Count;y Circuit Court on several or her poems. Mrs. Har- dress or gold wool with matching accessories, and a hat of moss Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 1 p.m. in land Wood read a play. Mrs. Enuna Gatewood told a- green veiling trimmed in t I n y the office of the circuit clerk. nowers. She carried a corsage - - - - - - - - - - - bout the different kinds of ferns, the TrallingClub Mossbeingused Professional Business Tl"llnochurch such as dinners and wed- most often Cor Christmas deeoring can be obtained only ations. ~e then presented eac:h ding receptions. through a college-level proPrior to the giftexchangeper~ one present with a sprig Ued with iod, Pastor Chipman. Mrs. Chap- a red ribbon. GRADUATES GET The meeting was very interman aoo their daughter, Mrs. Bill THE BETTER JOBS! Kirtlard, sang several musical esting and was enjoyed by every(New Quarter Begins Mar. 18) selections. Pastor and Mrs. Har- one. Write or call for catalog and lnl'ormation. ry Cole added a most impressive Refreshment& were served by part by the reading or the scrip.. the hostess, Mrs. Leo Mossman. The next meeting ol the Emature tram the books of Matthew and Luke aoo linking it with a non Club will be a Christmas story by Helen Frazee Bower en- party to be held on Dec. 19 at jl6 Locust St., GoiBpol;, titled "God's Trees." All enjoy- 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Richards. ed the singing or carols. Emanon Club Is Host To Creative Writing Club lllteretttrw Proenms are beirw ll'tJDIOd. The lll""t' laeJI)Octipg to . . _ well acquainted wltll -~ ol the misslc:Nries U.t the cht,lreh llliPI)OI1s •• well as with theli chOdren ai'MI the Oeldsupo~~. whlo:h they WJor. This fellowllhip olio IQne to bereody tohelpwllh the- 1Vlous actlvltiea of t h e ,...." . llulifr, Cllristmn Canh :: .' · ·. . · 'lilllvldveJ. ' ' .J' , :. tlPt DAViES '\ JttvEUIS .... S.cHII All'it. CUH,..II•, Ohle • Mualc Dtlpartment.. Mro. Santos wUI slngoneofthe lead aoprano solo roles in Bach's "Oirlstmas Ontorlo," hadedaa "the hupiest Christmas music Mrs. Reeae pve a short talk after which Mrl. Elizabeth Mlll· ford gave a ver,y lntereltinl talk d her trip to the Holy Land the pall 1ummer. The members felt like Ule¥ had been to and aeea. the D'lli\Y intereltlng places from Athena, Greece to Cairo, Mar's Cltl•., Hill, Loeb, Jerul&lem, the place where the last &~i~Per was aerv- edt the Garden of Gethaemane, Mt. Zion, 'Bethan)', Nazareth, MoUnt of Olives, Jacob•s Well, and Mra. John Reese, Region.al dlred.or of Diatrlct 11, were and many other plaeea, eapecl. Lineoln Ave., Pt:. Pleuaat, W, Va., where Rev. Brown ls pas~ tor ol St. """r'o Lutheran ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _.;:;: Church. · is the sports achedule of Meigs Junior tQd Senior High Schools for the ll)coming week: MONDAY 9TH GRADE baskelhell team at hc:me agtinat Gallipolis - 4 The following ed the frlendllness of the peamas trees. pie there. 1be bualneu meetine and proA gift exchange was enjoyed P"ant was held In the basement. after which a dessert ot ChrlstEad:l one present answered roll mas salad and cookies were sercall by answerlni how they would •ed. like to spend Christmas. A Christmas card wao signed The secretary read invttatlona for Mrs. L. L, Sheets, an as so-. maa cloths and tmaU Christ- AT THE p.m. to the Middleport Garden CJ.m't elate member, who is visiting in demonstratl011 by Mrs. BettY Fast Charleston. Plans were made EMPIRE oo Thursday night and al10 lUI for the Chriatmas trays for tt.e wltatlon to the F....,ch C.llf o&ed In a rest home. GIVE WIN ENCYCLOPAEDIAS - Shari and Mark Mtteh, children of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mitch or Pomeroy, pose with a 15 volume set of Britannica Junior l.'ncycl~aedlas they were awarded at Chipman-Canaday Shoe Store in Pomeroy for winning a national contest sponsored by Buster Brown Shoes. SUNBEAM SMALL sagas FRU <lOx <I() CENTICULAR SCREEN Thla W•ek Only Mfr . Svpo . Liar SJ9.9S TAWNEY STUDIO 422 Second Ave. Gallipolis Phone 446-1615 MAll ORDERS SHIPPED PREPAID WITHIN 50 MILE AREA 7-8111 GRADE besketball team at•Gallipolis - 4:15p.m. WEDNESDAY WRESTLING team hosts PL Pleasant - 2:35p.m. 9TH GRADE basketball team tn vels to Racine - 4 p.m. TI-tURSDAY 7-8TH GRADE cage learn hosts Racine - 4 p. m. FRIDAY VARSITY aOO Reserve High Sc.'lool teams host Ironton In SEGAL play - 1 p.m. ty. eel "' the club ... r. Cb'do llld LUlian Oldaere. 11le p1u ••• by Gilbert Planto. Refreshments were ter1ecl to a.PProxlmately :; 1 mombors and guests. '""' next meeting Will ... '"' Dec. 18 111 7:30 p.m. 111 the K. ol P. Hall. 11le Chriatmaa party will ... held at the! Ume. Miss Williams Hosts Philomorheon Club One guest present was Frands C&rd¥.-ell. Now members Introduced to the club were Mrs. Nancy Lemley, Henry Cline and Charles Fisher. AlJO reeogniz- GALLIPOLIS - The annual Christmas part;y o!Phllomathean Club was Thursday at the hmle or Miss Eulah Williams,..chalrman of the committee. The Williuns' home was festive with gay Chrlatmas decorations. A turkey dinner with all the RETURN FROM TRIP Rl!TLAND- Mro. Eugene At- trimmirws was served to sevenkina recently returned from a teen members. After dimer there was 1 gilt trip to Forestville, Md•• visitexchange followed by a frien:lly ing her son and daughter -In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkins. hour of reminiscing. The committee which assisted Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Miss Williams was Mrs. Loren B. E. Carl were Involved in a MUter. M r s. Geneva Howell, car accident about six weeki Mrs. Joan Layne, and Mrs. Frank ago. All are improving. Mrs. Atkins was a 'Ihankagtvlng din- Porter. The next meeting will be on ner guest at the home r1 Mr. January 16 with Mrs. Nellie&:arand Mrs. lleymolld Chapman llld berry 8s hostess. Mrs. Billy Mrs. B, E. carl. Silver ~. Houck will present the program. Md. Applilnces • Ch- Christmas Parry Held By OAPSE Now Freezers ..... I GALLIPOLIS - From bers Our I BOSTON ROCKERS FARMHOUSE ROCKERS In maple HOOVER SWEEPER This Christm•• WILL HOLD TIL CHRISTMAS • CHAIRS, All Styles and Colors ----IIONDAY and FRIDAY We Are Particlpatlnc NIGHTS SHDP·A·RAMA In Gallipolis Merchants O.llili.h., Clhle. •USE OUR CHRIStMAS LAY-AWAY ~. •. ·i - . . ....,,..... BROS 1111s Auto Wrecking n.ts•s 367·7598 I l Ai't? - 7 ., ...... FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO · 7 STATES <>> Ai- Rfr$ 0 "r - JL- --- V - 0- I · . . ,, GUAIANTtEil Qf'-..lND' · IEIUILt · , . PUTS OWNERS: •' ~ · •1 .....,. hil,( Pooi lolr4 ·: • The Gift for Lovely Legs. PANTY HOSE by Phoenix $3 to $4 ~\ , •• Tilt . Of 0. 1968 Cltrfsa... a. For Eo.,l• Tlrne·Now To Join Fcir 1969 . Gallipolis.' · ~•-F.,~ cU,tomer Parkin.g ' ~ DriWo:'in Window S.rvica , •Complete Bonking S.rvlct For Her Holiday ... HANDBAGS • MAIN FLOOR OPEN Sparkling Gift MONDAY •n4 FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 FASHION JEWELRY UMBRELLAS 446-4tl0 I I ... irlbeautiful accessories from M;fte S..Falb WI Htve No BAIRD . OPEN ' GaUlt><>· GALUl"OLIS - Mra. Ruth Cross, deputy in the omce of Sherur Denver A. Walker, was off this week to deer hunt with her husband, VIrgil. Last report 1 had, alll that was saturday morning, was ];at Mrs. Cross hadn't ldlled a deer. In tact, I was told slle h~n' even seen one. hUe Ruth was gone the office was in capable haOOs. Filling ln was Mrs. Madge Baird, wife of Conner sheri« Oscar Blird, aOO ahe' 1 no stranger to the job. Things were quiet during Mrs. Cross' absence I 1m told. I talked to Mrs. Baird end Mrs. Ruby Thompson, cook for the sherlff'a department And that's how I found out Mrs. Cross loves to hunt It's sure telq)ti!¥r to go down LAST YEAR, down at Moreto the kitchen at the sheriff' a of- head's McLaughlln Field House, tlce and beg a morsel when you the Golden Eagle PIJP band played smell the ll"Oml of Mrs. Thomp- "SWeet Georgia Brown" when tha son's ~ooldng.~, it ~~ Golder ~es came. on the fi_Qor ,.. ~r~. . . y~ ~~t . , ~ann'4», ~ •.1 ,;· ~ mustc was ~ic;l.. __ ~-... i-ooml'c. "'~' i\OrH<lsome blgil ed·by Ken l!oles. ' , f. .• ~Jlou.- tn seArch·at a laat ftyq andes for:-thi fans. , story before preJB time. The time is growing near for COLUMBIA TRIUMPHS Christmas. Do you realize there NEW YORI< (UP0 - SophoI LOVE TO HEAR a good lJOP are only 14 more shopping days more Leon Williams grabbed the unUl Christmas, beginning Monband at a basketball game. Was rebound of teammate Roger WaICI to Kyger Creek Friday night day? Have you done your Christlaszek' s missed foul shot and where tha Bobcat• took South- mas shopptrw. .. ? Have you put 1CJ sank the winning basket with onweJtern 71-.59 arxt the pep band your Christmas decorations? did an edmlrable job playing lhe Maybe It's a little too early. ly 10 seconds left to play SaturThose new Christmas trees the day to give Columbia s hard Star Spangled BI.Mer. Then at halftime, the l:ta:m entertained merchants pm"chased for the Pub- !ought 69-68 come-from-behirr:t with sewral seleetlons. They lic Square (city park) are pretty. victory over New York Universounded really good. lrhe band dl· Down at Huntington, they have sity. rector at Kyger Ceek is J o h n street corner decorations t h 1 t match our new Christmas ~s. Melhonoy. This year they've changed the type oldecorii.Uonherebecallseof UNDERSTAND the! A. Kimball decoi'Itlona layout ln the park. the irregular Iayollt or the eleoSuiter baa a fine pep band for the There are two new trees, one in trlc light poles on which the decGAHS baske11lall games but r .. each corner of the park on Seo- OI"Iitions would t.ve to be strung. Down at Huntington, they've never heard IL I work county ond Ave. lind there are four tall, baaketball and un busy when the pole-Qrpe sugar plum trees solved that problem by stringing Blue Del'lls play at home. Maybe erected along the SecOI'IL'I Ave.. the decorations up and down <IPposlte sides of the street; both durirw: the ChriJtmas - New stde of the park. Now. those deoorationa are nlce, sides that Is, from pole to pole. Year•s w.cationlwUigetachance to tee and hear the Suiter bard. lind the merchants hive invested The poles are rather fllr ~ a lot of money in them, but I still and presented a bit oi a problem, AUG UNDERSTAND that the prefer the overhead, across-the- bllt that was solved b~ props, of GaWa Aeadam.Y Hllh School pep street, type of decorations. I've equal height placed in the middle band soon Will be attired In strip. been told they can't uae that Ql)e of tho span between the poles. eel _.,. "'" and wesr oallor straw hats. I think abaskelhellpepband •.• 11 at Ita beat whtn lt pll.ya 11 SWeet Georgia Brown. .. n.t'• tho tllome 0( the HArlem Glob&troltln, but It sounds good wllh a117 tum, and oeoms appropriate for the ocQ.siOJL .._h mtli.rte. . of the held a Christmas party Thursday ..enlnil In the Washington School Cafeteria. Clttr Brumfield, chapter president, welcomed the group and 'Introduced special gueats Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Saunders, Mr. Marllrl Kerns and Superintendent and Mrs. Albert R. Durose. Following the program which featured Miss Phyllis How e speaking briefly on ''Keeping Christmas" a gift exchange was observed. Refreshments oi punch, coffee, cookies, rwts and candy were served by the hostesses. Miss Phyllis Howe and Mrs, Zelia GIVE THEM In maple, black or white sue•ts tlon or Public School Employeos Selection. , and Forty mem. lis Chapter of the Ohio Auocla- • RADIOS, AM & FM • RECORD CABINETS • BOOKCASES • Sofa Throw Cushions • MIRRORS e PICTURES • DESKS • HASSOCKS • BEDSPREADS •THROW RUGS • LAMPS, All Tnes • TABLES EE, STEP. & •wall Plaques Early American Accessories ONlY ·nutiJ Marauder Sports welcomed aa guests . The tables ally the ooe where Jeau• wu were decorated with red Christ- born and Wried. 9le emphastz- aa~ltMt~i.,t-~li~'C:l\11:: :· · Gallipolis luslnHs Coll~ge - H,u...-t oi .u,pearancea with the _Clncl~ ~C Fellowship will meet on tho 1111111 Thursday or each month blt:ktdns in JID1al")', It is open to au ladles ot the local church and ......unity. ... lnl' for ita Cbrlltmaa meetins: It the home ol tbe president, Mra. Dale Mulford with M r •· Perry Bradbury as co-holteu. A turkey dinner was enjoyed It 6:30 p.m. by 14 memben and aeven guelts. Mr1. Lorena Reynolda, 1'tbo Is an honorary mem. ber. and now resides 1n Columbua for the winter, gave grace betore dinner. Her daughter, Mra, 0. D. King of Columbu1 one year old. santoa, four..)'Nr vetenn ,COil.., GALLIPOLIS - C h a r le s aolte: Firat rice jll'ellldollt, Gllbert ''FOil)"' Grant was re-eleeted B. Plants; Mcoad vice preid-.. prelldent ol lho GoUla Couab' Robert Rothpb; .......,.; lb. Band Radio Clob at the Ann reaular meetlngW-edsJr,Dec. Francia; treaaurer;· McMahon; p!bUC rela1lona otn~ 4, at the K. of P. Hall. " Robert Wood pve devodoa• cer, Lucille Casey; sergMDt llld secretary Gla<lvs Grani took ot..ma, Jim EW!Ier, and tru .. roll call ~ rud the mbutes . teea, Farrell Stcwer, Tbompson ol the lut meeting. 'l1le treaa· casey alld Kollnetl1 Welker. Plana lor lho Chrlotmu party urer' s report wao given 1>7 Opal which will be Dec. 18 were diaStover. FJectlon of new f1tlcera was cus&ed. 'Ihere will be a IdA held with lho tollowlns other re- exehaage for the members and a gift for eaeb ehlld. Surta Claus wUl al10 be present tor the par- 11te W1311de Garden Club's flower show UUI Garden Club met Tueada.Y even- weekend. She and nr. Santos have• nati Sym,phon;y Orchestra, as well Is Voice Df America broadcalltl, Is the wUe ofDr, RoHndoSUtol, member ol the Wllkoo Charles Grant Re-Elected by Radio Club GALLIPOLIS - Mosolah." Erik~ The Sund~ Ttmes - Sentinel, Sunday, DecembP.r 8, 1968 Dinner Held by Club ever wrtU.n. It Ia con.sldtt~ a per in ~ty tor ·performance wIth Hal~ ... the • 7 - by Mra. James H. Walker at her Hallldl,y when Mrs. James Wa1- moo ilft excllange. -.a, Mrs. weo;iHng, was Of tulle with a small tiara ol seed pearls and crystal beading, and abe carried 10 ~­ The noxt meeting will be hel< at the hOme or Mrs. John E. ker will read a play and the membera wtU have their Christ- of bronze_. fastened to ber purae. and ber daughter, Mra. Wood Ar .. • FollowiJJB tbo a re- ' nold U, 0( KanNo City, Mo.; cepll<111 wao held at the cburcb. '!lro. 'l1looclon T. Reed of Alb· A wtdte lace cloth ccw~ta.e · en•; Mr. Lem Meamwa ot Jac:kHniDI tlble which wu etufer- 11011.Yille, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Eded with lha Weddlna cake and ward J. Hu•rak, Muter Rlo:h· 111vor COIIdelabra. Strands of ard 11uJ¥0k, Mrs. Harold Colo· IIPI'Inaorilutaldedfromthecakc man, and Mloo Juclf Carris, s1l to the eodl. ot the t.ble. M r a. ot Beaver, Pa.i Mtu Ellen Lub.Y Jamea MW1 Uld Mra. DousJ.aa and Miss Paula Amsbury ot CtnKayllel' cut lie eall:e, Mlas PhyWa clncinnatt, ll1d Mrs. Keith Me Ike, Pope and Milo Mildred Rodorlck Mr. James Reed and Mr. Rlo:h· l!l'OIIdod at the~ boil!, and ard North, s1l of Columbus. !Irs. tack .... Babcock reg!-. MUir a - · trio to wn. ed the sueltl. Later Mr. and llamature, Va., Rw. and Mrs. Mrs. Dombrou&ll served a but- Brown Will be at home st 2Blf lions of AleDccn lace which were reembroldered with seed pearla llld crystal beading. ne e l length sleeve• ended in scallopa edged with tile lace, and a curved chapel trsln fell from lho empire waist In back. Her veil, which had been wom and cotree. ' of lha Browo, 1011 0( Mr. llld Mro. Otto Jolll Brown of Boaver, I'L 111e Reverent Albert Ji. Ma-.le per. formed the double rln& cere. m<lll!' before u altar decorat«t wiib white ~oil, carnat1ona IDd roue. Yr. DarnbraJab eaoorled hlo dlutlhter to the altar. Her noor-lenglh gown 0{ satin peau 4e sole was appliquee! from lAiee Was ~edfrolnYale, where be wa1 head ol h11 claaa. IDd lttlndld Oxford. The Prea. b)'ter1u. miaalonarte•' toll in- IT COSTS NO MORE TO S£NO THE VERY BEST ' Mra. R01t11ndo santos (l!errlet Cl-nlnl wiU make her deiM oolo _ . . . _ with tho W""'"'""Vslloronfirrio blouse SocleQ' at the society's 2llt.. Guelll !rom out of town Ill· nlversary eoncert Dee. 8 1111 cl.- !Ira. F, c.,oland liteldell WUkea-Barre, PennSJlvanla. GALLlPOW-- For her departure, the heW Ml'o. Brown cholo o of white cheched In brown, with ' · .GUI;JPOUS - Mn. J o e Mod\ fta holte11 to The 1bllrl· .., Clll!> lui In the CrOit RCIDIII. at Oacar•a Reataurm. l!lti<!l. WWiam Jenldna p•ethe ~ iad had ct.o.... lor her ~. Harriet Santos To Make Debut ret .._.. to the families and Millinery Dept. .· • Second Floor • Main Floor · $1.00 to $10.00 •Main Floor $2.00 to $10.00 .. .. .......... _,..,......, ...... ,............ ........ .............. ::r blref .. I tl.... &J ..... IIIII* Nil M. n ~.-- ........ ----· rua....-wa-. .. llttll,rldt. l7 ..... ,......_ I lllll*om!IWIL 11,1 J'P .... II CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE . 342 Second Ave . Gollipolia. 446·2691 �.. IJ - The Sunda,} Tlme~ ·-- ~- -- .... .._....,__ ---- . -- ·- --. --~- -----~ - - --- ----------: '--,-. . . .... '---· .. ~-------------. .... -9 - Scnthwl, Sunday, December 8, 1968 The Sunday Times • Sentinel, SUn;lay, December 3, 1968 "' • OPEN { 7 DAYS A WEEK .SUNDAY ) ··"· 10-7 ~~ ••, If ."ff ~ • s . ~ :4 WILL BE HERE SUNDAY 4-6 o'clock WALK I TALKIES HAJE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH SANTA CLAUS! so o League OOTB BUTANE LIGHTERS • CHILDREN'S PICTURES TAKEN WITH w SANTA CLAUS LAST SUNDAY IN OUR STORE CAN BE PICKED UP HERE AT OUR COST, $1.00. 1-.....1 I IDEAL BASIC attel Fire bolt Space Cannon ............... ..........., _ EL ·. . ~ GIN OR I RIO ELECTRIC CORN EACH EACH 2-SLICE Extra large Selection Of Nativity Scenes At Discount Prices SET IRON Percolator 19.98 YOUR CHOICE • TRAVE .c .. 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'---· .. ~-------------. .... -9 - Scnthwl, Sunday, December 8, 1968 The Sunday Times • Sentinel, SUn;lay, December 3, 1968 "' • OPEN { 7 DAYS A WEEK .SUNDAY ) ··"· 10-7 ~~ ••, If ."ff ~ • s . ~ :4 WILL BE HERE SUNDAY 4-6 o'clock WALK I TALKIES HAJE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH SANTA CLAUS! so o League OOTB BUTANE LIGHTERS • CHILDREN'S PICTURES TAKEN WITH w SANTA CLAUS LAST SUNDAY IN OUR STORE CAN BE PICKED UP HERE AT OUR COST, $1.00. 1-.....1 I IDEAL BASIC attel Fire bolt Space Cannon ............... ..........., _ EL ·. . ~ GIN OR I RIO ELECTRIC CORN EACH EACH 2-SLICE Extra large Selection Of Nativity Scenes At Discount Prices SET IRON Percolator 19.98 YOUR CHOICE • TRAVE .c .. BABY GROW INCREDIBLE EDIBLES A TOOTH OOKY ELECTRIC SHOP OUR GIANT TO Diamonds & Rubies Craft Sets 3 QT. YOUR CHOICE 48 PC STAINLESS STEEL EP FRYER TABLE WARE SET WESTCLOX ELECTRIC LAY-A-WAY CLOC NOW REGULAR 14.95 TOY TABLE , FINE FOR EXCHANGE GIFTS : . ' ·. ( ·~ EACH . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . " ., -- \ - ·. .. . -~ . fl I ' • li LECTRIC SKILLETS BLENDERS MIXERS IRONS HAND DRYERS RADIOS t. Y. ,, ) ... ;. ' ,. �1(1 _ 1be .SUrday Times - Sentinel, Sunda.7, December 8, 1968 Annual Installation Held Install Officers ·~DLEMRT AmW In- Bulb· Naomi King, Ellllor: Ma- lllotolllnr olllcor. s.owuallllll~ • El ·~ od .... lblllatlon ol new omcera f o r r1e Pickala, eeta; ~-·-· VJ _,fY' IAWII'Dln......w..lll... tDO. Inlltalled worthy matron a n d wort.h,y pa.tnln ofthe chapter were Dorotlly and Albert Woodard. 0111· er oft'icers Installed were Evelyn Laming, aoooclate matron: Thomas Edwards, a111oclate patron; Elsie Smith, secretarYi DorothY wm. treasurer; Mabel GoegleJn, associate conductress; the Rev . Glen Hiles, chaplain; BeUe lW.es, organist. Judy JeweU, Adah; Dorinda Wilson, Esther; Clara 9Je Soulsby, Martha; Edna Slusher, EJecta; Helen Hubbard. warder; and Denzel Goeglein, sentinel. To be installed at a later date are &le Zirkle, conductress, a n d Charlotte DWard, Ruth. Kathryn Oliver and J a m e 8 Soulsby, worthy matron and pa tron of the chapter, presided in the opening ritual . Mrs. ouver extended a welcome to the members and guests. Welcomed and escorted to seats ln the East in addition to Mrs. Mindling was .'\gnes Wolfe, deputy grand matrm of District 25. Dlstlnguished Masons presented were Theo smith, Dale Smith, James Soulsby, Thomas Edwards and Albert Woodward. Assistiru: with the installation were Ella Smith and Dale smith, installlnr grand marshalls; Florence Tracy, installing organistj Caddie \\1 i ckham , l.llstalli ng cnapla:in: Maud Grueser. installiiU!: con· duetress; James Soulsby, instal· ling warder: $1M '~'hpn Smith chopter . Mr. Uld Mrs. Woodard prerose corsages or boutonnieres. An arrangement al r~ roses centered the refreahmeM table which was COYered with red nett:tng over white. Mabel Goegleln presided at. the eoftee service, and Mrs. Oliver J)OW'ed t h e punch. Sening on the refreshment committee were Thelma Dill and Marla Foster, CO·dl&ir- Given for Set Annual Party With Nothi1111ln Either W The invention Is called Rx-1110 and Is the result of 33 years of experience by Otarlon's Pruldent. It Is made possible by a marvelous transistor, 1 develop. men! of the Bell Telepbone LaboralorielHIImllar to o- . In U.S. satellites. It IJ created oc1 "1Y..... j------ ------by the lnvenlon .Technique" con 1 D~TION of the -ld'1 ducts s 'V u n d I ftrst eyeglus smoothly through I L.SALLE Hotel hearing ald. ThOUII8nds of people may now enjoy the advantages of helll'inll again with a patented lllventlon lbat ha! NO buttons, NO tubel, NO wires, NO bulty batteries. Instead of forcing ampllllecl soond through !lte lmpalftd nuler or mid(lle eor, the patent- The Rx-1110 fl 1ru1y a dramatile "hearing ce"'l 2 P.M. -- 5 P .M.. malic step !crIer.'' the lllner I ASK FOR MR. DILES Wlll'd In beartna ear! Wear It Uld I ... _ _ , Vero aid technoi"'Y. challenge Aadfo.Vflulo II W. Ualoa II not only lrlend to 1 Alloeno 0 1:5'1111 lbrlnp you a tell H's a hear 1 ~ -.Titl j'ihrUJJng n ow lng altl. ·-------------J~d of oound, For thousands thil new bone 1 but a11o the privacy and contile mastolcl ..,..1 1\IIDI)LEfORT cess directly to: WED., DEC. 11 your: can MRS. MARGE WALBURN, loll, aad MrL FlY wanace, """lblt 1 ....U portion of the handmade articles to be olfered for aale Tueadly when woin,en of the Middleport Firat United Presbyterian Church stage their annual Cbrlstmas Bazaar It the church. 'The sale wW begin at nooTL Women of Moose NOWI YOU MAY RAGAIN · conduetioft method may prove venience you have waoted. U to be the best pooslble way to 1 you'd like to know more hear next to nature's own ears. this patented Listener and diiF..- many, even this new tech- cover ~ it may help yoo, wtth Rique may not be the 8lliWef, I oo coat or obligation. write to You InUit try It If you ano"""" day to Otarton Electronlco. to know. Inc., Bo• A-1, I Westerly Road, 08slnlng, N, Y, 101111. f irst Dinner Third Daughter's Surprise is nan1e from the fact that thE scar left on the twig where a leaf stem has f a II e n off resembles a horse's hoof. Circle Ho /ds ty Maples, Adah; Farle Komody, meo. Tbe horse cnestnut gets ih u.- ductre••• &ented each of the incoming and outgoing ofticers with red velvet Mrs. Childers Christmas will be a little late this year for the Dwight Wallace family or Middleport- but wt.t a happy reunion it "ill bel In VletD.m for a year, Alan is expected to leiVe there Dec. 31. No fret for the Wall•ces; they'll just postpone everything until he arrives. On the 31st Alan will lave been there • year to the dt.y Is an operating room technician at the DeNarc Hospital. And while the Wall&ces celebrate late, another Mldclleport CamUy will be having Its Chrisbnas early. Kevin and Christy Smith, whose Athens, by claases of the Middlemother, Kathern Roush Smith, is port Churcb of Christ. Tuesday night the Homebuilda patient at Mount Carmel Hospita! in Columbus, will, hope tully, ers Class wlll stage a party for have Christmas at their mother' s 30 men and women in the acute bedside. The children are tern- intensive care unit at tile hospi· porarily living here witll their taL Wednesday night the youth grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. AJ. grO\IP will entertain the 21 youngbert Roush. They wiU be taken sters who reside in the children's to Columbus the weekend before cottage at the hospital. Christmas. Kathern had expected to be home for the holidays, but complications now prohibit this. She has had extensive surgery twice in the past 10 weeks for a rheumatoid arthritic con:Jition or her legs. CERTAINLY THE person who found the billfold -.jth $40 In It belonging to Mrs. T~ Berry couldn't have needed the motley more than she, what with CJ\riat~ mas just around the corner, and two youngsters. Perhaps the tinder would like to return the money. It can be mailed to Mrs. Ber· ry at Middl~ort. MIDDLEPORT - A surprise .l1llriY hooorlng Mrs. Minerva Chlklers on her 94th birthc:IQ anniversary was staged Frida3 night by the Phllathea Society ~ the Middleport Church of Christ at the home other daughter, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. A gift from the society was presented to Mrs. Childers by Mrs. Nora Rlee, president. ~e wu also given several cards and 'a decorated cake. Refreshments of punch, cookies, and co1fee were servedfrom a table oovered with a Christmas cloth and centered with a holiday arrangement. Mrs. L. E. Reynolds served the pmch, and Mrs. Rice presided at the silver coffee service. Birth Announced POMEROY - Mr. and Mro. Jemlnp c. Jell of Mlnerovlne ..,.. amounctng the blr1ll of their third daughter, Nov, 27, at the Pleasant Vslley Hol!lltal, Point Pleasant. The baby weighed 1 e v e n pOllbia, 13 ounces aDd hal been named Jane Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Seldm E. Baker, Sr., Pomeroy, Uld Wldrley D, Jell o! Clio, W. Va., are the grandparents. Mra. Oma JBtt of Clendenin, W. VL Is a poternalsreat;lr8ndmotl>eMr. and Mrs. Jetts~ two other chlldren are Brenda Kay, MYen. and Susan Jane, rive. Attending the party were Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Mrs. Roulh, Mrs. Helen Oscar Reynolds, =~d::. a:;:..~a::·F:-.; United Prellilflarlan clouroh Tueodoy, Doc. 3. at 110011- Following the potluck diMer 111 exchan&e of lliJia wao beld. The reauJ,u meeting wa1 eaadudod ~ tile proof-, Laura Pickens. 'lbe "Purp>H of tJplteel Prelbyterlan Women" waa read In unl- repll"towororead Uid OA>""'od. and a o:ollo<llm ~ '13 taken. Durlntlthe piecing of tht leaat coin, Racllel M<llrlde read Woe 10:30.$1 and Chrlol'o Friendohlp, followed ~ pra_yer. Mra. Pickens reed miaotonarleo to be pra_yod lor In Paldltan and ID artlcle on o Chrlltlan G I r I o • .• .~ semoit, Pearl Blll<e, Mra, Bodltle, ~­ AntloDIQ>, Mro. Hawldno, Mra. Cowan, Mro. JoaOI, Emma K. ClotworthY, Graco Frtllldl, Eve- •• - •l Jameo C i a - , WW!amKinl. Guests Attend Loqan Dinner and Klns. Guelta were welcomed from Racine, Chooltlro, ~. HarrtiiCIIIVIIIe, and MarleUa Chiptors. Mro. Mltcholl, a .JIOit matroD, presented Am 'l'bDmal with a post potroll'a Jewol, A alll WU pre-.cl to llobert Klns, put pdr<lll. A rod and sreon color ldleme wa1 carried out Ill the deccwa- beJd. Attendl QC bealdea BETHI!L 82; IIQrnatlonal Ordie, Mra. Elva Dalley, Mra. Car· dlr ol Jobs Dallllbtera, 7:30Mon- mon HaU, Mro. Marjorie Roollh, Mro. Ethel - · Mra. llcorotll1 Dural, lllra. Kathl- Word, Mra. In I.aWrenee, Mra. Esther Rrulh, Mro. COra lllltm, Mro. Gamet Mro. Asnoi Prloo. pera PlatDJ. Mr. 11111 Mr ~.. n. =-vld ~ Rl(ppreoe- Mrs. Ria• with a Thanlaotllvllll lable un._.,.nt olllsll Rowers. A lfondorfvl "Ill 33• 76' --••. • M lEST PHOTO ' o. R-•· will hold • milcellaMwl - er bosfmln1 at 7:30 p.m. Satur. doT at !be III'IDP hall In loonor a! Mr. and 'llrl. Lowell Qlth. rio. Frlonda of the cwple are lllvlled. mas dlmer prepared by Auxlllary at hall m HutiAmllt Ave., Pmneroy. Korean and Vfotnam veterana iDvtted to dinner 8..llld meotflll. AFTERNOON CmCLE, Heath United -~~~ Chur<b, soclol room, I p.m. Thurodoy, amual Christmas l101cheon followed by lllwv ~ &--+;,"""""" IIJ'OUP parUdpotlon prosram. PTA TO MEET BROAD RUN - The Broad Run PTA will meet Tueoda,y, G{P--TOTE De<. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. 0. H. Carder will lhOw olldes ~ tho Holy Land. 'lbe Plbli• Ia • ' FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT Invited. PLAN INSTAlLATION RACINE - lnllallallm ~ now olllcers lor Racine Lod&e No. 461 F&AM will be held Tueodoy nlllht duriJI« tho naulu meotflll to boglll at 7:30 p.m. llefresbmento wiU be IOl'Ved and all THE ORJGINAL STRETCH BOOT. EASY ON -· EASY OFF- NO FASTENERS. ' PUSH ANY ',.,. 'J ATTENDSMEEriNG ... )I POMEROY - Mra. vnmo PlkBooltmoblle the Oh lo Asoocdatlon meotflllln Columlouo at.the NeU Houae on December 6, ' Has Some Good Ideas For Christmas . DO YOU HAVE some paperback books you would like to get out of th.e way'? This is one oft h e items the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital wants for Its patients. . EVERYTHING AT SALE PRICES-TIL JANUARY 1st The Middleport Ladles Auxiliary of Feeney- Bennett Po1t 128, American Legion is hlndllng the collection. Just leave the books on the porch at 249 North Third, preferably before Thuradaywhen auxiliary members will be mak· ing the trip toChUiicothe for the Eighth District Christmas part;y. TWO HOLIDAY partie1 wUI be neld this week at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, of the eddie WCIDin't ClW ot tile S..rod H.n Cburoh Thuri- POMEROY - rm back to work, f71l and too pWo lat.r. Thlo Ia tact, DOt fteUon. Oa Frida)', Nov, 29, I atarted to [M1 not 10 JOOd. Satunil>' IIIOI'nllwl wu roollJ olo:k. NOIJ U. r•aonl pa.aa tbla an to you II lor ooe ancl aU to take IIQ 1IIPt at tho Ohio Power co. olllc:e. OO.r olfteen elected for 1969 care. Thl1 tla. bul: Is like llOihliW 1 have ever enc<Miltered. or Farmers Urged E...,.. tive vice presldeatt C. William Swank of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation laid Thurodoy Ianners are discouraged ••about this indu!!try of agriculture." "U any of you have these feelings get rid or them," SWank said in an adress to 50 local Fann Bureau leaders tLom Southwestern Ohio. "We are going to raise our alghts, work toward our goals and achieve them. uFarmera all over Ohio need to crawl off their tractor seat& and get involved in the middle ot things," SWank said "Just p~ ducirut more will not s<ive the farm problem. Fanners can help make decisions. They can study the tuues." Army to Turn WASIDNGTON (UPI) - The army announced plans Friday torelease before the end of1969allof 20,000 Army Notional Guanl Uld reserve troops who were called to active ducy early this year. Those who were aent to Viet.nam- about hall ~ the t<QIwlll be released 11 .rler the eompleUon or the normal une-year tour ot duty'" there, the anny Artificial or alive, fragrant enchanting, flowers add a special bit of spirit to lhe holidays! As a gilt, flowers carry your mer· ry message in a charmint way; lor your home, they add a colorful, festive air lo any room! Let our experts arranae them lor you. Our prices are always reasonable. •GRAVE BUfllETS •POINSEnJAS •HOUSE PUNTS .PROFF·ITTS WHOLESALE 'SPECIAL ·. ,."1. II you get her I Frigidaire Dlahwuher tor Christmas. Frigidaire's the brand with time-hOarding, work-saving 8Jtlra help built In, top to boHom. Look at the puahbuHons on the CUatom Imperial. lor Instance. Instant selection of""" cycles • . . from a hot, drenching pot-and-pan waah that'll clean oH eY8n her .. thickest richest spagheHI oauce .•. to a llhort wash that • • can make her dinner plates aparkle when comp111y • comIng. Let all lila help built Into a Frigidaire Dl-asher help her all ne•t year, and year11 after that ••• whUe you enloy more wlla and laoa hOusewife. Now fha(l a good deal. • · POMEROY - Food Items [or a Chrlotmaa buket lor a ,_iy family were oontributed by mem. bers of the Pomeroy Women•a Christian Temperance Uni.m &arlllg a meotflll Wednesday afternoon at the Pomer<ll' United Method! II Churt:b. A holldoy potluck pre<eded the meeting coodoeted bY Mro. Allen Hamptoo, president. Pra_yer b,y Mro. Hampton Uld IIJ'OIII> slnglns CII''O Little TOim of Bethlehem" opened the business aeslloa. A legislative report waa glven: by Miss Lucretia Genhelmer. who alao noted that a rum or a speaker wiD he preoented lllthelolelgs County ochools Ill JIIIIIIIU')', At ·l ONLY: :-·.-·. Rec.-S22U5 .. ; ". > ·sUITE • oNLY GREEN VINYl ·-" -~ s1-4·. gss.. . ...., . . . "" ..,_.: lttat caPf.City models let many tamlllel wath 1u1t onoe • MEROY FLOWER Phone 992-2039 Dar Ve~n Metet Free Deh••ry Pomeroy, 0. coutd None. da¥. Yours •ktd to...,. ••11•nd'1bl8tr: &-yar warranty up by Kelp G•naral MOIOI'I. ~'lh·,.rchooaef l.l•lnt . . . . Soft. HelplncMG•..... riiM . . .h 811 thOiCI Of lront·IOICierl. IOp-IOAderl, vndercounlttt. · t&M· ~.siSR Buv her a Frigidllin Dishwasher because ... frigidaire hothen to build in mare help. ' Member of Middleport Merch•ntt Gin-A-llAMA - --~ ··-·-·---··· --- ' HKt. yellow gold overlay. See our beautiful ~lee~ tion of this fine quality jewelry today. BROOCH ... ... $21.00 EARRINGS ..... $13.50 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave .. Gallipolis, 0. 446-2691 FOR I HER! I • " ' • l ; l• •• •• j.../ ·Tu-m ori the "Glitters" Bright lights for your holiday nlghtal Gala, glamourous glitters picking up glints ot gleaming gold, shimmers of soH silver, Beginning Monday, De(. - 9 . ~PEN EVERY .NIGHT UN-Tf(~ t:OO . •• '' and sprinkling them on a white Jacy pump with a sleek-slim heel, • trlm·tapered toe. What a lllrty, feminine way to glow all through the holiday aeuonl In Gold or Silver. Tho Mltching Handbog Seen in SEVENTEEN We Issue Gill Certificates * "A Gold Star Store" I . MAKE N. Y.C. YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERs ..... . fttw Yor,if:~_lothlnl House IN POii!RofiliR'o~u' • v!ARs·· . ..."~ ®IJ!. ~TMI SNI!i'• ~ ' Roses of delicately hand· C<Jrved genuine ivory. with finel y veined leaves in that Ume leaflets on temperance will aloo he dlatributod. A letter wu read rrom the American Councll 011 Alcohol Problems reporting the making <i a tUm showing the eaecta of drink. The 111m will be obown m telovlllkln. Due• wen collected at the lll8t'JIIIII!, Mra. Joe Cook presented the program using scripture rrom st. John 1: l-It. 9lo read a meditation oo Christmas aad alao pre-.cl a Chrlatmu slllry. Group lllnglng of ""A 9JDg in the Air" Uld prayer bY lllro. T, T. 9\elton c:onciOOod the mooting, 'Mrs. Slelton also gave grace before the potluck diD!er. Far The Sltep,lnl C.vtlltlct tf Cust•en. ••• • t.CU,P ltl;"\.' ~tn;:_ Ill._..,. C.ffeo,ot WE WffiE FLOWERS EVERY WHERE! W. Main St. ' UI<T. GOL.D OVERLAY .. .go after-sixing in "Lacy Lites" . ;i( 3-·PC L ORDER NOWI Mn. Millard M Dnxt~:h E.rrinp Food Brought for Basket WOW! Only 14 Shoppin& Days Til Cll'lsbnas You can get and ,_ ho. .ife Hor- . Reservists Out. WREATHS ·t to l The de luxe crepes, satinbact crepes, drapable woven sharkskins, silky kllit sharkskins, satin looks, silkUke looks, matte jerseys and doullle knits are the right fabrics for the new stinky, •winD look of the 408. - pre- ace Abbutt, 1he teac:ber. IDd the Rev. 111111 Mra. Raullln MDyer. In lieu ~ a cift e:rchanle, it Wll dec:ldocl to continuo the "Chriolmaa lD Jub'" .Pf0Jec.1: for the Mella CouiJt;J Cldldrea't EIDme. Plan1 were alto dlacuaaed •• to the pari willoh the cla11 - ploy fb tbarW Jtt'Oil"aiDI at , t h e Solilt._Nrn Ohio Meotal a.Ith • Slinky, Swingy Look Cuslom lmptlill DilhmotiUt, Model QIIY.CIMN Gllto ........ .: ' HOW ABOUT THFSE people thet have tholr Chrl•-· •hllwhV nntlhod 11111 gUll an wnpped. Aren't the7 the onea! Persomlly, 1 hlven"t elUted. Maybe I wW make it before the deadlbw, . Center. Now ir we should pt about tJro reetof •now 1 would Featured In a program pre. pared by Mra. Horace AlJbott KATIE really get In the mood. The Dally Sentinel staft hiS the olllce window decorated. and Mr 1. Ka1netb Scitea waa a Raolly, I lhauld "Y, Bob Hoeftlch has the wh- beautl!ull)' do.,.. lklt on a !yJII cal clue meeting night IQ'itten by Forreot Bachorated, with our aa&lltance. tel as 1 parody to ..The Night LAREN MAY WOLFE, young daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Larry Before Chrimnas." wotre, Racine, ts 1 patient lit Holzer Medical Center. Laren MaJ Guelta at the d1aner were two was admitted WedneJCiay evening. We hope you are well very aoon couples from the young married so you can enjoy the Chriatmaa aeaaon. clall of the ehurcb, Mr. and Mrs. Terl7 ()h)lnpr ond Mr. and Mrs. UNDERSTAND THE Big Bend MiMtrel party wu IJIIite ~~ Don Erwin. Decorations were cesstul Didn't make it myself, but from all reporta it waa really handled by Mra. Lowell Beaver, something. Had a card rrcn Olive Weber wiahing me well, and she Mrs. Charles Boyles, and Mrs. reported that the younger set looked really good; acted like per- Delores Lynch. Mrs. Charles feet angela, and were 1 credit to our genention. Winebrenner had charge of the Really · makes one reel great to knOw that most of our young gift presentation, and oo the food peoplt' look at ldppies about the same way as we. committee were Mrs . Arthur Hess, Mrs. Frank Herald, and Mr1. Harold Wolfe. Attending were Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolte, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mra. POMEROY - A visit !rom were given rellgious booklets Charles Winebremer, M r a. Santa, 11iJ1a and goodies, hlsh- and Christmas carol books. 'lbe Charles Boyles, Mr . and Mrs. llgbted a party lor 35 patlento Racine juniors cantrlbuted nut Frank Herald, Mr. and ·Mrs. at the Sontbeastem Ohio Men- eupa, candy, and cookies tor use Kenneth Scltes, Mrs. BtU Barttal Health center, Athens, stag- oo IIIIOther ward at the hoollital. ley, and the Rev . and Mrs. Moyed Thursday by the anriUary Decorated tl'ays of cand,y BDd er and daughter, Barbara. and junior units of Meigs Coun- an orange went to each patient, ty American Legion Polio. and tor the social hour, cookies, Portugal was once known as The party, plumed by M r o. Kooi-Aid, and homemade CbDdy Lusitania. Mary Martin, Elgbth District were served. Napkins decora~ community service ehairman, be- with Christmas seals were progan with carol llinglng led by one vided by the Pomeroy juniors. ol the patients and accompanied The Roaland aoxlll&r)' made a ~Mrs. Margaret Yoll ~theRa­ $10 oontrlbutloo to tho party, elne unit. Mrs. Iva Powell read while the other Willa provided the poems, ,.Chriltmas Bells" c:andy Uld other rolreshments. and a '"Merry Cbristmas•• and Auxillary members anisdng several or the guests sang and with the .l1llriY were Mrs. Marrecited poems. tin, Mrs. Erma Hendricks, Mrs. tn the role of Santa, M r s . Hazel Morris, Mrs. R o s a Geraldine Kessinger, Middleport Searles, Mra. Helen Kemedy, unit, arrived with gaily decor- Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. FAmated boxes of bath powder and le Brinker, and Mra.llarieBoyd. loot bags fllled with jewelry, The Janoary .l1llriY will be stag. t caney bars, gum, perfume, lip.. ad by the Athens unit, •• stick, handkerchie[s, and station~ Tuesday mtmbers of the to.al ery. The loot bags had been made aU:Xiliariea will ao to Atheaa to · by the Micldleport junior&. aolfll In wrlljll)ing rift• for tile Chrlotmas cards made by the patients. Two homdrod name tap Pomeroy junior unit alOOB with to go on ChrlJtmas packages have nut cups nued with candy were been made by the Junior ouxlldistributed to the ""men and they iary members. Ate • AITIFICAL ARRANGEMENTS •cENTER PIECES ePOtTED PUNTS .. IODDLEPORT - 'lbe Fidelia Clua hotlda>' dinner wu held 'llllrldl¥ nl&ht at tho Middleport Cbllr<b of Chrllt. · Patients Given Party To Be Involved said. About 10,000 will be released batore Oct. 31, 1969. The Army re•ervtsts, alq with 16,000 Air Force reservists ancl 1,600 ir<ln the NavY, were called \ll tor a awdmunr of two ,vears. I fever comea and it lta)rl. SO u.ae daJL Mro. Weloh tMnkod thotle who XENIA, Ohio (UPD - n. Ill precaution you can. My twat.nd 11 adll under the w..U.r and looka like he will be tor aeYWal master maiCils are invited. • j POMEROY - Mra. Cltherlno Welth wu ro-oloct.od preoldent assisted with the recent deanery daJ Jdtllll at tho l'lllllolW Ma- moetlow ~ !hoM wloO helped Ill cleaniiiK t h o chuff" lor . tho ...,.0 Temple Christmas seaiOIL TtJF.s>AY Named as hoatesaea tor the EASTERN BAND Booltera, January .meeting were M i 1 s Tuoodoy, 7 :30 p.m. Ill hlsh Chriattne Grueser, Mrs. John oc:hool. - · lll'llod to 111- Mitch, Mrs. Charles Radtord, land. Mrs. Richard Gress, and Mrs. IODDLEPORT Bulllneoo and Edwin Welorung. Profealloaal Women's c 1 u b, The program reatured a demTuoodoy, 7:30 p.m., home ~ onstration by Miss ADM Grace Mrs. Artlur Strauaa. Amual Torchiano the Ohio Power Co. Chrlotmal pa:V. on Christmas cu&toms around the TIIIJIISDAY world. XI GAMMA MIJ Cbopter, Refreshments or cookies and Sigma Phi Sotorlty, Chrlstmu coffee were served. LOGAN - Turke7- waa hold 'l'hlllbtllrillfl daJ at tile cn!CLE TO MEEI' boone of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Marlcm POMEROY - L)'dla Circle of Ria• ~ topa, 01o1o. tile l'lllllolW t1Dited Metllodlst Gueoto were Mr. anollfro. Law· Cbllroh win meet at tho renee Haoborgen 11111 am, oflleJ.. ct Mn. , _ Waltm, Mulborl'J pro: Mr. and Mra. Llndaey L)'- Holtlllla, tlllo ovlllfng. n-o wiD party, 6:30 p.m. Thilrld!Qo, at ona IIIII - IJioJo swan, 'Mr. IIIII . be a flllll achooP. Mri. 'Oocar llobcock, ~ 11a.. llofDt Reoort. Gift aou:bonp. PLAN SHOWER sar, and Mr. IIIII Mra. n.vld MEl~ DAV CHAPI'ER 63 at POMEROY AHred Griiii&O hall, 6:30p.m. Thurodoy, CbrllllRJao 11111 dausfoter, all ~ 'l'lt>- OliTFIT Only lor Mrl. Jaw- Wll ld -her only dluBioter. llr1. Allee Ada.ml. A ,Pl'CIIl'llll a! Cbrlotmuroad- cyn Lewlo, and 1o1ar1o Hawldns. Put patron~ preaented w e r e Ordllf' Now - ..._with--eo, tea 111111 .orteo. A 11ft excbaalo mUUon people . Dinner Held were Mn, 'lbomas Henneay, Jr., vice preaident; Mra. Hamer Gor· don, se«:retal')'; · Mba 01&& Pierout, treasurer. and Mrs. Georp by tho ftrot throutlh tho olxth Hargrave•, auditor • The lnltallation or oftlcera grodoo and Slllla will distribute was Ht lor Sundl.y, Jaaary S. a tre11t. ott- reoldoa In her homoploce thotle named nre Mra. ()pol Did- -am Mrs. BerUe Watts, Mrs. Ida Chlldo, Mrs. Audrey SWett, Mrs. Kathryn Erwin, Mrs. R e v a Beaoh, Mrs. Wendell Gerla<b, Holme&, ·~ Angel•a Wtah." Mrs. David Farmer, Mill FrBD- Uld Mylo HudiCXI, "The Heart ces Roush, Mn. Eleanor Loliae, Of Chrlltn188... Mrs. L, E. Reynolda, MiBI MilAlao, uMaklng ReadY F o r dred Bawley, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Christmas, u by Ada Slade., and Norman Yeauger, all members of .. Chrlllbnls,'~ b)'Cancb'Stetlbbta. the society, and Mrs. Nina Bland Miss Mumaw oaoeluded t h e of Akrm, daughter ~ Mrs. Cbll- program with ••Chrillmll DIY." ders. -·cb. China h&l the larpot Jallon of aay ullon 1ft the world, with 111 eltlmated , . rs Re-Elected povoro wu p n - ~ Yra. Mro. ~ Prlco preoldod at .• Fide/is Closs Mrs. Welsh -·for -""'". · Tbero- wao a"lfappf eord ouolloand- Uona. Mrs. Ma.ver prelfdod at the <:oflee aorvl<e. An lrJ'IIIItA Chrlotmu wao BIY- mont of rod Uld white c:amati'"'" on wltb the reading of Woe 2: - o d the retrellhment tahle. I..ZO 11.1< Frllllklo Mumaw, program chairman. Other reaA'np ware Chrlolmal Groednp, by INSTAMATIC Florecaee Potts; 1be L a • t 1 n 1 KODAK Chrlstmu Glfl, bY Hazel Clark; Mrs. Piekea• read •'Bona at 314 Bethlehem;" !lisle Fieber .. 1be Jncompulble Cbrlst;"· Mayme SchOOl there. . IJ' cW-fnl a - . . , a! tllo Wo- e. mat+sna will 11r1: JcllllJCIII SOcleiJ' of Chrlltlan llor- IIIICI Mrl. - - IIIY!ullllo lll!IDAY _ IOCI'Oior711111._u. EXECUTIVE C<mml-, tolloiof UnltodMra. l!tbol .-..., llor dlooon P.T.A., 8:30 Moo\da1 Chur<ll hold at lllo of Mro. Don.-..... ...VIIIICI-aob'- nlcht, P•rl Sl. Elomontlory Followlir a to Mro. 1111 her , _ hoQitall-. School. Rqu1ar P. T.A. mooU.. J - ~ Mro. Rutl! l!llorlbach, 'lbe -ual Chrlllmu_.., Ia pos1p00od 1111111 Doc. 16, 7:30 MrL Johallin I!OI'l'ledllla blrat- at tile dlur<b Wll -<od far p.m. In the Mlddloport H I I h School awlttorlwn wheD Chrla~ daJ -inlcrlbod''llqprBirlh- Dec:. U. Mra. Johni4XI aerved nJ!IIberry mas program will be presented - · Mrl. Jnett, 12" u 1he ,_.1 • mat...;... r.:., - SllnliiJI, J:)e(ember B. 19S8 FOR MEN____ ~ ___ ..$5e 95 BAKER ' J-. nor.-. ... banorod- a IIIJI'III'hepot· POMEROY - MrL Fnncea 91 l'llll'l ol4 ma1a . Chapter, and Jomes Soul oil)', past patron, received a gUt trom the PT. PLEASANT - The annual Christmas party of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 594, will be held on Dec. 15 at 4 p. m. The organit.ation will furnish the ham ard turkey and each member is asked to bring a cO\'ered dish and 1 $2 gift for a Rift exchange llltt.ll· tn ute ..t•emng. J-lusbarlls are invited as special guests. Dorma Rhodes of Vinton, Ohio, was initiated a s a new member of the~ -ctnu: Swllher, .....,..., and Ro11ort Euv- ~-o. Kf1111 -nel.l.lnlblo tobopno- stalllq Chlploill;-c-and ent .,;., Be•lie JUnl, Wbo will be B«dlh Jmea, lnlti~"DI mar.. lnliallod 11 llartha at 1 Ieier oballo; EmmaKQCWiiorlll),ln· date. atalllnlarpnlot; Romallawklno, ~ -~-. ChoKathleen,_ HI'Vodaotho lnatalllnr - r : Kotlu1n IIJt.. 001 1 wua ..v n•wvu, P&O •.r chelJ inl&allinl: IMDtiiMI; and Iller, wortiU' patron; Uncia Ma7Paul• Darnell, lmtUal mulhall. or, aoooclate matr<lll; Paul Dar- c e d ...... IWda 1,\;lclde nell, aaooclate potroo; Ba Dar· a! Cbo~ _.., sraad m&• nell, oecrotam Lettie Rrulh, troD far Dlotrlct 21, and Con treallll'OI'; Mari4'n WUc:ox, ...,_ Webb Bacino put dopJIJ .JI'OIId Joneveo Cholher, ... Aloo._ced if ere ooc1a1e -ctres•: Am 'lbOmwortiU' - . ar Ennp11 as chaplain; WUIIam King, marSYRACUSE, - Ten membero Cbopter - . . . V..,.,.., llhal: Jonlce Glbbs,organlot;Bot- ~tile EmU,y Mloolnn&ry Circle Mabel Heloa Repolda EvanpUno cb8ptor 112 Order the Eutom Star ~ - c:Ucted Tburldi..Y at t h e Mlddl rt Ma"'""c Tomple ~od were RooomiT¥. L)'- . ~ The SWdl.)' Tllntl • Stndrwl, ·• 92- Y~ar-0/d Honored lap,_., IIIII Ev·•- POMEROY - Mrl. Roberta llllllalllnc oentlnel. Linda GuinK. Mlndlln&, general lll'8lld ehop- ther ancl Dori1 Ewiq MrYed u ter chairman cl the ~on­ aunlbine pages. A YGC&l duet al Temple FIO!d, and post srand wao pre-.cl ~ Mar)' VIrginmatron t1 Oblo. was the laJtall- Ia Koutz Uld Carolyn 'fllolllal. A put matron's pin was pre~ J.na otncer ror the lnltallatioo Hll&ed to Yra. OIJver b.Y Mn. ~ 1969olllceroofl'llmeroyChap. Soolo~ on behalf ~ I'Omer<>J ter 186, Order of the Eall1enl star . - SHOE ,, .• "lolloWie af ~ llock" .., "-it\oi~J 0,.. fd .. MI... "' 9 - 0,.. All lleJ . i ••• • ' t !• ::• •• I i �1(1 _ 1be .SUrday Times - Sentinel, Sunda.7, December 8, 1968 Annual Installation Held Install Officers ·~DLEMRT AmW In- Bulb· Naomi King, Ellllor: Ma- lllotolllnr olllcor. s.owuallllll~ • El ·~ od .... lblllatlon ol new omcera f o r r1e Pickala, eeta; ~-·-· VJ _,fY' IAWII'Dln......w..lll... tDO. Inlltalled worthy matron a n d wort.h,y pa.tnln ofthe chapter were Dorotlly and Albert Woodard. 0111· er oft'icers Installed were Evelyn Laming, aoooclate matron: Thomas Edwards, a111oclate patron; Elsie Smith, secretarYi DorothY wm. treasurer; Mabel GoegleJn, associate conductress; the Rev . Glen Hiles, chaplain; BeUe lW.es, organist. Judy JeweU, Adah; Dorinda Wilson, Esther; Clara 9Je Soulsby, Martha; Edna Slusher, EJecta; Helen Hubbard. warder; and Denzel Goeglein, sentinel. To be installed at a later date are &le Zirkle, conductress, a n d Charlotte DWard, Ruth. Kathryn Oliver and J a m e 8 Soulsby, worthy matron and pa tron of the chapter, presided in the opening ritual . Mrs. ouver extended a welcome to the members and guests. Welcomed and escorted to seats ln the East in addition to Mrs. Mindling was .'\gnes Wolfe, deputy grand matrm of District 25. Dlstlnguished Masons presented were Theo smith, Dale Smith, James Soulsby, Thomas Edwards and Albert Woodward. Assistiru: with the installation were Ella Smith and Dale smith, installlnr grand marshalls; Florence Tracy, installing organistj Caddie \\1 i ckham , l.llstalli ng cnapla:in: Maud Grueser. installiiU!: con· duetress; James Soulsby, instal· ling warder: $1M '~'hpn Smith chopter . Mr. Uld Mrs. Woodard prerose corsages or boutonnieres. An arrangement al r~ roses centered the refreahmeM table which was COYered with red nett:tng over white. Mabel Goegleln presided at. the eoftee service, and Mrs. Oliver J)OW'ed t h e punch. Sening on the refreshment committee were Thelma Dill and Marla Foster, CO·dl&ir- Given for Set Annual Party With Nothi1111ln Either W The invention Is called Rx-1110 and Is the result of 33 years of experience by Otarlon's Pruldent. It Is made possible by a marvelous transistor, 1 develop. men! of the Bell Telepbone LaboralorielHIImllar to o- . In U.S. satellites. It IJ created oc1 "1Y..... j------ ------by the lnvenlon .Technique" con 1 D~TION of the -ld'1 ducts s 'V u n d I ftrst eyeglus smoothly through I L.SALLE Hotel hearing ald. ThOUII8nds of people may now enjoy the advantages of helll'inll again with a patented lllventlon lbat ha! NO buttons, NO tubel, NO wires, NO bulty batteries. Instead of forcing ampllllecl soond through !lte lmpalftd nuler or mid(lle eor, the patent- The Rx-1110 fl 1ru1y a dramatile "hearing ce"'l 2 P.M. -- 5 P .M.. malic step !crIer.'' the lllner I ASK FOR MR. DILES Wlll'd In beartna ear! Wear It Uld I ... _ _ , Vero aid technoi"'Y. challenge Aadfo.Vflulo II W. Ualoa II not only lrlend to 1 Alloeno 0 1:5'1111 lbrlnp you a tell H's a hear 1 ~ -.Titl j'ihrUJJng n ow lng altl. ·-------------J~d of oound, For thousands thil new bone 1 but a11o the privacy and contile mastolcl ..,..1 1\IIDI)LEfORT cess directly to: WED., DEC. 11 your: can MRS. MARGE WALBURN, loll, aad MrL FlY wanace, """lblt 1 ....U portion of the handmade articles to be olfered for aale Tueadly when woin,en of the Middleport Firat United Presbyterian Church stage their annual Cbrlstmas Bazaar It the church. 'The sale wW begin at nooTL Women of Moose NOWI YOU MAY RAGAIN · conduetioft method may prove venience you have waoted. U to be the best pooslble way to 1 you'd like to know more hear next to nature's own ears. this patented Listener and diiF..- many, even this new tech- cover ~ it may help yoo, wtth Rique may not be the 8lliWef, I oo coat or obligation. write to You InUit try It If you ano"""" day to Otarton Electronlco. to know. Inc., Bo• A-1, I Westerly Road, 08slnlng, N, Y, 101111. f irst Dinner Third Daughter's Surprise is nan1e from the fact that thE scar left on the twig where a leaf stem has f a II e n off resembles a horse's hoof. Circle Ho /ds ty Maples, Adah; Farle Komody, meo. Tbe horse cnestnut gets ih u.- ductre••• &ented each of the incoming and outgoing ofticers with red velvet Mrs. Childers Christmas will be a little late this year for the Dwight Wallace family or Middleport- but wt.t a happy reunion it "ill bel In VletD.m for a year, Alan is expected to leiVe there Dec. 31. No fret for the Wall•ces; they'll just postpone everything until he arrives. On the 31st Alan will lave been there • year to the dt.y Is an operating room technician at the DeNarc Hospital. And while the Wall&ces celebrate late, another Mldclleport CamUy will be having Its Chrisbnas early. Kevin and Christy Smith, whose Athens, by claases of the Middlemother, Kathern Roush Smith, is port Churcb of Christ. Tuesday night the Homebuilda patient at Mount Carmel Hospita! in Columbus, will, hope tully, ers Class wlll stage a party for have Christmas at their mother' s 30 men and women in the acute bedside. The children are tern- intensive care unit at tile hospi· porarily living here witll their taL Wednesday night the youth grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. AJ. grO\IP will entertain the 21 youngbert Roush. They wiU be taken sters who reside in the children's to Columbus the weekend before cottage at the hospital. Christmas. Kathern had expected to be home for the holidays, but complications now prohibit this. She has had extensive surgery twice in the past 10 weeks for a rheumatoid arthritic con:Jition or her legs. CERTAINLY THE person who found the billfold -.jth $40 In It belonging to Mrs. T~ Berry couldn't have needed the motley more than she, what with CJ\riat~ mas just around the corner, and two youngsters. Perhaps the tinder would like to return the money. It can be mailed to Mrs. Ber· ry at Middl~ort. MIDDLEPORT - A surprise .l1llriY hooorlng Mrs. Minerva Chlklers on her 94th birthc:IQ anniversary was staged Frida3 night by the Phllathea Society ~ the Middleport Church of Christ at the home other daughter, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. A gift from the society was presented to Mrs. Childers by Mrs. Nora Rlee, president. ~e wu also given several cards and 'a decorated cake. Refreshments of punch, cookies, and co1fee were servedfrom a table oovered with a Christmas cloth and centered with a holiday arrangement. Mrs. L. E. Reynolds served the pmch, and Mrs. Rice presided at the silver coffee service. Birth Announced POMEROY - Mr. and Mro. Jemlnp c. Jell of Mlnerovlne ..,.. amounctng the blr1ll of their third daughter, Nov, 27, at the Pleasant Vslley Hol!lltal, Point Pleasant. The baby weighed 1 e v e n pOllbia, 13 ounces aDd hal been named Jane Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Seldm E. Baker, Sr., Pomeroy, Uld Wldrley D, Jell o! Clio, W. Va., are the grandparents. Mra. Oma JBtt of Clendenin, W. VL Is a poternalsreat;lr8ndmotl>eMr. and Mrs. Jetts~ two other chlldren are Brenda Kay, MYen. and Susan Jane, rive. Attending the party were Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Mrs. Roulh, Mrs. Helen Oscar Reynolds, =~d::. a:;:..~a::·F:-.; United Prellilflarlan clouroh Tueodoy, Doc. 3. at 110011- Following the potluck diMer 111 exchan&e of lliJia wao beld. The reauJ,u meeting wa1 eaadudod ~ tile proof-, Laura Pickens. 'lbe "Purp>H of tJplteel Prelbyterlan Women" waa read In unl- repll"towororead Uid OA>""'od. and a o:ollo<llm ~ '13 taken. Durlntlthe piecing of tht leaat coin, Racllel M<llrlde read Woe 10:30.$1 and Chrlol'o Friendohlp, followed ~ pra_yer. Mra. Pickens reed miaotonarleo to be pra_yod lor In Paldltan and ID artlcle on o Chrlltlan G I r I o • .• .~ semoit, Pearl Blll<e, Mra, Bodltle, ~­ AntloDIQ>, Mro. Hawldno, Mra. Cowan, Mro. JoaOI, Emma K. ClotworthY, Graco Frtllldl, Eve- •• - •l Jameo C i a - , WW!amKinl. Guests Attend Loqan Dinner and Klns. Guelta were welcomed from Racine, Chooltlro, ~. HarrtiiCIIIVIIIe, and MarleUa Chiptors. Mro. Mltcholl, a .JIOit matroD, presented Am 'l'bDmal with a post potroll'a Jewol, A alll WU pre-.cl to llobert Klns, put pdr<lll. A rod and sreon color ldleme wa1 carried out Ill the deccwa- beJd. Attendl QC bealdea BETHI!L 82; IIQrnatlonal Ordie, Mra. Elva Dalley, Mra. Car· dlr ol Jobs Dallllbtera, 7:30Mon- mon HaU, Mro. Marjorie Roollh, Mro. Ethel - · Mra. llcorotll1 Dural, lllra. Kathl- Word, Mra. In I.aWrenee, Mra. Esther Rrulh, Mro. COra lllltm, Mro. Gamet Mro. Asnoi Prloo. pera PlatDJ. Mr. 11111 Mr ~.. n. =-vld ~ Rl(ppreoe- Mrs. Ria• with a Thanlaotllvllll lable un._.,.nt olllsll Rowers. A lfondorfvl "Ill 33• 76' --••. • M lEST PHOTO ' o. R-•· will hold • milcellaMwl - er bosfmln1 at 7:30 p.m. Satur. doT at !be III'IDP hall In loonor a! Mr. and 'llrl. Lowell Qlth. rio. Frlonda of the cwple are lllvlled. mas dlmer prepared by Auxlllary at hall m HutiAmllt Ave., Pmneroy. Korean and Vfotnam veterana iDvtted to dinner 8..llld meotflll. AFTERNOON CmCLE, Heath United -~~~ Chur<b, soclol room, I p.m. Thurodoy, amual Christmas l101cheon followed by lllwv ~ &--+;,"""""" IIJ'OUP parUdpotlon prosram. PTA TO MEET BROAD RUN - The Broad Run PTA will meet Tueoda,y, G{P--TOTE De<. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. 0. H. Carder will lhOw olldes ~ tho Holy Land. 'lbe Plbli• Ia • ' FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT Invited. PLAN INSTAlLATION RACINE - lnllallallm ~ now olllcers lor Racine Lod&e No. 461 F&AM will be held Tueodoy nlllht duriJI« tho naulu meotflll to boglll at 7:30 p.m. llefresbmento wiU be IOl'Ved and all THE ORJGINAL STRETCH BOOT. EASY ON -· EASY OFF- NO FASTENERS. ' PUSH ANY ',.,. 'J ATTENDSMEEriNG ... )I POMEROY - Mra. vnmo PlkBooltmoblle the Oh lo Asoocdatlon meotflllln Columlouo at.the NeU Houae on December 6, ' Has Some Good Ideas For Christmas . DO YOU HAVE some paperback books you would like to get out of th.e way'? This is one oft h e items the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital wants for Its patients. . EVERYTHING AT SALE PRICES-TIL JANUARY 1st The Middleport Ladles Auxiliary of Feeney- Bennett Po1t 128, American Legion is hlndllng the collection. Just leave the books on the porch at 249 North Third, preferably before Thuradaywhen auxiliary members will be mak· ing the trip toChUiicothe for the Eighth District Christmas part;y. TWO HOLIDAY partie1 wUI be neld this week at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, of the eddie WCIDin't ClW ot tile S..rod H.n Cburoh Thuri- POMEROY - rm back to work, f71l and too pWo lat.r. Thlo Ia tact, DOt fteUon. Oa Frida)', Nov, 29, I atarted to [M1 not 10 JOOd. Satunil>' IIIOI'nllwl wu roollJ olo:k. NOIJ U. r•aonl pa.aa tbla an to you II lor ooe ancl aU to take IIQ 1IIPt at tho Ohio Power co. olllc:e. OO.r olfteen elected for 1969 care. Thl1 tla. bul: Is like llOihliW 1 have ever enc<Miltered. or Farmers Urged E...,.. tive vice presldeatt C. William Swank of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation laid Thurodoy Ianners are discouraged ••about this indu!!try of agriculture." "U any of you have these feelings get rid or them," SWank said in an adress to 50 local Fann Bureau leaders tLom Southwestern Ohio. "We are going to raise our alghts, work toward our goals and achieve them. uFarmera all over Ohio need to crawl off their tractor seat& and get involved in the middle ot things," SWank said "Just p~ ducirut more will not s<ive the farm problem. Fanners can help make decisions. They can study the tuues." Army to Turn WASIDNGTON (UPI) - The army announced plans Friday torelease before the end of1969allof 20,000 Army Notional Guanl Uld reserve troops who were called to active ducy early this year. Those who were aent to Viet.nam- about hall ~ the t<QIwlll be released 11 .rler the eompleUon or the normal une-year tour ot duty'" there, the anny Artificial or alive, fragrant enchanting, flowers add a special bit of spirit to lhe holidays! As a gilt, flowers carry your mer· ry message in a charmint way; lor your home, they add a colorful, festive air lo any room! Let our experts arranae them lor you. Our prices are always reasonable. •GRAVE BUfllETS •POINSEnJAS •HOUSE PUNTS .PROFF·ITTS WHOLESALE 'SPECIAL ·. ,."1. II you get her I Frigidaire Dlahwuher tor Christmas. Frigidaire's the brand with time-hOarding, work-saving 8Jtlra help built In, top to boHom. Look at the puahbuHons on the CUatom Imperial. lor Instance. Instant selection of""" cycles • . . from a hot, drenching pot-and-pan waah that'll clean oH eY8n her .. thickest richest spagheHI oauce .•. to a llhort wash that • • can make her dinner plates aparkle when comp111y • comIng. Let all lila help built Into a Frigidaire Dl-asher help her all ne•t year, and year11 after that ••• whUe you enloy more wlla and laoa hOusewife. Now fha(l a good deal. • · POMEROY - Food Items [or a Chrlotmaa buket lor a ,_iy family were oontributed by mem. bers of the Pomeroy Women•a Christian Temperance Uni.m &arlllg a meotflll Wednesday afternoon at the Pomer<ll' United Method! II Churt:b. A holldoy potluck pre<eded the meeting coodoeted bY Mro. Allen Hamptoo, president. Pra_yer b,y Mro. Hampton Uld IIJ'OIII> slnglns CII''O Little TOim of Bethlehem" opened the business aeslloa. A legislative report waa glven: by Miss Lucretia Genhelmer. who alao noted that a rum or a speaker wiD he preoented lllthelolelgs County ochools Ill JIIIIIIIU')', At ·l ONLY: :-·.-·. Rec.-S22U5 .. ; ". > ·sUITE • oNLY GREEN VINYl ·-" -~ s1-4·. gss.. . ...., . . . "" ..,_.: lttat caPf.City models let many tamlllel wath 1u1t onoe • MEROY FLOWER Phone 992-2039 Dar Ve~n Metet Free Deh••ry Pomeroy, 0. coutd None. da¥. Yours •ktd to...,. ••11•nd'1bl8tr: &-yar warranty up by Kelp G•naral MOIOI'I. ~'lh·,.rchooaef l.l•lnt . . . . Soft. HelplncMG•..... riiM . . .h 811 thOiCI Of lront·IOICierl. IOp-IOAderl, vndercounlttt. · t&M· ~.siSR Buv her a Frigidllin Dishwasher because ... frigidaire hothen to build in mare help. ' Member of Middleport Merch•ntt Gin-A-llAMA - --~ ··-·-·---··· --- ' HKt. yellow gold overlay. See our beautiful ~lee~ tion of this fine quality jewelry today. BROOCH ... ... $21.00 EARRINGS ..... $13.50 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave .. Gallipolis, 0. 446-2691 FOR I HER! I • " ' • l ; l• •• •• j.../ ·Tu-m ori the "Glitters" Bright lights for your holiday nlghtal Gala, glamourous glitters picking up glints ot gleaming gold, shimmers of soH silver, Beginning Monday, De(. - 9 . ~PEN EVERY .NIGHT UN-Tf(~ t:OO . •• '' and sprinkling them on a white Jacy pump with a sleek-slim heel, • trlm·tapered toe. What a lllrty, feminine way to glow all through the holiday aeuonl In Gold or Silver. Tho Mltching Handbog Seen in SEVENTEEN We Issue Gill Certificates * "A Gold Star Store" I . MAKE N. Y.C. YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERs ..... . fttw Yor,if:~_lothlnl House IN POii!RofiliR'o~u' • v!ARs·· . ..."~ ®IJ!. ~TMI SNI!i'• ~ ' Roses of delicately hand· C<Jrved genuine ivory. with finel y veined leaves in that Ume leaflets on temperance will aloo he dlatributod. A letter wu read rrom the American Councll 011 Alcohol Problems reporting the making <i a tUm showing the eaecta of drink. The 111m will be obown m telovlllkln. Due• wen collected at the lll8t'JIIIII!, Mra. Joe Cook presented the program using scripture rrom st. John 1: l-It. 9lo read a meditation oo Christmas aad alao pre-.cl a Chrlatmu slllry. Group lllnglng of ""A 9JDg in the Air" Uld prayer bY lllro. T, T. 9\elton c:onciOOod the mooting, 'Mrs. Slelton also gave grace before the potluck diD!er. Far The Sltep,lnl C.vtlltlct tf Cust•en. ••• • t.CU,P ltl;"\.' ~tn;:_ Ill._..,. C.ffeo,ot WE WffiE FLOWERS EVERY WHERE! W. Main St. ' UI<T. GOL.D OVERLAY .. .go after-sixing in "Lacy Lites" . ;i( 3-·PC L ORDER NOWI Mn. Millard M Dnxt~:h E.rrinp Food Brought for Basket WOW! Only 14 Shoppin& Days Til Cll'lsbnas You can get and ,_ ho. .ife Hor- . Reservists Out. WREATHS ·t to l The de luxe crepes, satinbact crepes, drapable woven sharkskins, silky kllit sharkskins, satin looks, silkUke looks, matte jerseys and doullle knits are the right fabrics for the new stinky, •winD look of the 408. - pre- ace Abbutt, 1he teac:ber. IDd the Rev. 111111 Mra. Raullln MDyer. In lieu ~ a cift e:rchanle, it Wll dec:ldocl to continuo the "Chriolmaa lD Jub'" .Pf0Jec.1: for the Mella CouiJt;J Cldldrea't EIDme. Plan1 were alto dlacuaaed •• to the pari willoh the cla11 - ploy fb tbarW Jtt'Oil"aiDI at , t h e Solilt._Nrn Ohio Meotal a.Ith • Slinky, Swingy Look Cuslom lmptlill DilhmotiUt, Model QIIY.CIMN Gllto ........ .: ' HOW ABOUT THFSE people thet have tholr Chrl•-· •hllwhV nntlhod 11111 gUll an wnpped. Aren't the7 the onea! Persomlly, 1 hlven"t elUted. Maybe I wW make it before the deadlbw, . Center. Now ir we should pt about tJro reetof •now 1 would Featured In a program pre. pared by Mra. Horace AlJbott KATIE really get In the mood. The Dally Sentinel staft hiS the olllce window decorated. and Mr 1. Ka1netb Scitea waa a Raolly, I lhauld "Y, Bob Hoeftlch has the wh- beautl!ull)' do.,.. lklt on a !yJII cal clue meeting night IQ'itten by Forreot Bachorated, with our aa&lltance. tel as 1 parody to ..The Night LAREN MAY WOLFE, young daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Larry Before Chrimnas." wotre, Racine, ts 1 patient lit Holzer Medical Center. Laren MaJ Guelta at the d1aner were two was admitted WedneJCiay evening. We hope you are well very aoon couples from the young married so you can enjoy the Chriatmaa aeaaon. clall of the ehurcb, Mr. and Mrs. Terl7 ()h)lnpr ond Mr. and Mrs. UNDERSTAND THE Big Bend MiMtrel party wu IJIIite ~~ Don Erwin. Decorations were cesstul Didn't make it myself, but from all reporta it waa really handled by Mra. Lowell Beaver, something. Had a card rrcn Olive Weber wiahing me well, and she Mrs. Charles Boyles, and Mrs. reported that the younger set looked really good; acted like per- Delores Lynch. Mrs. Charles feet angela, and were 1 credit to our genention. Winebrenner had charge of the Really · makes one reel great to knOw that most of our young gift presentation, and oo the food peoplt' look at ldppies about the same way as we. committee were Mrs . Arthur Hess, Mrs. Frank Herald, and Mr1. Harold Wolfe. Attending were Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolte, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mra. POMEROY - A visit !rom were given rellgious booklets Charles Winebremer, M r a. Santa, 11iJ1a and goodies, hlsh- and Christmas carol books. 'lbe Charles Boyles, Mr . and Mrs. llgbted a party lor 35 patlento Racine juniors cantrlbuted nut Frank Herald, Mr. and ·Mrs. at the Sontbeastem Ohio Men- eupa, candy, and cookies tor use Kenneth Scltes, Mrs. BtU Barttal Health center, Athens, stag- oo IIIIOther ward at the hoollital. ley, and the Rev . and Mrs. Moyed Thursday by the anriUary Decorated tl'ays of cand,y BDd er and daughter, Barbara. and junior units of Meigs Coun- an orange went to each patient, ty American Legion Polio. and tor the social hour, cookies, Portugal was once known as The party, plumed by M r o. Kooi-Aid, and homemade CbDdy Lusitania. Mary Martin, Elgbth District were served. Napkins decora~ community service ehairman, be- with Christmas seals were progan with carol llinglng led by one vided by the Pomeroy juniors. ol the patients and accompanied The Roaland aoxlll&r)' made a ~Mrs. Margaret Yoll ~theRa­ $10 oontrlbutloo to tho party, elne unit. Mrs. Iva Powell read while the other Willa provided the poems, ,.Chriltmas Bells" c:andy Uld other rolreshments. and a '"Merry Cbristmas•• and Auxillary members anisdng several or the guests sang and with the .l1llriY were Mrs. Marrecited poems. tin, Mrs. Erma Hendricks, Mrs. tn the role of Santa, M r s . Hazel Morris, Mrs. R o s a Geraldine Kessinger, Middleport Searles, Mra. Helen Kemedy, unit, arrived with gaily decor- Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. FAmated boxes of bath powder and le Brinker, and Mra.llarieBoyd. loot bags fllled with jewelry, The Janoary .l1llriY will be stag. t caney bars, gum, perfume, lip.. ad by the Athens unit, •• stick, handkerchie[s, and station~ Tuesday mtmbers of the to.al ery. The loot bags had been made aU:Xiliariea will ao to Atheaa to · by the Micldleport junior&. aolfll In wrlljll)ing rift• for tile Chrlotmas cards made by the patients. Two homdrod name tap Pomeroy junior unit alOOB with to go on ChrlJtmas packages have nut cups nued with candy were been made by the Junior ouxlldistributed to the ""men and they iary members. Ate • AITIFICAL ARRANGEMENTS •cENTER PIECES ePOtTED PUNTS .. IODDLEPORT - 'lbe Fidelia Clua hotlda>' dinner wu held 'llllrldl¥ nl&ht at tho Middleport Cbllr<b of Chrllt. · Patients Given Party To Be Involved said. About 10,000 will be released batore Oct. 31, 1969. The Army re•ervtsts, alq with 16,000 Air Force reservists ancl 1,600 ir<ln the NavY, were called \ll tor a awdmunr of two ,vears. I fever comea and it lta)rl. SO u.ae daJL Mro. Weloh tMnkod thotle who XENIA, Ohio (UPD - n. Ill precaution you can. My twat.nd 11 adll under the w..U.r and looka like he will be tor aeYWal master maiCils are invited. • j POMEROY - Mra. Cltherlno Welth wu ro-oloct.od preoldent assisted with the recent deanery daJ Jdtllll at tho l'lllllolW Ma- moetlow ~ !hoM wloO helped Ill cleaniiiK t h o chuff" lor . tho ...,.0 Temple Christmas seaiOIL TtJF.s>AY Named as hoatesaea tor the EASTERN BAND Booltera, January .meeting were M i 1 s Tuoodoy, 7 :30 p.m. Ill hlsh Chriattne Grueser, Mrs. John oc:hool. - · lll'llod to 111- Mitch, Mrs. Charles Radtord, land. Mrs. Richard Gress, and Mrs. IODDLEPORT Bulllneoo and Edwin Welorung. Profealloaal Women's c 1 u b, The program reatured a demTuoodoy, 7:30 p.m., home ~ onstration by Miss ADM Grace Mrs. Artlur Strauaa. Amual Torchiano the Ohio Power Co. Chrlotmal pa:V. on Christmas cu&toms around the TIIIJIISDAY world. XI GAMMA MIJ Cbopter, Refreshments or cookies and Sigma Phi Sotorlty, Chrlstmu coffee were served. LOGAN - Turke7- waa hold 'l'hlllbtllrillfl daJ at tile cn!CLE TO MEEI' boone of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Marlcm POMEROY - L)'dla Circle of Ria• ~ topa, 01o1o. tile l'lllllolW t1Dited Metllodlst Gueoto were Mr. anollfro. Law· Cbllroh win meet at tho renee Haoborgen 11111 am, oflleJ.. ct Mn. , _ Waltm, Mulborl'J pro: Mr. and Mra. Llndaey L)'- Holtlllla, tlllo ovlllfng. n-o wiD party, 6:30 p.m. Thilrld!Qo, at ona IIIII - IJioJo swan, 'Mr. IIIII . be a flllll achooP. Mri. 'Oocar llobcock, ~ 11a.. llofDt Reoort. Gift aou:bonp. PLAN SHOWER sar, and Mr. IIIII Mra. n.vld MEl~ DAV CHAPI'ER 63 at POMEROY AHred Griiii&O hall, 6:30p.m. Thurodoy, CbrllllRJao 11111 dausfoter, all ~ 'l'lt>- OliTFIT Only lor Mrl. Jaw- Wll ld -her only dluBioter. llr1. Allee Ada.ml. A ,Pl'CIIl'llll a! Cbrlotmuroad- cyn Lewlo, and 1o1ar1o Hawldns. Put patron~ preaented w e r e Ordllf' Now - ..._with--eo, tea 111111 .orteo. A 11ft excbaalo mUUon people . Dinner Held were Mn, 'lbomas Henneay, Jr., vice preaident; Mra. Hamer Gor· don, se«:retal')'; · Mba 01&& Pierout, treasurer. and Mrs. Georp by tho ftrot throutlh tho olxth Hargrave•, auditor • The lnltallation or oftlcera grodoo and Slllla will distribute was Ht lor Sundl.y, Jaaary S. a tre11t. ott- reoldoa In her homoploce thotle named nre Mra. ()pol Did- -am Mrs. BerUe Watts, Mrs. Ida Chlldo, Mrs. Audrey SWett, Mrs. Kathryn Erwin, Mrs. R e v a Beaoh, Mrs. Wendell Gerla<b, Holme&, ·~ Angel•a Wtah." Mrs. David Farmer, Mill FrBD- Uld Mylo HudiCXI, "The Heart ces Roush, Mn. Eleanor Loliae, Of Chrlltn188... Mrs. L, E. Reynolda, MiBI MilAlao, uMaklng ReadY F o r dred Bawley, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Christmas, u by Ada Slade., and Norman Yeauger, all members of .. Chrlllbnls,'~ b)'Cancb'Stetlbbta. the society, and Mrs. Nina Bland Miss Mumaw oaoeluded t h e of Akrm, daughter ~ Mrs. Cbll- program with ••Chrillmll DIY." ders. -·cb. China h&l the larpot Jallon of aay ullon 1ft the world, with 111 eltlmated , . rs Re-Elected povoro wu p n - ~ Yra. Mro. ~ Prlco preoldod at .• Fide/is Closs Mrs. Welsh -·for -""'". · Tbero- wao a"lfappf eord ouolloand- Uona. Mrs. Ma.ver prelfdod at the <:oflee aorvl<e. An lrJ'IIIItA Chrlotmu wao BIY- mont of rod Uld white c:amati'"'" on wltb the reading of Woe 2: - o d the retrellhment tahle. I..ZO 11.1< Frllllklo Mumaw, program chairman. Other reaA'np ware Chrlolmal Groednp, by INSTAMATIC Florecaee Potts; 1be L a • t 1 n 1 KODAK Chrlstmu Glfl, bY Hazel Clark; Mrs. Piekea• read •'Bona at 314 Bethlehem;" !lisle Fieber .. 1be Jncompulble Cbrlst;"· Mayme SchOOl there. . IJ' cW-fnl a - . . , a! tllo Wo- e. mat+sna will 11r1: JcllllJCIII SOcleiJ' of Chrlltlan llor- IIIICI Mrl. - - IIIY!ullllo lll!IDAY _ IOCI'Oior711111._u. EXECUTIVE C<mml-, tolloiof UnltodMra. l!tbol .-..., llor dlooon P.T.A., 8:30 Moo\da1 Chur<ll hold at lllo of Mro. Don.-..... ...VIIIICI-aob'- nlcht, P•rl Sl. Elomontlory Followlir a to Mro. 1111 her , _ hoQitall-. School. Rqu1ar P. T.A. mooU.. J - ~ Mro. Rutl! l!llorlbach, 'lbe -ual Chrlllmu_.., Ia pos1p00od 1111111 Doc. 16, 7:30 MrL Johallin I!OI'l'ledllla blrat- at tile dlur<b Wll -<od far p.m. In the Mlddloport H I I h School awlttorlwn wheD Chrla~ daJ -inlcrlbod''llqprBirlh- Dec:. U. Mra. Johni4XI aerved nJ!IIberry mas program will be presented - · Mrl. Jnett, 12" u 1he ,_.1 • mat...;... r.:., - SllnliiJI, J:)e(ember B. 19S8 FOR MEN____ ~ ___ ..$5e 95 BAKER ' J-. nor.-. ... banorod- a IIIJI'III'hepot· POMEROY - MrL Fnncea 91 l'llll'l ol4 ma1a . Chapter, and Jomes Soul oil)', past patron, received a gUt trom the PT. PLEASANT - The annual Christmas party of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 594, will be held on Dec. 15 at 4 p. m. The organit.ation will furnish the ham ard turkey and each member is asked to bring a cO\'ered dish and 1 $2 gift for a Rift exchange llltt.ll· tn ute ..t•emng. J-lusbarlls are invited as special guests. Dorma Rhodes of Vinton, Ohio, was initiated a s a new member of the~ -ctnu: Swllher, .....,..., and Ro11ort Euv- ~-o. Kf1111 -nel.l.lnlblo tobopno- stalllq Chlploill;-c-and ent .,;., Be•lie JUnl, Wbo will be B«dlh Jmea, lnlti~"DI mar.. lnliallod 11 llartha at 1 Ieier oballo; EmmaKQCWiiorlll),ln· date. atalllnlarpnlot; Romallawklno, ~ -~-. ChoKathleen,_ HI'Vodaotho lnatalllnr - r : Kotlu1n IIJt.. 001 1 wua ..v n•wvu, P&O •.r chelJ inl&allinl: IMDtiiMI; and Iller, wortiU' patron; Uncia Ma7Paul• Darnell, lmtUal mulhall. or, aoooclate matr<lll; Paul Dar- c e d ...... IWda 1,\;lclde nell, aaooclate potroo; Ba Dar· a! Cbo~ _.., sraad m&• nell, oecrotam Lettie Rrulh, troD far Dlotrlct 21, and Con treallll'OI'; Mari4'n WUc:ox, ...,_ Webb Bacino put dopJIJ .JI'OIId Joneveo Cholher, ... Aloo._ced if ere ooc1a1e -ctres•: Am 'lbOmwortiU' - . ar Ennp11 as chaplain; WUIIam King, marSYRACUSE, - Ten membero Cbopter - . . . V..,.,.., llhal: Jonlce Glbbs,organlot;Bot- ~tile EmU,y Mloolnn&ry Circle Mabel Heloa Repolda EvanpUno cb8ptor 112 Order the Eutom Star ~ - c:Ucted Tburldi..Y at t h e Mlddl rt Ma"'""c Tomple ~od were RooomiT¥. L)'- . ~ The SWdl.)' Tllntl • Stndrwl, ·• 92- Y~ar-0/d Honored lap,_., IIIII Ev·•- POMEROY - Mrl. Roberta llllllalllnc oentlnel. Linda GuinK. Mlndlln&, general lll'8lld ehop- ther ancl Dori1 Ewiq MrYed u ter chairman cl the ~on­ aunlbine pages. A YGC&l duet al Temple FIO!d, and post srand wao pre-.cl ~ Mar)' VIrginmatron t1 Oblo. was the laJtall- Ia Koutz Uld Carolyn 'fllolllal. A put matron's pin was pre~ J.na otncer ror the lnltallatioo Hll&ed to Yra. OIJver b.Y Mn. ~ 1969olllceroofl'llmeroyChap. Soolo~ on behalf ~ I'Omer<>J ter 186, Order of the Eall1enl star . - SHOE ,, .• "lolloWie af ~ llock" .., "-it\oi~J 0,.. fd .. MI... "' 9 - 0,.. All lleJ . i ••• • ' t !• ::• •• I i �. 1! - The Sundl,)· Times - ~nt i nel, Sunlay, December 8, 1968 &ffl~:::~-;.~ Club Contest Limits Noted POMEROY - Tho seemd anmal Cbrhlmaa llahtlng conlest r1. the Chnter Garden .::Iub ta QPeD 1D the plblle of the l'hcs ter ~. •area from Fin l'ollnla lo !altern H I g h Sdlool. Plllls for lbo event which w!U feature prizes in the categorlee ol rell&lou&, aecular, a n d doorwa.ya, have been completed by the ganlen club. Firat. aeeond and thlrd place prbeo ()( $.1, $3, and $2, respectively, will be awarded in each category. Winners in last year's competition wm not be ellgible for another award with tbe same decoration. No registration ia required to compete ln the contest. Residents ort Route 7 and Route 248 are asked. however, to contact the l:ommittee it they wish their decorations viewed. They councU, Daughter• or Ameri- ca, wm be held Thur~. A planBed dimer wiD be held at 6 p.m. 1be P'O'Il''s 66th annher.. aary will be observed and a program and a •• gift n· chango will be held following the business sesalon. New look lor Evening The new look in evening fashion lo the floor-length jumper . . These jumpers come Ia wide culotte st~·les, full -skirt styles, and are surt' to attract attention at any evening out. SERVICES CHANGEil POMEROY- Beginning Satur- Baptists Hdld day, Dec. H, services at the Pomeroy Seventh Day Adventist Church on Mulberry Heights will begin at 2 p.m. each SaturdaY. IS NAMED CHESHIRE - The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. JosephR,Fields, Sr., Cheshire, Route 2, born on Nov . 22 at Holzer Hospital, has been named Gregory Stephen. SON Holiday Event MIDDLEPORT A holiday party, Including a 1urkey dinner and a gift exchange, was held in the Mount Moriah Baptiot Church social room Thursday night b7 the Ladies Auxiliary of Lewia Manley Post 263, AmeriCIII Le~ gioo. The table was centered with a manger scene and Mrs. WID. Winston, cbaplaln, hedgraceprecedlng the meal. Favors of raht bonnets, provided by Mrs. Winston. were given to the mem~ bers. Mrs. Harrison Bentley led in group singing of Christmas car- ols. The social room of the church was extensively decorated for the ,party. Gifts for an exchange were placed beneath a ll.ghted tree. The committee planning t h e party was composed of Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mrs. Wln!ton, KODAK MOVIE CAMERAS 1/2 PRICE REG. $19.95 SALE - - - - - - - - Memlrr of and Mrs. Slerman Butler . Guests were Mrs. Fred Willlams, Mrs. Clem Warren, Mrs. Carl Wllliams, Mrs. Raymond Coles, Miss Julia Williams, Miss Delene DeLegal, and Mrs. Patrl cia Angel. Middleport twuwing $998 ALL MOVIE AND OTHER CAMERAS DISCOUNTED Showdown Near for Daily Ask For Free Ticket \ Loolr. far our 4 Page Christmcu Gift Sole Supplement Tomorrow Dec. 9 in Th. Daily Sentinel. DUTTONS Prescriptions Are Our Main Business Feed Grain Move WAS!UNGTON (UPI) - Administration officials are close to a showdown on whether to set next year's feed grain program themselves or leavethededsiontothe incoming Nixon administration. Pressures to pass the decision on tu the Nixon team were reo-ported strong. Some outgoing officials feel they should not tie the new administration's hands on detaUs of a program which could account for somewhere near $L5 bllllon in the next budget. Coniferous mean s bearing, another softwood. coneword for -·- Bridal Shower Given Miss Adams SYRACUSE - '""' Chr;stmao dlmer ond partyol the Sy~cuse Guidi.JW SW' are io telephone 992-5643 or 98S· 33U. The judglJig has been sctKdJled for Dec. 27. ~ POMEIIOY - Mloa Honey Mam• wu honored with a bridl1 . - r ....nib' lit lbo Pomerw Church Oc Christ glwn bJ Mrs. CJ,do SoWlder• aM Mrs. Harold - An umbreU. motif was used with 1 yellow a..t p-een color scheme. Gu:leewere ~eel and prizes awarded. The doca" prize was won by Mrs. Howard Nolan. lrlisa Aduna Ia the daushter ~ ~--~BRADBURY B.........,. P. T. A. will meetat 7:30 Ttnlroday night at the school. The an. nual children's Chriatmaapro.. gram will be presented. All grade• will partlcfjlate. A door Prize wW be awarded to an adult ard a ehlki. Speaker is Coming to Local Church GALIJPOLIS - Guest DOJsic!an and speaker, Harry Bollbad<, will be the featured guest at the First Baptiot Church, Third Avenue and Locust Sl"eet, Tuesday evening. December 10 at7:30. For several years Rev. and Mrs. Bollback and Rev. and Mrs. Hal Reimer have been reacbiog the naked BBvage Indians otSouthw em Brazil with the Gospel ot Jesus Christ. Many have been won to Christ and the establishment of their own churches. Mr. Bollback appeals to both young and old in his presentation and experiences. He also Is an accomplished pianist a n d organist, and before going to the mission field, he was engaged In concerts In the Pblladelphla and New York areas. Today, because of his abUities as pianist, song writer, and organizer, Harry could be very successful in worldly praise. This speclaJ service Is open to the general public. Amodernnur. sery will be open. CANCEL DEMONSTRATION POMEROY - A Christmas de1n011strat1on planoed by the Portland Homemakers Club at tbe Columbus and SOUthern Ohio Electric Co. for Monday afternom has been cancelled, FOR HER Mra. DeiMJ,r Klppte, Mra. car.. roll Norris, Mra. Piuline Morv· it;y, Mtas Suite Ardrewa, MrL Clarence AndreWs, Mra. B o b Woods, Mn. Louia Osborne, Nolan. Yht Nettie Humphr~Q's, Mra. Greeg Roush, Mrs. Mllcon Mrs. James S.W\ders, Miaa Bec- Roush, Mrs. Melvin Slnlth, Mrs. ky S.un:ters. :Mra. Earl Adams. Aldo Jetrers. Miss Brenda NorMra. Leroy Wom, Mrs. Wl.)'ne ris, Mba Debbie Norris and Miu Zurehr, Mrs. Ralph Welker, Mickey Walle. Othen presenting Kilts to the Mrs. orville Well, Mra, Tracy bride-elect were Mr. and Mrs. Whaley. M111 Sandn Roush, Mr. IJIII Jlra. Earl - · of GAJUpollo and the brtdo41ect of Bryeo SIDith, 10ft ofMr. aooMn, Harold E. Smith, !qrocuoe. Gue•t.a at the ahowerwere Mrs. POMEROY - ~ JII)Oiry, reedings, and music were tea.. tured In a po-osram preaented at lbo llllliUal Chrllltmu dlnllerpart,y of tile Past Chle!o, Ma8DOlla Temple, PytiJian Sisters. Held at the 1'rlniV U n It e d Chureh <ll Christ, the chicken dinner waa served by the worn· en of lbo chureh on decorated tables. Favors were pin cuthlms made by Mrs. Henry Reibel. Mra. Ethel Stewart, president, gave graee. Following the dtnnor .t h e sroup went to the soclat rOOm where decorations included a lighted tree, and a poinsettia and candle mantle arrangement. ,.Joy to the World.. ((l8ned the program with prtiJ'er by Mrs. Margaret Seldonabet and scripture rrom St. Luke 2, veraes 8 t.o 20, read responsively. Readings and poetry tnduded "Christmas" by Miss Erna Jesse, "'Ibere Will Always be a Christ.mas,. by Miss 1belma Grueser, •'R.eady for Christmas" by Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, ''Christmas Gift" by Mrs. Karl Grueser, '"Once More a Christ- mu"' and ..1be Da,y Alter Christmaa•• by Mra. Seidenabel; man ia this week's GALLIPOLIS - lklwBr<l B. Saundara, Howard Baker Saunders JniiUI'aDee Agency, Gallipolis, attended lbo recent Colontal llerltop Life Insurance compll\)''1 1968 Prelident'a C 1 u b eonvemtoa at the Eden Roe Hotel, In Miami Beadl. Mr. Saurldars was a leadln&: Jllll!lll ()( the Colonial Horltago LUo Jaouronce eon_, for lbo fourth ume, and was - e d aa a 11 Conveudon Qwllfter" at the •SUITS SPORT COATS •COATS •HATS TROUSERS •JEWELRY • ROBES •SWEATERS • BLOUSES • SHIRTS •LUGGAGE • JADE EAST ' CAR COATS --llli: -- fttalln. . . - , lwl! I . . • Eslutlvt Push-Button Bobbin thlt winds in liM m1chint • ElciUIM chlinllltch thlt zipl 0111 for-bootlnf- • Elduoho ...... ~ Roo!Throod SyRtm tor 1 htr thrud tlowl • Exc:luaiYt SlantNttdllhllpsyau FREE GIFT WRAPPIIIG FREE DELIVERY [~~:Q~~~~~- Sinter Sales & Service & McCall s Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, 0. "A Gold Star Stort" Starting Dec. 13 OPEN EVENINGS U/llil Clristmas 1968 PAGE 13 . Tho auarde, _. Ill -,. ,1!11 .,._~-~;. I ' armed, also foil ...,. .. Mt'UI'lt1. Spedal ..........~ .. .. - ... ..chanpd "" - lhlll. IJIII a ....... 1o work or pt o4 - ._.,.,hitLast July, :Yorrll his """ 011 cluiJ . - llle clod< within tbo jail ,... clljlo, waiting for wwd thol .., was en route frOm Landoa. When at last tbo prt.._ came, ooo deputy IOicl lo another, "Boy, lwloh I _... P> home." Tbe second an......S. ''Amen. •• Both were 11'11*""' for 10 days as disdpline for their complaints. . .,. w .. •'' ''" J who baa cove'red tbe Buisaon district, the 41-year..old mother of two calmly warned if the Urdted States .did not qree "Those in tN! puppet army and pl;)pet administration at any level who have committed crimea against the people but who are repentant will be to end its ..war or aggression'" in South Vletnlm it would 11 sutfer heavier de(eats"' ta.n pardoned," the black haired e\'er before and would be NLF diplomat said. "'doomed to utter failure!' "Those who redeem their At the same time Mrs. Binh, crimes by meritorious deeds who baa been In Paris slnce wlll be rewarded according!Jr. Nov. 4 to head the NLF The people and NLF or South delegation to the new phase Vietnam wiD afford cOIXIitions Vifltrmn conference. extended for puppet officers and soldiers an olive branch to SOUth and p~pet officials to come Vietramese oftleials and sol- back to the just cause and join dl.era wbo t.d fouPt qaiDit the people"s fight against the c ' a tho 11 c Church Is going through a period of "selfBy GEORGE SIBERA demolition." p ARJS (UPI)- Mrs. Ng10y011 But the Poutur Slid that wl1lle Tbl Blnh, hood of Ihe commumany ,PeOI)]e evtdflntly elll)ect nlst NatiOial IJ.beratlon Front him to make "clamorous (NLF) delepUon to the Paiia if!&tures and energetic and Vietnam conCerence, said Saturd e c i a i v e intervention•,'' · he dt,y if her parQr came to power would rely lnoleld on Christ to tn South Vlotuam tt would be "calm the storm. n preJ~t,red to gnat W1sbington P01>0 Plul llld he would dtplomotlc recognltioo aoo ..,_ a,..alt Christ's 1ssistance In cept ..economic and technical prayer to 0\lerecne the tunno11. aasiatance" from the United which he termed "the condition StataL that Jesus himself has chosen In an exdualve interview lor us. so that he IDQ operate glven in her Paris suburban in tullDisa." villa, Mra. Blnb said her party ••Even the Pope needs to be would. accept such aid from the PALM SPRINGS, Clllt (l)PO ~ · wi~ Pl'IY8r." he aald. 1 United States 10 l q aa It waa - PresldeJit..elect Richard M. The Pontlft' ehoH the IPIJellol given "on the principle of Nixon met with key Republican ranee of a ot equality, mutual benefit and congressional leaders Saturday ooo atudenta from Milan to reapoct for the Independence to size up the tone and temper IPIO out on e.r tsls of IDd sowreipcy ot the Vietnaor the 9lst Congress before ty rocldog his !IOjlOcy. . meso .POOPie." Qying to New York to make Foci!'~ ~~L 1'be NLF Ia the political'""· flnal decisions on his cabinet . . he church~' lttvil\ nour ·OI oitllo VIetCOng. . · choices. lllllllitot. of aelkrltlclsm, one DreaiiOd In a long-sklrtecl An aide said Nixon was ,rould ewn 8Q' of salr.. Vletnameae dress with a greea eJII)ected to begin naming dePaolitloo. •• the Pope said. He acarf tJarown over her sboulcabinet and other top adminislaJ4~tblt he hldi become "a aip dera, Mr._ Blnh a,POk.e in a soft tration officials sometime after of cO/a.~· within 1bo votce lbot on ocealllon was JOHN W. HYSELL Tuesday, chureh. the world'alarpat. barely audlble. But her frailness Windins up an overnight visit Pope Paul, """ has boon 1bo Ia backed 1>J a ateoWtard will to the Republican Governors toraot of 110reonal crltldam thot -..n,y wiU be soon at Conference, Nixon lunched at from porlahlollel'a IIIII prleata lbo J108011adng table. the desert hideaway which he allke owr hi1 eneyclical ~ warnsU.S. has made his headquarters wtth nl"'l lbo uoe of trllllclal birth stttlog oerenely on a amall House Minority Leader Gerald c - , and who boa beCGIIIO cooch before lbo mirrored wall R. Ford, Rep. llcJb WUoon and lbo coolol" of storms onr sen. George MUlllhy, both of priest!)' celeboey, ,..,_. lnfollbl.. California. Uty IJIII lntorpre1atlon of lbo Wil1<11 and Murphy were catholic r.aJ.th, admitted "tbe chairmen or the Republican trials are dllii<Ult ond someMINERSVILLE - John W. Hy- House-&note Cempolgn C<JmUmea herd. sell. son of Mr. anti Mrs. Victor mlttee. ..But, .. he ~. 111he reality HyaeU. MlnersvWe Route 1, has Bryce Harlow, Nixon's assiof our priesthood makes us boon admitted to lbo University stant for congressional aftalrs. bleu lbo Lord for lheae trlala. of MlchlgaoMedlca!School'sDual also attended the session at the The Chrlatlln ..._. lbo joy Degree J>rosram. estate of Philldelphla publisher lbot arlaes frGID trials. It Is tbo ISTANBUL (UPI)- Tiro Successful completion of the Walter Annedlerg. It was (~ml'lp14) lllided missile destroyers head- program lelds to the Doctor of devoted to assessi~ the preeel for the Boaporus Strait Medicine degree as well as the domtnantb' Democratic CooSa t u r day for "rouUne.. Doctor ot Philosq,hy degree in ~~~-~~~~l<X!'WI::::=::::::::::::: maneuvers in the Black Sea one ofthebaslcmediealaciences. PEARL HARBOR (IJPI) deaplte Soviet protesta that the Thie program includes the fuD A cPet eerem0111 aboard t b e v e 1 a e 1 a were "uninvited medical school curriculum in ad- graeelld uss Arizona Memorpest&... dltlon to extensive tralnina: In ial Saturday commemorated Authoritative eources Aid the 0111 of the Msie medical sclthe 27th amiversary of Jadeatroyera Dyess ancl Turner encr pan's snelk. attack on Pearl would enter the sea. which the Hysell. a 1963 graduate of Horbor. Soviet Union regards as largei1 Soulbom Locol Hl8h School at HaLeslllative leaden from lts own. ICIIDetlme Monday. The etne, atteDded Ohio University lhrougbout lbo nstion partlcl,.. bcirders the U.S.S.R. lor whore be was elected to the Hoo. potlcl In lbo eortliiimY po;yiD& 1,000 mllu. or Soetetlea of Phi Eta Sigma, Phi IJollllp to 2,409 Americana AIKEN, S. C. (UPI) - - Sen. Peaeelul voyaaoa 1>J worships ~ Phi aoo Phi Beta K-. killed IDtheDec. 7, 1941, bombStrom · ThurmOIIII, 66-year4d Into the Black Sea are allowed , . _ earaiJW lbo liS dqree In InS attack tbatbroulli>tlboUDIIheelth 'onttmalalll aM tile li10D IOidor a 32-yar-old treaty, tile Zool"'!' at Ohio UDiwrslt,y tn ed Statel Into World War n. ci-edlta!! with holdlorltbo. South Montreux Convention. 1987, he OII1'0IIod tn lbo UDiwrAbnolt everyda.Y, any AJner. in Une'rbr Rkhan:l Nixon,wuiD Althou&h the maneuvers by sity of Mlehican'a Horace A lean can ride a Navy shuttle amllea . !lalurdlt~n lbo newa tha U.S. ships were described lleckham SchooloiGraduataStudbroke that he wiU ...,..,. a 22- by a 8th fteot opot<ennan aa leo In lbo llq>artment ol Phylll· bolt to lbo wblte memorial wblch nato aotrlde the allllken year4d 'tormer beauO'. tlileen. "routiDe aperatl«ts," sourcu ol4J11. -Uhlp Ar!ZOIII. A I m o a I pl'Obablf before the arat of tbe saw theln , 1 an IPPirent ~ Jncereatecltn a career otmedl.. tliree decades later. oil aeep.. roor. ot · American slrenllh and clllnotructlon and research, lly- InS lnJin her hull still gives .• Tho llrlde - 1o • be le Nancy dloploosiD'e ~ the ncent Soviot aell tranolorrad lo lbo medical • opeclat shine 1D the water, Moore;' o ,....,......, bltio-eyed Mval ~ 1n lbo Medltor- school PI'CII1'0III ilnce It troat&brunette <Who reined as Miss raneaa. l q d(Jilkaated by the apteiftcall)' pi'Gblema- t.aclJw the '0\"C'GWt:MJJ:~ SOuth COrollta In 19tl5, 8th fleet. · cllnlclao m1 looda to - r orThey mot In 11188 OM II I a· • Tho, l!Uooiu. oaJd 1bo 01>- io. .tlooln both traiDiog lboproMooro wont to work In lbo of the de~l - " ' " phyaldon 1J111 oalodlng ator'a w•shu.tan olllco durtlJ&' ,lbo . · m.ek Soe . waa a a tole- r - p - . the IUIIIJnfl' DUJDlhs, ••trovoeattoa.'' HUNTING'I'ON• W, VL "The Moore lamtly dooou'l Tho' Soolot CCmmualat porty DRIVER KIIU!D Ohio'o Tenth llio!rlot Coognsswant me to say Oll)'illlq," lbo Pro.,. 'dlorpd dat WASHINGTQIMLLE, Ohio IIWI Clarence E. Miller, Rip..,_ beamiJW '11t1111110111l alld, oece~ tliii doatri>1ero ,......OJ'IItecl with (UPI)- A - car accident_,. !lean. <ll Lont:aster, Ia optlmlshll lbo CCIIIII'OIIIIadooa ani · miialloa that · Could carrj bore Sotunlllf claimed tho Uta of tic of chanpa ho e11110cta In lbo shlkoa ofwell-!llahorsattor-• lllelaor WOl'heo\l• ond lbot Climtrd L. Fltswator. Hla car noxtlour ~oors. o1 lbo f~llll marrlaio .lbo'!" ...........1111 . wore IIIli croobed '"'Ohio 14 allerJatoFr1!J11 ni&IJI. -king 1D tha 11rob < · • "· , '• • cowred bJ lbo 1931 troot,y 11111 milo wool of here Ia Collanblalla. COboll ~ Woat VIrginia Ra, • ~ · ~licl • wore A opoke-a Coont,y. J)d>Uean Victory DU.r guoati, -•AltiJaulli .lbo ~ h a 1 dlsmlaiiOd ·tito cbatJoi). . · ho dlocuoed lbo MW nottor.l been fll,: ;lllontho, t IU IQI.I ED IN CRASH .w.Dtnlatrotilll!o ,lbo I hi Cclna.&:ot ~""" o t l b o - . Al!l\lOIJNCE N1!;W PLANT RAVENNA, Ohio (UP!) •Deb- ....... IIIII btlelll lbo 2'lth ..,_ IIUinl eoma•~a 1111-IIMM- · CDOOMB!JS (UPI)· ~ A i1ew arab 'lltaiqjil!a, lT, ·A krali,.... - - ol lbo bo&IDDIJW of ~u. ~ lioddiJW ~ piUII~t! p~ 1D 1(&-l'iarren .. ~,U!Jn"'Othl;r.-~'!or, · Wqrld War IL /' fOri!t ,whleh llloa MiiOto'a CCIIIIIIJ, wt)l .li!l'lhlineW·!I*oulh IJ!joqd ' So~ . . . '"oar collllllor oudlnod '"""" ol lbo ~~~~lilf~··j·~:~IIJro. Paulllcillo. f(mllll<~~!~-ti-lill 'bendl i>J' )llioJI 11 iht eUI e& olllllor- moo8\lr0a 11 boUona wtU•• alilml~ 1D a ;i)o Ohio. ~ FliolndJW IIIIo so.O, 9h'o' in POI'IIce pla<e wliidilo MW c:o..reu IIIII. . · ''Coli!JDidl'!ll: . .. COoJnbo. 'atQJr lllelionl II IDI~. . :;L •LOGGAGE . BILL WELLMAN •HAND BAGS Gilt-.t.-Ramo -roy ke Elberfelds Po Your- Shopping Center * * Shop This Week Monday, Tuesday, Hysell Enters Dual Program Soviets Frown In Medicine On U. S. Ships In Black Sea u.s. Wednesday and Th11sday From 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Old Strom On Friday and Saturday The Store Is Open· Until 9:00 Will·· Wed Ex-Queen u.s. are-· inl!'' Wearing apparel for your fom· ily and furnishings for your hom•• And big selections of elfts for everyone on your !lat. Come in and look around ~er u.s. ' ELBERFELDS IN EROY AS USUAL 011' store.111.1Be Open Every Evatlnt The Last Twa Weeks Before Clilstiitas, Bqlnlnl ·FRIDAY; PECEMBER 13. . ...- ·-doman-. m.-t u.s. .......q.. : a· ~ .•... ' ' • A.sked speclflcally whether the NLF would eatabliii:J diplomatic relations with, and accept econondc aid from, the United States it' the NLF came to .,.,wer 1n Saigon, Mr!'l,. Binh said: Trade Possible .. According to the (oreign policy ot peace and neutrality, the South Vietnamese Natiooal Liberation Front is ready to establish diplomatic and trade relations with all countries, regardless of their IOCial and (Continued on Page 14) . ,,_ \ • -'1 ..•' •' " ' '. " ·," • ,,, l :, ,..,. • '. ·;,,._1.·;•!-''-·~···" . ..., . COLUMBUS (UPO- A fact-- finding teachers' commission of the Ohio Education Association will investl.gate charges of "unethical" actions by North Royalton school administrators anti "antagonism" from those at East Liverpool. The study group, headed by OEA past -president Robert DowliJ¥: or Denance, was call~ ed-for Satw-day by 8 vote of OEA's Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission. It wlll begin work "within the next few weeks," spokesmen said. '\ . "Should the preliminary inquiry teams turl'\-ql significant problems, a full scale commi.sion study would be conducted at a later date," the OEA said. The North Royalton Educa. tion Association was asked "to investigate (alleged) unethical gress on which Nixon must rely for passage of his program. Ford, Murphy and Wilson requested the ses.sion. They wanted also to discuss plans tor a meeting later this week in ·washington ot Nixon and au RepublicaD and unprofessional practices on the part of the s1.1)erintendent of schools an:l the Board of Education," the OEA said. Teachers there have attempted to set qJ preliminary di &- \ cussions .. ;,.' . regarding priorities and procedures for next year•s salary negotiations, but charge the Sl«Jerintendent has refused to meet wHh them. East Llverpool teachers ask- congressmen arxl possibly a later meeting which would include Democrats. The PresidenHlect, relaxing in the sparkling sunshine, met ed the commission to look into wl th 24 RepttJlican governors alleged "antagonism among earller to hear their recommen- certified school personnel, the dations for people for the administrative head a, the cabinet and programs for his school board, the public and administration. students •.. '' The talks were confidential The school an:l community but the governors no doubt became embroiled in debate in carried to Nixon their pleas for the aftermath of quarelUng bemore federal money to help tween footbe.ll coach - athletic with state programs and less director Robert McNea and the ral control. basketball ccach, Clinton Mcew York Gov. Nelson Connell kefelller, who recommelkled McConnell and several other that the rw;tio..l government coaches have thret.tned to quit take over all costs of welfare after McNea refused· to permit programs, had a private session basketball players to use the with Nixon. Cootball team's whirlpool bath. So did California Gov. Ronskl Student athletes have signed Reagan, host for the governors petitions, read at public hearconference and who also stayed ings of the school board, labelat the Anneri>erg Estate. They ing the dispute .. childish" and met for breakfast Saturday. threatening to rerratn from basNixon's onl,y public appea- ketball competition until the rance at his visit with the quibbling erkls. governors was at a formal banquet of about 1,000 people to Friday night. His only remarks were in an eight-mimte response to Rea- Priest's Removal • gan's toast in which Nixon praised the gallantry ot Ameri· FLORENCE, llaly (UPO ca's fighting men ln Vietnam Members of lsalotto parish SBl'' and pledged himself to uniting they will appeal the removal of their Rm11n C&tholic parish the nation. priest all the ny to Pope Paul l Parish Appeal Vl TRAIN CRASH FATAL CANAL WINCIIC!TER, Ohio (UPI) - Tlulnas J. Qulrm, Jr., 49. RR2 ClmJ. Winchester. was killed Sotunii.Y wbeo his plcklt> truck hit a Cho-'<e OM Ohio Radroad. train here. Authorities aakl Qu!M attempted to stop, IJIII skidded Into tile train. CHECKS DAMAGE - Dan Smith, a Southern Local School District bus driver, checks the damage caused when a large tree fell on it in Racine Thursday. The bus, usually driven~ Ray Proffitt, was parked near the Edwin Cozart garage when the tree toppled, demolishing the rear part o( the bus. No one was inside it. ·The ,Priest, the Rev. EnzoMaz- zi, defied his archbishopandpW. ltshed a catechism suggesth:v Jesus Christ was a .social agitator as well u a redeemer. pro-phet and mesaiah- The archbishop relieved Father Mazzl or hls parish and theon -the ·· - · took to the streets priest's be-halt State Begged to Check All Mines "· Lewis E. Evans, UMW ~ FAffiMONT, W, Va. IUPOA strong plea for closer state Director, said here Saturt:la¥ the inspectkr1 or safety procedures state should take a bard look ended three days of a prelimi- into how mines in West Vlr· oary hearing here Saturda,y on ginia are '"fire bossed." Fire the mine disaster which ldlled bosling, an inspectim of the ell· tire mine workings, immediafeb' 78 men. The investigation was ad- prior to the first work shUt ot journed wttil Dec. 16 after a each week, is conducted by United Mine Workers ot Amer- Wlion employes. Evans• statement came after ica (UMW) official called on the West Virginia Department ot it was brought out in test:ilnoQy Mines to make a statewide by Safety Director Jesse G. check into the requir~ weekly Bowers or the Mountaineoer Coal safety inspections or all mines. A total of 46 persons, nearly all miners at the ill . fated Mountaineer No. 9 mine testified during the three d~~,ys of hearings. Continuatioo of the hearing was postponed because several officials are to participate in other mine safety proceedings thh week. Among those sessions Is a mine safecy hearing called by Interior Secretary steward Udall to be held Thursday. The remainder of this hearing is expected to take at least one ~ at which time it will again be -mod uniJl an underground inspection can be con- ducted at the No. 9 mine. The mine was sealed Nov. 29, nine days after the first of a series of explosions that sent fire raging through a large portion of the huge seven mile..Jmg mine. Division, that two men speS four hours each fire bossing 1he No. 9 mine every Sunt:ky night. Evans, noting the seven miles of tunnels in this mine, told Bowers, ..you know as well u I do that it is an utter Impossibility to perform the dutlu tlley are suwoaed to under the law in that amount of time. •• The UMW official contencled that "provisions of the West Virginia law cannot be complied with" under the set-up that was used at the No. 9 mine. Evana, then added, ••t suggest to state officials that if and when this mine reopens they check thll sitllatioo here and that preaenU7 they examine it at other mlnH of thio rompony and otbor mines in this state... Evans, as be had with a num- ber ol earlier witnesses, pre slid Bowers _ to comment on .hili CONTINUED on Page 14 Threaten New Delay PARIS (IJP0 - A Solgm del- Iorence would get uncterw&l Wodegotim led bJ VIce President no~ because Of U. S. reruaa1 Nguyen Cao Ky Dew toward Por- thus far to grant tho VIet Conl"l Ia Saturda,y for oxpanded VIet- National Llberatloo Front C1ILF) lbo Federal -mnent to - - ' · nam neautlatUJna. But Hanoi Independent atatoo at lbo talkL Rlgh Hanoi omclala Aid U., le•i and pt bettor result& He threatened a new delay of t h e . talko by Instating the V n i t e d had formally told lbo Uldlot touched on tax ahorllll!o tu Incentl\o!!a, the mUitary draft oya- statea qreo to give the VIet States that 101lea• tha NLF tem, and lbo . - for programs Cong ~ status at the seatecl ao a -rote , . the --talks, lhoro.wUI , · IJIII propooalo lbot mako oound tbe South Vl_,.so lllam, oo con!.....,co, 'l1l.r lid oOiutlooa 1o....,... prd>loma. due to arrive In Patls ~. liiOWMer, • •· • cq, Miller Aid he bellevel """ - . orders from Preel- nol'a .......,_ lrltll €o«Wreaa uid ·the nattanare tired N - Voa 'tbl111 •lo ae- a, ' O!blckori.W. · IQdate tile' of IJwa'llio lla&tlbQpat l{y.'l llll. •'FOI' too loac." he llld. •twe 11111 nlltolnllal of poaco." at Orb" ~ ~~J •tJ. & hovo hod dla- and 1 leek of Bill Tblou lild t1Je all tiCII dJitl W, A..~ hor!n\IIIY. I bollno WOI'Ih!ohUe depondl ... .iho ......... t b • who ...., lllilll· f . . Sotunlo1 riltht p.,...m~ to ~~~ Optimistic about '69-'72 ..,.jltjler · o•or all3 flooro. v.... - STUDENTS ON TIUAL WARSAW (UPI)..Tbo trial ot two allollod rlncleactero o1 l'llllslo unrest In Mareh bepn 'l'llurodajl ID tho Volvodohlp Cclurt, tho - - Z.Vclt Warllall)< 101c1 .Frlclljl. An Indictment •hortled Jon ~llkl OM Soweeyn !lloimlltetn with porlldpatlon In a aecrot orranlzatlm that ma-Dilacted lbo a. y. •GOWNS Divoree Granted GALLIPOLIS - Judp R. Calhoun hal ll'anted Oroolha McGulra, R~ 2 GolllpJUo, a divorce from JIDd.or McQJJre, Gl.llipoiiJ, ... jp'OIIIIda of oruelt,y. The plolntll! waa awarded culfodT ot lbo Clq)!o'a ltre mbm children and the ctef<lllloat --toplllfl20•for •11J101.1Sotlled out of ......t IIIII dlomlaiiOd 1101 a _...,_ IRiillllod I>J Brorlea and Horold W. BI'OJ'les, CollUI'Ibua, a· plaat Jlmm,y R. Hall~, Galllpolla. suNDAY. DECEMBER """'rlors Awards~. The DeluxeStrallfrt Stlteh Touch & Sew Sewinl Mtc:hint VOL..$' No. 45 OEA 'in!. Double Nixon Sizing Up Congress Temper •SLACKS BILLFOLDS 0-Rama. At Miami Meeting TOPCOATS JACKETS helped MGM district by l)elping in lUnd raising, working on the anmaal sustaining membership campaign. For the last 10 yean he haa been the ticket chair· man tor MGM"s Distriet Sc:out- try's future Ues with helpine boys_ MGM. District acoutersare proud of Bill Wellmau' o contribution to our future. He Ia avery Important friend ()( Scouting, The curtain baa been removed PJII-< illneSIOI, Tho Tho pro1ect1on of J1a¥ bqlaa From -e, an el..ator tlkeo of bla eell, ond u a lhreal 1o from the lllwwer and J1a1 Ia IJlDjlloma are real, bot !beY at a -l.p!Med 011 lbo .wtors to the third floor, Whore hlmloll In tho chanoe that vllllblo and watched he are )II'OCltced In lla¥'1 niliwl, tlrst Ooor of the bib)' COUid:1 h.Y i1 locked 1n "a tank... a mllbt lake ble 01111 life. Cr1Ddnal Courta bnf1dlng wbleh autte ot cella once uaed for 16 llhowers. lie can alao be ~ ond oot bJ hio body, lbo _ aaeh a ""bile ....... of .., when he used the toilet. 11o lo phyeldans say, - d projudleo Ill)' .lu17. - · lbo Jail and lbo 111011. ElaboraiA> prec•utUJno aplnli whon J!O.Y le 1o be BrUIIanl floorescent llgbta watched wl1on be a1eepa Wlder Foremllll leola. IW'I'CIUIICI RIU"s colla, they ore the OOIUitanl glare o1 tbo potmn& lia1's foods are added A IIIIICICII for a ch.... ()( 1r1011. to tho aecurlt,y oylllom, and ut Vlottora and IIUII'da awrooch never 1Umed oil. Two small a p o t I I g httl and lluoreocent VMJO could be llled ~ lamp, oporcootlng Shelby CooaJt,y door IJIII apeak Into a opotli&llla to add more brlntance lbo Foremllll al llll)' UJDe. llo Ia Resulta Unknown 118Ye1'81 hundred thooAJMI doloc_.ed to . _ baton m!Ciqtbene 1D a clepJt,y ahorll! · for 1 clooed circuit televlsloo Under theae OlllllllltDIItl, m luo-2,937.60 alone to put bullet Criminal COUrt Judp W. who lllto eight hours a ciiJ' monttorlng oyatem shine onnPr- Battle Ttnlroda.Y to llllf bollind a oomhlnstUJn locked otontly Into Jla1's 18-bY-%1-loot Oct. It, a Friclll', II8J' wao vroof glus In the control tested for beart trouble. Tho -.... door, ID a bullet vroof cap eell. . wholbor he will be nodytoaoto called the eonb ol cetUr, High. In · a corner over the results fA. the tests ue not Ray*a meals eome from food trial March 3. known !'lbllcly but J1a1 Is prepll'ed by a truAy for the I! deared by tbo eontro1 door to tile prlaooor'o eeUI•one lltJ'• trW woo eoatiJued believed to be tn tp>d physical deput.y aherll!s specially picked television camera. another is iD from Nov. 12 to March 3 when center, the visitor iapaasedlnto by Morris to auor<l lla¥ In throe • FIII"OBIID succeeded Arthur J. a amall room. !itlllldln& Wlder a the corner oppoalte It, A third, beelth. However, the 40-year~ld a~ thiftB, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., 2 p.m. lleDoa &-., ond ble ICII as si£n readinc .,._, guos allowed.'' in a corrl.dor outside the oell, cmviet has a hiltory of to 10 p.m. and 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. the Vilitor Is 888l'ched. focuses on a shower stall. dol01110 CDIIIIJOI. $mWaJI ~imts .. ittttittel Vietnam talks since they begtn VATICAN CITY (l)PO- Buf- May 13, is thl first news agency feted by widespreU crittcillll of journalist to interview Mrs. his ban on artlDeial birth Npyen 11d Btnh, head of the control and by other dissension NaUOMJ. Llberatloa Front dele-within the church, Pope Paul VJ ptl.on to the expanded talks. said Saturday the Ronan Slbera's dispatch followa, or soon, IDd a 100, David, 3. BUl Ia a busy man, but tlnda time tor hia community and school. He bellevea our coun- Pope p .1 -w Slbera, of the Week." Although be is not a register· ed scouter 1 he has given hiJ Ume and ener&Y some while. For the past 15 years he has He is now the vice -president of the Central Elementary School PTA, a direct.or oo the Well V trglnla Appalachlun DeveiOI>ment o«<ce. and associated wttb Tltfin Jewelers. Bill and his wife, Sonia, hove three children, a daughter, Jamie, 17, a senior at PoUlt Pleaa.. ant H18h School; a 11011, Scott, 10, who will Join the Boy Scouts teleYiotoo ere• -..111m beeaD>o - . Ill llltemewa lalt - . Tho lir<>du•ed . _ lia1'1 opedal .,....... alrea4y hal led to at 1 - two 10-41.7 dlldpUDV7 ..,_..... b ¥ al. WW!om N. Morrla.Jr. II baa beeome an laauo Ia F.._._ lbo oelebratecl de· Ill, -clod lo be • t - llllomer who waa ~ed - n d I>J Parcy Forema~ In bJ J1a¥ Nov. 12, cm-llbo ~· Texas attorney, to move a l a - aeC~~r~Qo u ....,_ out <ll 14emj1hia Jla1's murder for 11111Yi1111·1bo trial. ~,lli Ill!! usasllnali!lll of Dr. Produce• Bad Image Martin Luther King Jr. lie Ia ....... . - to !oel lbo Details ol the procecboe bJ cana1ant aurvelll- prewldch .., lit guarded, bow be 11a1 to the' poltllc-11111 li> pta bia food, bow his heart WBI poteolttal jurora-sa a._..... a.otecl In his eell and bow m1na1 1oo c~anaeroue lo lsi out be Bill Well"Scouter ror *"• MEMPHIS, T...,, (UP!).. The alraordlnlry ......Ulanco ()( Jamoo Earl 11a1 In hia IIIIa. o1 ateel-platod cello - a r BIGpl, He ia watehed aa be 8111. 111-. bathol-In hia evecy momel:ll, no li\IUer hDw periKMI· SIT! •• What ia Christmas?'' by Mra. NetUe Ha,res, and .. Christmas stgnlllceneo" by Mrs. Stewart. The KfOUP aang ••Silent Nlghr' and u:n: came Upon the Mldrd.gtrt Clear" to conclude theprogram, During the business meetlnt!, ctneers tor 1969 were ele.cted. They are Mrs. Stewart, prellldent; Mrs. Hayes, vice preaident; MrL Grueser. eeeretar)'; and Mill Grue181'. treasurer. A letter <ll Christmas greellnp from the stale lll'and chief, Mrs. Agnes Woodard, was reacl. The prize pad<ago brought by Min Bemt-:e Arm Durst wu 1'HIII by Mrs. Mabel Bearhs. Games were played with prtzea being won by Miss JoaN, Mrs. Grues.er, Mrs. Reibel aod Mrs. Amanda Kasper, who waa welcomed back Into the sroup alter a long absence due to Illness. Others at the party were Mrs. George Haines, Mrs. Ellen Killinger, Mrs. Laura Eiselsteln, Mrs . Thomas Cook, Mrs. Bernice Ebersbach. lss· u~ ~ Extraordinary Surveillance of James Ray is New PhOipo, Mrs. WWiom Elchtlllliir, 'BA'HR CL Wellman: Week's Scouter Pf. PLEASANT - ward VeftOJ'. -ll(rl, Domy BrlcidOI, ~ Rallort OIUmJUl, Mra. A. (I• lira. Lindl Boyd, Mrs. Herbert Parker. Mra. RQ8er Adami• Mra. John Souvage IJIII Jeaonlo, Mra. YI DIUey, ~~. Charles Eske.:v. A. L. Crow, Mrs- Robert Ct81< Mn. EltrQOd Bowers, Mra. F.,d.. and Mrs. Mayme HobnOL Pythian Sisters Dine Saunders Honored You can have 1of the 5 famous Touch &Sew· sewing machines by SINGER for as little as $14995 GleDD DlQ, Mra. George Schnoid•r and Ele&IM)r, ¥rL KathlMn Francia, Mra. Ddrc;wd J<.. rreU and ·Mary, Mra. PoUI Baker, Mrs. ~ennlnga Wllf~ MrL JuliUS sauvaee m1 Llb&ta, Mra. Walter Kemedr and ll&rl>aro, Mra. Glod- 'f .. ',. ,; atecl as PreoldenL He streaiiOd tile Importance Or lbo ~ lt,y for business IJIII lbo priWlto lector <ll our ecoliiiii1Y to ploy OD Important role In our Mlima1 &Om'nmont. Ho recoljed Peorlllerbor Di.J, Doc.- 7, 19t1 aoo lbo bllel< JIOI'iDd lbot fall.....,.. 11e Aid that, "United, our •tion W.• al>lttoowrcoine.aweoiDieprobo ' leiits then aad moW Cl'l to Yic-. ~y." MUier llld lbo problomo wo..lace ...., ore llllt·u lorp ao lboy wore 2'1 reoro qo aM With IIIII!¥ 110 can llllko ·• 1fM1 ..:~ ~~- ··;~,. ~n.-..a. ., ' -....,.table. ·'eci·- PritMntecl will• ra~IW (ll'<illwt auantlon. Aoo -·1 boliew Mr. Nl1111 wm tai' PM.- WV!III!Whlle PI'CII1'0IIIS." .,. .,,,),If,:~<=~ j~ Commuoi.... ID Parla,·· ~e<..r, Norlh,Vtot.- llllfalletloo~lrltll=~~~~= ....... dlpl~ <lllillltwU- - ond ·f 1iko1¥ tho ........VIMMin ..... II. Nbtol. . ' �. 1! - The Sundl,)· Times - ~nt i nel, Sunlay, December 8, 1968 &ffl~:::~-;.~ Club Contest Limits Noted POMEROY - Tho seemd anmal Cbrhlmaa llahtlng conlest r1. the Chnter Garden .::Iub ta QPeD 1D the plblle of the l'hcs ter ~. •area from Fin l'ollnla lo !altern H I g h Sdlool. Plllls for lbo event which w!U feature prizes in the categorlee ol rell&lou&, aecular, a n d doorwa.ya, have been completed by the ganlen club. Firat. aeeond and thlrd place prbeo ()( $.1, $3, and $2, respectively, will be awarded in each category. Winners in last year's competition wm not be ellgible for another award with tbe same decoration. No registration ia required to compete ln the contest. Residents ort Route 7 and Route 248 are asked. however, to contact the l:ommittee it they wish their decorations viewed. They councU, Daughter• or Ameri- ca, wm be held Thur~. A planBed dimer wiD be held at 6 p.m. 1be P'O'Il''s 66th annher.. aary will be observed and a program and a •• gift n· chango will be held following the business sesalon. New look lor Evening The new look in evening fashion lo the floor-length jumper . . These jumpers come Ia wide culotte st~·les, full -skirt styles, and are surt' to attract attention at any evening out. SERVICES CHANGEil POMEROY- Beginning Satur- Baptists Hdld day, Dec. H, services at the Pomeroy Seventh Day Adventist Church on Mulberry Heights will begin at 2 p.m. each SaturdaY. IS NAMED CHESHIRE - The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. JosephR,Fields, Sr., Cheshire, Route 2, born on Nov . 22 at Holzer Hospital, has been named Gregory Stephen. SON Holiday Event MIDDLEPORT A holiday party, Including a 1urkey dinner and a gift exchange, was held in the Mount Moriah Baptiot Church social room Thursday night b7 the Ladies Auxiliary of Lewia Manley Post 263, AmeriCIII Le~ gioo. The table was centered with a manger scene and Mrs. WID. Winston, cbaplaln, hedgraceprecedlng the meal. Favors of raht bonnets, provided by Mrs. Winston. were given to the mem~ bers. Mrs. Harrison Bentley led in group singing of Christmas car- ols. The social room of the church was extensively decorated for the ,party. Gifts for an exchange were placed beneath a ll.ghted tree. The committee planning t h e party was composed of Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mrs. Wln!ton, KODAK MOVIE CAMERAS 1/2 PRICE REG. $19.95 SALE - - - - - - - - Memlrr of and Mrs. Slerman Butler . Guests were Mrs. Fred Willlams, Mrs. Clem Warren, Mrs. Carl Wllliams, Mrs. Raymond Coles, Miss Julia Williams, Miss Delene DeLegal, and Mrs. Patrl cia Angel. Middleport twuwing $998 ALL MOVIE AND OTHER CAMERAS DISCOUNTED Showdown Near for Daily Ask For Free Ticket \ Loolr. far our 4 Page Christmcu Gift Sole Supplement Tomorrow Dec. 9 in Th. Daily Sentinel. DUTTONS Prescriptions Are Our Main Business Feed Grain Move WAS!UNGTON (UPI) - Administration officials are close to a showdown on whether to set next year's feed grain program themselves or leavethededsiontothe incoming Nixon administration. Pressures to pass the decision on tu the Nixon team were reo-ported strong. Some outgoing officials feel they should not tie the new administration's hands on detaUs of a program which could account for somewhere near $L5 bllllon in the next budget. Coniferous mean s bearing, another softwood. coneword for -·- Bridal Shower Given Miss Adams SYRACUSE - '""' Chr;stmao dlmer ond partyol the Sy~cuse Guidi.JW SW' are io telephone 992-5643 or 98S· 33U. The judglJig has been sctKdJled for Dec. 27. ~ POMEIIOY - Mloa Honey Mam• wu honored with a bridl1 . - r ....nib' lit lbo Pomerw Church Oc Christ glwn bJ Mrs. CJ,do SoWlder• aM Mrs. Harold - An umbreU. motif was used with 1 yellow a..t p-een color scheme. Gu:leewere ~eel and prizes awarded. The doca" prize was won by Mrs. Howard Nolan. lrlisa Aduna Ia the daushter ~ ~--~BRADBURY B.........,. P. T. A. will meetat 7:30 Ttnlroday night at the school. The an. nual children's Chriatmaapro.. gram will be presented. All grade• will partlcfjlate. A door Prize wW be awarded to an adult ard a ehlki. Speaker is Coming to Local Church GALIJPOLIS - Guest DOJsic!an and speaker, Harry Bollbad<, will be the featured guest at the First Baptiot Church, Third Avenue and Locust Sl"eet, Tuesday evening. December 10 at7:30. For several years Rev. and Mrs. Bollback and Rev. and Mrs. Hal Reimer have been reacbiog the naked BBvage Indians otSouthw em Brazil with the Gospel ot Jesus Christ. Many have been won to Christ and the establishment of their own churches. Mr. Bollback appeals to both young and old in his presentation and experiences. He also Is an accomplished pianist a n d organist, and before going to the mission field, he was engaged In concerts In the Pblladelphla and New York areas. Today, because of his abUities as pianist, song writer, and organizer, Harry could be very successful in worldly praise. This speclaJ service Is open to the general public. Amodernnur. sery will be open. CANCEL DEMONSTRATION POMEROY - A Christmas de1n011strat1on planoed by the Portland Homemakers Club at tbe Columbus and SOUthern Ohio Electric Co. for Monday afternom has been cancelled, FOR HER Mra. DeiMJ,r Klppte, Mra. car.. roll Norris, Mra. Piuline Morv· it;y, Mtas Suite Ardrewa, MrL Clarence AndreWs, Mra. B o b Woods, Mn. Louia Osborne, Nolan. Yht Nettie Humphr~Q's, Mra. Greeg Roush, Mrs. Mllcon Mrs. James S.W\ders, Miaa Bec- Roush, Mrs. Melvin Slnlth, Mrs. ky S.un:ters. :Mra. Earl Adams. Aldo Jetrers. Miss Brenda NorMra. Leroy Wom, Mrs. Wl.)'ne ris, Mba Debbie Norris and Miu Zurehr, Mrs. Ralph Welker, Mickey Walle. Othen presenting Kilts to the Mrs. orville Well, Mra, Tracy bride-elect were Mr. and Mrs. Whaley. M111 Sandn Roush, Mr. IJIII Jlra. Earl - · of GAJUpollo and the brtdo41ect of Bryeo SIDith, 10ft ofMr. aooMn, Harold E. Smith, !qrocuoe. Gue•t.a at the ahowerwere Mrs. POMEROY - ~ JII)Oiry, reedings, and music were tea.. tured In a po-osram preaented at lbo llllliUal Chrllltmu dlnllerpart,y of tile Past Chle!o, Ma8DOlla Temple, PytiJian Sisters. Held at the 1'rlniV U n It e d Chureh <ll Christ, the chicken dinner waa served by the worn· en of lbo chureh on decorated tables. Favors were pin cuthlms made by Mrs. Henry Reibel. Mra. Ethel Stewart, president, gave graee. Following the dtnnor .t h e sroup went to the soclat rOOm where decorations included a lighted tree, and a poinsettia and candle mantle arrangement. ,.Joy to the World.. ((l8ned the program with prtiJ'er by Mrs. Margaret Seldonabet and scripture rrom St. Luke 2, veraes 8 t.o 20, read responsively. Readings and poetry tnduded "Christmas" by Miss Erna Jesse, "'Ibere Will Always be a Christ.mas,. by Miss 1belma Grueser, •'R.eady for Christmas" by Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, ''Christmas Gift" by Mrs. Karl Grueser, '"Once More a Christ- mu"' and ..1be Da,y Alter Christmaa•• by Mra. Seidenabel; man ia this week's GALLIPOLIS - lklwBr<l B. Saundara, Howard Baker Saunders JniiUI'aDee Agency, Gallipolis, attended lbo recent Colontal llerltop Life Insurance compll\)''1 1968 Prelident'a C 1 u b eonvemtoa at the Eden Roe Hotel, In Miami Beadl. Mr. Saurldars was a leadln&: Jllll!lll ()( the Colonial Horltago LUo Jaouronce eon_, for lbo fourth ume, and was - e d aa a 11 Conveudon Qwllfter" at the •SUITS SPORT COATS •COATS •HATS TROUSERS •JEWELRY • ROBES •SWEATERS • BLOUSES • SHIRTS •LUGGAGE • JADE EAST ' CAR COATS --llli: -- fttalln. . . - , lwl! I . . • Eslutlvt Push-Button Bobbin thlt winds in liM m1chint • ElciUIM chlinllltch thlt zipl 0111 for-bootlnf- • Elduoho ...... ~ Roo!Throod SyRtm tor 1 htr thrud tlowl • Exc:luaiYt SlantNttdllhllpsyau FREE GIFT WRAPPIIIG FREE DELIVERY [~~:Q~~~~~- Sinter Sales & Service & McCall s Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, 0. "A Gold Star Stort" Starting Dec. 13 OPEN EVENINGS U/llil Clristmas 1968 PAGE 13 . Tho auarde, _. Ill -,. ,1!11 .,._~-~;. I ' armed, also foil ...,. .. Mt'UI'lt1. Spedal ..........~ .. .. - ... ..chanpd "" - lhlll. IJIII a ....... 1o work or pt o4 - ._.,.,hitLast July, :Yorrll his """ 011 cluiJ . - llle clod< within tbo jail ,... clljlo, waiting for wwd thol .., was en route frOm Landoa. When at last tbo prt.._ came, ooo deputy IOicl lo another, "Boy, lwloh I _... P> home." Tbe second an......S. ''Amen. •• Both were 11'11*""' for 10 days as disdpline for their complaints. . .,. w .. •'' ''" J who baa cove'red tbe Buisaon district, the 41-year..old mother of two calmly warned if the Urdted States .did not qree "Those in tN! puppet army and pl;)pet administration at any level who have committed crimea against the people but who are repentant will be to end its ..war or aggression'" in South Vletnlm it would 11 sutfer heavier de(eats"' ta.n pardoned," the black haired e\'er before and would be NLF diplomat said. "'doomed to utter failure!' "Those who redeem their At the same time Mrs. Binh, crimes by meritorious deeds who baa been In Paris slnce wlll be rewarded according!Jr. Nov. 4 to head the NLF The people and NLF or South delegation to the new phase Vietnam wiD afford cOIXIitions Vifltrmn conference. extended for puppet officers and soldiers an olive branch to SOUth and p~pet officials to come Vietramese oftleials and sol- back to the just cause and join dl.era wbo t.d fouPt qaiDit the people"s fight against the c ' a tho 11 c Church Is going through a period of "selfBy GEORGE SIBERA demolition." p ARJS (UPI)- Mrs. Ng10y011 But the Poutur Slid that wl1lle Tbl Blnh, hood of Ihe commumany ,PeOI)]e evtdflntly elll)ect nlst NatiOial IJ.beratlon Front him to make "clamorous (NLF) delepUon to the Paiia if!&tures and energetic and Vietnam conCerence, said Saturd e c i a i v e intervention•,'' · he dt,y if her parQr came to power would rely lnoleld on Christ to tn South Vlotuam tt would be "calm the storm. n preJ~t,red to gnat W1sbington P01>0 Plul llld he would dtplomotlc recognltioo aoo ..,_ a,..alt Christ's 1ssistance In cept ..economic and technical prayer to 0\lerecne the tunno11. aasiatance" from the United which he termed "the condition StataL that Jesus himself has chosen In an exdualve interview lor us. so that he IDQ operate glven in her Paris suburban in tullDisa." villa, Mra. Blnb said her party ••Even the Pope needs to be would. accept such aid from the PALM SPRINGS, Clllt (l)PO ~ · wi~ Pl'IY8r." he aald. 1 United States 10 l q aa It waa - PresldeJit..elect Richard M. The Pontlft' ehoH the IPIJellol given "on the principle of Nixon met with key Republican ranee of a ot equality, mutual benefit and congressional leaders Saturday ooo atudenta from Milan to reapoct for the Independence to size up the tone and temper IPIO out on e.r tsls of IDd sowreipcy ot the Vietnaor the 9lst Congress before ty rocldog his !IOjlOcy. . meso .POOPie." Qying to New York to make Foci!'~ ~~L 1'be NLF Ia the political'""· flnal decisions on his cabinet . . he church~' lttvil\ nour ·OI oitllo VIetCOng. . · choices. lllllllitot. of aelkrltlclsm, one DreaiiOd In a long-sklrtecl An aide said Nixon was ,rould ewn 8Q' of salr.. Vletnameae dress with a greea eJII)ected to begin naming dePaolitloo. •• the Pope said. He acarf tJarown over her sboulcabinet and other top adminislaJ4~tblt he hldi become "a aip dera, Mr._ Blnh a,POk.e in a soft tration officials sometime after of cO/a.~· within 1bo votce lbot on ocealllon was JOHN W. HYSELL Tuesday, chureh. the world'alarpat. barely audlble. But her frailness Windins up an overnight visit Pope Paul, """ has boon 1bo Ia backed 1>J a ateoWtard will to the Republican Governors toraot of 110reonal crltldam thot -..n,y wiU be soon at Conference, Nixon lunched at from porlahlollel'a IIIII prleata lbo J108011adng table. the desert hideaway which he allke owr hi1 eneyclical ~ warnsU.S. has made his headquarters wtth nl"'l lbo uoe of trllllclal birth stttlog oerenely on a amall House Minority Leader Gerald c - , and who boa beCGIIIO cooch before lbo mirrored wall R. Ford, Rep. llcJb WUoon and lbo coolol" of storms onr sen. George MUlllhy, both of priest!)' celeboey, ,..,_. lnfollbl.. California. Uty IJIII lntorpre1atlon of lbo Wil1<11 and Murphy were catholic r.aJ.th, admitted "tbe chairmen or the Republican trials are dllii<Ult ond someMINERSVILLE - John W. Hy- House-&note Cempolgn C<JmUmea herd. sell. son of Mr. anti Mrs. Victor mlttee. ..But, .. he ~. 111he reality HyaeU. MlnersvWe Route 1, has Bryce Harlow, Nixon's assiof our priesthood makes us boon admitted to lbo University stant for congressional aftalrs. bleu lbo Lord for lheae trlala. of MlchlgaoMedlca!School'sDual also attended the session at the The Chrlatlln ..._. lbo joy Degree J>rosram. estate of Philldelphla publisher lbot arlaes frGID trials. It Is tbo ISTANBUL (UPI)- Tiro Successful completion of the Walter Annedlerg. It was (~ml'lp14) lllided missile destroyers head- program lelds to the Doctor of devoted to assessi~ the preeel for the Boaporus Strait Medicine degree as well as the domtnantb' Democratic CooSa t u r day for "rouUne.. Doctor ot Philosq,hy degree in ~~~-~~~~l<X!'WI::::=::::::::::::: maneuvers in the Black Sea one ofthebaslcmediealaciences. PEARL HARBOR (IJPI) deaplte Soviet protesta that the Thie program includes the fuD A cPet eerem0111 aboard t b e v e 1 a e 1 a were "uninvited medical school curriculum in ad- graeelld uss Arizona Memorpest&... dltlon to extensive tralnina: In ial Saturday commemorated Authoritative eources Aid the 0111 of the Msie medical sclthe 27th amiversary of Jadeatroyera Dyess ancl Turner encr pan's snelk. attack on Pearl would enter the sea. which the Hysell. a 1963 graduate of Horbor. Soviet Union regards as largei1 Soulbom Locol Hl8h School at HaLeslllative leaden from lts own. ICIIDetlme Monday. The etne, atteDded Ohio University lhrougbout lbo nstion partlcl,.. bcirders the U.S.S.R. lor whore be was elected to the Hoo. potlcl In lbo eortliiimY po;yiD& 1,000 mllu. or Soetetlea of Phi Eta Sigma, Phi IJollllp to 2,409 Americana AIKEN, S. C. (UPI) - - Sen. Peaeelul voyaaoa 1>J worships ~ Phi aoo Phi Beta K-. killed IDtheDec. 7, 1941, bombStrom · ThurmOIIII, 66-year4d Into the Black Sea are allowed , . _ earaiJW lbo liS dqree In InS attack tbatbroulli>tlboUDIIheelth 'onttmalalll aM tile li10D IOidor a 32-yar-old treaty, tile Zool"'!' at Ohio UDiwrslt,y tn ed Statel Into World War n. ci-edlta!! with holdlorltbo. South Montreux Convention. 1987, he OII1'0IIod tn lbo UDiwrAbnolt everyda.Y, any AJner. in Une'rbr Rkhan:l Nixon,wuiD Althou&h the maneuvers by sity of Mlehican'a Horace A lean can ride a Navy shuttle amllea . !lalurdlt~n lbo newa tha U.S. ships were described lleckham SchooloiGraduataStudbroke that he wiU ...,..,. a 22- by a 8th fteot opot<ennan aa leo In lbo llq>artment ol Phylll· bolt to lbo wblte memorial wblch nato aotrlde the allllken year4d 'tormer beauO'. tlileen. "routiDe aperatl«ts," sourcu ol4J11. -Uhlp Ar!ZOIII. A I m o a I pl'Obablf before the arat of tbe saw theln , 1 an IPPirent ~ Jncereatecltn a career otmedl.. tliree decades later. oil aeep.. roor. ot · American slrenllh and clllnotructlon and research, lly- InS lnJin her hull still gives .• Tho llrlde - 1o • be le Nancy dloploosiD'e ~ the ncent Soviot aell tranolorrad lo lbo medical • opeclat shine 1D the water, Moore;' o ,....,......, bltio-eyed Mval ~ 1n lbo Medltor- school PI'CII1'0III ilnce It troat&brunette <Who reined as Miss raneaa. l q d(Jilkaated by the apteiftcall)' pi'Gblema- t.aclJw the '0\"C'GWt:MJJ:~ SOuth COrollta In 19tl5, 8th fleet. · cllnlclao m1 looda to - r orThey mot In 11188 OM II I a· • Tho, l!Uooiu. oaJd 1bo 01>- io. .tlooln both traiDiog lboproMooro wont to work In lbo of the de~l - " ' " phyaldon 1J111 oalodlng ator'a w•shu.tan olllco durtlJ&' ,lbo . · m.ek Soe . waa a a tole- r - p - . the IUIIIJnfl' DUJDlhs, ••trovoeattoa.'' HUNTING'I'ON• W, VL "The Moore lamtly dooou'l Tho' Soolot CCmmualat porty DRIVER KIIU!D Ohio'o Tenth llio!rlot Coognsswant me to say Oll)'illlq," lbo Pro.,. 'dlorpd dat WASHINGTQIMLLE, Ohio IIWI Clarence E. Miller, Rip..,_ beamiJW '11t1111110111l alld, oece~ tliii doatri>1ero ,......OJ'IItecl with (UPI)- A - car accident_,. !lean. <ll Lont:aster, Ia optlmlshll lbo CCIIIII'OIIIIadooa ani · miialloa that · Could carrj bore Sotunlllf claimed tho Uta of tic of chanpa ho e11110cta In lbo shlkoa ofwell-!llahorsattor-• lllelaor WOl'heo\l• ond lbot Climtrd L. Fltswator. Hla car noxtlour ~oors. o1 lbo f~llll marrlaio .lbo'!" ...........1111 . wore IIIli croobed '"'Ohio 14 allerJatoFr1!J11 ni&IJI. -king 1D tha 11rob < · • "· , '• • cowred bJ lbo 1931 troot,y 11111 milo wool of here Ia Collanblalla. COboll ~ Woat VIrginia Ra, • ~ · ~licl • wore A opoke-a Coont,y. J)d>Uean Victory DU.r guoati, -•AltiJaulli .lbo ~ h a 1 dlsmlaiiOd ·tito cbatJoi). . · ho dlocuoed lbo MW nottor.l been fll,: ;lllontho, t IU IQI.I ED IN CRASH .w.Dtnlatrotilll!o ,lbo I hi Cclna.&:ot ~""" o t l b o - . Al!l\lOIJNCE N1!;W PLANT RAVENNA, Ohio (UP!) •Deb- ....... IIIII btlelll lbo 2'lth ..,_ IIUinl eoma•~a 1111-IIMM- · CDOOMB!JS (UPI)· ~ A i1ew arab 'lltaiqjil!a, lT, ·A krali,.... - - ol lbo bo&IDDIJW of ~u. ~ lioddiJW ~ piUII~t! p~ 1D 1(&-l'iarren .. ~,U!Jn"'Othl;r.-~'!or, · Wqrld War IL /' fOri!t ,whleh llloa MiiOto'a CCIIIIIIJ, wt)l .li!l'lhlineW·!I*oulh IJ!joqd ' So~ . . . '"oar collllllor oudlnod '"""" ol lbo ~~~~lilf~··j·~:~IIJro. Paulllcillo. f(mllll<~~!~-ti-lill 'bendl i>J' )llioJI 11 iht eUI e& olllllor- moo8\lr0a 11 boUona wtU•• alilml~ 1D a ;i)o Ohio. ~ FliolndJW IIIIo so.O, 9h'o' in POI'IIce pla<e wliidilo MW c:o..reu IIIII. . · ''Coli!JDidl'!ll: . .. COoJnbo. 'atQJr lllelionl II IDI~. . :;L •LOGGAGE . BILL WELLMAN •HAND BAGS Gilt-.t.-Ramo -roy ke Elberfelds Po Your- Shopping Center * * Shop This Week Monday, Tuesday, Hysell Enters Dual Program Soviets Frown In Medicine On U. S. Ships In Black Sea u.s. Wednesday and Th11sday From 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Old Strom On Friday and Saturday The Store Is Open· Until 9:00 Will·· Wed Ex-Queen u.s. are-· inl!'' Wearing apparel for your fom· ily and furnishings for your hom•• And big selections of elfts for everyone on your !lat. Come in and look around ~er u.s. ' ELBERFELDS IN EROY AS USUAL 011' store.111.1Be Open Every Evatlnt The Last Twa Weeks Before Clilstiitas, Bqlnlnl ·FRIDAY; PECEMBER 13. . ...- ·-doman-. m.-t u.s. .......q.. : a· ~ .•... ' ' • A.sked speclflcally whether the NLF would eatabliii:J diplomatic relations with, and accept econondc aid from, the United States it' the NLF came to .,.,wer 1n Saigon, Mr!'l,. Binh said: Trade Possible .. According to the (oreign policy ot peace and neutrality, the South Vietnamese Natiooal Liberation Front is ready to establish diplomatic and trade relations with all countries, regardless of their IOCial and (Continued on Page 14) . ,,_ \ • -'1 ..•' •' " ' '. " ·," • ,,, l :, ,..,. • '. ·;,,._1.·;•!-''-·~···" . ..., . COLUMBUS (UPO- A fact-- finding teachers' commission of the Ohio Education Association will investl.gate charges of "unethical" actions by North Royalton school administrators anti "antagonism" from those at East Liverpool. The study group, headed by OEA past -president Robert DowliJ¥: or Denance, was call~ ed-for Satw-day by 8 vote of OEA's Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission. It wlll begin work "within the next few weeks," spokesmen said. '\ . "Should the preliminary inquiry teams turl'\-ql significant problems, a full scale commi.sion study would be conducted at a later date," the OEA said. The North Royalton Educa. tion Association was asked "to investigate (alleged) unethical gress on which Nixon must rely for passage of his program. Ford, Murphy and Wilson requested the ses.sion. They wanted also to discuss plans tor a meeting later this week in ·washington ot Nixon and au RepublicaD and unprofessional practices on the part of the s1.1)erintendent of schools an:l the Board of Education," the OEA said. Teachers there have attempted to set qJ preliminary di &- \ cussions .. ;,.' . regarding priorities and procedures for next year•s salary negotiations, but charge the Sl«Jerintendent has refused to meet wHh them. East Llverpool teachers ask- congressmen arxl possibly a later meeting which would include Democrats. The PresidenHlect, relaxing in the sparkling sunshine, met ed the commission to look into wl th 24 RepttJlican governors alleged "antagonism among earller to hear their recommen- certified school personnel, the dations for people for the administrative head a, the cabinet and programs for his school board, the public and administration. students •.. '' The talks were confidential The school an:l community but the governors no doubt became embroiled in debate in carried to Nixon their pleas for the aftermath of quarelUng bemore federal money to help tween footbe.ll coach - athletic with state programs and less director Robert McNea and the ral control. basketball ccach, Clinton Mcew York Gov. Nelson Connell kefelller, who recommelkled McConnell and several other that the rw;tio..l government coaches have thret.tned to quit take over all costs of welfare after McNea refused· to permit programs, had a private session basketball players to use the with Nixon. Cootball team's whirlpool bath. So did California Gov. Ronskl Student athletes have signed Reagan, host for the governors petitions, read at public hearconference and who also stayed ings of the school board, labelat the Anneri>erg Estate. They ing the dispute .. childish" and met for breakfast Saturday. threatening to rerratn from basNixon's onl,y public appea- ketball competition until the rance at his visit with the quibbling erkls. governors was at a formal banquet of about 1,000 people to Friday night. His only remarks were in an eight-mimte response to Rea- Priest's Removal • gan's toast in which Nixon praised the gallantry ot Ameri· FLORENCE, llaly (UPO ca's fighting men ln Vietnam Members of lsalotto parish SBl'' and pledged himself to uniting they will appeal the removal of their Rm11n C&tholic parish the nation. priest all the ny to Pope Paul l Parish Appeal Vl TRAIN CRASH FATAL CANAL WINCIIC!TER, Ohio (UPI) - Tlulnas J. Qulrm, Jr., 49. RR2 ClmJ. Winchester. was killed Sotunii.Y wbeo his plcklt> truck hit a Cho-'<e OM Ohio Radroad. train here. Authorities aakl Qu!M attempted to stop, IJIII skidded Into tile train. CHECKS DAMAGE - Dan Smith, a Southern Local School District bus driver, checks the damage caused when a large tree fell on it in Racine Thursday. The bus, usually driven~ Ray Proffitt, was parked near the Edwin Cozart garage when the tree toppled, demolishing the rear part o( the bus. No one was inside it. ·The ,Priest, the Rev. EnzoMaz- zi, defied his archbishopandpW. ltshed a catechism suggesth:v Jesus Christ was a .social agitator as well u a redeemer. pro-phet and mesaiah- The archbishop relieved Father Mazzl or hls parish and theon -the ·· - · took to the streets priest's be-halt State Begged to Check All Mines "· Lewis E. Evans, UMW ~ FAffiMONT, W, Va. IUPOA strong plea for closer state Director, said here Saturt:la¥ the inspectkr1 or safety procedures state should take a bard look ended three days of a prelimi- into how mines in West Vlr· oary hearing here Saturda,y on ginia are '"fire bossed." Fire the mine disaster which ldlled bosling, an inspectim of the ell· tire mine workings, immediafeb' 78 men. The investigation was ad- prior to the first work shUt ot journed wttil Dec. 16 after a each week, is conducted by United Mine Workers ot Amer- Wlion employes. Evans• statement came after ica (UMW) official called on the West Virginia Department ot it was brought out in test:ilnoQy Mines to make a statewide by Safety Director Jesse G. check into the requir~ weekly Bowers or the Mountaineoer Coal safety inspections or all mines. A total of 46 persons, nearly all miners at the ill . fated Mountaineer No. 9 mine testified during the three d~~,ys of hearings. Continuatioo of the hearing was postponed because several officials are to participate in other mine safety proceedings thh week. Among those sessions Is a mine safecy hearing called by Interior Secretary steward Udall to be held Thursday. The remainder of this hearing is expected to take at least one ~ at which time it will again be -mod uniJl an underground inspection can be con- ducted at the No. 9 mine. The mine was sealed Nov. 29, nine days after the first of a series of explosions that sent fire raging through a large portion of the huge seven mile..Jmg mine. Division, that two men speS four hours each fire bossing 1he No. 9 mine every Sunt:ky night. Evans, noting the seven miles of tunnels in this mine, told Bowers, ..you know as well u I do that it is an utter Impossibility to perform the dutlu tlley are suwoaed to under the law in that amount of time. •• The UMW official contencled that "provisions of the West Virginia law cannot be complied with" under the set-up that was used at the No. 9 mine. Evana, then added, ••t suggest to state officials that if and when this mine reopens they check thll sitllatioo here and that preaenU7 they examine it at other mlnH of thio rompony and otbor mines in this state... Evans, as be had with a num- ber ol earlier witnesses, pre slid Bowers _ to comment on .hili CONTINUED on Page 14 Threaten New Delay PARIS (IJP0 - A Solgm del- Iorence would get uncterw&l Wodegotim led bJ VIce President no~ because Of U. S. reruaa1 Nguyen Cao Ky Dew toward Por- thus far to grant tho VIet Conl"l Ia Saturda,y for oxpanded VIet- National Llberatloo Front C1ILF) lbo Federal -mnent to - - ' · nam neautlatUJna. But Hanoi Independent atatoo at lbo talkL Rlgh Hanoi omclala Aid U., le•i and pt bettor result& He threatened a new delay of t h e . talko by Instating the V n i t e d had formally told lbo Uldlot touched on tax ahorllll!o tu Incentl\o!!a, the mUitary draft oya- statea qreo to give the VIet States that 101lea• tha NLF tem, and lbo . - for programs Cong ~ status at the seatecl ao a -rote , . the --talks, lhoro.wUI , · IJIII propooalo lbot mako oound tbe South Vl_,.so lllam, oo con!.....,co, 'l1l.r lid oOiutlooa 1o....,... prd>loma. due to arrive In Patls ~. liiOWMer, • •· • cq, Miller Aid he bellevel """ - . orders from Preel- nol'a .......,_ lrltll €o«Wreaa uid ·the nattanare tired N - Voa 'tbl111 •lo ae- a, ' O!blckori.W. · IQdate tile' of IJwa'llio lla&tlbQpat l{y.'l llll. •'FOI' too loac." he llld. •twe 11111 nlltolnllal of poaco." at Orb" ~ ~~J •tJ. & hovo hod dla- and 1 leek of Bill Tblou lild t1Je all tiCII dJitl W, A..~ hor!n\IIIY. I bollno WOI'Ih!ohUe depondl ... .iho ......... t b • who ...., lllilll· f . . Sotunlo1 riltht p.,...m~ to ~~~ Optimistic about '69-'72 ..,.jltjler · o•or all3 flooro. v.... - STUDENTS ON TIUAL WARSAW (UPI)..Tbo trial ot two allollod rlncleactero o1 l'llllslo unrest In Mareh bepn 'l'llurodajl ID tho Volvodohlp Cclurt, tho - - Z.Vclt Warllall)< 101c1 .Frlclljl. An Indictment •hortled Jon ~llkl OM Soweeyn !lloimlltetn with porlldpatlon In a aecrot orranlzatlm that ma-Dilacted lbo a. y. •GOWNS Divoree Granted GALLIPOLIS - Judp R. Calhoun hal ll'anted Oroolha McGulra, R~ 2 GolllpJUo, a divorce from JIDd.or McQJJre, Gl.llipoiiJ, ... jp'OIIIIda of oruelt,y. The plolntll! waa awarded culfodT ot lbo Clq)!o'a ltre mbm children and the ctef<lllloat --toplllfl20•for •11J101.1Sotlled out of ......t IIIII dlomlaiiOd 1101 a _...,_ IRiillllod I>J Brorlea and Horold W. BI'OJ'les, CollUI'Ibua, a· plaat Jlmm,y R. Hall~, Galllpolla. suNDAY. DECEMBER """'rlors Awards~. The DeluxeStrallfrt Stlteh Touch & Sew Sewinl Mtc:hint VOL..$' No. 45 OEA 'in!. Double Nixon Sizing Up Congress Temper •SLACKS BILLFOLDS 0-Rama. At Miami Meeting TOPCOATS JACKETS helped MGM district by l)elping in lUnd raising, working on the anmaal sustaining membership campaign. For the last 10 yean he haa been the ticket chair· man tor MGM"s Distriet Sc:out- try's future Ues with helpine boys_ MGM. District acoutersare proud of Bill Wellmau' o contribution to our future. He Ia avery Important friend ()( Scouting, The curtain baa been removed PJII-< illneSIOI, Tho Tho pro1ect1on of J1a¥ bqlaa From -e, an el..ator tlkeo of bla eell, ond u a lhreal 1o from the lllwwer and J1a1 Ia IJlDjlloma are real, bot !beY at a -l.p!Med 011 lbo .wtors to the third floor, Whore hlmloll In tho chanoe that vllllblo and watched he are )II'OCltced In lla¥'1 niliwl, tlrst Ooor of the bib)' COUid:1 h.Y i1 locked 1n "a tank... a mllbt lake ble 01111 life. Cr1Ddnal Courta bnf1dlng wbleh autte ot cella once uaed for 16 llhowers. lie can alao be ~ ond oot bJ hio body, lbo _ aaeh a ""bile ....... of .., when he used the toilet. 11o lo phyeldans say, - d projudleo Ill)' .lu17. - · lbo Jail and lbo 111011. ElaboraiA> prec•utUJno aplnli whon J!O.Y le 1o be BrUIIanl floorescent llgbta watched wl1on be a1eepa Wlder Foremllll leola. IW'I'CIUIICI RIU"s colla, they ore the OOIUitanl glare o1 tbo potmn& lia1's foods are added A IIIIICICII for a ch.... ()( 1r1011. to tho aecurlt,y oylllom, and ut Vlottora and IIUII'da awrooch never 1Umed oil. Two small a p o t I I g httl and lluoreocent VMJO could be llled ~ lamp, oporcootlng Shelby CooaJt,y door IJIII apeak Into a opotli&llla to add more brlntance lbo Foremllll al llll)' UJDe. llo Ia Resulta Unknown 118Ye1'81 hundred thooAJMI doloc_.ed to . _ baton m!Ciqtbene 1D a clepJt,y ahorll! · for 1 clooed circuit televlsloo Under theae OlllllllltDIItl, m luo-2,937.60 alone to put bullet Criminal COUrt Judp W. who lllto eight hours a ciiJ' monttorlng oyatem shine onnPr- Battle Ttnlroda.Y to llllf bollind a oomhlnstUJn locked otontly Into Jla1's 18-bY-%1-loot Oct. It, a Friclll', II8J' wao vroof glus In the control tested for beart trouble. Tho -.... door, ID a bullet vroof cap eell. . wholbor he will be nodytoaoto called the eonb ol cetUr, High. In · a corner over the results fA. the tests ue not Ray*a meals eome from food trial March 3. known !'lbllcly but J1a1 Is prepll'ed by a truAy for the I! deared by tbo eontro1 door to tile prlaooor'o eeUI•one lltJ'• trW woo eoatiJued believed to be tn tp>d physical deput.y aherll!s specially picked television camera. another is iD from Nov. 12 to March 3 when center, the visitor iapaasedlnto by Morris to auor<l lla¥ In throe • FIII"OBIID succeeded Arthur J. a amall room. !itlllldln& Wlder a the corner oppoalte It, A third, beelth. However, the 40-year~ld a~ thiftB, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., 2 p.m. lleDoa &-., ond ble ICII as si£n readinc .,._, guos allowed.'' in a corrl.dor outside the oell, cmviet has a hiltory of to 10 p.m. and 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. the Vilitor Is 888l'ched. focuses on a shower stall. dol01110 CDIIIIJOI. $mWaJI ~imts .. ittttittel Vietnam talks since they begtn VATICAN CITY (l)PO- Buf- May 13, is thl first news agency feted by widespreU crittcillll of journalist to interview Mrs. his ban on artlDeial birth Npyen 11d Btnh, head of the control and by other dissension NaUOMJ. Llberatloa Front dele-within the church, Pope Paul VJ ptl.on to the expanded talks. said Saturday the Ronan Slbera's dispatch followa, or soon, IDd a 100, David, 3. BUl Ia a busy man, but tlnda time tor hia community and school. He bellevea our coun- Pope p .1 -w Slbera, of the Week." Although be is not a register· ed scouter 1 he has given hiJ Ume and ener&Y some while. For the past 15 years he has He is now the vice -president of the Central Elementary School PTA, a direct.or oo the Well V trglnla Appalachlun DeveiOI>ment o«<ce. and associated wttb Tltfin Jewelers. Bill and his wife, Sonia, hove three children, a daughter, Jamie, 17, a senior at PoUlt Pleaa.. ant H18h School; a 11011, Scott, 10, who will Join the Boy Scouts teleYiotoo ere• -..111m beeaD>o - . Ill llltemewa lalt - . Tho lir<>du•ed . _ lia1'1 opedal .,....... alrea4y hal led to at 1 - two 10-41.7 dlldpUDV7 ..,_..... b ¥ al. WW!om N. Morrla.Jr. II baa beeome an laauo Ia F.._._ lbo oelebratecl de· Ill, -clod lo be • t - llllomer who waa ~ed - n d I>J Parcy Forema~ In bJ J1a¥ Nov. 12, cm-llbo ~· Texas attorney, to move a l a - aeC~~r~Qo u ....,_ out <ll 14emj1hia Jla1's murder for 11111Yi1111·1bo trial. ~,lli Ill!! usasllnali!lll of Dr. Produce• Bad Image Martin Luther King Jr. lie Ia ....... . - to !oel lbo Details ol the procecboe bJ cana1ant aurvelll- prewldch .., lit guarded, bow be 11a1 to the' poltllc-11111 li> pta bia food, bow his heart WBI poteolttal jurora-sa a._..... a.otecl In his eell and bow m1na1 1oo c~anaeroue lo lsi out be Bill Well"Scouter ror *"• MEMPHIS, T...,, (UP!).. The alraordlnlry ......Ulanco ()( Jamoo Earl 11a1 In hia IIIIa. o1 ateel-platod cello - a r BIGpl, He ia watehed aa be 8111. 111-. bathol-In hia evecy momel:ll, no li\IUer hDw periKMI· SIT! •• What ia Christmas?'' by Mra. NetUe Ha,res, and .. Christmas stgnlllceneo" by Mrs. Stewart. The KfOUP aang ••Silent Nlghr' and u:n: came Upon the Mldrd.gtrt Clear" to conclude theprogram, During the business meetlnt!, ctneers tor 1969 were ele.cted. They are Mrs. Stewart, prellldent; Mrs. Hayes, vice preaident; MrL Grueser. eeeretar)'; and Mill Grue181'. treasurer. A letter <ll Christmas greellnp from the stale lll'and chief, Mrs. Agnes Woodard, was reacl. The prize pad<ago brought by Min Bemt-:e Arm Durst wu 1'HIII by Mrs. Mabel Bearhs. Games were played with prtzea being won by Miss JoaN, Mrs. Grues.er, Mrs. Reibel aod Mrs. Amanda Kasper, who waa welcomed back Into the sroup alter a long absence due to Illness. Others at the party were Mrs. George Haines, Mrs. Ellen Killinger, Mrs. Laura Eiselsteln, Mrs . Thomas Cook, Mrs. Bernice Ebersbach. lss· u~ ~ Extraordinary Surveillance of James Ray is New PhOipo, Mrs. WWiom Elchtlllliir, 'BA'HR CL Wellman: Week's Scouter Pf. PLEASANT - ward VeftOJ'. -ll(rl, Domy BrlcidOI, ~ Rallort OIUmJUl, Mra. A. (I• lira. Lindl Boyd, Mrs. Herbert Parker. Mra. RQ8er Adami• Mra. John Souvage IJIII Jeaonlo, Mra. YI DIUey, ~~. Charles Eske.:v. A. L. Crow, Mrs- Robert Ct81< Mn. EltrQOd Bowers, Mra. F.,d.. and Mrs. Mayme HobnOL Pythian Sisters Dine Saunders Honored You can have 1of the 5 famous Touch &Sew· sewing machines by SINGER for as little as $14995 GleDD DlQ, Mra. George Schnoid•r and Ele&IM)r, ¥rL KathlMn Francia, Mra. Ddrc;wd J<.. rreU and ·Mary, Mra. PoUI Baker, Mrs. ~ennlnga Wllf~ MrL JuliUS sauvaee m1 Llb&ta, Mra. Walter Kemedr and ll&rl>aro, Mra. Glod- 'f .. ',. ,; atecl as PreoldenL He streaiiOd tile Importance Or lbo ~ lt,y for business IJIII lbo priWlto lector <ll our ecoliiiii1Y to ploy OD Important role In our Mlima1 &Om'nmont. Ho recoljed Peorlllerbor Di.J, Doc.- 7, 19t1 aoo lbo bllel< JIOI'iDd lbot fall.....,.. 11e Aid that, "United, our •tion W.• al>lttoowrcoine.aweoiDieprobo ' leiits then aad moW Cl'l to Yic-. ~y." MUier llld lbo problomo wo..lace ...., ore llllt·u lorp ao lboy wore 2'1 reoro qo aM With IIIII!¥ 110 can llllko ·• 1fM1 ..:~ ~~- ··;~,. ~n.-..a. ., ' -....,.table. ·'eci·- PritMntecl will• ra~IW (ll'<illwt auantlon. Aoo -·1 boliew Mr. Nl1111 wm tai' PM.- WV!III!Whlle PI'CII1'0IIIS." .,. .,,,),If,:~<=~ j~ Commuoi.... ID Parla,·· ~e<..r, Norlh,Vtot.- llllfalletloo~lrltll=~~~~= ....... dlpl~ <lllillltwU- - ond ·f 1iko1¥ tho ........VIMMin ..... II. Nbtol. . ' �.. -ta=. r- . .r---·--------, . .... -___,.,.,.... -. -··· ... ---·. -·-··- . . . -- ......... -- . - . __ . . . _ ---- -- - . . ·---,. ·,~.--,... --- ' ~ ····~--- _- --. - . - ..... _.. ........ . . ~ 11 - The Sunday Tlmc!t - sentinel, ~Y. llcl"t!mber s. 1968 p011er wlthla the paluo prcl. ,. Washington White Paper Finch Heads Nixon's' Privy C~uncil rorrrla. WhetMr or not Finch en- By WILUAM S. WIIITE WPSHINGTON - No matter ters the cabinet as Secrctt.Q or what their titles, and irrespectlw the Department of Health, Eduof t.he outward shape of llre new cation and Welfare 1 as i ~the most cabinel; certainly thr~ mon and probable upshot, the bu<'k on the possibly a fourlh arc- going to be new Administration'!! high d~ the big fellows in the r\ixon r\d• mes tic politic s is extremely llkem inistration, shorl, of course , of l_y to land oD his desk, wherever it is, whtn it doe s not lan:i on the l~rcsident himself. More or less in des cendi~ or- that of Nixon him se1f. Fin<'h is the most exact human der of true importance alii of genexponent and philosophexample, uinely operat ive inOucnce in the er of such aspects of a newis h polactual po)Wer st.mcture will be iti cs as have lodged into Nixon 's these people: thinking and _ purposes. Hobert No. l, Robert rtn<·h, at presFinch, no matter what he is ent Lieutenant Governor of Calicalled, will devote most of hi s time and energy to seeking at minimum some area s of toleration and at maximum some ef~ fe cti"e political rec onciliation CONTIN liED from Page 13 between the new Pre sident and thinking of what caused the e:x- the bi g-cit~· minority group s plosioo. Bowers agreed that' the whi ch voted so massively agains t exploaion had to be caused by h im in November. an accumulation of coal dust or No. 2, !lobert Ellsworth, a for· methane gas that coJ:ected be- mer member of Congr ess alii polcause of a lack of sufficient itical di r ector of Nixon 's r ecent ventilation. campaign. It has been said officBut Bowers, a s the others iall.)' of Ellsworth that he is to be who had been quizzed on it b:r "a g<::neralist in the truest sense Evans, said he had no explana- of the word." This means Lhathi s tion for how thi s situation might wril will extend lo both domestlc have deveiOJled. and foreign policy; that he will Two men who had wor ked un· never be lied down to detail, til recently at the to;"o . 9 mine and that he will have e very opWere am(llg the last witnesses por tunity to become to Nixon Saturday , both of them called by the UMW. Arthur Cook, who said he quit at the mine ln September after working less than two months and Dana E. Harris Sr. 1 of Farmington, who wa s injured and reti r ed on dis ability last March, OOlh related that they fell there were safety inf.ractlons while t he_y were still Mine Safety J aboul as indispensable as will be for Klein, with neither wlshirw U door but rather ac:eesalbtllb' to, aM deep tamlliarit)' with, the Finch. ': to be that w~. No. 3, Bryce Harlow. Harlow The central poiR olitall, how· mind: and aims or Nixon wtu at laat is ofticiall}' assigned the taak of e\'er, is tfda: Not titles on the be the Qtctoro detormlnlns t""' smoothing Nixon's way wlth a Democratic Congress, a tar from inconsiderable mission but also one likely in practice to extem beyond lhe mechanics of moving a Nixon legislative program and inlo the mu<·h higher poliUcs of helping to prepare such pro-grams. Finally, whether there is to be in tact a fourth aOO more or 'J A.M. TO less co-equal power in Herbert Klein will deperd lar@:ely on 9P.M. whether Klein, who has been_,. pointed to oversee the entlre public information apparatus of the government, can master this vastly difficu1t aOO une1(8.mpled assignment. He is, under present planning, to be based not in the White House prq>er but rather in the Executive Office Building which stards, in all Its marvelousl,)' ginger--bready anti-beau~, just a c ross the streeL \'oung Ronald Ziegler is to be the subordinate White House aide in da_y--by-day dealings with the press, and the mere circumstances of his more continuous GIRLS HOODED COATS, availability to the writers of llZU I TO o-f TO 1' IlliG. II.D TO lUI news and opinion could well make problems both for himscU ard e e TO u IUDGUL.\R tl_. GilLS cuuons 1110. $3.41 f TO LADIES SWIAT!RS 100% WOOL MISS ERIKA (HAND KNIT) LADIES HOSE RIG. 2 FOR 77c GAY RAMPAGE (SEAMLESS MESH) U% NYLON POR NLF would fight on until a • 'final victory" on the battlefield was achieved. She said questions about a (Continued from Page 13} cease-fire in Vietnam and u.s. politlcaJ systems, un the prin troop withdrawals and other ciple of equality, mubJaJ benefit matters related to ending lhe and respect for the indepenwar would be discussOO along dence and soverelgnt.,y of the with a political settlement in Vietnamese people." the upcoming '"four-way conferMrs. Binh, who has spent ence . •• The conference, she said, much ot the past 11 years in the would first deal with the South Vietnamese jungles as procedures under which the real one or the founding members or peace talks would be conducted. the NLF, warned that only her Mrs. Binh, whose two children party's five-poilit program and are being raised by friends in the fouri)Oint plan of the North an NLF zone of South Vietnam, Vietnamese government could said that even the children of provide a just basis for the Vietnam understand the strugsettlement of the protracted gle against the Americans. \'ietnam war. • 'The children understand Mrs . Binh implied that so very early that they have to long as a peace could not be help ~ir elders tn the fight negotiated along these lines, the against the U,S, aggressors to save the country," she said. •'!Many children participate In watching spies and enem,y agents. At present, ill South VIetnam, three generation& are fighting with one heart, resolved to defeat the U.S. aggressor1."' Mrs. Binh 2 GAL ROCKET MOTOR OIL Pope Prays The Pontiff, who turned 71 in Gallipolis STATE fARM MUTUAL AUTOIIOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY tl Home Offlcr. P~OIIftil!llon. llllnala • .•' OIIILS COATS REO. 2 94 & $14.94 tADIIS CAl COATS $14.88-$19.88 September, told his audience he would pray and then "give himself up, withoul anguish or untimely anxiets, to the myster~ ious play of Lhe invisible but ' 'ery certain assistance of Jesus to his chu!'ch." Vatican observers interpreted the remark, coming in a Ume of acute testing for t.he church and for Pope Paul, as one of optimism am confidence. 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K5 MATCH BOX TOYS $1.18 SPICIAL $1.00 6330 Del&.. - . 226 WilSON BASKETBAlL $3.44 $2.00 JQHNNY SKEET SHOOTER $1.67 2433 IDEAL KABOOM IIEG. $3.97 62.:1 WILSON FOOTBALL , $3.44 $2.00 NO. 480 MOD OUIT..;.$ REG. $4.71 lrtent on building ran Interest - is likely to be very receptive to new notions. The changes the lans won't see, however, those inthetrontomce, probably will be more sweeping and more tar .. reachins. Exactly what the changes wUI ~ won't be known until a three-mao cunmittee appointed by the owner• at the end ot the Winter Meet:inls here draws lfJ a Master Plan, and then that plan has to win appro'Jil Crorn the ownerL 1be three - man committe~ bas two co - chairmen, Gerold Hoffberger ot the Baltimore Orioles and Richard Meyer of the St. Louis Card:t ..b, plus one regular member, PhU Wrigley regime - ers; 1 apeclalist pinch .. hitter who hita tor ·aqyone; a spec1al1st $1 .ft REO.nt $1.8l • 48" TAIL PIPE EXTENSION lng through the formallty of loosIng four wide pltehos. Moat of theae ideas actually .:lin• ~ all the !old, lootodpl~Qo­ AU PURPOII SCAn& lUGS 99c SAN FRANCISCO (UP() - U the owners meuteveryt:hlngthey said, when tt.,- fired Commla- Porluc>o II)' 1970, !Ma olUU. iD the ataoda; will see IUCb tJd-8 RIG. $11.11 $1.31 BIRD FEEDERS Stunning Baseball In Making as: - ~~~iall&t11 players a 1a pro football, who Qpear sewral times in a pme. For exaJqJle, I . ._,.clallat piuch .. rumer who SPECIAL $1.22 TAll PIPE EXTENSION touchdown S:US into the eame on a 26-yard paaa from Earl Mor· rall to Willie Richardaon, then llddocl fteld goals or 37. 15 and 15 yards by Lou Michaela. Green Bl)''1 only score was a 45 - yard Mike Mercer Reid gc.l in the Rrst period as tbe Colt defense now has allowed ju1t two touchdowns in the last seven games. Baltimore has 1 12 - 1 record. and will meet the Rams in the ft.Ml pme of the nason in 1 prd:aable C:C.stal Divillm lhm.-down. The Packers are s-.71 to insure their first losing season since the pre-Vince IA}mblr· dl year of 1958, whoo ltJ9y were 1-IC1·1. lioner Wllllam D. Eckert, Blae- will be elfPC!rlmented with dur~ ball """ Ia headed for the most 1~ sprlng training game1 in 1969. •tunnirw ehanps In Ita history, Although they aren't likely to be both on the lleld and In the front adopted in 1969, Basebl.ll's new RUGS I' 6"1111' 6" ... Its on!)' MIN'S PAJAMAS REO. $3.29 M"dt" AND BO"'Jil" 4C8r'A'IW """ lt.\TON '"" ACIIIl'A'lll • .,. lltf:lt PCL11Dii'tM .... $2.66 ocored offlee. \\Hit&' 'VIItGDI POL~WIGI • P'IIIal ~AJ!l!!lt\131 . ··~ >b .•"o'M*i .,, "'·'•·· <t· ~ • .fJb ·+"" ::;?,9~_ , . F1RST HALF Eastern puUed out loa 9-6firot Eastern. settilll: up precise playa, held oft the comeback ef. tort with Ray Karr hitting 1 tree throw allll thoo oteall~ the ball to go In for a lay- Bob Rll<lde made -a charity toaa and then Don owr the 1M AJweles Rama ln lOO~ $1.51 SANTA'S SPRAY scored a tree throw to make the The victory pve the Colli a fUll pme lead at laaat for 1 cloy ·.-- -.---- ..... ....-....... ---- al111 Prolllll .,.,. IIIOIIJer tree throw and an outllde Jumper be-lore the pme ended. period ad~ on the 1trervth of a pair of free throws by Ksrr, bucketa by · Freshman Demts Elcldi!Pr allll Junior Bob RUehle and a do1d goal ard !roo thr'"' by Tom Buckley. er,lnll one by cerar DUISm.lth. Thl Eagle• ...,ed their leed to 12-S in tho earl)' mllllleo of tbt second quarter, but wwe W1lble to pin a larpr leod By Quartero: marker• an four bucket~ IU1d EASTERN , , 9 16 33 4,_ .. tlu'ee tree dlrowL Karr paced the Eqlel with 12 SOUTHERN • • 6 17 27 tt- 44 !! ASTERN (t9)- Karr t.+t21 polttll on lour baakell IIIII !our of olx c:l1ariQ> lt>toeo ard Elehlnot- Buckley 1--2.-4; Hole t.e-8; JIIIW.. •r, an outlt:an:line eager for !realunln, followed with 10poi.U Ritchie 1-1~; buckets. Don RoN and tals ZO (~18) 19. SOUTHERN (4t} - Diddle 10422; Nor-ril l..o..2; Shuler 4-3--11; Tho Eailoo hit 19 ol tl . - Smith 2-0-4; Beegle 0--0-U; Prolfrom the field for 1 311 per cent ftU Z-H. TOOl! a 19 (6-10) t4. Morrtaa~Q Pat DIDDLE TOPS Diddle, I 6--1prd,led1coring by IIIIU"' for 22 markero oo 10 of IS field goal - ' " al1d - elght eaeh. of four tree throw tries. The only other Southern»t..Yer to hit in ckdtle tlgurea was steve Shuler, also a junior, with 11 also ehtpplld In average while Southern conneeted on 20 ot 45 tries for 41 pe~r cent. Southern also outrebound.ed t h e Eag111 with 26 to tllelr 25. Rooe ancl Eichinger led the Eaatem ; -t•• rebour.uae with aewn each an::l Shuler paced Southern with eight. Eastern won the reaerve con-test, 4s..41, in another close match. Dave Smith was high tor the wtmers with 17 while T(II'J kicked a IS • yard fteld goal to Karr ard Bobby ~dwell chipped make the score 13-3 with 1S..secln ell)bt .tplece, Sam Shain led on:ls left in the talt Southern with 11, Roger Nease An Anderson tumble was re-got 11 and White, eight. covered by Curtis on the Packer 37 early in the third .Period. The Colts drove to the Paeker 8 on eight plays, seven of them on the ground, and Michaels klcked his final field goal on fourth dolrn. Green Bay's only threat came after Baltimore had driven tothe Packer 12 onb to have MorraD fimlble on the first play of the tourth quarter. Green Bay's Li.. one! Aldridge oooopod the ball and r1ced to his own 39. these value prices! Ill c~en'o Two-Suitor $31.50 Ill i! Men's COmpanion $20.50 Ill'. ~~~llman uuo IlL,' ,. o:l'lite S20.:!0 Ill ;Ladle•.' Bauty Case fl9.50 it's startina: t'rom scratch IJ1d Ho1berger I&YI the MJ!iater Plan may not be ready for "six montltl 1 a year, two years." Eckert, 59, was deposed &tter three y\'IIX'a as Ccmunlssioner and with tour years to go on his $80,000 per year contracL Although he was pormlltod to mUe the face ·A'vlllle.nmunce· ·ment that be ureal.ped." proof ot his blrsher ~te came with the dlocloture Ito ..UI be paid ott on hla contract. which doean't hiPpen to people who ~~ Eloftn PIIIW deals -place Bd> Mlbry, 6..1 junior comer, at tbo Meot!Jwo here, but by sotpaced l l l l f l - witll211 P>fnll, lll'>lla.Y night all ollldalo except thooe of tbo MlmeF- fiDIIbed in !~pel - JlCllt Jordan TwiDI bad aea-ed. And I ~ e lllo had 18, Mike llarril 1t, Jim Twtna were just adcklns around Marlhlll and Cborlu Baker had to tee tbe pro football ~ lOla VlkltW~ p I a y on Soomy 13. Rio l.a D-12 at hollllmo. qalnat the FOI'Q' Nlnero, Tbe lladDuil eollocted 21 .... COACH OF YEAR - . 21 II)' Mlbry, and bll COLUI\IBUS (UPI) - 0 h I o 36 ~ 72 lllld pi altompll Unlveralt)t'a BU1 Hess, who lor 150 per - . Rio 17 coac:hed ll:e Bobcats to • 1(1.0 ~ :12 re<:Oid thlo ... ..., and Tbe Ollart, l.a b.r Fn'* MIDa bertlt In tho Tangorl• -~ nl&'l 34 polnll, 81.-. tu Ma cboaenaa tbe Ohio Coach botDio, IIIII bll 35 f1l 'IS otlho from lito fllltl. FbtdiOl' II BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP() of171netDIMR. lndla• turOid back 1 late rally - 7 0 - l ' O - 7:35loft by Mlo- Satttnll1 and ocorod plq. Dill Jonu IIIII 11abr1 511..11 · · - victor)', the ""' ..,Sdt lo - e aflrol for the Hooaler• In two Gnnilo- tD lltoJ, tldl . . lOlL 18 palnla. Tbe 1 lint In two tDt••· -u v-. ba- - 1.. Ia • Rio plete Its first perfect season in 21 years and only its second in ill Ill story. Caqlbell SCOred on runs cl 87 and 19 yards and amassed 207 yards rushing ln the first half as the Nittany Lions rolled up a 2~ lead. Perm State also seored In the first halt on Charlie Pittman's 27-yard jaunt and Boll Garthwaite1S 25-yard fleld goal. The two Syracuse Rcores came in the fbtal nine minuWs of the game against state•s second team. Lee Castner ran 21 yards tor me touchdown and R l c h Panczys:tyn's three yard rollout acootmted tor the other score. Campl>oll, wbo missed almost half of the season beeause of a ohoulder soparalloo, had Ids ms !ll'tlllttlall1 ...... Glo Jar\'- .•""""' a liJ.III ll'lttqb ·aunmu Fttllralat. ~~~- Bo llopora'• 3.1 ,..... paOid lllo Rio J\1'1. Dol ·~ ol' lllo -~~~~' IIIII: RIO GIWIDI - lliiii'Mall, I.' ....... :lf;'wijjj;; ,.a'-18, ~.· u--· U.Uillurlo,~ 1,.0;1; TOI'ALS 36- OR PER TODAY BEST PHOTO SERVICE C-lvl\1•, Q, Box 707 LOOK! WHAT MARTIN FORD HAS TO OFFER THIS WEEK. A-1 USED CARS FOR THE THRIFTY SHOPPER 1965 MUSTANG The Packers, sparked by a Bratkowsld - Oatdis Jamea pass of 24 yards, drove toa firatdown at the Baltimore 10. Jim Grabowski then gained three to the seven, but Bratkowskl threw three incomplete passes and the Colts took over with 9:24 left. The Colts, with Tom Matte and Terry Cole chewing offbig yardage, ran out the clock. Conv. 4 speed. Color Is red, white tq). Has Riley sport pkg. Tho Colla outgalnod the Packers 242 to 163. Wabama Tops Alumni 58-53 - Wallama School's cage team acorech 5 S-53 triumph over the White Falcon AIIBnni Friday night. JurQor Gary Clark paced the varsity with 22 markers. B i II Marahall was high tor the Alum~ nl with 17. Tooy Fields and Lar· ry Herndon, with 11 apiece for the varsity, were the only other players to hit in dodlle ftgures. DAYTON - At 181st three ot tho top table tonnlo play<ors In tho Unii<Kl Stoloo,lncludlqrthe • • •• •• • and many other accessories. 1963 LINCON Monterey HT coq,e. The col~ or Is white arxl red with PB, PS, radio. A real sharp car . 4 door (with the works). color Is black (has premium tires). Y0t1 will hue to aee to appreciate, 1963 CHEY, 1963 METRO This one has a worksh~ body on iL Could be converted into a camper. "A good quality Impala sport c~ Beluti· fu1 maroon flnish, 6 cyl std. shirt. Come aiXI look at me. Us The truck." $745 LINCON ·1964 DODGE ' 880 Custml 4 door, Blue finlah, AM trans. radio, PB,PS. A real nice family car. Continental (COlor blaCk). Thla one has everything. This one is strictly for the elite used car buyer. $1295 $3895 1966 FIAT 1968 FORD 4 door. The sas saver for the economy millled. Pick\1). New, newr beendriv- en. You Can Really Save $895 SEE OR CALL Homer Melvin Liule or Waugh MARTIN FORD SALES INC. 417 SECOND ,\VE. Doc Smith U. S. Junior chu11pton. are compot!Jw Ia the ll•ls of the 1IOl'lot> Says: Winter Open here today. Play bo11111 Sltunlay It the Not al1d POlldie Club oourts, U7 Eoot5th st. They are Dll Joon Lee, 21, alnatea chaq); Cleveland. u.S. u.s. · Just Arrlvidl S.varal Truck Lo.. s tf Bulcks and O,als•. Wt Art to Daalll 1961 Iuick Sportswagon. Factory air cond., luggage ro~k, very law miles, new cor warranty. ~~:Coupe. Factory air, nice. Was 1965 Yolkswa~tn lolunlch, Gonnlt11'. -~69:1 -••• Has air contl, P. a, P.S. 1 AM trans. ractio, and heater, At Dayton 4 Dr. Sedan, 283 V-8 entlnl, automatic transmls·' sian, radio &heater, Artesian 1'1111U01se, with lllltchlntlnterlor.' Fo11 n.W w/s/w Ures. VIIJ low mlleap. Excellent cond. . . .••• 1966 FORD 1965 MERCURY High In Finals Del -oris, 23, Grand Rlpldo, Mlc:lllpft. l'lllkod No. 3,and Jolm Tanneldll. 16, Middleport. Ohlo, Boya 17 and Under c:llatq> and No. 7 in U. S. IIIOD'I llDclaR. Lee, 'l'an~Bdl~IDII SWeerlJ are · on the u. S. meD'I team ot lour player• rocendJ oeleetad tD repreaa,. tho Unii<Kl Stales intbo world tournarMIK next AprU In • • • ••• $1495 Riggle In 1964. He also picked up 239 yards running, only 11 short of the record of 250 yards set by E. E. (l!horty) Miller In 1912. The vietory gave the Lions a record 10 wins - tbe tlrst time they have won that total In a single seaaon since they began Intercollegiate football MASON t • • • Galaxie 500, 2 dr. HT: Cdor, is blue with black vinyl Ulp. $1495 Hardtop Coupe. All power features. Was $2195. 66 CHEY,ROLET BEL ·AIR .Wood FOR CHRIST IUS 5MAP5 LOOK! LOOK! greatest day. 87..yard run The varsity lilt 22 of 71 allots -was the longest nm from serlmfrom the fleld fDr a 31 per cent map bl Uon history, breaking a mark of 86 yards set loy Bob average and 16 Qf 25 free throw's tor 64 per cent. In the preliminary game, the White Faleon Reserves dumped the Fresbmen by a 51·Ut margin. F....,.• 1-111 ,..... ~· commltu>e plUIIj)Oo rtghl Into work during the c..mng week. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (tJP0 Penn state, sparked by the record.l>reaklng running of llal!back Bob Campbell, trampled ~BCUH 30·12 Sltqrday to com- • n.w Penn State Completes Grid Season Unbeaten - $.4.-10; Lodwick 2-0-4. To- tllroulhoot on ftve the eontett. On Green Bly 1 a first series ot pll,ys, Doni\Y Arx1erson was hit by Mike Curtis and fumbled with Bob Boyd reco\'ering on the Pack-er 28. Twopll,yslater, RichardsOil got behiOO Herb Adderly on the right side ot the end zone and Morrall drilled a perfect scoring paas. The Packers got their only score after the ensuing kickort Zeke Bratkowski. who pla,yed all the way at quarterback in place or the io,iured Bart Starr, Pissed 18--yards to Anderson to set 141 Mercer's field goal. The Colts scored on the first series or the second quarter fol· lowing an Anderson punL Start-. ina: at their own 381 Morrall hit John Mackey onpassesof17and 11 yards. The drive stalled on the Packers 30, and Michaels k-icked a 37 yard field goal to give Baltimore a l!l-3 lead. Late in the second period, a Bratkowski fmnble was recovered by DeMis Gaubat:r: on the Packer 48. A 36 - yard Morrall to Ray Perkins pass sparked a drive to the 6, and Michaels a..u, ,. Elebi.ftler rlue)' I .Baltimore Defeats Green Bay, 16-3 • IIOP.. TOPIOIIM $10M $9M $5.08 $tOO $2.01 Southern'& !01111 ftrot Plrlod ba1keta were two b)' Jtudar Bob Diddle, tbe pme•a leedirc acor- ahowi!W In the nral quarter. Southern still oonll111ed ballllnc ocoro til-41. F- $6.00 REO. $7.94 FOR u:cx·· uo. AUTO HEADREST loci after Guard Ralllll> Proflltt .-..r NaUooal League central division crown. 3 TO 6-7 TO 14 REO. $3.92 FOR $3.00 REG. $2.97 POR $2.00 . $7.00 $4.00 $6.00 FOOT LOCKERS REGULAR $8.94 FOR just 2:53 lett lD the fourth per~ Role aU~ inside tor a tw0w pointer. Thooe dutch polnll JUde the score 49-41 wUh juat 30 aecoms and Neactl Cu-aey, I. DURALON CUIJAN PATOIWORK QUILTS REGULAR $5.66 son and dropped Southam's reoon! to 1).2. Tho only time tho Ills Green trailed In the rtftl Southern Valley Conference ardlli4-0hloVU.. ley Conference tl.h were lll the opening mi.J&Ites, at the eloee ol the flnt half ard midway tltrottal1 tbt third ported. COieh Jim Adamt' determined tory wldeh virtually onled the Green Bay Pickers• hopea tor · GilLS IWIATIII $3.00 4!~ 1 pntllll Sltunlay lor a 16-3 vi"' LY $2.00 $2.00 $2;00 $9.00 5x6-1 00% RAYON PILE LATEX BACK REG. $9.88 FOR Av•· Homo 446·4518 llatQ paeod - - 18, ~slo Soul,q. 1101 15 y lATH ROOM CAIPIT WITH LID Second 2, - - RACINE - UdMaten Eaatern Tomadoea, however1 were Ia the rna..,ged to all)' abMd moet ~ pme dl the WQ and con~laatly the time wllllo oamiJw a ' ltiJtd on the heolo of tho wi~>< tQUiht 41-44 Yletor)' over holt nera. Southern Frldl)' IIIJIII at Raelao. Tho win 1111 Coach IlOIIIJI SCMithorn. to fact. w.. within Wrtpt'o Eoelo• 2-4 for tho- two poilU of the Eagles with . :HENIUE liD SPRIADS REG. 5.00 Pari Central Hotel Bldg. nliht. J- in loorlnl will> II - · · 0111· er SyraeuJe ICOI'Irl wre Hiney ._.... and Allotr, eadt with S and Karen fiel'l'l, Eastern Nudges Southern By 49-44 Tally GREEN BAY (UP() - Tho BaJ. t1more Colli' brUllant defense COD'Yirted three tl!mbles Into 13 46e R.AYON II% ACRYUC ALL NYLON BINDING SNOWDEN Frldl,y Pat Wlnebromor of tbo !~fro"""" lopped all plo,yora 11'0& IIG. $12,11 1101 RIG. $3.99 BLANKETS or being with the Lord ... and a feeling of gre::1t confidence and trusL •• Phone 446·4290 - 2 MEN'S AU WEATHEI COATS 1(. le.d at hallt1me. Both cllita are now 2-1. John C&nl.ne and Ken Konll o ~ I o unt...roU,y to a 101..15 odded It poillll tac~ for tho """'> owr prev!OIIIIy um.ton winner&. r.ve McDanlel 1 with Ohio Welleyan. 12 polrtll, waa the only Ohio Tied Z-2, the Bobcats reeled Weslenn pleyer tn dousble f11. off nine ttn.laht points to settle ureo. the laaue.. 1buy held a 4:~21 SYRACUSE - The women of the !ib'racuse Pl'A scored a 4539 victory <Nor tho vlaltlng Poineroy PI'A women•a buketb&ll $4.00 $1.22 $100 $5.00 GIRLS SliETCH nGHTS certaint~ I ATHENS, Oldo CIJPI)- Gerald McKee IOIHid in 23 polDts here 8atur\tt)' r&fternoon to pace Syraeuse PTA Women Triumph Point Pleasant, W.Va. GilLS' DAINTY GOWN REG. $2.77 l ~~ e (JoDJ St udent Discount p lus pos~>I Jie sa vings with econom1cal S ta te rJrrn ca r in s u rance equals a real ly sma rt deal ! Ca ll me today . OU Routs Wesleyan Five 1-7 INFANTS 1 PC. ZP SUITS REG. $2.77 S m a rt student s save wi t h St at e Far m 's Good S tu ilf"l l D1scoun t . _ ?5% off on c ar ins urance to "8" c,tu dent s or Pq u ivalent . Unmarried male ~ tu dPrt s. 16 to 25 H igh school junio rs or sen· iors, co llege men, too. Th e disc ou nt is ava i labl e to e11hcr t he s tudert or his fam ily . The Sun:IQ Times • SerW.inel, Sunda)', lJecember 81 1968 lUNDAY .INFANTS 2 PC. SETS PLAY JAMA REO. $2.77 Smart guy? - ~ SATURDAY (Continued from Page 13} CAROLL ---- - .... Pope I N OU OO .. < ! . MONDAY Cook, 11 • 11 OUM ...,.udon llble• of • 11!"1 .all tho!, and thh Ia, the 'tr01 II 1fOI be with Nl- too. Fi!< 11>1' "'l'" olul!W Ia tho Wblle HOIIJe ,pUI tlll'11 In crlol• 11> thole h e - · aboolllle\)' IIIII lruall be1011d Ill ordinary meaaures of fruat. Alri· body an Admin.. can l"~" . 15 - STORE HOURS working. '. •hoi<•• -.;, * * * * * * * * * *"* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * BERRY'S WORLD whose father also worked at No. 9, said he had quit because he "felt the mine was unsafe!' He said he re called two incidents when auxiliary ventilation fans were not moved into SHdons where they were mining. And then he said he overheard a shift foreman .. jumping on " section bosses about low production. Cook, identified the section foreman a s Albert Takacs , one of the 7A victims, and said "these were his exact words : "'Pr"<hiction is down and I don'l give a damn how you get it. You get it or else.''' narri s , who said he was in. jured in a coal buggy car acci dent, said a car he was supposed to operate on one shift, 11 had five safety violations." He said those violations on the car included no lights, no brakes, and no Cire extinguisher . There had been some discussion among the officials and just briefly with witnesses aOOut a continuous mining machine that had been covered by a roof fall on the day shift prior to the morning when the explosion oecurred. The covered machine was in a section just north of the Llewellyn Portal where the first explosioo occurred and some persons had expressed views that the blast might have been triggered in that area. Pau1 F. Watson was the section boss oo the shirt prior to the explosion who was supervising the uncovering of the machine. He testified Friday that he had "found no gas.. in check I taken during that shift. 'l!llolo ~wOl'lt_,.l)'olwio)oo -llhltandlnc the lotraUon Ill' loli.,.iD& all t h • a time, m~re -~ Ulan n:ll. p.._r .......,u of maracorial OMn Ruo~ •• Preside,. -~ erwtnoertna. But II take& ueclal son't Secre...-)' of state, tor lJ... tuatraUon, hi• been all thlt. but roladonobiPI quite •'*"""n to aJao 1 a:reat deal more. He hpa ~ ablool of oraanlza- .,.. been I friend and priV)' tounlel-pertl to qllke an Admlnl•tratiCil 101' In en&t cnw matten tar:-ntrllll. MoriOYir, rormat alloeailon~ mqved trom, say, Vletnami 1 allll <ltvlolqna of ..,~ore• of work roCk of 1 man In ma~ tlmca or II between Prealdentlal IIIOC:i- trouble• that had nothing to d.o ltel ar.e Ukeb to bec<lne., after with !orelgl! policy. Tudor. Black, new engioe. Was $1195 1964 Cadillac Coupe. va. ·~to., nice. Wos $1295. · 4 Door Hardtop. w•• $2295. Factory air, all power. " •. •• �.. -ta=. r- . .r---·--------, . .... -___,.,.,.... -. -··· ... ---·. -·-··- . . . -- ......... -- . - . __ . . . _ ---- -- - . . ·---,. ·,~.--,... --- ' ~ ····~--- _- --. - . - ..... _.. ........ . . ~ 11 - The Sunday Tlmc!t - sentinel, ~Y. llcl"t!mber s. 1968 p011er wlthla the paluo prcl. ,. Washington White Paper Finch Heads Nixon's' Privy C~uncil rorrrla. WhetMr or not Finch en- By WILUAM S. WIIITE WPSHINGTON - No matter ters the cabinet as Secrctt.Q or what their titles, and irrespectlw the Department of Health, Eduof t.he outward shape of llre new cation and Welfare 1 as i ~the most cabinel; certainly thr~ mon and probable upshot, the bu<'k on the possibly a fourlh arc- going to be new Administration'!! high d~ the big fellows in the r\ixon r\d• mes tic politic s is extremely llkem inistration, shorl, of course , of l_y to land oD his desk, wherever it is, whtn it doe s not lan:i on the l~rcsident himself. More or less in des cendi~ or- that of Nixon him se1f. Fin<'h is the most exact human der of true importance alii of genexponent and philosophexample, uinely operat ive inOucnce in the er of such aspects of a newis h polactual po)Wer st.mcture will be iti cs as have lodged into Nixon 's these people: thinking and _ purposes. Hobert No. l, Robert rtn<·h, at presFinch, no matter what he is ent Lieutenant Governor of Calicalled, will devote most of hi s time and energy to seeking at minimum some area s of toleration and at maximum some ef~ fe cti"e political rec onciliation CONTIN liED from Page 13 between the new Pre sident and thinking of what caused the e:x- the bi g-cit~· minority group s plosioo. Bowers agreed that' the whi ch voted so massively agains t exploaion had to be caused by h im in November. an accumulation of coal dust or No. 2, !lobert Ellsworth, a for· methane gas that coJ:ected be- mer member of Congr ess alii polcause of a lack of sufficient itical di r ector of Nixon 's r ecent ventilation. campaign. It has been said officBut Bowers, a s the others iall.)' of Ellsworth that he is to be who had been quizzed on it b:r "a g<::neralist in the truest sense Evans, said he had no explana- of the word." This means Lhathi s tion for how thi s situation might wril will extend lo both domestlc have deveiOJled. and foreign policy; that he will Two men who had wor ked un· never be lied down to detail, til recently at the to;"o . 9 mine and that he will have e very opWere am(llg the last witnesses por tunity to become to Nixon Saturday , both of them called by the UMW. Arthur Cook, who said he quit at the mine ln September after working less than two months and Dana E. Harris Sr. 1 of Farmington, who wa s injured and reti r ed on dis ability last March, OOlh related that they fell there were safety inf.ractlons while t he_y were still Mine Safety J aboul as indispensable as will be for Klein, with neither wlshirw U door but rather ac:eesalbtllb' to, aM deep tamlliarit)' with, the Finch. ': to be that w~. No. 3, Bryce Harlow. Harlow The central poiR olitall, how· mind: and aims or Nixon wtu at laat is ofticiall}' assigned the taak of e\'er, is tfda: Not titles on the be the Qtctoro detormlnlns t""' smoothing Nixon's way wlth a Democratic Congress, a tar from inconsiderable mission but also one likely in practice to extem beyond lhe mechanics of moving a Nixon legislative program and inlo the mu<·h higher poliUcs of helping to prepare such pro-grams. Finally, whether there is to be in tact a fourth aOO more or 'J A.M. TO less co-equal power in Herbert Klein will deperd lar@:ely on 9P.M. whether Klein, who has been_,. pointed to oversee the entlre public information apparatus of the government, can master this vastly difficu1t aOO une1(8.mpled assignment. He is, under present planning, to be based not in the White House prq>er but rather in the Executive Office Building which stards, in all Its marvelousl,)' ginger--bready anti-beau~, just a c ross the streeL \'oung Ronald Ziegler is to be the subordinate White House aide in da_y--by-day dealings with the press, and the mere circumstances of his more continuous GIRLS HOODED COATS, availability to the writers of llZU I TO o-f TO 1' IlliG. II.D TO lUI news and opinion could well make problems both for himscU ard e e TO u IUDGUL.\R tl_. GilLS cuuons 1110. $3.41 f TO LADIES SWIAT!RS 100% WOOL MISS ERIKA (HAND KNIT) LADIES HOSE RIG. 2 FOR 77c GAY RAMPAGE (SEAMLESS MESH) U% NYLON POR NLF would fight on until a • 'final victory" on the battlefield was achieved. She said questions about a (Continued from Page 13} cease-fire in Vietnam and u.s. politlcaJ systems, un the prin troop withdrawals and other ciple of equality, mubJaJ benefit matters related to ending lhe and respect for the indepenwar would be discussOO along dence and soverelgnt.,y of the with a political settlement in Vietnamese people." the upcoming '"four-way conferMrs. Binh, who has spent ence . •• The conference, she said, much ot the past 11 years in the would first deal with the South Vietnamese jungles as procedures under which the real one or the founding members or peace talks would be conducted. the NLF, warned that only her Mrs. Binh, whose two children party's five-poilit program and are being raised by friends in the fouri)Oint plan of the North an NLF zone of South Vietnam, Vietnamese government could said that even the children of provide a just basis for the Vietnam understand the strugsettlement of the protracted gle against the Americans. \'ietnam war. • 'The children understand Mrs . Binh implied that so very early that they have to long as a peace could not be help ~ir elders tn the fight negotiated along these lines, the against the U,S, aggressors to save the country," she said. •'!Many children participate In watching spies and enem,y agents. At present, ill South VIetnam, three generation& are fighting with one heart, resolved to defeat the U.S. aggressor1."' Mrs. Binh 2 GAL ROCKET MOTOR OIL Pope Prays The Pontiff, who turned 71 in Gallipolis STATE fARM MUTUAL AUTOIIOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY tl Home Offlcr. P~OIIftil!llon. llllnala • .•' OIIILS COATS REO. 2 94 & $14.94 tADIIS CAl COATS $14.88-$19.88 September, told his audience he would pray and then "give himself up, withoul anguish or untimely anxiets, to the myster~ ious play of Lhe invisible but ' 'ery certain assistance of Jesus to his chu!'ch." Vatican observers interpreted the remark, coming in a Ume of acute testing for t.he church and for Pope Paul, as one of optimism am confidence. T~ speech followed a week in which Dutch theologians had published a liberal catheci&Pl, or interpretation or catholl<' doctrine for laymen, which angered Vatican authorities; an Italian priest who had done similarly was bamed from hl1 duties; and the leader of CathOlics In BritaiRt ~rdiml John Hecran, said Clt.hollc couples could decide for them~ selves whether they wanted to practice artificial conu-aception. . I ' -,, . . ' FOR LADIES DRISSIS UGUtAil $7.II POl INFANTS PlAY JAMA 1 Pc. REG. $2.77 FOR BRUSHED 1llCOT SACQUIT SIT REO. $2.n fOR IOYS' JACICITS tbo Coaotal Dhiolon. Tho Pickat IMat temporarily, feU 1 fUll pme bebll111 beth MI......,. II and Clllcago In the C.nlrll, and I .win Sunday by either tho Vlldrw• or Bears would eliminate Green BaJ. era, ·~ f FREE TRIAL IH YOUR HOME ~- _.......,_, _, ,.,.__ 5lSl5 _.., ,'·,',','-; - - .d.J:l- ---~­ Baltimore FREE Desk or Console Sho,._d S.wlnt Mochln11 862 flf~t An •. Gelllpolll, · PU-U11 IIICND N. 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K5 MATCH BOX TOYS $1.18 SPICIAL $1.00 6330 Del&.. - . 226 WilSON BASKETBAlL $3.44 $2.00 JQHNNY SKEET SHOOTER $1.67 2433 IDEAL KABOOM IIEG. $3.97 62.:1 WILSON FOOTBALL , $3.44 $2.00 NO. 480 MOD OUIT..;.$ REG. $4.71 lrtent on building ran Interest - is likely to be very receptive to new notions. The changes the lans won't see, however, those inthetrontomce, probably will be more sweeping and more tar .. reachins. Exactly what the changes wUI ~ won't be known until a three-mao cunmittee appointed by the owner• at the end ot the Winter Meet:inls here draws lfJ a Master Plan, and then that plan has to win appro'Jil Crorn the ownerL 1be three - man committe~ bas two co - chairmen, Gerold Hoffberger ot the Baltimore Orioles and Richard Meyer of the St. Louis Card:t ..b, plus one regular member, PhU Wrigley regime - ers; 1 apeclalist pinch .. hitter who hita tor ·aqyone; a spec1al1st $1 .ft REO.nt $1.8l • 48" TAIL PIPE EXTENSION lng through the formallty of loosIng four wide pltehos. Moat of theae ideas actually .:lin• ~ all the !old, lootodpl~Qo­ AU PURPOII SCAn& lUGS 99c SAN FRANCISCO (UP() - U the owners meuteveryt:hlngthey said, when tt.,- fired Commla- Porluc>o II)' 1970, !Ma olUU. iD the ataoda; will see IUCb tJd-8 RIG. $11.11 $1.31 BIRD FEEDERS Stunning Baseball In Making as: - ~~~iall&t11 players a 1a pro football, who Qpear sewral times in a pme. For exaJqJle, I . ._,.clallat piuch .. rumer who SPECIAL $1.22 TAll PIPE EXTENSION touchdown S:US into the eame on a 26-yard paaa from Earl Mor· rall to Willie Richardaon, then llddocl fteld goals or 37. 15 and 15 yards by Lou Michaela. Green Bl)''1 only score was a 45 - yard Mike Mercer Reid gc.l in the Rrst period as tbe Colt defense now has allowed ju1t two touchdowns in the last seven games. Baltimore has 1 12 - 1 record. and will meet the Rams in the ft.Ml pme of the nason in 1 prd:aable C:C.stal Divillm lhm.-down. The Packers are s-.71 to insure their first losing season since the pre-Vince IA}mblr· dl year of 1958, whoo ltJ9y were 1-IC1·1. lioner Wllllam D. Eckert, Blae- will be elfPC!rlmented with dur~ ball """ Ia headed for the most 1~ sprlng training game1 in 1969. •tunnirw ehanps In Ita history, Although they aren't likely to be both on the lleld and In the front adopted in 1969, Basebl.ll's new RUGS I' 6"1111' 6" ... Its on!)' MIN'S PAJAMAS REO. $3.29 M"dt" AND BO"'Jil" 4C8r'A'IW """ lt.\TON '"" ACIIIl'A'lll • .,. lltf:lt PCL11Dii'tM .... $2.66 ocored offlee. \\Hit&' 'VIItGDI POL~WIGI • P'IIIal ~AJ!l!!lt\131 . ··~ >b .•"o'M*i .,, "'·'•·· <t· ~ • .fJb ·+"" ::;?,9~_ , . F1RST HALF Eastern puUed out loa 9-6firot Eastern. settilll: up precise playa, held oft the comeback ef. tort with Ray Karr hitting 1 tree throw allll thoo oteall~ the ball to go In for a lay- Bob Rll<lde made -a charity toaa and then Don owr the 1M AJweles Rama ln lOO~ $1.51 SANTA'S SPRAY scored a tree throw to make the The victory pve the Colli a fUll pme lead at laaat for 1 cloy ·.-- -.---- ..... ....-....... ---- al111 Prolllll .,.,. IIIOIIJer tree throw and an outllde Jumper be-lore the pme ended. period ad~ on the 1trervth of a pair of free throws by Ksrr, bucketa by · Freshman Demts Elcldi!Pr allll Junior Bob RUehle and a do1d goal ard !roo thr'"' by Tom Buckley. er,lnll one by cerar DUISm.lth. Thl Eagle• ...,ed their leed to 12-S in tho earl)' mllllleo of tbt second quarter, but wwe W1lble to pin a larpr leod By Quartero: marker• an four bucket~ IU1d EASTERN , , 9 16 33 4,_ .. tlu'ee tree dlrowL Karr paced the Eqlel with 12 SOUTHERN • • 6 17 27 tt- 44 !! ASTERN (t9)- Karr t.+t21 polttll on lour baakell IIIII !our of olx c:l1ariQ> lt>toeo ard Elehlnot- Buckley 1--2.-4; Hole t.e-8; JIIIW.. •r, an outlt:an:line eager for !realunln, followed with 10poi.U Ritchie 1-1~; buckets. Don RoN and tals ZO (~18) 19. SOUTHERN (4t} - Diddle 10422; Nor-ril l..o..2; Shuler 4-3--11; Tho Eailoo hit 19 ol tl . - Smith 2-0-4; Beegle 0--0-U; Prolfrom the field for 1 311 per cent ftU Z-H. TOOl! a 19 (6-10) t4. Morrtaa~Q Pat DIDDLE TOPS Diddle, I 6--1prd,led1coring by IIIIU"' for 22 markero oo 10 of IS field goal - ' " al1d - elght eaeh. of four tree throw tries. The only other Southern»t..Yer to hit in ckdtle tlgurea was steve Shuler, also a junior, with 11 also ehtpplld In average while Southern conneeted on 20 ot 45 tries for 41 pe~r cent. Southern also outrebound.ed t h e Eag111 with 26 to tllelr 25. Rooe ancl Eichinger led the Eaatem ; -t•• rebour.uae with aewn each an::l Shuler paced Southern with eight. Eastern won the reaerve con-test, 4s..41, in another close match. Dave Smith was high tor the wtmers with 17 while T(II'J kicked a IS • yard fteld goal to Karr ard Bobby ~dwell chipped make the score 13-3 with 1S..secln ell)bt .tplece, Sam Shain led on:ls left in the talt Southern with 11, Roger Nease An Anderson tumble was re-got 11 and White, eight. covered by Curtis on the Packer 37 early in the third .Period. The Colts drove to the Paeker 8 on eight plays, seven of them on the ground, and Michaels klcked his final field goal on fourth dolrn. Green Bay's only threat came after Baltimore had driven tothe Packer 12 onb to have MorraD fimlble on the first play of the tourth quarter. Green Bay's Li.. one! Aldridge oooopod the ball and r1ced to his own 39. these value prices! Ill c~en'o Two-Suitor $31.50 Ill i! Men's COmpanion $20.50 Ill'. ~~~llman uuo IlL,' ,. o:l'lite S20.:!0 Ill ;Ladle•.' Bauty Case fl9.50 it's startina: t'rom scratch IJ1d Ho1berger I&YI the MJ!iater Plan may not be ready for "six montltl 1 a year, two years." Eckert, 59, was deposed &tter three y\'IIX'a as Ccmunlssioner and with tour years to go on his $80,000 per year contracL Although he was pormlltod to mUe the face ·A'vlllle.nmunce· ·ment that be ureal.ped." proof ot his blrsher ~te came with the dlocloture Ito ..UI be paid ott on hla contract. which doean't hiPpen to people who ~~ Eloftn PIIIW deals -place Bd> Mlbry, 6..1 junior comer, at tbo Meot!Jwo here, but by sotpaced l l l l f l - witll211 P>fnll, lll'>lla.Y night all ollldalo except thooe of tbo MlmeF- fiDIIbed in !~pel - JlCllt Jordan TwiDI bad aea-ed. And I ~ e lllo had 18, Mike llarril 1t, Jim Twtna were just adcklns around Marlhlll and Cborlu Baker had to tee tbe pro football ~ lOla VlkltW~ p I a y on Soomy 13. Rio l.a D-12 at hollllmo. qalnat the FOI'Q' Nlnero, Tbe lladDuil eollocted 21 .... COACH OF YEAR - . 21 II)' Mlbry, and bll COLUI\IBUS (UPI) - 0 h I o 36 ~ 72 lllld pi altompll Unlveralt)t'a BU1 Hess, who lor 150 per - . Rio 17 coac:hed ll:e Bobcats to • 1(1.0 ~ :12 re<:Oid thlo ... ..., and Tbe Ollart, l.a b.r Fn'* MIDa bertlt In tho Tangorl• -~ nl&'l 34 polnll, 81.-. tu Ma cboaenaa tbe Ohio Coach botDio, IIIII bll 35 f1l 'IS otlho from lito fllltl. FbtdiOl' II BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP() of171netDIMR. lndla• turOid back 1 late rally - 7 0 - l ' O - 7:35loft by Mlo- Satttnll1 and ocorod plq. Dill Jonu IIIII 11abr1 511..11 · · - victor)', the ""' ..,Sdt lo - e aflrol for the Hooaler• In two Gnnilo- tD lltoJ, tldl . . lOlL 18 palnla. Tbe 1 lint In two tDt••· -u v-. ba- - 1.. Ia • Rio plete Its first perfect season in 21 years and only its second in ill Ill story. Caqlbell SCOred on runs cl 87 and 19 yards and amassed 207 yards rushing ln the first half as the Nittany Lions rolled up a 2~ lead. Perm State also seored In the first halt on Charlie Pittman's 27-yard jaunt and Boll Garthwaite1S 25-yard fleld goal. The two Syracuse Rcores came in the fbtal nine minuWs of the game against state•s second team. Lee Castner ran 21 yards tor me touchdown and R l c h Panczys:tyn's three yard rollout acootmted tor the other score. Campl>oll, wbo missed almost half of the season beeause of a ohoulder soparalloo, had Ids ms !ll'tlllttlall1 ...... Glo Jar\'- .•""""' a liJ.III ll'lttqb ·aunmu Fttllralat. ~~~- Bo llopora'• 3.1 ,..... paOid lllo Rio J\1'1. Dol ·~ ol' lllo -~~~~' IIIII: RIO GIWIDI - lliiii'Mall, I.' ....... :lf;'wijjj;; ,.a'-18, ~.· u--· U.Uillurlo,~ 1,.0;1; TOI'ALS 36- OR PER TODAY BEST PHOTO SERVICE C-lvl\1•, Q, Box 707 LOOK! WHAT MARTIN FORD HAS TO OFFER THIS WEEK. A-1 USED CARS FOR THE THRIFTY SHOPPER 1965 MUSTANG The Packers, sparked by a Bratkowsld - Oatdis Jamea pass of 24 yards, drove toa firatdown at the Baltimore 10. Jim Grabowski then gained three to the seven, but Bratkowskl threw three incomplete passes and the Colts took over with 9:24 left. The Colts, with Tom Matte and Terry Cole chewing offbig yardage, ran out the clock. Conv. 4 speed. Color Is red, white tq). Has Riley sport pkg. Tho Colla outgalnod the Packers 242 to 163. Wabama Tops Alumni 58-53 - Wallama School's cage team acorech 5 S-53 triumph over the White Falcon AIIBnni Friday night. JurQor Gary Clark paced the varsity with 22 markers. B i II Marahall was high tor the Alum~ nl with 17. Tooy Fields and Lar· ry Herndon, with 11 apiece for the varsity, were the only other players to hit in dodlle ftgures. DAYTON - At 181st three ot tho top table tonnlo play<ors In tho Unii<Kl Stoloo,lncludlqrthe • • •• •• • and many other accessories. 1963 LINCON Monterey HT coq,e. The col~ or Is white arxl red with PB, PS, radio. A real sharp car . 4 door (with the works). color Is black (has premium tires). 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Wt Art to Daalll 1961 Iuick Sportswagon. Factory air cond., luggage ro~k, very law miles, new cor warranty. ~~:Coupe. Factory air, nice. Was 1965 Yolkswa~tn lolunlch, Gonnlt11'. -~69:1 -••• Has air contl, P. a, P.S. 1 AM trans. ractio, and heater, At Dayton 4 Dr. Sedan, 283 V-8 entlnl, automatic transmls·' sian, radio &heater, Artesian 1'1111U01se, with lllltchlntlnterlor.' Fo11 n.W w/s/w Ures. VIIJ low mlleap. Excellent cond. . . .••• 1966 FORD 1965 MERCURY High In Finals Del -oris, 23, Grand Rlpldo, Mlc:lllpft. l'lllkod No. 3,and Jolm Tanneldll. 16, Middleport. Ohlo, Boya 17 and Under c:llatq> and No. 7 in U. S. IIIOD'I llDclaR. Lee, 'l'an~Bdl~IDII SWeerlJ are · on the u. S. meD'I team ot lour player• rocendJ oeleetad tD repreaa,. tho Unii<Kl Stales intbo world tournarMIK next AprU In • • • ••• $1495 Riggle In 1964. He also picked up 239 yards running, only 11 short of the record of 250 yards set by E. E. (l!horty) Miller In 1912. The vietory gave the Lions a record 10 wins - tbe tlrst time they have won that total In a single seaaon since they began Intercollegiate football MASON t • • • Galaxie 500, 2 dr. HT: Cdor, is blue with black vinyl Ulp. $1495 Hardtop Coupe. All power features. Was $2195. 66 CHEY,ROLET BEL ·AIR .Wood FOR CHRIST IUS 5MAP5 LOOK! LOOK! greatest day. 87..yard run The varsity lilt 22 of 71 allots -was the longest nm from serlmfrom the fleld fDr a 31 per cent map bl Uon history, breaking a mark of 86 yards set loy Bob average and 16 Qf 25 free throw's tor 64 per cent. In the preliminary game, the White Faleon Reserves dumped the Fresbmen by a 51·Ut margin. F....,.• 1-111 ,..... ~· commltu>e plUIIj)Oo rtghl Into work during the c..mng week. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (tJP0 Penn state, sparked by the record.l>reaklng running of llal!back Bob Campbell, trampled ~BCUH 30·12 Sltqrday to com- • n.w Penn State Completes Grid Season Unbeaten - $.4.-10; Lodwick 2-0-4. To- tllroulhoot on ftve the eontett. On Green Bly 1 a first series ot pll,ys, Doni\Y Arx1erson was hit by Mike Curtis and fumbled with Bob Boyd reco\'ering on the Pack-er 28. Twopll,yslater, RichardsOil got behiOO Herb Adderly on the right side ot the end zone and Morrall drilled a perfect scoring paas. The Packers got their only score after the ensuing kickort Zeke Bratkowski. who pla,yed all the way at quarterback in place or the io,iured Bart Starr, Pissed 18--yards to Anderson to set 141 Mercer's field goal. The Colts scored on the first series or the second quarter fol· lowing an Anderson punL Start-. ina: at their own 381 Morrall hit John Mackey onpassesof17and 11 yards. The drive stalled on the Packers 30, and Michaels k-icked a 37 yard field goal to give Baltimore a l!l-3 lead. Late in the second period, a Bratkowski fmnble was recovered by DeMis Gaubat:r: on the Packer 48. A 36 - yard Morrall to Ray Perkins pass sparked a drive to the 6, and Michaels a..u, ,. Elebi.ftler rlue)' I .Baltimore Defeats Green Bay, 16-3 • IIOP.. TOPIOIIM $10M $9M $5.08 $tOO $2.01 Southern'& !01111 ftrot Plrlod ba1keta were two b)' Jtudar Bob Diddle, tbe pme•a leedirc acor- ahowi!W In the nral quarter. Southern still oonll111ed ballllnc ocoro til-41. F- $6.00 REO. $7.94 FOR u:cx·· uo. AUTO HEADREST loci after Guard Ralllll> Proflltt .-..r NaUooal League central division crown. 3 TO 6-7 TO 14 REO. $3.92 FOR $3.00 REG. $2.97 POR $2.00 . $7.00 $4.00 $6.00 FOOT LOCKERS REGULAR $8.94 FOR just 2:53 lett lD the fourth per~ Role aU~ inside tor a tw0w pointer. Thooe dutch polnll JUde the score 49-41 wUh juat 30 aecoms and Neactl Cu-aey, I. DURALON CUIJAN PATOIWORK QUILTS REGULAR $5.66 son and dropped Southam's reoon! to 1).2. Tho only time tho Ills Green trailed In the rtftl Southern Valley Conference ardlli4-0hloVU.. ley Conference tl.h were lll the opening mi.J&Ites, at the eloee ol the flnt half ard midway tltrottal1 tbt third ported. COieh Jim Adamt' determined tory wldeh virtually onled the Green Bay Pickers• hopea tor · GilLS IWIATIII $3.00 4!~ 1 pntllll Sltunlay lor a 16-3 vi"' LY $2.00 $2.00 $2;00 $9.00 5x6-1 00% RAYON PILE LATEX BACK REG. $9.88 FOR Av•· Homo 446·4518 llatQ paeod - - 18, ~slo Soul,q. 1101 15 y lATH ROOM CAIPIT WITH LID Second 2, - - RACINE - UdMaten Eaatern Tomadoea, however1 were Ia the rna..,ged to all)' abMd moet ~ pme dl the WQ and con~laatly the time wllllo oamiJw a ' ltiJtd on the heolo of tho wi~>< tQUiht 41-44 Yletor)' over holt nera. Southern Frldl)' IIIJIII at Raelao. Tho win 1111 Coach IlOIIIJI SCMithorn. to fact. w.. within Wrtpt'o Eoelo• 2-4 for tho- two poilU of the Eagles with . :HENIUE liD SPRIADS REG. 5.00 Pari Central Hotel Bldg. nliht. J- in loorlnl will> II - · · 0111· er SyraeuJe ICOI'Irl wre Hiney ._.... and Allotr, eadt with S and Karen fiel'l'l, Eastern Nudges Southern By 49-44 Tally GREEN BAY (UP() - Tho BaJ. t1more Colli' brUllant defense COD'Yirted three tl!mbles Into 13 46e R.AYON II% ACRYUC ALL NYLON BINDING SNOWDEN Frldl,y Pat Wlnebromor of tbo !~fro"""" lopped all plo,yora 11'0& IIG. $12,11 1101 RIG. $3.99 BLANKETS or being with the Lord ... and a feeling of gre::1t confidence and trusL •• Phone 446·4290 - 2 MEN'S AU WEATHEI COATS 1(. le.d at hallt1me. Both cllita are now 2-1. John C&nl.ne and Ken Konll o ~ I o unt...roU,y to a 101..15 odded It poillll tac~ for tho """'> owr prev!OIIIIy um.ton winner&. r.ve McDanlel 1 with Ohio Welleyan. 12 polrtll, waa the only Ohio Tied Z-2, the Bobcats reeled Weslenn pleyer tn dousble f11. off nine ttn.laht points to settle ureo. the laaue.. 1buy held a 4:~21 SYRACUSE - The women of the !ib'racuse Pl'A scored a 4539 victory <Nor tho vlaltlng Poineroy PI'A women•a buketb&ll $4.00 $1.22 $100 $5.00 GIRLS SliETCH nGHTS certaint~ I ATHENS, Oldo CIJPI)- Gerald McKee IOIHid in 23 polDts here 8atur\tt)' r&fternoon to pace Syraeuse PTA Women Triumph Point Pleasant, W.Va. GilLS' DAINTY GOWN REG. $2.77 l ~~ e (JoDJ St udent Discount p lus pos~>I Jie sa vings with econom1cal S ta te rJrrn ca r in s u rance equals a real ly sma rt deal ! Ca ll me today . OU Routs Wesleyan Five 1-7 INFANTS 1 PC. ZP SUITS REG. $2.77 S m a rt student s save wi t h St at e Far m 's Good S tu ilf"l l D1scoun t . _ ?5% off on c ar ins urance to "8" c,tu dent s or Pq u ivalent . Unmarried male ~ tu dPrt s. 16 to 25 H igh school junio rs or sen· iors, co llege men, too. Th e disc ou nt is ava i labl e to e11hcr t he s tudert or his fam ily . The Sun:IQ Times • SerW.inel, Sunda)', lJecember 81 1968 lUNDAY .INFANTS 2 PC. SETS PLAY JAMA REO. $2.77 Smart guy? - ~ SATURDAY (Continued from Page 13} CAROLL ---- - .... Pope I N OU OO .. < ! . MONDAY Cook, 11 • 11 OUM ...,.udon llble• of • 11!"1 .all tho!, and thh Ia, the 'tr01 II 1fOI be with Nl- too. Fi!< 11>1' "'l'" olul!W Ia tho Wblle HOIIJe ,pUI tlll'11 In crlol• 11> thole h e - · aboolllle\)' IIIII lruall be1011d Ill ordinary meaaures of fruat. Alri· body an Admin.. can l"~" . 15 - STORE HOURS working. '. •hoi<•• -.;, * * * * * * * * * *"* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * BERRY'S WORLD whose father also worked at No. 9, said he had quit because he "felt the mine was unsafe!' He said he re called two incidents when auxiliary ventilation fans were not moved into SHdons where they were mining. And then he said he overheard a shift foreman .. jumping on " section bosses about low production. Cook, identified the section foreman a s Albert Takacs , one of the 7A victims, and said "these were his exact words : "'Pr"<hiction is down and I don'l give a damn how you get it. You get it or else.''' narri s , who said he was in. jured in a coal buggy car acci dent, said a car he was supposed to operate on one shift, 11 had five safety violations." He said those violations on the car included no lights, no brakes, and no Cire extinguisher . There had been some discussion among the officials and just briefly with witnesses aOOut a continuous mining machine that had been covered by a roof fall on the day shift prior to the morning when the explosion oecurred. The covered machine was in a section just north of the Llewellyn Portal where the first explosioo occurred and some persons had expressed views that the blast might have been triggered in that area. Pau1 F. Watson was the section boss oo the shirt prior to the explosion who was supervising the uncovering of the machine. He testified Friday that he had "found no gas.. in check I taken during that shift. 'l!llolo ~wOl'lt_,.l)'olwio)oo -llhltandlnc the lotraUon Ill' loli.,.iD& all t h • a time, m~re -~ Ulan n:ll. p.._r .......,u of maracorial OMn Ruo~ •• Preside,. -~ erwtnoertna. But II take& ueclal son't Secre...-)' of state, tor lJ... tuatraUon, hi• been all thlt. but roladonobiPI quite •'*"""n to aJao 1 a:reat deal more. He hpa ~ ablool of oraanlza- .,.. been I friend and priV)' tounlel-pertl to qllke an Admlnl•tratiCil 101' In en&t cnw matten tar:-ntrllll. MoriOYir, rormat alloeailon~ mqved trom, say, Vletnami 1 allll <ltvlolqna of ..,~ore• of work roCk of 1 man In ma~ tlmca or II between Prealdentlal IIIOC:i- trouble• that had nothing to d.o ltel ar.e Ukeb to bec<lne., after with !orelgl! policy. Tudor. Black, new engioe. Was $1195 1964 Cadillac Coupe. va. ·~to., nice. Wos $1295. · 4 Door Hardtop. w•• $2295. Factory air, all power. " •. •• �_.. .-------.. J,: ... .--..... .... ~~-~- . _...... -· --·--·-- .... ___ ..,._. ___ ' !t; - t 'u)IIIOb>l Falls G:-1. .·\lliatk'C' 55 Mlh'Pn S~ lfOlU.•\illt.' 5!1 lllll"bt-t·ton 5:! \kmn st. \ int.'l'nl 39 l 'arubridt-,-..• 61 l 'an-oilton 5oti Tri \"alit'~ S< Slt<'rldAn -15 Salem 69 \' our~slown Moone.) 5!1 \h·~L Musk.in.:um :-i11\e\l!' I.e~ 5~ ~ - Belmonl !is Uas . Duttbar 5S lln,\ ton ~lcadowdalc S'cw ConL"ont 5 ~ noaksvillt! 55 IJa) ton Uooscn•lt 7'11 !.ta_,s\ill(' li9 Philo~~~ Da) ton Col. Whill' us Oa) ton Uoth IIJ41)ay. stivers 53 llixic 90 Tw!n Valley South 73 5:! Daylun Kist;lr -15 Ut)tOtt w_ Wrlt:'lt li6 I~ lon Paller~on 52 Jackson Stops Gallipolis, 74-62 JM.:KSON - (.A)acfl Da ve Fisher's Jackson lronmen re- • Start at the bottom and dress your way up firat haJJ and 16 ol 21 In the last half. JIIS guard& noger <.:oab.Y, 6~ senior and Jerry Mapes, 5-7 senior, did most d the damage against the Gallians Frlday. Mapes pumped in 16 markers, UMI. Coliby 19. The latter sank II or 12 free throws. Paul Green, 6·1 senior forward, limited to a field goal and two free tbrowa In the rtrst hal£, malned undefeated here Friday night by dumping Coach Duke Burson's vilitlng Ga.llipolia B 1 u e Devils 74..62 in a :!b.rtheastern Ohlo League <Ontellt. The Fishermen upped t 11 e 1 r season mark to 3.0. Inside t b e SEOAL, Jackaon kept Its record clean at 2..0. GAits is 2-1 for the year, and 1-1 in conference play, The GalHans played Oak IIlli last night In a non-league battle. The Iroomen outscored GAHS by onl.)' one goal from Ute field - 24-23. However, the Fishermen were 20 percentage points bett~r at the rree throw circles, hitting 2fi of 33 for 79 per cenL GAllS hit 16 of 27 foul shots for a cool .J9 per cent. Gallipolls missed eight free thrOW! (in 11 By United Preu International attempts) in the fir st half, and Ohio State University basketthree (out of 16) in the second haLL Jackson hit 10 of 12 in the ball players and fans got a look at what Lew Alclndor is reaiJy like - but they didn't Uke it. The towering 7 -loot-1 AllAmerican scored 19 points as the Bruins of UCLA outran the Buckeyes in the second half By L'nitl.'CI Press International Delphos St. .lohn 66 Kenton 57 Friday night to win 84-73. The top - rated Calllornia Bellefonlaine 43 Sidney 39 team was hard - pressed for Lima Shawnee 70 Piqua 68 most or the nrst halt as the Cnr~ Hawson 70 Hardin!\orth. 61 score was knotted six times in Mansfield Malabar 60 !\ew Philadelphia -13 the fi r st 13 minutes. The last !1.1an s fidd Madison G4 Wooster 54 time OSU tied was at 25..25 on a free throw by sophomore Jim Cardington 64 Mt. Gilead 5-1 South Central 67 Ililhdale 56 Cleamons . After that the Bruins ("anton Lehman 71 ;\kron South J6 breathed easier as they padded Warren I larding 59 Massillon 54 the margin to 35-28 with about four minutes lert in the first Dayton Chaminadc 111 half. Ua)10n Fairmont West H Ohio state's Dave Sorenson Tecumseh 113 Fairborn GI har- Style 2338 BlacA C•t•l•n C•ff $28.95 Ot~tt Nunn-BuM1 Stylet from Jill !115 Most men only worry abour suits, shirts and ties. They buy from the top down. So by the time they get to the bottom, their feet are just an afterthought. And the shoes they buy look like afterthoughts. If you buy a pair of Nunn-Bush shoes, you can start with your feec. Because you won't have to worry about them not matching the suit you haven't '" ' b~~ght yet. They're styled so you won't Nl.NN have to change shoes every time you change' B U S H suits. And that can save you a lot of change. WE ARE OPE II TIL A SHOP·A·RAMA PARTICIPANT 8 PM EVERY DAY ~IITIL DEC. 24th Where the family shops roselllet 328 S.cond Avo. Golll,.lle, 0. ~mpod In t3 points In tho second half to keep the Iranmon movlng. Nine or Green'a polnta came in the final Jtanta after GAllS had cut an 18 point doflcll - l4.26 With 5:09 left In the third - lo'flvo points- 49-44 at tile end ol the Udrd ltanzL The Ironmen reeled olf nine straight marlterl to ltart the tinat period, gtvina the Flahermon a 58-44 lead With 5:25 left gone in the nrat period. GAllS held the •upper hand, leadlng' .7-3 at one time, until Green tied it 7-7 •• Cosby put the lra'lmen ahead 9.7 at the halfWay point in the first 1perlod'l The · cloaest GI\IIS came artet that , was 2120 on Fenderboleh's goal with sJx minutes lett In the halt. Gallipolis placed tour m';fl in the dollble rllurea tor the first Ume this year, led b.Y Tom Speneor's 20 points. J!m Henry dumped In 17 despite a nu bug which held him out of practice earlier In the week. Mike Fenderboach totaled Ill, a..t Beep Mltlhews flnlshed with 10. , GrOll Smith, the other GAIL«i starter, al10 weakened by the flu bug, faUed to score. From the field, Henry. hlt8.:l0 1 collected 18 rebounds and ~ three turnovera. Smith had 0..0 from the fteld, two - s aJXI Dertance won going away one turnover. FeM:erboleh had over MacMurray COllege (DI.) 1oo.JJs 1n the -In& rounc1 or t-8 from the ft.eld,\ slx rebounds tile Alma (Mleh.) Inaugural and no turnover&. Sperl<=er hit ·9-13 1 rrom t h e Tournament. field, houlec! down 11 rebound• The YeUow Jackets held a slim lead 49-43 at the half, but and had two fllrnovero. Matthews leaped farther ahead as Larry was 1..9 from the fteld, h a d three rebounds and one turnHotden accounted for 28 point&. over. Matthews waa 8-8 rrom Ohio stare - Howell 3 (3-4) the foul drcte~ 9; Cleamons 2 (3--4) 1; Sorenson Tom Prose was 1...1 from 1be 14 (O..Ol 28; Meadors 1 (0-0} 2; field, had one rebound and one Finney 6 (4-4) 16; Barclay 2(3-3) turnover. Henry (JW>k) Satashad 7; smith 2(0-0)4. TOTALS30(13- one retiound and one turnover. 15) 78. From the Ooor, GAllS hlt 23 UCLA - Howe 1 (1 ..2) 1S.; of 58 for 41 per eent. From Shackelford 6 (1-2) 13; Atclooor the foul circles, GAHS hit 16· 8 (3-3) 19; &week 3 (1-3) 7; Shaf- 27 for 59 per cent. The Galfer 4 (0..0) 8; Heitz 6 (2-2) 14; llana colloeted ~ r - s . and Wicks 4 (0-0) 8. TOTALS 38 (11- ha.d ooly nine turnbvera. 12) 84. Jack8011 had 40 rebolmda, 12 llalnime score: UCLA 42 Ohio turnovers, and hll~i of 112 from State 32. the field for 40 pe'r cent. Green Fouls: Ohio State 10 UCLA 11 and Rice hall 11 reboUnds eaeh Fouled Out - none. for the winners, Colby had nine. A - 13,497. JHS will host LDpn Friday. Galtlpolls Will hoot· Nel~mvtne­ York, providing ~sday'a apecial achool levy is <a~~~roved by N-Y residents. periods. Box soore or Friday's var. Dan Murphy's eight points pacsity game, , ed the Ironboys. Box score: GALLIPOLIS - · Henry, 8·1· BLUE IMPS - Ferguson, 6· 17; Smith, 0..0.0; Spencer, 9-24-16; Wilson, 4-1-9; Snowden, 020; Fe..terbooch, . 4-4-12; Mat4-4; Thomas, 1.0-2i North, 1thewa, 1-8-10; Prote. 1·1-3t Sal. 1..3'; Ballard, 1..0-2; M. Johnson, as, 0.0.0; Bullh, 0.0.0; TOTALS 1..0-2; TOTALS 14-10-38. 23-16-72. DWNBOYS - Clark, 2..0-4; JACKSON Rouse, 1-l-3t Walke, 3~1-7i ·Murphy, 3-2..8; lloyd, 2-1-5; Wolle, 0.0..0; . l!9}1Q, 0~;~ TO":t_A~ _. 17 - Wa.' nc 95 Bethel -17 llamler 95 llidgeviJJe 87 Weirton (W_ Va.) 69 Steubenville 67 Bellaire RO Hiver H3 S teub~m·ille Cemral 50 Winter s\·illc 37 Brilliant 62 Dillonvale 61 (ot) Federal !locking HI Belpre 39 Cin. !I!J8hCs 7G Cin. Aiken 75 Cin. \\'estern Hills 63 Cin. Walnut flill!t .>R w_~.oming .'i·O SL Oernard -18 Hamillon Gal"ficld 87 Prinn·ton 3 l Mariemont fifl ~ladcira :tR Cin. Puncll 7a tin. Eldct· 6{) Cin. Mc\icholas 11J !'Je\"pqrt (Ky..) ca... 63 Wilmington 82 Hillsboro 59 Greenville 60 Urbana 54 Springfield C.th. 65 Spri~ield North 45 Portsmouth 58 Ashland (Ky.) 55 Fairlarll 68 Coal Grove 61 Athens 60 Ironton 50 Rossford 66 Defiance 40 Cols. Central 59 Col&. Brookhaven 40 Cols. Marion-Franklin 69 Cols. Whetstone 53 Cols. North SO COle. Walnut Rldge U Gaharma 68 Worthington 60 Pleasantview 64 Delaware 55 Mt. Vernon 81 Reynoldsburg 69 Westerville 104 Whitehall 85 Grove City 52 Marysville 39 GroYcporL 78 Bexley 76 Grandview 7:3 Mifnin 60 London 75 llilliard 56 Cols. Watterson G:! t:ols. I lartley 43 Col<., Wehrle 72 Cols. Heady fi9 Wesl JeHerson 66 Teay~ VaHey 6U llamilton Twp. 65 Dublin 59 Chillicothe 50 Up. t\rling:ton 47 !'\c1~ark 56 Lancaster 44 Zanesville 78 Marietta 55 Dam,ille 7-t East Knox 59 !1\cwark t:atholit 81 Coh. Atademy 63 Centerburg 76 Lucas 58 Pickerington 68l'airfielct-lin'n60 Lancaster Fenwick 79 Berne-Cnion 69 ,_ New :\lbai'\Y 82 New Lex. SL AI. 66 Starr·Wash. 78 Ohio Deaf 68 Miami Trace 90 Wash. c. 11. :;2 Greenfield 62 Cin:leville 61 took game honors with 28 points. Alcindor was hlgh for UCLA. The loss made OSU 1-1. In other Ohio college basket. ball action : Cincinnati, hot on the horne court, routed North Dakota state 83-54 for the Bearcats• third straight win of the sea. son. Cincinnati, tentll ranked in the country, hit S1.5 per cent of its floor attempts, as Don Ogletree and Rick Rober&On each pumped ill 16 points. The Bearcats led comfortably 35-20 at the half, Toledo pulled an upset win over Michigan in a Big Ten· Mid-American Conference battle at East Lansing 89-76 as John Rudley scored 20 points. 11te Rockets were leading 3938 when Rudley popped In two buckets to pace a slx • point spurt by Toledo and give them a halftime margin of 45-38. JACKSON Ron Ferguson dumped in 16 points Friday night to pace the undefeated GAHS Blue Imps to a 38~9 triumph over the Jackson lronboya. The win for Coadl CUff WUson•s boys was the flrlt at Jackson in nine years. OVerall, the Imps are 3..0. lmlide the SEOAL, the Imps are in first plate wtth a 2..() mark. Jack1011 Ia 1-2 OV· ~a,1! ~ and ~-2 in ~ ' plu. Blue Impa 111·lef'l!l~ lftl, \,.1 11-7-2~~.:l. _...,.,.~~ · ~~~•·· ter one period of attkxt. By By Quarters: halftime, the visitors increasbnps . . . . . . . . 86159-38 ed Ulelr lead to 14..9. nwas29-21 In lavor gl the bnps alter three lronboys ...... 4 5 12 8-- 29 GALLIPOUS- Good rebounding and a· well - balanced sear.. trw 1ttack gave the undefeated Kyger Creek Bobcat. thelr third consecutive victory, a 7l..S9 win O\'Vr the Southweatern Highlanders Friday night at Kyger Creek. It was the seconl consecutive win in tile Southern Valley Athoo letic Conference for Coach Jotm 8ang'1 Bobcats. Kyger Creek is 3--0 in all gamea. For C:.ch Uoyd Myers' High-landers, it was thelr second straLsht loss in SV AC play and their third straight loss Jn all PICKENS' through the hoop at the buzzer Jon Rothgeb, &.1 junior, ftnlshed with 1.2. One ot the most thriUtng allot a ot the game e~me at the buzzer endLJW the third period. Kyger Creek had 1 l~olnt lead, 50. 36 with 1:27 left. Southwestern hit three straight bucket! to cut it to 50· 42, with 8-seconds lert. The Bobcats brought the b a 1 I down the Ooor and Steve Spallld.. ing let go a hi.H..U.Iength of the court shot tl•t Southwestern IJid both tellm• with 22 polntl. Jimmy D. Walker, S... 10 senior, had 19 pointa. The Highlanders stayed within range or the Bobcts early In nrat period, trailing Ol1ly 11)..5 with 2:56 lett. The Bobcats went ahead 14-9 at the 1:33 mark and were out in front 1S..10 at tile end of the nrst period. Kyger Creek enjoyed a 10-pohrt spread. 37-27 at the halt With 3:52 left in the third PRE-· Bulldogs, This Christmas Give Your Child a Special Thrilllll ALL YOU SUPPLY IS A STAMP Visit our Santa Post Office and oolect one of our gay, colorful !~.tiers and envelopes, FREE! Mail the letters you choose in our special mail box and we will have them sent from the famous Santa Claus Post Office in Santa Claus, Indiana. 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Ironton Is 1~ for the year, Athens 2-L Box s~e: ATHENS - Wickerham, 9~20; 'felC:~~ - 1-4-6; Wagner 0-1·1; Handley, 7-6-20; swart, 2-3-7; Jones, 0-2-2; Noel, 2..0-4. Totala 21-18~ . IRONTON- Roach. 0-5..S;Bartram, 2·1-S; Waahburn, 1-1..3; Ba· vert, 6-4-16; Edwards, 1-4-6; Kttehen, 2-1-15. Total& 17-16-50, Athens • . • . . . 14 29 43 60 f<onton . . . . . . 15 30 43 50 Reaerve: Athens 45, Ironton 3{. Is more truck ... day in, day out, day off. Guaranteed Jl SINGING .I CANARIES '" SPECIAL BUY $7.98 VALUE 77 niermlll, 10·7..27; DowDard. 14~ 12-40: MeM0111a, 2.2-4. ~~ - 33.23-19. LOGAN - G&llailler, 5-1·11; Shaw, f..6.Jt; John&ton. 3.8.12; Waller, 3-G-4: Slahl, f.O.Jl; Hamg. ahlre, 3-D.j~; Rollna, 6-1-13. To- .. 111 Lonlll Sr. sa .PNcorta..,.U.oo""lllf,o!,.IS Notre ~ 58 . ~ - fTomanl - · so 90 Mlnlon!.l8 . Florida Sl. Ill M1aJn1 (Fla. lit Jt!O~, tJ. 87 ~ 114 'i•i-''•' '\. 'i..i. ._ *<.... Jetrers. &.o ..tor, Wllo Slnlth, 5.Jl junior, wu aloo In In 18 points. - · n.m.lo,' .f.l dOUble lllou'eo with 13. - · had 17 palnla. JimHomu Traco'l well-bollllced .... 5-11 jlmlor. and -tall, &.1 ......,...., - ed with 11 poilU. Nover bolded l1lrouiiJool t11o eooteot, Traeo lod 15-1 at the end of the nrot JCiod. tncrealed It to31-18atballllmeand plied 1e> I 21 • polnlleod, 57411 at the ""' or tbree periods. North Gatllo had to • - &00& SCORES with Ron Gr.nlee ptt1ng 13. Steve Slunder a. 5·11 junior, bad GB 7 -rebounda. For Hannan TTaee, Dave Daniels' 18 rebound• top.. By United Press Inter•tlonal Eaol W, L, Pet. Minnesota • • 14 5 •131 Kentucky • • • 10 10 . 500 Miami •••••• 8 10 • 444 New York ••.. 1 13 .350 Indiana ....•. 6 15 . 28fi West W. L. Pet. Oakland •••• 18 3 . 857 Denver ...•• 10 9 , 526 Los Angeles •. 9 9 •50Q Dallas •••.•. 8 9 . 471 New Orleans •• 8 11 .421 Houston •..•• :; 9 . 357 Friday's Results Kentucky 109 Miami 104 DaUaa 110 New Orleans 108 Only games scheduled 4'h pod the gral>bero. Jim Slsoonhad 12 rebounds and Larry Jefferl had 10. 7lf: Haman Trace won tM reserve 9 game 32-25 aa Larry Cremaenl GB and Jerry Waugh paced the wfn. ners with 10 points each. Keith 1 Swain, 5.10 freshmul. had 9 '11h points. For North Gallia, l.arf')' 8 Howell, Arthur Clark, Hoi.Ua 9 Miller, Bob Ratliff, and Roger w,•l Pelfrey each had f.pJinta. NORTH GALLIA. (53)- Greenlee, 10..0-20; Smith, 5-3-13; Saun· ders, 1-6-8; D. Ciark, JoG~; M. Stout, 1..0..2; L. Bowcott, 1-0..2; J. Garnes, 2-2~ . Totals, 21·11· 53. HANNAN TRACE (74} - Jeffers, 8-2~18; D. Daniels, 8-1·17; Sisson, 5-l-11; Chapman, 2.1-S; s. Daniels, 4~-11; B. wena, 13-5; N. SWindler, 1~.2; Montgomery, 2-1..S; .D. Johnaoa., 0-0.(). Totals, 31-12-74. By United Press International 6183053 NORTH GALLIA East HANNAN TRACE 15 31 57 74 W. L. PeL GB Boston . . . . 18 6 , 750 Baltimore • • 20 1 , 741 Philadelphia .. 15 6 .714 Il/2 Cincinnati .. , 14 8 . 636 3 New York .... 12 14 .462 1 Detroit ..•.• 10 14 . 411 8 Milwaukee • , . 6 19 .240 l'h West Los Angeles .. 18 8 .692 San Diego .. . 13 13 .500 5 TRI·COUNTY San Fran. ... 12 14 .462 6 Atlanta . . . . . 12 15 . 444 l)l ~ MOBILE Seattle , .. . . 12 18 .400 B Chicago . ..•. 10 1& .357 9 HOMES Phoenix .. . .. 6 18 ,250 111/2 Frida.y's Results Boston 132 Detroit ll A Philadelphia 121 Milwaukee 112 Los Angeles 99 Atlanta 94 All New '69 Models Seattle 109 San Francisco 100 san Diego 117 Phoenix 106 5'h •• • ••• • '• • •' BUY NOWI ·CASH IN ON OFF SEASON PRICES RICHARDSOft ,---=:::~ :-::=~==========::-1 SKYLINE FOR EMERGENCY MOBILE HOME ROAD SERVICE *Bii 12• 60' Models and ,, *Fully Furnished 111 • 2 or 3 Bedrooms. • Prius for all Bud;ets We're as near as a call. We're open day and night d uring dangerous winter months . •' • LOWEST PRICES COUNTY MOBILE HOMES BAILEY'S SUNOCO 4SO Sunny Oullon Winner• 2S2 W. Moln 992·199S Pameray Two location~ BY BLACK AND DECKER and POWER·PACKED CAROLINA LUMBER -.-. • U114-l '" •• • unutv 1/4" DRILl WITH ACCESSORIES ...... JIGSAW lOT ,... Compte+.. 4v..W. ,.._ ..... protKt teall. ,_.... ~e,.U, ..,_..,.. •IIIII ...... ,....... ··~""-··-· lip. . . . . CAROLINA 49. . Mlfttlleld !loD!or 72 seorln1 ettadc wao1oolb1 Lirir CC&eb P 1 u I Greenlee, 6.2 oenlor, dropDUion'a Haman Tnee WUdc:ala ped In !0 potnto. Teammate Bob GALLIPOLIS - lois- 28-lf-70. WeUston . . . • • • 18 45 73 89 Lopn, •.••.•• 20374870 R"""oa: Logon 51, Wolloton ' &lnlllil1e Claoele (hi . . . • a Wildcats Top Pirates 74-53 TOW"SOn Southern st. 91 Catholic U. 81 82 Texas 89 Dillard Grambling 136 Barkadwiz AF'B 131 Midwest Cincinnati 83 North Dakota St. 54 UCLA 84 Ohio St. 73 Toledo 89 Michigan 76 llllnois 69 Creighton 66 Michigan St. 86 Western Mich. 71 St. Louis 75 St. Mary's, Tex. 58 Illinois St. 107 Hillsdale 92 Dl. Wesleyan 87 De Paw 78 Southwest Nevada Southern 103 Ok11l. 84 West Texas st. 79 SW La. 75 Sam Houston 83 Mklwestern 79 (ot) Southwestern, Te1l. 74 Austin College 68 LOGAN The surprising Wellston Golden Rocket& chalked up their aocond straight SEOAL riet.lry without a defeat here F:rlday nlllht by outlullng winless Logon, 89-70. 9dp Downard punpod 40 points lbrough the nell to paC<I I h o winner a. Box seore: WELLSTON - llulbort, 6-1-13; Howell, 1.0..2; Font, 0-1·1: Zlm. - -• i, .Chevrolet OP 1t9 131 College Seores Rockets NOW ~ the l Your Free Tickets Here EVERYTHING FOR THE GOLFER --- . .·-· ·"" ---- .... ---- ....---·..- ·- - .. -- u~er ALL G.U1P.'l TEAM W L P Jad<ton . . . . . . . 3 0 ZG3 Wellston , •••.• 2 0 15<1 Nei,.York. , ••.• 1 o 68 A-o. . . . . . . .! I 175 G•Utpolls . . ..• .2 1 %22 Fight Results WE ARE A "GOLD ST A'R STORE" GOLF EQUIPMENT tor kingsize camper bodies. Just add th ings like air conditioning and bucket seats and you have more luxury than you 'll l1nd in the IY4;trtlge second car. Let your Chevrolet" dealer. tell you all about the smoOth ride. the long-lasling toughness and particularly the low cost of s new Chevy pickup. After all, good looks aren't everything! from tar-out and bluet, poced the Bobcats With to boott the Bclbcah' lead to 52.. 19 poilU. O.Uck Bndbur)', 6-3 42. senior, had 17 point.. Steve For Southwestern. Keith Car· ~auldlrw, 5.10 senior, had 14. ter, 6-0 senior, was high both for UPPER STORE Member of Pomeroy's Christmas Give-Away ALL CHRISTMAS You see more and more Chevy pickups in the most unexpecled places . And why not! They look great anywhere . We give Chevy pickups strength wilhout the trucky muscle·bound look. And you 'll find a Chevy a pleasure to f'ive . Lei's . say you select a CST (Custom Sport Truc·k) ... or the tong wheelbase Longhorn pickup that's made especially h~t SEOAL 5wtdiat!a 160 mlde up for last - · poor 191 thowlnc aptnat K:ner Creek with .•••.•• 1 3 229 257 a 74 - 53 ri~ cwor the Noo1h Melp .. . . . . 0 I 39 611 Gallta Plratas Frida)' n1111t at Logon . . . • . • .0 2 123 189 Mereervi.Ue. eer Creek was •head 4:7~ 1ftd The win gives Hannan Trace malntalned 1 1~nt1eod 52-42 SEOAL V ARSll'Y a 1-1 record intbeSOUtbemVal· at the el'll of the three period a. W L POP ley Athletic Cont'erenceandeven· With 5:38 left In the game, the TEAM Hlghlardera mewed to within 8- Jad<ton . . . . • .2 0 143 101 ed their aeaaon's record at 1·1. . •2 0 156 131 For tho Pirates orCoochRudy points, 56-48. The Bobcats held WeUoton • . Athens, , . . . . . 1 0 60 50 Shively It waa the nrat atart or a safe lead the reat of the game. Nels-York.· . . .. 0 0 0 0 the seuon and leaves them with Southwestern hit 24 of61 from . .I I 142 127 a 0-1 record both In the SV AC the fleld for 39.3 per cert and. Golllpolla . . .0 I 39 611 and all g:amea. North Gallia'sopmade 11 of 22 at the line ror ·so Meigs . . • • .0 2 Ill 127 ener last Tuesdl.y agail'llt Southper eent. The Hlghlaldera were Ironton . outrebounded 44 to 17, w l t h Logon " " .0 2 123 169 ern Local waspost,ponedandplayTOTALS 6 6 774 774 ed Saturday night at North GatCharles Beman's six rebounds high. Ita. The Wlldcata showed superiSEOAL RESERVES The story of the victory ls told W L POP ority both tn shooting and rein the Bobcats' rebounding, a to- TEAM tal of 44 with 26 of those beii1J GaUipotls . . • ..2 o 7~ 62 bound against the Pirates. Handefensive rebound.s, and 18ofte~ Athena. • . • . . . . 1 0 45 34 nan Trace snared 63 rebounds ai ve reboundt. Bradbury had 12, Meigs . . . . . . . . 1 o 37 35 . and hit 31 of 70 from the neld lor 44.2 per cent. North Gallia Jon Rothgeb had nine, EA:-1 Tho- Nels-York • . . • . 0 0 0 0 Ironton • . . .... 1 1 78 71 hit 21 of 57 for 36.8 per cent. Both mas had nine and Tom Reese Logan . . . . . . . . I I 84 89 teams were even at the foul line; had seven. Kyger Creek attempted 83 field Jackeon . . . . . • . o 2 64 75 Haman Trace makiog 11 ot 22 Wellston . . . . . . o 2 75 95 and North Gallta hittln812 ol'24. goals and made 29 for 34.9 per TOTALS 6 6 461 461 Top scorer of the night for cent. The Bobcats made 13 of 17 FRIDAY'S RESULTS both team• was the Pirates' Ron at the line for 76.4 per cent. In t he preliminary, Kyger (VARSITY) Creek won easily 57-25 as Tom Jack"'" 74 Gallipolis 62 Athens 60 Ironton 50 Hysell scored 12 points. Clifford W eUston 89 Logan 70 Queen had 12 and Ken Brown had By United Press International ()IESERVE) 10. Larry Dillon had eight and NEW YORK (UPO - Frankie Rusty Hutchins had seven for GallipoUs 38 Jackson 29 Narvaez, 140, Puerto Rleo, outAthens 45 Ironton 34 Southwestern. pointed Adrian Davis, 138, WashLogan 51 Wellston 49 RESERVE GAME Ington, D. c. (10). DEC. t3 GAMES SOUTHWESTERN (2S} - Hutchins, 14-7; Dillon, 4-o-8; Wat-- Nels-York at Gallipolis, pending INGLEWOOD, calif. (UP0 outcome of Tuesday's election ers, 2--1--5; Ehman, 14-2; Gill, Lionel Rose, 118, Australia, out· on school levy 1..0..2; Ron Hutchins, 0-1-1. Topointed Chuco CastUio, 117, MexLogan at Jacksm tals, 9-7..2:;, ico (15) - Rose reblined world KYGER CREEK (51) - Hytell 1 Ironton at Meigs title, bantamweight 5-3-13; Queen, 64-12; Brown, 4- Wellston at Athens DEC. 14 GAMES 2-10; Saurders, 2-0-4; Gindles-berger. G-2-2; Henson, 3-1-7; Ashland at Ironton SL E. Edward's 75 Metzger, 3-0-6; Hill, o.-2-2; Den- Vinton County at Wellston Texas Lutheran 70 Miller at NelsonvUle-York, pendny, 0.1-t. Totals, 23-11-57. West ing levy outcome. SOUTHWESTERN 7 10 22 25 Utah 82 Washington 74 KYGER CREEK 14 33 48 57 Southern call. 84 VARSITY GAME LDyola (Calitl 54 SOUTHWESTERN (59) - car. Oregon St. 79 Nebraska 67 ter, 10.2--22; Beman, 0-4-4; WalTournaments ker, 9-1-19; Stoot, 3·1-7; Haney, By United Press International Dixie Tournament (lst round) 1-U-2; Morgan, 1--3-5. Totals, 24E.ast 81 Little Rock 76 Bellhaven 11-59. Villanova 94 (Tem.) 77 Southwestern KYGER CREEK (71) - BradPhiladelphia Tex tile 74 Lambuth 73 bury, 7-3-17; Rothgeb, 4·4·12.; Seton Hall 94 Colgate 68 Reese, I-0-2; Thoma5, 8-3.19; Kings Point 91 Coast Guard 63 Governor's Classic (1st round) St. Peter's 7:; Hofstra 58 Buckley, 2-3-7; Spauldi11J, 7-0-14. St. Anselm's 70 Bates 62 Steel Bowl Ust rourd) Totals, 29-13-71. Bryant 85 St. Francis (NY) 66 Duquesne 72 St John's (N1') 62 SOUTHWESTERN 10 27 42 59 Buffalo 81 Toronto 37 Pittsburgh 59 KYGER CREEK 18 37 52 71 South Westmlnister (Pa.) 52 Wofford 82 Lander 72 Gallipolis . • . 16, 9 19 18-- 62 Jack10n . . . , It 15 15 25- 74 Chevy Fleetside isn't just the best looking pickup on the road ••• ' T ime!' • Senlinel, Sunday, Tlen·mber X, 1968 By QJartero: • but also at supermarkets ••• in the woods ••• on Saturday chores ••• at the beach .•• St1ndl\) ,, Imps Cop Third Win, 38-29 m The Kyger Creek Cops Third Straight Victory, 71-59 In the conteat. GAllS rallied to narrow the <OUIII to 66~ with 1:06 remainins, but Mapes bit t1ro f r e e toaso1, aubltJtute Jerry Moa•barpr Al1k two more charley point' and Green and M a p e 1 pumped In twin - potnt.,rs In the final .....,..s to make the ftnal eount read 74..&2. GAllS ted 2.0 m Mike Fonderbosch's goal with 30 seconds Ohio State Defeated 84-73 By Bruin Five Friday's High School Scores t .. The Snnda:' Timl' !oo - ......•mitl<' l, Swld<t,\ , 114.•,-...·mbc: r "\ , t !UiS e u 153 L ·-- - JIG SAW I SPHII nt1 w...J, OMtol en4 .,~atlc-.. ,tp, attoltht, M•••• ·~ ~. p.ct.t.Jia:. 18" '' & SUPPLY �_.. .-------.. J,: ... .--..... .... ~~-~- . _...... -· --·--·-- .... ___ ..,._. ___ ' !t; - t 'u)IIIOb>l Falls G:-1. .·\lliatk'C' 55 Mlh'Pn S~ lfOlU.•\illt.' 5!1 lllll"bt-t·ton 5:! \kmn st. \ int.'l'nl 39 l 'arubridt-,-..• 61 l 'an-oilton 5oti Tri \"alit'~ S< Slt<'rldAn -15 Salem 69 \' our~slown Moone.) 5!1 \h·~L Musk.in.:um :-i11\e\l!' I.e~ 5~ ~ - Belmonl !is Uas . Duttbar 5S lln,\ ton ~lcadowdalc S'cw ConL"ont 5 ~ noaksvillt! 55 IJa) ton Uooscn•lt 7'11 !.ta_,s\ill(' li9 Philo~~~ Da) ton Col. Whill' us Oa) ton Uoth IIJ41)ay. stivers 53 llixic 90 Tw!n Valley South 73 5:! Daylun Kist;lr -15 Ut)tOtt w_ Wrlt:'lt li6 I~ lon Paller~on 52 Jackson Stops Gallipolis, 74-62 JM.:KSON - (.A)acfl Da ve Fisher's Jackson lronmen re- • Start at the bottom and dress your way up firat haJJ and 16 ol 21 In the last half. JIIS guard& noger <.:oab.Y, 6~ senior and Jerry Mapes, 5-7 senior, did most d the damage against the Gallians Frlday. Mapes pumped in 16 markers, UMI. Coliby 19. The latter sank II or 12 free throws. Paul Green, 6·1 senior forward, limited to a field goal and two free tbrowa In the rtrst hal£, malned undefeated here Friday night by dumping Coach Duke Burson's vilitlng Ga.llipolia B 1 u e Devils 74..62 in a :!b.rtheastern Ohlo League <Ontellt. The Fishermen upped t 11 e 1 r season mark to 3.0. Inside t b e SEOAL, Jackaon kept Its record clean at 2..0. GAits is 2-1 for the year, and 1-1 in conference play, The GalHans played Oak IIlli last night In a non-league battle. The Iroomen outscored GAHS by onl.)' one goal from Ute field - 24-23. However, the Fishermen were 20 percentage points bett~r at the rree throw circles, hitting 2fi of 33 for 79 per cenL GAllS hit 16 of 27 foul shots for a cool .J9 per cent. Gallipolls missed eight free thrOW! (in 11 By United Preu International attempts) in the fir st half, and Ohio State University basketthree (out of 16) in the second haLL Jackson hit 10 of 12 in the ball players and fans got a look at what Lew Alclndor is reaiJy like - but they didn't Uke it. The towering 7 -loot-1 AllAmerican scored 19 points as the Bruins of UCLA outran the Buckeyes in the second half By L'nitl.'CI Press International Delphos St. .lohn 66 Kenton 57 Friday night to win 84-73. The top - rated Calllornia Bellefonlaine 43 Sidney 39 team was hard - pressed for Lima Shawnee 70 Piqua 68 most or the nrst halt as the Cnr~ Hawson 70 Hardin!\orth. 61 score was knotted six times in Mansfield Malabar 60 !\ew Philadelphia -13 the fi r st 13 minutes. The last !1.1an s fidd Madison G4 Wooster 54 time OSU tied was at 25..25 on a free throw by sophomore Jim Cardington 64 Mt. Gilead 5-1 South Central 67 Ililhdale 56 Cleamons . After that the Bruins ("anton Lehman 71 ;\kron South J6 breathed easier as they padded Warren I larding 59 Massillon 54 the margin to 35-28 with about four minutes lert in the first Dayton Chaminadc 111 half. Ua)10n Fairmont West H Ohio state's Dave Sorenson Tecumseh 113 Fairborn GI har- Style 2338 BlacA C•t•l•n C•ff $28.95 Ot~tt Nunn-BuM1 Stylet from Jill !115 Most men only worry abour suits, shirts and ties. They buy from the top down. So by the time they get to the bottom, their feet are just an afterthought. And the shoes they buy look like afterthoughts. If you buy a pair of Nunn-Bush shoes, you can start with your feec. Because you won't have to worry about them not matching the suit you haven't '" ' b~~ght yet. They're styled so you won't Nl.NN have to change shoes every time you change' B U S H suits. And that can save you a lot of change. WE ARE OPE II TIL A SHOP·A·RAMA PARTICIPANT 8 PM EVERY DAY ~IITIL DEC. 24th Where the family shops roselllet 328 S.cond Avo. Golll,.lle, 0. ~mpod In t3 points In tho second half to keep the Iranmon movlng. Nine or Green'a polnta came in the final Jtanta after GAllS had cut an 18 point doflcll - l4.26 With 5:09 left In the third - lo'flvo points- 49-44 at tile end ol the Udrd ltanzL The Ironmen reeled olf nine straight marlterl to ltart the tinat period, gtvina the Flahermon a 58-44 lead With 5:25 left gone in the nrat period. GAllS held the •upper hand, leadlng' .7-3 at one time, until Green tied it 7-7 •• Cosby put the lra'lmen ahead 9.7 at the halfWay point in the first 1perlod'l The · cloaest GI\IIS came artet that , was 2120 on Fenderboleh's goal with sJx minutes lett In the halt. Gallipolis placed tour m';fl in the dollble rllurea tor the first Ume this year, led b.Y Tom Speneor's 20 points. J!m Henry dumped In 17 despite a nu bug which held him out of practice earlier In the week. Mike Fenderboach totaled Ill, a..t Beep Mltlhews flnlshed with 10. , GrOll Smith, the other GAIL«i starter, al10 weakened by the flu bug, faUed to score. From the field, Henry. hlt8.:l0 1 collected 18 rebounds and ~ three turnovera. Smith had 0..0 from the fteld, two - s aJXI Dertance won going away one turnover. FeM:erboleh had over MacMurray COllege (DI.) 1oo.JJs 1n the -In& rounc1 or t-8 from the ft.eld,\ slx rebounds tile Alma (Mleh.) Inaugural and no turnover&. Sperl<=er hit ·9-13 1 rrom t h e Tournament. field, houlec! down 11 rebound• The YeUow Jackets held a slim lead 49-43 at the half, but and had two fllrnovero. Matthews leaped farther ahead as Larry was 1..9 from the fteld, h a d three rebounds and one turnHotden accounted for 28 point&. over. Matthews waa 8-8 rrom Ohio stare - Howell 3 (3-4) the foul drcte~ 9; Cleamons 2 (3--4) 1; Sorenson Tom Prose was 1...1 from 1be 14 (O..Ol 28; Meadors 1 (0-0} 2; field, had one rebound and one Finney 6 (4-4) 16; Barclay 2(3-3) turnover. Henry (JW>k) Satashad 7; smith 2(0-0)4. TOTALS30(13- one retiound and one turnover. 15) 78. From the Ooor, GAllS hlt 23 UCLA - Howe 1 (1 ..2) 1S.; of 58 for 41 per eent. From Shackelford 6 (1-2) 13; Atclooor the foul circles, GAHS hit 16· 8 (3-3) 19; &week 3 (1-3) 7; Shaf- 27 for 59 per cent. The Galfer 4 (0..0) 8; Heitz 6 (2-2) 14; llana colloeted ~ r - s . and Wicks 4 (0-0) 8. TOTALS 38 (11- ha.d ooly nine turnbvera. 12) 84. Jack8011 had 40 rebolmda, 12 llalnime score: UCLA 42 Ohio turnovers, and hll~i of 112 from State 32. the field for 40 pe'r cent. Green Fouls: Ohio State 10 UCLA 11 and Rice hall 11 reboUnds eaeh Fouled Out - none. for the winners, Colby had nine. A - 13,497. JHS will host LDpn Friday. Galtlpolls Will hoot· Nel~mvtne­ York, providing ~sday'a apecial achool levy is <a~~~roved by N-Y residents. periods. Box soore or Friday's var. Dan Murphy's eight points pacsity game, , ed the Ironboys. Box score: GALLIPOLIS - · Henry, 8·1· BLUE IMPS - Ferguson, 6· 17; Smith, 0..0.0; Spencer, 9-24-16; Wilson, 4-1-9; Snowden, 020; Fe..terbooch, . 4-4-12; Mat4-4; Thomas, 1.0-2i North, 1thewa, 1-8-10; Prote. 1·1-3t Sal. 1..3'; Ballard, 1..0-2; M. Johnson, as, 0.0.0; Bullh, 0.0.0; TOTALS 1..0-2; TOTALS 14-10-38. 23-16-72. DWNBOYS - Clark, 2..0-4; JACKSON Rouse, 1-l-3t Walke, 3~1-7i ·Murphy, 3-2..8; lloyd, 2-1-5; Wolle, 0.0..0; . l!9}1Q, 0~;~ TO":t_A~ _. 17 - Wa.' nc 95 Bethel -17 llamler 95 llidgeviJJe 87 Weirton (W_ Va.) 69 Steubenville 67 Bellaire RO Hiver H3 S teub~m·ille Cemral 50 Winter s\·illc 37 Brilliant 62 Dillonvale 61 (ot) Federal !locking HI Belpre 39 Cin. !I!J8hCs 7G Cin. Aiken 75 Cin. \\'estern Hills 63 Cin. Walnut flill!t .>R w_~.oming .'i·O SL Oernard -18 Hamillon Gal"ficld 87 Prinn·ton 3 l Mariemont fifl ~ladcira :tR Cin. Puncll 7a tin. Eldct· 6{) Cin. Mc\icholas 11J !'Je\"pqrt (Ky..) ca... 63 Wilmington 82 Hillsboro 59 Greenville 60 Urbana 54 Springfield C.th. 65 Spri~ield North 45 Portsmouth 58 Ashland (Ky.) 55 Fairlarll 68 Coal Grove 61 Athens 60 Ironton 50 Rossford 66 Defiance 40 Cols. Central 59 Col&. Brookhaven 40 Cols. Marion-Franklin 69 Cols. Whetstone 53 Cols. North SO COle. Walnut Rldge U Gaharma 68 Worthington 60 Pleasantview 64 Delaware 55 Mt. Vernon 81 Reynoldsburg 69 Westerville 104 Whitehall 85 Grove City 52 Marysville 39 GroYcporL 78 Bexley 76 Grandview 7:3 Mifnin 60 London 75 llilliard 56 Cols. Watterson G:! t:ols. I lartley 43 Col<., Wehrle 72 Cols. Heady fi9 Wesl JeHerson 66 Teay~ VaHey 6U llamilton Twp. 65 Dublin 59 Chillicothe 50 Up. t\rling:ton 47 !'\c1~ark 56 Lancaster 44 Zanesville 78 Marietta 55 Dam,ille 7-t East Knox 59 !1\cwark t:atholit 81 Coh. Atademy 63 Centerburg 76 Lucas 58 Pickerington 68l'airfielct-lin'n60 Lancaster Fenwick 79 Berne-Cnion 69 ,_ New :\lbai'\Y 82 New Lex. SL AI. 66 Starr·Wash. 78 Ohio Deaf 68 Miami Trace 90 Wash. c. 11. :;2 Greenfield 62 Cin:leville 61 took game honors with 28 points. Alcindor was hlgh for UCLA. The loss made OSU 1-1. In other Ohio college basket. ball action : Cincinnati, hot on the horne court, routed North Dakota state 83-54 for the Bearcats• third straight win of the sea. son. Cincinnati, tentll ranked in the country, hit S1.5 per cent of its floor attempts, as Don Ogletree and Rick Rober&On each pumped ill 16 points. The Bearcats led comfortably 35-20 at the half, Toledo pulled an upset win over Michigan in a Big Ten· Mid-American Conference battle at East Lansing 89-76 as John Rudley scored 20 points. 11te Rockets were leading 3938 when Rudley popped In two buckets to pace a slx • point spurt by Toledo and give them a halftime margin of 45-38. JACKSON Ron Ferguson dumped in 16 points Friday night to pace the undefeated GAHS Blue Imps to a 38~9 triumph over the Jackson lronboya. The win for Coadl CUff WUson•s boys was the flrlt at Jackson in nine years. OVerall, the Imps are 3..0. lmlide the SEOAL, the Imps are in first plate wtth a 2..() mark. Jack1011 Ia 1-2 OV· ~a,1! ~ and ~-2 in ~ ' plu. Blue Impa 111·lef'l!l~ lftl, \,.1 11-7-2~~.:l. _...,.,.~~ · ~~~•·· ter one period of attkxt. By By Quarters: halftime, the visitors increasbnps . . . . . . . . 86159-38 ed Ulelr lead to 14..9. nwas29-21 In lavor gl the bnps alter three lronboys ...... 4 5 12 8-- 29 GALLIPOUS- Good rebounding and a· well - balanced sear.. trw 1ttack gave the undefeated Kyger Creek Bobcat. thelr third consecutive victory, a 7l..S9 win O\'Vr the Southweatern Highlanders Friday night at Kyger Creek. It was the seconl consecutive win in tile Southern Valley Athoo letic Conference for Coach Jotm 8ang'1 Bobcats. Kyger Creek is 3--0 in all gamea. For C:.ch Uoyd Myers' High-landers, it was thelr second straLsht loss in SV AC play and their third straight loss Jn all PICKENS' through the hoop at the buzzer Jon Rothgeb, &.1 junior, ftnlshed with 1.2. One ot the most thriUtng allot a ot the game e~me at the buzzer endLJW the third period. Kyger Creek had 1 l~olnt lead, 50. 36 with 1:27 left. Southwestern hit three straight bucket! to cut it to 50· 42, with 8-seconds lert. The Bobcats brought the b a 1 I down the Ooor and Steve Spallld.. ing let go a hi.H..U.Iength of the court shot tl•t Southwestern IJid both tellm• with 22 polntl. Jimmy D. Walker, S... 10 senior, had 19 pointa. The Highlanders stayed within range or the Bobcts early In nrat period, trailing Ol1ly 11)..5 with 2:56 lett. The Bobcats went ahead 14-9 at the 1:33 mark and were out in front 1S..10 at tile end of the nrst period. Kyger Creek enjoyed a 10-pohrt spread. 37-27 at the halt With 3:52 left in the third PRE-· Bulldogs, This Christmas Give Your Child a Special Thrilllll ALL YOU SUPPLY IS A STAMP Visit our Santa Post Office and oolect one of our gay, colorful !~.tiers and envelopes, FREE! Mail the letters you choose in our special mail box and we will have them sent from the famous Santa Claus Post Office in Santa Claus, Indiana. The special child in your * DECORATIONS 30% OFF SANTA CLAUS WI~ ALL TOYS, GAMES AND DOLLS NOW HUNTING COATS, VESTS, PANTS AND HATS 1 < '' \\I CLOTH~S 20%oFF •l\\1 \ lll t WATCHES ALL OUR FAMOUS BRANDS SHOP EARLY ' FOR BEST SELECTION! All Sales Final! All SaliS Cash! hfe will be 4elighted with this positive proof that there is a Santa Claus. Do come in and select an en· chanting letter for the children. This complimentary offer is our way of saying Merry Christmas to children of all ages. That's Our Gift to You I LIGHT SETS, RIBBON WRAP. ETC. 10%oFF L PROVIDE COMFORT AND CHEER ALL YEAR ·., ~ IN PERSON DAILY 5 TO 8 BRING THE KIDDIES Triumph mONTON Athens defeated Ironton 60-.50 here Friday night to post its tlrst ~OAL win of the campaign. It was Ironton's aecond straight loop defeat . After battling to a 43-43 tie following three periods, Athens shot ahead early in the final period, then held the Ti~r• scoreless Wring the rtnal 4:30 of pi"" to win by 10. Ironton Is 1~ for the year, Athens 2-L Box s~e: ATHENS - Wickerham, 9~20; 'felC:~~ - 1-4-6; Wagner 0-1·1; Handley, 7-6-20; swart, 2-3-7; Jones, 0-2-2; Noel, 2..0-4. Totala 21-18~ . IRONTON- Roach. 0-5..S;Bartram, 2·1-S; Waahburn, 1-1..3; Ba· vert, 6-4-16; Edwards, 1-4-6; Kttehen, 2-1-15. Total& 17-16-50, Athens • . • . . . 14 29 43 60 f<onton . . . . . . 15 30 43 50 Reaerve: Athens 45, Ironton 3{. Is more truck ... day in, day out, day off. Guaranteed Jl SINGING .I CANARIES '" SPECIAL BUY $7.98 VALUE 77 niermlll, 10·7..27; DowDard. 14~ 12-40: MeM0111a, 2.2-4. ~~ - 33.23-19. LOGAN - G&llailler, 5-1·11; Shaw, f..6.Jt; John&ton. 3.8.12; Waller, 3-G-4: Slahl, f.O.Jl; Hamg. ahlre, 3-D.j~; Rollna, 6-1-13. To- .. 111 Lonlll Sr. sa .PNcorta..,.U.oo""lllf,o!,.IS Notre ~ 58 . ~ - fTomanl - · so 90 Mlnlon!.l8 . Florida Sl. Ill M1aJn1 (Fla. lit Jt!O~, tJ. 87 ~ 114 'i•i-''•' '\. 'i..i. ._ *<.... Jetrers. &.o ..tor, Wllo Slnlth, 5.Jl junior, wu aloo In In 18 points. - · n.m.lo,' .f.l dOUble lllou'eo with 13. - · had 17 palnla. JimHomu Traco'l well-bollllced .... 5-11 jlmlor. and -tall, &.1 ......,...., - ed with 11 poilU. Nover bolded l1lrouiiJool t11o eooteot, Traeo lod 15-1 at the end of the nrot JCiod. tncrealed It to31-18atballllmeand plied 1e> I 21 • polnlleod, 57411 at the ""' or tbree periods. North Gatllo had to • - &00& SCORES with Ron Gr.nlee ptt1ng 13. Steve Slunder a. 5·11 junior, bad GB 7 -rebounda. For Hannan TTaee, Dave Daniels' 18 rebound• top.. By United Press Inter•tlonal Eaol W, L, Pet. Minnesota • • 14 5 •131 Kentucky • • • 10 10 . 500 Miami •••••• 8 10 • 444 New York ••.. 1 13 .350 Indiana ....•. 6 15 . 28fi West W. L. Pet. Oakland •••• 18 3 . 857 Denver ...•• 10 9 , 526 Los Angeles •. 9 9 •50Q Dallas •••.•. 8 9 . 471 New Orleans •• 8 11 .421 Houston •..•• :; 9 . 357 Friday's Results Kentucky 109 Miami 104 DaUaa 110 New Orleans 108 Only games scheduled 4'h pod the gral>bero. Jim Slsoonhad 12 rebounds and Larry Jefferl had 10. 7lf: Haman Trace won tM reserve 9 game 32-25 aa Larry Cremaenl GB and Jerry Waugh paced the wfn. ners with 10 points each. Keith 1 Swain, 5.10 freshmul. had 9 '11h points. For North Gallia, l.arf')' 8 Howell, Arthur Clark, Hoi.Ua 9 Miller, Bob Ratliff, and Roger w,•l Pelfrey each had f.pJinta. NORTH GALLIA. (53)- Greenlee, 10..0-20; Smith, 5-3-13; Saun· ders, 1-6-8; D. Ciark, JoG~; M. Stout, 1..0..2; L. Bowcott, 1-0..2; J. Garnes, 2-2~ . Totals, 21·11· 53. HANNAN TRACE (74} - Jeffers, 8-2~18; D. Daniels, 8-1·17; Sisson, 5-l-11; Chapman, 2.1-S; s. Daniels, 4~-11; B. wena, 13-5; N. SWindler, 1~.2; Montgomery, 2-1..S; .D. Johnaoa., 0-0.(). Totals, 31-12-74. By United Press International 6183053 NORTH GALLIA East HANNAN TRACE 15 31 57 74 W. L. PeL GB Boston . . . . 18 6 , 750 Baltimore • • 20 1 , 741 Philadelphia .. 15 6 .714 Il/2 Cincinnati .. , 14 8 . 636 3 New York .... 12 14 .462 1 Detroit ..•.• 10 14 . 411 8 Milwaukee • , . 6 19 .240 l'h West Los Angeles .. 18 8 .692 San Diego .. . 13 13 .500 5 TRI·COUNTY San Fran. ... 12 14 .462 6 Atlanta . . . . . 12 15 . 444 l)l ~ MOBILE Seattle , .. . . 12 18 .400 B Chicago . ..•. 10 1& .357 9 HOMES Phoenix .. . .. 6 18 ,250 111/2 Frida.y's Results Boston 132 Detroit ll A Philadelphia 121 Milwaukee 112 Los Angeles 99 Atlanta 94 All New '69 Models Seattle 109 San Francisco 100 san Diego 117 Phoenix 106 5'h •• • ••• • '• • •' BUY NOWI ·CASH IN ON OFF SEASON PRICES RICHARDSOft ,---=:::~ :-::=~==========::-1 SKYLINE FOR EMERGENCY MOBILE HOME ROAD SERVICE *Bii 12• 60' Models and ,, *Fully Furnished 111 • 2 or 3 Bedrooms. • Prius for all Bud;ets We're as near as a call. We're open day and night d uring dangerous winter months . •' • LOWEST PRICES COUNTY MOBILE HOMES BAILEY'S SUNOCO 4SO Sunny Oullon Winner• 2S2 W. Moln 992·199S Pameray Two location~ BY BLACK AND DECKER and POWER·PACKED CAROLINA LUMBER -.-. • U114-l '" •• • unutv 1/4" DRILl WITH ACCESSORIES ...... JIGSAW lOT ,... Compte+.. 4v..W. ,.._ ..... protKt teall. ,_.... ~e,.U, ..,_..,.. •IIIII ...... ,....... ··~""-··-· lip. . . . . CAROLINA 49. . Mlfttlleld !loD!or 72 seorln1 ettadc wao1oolb1 Lirir CC&eb P 1 u I Greenlee, 6.2 oenlor, dropDUion'a Haman Tnee WUdc:ala ped In !0 potnto. Teammate Bob GALLIPOLIS - lois- 28-lf-70. WeUston . . . • • • 18 45 73 89 Lopn, •.••.•• 20374870 R"""oa: Logon 51, Wolloton ' &lnlllil1e Claoele (hi . . . • a Wildcats Top Pirates 74-53 TOW"SOn Southern st. 91 Catholic U. 81 82 Texas 89 Dillard Grambling 136 Barkadwiz AF'B 131 Midwest Cincinnati 83 North Dakota St. 54 UCLA 84 Ohio St. 73 Toledo 89 Michigan 76 llllnois 69 Creighton 66 Michigan St. 86 Western Mich. 71 St. Louis 75 St. Mary's, Tex. 58 Illinois St. 107 Hillsdale 92 Dl. Wesleyan 87 De Paw 78 Southwest Nevada Southern 103 Ok11l. 84 West Texas st. 79 SW La. 75 Sam Houston 83 Mklwestern 79 (ot) Southwestern, Te1l. 74 Austin College 68 LOGAN The surprising Wellston Golden Rocket& chalked up their aocond straight SEOAL riet.lry without a defeat here F:rlday nlllht by outlullng winless Logon, 89-70. 9dp Downard punpod 40 points lbrough the nell to paC<I I h o winner a. Box seore: WELLSTON - llulbort, 6-1-13; Howell, 1.0..2; Font, 0-1·1: Zlm. - -• i, .Chevrolet OP 1t9 131 College Seores Rockets NOW ~ the l Your Free Tickets Here EVERYTHING FOR THE GOLFER --- . .·-· ·"" ---- .... ---- ....---·..- ·- - .. -- u~er ALL G.U1P.'l TEAM W L P Jad<ton . . . . . . . 3 0 ZG3 Wellston , •••.• 2 0 15<1 Nei,.York. , ••.• 1 o 68 A-o. . . . . . . .! I 175 G•Utpolls . . ..• .2 1 %22 Fight Results WE ARE A "GOLD ST A'R STORE" GOLF EQUIPMENT tor kingsize camper bodies. Just add th ings like air conditioning and bucket seats and you have more luxury than you 'll l1nd in the IY4;trtlge second car. Let your Chevrolet" dealer. tell you all about the smoOth ride. the long-lasling toughness and particularly the low cost of s new Chevy pickup. After all, good looks aren't everything! from tar-out and bluet, poced the Bobcats With to boott the Bclbcah' lead to 52.. 19 poilU. O.Uck Bndbur)', 6-3 42. senior, had 17 point.. Steve For Southwestern. Keith Car· ~auldlrw, 5.10 senior, had 14. ter, 6-0 senior, was high both for UPPER STORE Member of Pomeroy's Christmas Give-Away ALL CHRISTMAS You see more and more Chevy pickups in the most unexpecled places . And why not! They look great anywhere . We give Chevy pickups strength wilhout the trucky muscle·bound look. And you 'll find a Chevy a pleasure to f'ive . Lei's . say you select a CST (Custom Sport Truc·k) ... or the tong wheelbase Longhorn pickup that's made especially h~t SEOAL 5wtdiat!a 160 mlde up for last - · poor 191 thowlnc aptnat K:ner Creek with .•••.•• 1 3 229 257 a 74 - 53 ri~ cwor the Noo1h Melp .. . . . . 0 I 39 611 Gallta Plratas Frida)' n1111t at Logon . . . • . • .0 2 123 189 Mereervi.Ue. eer Creek was •head 4:7~ 1ftd The win gives Hannan Trace malntalned 1 1~nt1eod 52-42 SEOAL V ARSll'Y a 1-1 record intbeSOUtbemVal· at the el'll of the three period a. W L POP ley Athletic Cont'erenceandeven· With 5:38 left In the game, the TEAM Hlghlardera mewed to within 8- Jad<ton . . . . • .2 0 143 101 ed their aeaaon's record at 1·1. . •2 0 156 131 For tho Pirates orCoochRudy points, 56-48. The Bobcats held WeUoton • . Athens, , . . . . . 1 0 60 50 Shively It waa the nrat atart or a safe lead the reat of the game. Nels-York.· . . .. 0 0 0 0 the seuon and leaves them with Southwestern hit 24 of61 from . .I I 142 127 a 0-1 record both In the SV AC the fleld for 39.3 per cert and. Golllpolla . . .0 I 39 611 and all g:amea. North Gallia'sopmade 11 of 22 at the line ror ·so Meigs . . • • .0 2 Ill 127 ener last Tuesdl.y agail'llt Southper eent. The Hlghlaldera were Ironton . outrebounded 44 to 17, w l t h Logon " " .0 2 123 169 ern Local waspost,ponedandplayTOTALS 6 6 774 774 ed Saturday night at North GatCharles Beman's six rebounds high. Ita. The Wlldcata showed superiSEOAL RESERVES The story of the victory ls told W L POP ority both tn shooting and rein the Bobcats' rebounding, a to- TEAM tal of 44 with 26 of those beii1J GaUipotls . . • ..2 o 7~ 62 bound against the Pirates. Handefensive rebound.s, and 18ofte~ Athena. • . • . . . . 1 0 45 34 nan Trace snared 63 rebounds ai ve reboundt. Bradbury had 12, Meigs . . . . . . . . 1 o 37 35 . and hit 31 of 70 from the neld lor 44.2 per cent. North Gallia Jon Rothgeb had nine, EA:-1 Tho- Nels-York • . . • . 0 0 0 0 Ironton • . . .... 1 1 78 71 hit 21 of 57 for 36.8 per cent. Both mas had nine and Tom Reese Logan . . . . . . . . I I 84 89 teams were even at the foul line; had seven. Kyger Creek attempted 83 field Jackeon . . . . . • . o 2 64 75 Haman Trace makiog 11 ot 22 Wellston . . . . . . o 2 75 95 and North Gallta hittln812 ol'24. goals and made 29 for 34.9 per TOTALS 6 6 461 461 Top scorer of the night for cent. The Bobcats made 13 of 17 FRIDAY'S RESULTS both team• was the Pirates' Ron at the line for 76.4 per cent. In t he preliminary, Kyger (VARSITY) Creek won easily 57-25 as Tom Jack"'" 74 Gallipolis 62 Athens 60 Ironton 50 Hysell scored 12 points. Clifford W eUston 89 Logan 70 Queen had 12 and Ken Brown had By United Press International ()IESERVE) 10. Larry Dillon had eight and NEW YORK (UPO - Frankie Rusty Hutchins had seven for GallipoUs 38 Jackson 29 Narvaez, 140, Puerto Rleo, outAthens 45 Ironton 34 Southwestern. pointed Adrian Davis, 138, WashLogan 51 Wellston 49 RESERVE GAME Ington, D. c. (10). DEC. t3 GAMES SOUTHWESTERN (2S} - Hutchins, 14-7; Dillon, 4-o-8; Wat-- Nels-York at Gallipolis, pending INGLEWOOD, calif. (UP0 outcome of Tuesday's election ers, 2--1--5; Ehman, 14-2; Gill, Lionel Rose, 118, Australia, out· on school levy 1..0..2; Ron Hutchins, 0-1-1. Topointed Chuco CastUio, 117, MexLogan at Jacksm tals, 9-7..2:;, ico (15) - Rose reblined world KYGER CREEK (51) - Hytell 1 Ironton at Meigs title, bantamweight 5-3-13; Queen, 64-12; Brown, 4- Wellston at Athens DEC. 14 GAMES 2-10; Saurders, 2-0-4; Gindles-berger. G-2-2; Henson, 3-1-7; Ashland at Ironton SL E. Edward's 75 Metzger, 3-0-6; Hill, o.-2-2; Den- Vinton County at Wellston Texas Lutheran 70 Miller at NelsonvUle-York, pendny, 0.1-t. Totals, 23-11-57. West ing levy outcome. SOUTHWESTERN 7 10 22 25 Utah 82 Washington 74 KYGER CREEK 14 33 48 57 Southern call. 84 VARSITY GAME LDyola (Calitl 54 SOUTHWESTERN (59) - car. Oregon St. 79 Nebraska 67 ter, 10.2--22; Beman, 0-4-4; WalTournaments ker, 9-1-19; Stoot, 3·1-7; Haney, By United Press International Dixie Tournament (lst round) 1-U-2; Morgan, 1--3-5. Totals, 24E.ast 81 Little Rock 76 Bellhaven 11-59. Villanova 94 (Tem.) 77 Southwestern KYGER CREEK (71) - BradPhiladelphia Tex tile 74 Lambuth 73 bury, 7-3-17; Rothgeb, 4·4·12.; Seton Hall 94 Colgate 68 Reese, I-0-2; Thoma5, 8-3.19; Kings Point 91 Coast Guard 63 Governor's Classic (1st round) St. Peter's 7:; Hofstra 58 Buckley, 2-3-7; Spauldi11J, 7-0-14. St. Anselm's 70 Bates 62 Steel Bowl Ust rourd) Totals, 29-13-71. Bryant 85 St. Francis (NY) 66 Duquesne 72 St John's (N1') 62 SOUTHWESTERN 10 27 42 59 Buffalo 81 Toronto 37 Pittsburgh 59 KYGER CREEK 18 37 52 71 South Westmlnister (Pa.) 52 Wofford 82 Lander 72 Gallipolis . • . 16, 9 19 18-- 62 Jack10n . . . , It 15 15 25- 74 Chevy Fleetside isn't just the best looking pickup on the road ••• ' T ime!' • Senlinel, Sunday, Tlen·mber X, 1968 By QJartero: • but also at supermarkets ••• in the woods ••• on Saturday chores ••• at the beach .•• St1ndl\) ,, Imps Cop Third Win, 38-29 m The Kyger Creek Cops Third Straight Victory, 71-59 In the conteat. GAllS rallied to narrow the <OUIII to 66~ with 1:06 remainins, but Mapes bit t1ro f r e e toaso1, aubltJtute Jerry Moa•barpr Al1k two more charley point' and Green and M a p e 1 pumped In twin - potnt.,rs In the final .....,..s to make the ftnal eount read 74..&2. GAllS ted 2.0 m Mike Fonderbosch's goal with 30 seconds Ohio State Defeated 84-73 By Bruin Five Friday's High School Scores t .. The Snnda:' Timl' !oo - ......•mitl<' l, Swld<t,\ , 114.•,-...·mbc: r "\ , t !UiS e u 153 L ·-- - JIG SAW I SPHII nt1 w...J, OMtol en4 .,~atlc-.. ,tp, attoltht, M•••• ·~ ~. p.ct.t.Jia:. 18" '' & SUPPLY �. ·:--·--I • •• :t ..... ' OOtvUND mrP~IONS ~ 9 •• ROAD TO .ilbraham Walked this Trail dv, BY CH.YILES LUSHER 0U. l*ld of Hol,)o LIDd lnY· oimo IOdpl Ill tho II. Goorp . . In Ealt Joruaalem for five ....... loch ......... auldo -~~~ . ' -· Yule Tree Shoppers Better.OJf - ......... t V-... Ill World War I will IIi tho Amerleaa 1....., bomeiD Nldlll~ m &lndQ, Doc:. 1$ at 1 p.OI, ~-. Mrs. Rouse is In& him pick the bo• tree !ar Ina - hll l!llliiOI'· USlA IIIOl'l<olfnlopo. claUIII liovo doriled - · IIIII QIIIIIIJ t..olo !ar Cbrttrooa, ........, !hom lor .....,., dehlit;r, fnlbne11, cleaNleta, al4ea unle11 you ueiDinatobd and abaence of dofocto. - oldeo tn 1 comer), •ond ftlt 1 The gradoo lor Cbrlot- -aiiJ (1ou don'l ~ mao treeo In order of quality _ . 1paeeo ~~ are: U. S. Protnlum, U. S. No. QuaUIJ opeclallllo ll'l'n 1, ll1d u. No. 2. Promhun the I .._ I have a lreah clean healthy loQ " oqr ..., .,.... , _ . , . with at - - a m.. Colli help to .10IU' Cloriltll!!l dlum IJIIOWII of. fall- U. S. treo frelll 111d. ll1d "!!! No. I ll1d No, 2 treeo have the lllu1ni tbo bolldlrl: ::..; ' l&ll'le cbanctertltic•, but the,r ~...__ Whla you pt the t r •:! m.,- be lea• well~ or hiYt •-ue, IIW 1 ballJDcb otl ~ I ,.. ct ..~ butt It aboorllt · ' '" ' 80IDe minor .,..... I, --.;n u a - 10!laDd Jt tn Wltar Ill ~ .. I 1 llfahtly crooked trunk • r Althou&b gradoo.,.;uledmlln· ~ ploce, pn!Ol'lllll 01111 • ' ly b,Y larp.ocale bunrtll1d oeu. ~ 11 ~ walt a boftifl . era of ChriJtmae trte1, you 1na7 imrnJ.q, eut thl butt 1 OCCIIIonall,y Ond Individual trees Set ... the tree Ia I tltllll ' •·~ to bo tho Ide tllal held• ~ bo ...,'.112 __.... • w gr • keep - r In the IWid all£ But you cu do )'OUl' own lfad- the tree il dieorated. -...· - - Apal, HomoGoUla Count~" CALLIPOUi - FIUO t b e town mui<elplaceo of lllth ceotury Eurqle to tile lhoiiPinl .... ter1 ot modem America, • com..., Yulellmelllibtba•-tlle row• ot Chrlt:tma• tree• anit- World War I • - ..... --111d aU olher W. W. IYetannaoflllo._. ll1d l.elh. aur m811 na reac()'. It was a ldll.tde wen - e d u t be It la anodter Moslem shrine - -.. meal that bepn will! ~... of. Jolul, but thea ... - the lalt ot four d tlea every a macU'CIIli - ehee1e eanerole, om,lled IIIII Aid, "Follow Cbrla. Cotlll,y l r l llfaed to · Deportment Chief of 1111! ll1d devout Mualem visits cllrlng' hi1 tbeD tlll! and tartar aauee, then tlatlo, tiM! IIIII plaee are not tho Ei&ldlo Di!llrlcl Commanclor Uftt. lteak wltb peas, earrots, and 10 lmjiOl1ant, but It II villi thai wiD aJ)iOk m meranoll1dtiMIIr .. In a dllf...... dlroetla! I11w thenrstostrl chegghan&- trefteb.fried potat.oe1, and tbat Je.NI brt bom here, N and he widows' tuture welfare, Wives from 'tbl.a ctrier. ft was a thrill~ tna lrvm the ceDing here tn this llliiOwed b,y melon for cle11ert. placed hio hiDd over hit heart. al10 .... weleome. Ott, If Jo!lej)h and lllal')' could 1a1 wiiM our Arab • ca•e. Our guide explained I h e Beneath .... Iller of. .... ~;&~~: Cllrlollan aulde said, " TOCS.. we meontng ol this cymbol saying, hive treated as weD w11en Cloowch of tile Nativity II tile II· • tD Bethlehem. ot ' 4 A1 the mother oltrlch watches the¥ came to this aame hillOUr joumay to Bethlehem aver the ea waiting for theywag to.P.I Good ftter Will our only Cl'ed opot wllere Jo'... wu bom. - o f ......._ . .... COYOS 11or1oc1 Ilona: a now, hi&b· to come forth, so God watches ~ need, so I Uaink I will take WQ that very ncently had been aver IUs people wafting for them 1 therlbOI jug it 1 return. nert t1o1t HrYed u ucteat manaer• U1l there. We dll1cended the poved. Our sufde e.plalned that io be as He had plamed." IWMler. However, 1 must say otepo ll1d entered the . . . - tl1at · a wen tra,eUinl an ar .ll that The Arab lads or Hebron were tbai. our soda pop at Bethle..... llsbted onb' b,y oandlel. -..• 'fRo man• a li.DCI' 1 before the the most persistent salesmen we hem was cold instead of lukePT. PLEASANT - " C1echo... Someone ltvted IIDidng Ustleut llx-l>o,)< War. 1111 pointed lloo met llll,YWbere. The.v were selling warm. IOYIIda: A Tell C&oe of the Chao>B~ llld ... aU joined ln. Perto the new pte that waa now ln drums, whistles, postcarda, ing Value• Bebind the Iron Curblj)l I lhould llhll tl1at I was uae !ar tile Orst Ume In 20 sUdea, cla.v repll caaoflampsand FIRSI' VIEW too overcome with emotion to lebo," will be tiM! Prosram ~tc ,...... E-verywhere there was jars, etc. MY FntST VIEW ol the site sln1, but II1Y tear• were of. Jaj! used b,y Mrs. Douglas HoUle at llotlldlllii!Dd beaullllcaUon. They had a sales technique or Jesus• birth came through the the resufar meeting of the Point OUr joumay took . . IIOUihwanl ol shoving an item into y o u r unaereened window of the Jnn IIIII thankqiYlng. A wave of. ~ Pleo- branch of the AmerialGor 1 rnauntalnouo rangetllat ts hands and then walking at a where we ate. I menUoned the preclatiM swept over me tor can Associatl.oo otUnlversityWotile ~~~ port of. Palestine. 0 1. dlstarlce fi"orn. you confldent that ""ullscreened/' for all homesare that chain ot wttnes1es who .had men Monday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p . 1ft tree1 covered the hillsides you would purchase the item it tbat wa.r, and hotels too. I never brou&bt the tiOOd newt of. Je8UA m. In the AwalachJan Power to II1Y Oblo ....... and 10 marv rodta were evident you only held it aWhile. If th~ saw a fly or mos(Jlito during our ll was al10 next to tlle birth- Company a1.1:1itorium. IIIII 111)' ,... Joldn8l1 remarked, mobbed Jesus like this you can whole ~ in Iarael. The Jl)eaker traveled last sumplace of Je1U1 that Jerome came '"Dad, they sure have the stone well understand why he often esWell, anyway, here ln front rA mer to East Germany, Czechosto work on Scr.lpture transla118 here.'' caped to the mountains to .PTIJ'. me waa the vast hillside to whleh lovakia, Hunpry and the USSR. .,_ lmqinaUoo, however , wss We did buy some items, howev~ Joseph and Mary came after the ttm. Here he s_pent IODl& 30 Mrs. Rouse, atel.cheratPPHSs years clttlns the last hall ol the 1001n1 Abraham wslk thlo trill er, reali:dng that this was the 120..mile journey from Nazareth. fourth century IIIII produced the 1 also has taught in the POO\eroy, fbllowed by molt every persoa only livelihood of these families . Here Jeau!l, the Saviour of the famous Latin Vulgate tr1111la- . Ohto, schools and auuuper ancl of. the Bible lllory, Here lloo So we len. Hebron. the c i t y world, was bom. The shepherds' tim of the &rq,tureo, extension classes In economics were the tracks of the Crusad- where King David reigned t h e field was there to m.r lett and at Rio Grande College. She la a He has always been me of my ers, the only Christian group first seven years. somewhere above musthavebeen grachate of West Virginia Uoi· favorite Christians of tbe early . who eYer ruled Jeruaalem. Most Our group was impressed by the area where the angels were verait;y with an A.B. degree in every Holy Land pil&rim ol Mus- two things aa we travelled back praising God the night of Jesus' church period. The huge Ctmcll business and an M.A. degree in of the Nativl"b' covers the eave lem , Jewish, and ChrlaUan faith to Bethlehem: birth. It was across that vJ.IIey economics. he worked, a ch~ttch first where haa travelled this sb: - mile One, we saw our first Arab below us, and up that very slope H01teasea tru- the meeting are built by Constantine'• mother, Journey &om Jerusalem to Bethrefugee camp with its 4,000 in- before us, that the shepherds and rebuilt by the Crusaders. lebem. habitants. Let me explain that had gone seeking "a babe wra.p~ The :ilepherds' Field Is about Rachel' s Tomb, one of t he not all Arabs of Israel are in ped Jn swacklllng clothes and l,yone-half mile from the place of moat llllllentlc olteo In Ill Is- tllese camps, but some 200,000 lng in a manger .•• JeBUs' birth. This ls the area rael, wal our first atop. Gene- of them own property andaretull Our bus parked in Nativity ala 85 tell11 how she died 1n citizens. The lsraell government Square and our group headed where Ruth was permitted to c:trlldblrth and how Jacob plac- is attempting to give sanita~ioo. for the littl~ 4' x 51 door that glean wheat in the field ot. Boaz ed a pillll' \111011 her grave. lt aDd schools to Arab conununi- is the only entrance to t h e as told Jn the beautitul book that it now a Mowltim ibrbte, aowhen ttes - even providing mosques Church of the Nativity. Some say bears ~er name. An old slleep we entered the men were req.~ir ­ and copies of the Koran at gov ~ the door ia so small in order to fold is Btl.H there, and our guide .l)Ointed out some hyssop vine ed to cover their heads (a hand- ernment expense. for«:e all to bow as they enter; and also the rambling thorn from kerddll w:IU do) and the womSeconc:l, we were impressed others say it was made small which Jesus' crown of thorns en to COYer bare arms. by the fine fruit along the Beth ~ to keep out the horses of the was made. The thorn spears are A larp tapellry - covered l~hem Road. In spite of the gen- Turks, who seemed to delight in longer and sharper than our Ohio ·eenotaph marll:s the actual grave eraJ barreMess of Ule land, desecrating Christian shrines. counterparts. lite, llld It Is all housed In "e saw fig trees, squash, waWe stood outside the door as So we looked back again to the 1 lllllll building wtth the ever- termeloo, apples, and grapes sa- our guide told us they celebrate little town of Bethlehem, and represent Mo1lem dome. l4)re. At one spot oor guide went Christrnaa here three tlrneaeach Our morning journey by . paas- into a field and picked up a year . Most of the world uses membered the ..... that Phillips ed Bclthltbem and took u1 south bunch of grapes oft' the ground. December 25, but the Orthoc:lox Brooks framed when he visited to Hebron, ooe ot. the tl.ve old- They were as big as our 0 h 1 o Catholics celebrate on January there one Christmas. We will elt clUes of. the world lUll In grapes, yet he said they were 7 and the Armenian Church on listen for bells as they e c h o eiiiiiMce. Thl• city stood out tn two monu:.s from harvest and January 18. Later, oor tine - round the world again t h i s the early Bible ltories, and we would be thne times that size looking Arab-Christian guide told Christmas, trying to get all men eopoeWI,y remembeJ'ed tt be- when lb1.ly ripe. ~lmderstoodthen us that two caves on this same to hear God's word of upeace on earth, good will to men." ~, ~sea' H(irytad to IJNI'J, j , ,,~, ....,_ of ""· ~·· 111. .Macl\pe· ~-··the ID&Iwbere Slrah (Abra- these grapes of Elhcol on a pole bamfl wtre) waa buried. Later between them, Abraham wu burled there. as The 1m at Bethlehem had room wore laue and Robekal!, Jacob ror us when we arrived. In fact, -~ 1ao1< for ll'flhnoll ("'!~ needlo1 obould 110t 'W I olJ wliiii 10U rqo tbo bUo oil tho ~ for ....... (1bo trw' obould :Iii qmD*I'Inol or Ill 1 - IIG BY PAT CLA.Ili tnalho .._r. today'• •hc:R:Ier However, ha1 an advantage over hia RaDala· aance couaterpart becauae he haa the 11lllatance of. the U. S. Do. partment of. Agriculture In bolp. tr•• Monday Speaker Troop 259 Holding ••• • .•• .• ' ••• •• • l .• •• ••• ' Honor Court Today PT, PLEASANT - Boy ScoUt Tr- 259 lij)OI!I!OI'ed by t b o 3664tb Ordnance Comjlany of. tiM! West Vtrstnla National CUII'd wUI hold a Court of Hooor today 11 the Armory begtmtow at 2:30 to attend. Mrs. J . M. Foglesong, chairman; Mrs. Grant stanley, Mrs. Melvin C. Jarrell, Mra. Lonl Jones, Mrs. Carl Gerlach and Mrs. Rouse. s. k..., ....m: -r. Cues Continued p.m. Highlight of the llllernoolt wiD be the presentation of the EaeJ.e Scout Award to four members of the troop. ElUa Conley, BID Dickson, Jl.mmy Jarrell and steve Wilson. The publie and allscouta tn the MGM District are invited ullll : Until January 27 - Cbaon a opot """' radlatora. U!e tlreplace, vlllon 101, or othor ICMircow belli to tot ... the ...... _ PT. PLEASANT - Three-· sons entered pleas of innocent in llloooo Coooney Circuli Court Friday. Alllhree hid tiMIIr ca101 continued unUl Jard;ry 27,1969. They were Garlan::l Jordan, charged with drlviiW while lntoxicatedi I.Joyd Hutrman, con-trilootlng to the delinquency of a minor, and Lester RUDe, breaking aM entering. Common Kldnoy or Bladd" lklna make many men and w feel tenae and MrY<JUI from freq bumln1 or llchln& urln.Uon DELIVERY YET THIS FALL ••• OR DELIVERY IN THE SPRING! ~ POINT PLEASANT, W, VL (UPJ) - llldldlng a new $11.3 miWon brldp here lo regarded U ".iult another job" by J o h n (J'ek) J;)orsey Jr •• who is slC)er~ ,tiM! project for the State '. ~AtlY your familv will nMt a c.rrtete-ry sl._ and memorial. Peop.. with fann.ight ar· f'Oftllt t~i• aEFqRE NEED . You a~n do for thclt port of ettatt10 l!fOW wtlhout pasting the task Ofl lb othert; vou con plan NOW , . 1M mOlt desirable, enduring fomllv memorial - a prlvote FMJI.Y MAUSOLWM a ...urlng the dignity of abo...•-ground en- tambm.nt for vour•lf & loved "'*'·. rm~rishclble Aart of yVur. fomily estate . . . a '/.,tlng , Q" " ~ In fomily pride. ' Road Cc:lnmlsaion. Building bridges has been one ol Dorsey's specialties during hls 21 - _years with the SRC. He haa b e e n assigned here nine months to oversee the SRC's role in construed'* the four - lane span U.t will again link West Virginia with Ohio. Dorsey is overly cautious about trying to predict a elate when the span will be completed, but SI,YS he hopes it 11rill be in use this time next year. H completed that early, it wUI be 1 modern construction miracle. SRC otficiala in Charleston BI.YS it usually takes up to five years to plan, design and build a a,p~n such aa this which il 1,· 950 (eet long Wcrosaesamajor watenra_y, Dorsey, 42, a nt~UveofKeyaer," ia used to rough assignment-. Prior to thla he s•rvised c~ 1truction of one of the most dif· ftcult stretches oflntersute hi&Jtway in the Mountain state. For four years he was auigned io the lnter1U1te • 70 project in Wheeling which involved both bridge and tumel work. Adding Machine is Stolen from PO PT. PLEASANT - State Police are investigating a breaking and entering of the Glenwood Post Office. Reported missing was an adiJ.. ing machine Wued 1t $60. The interior of the building was ra~ sacked. Entry to ~ buildi~ was made by breakiOJ a window. ,. llid4it WirltOUr Oll10A111111 ' COME IN OR PHONE 446-3615 OlfJO YAllEY MIMOIY_ GARDENS OHI~o iil lootlono Dr. Olole ..· I ' Rqular PriM '5!.0 BY C. r . BLA.KESLEE Ext. A,ent, Agriculture Metga County POMEROY - The new year is 24 daya an,y, but are a farmer• are air~ makl.rw plans tor produ~on in 1969. One of the belpo for former• Jn. CI'Gp production will be t h e 1989 Alf0n0l1U' Gulde released thla palt week by the Coo_pera. dve Exten1ion Service. Dr. Garth W. Volk, Chairlhan ol the Dep~rtment of 1\Kfonom.¥ at Ohio state Univeraft;y, in in· trNiclne the book, Hid: "lbe field ot agronom,y 1D- Recular PriM ' $435 This year, Mrs. Mildred Jacobi Is not on hand 10 engineer the Christmu operatico. 9le Is on a leave ot absence aa IU· SPECIIL PRICE cludea all phaHI of crop prowater~ment. 1011 tertillt,y, plant breedtng, and "eed control. It ia the fo\Ddat.ion ol qrieulture In Ohio, Each year the 81'011 value of all agronomic eropa produced in Ohio OI<Ceeda $750 millloo, or a value ol ebovt tbree.fourths ol the totalagrl.cultural production. Some crops au«:h aa eom, hay, and put:ure are ~keted in part or whol.ly through livestock. u5ou is the world•s greatest natural resource. From It comes the food. fiber, oil, and feed that support the human and animal ductton, IOU and BY BRYSGN R, CARTER Ext. Agent, Agriculture GaUia County GALLIPOLIS- Ninety b e e f farmers, or others lntereltec:lln beef farming, have already _par. Ucipated In the GaUia c:ouney Beef schooJ, With two more evening to go - December 10 and December 17 - it looks like the interest is going to be much great.. er than we ever expectec:l. All of. the beef school cluaes for next Tuesday eveniD& December 10, will begin at the aame locsUon and time (7 :30 p.m.) aa last week, that Ia, the Vocational Agriculture lllllldlng at GaUia Academy High Scbool . Jim UWe's clasS will go to the Evana Packing Com.P&ftY, but we request that everyone first go to the Vo-ag Building, The Agronomy and Farm Manapment classes will aUll be beld In t h e same rooms. Once we see how many waat to go to the first daiS at tile packing hwse we wiD oend that group oo. If you want togo to the carcass class duringthetirst period then try to be at the Voag building b,y 7:15p.m. Here's a brief descriptl.on of next week's claaaea: ANIMAL INDUSTRY - J I m Little - (Assemble at the Vo..ag building; do not 110 direct to the packing house at Orsl) - EYII · uate carcasaea on the raU: dis~ CUI& USDA grading system and dUI'erences between a meat-t.vpe steer and over..flntshec:l. steer; dlstun how producers can keep the consumer ha.wy. AGRONOMY - Charlie Knotll - FertllizaUon of grass meadows and pastures (nitrogen, phospborus ll1d )XIIasslwn) bow much to apply to obtain higher yields; time to apply; forma of. N. to apply. FARM MANAGEMENT - Bill SmlUt - Land renovation costs; eeo:KNnicl!l Qf extending the grazinl period a1 In the year..J'OUil.d grazing systemi electric feocI.Dg oolrts; work problema emcemlng how much you can al- B)' CARNEY A. BALL VINTON - Of tiM! elllmated 12,000 •-ng t h e National' Farmert Organl.zatlm (NFO) llltiOnll CGDYenti.Oil WednesciQ' 8Dcl 1'1turldQ", December t 11111 5, at Klol Audllorlwn, St. Loulo, three wore ~ CoiUa co.t;v. They were the local NFO PreoiMm, B, K, lflcle,y, Taulb,y ow... llld thll reporter. Tho Mauo)l Forau""' COrpor- per""'' The lovely "Stringer" design, showing column and· vase indicates family strength and cbar· act~t. The memorial dimension• are 56 inches long, 28 Inches high. r.:--- COUPON-----, P0111eroy, Ohio -45769 Ia - - • ns• ,....... ........ ........, ....... I ......... fill . . . .--. 101" u _,,_. ...... 111 • • Co. ..,. I .,......noooiloJ - .....tho ..... . , - · I I OPiouo---·-·~-•••-obiJ. I I I Slonllor 10 lhe ''Strlnt_.' plain will! ..,.,Prill Na. . .. . ......... . .. . ........ , •. , ••• •••••• ••.•••.•••• •••••• ... . ......... . .. . -otlal, ..-It, 41 lnchtt In lefttlh, ·a- I a., .. - ... . ... ... .. . ....... . .... .. .. ................... ................... I L--------- _... 1' _ • ON !!-DAY VACATION PT. PLEASANT - Mr. al<l AND, HERE ARE THE ADDIIESml of. 0¥0 more Melp Caun1J . · Mrs. Guy McWilliams of 2807 servicemen: Birch Avenue, arrJved tnMiami, Pfc, Doll F. POOler, RA 51883553, !Ia. CO. A, 102 Bn., APO New · Florida, thia weekend where they York, Otl64. wW apend a nine -day paid -va.. Pfc. Gerald R, Holloo, US 5188SSS1, CO. E, 65111 ~- 1111., 25th cation b,y tllj! Metropolitan Lite tof. DIY., APO San Frandaoo, calif, 96225. Insurance Co. Mr. McWUiiama E-3 Donald E. Wboloy, US 51882154, Co. A, t Bn. t7th lnf., won the trip as a result of wrlt-- tth lnf. Dlv., APO San Francisco, Calif., 96372. 1111 the most inaurance \n the Parl.1m L. Mallory, S. N., Ill DiYilloo, lSi Tidewater (ADS!) kenburr District, which includes FPO New York, N.Y., 09501. M1100 Count;,y, over the _past four SP-4 Jot,n A. 11fsell, RA 51884362, 6111 H.E.M, CO., ~PO San Frucloco 96491. help Ia atqlng the cmvMUon. The speaker wboreallybraqht the delegates elf their-s clap. ptng anc1 wtdsWni waa tiMt brUUant and lifted orator and vicepreBideDt, Erhlrd l'flnpten, He electi'IOed tile delegateo wllen he aooerted, "Com hlo poocbeap . that hOgs refUH to eat iLn 1111 urpd farmera to get loooy and set the time ot their goal not later than Februlr)'. U.aald, ;:~~wa::•.:~~==::~for~~~:"!You~m::ay~~~:!~ ·---·.. , ....-~!\ S21.0111RSIUIMRlf - portatlon gledly furnished to 1nd from eny of our showrooms, without obligetion, Alt- priCit lncludo .....,.., •• lllown o1141 hOt 4tllvorr 111- _....,plot. Logan Monument Co. POMIROY,)OHIO Inc, It'• a dltr.nae kiJMl of Wllr for rate 1nd ndct, • "Carry•home" 11a11 bawl•- to l i l t - ... clto&llloute u ..,.__ ... r.td IIAT·KIU l'o tbo wlooio folaily .Ill! ~born doad. btl~ .........,. • 111111!1). ,... .....• io .... • .1-ldll'la. toll..,. c • ,t • .v., ......... 01'0ftllvonlfttl Mel1s County -· Display Yard Leo L. Vauahn, Manarer ford to pay for a superior bull. People who partl clpated to dote were : Gallia Coooney - Glom Smith, Jr., John W. Waugh, HowardFelJure, Frances Crouse, Jerry n. Evans, Jim Walker, Lawrence Green, Robert L. Green, Ran~ ely Hamilton, Mrs. Herman Wood, Daniel SWisher, Charles Shaver, John M. Glem, Edward M. Vollbom, Emerson Shimp, Pblll~p Pope, James Burleson, S t e v e Sanders, Freddie Queen, Carrol E. Waugh, T. F. Burleson, Richard Fisher, T. R. Mossbarger, Clyde Walker, Roy sprague, Dana Green, William A, Lewis, Robert Hamllton, Tom Ragan, Robert A. Powell, Glerm A. Smith, James E. Allbright, Fred E. Vollborn, Donovan Pope, Jeff Pope, Richard Slmms, Rickey Evans · and E\'erett Montgomery. Also, DllfliU' O'DeU, Doug Kayser, Gary Callihan, Paul Harrison, B. Lewis Jones, J. c. Hall, Herman Wood, G e o r g e WooC' ard, Jr., Smeltzer Rose, Conventi•on Simply meil the Convenient Coupon ebove ••• C1ll ••• Write • , • or come in. Tranto NOVEMBER HAS MOvED OUT o1 llabl, and It reilly wao a pleaoant 111<111111 weatberwtoe - partiou!arly when ~ conoldor that It was tn November, 1950, that We were struC!k by a prarU, ~ ing blizzard ll1d 13 lru:bea of. - · According to a ctljlplnc b,Y Mrs. C, H. Wloe, of. WaYerly and Mlddl~. the otorm woo voted the ustory of the year" by Columbo• newamen. and C"f'OIIpfng llflteml to pn:d.ace hl&b ylelda. Water management practices go hand 111 hand w1t11 proper tWaee and IIOll management for etficlent crop produetion. Water riiQIIIrelll4lnls of Ohldo maJor cropl reacb their .Peak durln.g grain development tor com, IWYbeans, and small gralnl, andduring the periods of rapid plant growth or regrowth after harvest lor forage crops. Research data from USDA stud. iea at Coshocton 1how the follow- Dorset Smith, Ed Martin, Har~ old Saunders, WOllam L. Hall, Merrill Rose, George Woodward. Mike Slone, Charles Duncan, Vernon McNair, Clarence Bolter, Carl N. Hall, Alden Carico, Jtm. m_y Crouse, Dick 9:errett, J. Bob Evans, Walter T. Lambert, Glenn Graham , Gerald Tussing, John Hamilton, Kail Burleson and Mrs. George Woodward, Mason County - Henry Kay, John F . Kelsey and J. E. Sommer • Meigs Count;y - A5a A. Hoskins, Judi S'tock, Roy E. Mlller, Harold Sauer, Leo R.Story, Charles E. stoek, and c. E. Blakeslee. Jackson County - Guy S. Campbell, Jr., Blll Porter , George W. Sclll"lock and Odic Porter. Lawrence COI.I1ty - A. P. Walker and Mra. J. L. Foy. Athens Co\Dlty - Mr . a n d Mrs. J . David sturbois. Huntington, W, Va . Mr. and Mrs. Rolin Lon. Pomeroy.ftlason Brlaae Telephone 99~·2588 earth moving. Plans and designs for these ponds have been made by technicians of Soil Conservation Service. Pirl Burris of Hartford started a pand about two weeks ago, but has been unable to complete It because or the recent rain. In e¥cavating the core for the Burris pond it waa necessary to remove the soU about six feet deep because topsoil and other porous material was fouOO to that depth. A core is made in &II ponds ln whlctl the fill crosses a water course ark! is backfilled with noJ'I)Orous material toprevent leaks. Dale Nibert of Awle Grove has completed some repair .rork on a _pond. This poOO was built with • watershed of about 50 acres behilll. Jt. The pipe spill- Goal Passed back ll1d wishing yOU had help. ed. N other points made: -Farmers received in 1987 for all farm prodUcts a mere $t2.5 blllloo, the cell of producUon wu $34.t billion, lesvlng a net inoome ol $8.1 billion man tnve- of. , 274 blllloo, or 3 per cent on the investment, W nothing for the farmers' labor. -ISolneolle had said the aver- ago - . e r prodUcer In 1967 peld It ceuta for tiM! privilege of beIna a chicken houoe janitor. He doled wltb b11 slogao, uru do Ill¥ port. HoW about You?'' The followio!llo from the commodlcy rep>rta: A llblppor at Toledo needed 200,000 bullbell of. ~~~\'beans lmmedlaloly. 1111 called NFO heodquartera. ~· called a local NFO commodiiJ held. 1111 said be liloulht !hay do it. That WIS Tuoeday ....... Saturday eveetna Ibe boanl bad-. deiiYered the llhJp. JIOf said he "OIIIIdn't believe ll~ On!¥ an organizatlonllkellll NFO Cllllld do IL II Wll made po.,lblo b,Y the or~tlooal tot....,, tile 11111cltat llltlcttoolnl of the _,.,_ .....-.m. Uldthoract thel tht NFO borlllllood for a prl"" ...... 20 ..... ..._ .,.... · 11M 111\1 ,......... price II lor Appolnlnltnt. . Taledo; Tho iiFO~ 1Ub. -;.,,. - .......... lllhlliborprio:· ... • ' )· had occurred. Mr. Nibert rebuilt the spillway to a greater width and at a height above the pipe aplllway so that water would be one footde011 over the pipe spUIIIO,!' before the earth spillway Is used. He alaoplans to buDd a debris catcher •round the pipe spillwa)' to prevent sticks -~~ olhet•r material frill! tlllll- results of SWEETUX. 3·1N•1 Block = -------= - How Does Santa Get Up The Chimney WIRECO WIREROII A. II lenQth • - Si l.n tltht:·s~l~4:0~day:.~f:eed:.:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;; I . 0HP FA . .. . 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Pomeroy -~~~~~~~~--- •"• • For the Handyman. .. Farmer.•. · Outdoorman Give tht Worl~'s ••• Po,ular Chain Saw•••• HOM ELITE GIFT IDEA FOR MAN·! • SEETHE NEW hy~ Suppll .. your boof caHia, dolry eo... and 1heop High Phoaphllf"ul Into.. 50S Molano• Block Pull Salt A01:1uiNmont• plu1 60,000 Unlt• Vira~nln A per lit, oddltl¥0 on a ••11-foodlnv bo.l •. 3.-.1 & Syca•oro lts; test aa -:eJUIQ ·lrill be made .a,.. ~ vallable every 54J daya. ·For Jn,.. : : formatict~ , contact Jrlra.. Roaa1d Burge, RL 1, BurbMk. :_. The bulls will oomplllle the :. 140 .... l!lat A!>rll 15, 19H. AD : ; test data, oo eath wW be com- :: puted aod made available~ The : . bullo wtQ be displayed ll1d aold oo Saturda¥, May 3, 111 cannec- tlon "ith theBudte.YeBeet'Breed. : , ers Holiday Clinic and Sale. 'I'1ltl : sale w:I.U include approximateb" :: 100 hea<l of. Charolals - Croao :: females, all bred or with calv- : . es at side. .. !;'::~:::::::::::~;;;.:;;;::~·=·:.;.;.:::;:.:.:.:::.·.o;o.:·:.·t·'·'·'·W·=·;·rn·:·:·x·:-:.:.;·:·W.·i·i·=·:.;.:.:·w.·i···*"W3 rec~ Now you can feed all three in one block I ., · - COLUMBUS - The Ohio State Charolaia AaBR. haa taken a pro.. gJ'eaah'e step to meet the crowing ~ of tile commercial cattle industry &o be able to aeteet herd aires on the basia or gaining ability ll1d ~lty, Ohio Charolais breeders ~ the f1rat of the major beef breeds In Ohio to undertake the ageresslve program to supply tested buUa, s_ponsored by the 0 h 1 o State University Cooperadve Extenlion Sol'vice. _Rigid requirements were set up by the committee composed of breeders, O.S.U. Cooperative 8ervlce and coounercial cattlemen. Bulla accepted for test had. to meet the following require. ments: Rigid health requirements set up by the Ohio state University Veterinary Department and the state ol Obio; all bulla to have a 205 day weight of 590 lbs.; all bulls with a type score of 13 and ..,; all bulls cai•ed between September 1, 1967 and. April 30, 1968, and all bulls to have extensive vaccination program lor all major cattledise.asea. The bulls under strick supervision of the Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service are being fed at G & H Research Farms, Norman Godden, President, Circleville. The official weigh in date was November 30. Sixteen bulls had a total weight of 11,942 pounds, &o average 746.3 pounds each. The aver!lge age of the bulla is 260.4 days. Average weight per day of age from birth to weaning Is 2.87 lbs . for the group average. The grade waa over 14 for Ule entire group of Charolais bulls. Cattlemen lrill have an op.. portunity to follow closely the $700 Million ~ Tested B lls ' ·~ 'a mw, but don't walt until you are being used more then It should be Ia omemployment linea looking by overOow al<l a large gully nlcatlml ~ in1 average amowu of water Uon of rainfall and leas nmotr uaed duri.Dg a growing lleii!IOII: are Jlllfec:l below. Corn _ 2:0 to22 inc:hea, Wheat, crap ruidues, IUeh u corn.12 to 15 tnchea, Meadow (lilt stalks or Jtru, left 00 tbe so.ll year), 2:2 lDchea, and Meadmr aurtaee after harvelt or replac(2nd year), 18 to 28 indtel. ed as mulch help reduce lOti lliJ'face aealing, runoff. anderosioo. VARYING PEAKS Properly fertilized com proCORN REACHES ITS ,peak wa. duees ' ''WO to four tons anclsmall ter use after tasselling, wheat grains and soybeans to two has peak water use 1n tate May tona o1 re 1ldue1 per acre. to early June, flnt..year meaMoat ot the ero~ion • cmtrol daws before tbe tlrst cutting effect& of residues are Jolt when in early June and before the sec- they are plowed under or ineorond cutting in July, and secmd- _porated into the soU. Where no year meadows from M.B¥ through residues are avaUable on the July. In order to supply a d e- field, 10 tons of_ manure or two qiHite moisture to gJ'O'Iring cropa, tons o1. straw muleh per acre practices used ahould increase 1pread (1(1 erosion _ hazard water Intake into the soU andre- areas ean greatly reduce eroduce evaporation losees. slon. The three major aoU and water conservation problems in ANOTHER INFLUENCE Ohio are retention ol rainfall in CROPPING SYSTEMS can atthe soU for crop use, removal ot rect soil erosloo. Fixed crop excess water througtuurfaceanc:l rotations were once uaed, esinternal drainage, and erosion peel alb' 011 steeper Janet. to recontrol. duce erosion, ttx nitrogen, sup. Here tn Meigs IIIIIGalllaCoun- ply organic matter, and CO!Uol ties we are partlcularlyCXJDcern- weeds, insects and disease. Moded about cmserving water and ern farming practices, such as preventing erosion losses. higher fertilizer rates, better To reWce erosioo losaea and. crop varieties, and weed and inconserve water, the first step aect control chemicals, have is to use recommended produc- helped overoome some of these dOll practices baaed oo soil _prop.. problema . This has allowed erties. These include cropping greater OexlbiUt;y in use of cropsystems, land use, tillage, lim- ping systems. ing, and lerUJization. Practices Rotations whlcll include sod or which maintain a porous, open forage crops are stlll veryeltecsoil surface for greater lnftltra- tl.ve in controlling erosion. However, continuous cropping using modern methOds can produce large amount& of vegetat:l.ve cover and residue& capable of protectfng the aoU surtd'ee. The 1969 Agronomy G u 1 d e, Bulletin 472,takeaupmanythings LOUISVll.LE, Ky. - The Federal Land Bank of Louisville other than soils, soil testing, rupassed the historical milestone trient deliciendeJ, and microof $700 million in loans o u t- nutrients for mineral soils. An entire aection Is devoted standlng when its books were closed far the month of Novem- to lime and tertUizer, lncludber. lng 1969 fertilizer recommend&~ This was the first Ume in the tl.ons. 52-year hllltory of the farmer The newest variety recommenowned bank that the $700 mWlon datiooa are avaHable to open figure has been attained. The closed corn toloan total of $700,345,934 was and brlds, small pedigree grains, burley reached only 2lh years after the bacco, and forages . The final $500 million level was achlev- section ot the book ia devoted ed In May 1966. to chemica] weed control Land Bank loans are now out- ommendations for 1969 rang:I.Jll standing to over 43,600 farm- from corn to wild garllc.ond m ers in Ohio, Indiana , Kentucky ions. Copies of the book ma,y be and Tennessee, through their 78 secured by ccdactlng your counfarmer-owned Federal land bank ty extension office. associations. Corn so C'heap J!ogs Won't Eat It ;:..:'':n~c:;~,.~"':: SIO.U 11W11 $15JIIIIIIIKY ............. H populattona ol. the earth. On ft we RR.IIt depend for tbetuturede~ mRDda of 1 vel')' rapidly expandina populatlcm. Sfnee the aoil resources ot the earth are lbntted, the best known ~ctlon practices mult be used to meet 1uture demao!IL."_ MANAGEMENT IS KEY GOOD MANAGEMENT of IOU and water become• more impor. tant aa crop yields increase and aa more intensive cropping aya.. tems are used. Solla vary in organic matter content, texture, dralna.ge. and structlll'e, and require different soU management the Virginia pine had died. Ronald Gilkeson of sa; helped Nathan Simmons wtth a conservation farm plan for hh laOO on the ridge sooth of F1atrock. This plan was made last June. Mr. Simmons has already completed part of the items which he planned to do. Quite a bit of the land JOHNNY LOONEY, Service was grown~ in small brush and Forester, examined an erosion briars. He llas brush hogged most control plantation "lth us on the of this and has spread lime on farm of Jake &.nervllle, on the about four acres. helld of Fallen Timber Run ott SCOTTIE SOLADEAN, whose Route 2. Jake had planted locusts farm is behiOO Leon, ott Baden lncl Virginia .Pine in a very badly Ridge, aniWalterHarmon, whose eroded area. We found that tbe farm isonRockcastleCreek,plan locust had survived and was do- to buUd porlls soon. They have trw very nicely but that much of engaged Ray Beegle to do the J.A)UJS r'1"''"~"""-.,z-"w~---- • there would be much Iesa erosion on corn laR:I it a ao:l were _present between the rows of corn. Cllnt Hickman, manager of WVU Experiment:Statlon1 reports the Hille resultwlthe"')erimerts at the El;perlmerrtStationnorthof Pt. Pleasant. NFO..Re . port:•. St. Logan Monument Cemp~~•y, • Gallia Beef Farmer School Draws Surprising Support BY JOHN COOPER Soil Conservation Servlee Mason County PT. PLEASANT- C. C. Lewis of Oldtown Farms told Jnetltat he baa sowed about 80 acres of corn laod with a cower ot rye. He Is PNParirw: this lao:l for wbatis known •s "IOd plantlng'' of corn next IPriJW. The "">' sod .PJant.. lrw WOI'ks ia that 1 herbicide Ia used to kW theerowinggnaaand corn In drUied without the land beina: .PlOWed. At the Hay e.lli SllageShowlast winter two speakers reported on reaeardl tlat lllilcated greater )ieldl of corn from land ma• lpd tbia way. Theyalsosaldthat 34 inches high. ex..rienee. perintendent. However, the relidetas are atW there, seven worn. en and eilbt men.. 1be home baa been attractively and skillfully decorated aver the past few _years under the direction of Mrs. Jacobs and her employ... Thla year will be no ..ceptlon; decorating w10 get underway full Ioree Moadly by emplofea. If you went to help b,y romemllerlng res~o o1. tbo 1n0rmary IIIII year, lull tel._ 992..'54811. Emplo7eo wiD be glad to tell you what the resident& eu 111e and Uke. AcUYity 10 far Ill tiM! Metga County Chlldreo'a Home hal aloo been about zero, There are 10 boyo IIIII one girl at the borne. Feel free to telephone 992-5287 lor Information ~ m1111ot need If ~ wllll to lend a bolplng hied there, .Mro. Nancy Chlj>man will be glad to give you "the word." · The So!YaUoo Army, owning a 1IIJnderflol record of hal!7ine tile oalorprtvlleged, hal loiUI!CI. an appeal for doDo 111c1 ~<~r• for children. TheH Cllllllrlbullon may bo left oo the fnlnt porch or. the Arl1l)' headquartero at 115 - A v e . Ia POmeroy. SOmeUme1 neslected are palleoU · at nurotna boones - Jut 10rt of. f o r - - In the nWI of tbo ,....... Metr• Count~" hal two sucb bomea, tiM! ~ICUH Nurotna ._e lind tbo Elmwood Nuroing Homo near ~· Plllno. At Elm- you may talk to Mn. Bucklv - JJIKIIe throulh Coolville - and at "'neuae, Mro. Robertoon lor lnlormatlon Ia cooe your Chrlatmu oplrtt would like to nuve in the direction ol. these wrsing home1. The Mlddl- Fire ~ 11 apia doing Ita Cbrl8tma1 bosket Jli'OtO'am for the oalol'[)rlvllopd there. So far, thlo Is the only organized program IIIIOUI!Ced. Undoobtedly other 8fOUIJI IIIII be ftloctlmlng. You ean help with an)' of these JJl'OJecte either a1 an Individual or, perhapa, you can interelt l'OUI' club or organization ln 101ne acttvlcy to belp out. - Olillowii"'f!nrm:s ·to·..·l 'ry ·Sod..,P lanting The beautiful "Wingfield" Memorial symbolizes love and family affection. It Is 62 Inches long, The holiday season is a time for remembering. but for some .who il there to remember? • As you com1t your blessings - aod aren't there many tor molt of u1? - perhaps, you•U glve a little time, etrort and mone;y for those who aren"t so torttmate. · So far, llttle acUvlty hlo 'been IIOied at the Metga County ln011'D8.r)' where in years put, Christmas has been an excl.ting THE NEW 1N FARMJNG LAY OF THE LANO S4UI·II$1Ut lllllllY $11.3 Million Bridge Ordinary Dorsey Job · and dlty. Seeondlll'll,-· ,-ou may 1-. llftp and hav. Headtehe. Bacllaoha and leel old.!!1 liNd, dtitrnNd. In IU~h t.Uel, LlBTEX utually brlftf!ll relaxin! comfort by cutbln'llrrltat• In& &f'rml In acid urlnl' an qul~kly ea1lnc paln.Get CYST~_at drunJ 1u . BUY NOW AT THE GREATLY REDUCED RATES FOR . ~ GmiNGUP. NIGHTS :::.,MAll; 'I WINTER SPECIALS ' ..... The Sunday Times • Sentinel, Sunllay, Det.oember 8, 1968 19 - WE HAVE ALL MODELS �. ·:--·--I • •• :t ..... ' OOtvUND mrP~IONS ~ 9 •• ROAD TO .ilbraham Walked this Trail dv, BY CH.YILES LUSHER 0U. l*ld of Hol,)o LIDd lnY· oimo IOdpl Ill tho II. Goorp . . In Ealt Joruaalem for five ....... loch ......... auldo -~~~ . ' -· Yule Tree Shoppers Better.OJf - ......... t V-... Ill World War I will IIi tho Amerleaa 1....., bomeiD Nldlll~ m &lndQ, Doc:. 1$ at 1 p.OI, ~-. Mrs. Rouse is In& him pick the bo• tree !ar Ina - hll l!llliiOI'· USlA IIIOl'l<olfnlopo. claUIII liovo doriled - · IIIII QIIIIIIJ t..olo !ar Cbrttrooa, ........, !hom lor .....,., dehlit;r, fnlbne11, cleaNleta, al4ea unle11 you ueiDinatobd and abaence of dofocto. - oldeo tn 1 comer), •ond ftlt 1 The gradoo lor Cbrlot- -aiiJ (1ou don'l ~ mao treeo In order of quality _ . 1paeeo ~~ are: U. S. Protnlum, U. S. No. QuaUIJ opeclallllo ll'l'n 1, ll1d u. No. 2. Promhun the I .._ I have a lreah clean healthy loQ " oqr ..., .,.... , _ . , . with at - - a m.. Colli help to .10IU' Cloriltll!!l dlum IJIIOWII of. fall- U. S. treo frelll 111d. ll1d "!!! No. I ll1d No, 2 treeo have the lllu1ni tbo bolldlrl: ::..; ' l&ll'le cbanctertltic•, but the,r ~...__ Whla you pt the t r •:! m.,- be lea• well~ or hiYt •-ue, IIW 1 ballJDcb otl ~ I ,.. ct ..~ butt It aboorllt · ' '" ' 80IDe minor .,..... I, --.;n u a - 10!laDd Jt tn Wltar Ill ~ .. I 1 llfahtly crooked trunk • r Althou&b gradoo.,.;uledmlln· ~ ploce, pn!Ol'lllll 01111 • ' ly b,Y larp.ocale bunrtll1d oeu. ~ 11 ~ walt a boftifl . era of ChriJtmae trte1, you 1na7 imrnJ.q, eut thl butt 1 OCCIIIonall,y Ond Individual trees Set ... the tree Ia I tltllll ' •·~ to bo tho Ide tllal held• ~ bo ...,'.112 __.... • w gr • keep - r In the IWid all£ But you cu do )'OUl' own lfad- the tree il dieorated. -...· - - Apal, HomoGoUla Count~" CALLIPOUi - FIUO t b e town mui<elplaceo of lllth ceotury Eurqle to tile lhoiiPinl .... ter1 ot modem America, • com..., Yulellmelllibtba•-tlle row• ot Chrlt:tma• tree• anit- World War I • - ..... --111d aU olher W. W. IYetannaoflllo._. ll1d l.elh. aur m811 na reac()'. It was a ldll.tde wen - e d u t be It la anodter Moslem shrine - -.. meal that bepn will! ~... of. Jolul, but thea ... - the lalt ot four d tlea every a macU'CIIli - ehee1e eanerole, om,lled IIIII Aid, "Follow Cbrla. Cotlll,y l r l llfaed to · Deportment Chief of 1111! ll1d devout Mualem visits cllrlng' hi1 tbeD tlll! and tartar aauee, then tlatlo, tiM! IIIII plaee are not tho Ei&ldlo Di!llrlcl Commanclor Uftt. lteak wltb peas, earrots, and 10 lmjiOl1ant, but It II villi thai wiD aJ)iOk m meranoll1dtiMIIr .. In a dllf...... dlroetla! I11w thenrstostrl chegghan&- trefteb.fried potat.oe1, and tbat Je.NI brt bom here, N and he widows' tuture welfare, Wives from 'tbl.a ctrier. ft was a thrill~ tna lrvm the ceDing here tn this llliiOwed b,y melon for cle11ert. placed hio hiDd over hit heart. al10 .... weleome. Ott, If Jo!lej)h and lllal')' could 1a1 wiiM our Arab • ca•e. Our guide explained I h e Beneath .... Iller of. .... ~;&~~: Cllrlollan aulde said, " TOCS.. we meontng ol this cymbol saying, hive treated as weD w11en Cloowch of tile Nativity II tile II· • tD Bethlehem. ot ' 4 A1 the mother oltrlch watches the¥ came to this aame hillOUr joumay to Bethlehem aver the ea waiting for theywag to.P.I Good ftter Will our only Cl'ed opot wllere Jo'... wu bom. - o f ......._ . .... COYOS 11or1oc1 Ilona: a now, hi&b· to come forth, so God watches ~ need, so I Uaink I will take WQ that very ncently had been aver IUs people wafting for them 1 therlbOI jug it 1 return. nert t1o1t HrYed u ucteat manaer• U1l there. We dll1cended the poved. Our sufde e.plalned that io be as He had plamed." IWMler. However, 1 must say otepo ll1d entered the . . . - tl1at · a wen tra,eUinl an ar .ll that The Arab lads or Hebron were tbai. our soda pop at Bethle..... llsbted onb' b,y oandlel. -..• 'fRo man• a li.DCI' 1 before the the most persistent salesmen we hem was cold instead of lukePT. PLEASANT - " C1echo... Someone ltvted IIDidng Ustleut llx-l>o,)< War. 1111 pointed lloo met llll,YWbere. The.v were selling warm. IOYIIda: A Tell C&oe of the Chao>B~ llld ... aU joined ln. Perto the new pte that waa now ln drums, whistles, postcarda, ing Value• Bebind the Iron Curblj)l I lhould llhll tl1at I was uae !ar tile Orst Ume In 20 sUdea, cla.v repll caaoflampsand FIRSI' VIEW too overcome with emotion to lebo," will be tiM! Prosram ~tc ,...... E-verywhere there was jars, etc. MY FntST VIEW ol the site sln1, but II1Y tear• were of. Jaj! used b,y Mrs. Douglas HoUle at llotlldlllii!Dd beaullllcaUon. They had a sales technique or Jesus• birth came through the the resufar meeting of the Point OUr joumay took . . IIOUihwanl ol shoving an item into y o u r unaereened window of the Jnn IIIII thankqiYlng. A wave of. ~ Pleo- branch of the AmerialGor 1 rnauntalnouo rangetllat ts hands and then walking at a where we ate. I menUoned the preclatiM swept over me tor can Associatl.oo otUnlversityWotile ~~~ port of. Palestine. 0 1. dlstarlce fi"orn. you confldent that ""ullscreened/' for all homesare that chain ot wttnes1es who .had men Monday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p . 1ft tree1 covered the hillsides you would purchase the item it tbat wa.r, and hotels too. I never brou&bt the tiOOd newt of. Je8UA m. In the AwalachJan Power to II1Y Oblo ....... and 10 marv rodta were evident you only held it aWhile. If th~ saw a fly or mos(Jlito during our ll was al10 next to tlle birth- Company a1.1:1itorium. IIIII 111)' ,... Joldn8l1 remarked, mobbed Jesus like this you can whole ~ in Iarael. The Jl)eaker traveled last sumplace of Je1U1 that Jerome came '"Dad, they sure have the stone well understand why he often esWell, anyway, here ln front rA mer to East Germany, Czechosto work on Scr.lpture transla118 here.'' caped to the mountains to .PTIJ'. me waa the vast hillside to whleh lovakia, Hunpry and the USSR. .,_ lmqinaUoo, however , wss We did buy some items, howev~ Joseph and Mary came after the ttm. Here he s_pent IODl& 30 Mrs. Rouse, atel.cheratPPHSs years clttlns the last hall ol the 1001n1 Abraham wslk thlo trill er, reali:dng that this was the 120..mile journey from Nazareth. fourth century IIIII produced the 1 also has taught in the POO\eroy, fbllowed by molt every persoa only livelihood of these families . Here Jeau!l, the Saviour of the famous Latin Vulgate tr1111la- . Ohto, schools and auuuper ancl of. the Bible lllory, Here lloo So we len. Hebron. the c i t y world, was bom. The shepherds' tim of the &rq,tureo, extension classes In economics were the tracks of the Crusad- where King David reigned t h e field was there to m.r lett and at Rio Grande College. She la a He has always been me of my ers, the only Christian group first seven years. somewhere above musthavebeen grachate of West Virginia Uoi· favorite Christians of tbe early . who eYer ruled Jeruaalem. Most Our group was impressed by the area where the angels were verait;y with an A.B. degree in every Holy Land pil&rim ol Mus- two things aa we travelled back praising God the night of Jesus' church period. The huge Ctmcll business and an M.A. degree in of the Nativl"b' covers the eave lem , Jewish, and ChrlaUan faith to Bethlehem: birth. It was across that vJ.IIey economics. he worked, a ch~ttch first where haa travelled this sb: - mile One, we saw our first Arab below us, and up that very slope H01teasea tru- the meeting are built by Constantine'• mother, Journey &om Jerusalem to Bethrefugee camp with its 4,000 in- before us, that the shepherds and rebuilt by the Crusaders. lebem. habitants. Let me explain that had gone seeking "a babe wra.p~ The :ilepherds' Field Is about Rachel' s Tomb, one of t he not all Arabs of Israel are in ped Jn swacklllng clothes and l,yone-half mile from the place of moat llllllentlc olteo In Ill Is- tllese camps, but some 200,000 lng in a manger .•• JeBUs' birth. This ls the area rael, wal our first atop. Gene- of them own property andaretull Our bus parked in Nativity ala 85 tell11 how she died 1n citizens. The lsraell government Square and our group headed where Ruth was permitted to c:trlldblrth and how Jacob plac- is attempting to give sanita~ioo. for the littl~ 4' x 51 door that glean wheat in the field ot. Boaz ed a pillll' \111011 her grave. lt aDd schools to Arab conununi- is the only entrance to t h e as told Jn the beautitul book that it now a Mowltim ibrbte, aowhen ttes - even providing mosques Church of the Nativity. Some say bears ~er name. An old slleep we entered the men were req.~ir ­ and copies of the Koran at gov ~ the door ia so small in order to fold is Btl.H there, and our guide .l)Ointed out some hyssop vine ed to cover their heads (a hand- ernment expense. for«:e all to bow as they enter; and also the rambling thorn from kerddll w:IU do) and the womSeconc:l, we were impressed others say it was made small which Jesus' crown of thorns en to COYer bare arms. by the fine fruit along the Beth ~ to keep out the horses of the was made. The thorn spears are A larp tapellry - covered l~hem Road. In spite of the gen- Turks, who seemed to delight in longer and sharper than our Ohio ·eenotaph marll:s the actual grave eraJ barreMess of Ule land, desecrating Christian shrines. counterparts. lite, llld It Is all housed In "e saw fig trees, squash, waWe stood outside the door as So we looked back again to the 1 lllllll building wtth the ever- termeloo, apples, and grapes sa- our guide told us they celebrate little town of Bethlehem, and represent Mo1lem dome. l4)re. At one spot oor guide went Christrnaa here three tlrneaeach Our morning journey by . paas- into a field and picked up a year . Most of the world uses membered the ..... that Phillips ed Bclthltbem and took u1 south bunch of grapes oft' the ground. December 25, but the Orthoc:lox Brooks framed when he visited to Hebron, ooe ot. the tl.ve old- They were as big as our 0 h 1 o Catholics celebrate on January there one Christmas. We will elt clUes of. the world lUll In grapes, yet he said they were 7 and the Armenian Church on listen for bells as they e c h o eiiiiiMce. Thl• city stood out tn two monu:.s from harvest and January 18. Later, oor tine - round the world again t h i s the early Bible ltories, and we would be thne times that size looking Arab-Christian guide told Christmas, trying to get all men eopoeWI,y remembeJ'ed tt be- when lb1.ly ripe. ~lmderstoodthen us that two caves on this same to hear God's word of upeace on earth, good will to men." ~, ~sea' H(irytad to IJNI'J, j , ,,~, ....,_ of ""· ~·· 111. .Macl\pe· ~-··the ID&Iwbere Slrah (Abra- these grapes of Elhcol on a pole bamfl wtre) waa buried. Later between them, Abraham wu burled there. as The 1m at Bethlehem had room wore laue and Robekal!, Jacob ror us when we arrived. In fact, -~ 1ao1< for ll'flhnoll ("'!~ needlo1 obould 110t 'W I olJ wliiii 10U rqo tbo bUo oil tho ~ for ....... (1bo trw' obould :Iii qmD*I'Inol or Ill 1 - IIG BY PAT CLA.Ili tnalho .._r. today'• •hc:R:Ier However, ha1 an advantage over hia RaDala· aance couaterpart becauae he haa the 11lllatance of. the U. S. Do. partment of. Agriculture In bolp. tr•• Monday Speaker Troop 259 Holding ••• • .•• .• ' ••• •• • l .• •• ••• ' Honor Court Today PT, PLEASANT - Boy ScoUt Tr- 259 lij)OI!I!OI'ed by t b o 3664tb Ordnance Comjlany of. tiM! West Vtrstnla National CUII'd wUI hold a Court of Hooor today 11 the Armory begtmtow at 2:30 to attend. Mrs. J . M. Foglesong, chairman; Mrs. Grant stanley, Mrs. Melvin C. Jarrell, Mra. Lonl Jones, Mrs. Carl Gerlach and Mrs. Rouse. s. k..., ....m: -r. Cues Continued p.m. Highlight of the llllernoolt wiD be the presentation of the EaeJ.e Scout Award to four members of the troop. ElUa Conley, BID Dickson, Jl.mmy Jarrell and steve Wilson. The publie and allscouta tn the MGM District are invited ullll : Until January 27 - Cbaon a opot """' radlatora. U!e tlreplace, vlllon 101, or othor ICMircow belli to tot ... the ...... _ PT. PLEASANT - Three-· sons entered pleas of innocent in llloooo Coooney Circuli Court Friday. Alllhree hid tiMIIr ca101 continued unUl Jard;ry 27,1969. They were Garlan::l Jordan, charged with drlviiW while lntoxicatedi I.Joyd Hutrman, con-trilootlng to the delinquency of a minor, and Lester RUDe, breaking aM entering. Common Kldnoy or Bladd" lklna make many men and w feel tenae and MrY<JUI from freq bumln1 or llchln& urln.Uon DELIVERY YET THIS FALL ••• OR DELIVERY IN THE SPRING! ~ POINT PLEASANT, W, VL (UPJ) - llldldlng a new $11.3 miWon brldp here lo regarded U ".iult another job" by J o h n (J'ek) J;)orsey Jr •• who is slC)er~ ,tiM! project for the State '. ~AtlY your familv will nMt a c.rrtete-ry sl._ and memorial. Peop.. with fann.ight ar· f'Oftllt t~i• aEFqRE NEED . You a~n do for thclt port of ettatt10 l!fOW wtlhout pasting the task Ofl lb othert; vou con plan NOW , . 1M mOlt desirable, enduring fomllv memorial - a prlvote FMJI.Y MAUSOLWM a ...urlng the dignity of abo...•-ground en- tambm.nt for vour•lf & loved "'*'·. rm~rishclble Aart of yVur. fomily estate . . . a '/.,tlng , Q" " ~ In fomily pride. ' Road Cc:lnmlsaion. Building bridges has been one ol Dorsey's specialties during hls 21 - _years with the SRC. He haa b e e n assigned here nine months to oversee the SRC's role in construed'* the four - lane span U.t will again link West Virginia with Ohio. Dorsey is overly cautious about trying to predict a elate when the span will be completed, but SI,YS he hopes it 11rill be in use this time next year. H completed that early, it wUI be 1 modern construction miracle. SRC otficiala in Charleston BI.YS it usually takes up to five years to plan, design and build a a,p~n such aa this which il 1,· 950 (eet long Wcrosaesamajor watenra_y, Dorsey, 42, a nt~UveofKeyaer," ia used to rough assignment-. Prior to thla he s•rvised c~ 1truction of one of the most dif· ftcult stretches oflntersute hi&Jtway in the Mountain state. For four years he was auigned io the lnter1U1te • 70 project in Wheeling which involved both bridge and tumel work. Adding Machine is Stolen from PO PT. PLEASANT - State Police are investigating a breaking and entering of the Glenwood Post Office. Reported missing was an adiJ.. ing machine Wued 1t $60. The interior of the building was ra~ sacked. Entry to ~ buildi~ was made by breakiOJ a window. ,. llid4it WirltOUr Oll10A111111 ' COME IN OR PHONE 446-3615 OlfJO YAllEY MIMOIY_ GARDENS OHI~o iil lootlono Dr. Olole ..· I ' Rqular PriM '5!.0 BY C. r . BLA.KESLEE Ext. A,ent, Agriculture Metga County POMEROY - The new year is 24 daya an,y, but are a farmer• are air~ makl.rw plans tor produ~on in 1969. One of the belpo for former• Jn. CI'Gp production will be t h e 1989 Alf0n0l1U' Gulde released thla palt week by the Coo_pera. dve Exten1ion Service. Dr. Garth W. Volk, Chairlhan ol the Dep~rtment of 1\Kfonom.¥ at Ohio state Univeraft;y, in in· trNiclne the book, Hid: "lbe field ot agronom,y 1D- Recular PriM ' $435 This year, Mrs. Mildred Jacobi Is not on hand 10 engineer the Christmu operatico. 9le Is on a leave ot absence aa IU· SPECIIL PRICE cludea all phaHI of crop prowater~ment. 1011 tertillt,y, plant breedtng, and "eed control. It ia the fo\Ddat.ion ol qrieulture In Ohio, Each year the 81'011 value of all agronomic eropa produced in Ohio OI<Ceeda $750 millloo, or a value ol ebovt tbree.fourths ol the totalagrl.cultural production. Some crops au«:h aa eom, hay, and put:ure are ~keted in part or whol.ly through livestock. u5ou is the world•s greatest natural resource. From It comes the food. fiber, oil, and feed that support the human and animal ductton, IOU and BY BRYSGN R, CARTER Ext. Agent, Agriculture GaUia County GALLIPOLIS- Ninety b e e f farmers, or others lntereltec:lln beef farming, have already _par. Ucipated In the GaUia c:ouney Beef schooJ, With two more evening to go - December 10 and December 17 - it looks like the interest is going to be much great.. er than we ever expectec:l. All of. the beef school cluaes for next Tuesday eveniD& December 10, will begin at the aame locsUon and time (7 :30 p.m.) aa last week, that Ia, the Vocational Agriculture lllllldlng at GaUia Academy High Scbool . Jim UWe's clasS will go to the Evana Packing Com.P&ftY, but we request that everyone first go to the Vo-ag Building, The Agronomy and Farm Manapment classes will aUll be beld In t h e same rooms. Once we see how many waat to go to the first daiS at tile packing hwse we wiD oend that group oo. If you want togo to the carcass class duringthetirst period then try to be at the Voag building b,y 7:15p.m. Here's a brief descriptl.on of next week's claaaea: ANIMAL INDUSTRY - J I m Little - (Assemble at the Vo..ag building; do not 110 direct to the packing house at Orsl) - EYII · uate carcasaea on the raU: dis~ CUI& USDA grading system and dUI'erences between a meat-t.vpe steer and over..flntshec:l. steer; dlstun how producers can keep the consumer ha.wy. AGRONOMY - Charlie Knotll - FertllizaUon of grass meadows and pastures (nitrogen, phospborus ll1d )XIIasslwn) bow much to apply to obtain higher yields; time to apply; forma of. N. to apply. FARM MANAGEMENT - Bill SmlUt - Land renovation costs; eeo:KNnicl!l Qf extending the grazinl period a1 In the year..J'OUil.d grazing systemi electric feocI.Dg oolrts; work problema emcemlng how much you can al- B)' CARNEY A. BALL VINTON - Of tiM! elllmated 12,000 •-ng t h e National' Farmert Organl.zatlm (NFO) llltiOnll CGDYenti.Oil WednesciQ' 8Dcl 1'1turldQ", December t 11111 5, at Klol Audllorlwn, St. Loulo, three wore ~ CoiUa co.t;v. They were the local NFO PreoiMm, B, K, lflcle,y, Taulb,y ow... llld thll reporter. Tho Mauo)l Forau""' COrpor- per""'' The lovely "Stringer" design, showing column and· vase indicates family strength and cbar· act~t. The memorial dimension• are 56 inches long, 28 Inches high. r.:--- COUPON-----, P0111eroy, Ohio -45769 Ia - - • ns• ,....... ........ ........, ....... I ......... fill . . . .--. 101" u _,,_. ...... 111 • • Co. ..,. I .,......noooiloJ - .....tho ..... . , - · I I OPiouo---·-·~-•••-obiJ. I I I Slonllor 10 lhe ''Strlnt_.' plain will! ..,.,Prill Na. . .. . ......... . .. . ........ , •. , ••• •••••• ••.•••.•••• •••••• ... . ......... . .. . -otlal, ..-It, 41 lnchtt In lefttlh, ·a- I a., .. - ... . ... ... .. . ....... . .... .. .. ................... ................... I L--------- _... 1' _ • ON !!-DAY VACATION PT. PLEASANT - Mr. al<l AND, HERE ARE THE ADDIIESml of. 0¥0 more Melp Caun1J . · Mrs. Guy McWilliams of 2807 servicemen: Birch Avenue, arrJved tnMiami, Pfc, Doll F. POOler, RA 51883553, !Ia. CO. A, 102 Bn., APO New · Florida, thia weekend where they York, Otl64. wW apend a nine -day paid -va.. Pfc. Gerald R, Holloo, US 5188SSS1, CO. E, 65111 ~- 1111., 25th cation b,y tllj! Metropolitan Lite tof. DIY., APO San Frandaoo, calif, 96225. Insurance Co. Mr. McWUiiama E-3 Donald E. Wboloy, US 51882154, Co. A, t Bn. t7th lnf., won the trip as a result of wrlt-- tth lnf. Dlv., APO San Francisco, Calif., 96372. 1111 the most inaurance \n the Parl.1m L. Mallory, S. N., Ill DiYilloo, lSi Tidewater (ADS!) kenburr District, which includes FPO New York, N.Y., 09501. M1100 Count;,y, over the _past four SP-4 Jot,n A. 11fsell, RA 51884362, 6111 H.E.M, CO., ~PO San Frucloco 96491. help Ia atqlng the cmvMUon. The speaker wboreallybraqht the delegates elf their-s clap. ptng anc1 wtdsWni waa tiMt brUUant and lifted orator and vicepreBideDt, Erhlrd l'flnpten, He electi'IOed tile delegateo wllen he aooerted, "Com hlo poocbeap . that hOgs refUH to eat iLn 1111 urpd farmera to get loooy and set the time ot their goal not later than Februlr)'. U.aald, ;:~~wa::•.:~~==::~for~~~:"!You~m::ay~~~:!~ ·---·.. , ....-~!\ S21.0111RSIUIMRlf - portatlon gledly furnished to 1nd from eny of our showrooms, without obligetion, Alt- priCit lncludo .....,.., •• lllown o1141 hOt 4tllvorr 111- _....,plot. Logan Monument Co. POMIROY,)OHIO Inc, It'• a dltr.nae kiJMl of Wllr for rate 1nd ndct, • "Carry•home" 11a11 bawl•- to l i l t - ... clto&llloute u ..,.__ ... r.td IIAT·KIU l'o tbo wlooio folaily .Ill! ~born doad. btl~ .........,. • 111111!1). ,... .....• io .... • .1-ldll'la. toll..,. c • ,t • .v., ......... 01'0ftllvonlfttl Mel1s County -· Display Yard Leo L. Vauahn, Manarer ford to pay for a superior bull. People who partl clpated to dote were : Gallia Coooney - Glom Smith, Jr., John W. Waugh, HowardFelJure, Frances Crouse, Jerry n. Evans, Jim Walker, Lawrence Green, Robert L. Green, Ran~ ely Hamilton, Mrs. Herman Wood, Daniel SWisher, Charles Shaver, John M. Glem, Edward M. Vollbom, Emerson Shimp, Pblll~p Pope, James Burleson, S t e v e Sanders, Freddie Queen, Carrol E. Waugh, T. F. Burleson, Richard Fisher, T. R. Mossbarger, Clyde Walker, Roy sprague, Dana Green, William A, Lewis, Robert Hamllton, Tom Ragan, Robert A. Powell, Glerm A. Smith, James E. Allbright, Fred E. Vollborn, Donovan Pope, Jeff Pope, Richard Slmms, Rickey Evans · and E\'erett Montgomery. Also, DllfliU' O'DeU, Doug Kayser, Gary Callihan, Paul Harrison, B. Lewis Jones, J. c. Hall, Herman Wood, G e o r g e WooC' ard, Jr., Smeltzer Rose, Conventi•on Simply meil the Convenient Coupon ebove ••• C1ll ••• Write • , • or come in. Tranto NOVEMBER HAS MOvED OUT o1 llabl, and It reilly wao a pleaoant 111<111111 weatberwtoe - partiou!arly when ~ conoldor that It was tn November, 1950, that We were struC!k by a prarU, ~ ing blizzard ll1d 13 lru:bea of. - · According to a ctljlplnc b,Y Mrs. C, H. Wloe, of. WaYerly and Mlddl~. the otorm woo voted the ustory of the year" by Columbo• newamen. and C"f'OIIpfng llflteml to pn:d.ace hl&b ylelda. Water management practices go hand 111 hand w1t11 proper tWaee and IIOll management for etficlent crop produetion. Water riiQIIIrelll4lnls of Ohldo maJor cropl reacb their .Peak durln.g grain development tor com, IWYbeans, and small gralnl, andduring the periods of rapid plant growth or regrowth after harvest lor forage crops. Research data from USDA stud. iea at Coshocton 1how the follow- Dorset Smith, Ed Martin, Har~ old Saunders, WOllam L. Hall, Merrill Rose, George Woodward. Mike Slone, Charles Duncan, Vernon McNair, Clarence Bolter, Carl N. Hall, Alden Carico, Jtm. m_y Crouse, Dick 9:errett, J. Bob Evans, Walter T. Lambert, Glenn Graham , Gerald Tussing, John Hamilton, Kail Burleson and Mrs. George Woodward, Mason County - Henry Kay, John F . Kelsey and J. E. Sommer • Meigs Count;y - A5a A. Hoskins, Judi S'tock, Roy E. Mlller, Harold Sauer, Leo R.Story, Charles E. stoek, and c. E. Blakeslee. Jackson County - Guy S. Campbell, Jr., Blll Porter , George W. Sclll"lock and Odic Porter. Lawrence COI.I1ty - A. P. Walker and Mra. J. L. Foy. Athens Co\Dlty - Mr . a n d Mrs. J . David sturbois. Huntington, W, Va . Mr. and Mrs. Rolin Lon. Pomeroy.ftlason Brlaae Telephone 99~·2588 earth moving. Plans and designs for these ponds have been made by technicians of Soil Conservation Service. Pirl Burris of Hartford started a pand about two weeks ago, but has been unable to complete It because or the recent rain. In e¥cavating the core for the Burris pond it waa necessary to remove the soU about six feet deep because topsoil and other porous material was fouOO to that depth. A core is made in &II ponds ln whlctl the fill crosses a water course ark! is backfilled with noJ'I)Orous material toprevent leaks. Dale Nibert of Awle Grove has completed some repair .rork on a _pond. This poOO was built with • watershed of about 50 acres behilll. Jt. The pipe spill- Goal Passed back ll1d wishing yOU had help. ed. N other points made: -Farmers received in 1987 for all farm prodUcts a mere $t2.5 blllloo, the cell of producUon wu $34.t billion, lesvlng a net inoome ol $8.1 billion man tnve- of. , 274 blllloo, or 3 per cent on the investment, W nothing for the farmers' labor. -ISolneolle had said the aver- ago - . e r prodUcer In 1967 peld It ceuta for tiM! privilege of beIna a chicken houoe janitor. He doled wltb b11 slogao, uru do Ill¥ port. HoW about You?'' The followio!llo from the commodlcy rep>rta: A llblppor at Toledo needed 200,000 bullbell of. ~~~\'beans lmmedlaloly. 1111 called NFO heodquartera. ~· called a local NFO commodiiJ held. 1111 said be liloulht !hay do it. That WIS Tuoeday ....... Saturday eveetna Ibe boanl bad-. deiiYered the llhJp. JIOf said he "OIIIIdn't believe ll~ On!¥ an organizatlonllkellll NFO Cllllld do IL II Wll made po.,lblo b,Y the or~tlooal tot....,, tile 11111cltat llltlcttoolnl of the _,.,_ .....-.m. Uldthoract thel tht NFO borlllllood for a prl"" ...... 20 ..... ..._ .,.... · 11M 111\1 ,......... price II lor Appolnlnltnt. . Taledo; Tho iiFO~ 1Ub. -;.,,. - .......... lllhlliborprio:· ... • ' )· had occurred. Mr. Nibert rebuilt the spillway to a greater width and at a height above the pipe aplllway so that water would be one footde011 over the pipe spUIIIO,!' before the earth spillway Is used. He alaoplans to buDd a debris catcher •round the pipe spillwa)' to prevent sticks -~~ olhet•r material frill! tlllll- results of SWEETUX. 3·1N•1 Block = -------= - How Does Santa Get Up The Chimney WIRECO WIREROII A. II lenQth • - Si l.n tltht:·s~l~4:0~day:.~f:eed:.:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;; I . 0HP FA . .. . SWEETLIX l·l-1 ju1t taate1 good to b1of caHio,_ dalrr cow• ond ah.. p. 1 he 50" Ia.,• I nGh~rall)" of lllocllatrop 111olou•• In • SWEETLIX 3-1,...1 maku lho block hlvhly PDlotabl• 10 your II¥OifDc;k "'ill ~;on· 1111111 their '"'fplomontol requlroiJI~II o tho r• qylrad IJihtorala, Yltamln1, end Hi-loof(rl on a dolly llaal1 . AnliJio • get thoh full 1olt noqulra111ent• from • IH. S.WEETLIX 3-1,...1 , 1o no othor 1olt IIIPPI•nr~ont II ....dod. This new 4-5 plow Farmall wrap!! up many big tractor advantages into a medium-priced package. Modern · hydraulics, all-hydraulic power steering, power-shift independent pto, torque amplifier, 99.9 % efficient dry-type air eleaner. 'Nide platform, deep-cushioned eeat and backrest . . . since we've run out of spaee, why not stop in and ' aee the ~t in penon? Remember it"a priced to fit your pocketbook. ·-.... Your Farm Supply S.rvtce C.ntor MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Kear Males General Hospital -~ CENTUl SOYA OF OHIO ~ Ph. ~2463 992-2176 ....--- ... Pomeroy -~~~~~~~~--- •"• • For the Handyman. .. Farmer.•. · Outdoorman Give tht Worl~'s ••• Po,ular Chain Saw•••• HOM ELITE GIFT IDEA FOR MAN·! • SEETHE NEW hy~ Suppll .. your boof caHia, dolry eo... and 1heop High Phoaphllf"ul Into.. 50S Molano• Block Pull Salt A01:1uiNmont• plu1 60,000 Unlt• Vira~nln A per lit, oddltl¥0 on a ••11-foodlnv bo.l •. 3.-.1 & Syca•oro lts; test aa -:eJUIQ ·lrill be made .a,.. ~ vallable every 54J daya. ·For Jn,.. : : formatict~ , contact Jrlra.. Roaa1d Burge, RL 1, BurbMk. :_. The bulls will oomplllle the :. 140 .... l!lat A!>rll 15, 19H. AD : ; test data, oo eath wW be com- :: puted aod made available~ The : . bullo wtQ be displayed ll1d aold oo Saturda¥, May 3, 111 cannec- tlon "ith theBudte.YeBeet'Breed. : , ers Holiday Clinic and Sale. 'I'1ltl : sale w:I.U include approximateb" :: 100 hea<l of. Charolals - Croao :: females, all bred or with calv- : . es at side. .. !;'::~:::::::::::~;;;.:;;;::~·=·:.;.;.:::;:.:.:.:::.·.o;o.:·:.·t·'·'·'·W·=·;·rn·:·:·x·:-:.:.;·:·W.·i·i·=·:.;.:.:·w.·i···*"W3 rec~ Now you can feed all three in one block I ., · - COLUMBUS - The Ohio State Charolaia AaBR. haa taken a pro.. gJ'eaah'e step to meet the crowing ~ of tile commercial cattle industry &o be able to aeteet herd aires on the basia or gaining ability ll1d ~lty, Ohio Charolais breeders ~ the f1rat of the major beef breeds In Ohio to undertake the ageresslve program to supply tested buUa, s_ponsored by the 0 h 1 o State University Cooperadve Extenlion Sol'vice. _Rigid requirements were set up by the committee composed of breeders, O.S.U. Cooperative 8ervlce and coounercial cattlemen. Bulla accepted for test had. to meet the following require. ments: Rigid health requirements set up by the Ohio state University Veterinary Department and the state ol Obio; all bulla to have a 205 day weight of 590 lbs.; all bulls with a type score of 13 and ..,; all bulls cai•ed between September 1, 1967 and. April 30, 1968, and all bulls to have extensive vaccination program lor all major cattledise.asea. The bulls under strick supervision of the Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service are being fed at G & H Research Farms, Norman Godden, President, Circleville. The official weigh in date was November 30. Sixteen bulls had a total weight of 11,942 pounds, &o average 746.3 pounds each. The aver!lge age of the bulla is 260.4 days. Average weight per day of age from birth to weaning Is 2.87 lbs . for the group average. The grade waa over 14 for Ule entire group of Charolais bulls. Cattlemen lrill have an op.. portunity to follow closely the $700 Million ~ Tested B lls ' ·~ 'a mw, but don't walt until you are being used more then It should be Ia omemployment linea looking by overOow al<l a large gully nlcatlml ~ in1 average amowu of water Uon of rainfall and leas nmotr uaed duri.Dg a growing lleii!IOII: are Jlllfec:l below. Corn _ 2:0 to22 inc:hea, Wheat, crap ruidues, IUeh u corn.12 to 15 tnchea, Meadow (lilt stalks or Jtru, left 00 tbe so.ll year), 2:2 lDchea, and Meadmr aurtaee after harvelt or replac(2nd year), 18 to 28 indtel. ed as mulch help reduce lOti lliJ'face aealing, runoff. anderosioo. VARYING PEAKS Properly fertilized com proCORN REACHES ITS ,peak wa. duees ' ''WO to four tons anclsmall ter use after tasselling, wheat grains and soybeans to two has peak water use 1n tate May tona o1 re 1ldue1 per acre. to early June, flnt..year meaMoat ot the ero~ion • cmtrol daws before tbe tlrst cutting effect& of residues are Jolt when in early June and before the sec- they are plowed under or ineorond cutting in July, and secmd- _porated into the soU. Where no year meadows from M.B¥ through residues are avaUable on the July. In order to supply a d e- field, 10 tons of_ manure or two qiHite moisture to gJ'O'Iring cropa, tons o1. straw muleh per acre practices used ahould increase 1pread (1(1 erosion _ hazard water Intake into the soU andre- areas ean greatly reduce eroduce evaporation losees. slon. The three major aoU and water conservation problems in ANOTHER INFLUENCE Ohio are retention ol rainfall in CROPPING SYSTEMS can atthe soU for crop use, removal ot rect soil erosloo. Fixed crop excess water througtuurfaceanc:l rotations were once uaed, esinternal drainage, and erosion peel alb' 011 steeper Janet. to recontrol. duce erosion, ttx nitrogen, sup. Here tn Meigs IIIIIGalllaCoun- ply organic matter, and CO!Uol ties we are partlcularlyCXJDcern- weeds, insects and disease. Moded about cmserving water and ern farming practices, such as preventing erosion losses. higher fertilizer rates, better To reWce erosioo losaea and. crop varieties, and weed and inconserve water, the first step aect control chemicals, have is to use recommended produc- helped overoome some of these dOll practices baaed oo soil _prop.. problema . This has allowed erties. These include cropping greater OexlbiUt;y in use of cropsystems, land use, tillage, lim- ping systems. ing, and lerUJization. Practices Rotations whlcll include sod or which maintain a porous, open forage crops are stlll veryeltecsoil surface for greater lnftltra- tl.ve in controlling erosion. However, continuous cropping using modern methOds can produce large amount& of vegetat:l.ve cover and residue& capable of protectfng the aoU surtd'ee. The 1969 Agronomy G u 1 d e, Bulletin 472,takeaupmanythings LOUISVll.LE, Ky. - The Federal Land Bank of Louisville other than soils, soil testing, rupassed the historical milestone trient deliciendeJ, and microof $700 million in loans o u t- nutrients for mineral soils. An entire aection Is devoted standlng when its books were closed far the month of Novem- to lime and tertUizer, lncludber. lng 1969 fertilizer recommend&~ This was the first Ume in the tl.ons. 52-year hllltory of the farmer The newest variety recommenowned bank that the $700 mWlon datiooa are avaHable to open figure has been attained. The closed corn toloan total of $700,345,934 was and brlds, small pedigree grains, burley reached only 2lh years after the bacco, and forages . The final $500 million level was achlev- section ot the book ia devoted ed In May 1966. to chemica] weed control Land Bank loans are now out- ommendations for 1969 rang:I.Jll standing to over 43,600 farm- from corn to wild garllc.ond m ers in Ohio, Indiana , Kentucky ions. Copies of the book ma,y be and Tennessee, through their 78 secured by ccdactlng your counfarmer-owned Federal land bank ty extension office. associations. Corn so C'heap J!ogs Won't Eat It ;:..:'':n~c:;~,.~"':: SIO.U 11W11 $15JIIIIIIIKY ............. H populattona ol. the earth. On ft we RR.IIt depend for tbetuturede~ mRDda of 1 vel')' rapidly expandina populatlcm. Sfnee the aoil resources ot the earth are lbntted, the best known ~ctlon practices mult be used to meet 1uture demao!IL."_ MANAGEMENT IS KEY GOOD MANAGEMENT of IOU and water become• more impor. tant aa crop yields increase and aa more intensive cropping aya.. tems are used. Solla vary in organic matter content, texture, dralna.ge. and structlll'e, and require different soU management the Virginia pine had died. Ronald Gilkeson of sa; helped Nathan Simmons wtth a conservation farm plan for hh laOO on the ridge sooth of F1atrock. This plan was made last June. Mr. Simmons has already completed part of the items which he planned to do. Quite a bit of the land JOHNNY LOONEY, Service was grown~ in small brush and Forester, examined an erosion briars. He llas brush hogged most control plantation "lth us on the of this and has spread lime on farm of Jake &.nervllle, on the about four acres. helld of Fallen Timber Run ott SCOTTIE SOLADEAN, whose Route 2. Jake had planted locusts farm is behiOO Leon, ott Baden lncl Virginia .Pine in a very badly Ridge, aniWalterHarmon, whose eroded area. We found that tbe farm isonRockcastleCreek,plan locust had survived and was do- to buUd porlls soon. They have trw very nicely but that much of engaged Ray Beegle to do the J.A)UJS r'1"''"~"""-.,z-"w~---- • there would be much Iesa erosion on corn laR:I it a ao:l were _present between the rows of corn. Cllnt Hickman, manager of WVU Experiment:Statlon1 reports the Hille resultwlthe"')erimerts at the El;perlmerrtStationnorthof Pt. Pleasant. NFO..Re . port:•. St. Logan Monument Cemp~~•y, • Gallia Beef Farmer School Draws Surprising Support BY JOHN COOPER Soil Conservation Servlee Mason County PT. PLEASANT- C. C. Lewis of Oldtown Farms told Jnetltat he baa sowed about 80 acres of corn laod with a cower ot rye. He Is PNParirw: this lao:l for wbatis known •s "IOd plantlng'' of corn next IPriJW. The "">' sod .PJant.. lrw WOI'ks ia that 1 herbicide Ia used to kW theerowinggnaaand corn In drUied without the land beina: .PlOWed. At the Hay e.lli SllageShowlast winter two speakers reported on reaeardl tlat lllilcated greater )ieldl of corn from land ma• lpd tbia way. Theyalsosaldthat 34 inches high. ex..rienee. perintendent. However, the relidetas are atW there, seven worn. en and eilbt men.. 1be home baa been attractively and skillfully decorated aver the past few _years under the direction of Mrs. Jacobs and her employ... Thla year will be no ..ceptlon; decorating w10 get underway full Ioree Moadly by emplofea. If you went to help b,y romemllerlng res~o o1. tbo 1n0rmary IIIII year, lull tel._ 992..'54811. Emplo7eo wiD be glad to tell you what the resident& eu 111e and Uke. AcUYity 10 far Ill tiM! Metga County Chlldreo'a Home hal aloo been about zero, There are 10 boyo IIIII one girl at the borne. Feel free to telephone 992-5287 lor Information ~ m1111ot need If ~ wllll to lend a bolplng hied there, .Mro. Nancy Chlj>man will be glad to give you "the word." · The So!YaUoo Army, owning a 1IIJnderflol record of hal!7ine tile oalorprtvlleged, hal loiUI!CI. an appeal for doDo 111c1 ~<~r• for children. TheH Cllllllrlbullon may bo left oo the fnlnt porch or. the Arl1l)' headquartero at 115 - A v e . Ia POmeroy. SOmeUme1 neslected are palleoU · at nurotna boones - Jut 10rt of. f o r - - In the nWI of tbo ,....... Metr• Count~" hal two sucb bomea, tiM! ~ICUH Nurotna ._e lind tbo Elmwood Nuroing Homo near ~· Plllno. At Elm- you may talk to Mn. Bucklv - JJIKIIe throulh Coolville - and at "'neuae, Mro. Robertoon lor lnlormatlon Ia cooe your Chrlatmu oplrtt would like to nuve in the direction ol. these wrsing home1. The Mlddl- Fire ~ 11 apia doing Ita Cbrl8tma1 bosket Jli'OtO'am for the oalol'[)rlvllopd there. So far, thlo Is the only organized program IIIIOUI!Ced. Undoobtedly other 8fOUIJI IIIII be ftloctlmlng. You ean help with an)' of these JJl'OJecte either a1 an Individual or, perhapa, you can interelt l'OUI' club or organization ln 101ne acttvlcy to belp out. - Olillowii"'f!nrm:s ·to·..·l 'ry ·Sod..,P lanting The beautiful "Wingfield" Memorial symbolizes love and family affection. It Is 62 Inches long, The holiday season is a time for remembering. but for some .who il there to remember? • As you com1t your blessings - aod aren't there many tor molt of u1? - perhaps, you•U glve a little time, etrort and mone;y for those who aren"t so torttmate. · So far, llttle acUvlty hlo 'been IIOied at the Metga County ln011'D8.r)' where in years put, Christmas has been an excl.ting THE NEW 1N FARMJNG LAY OF THE LANO S4UI·II$1Ut lllllllY $11.3 Million Bridge Ordinary Dorsey Job · and dlty. Seeondlll'll,-· ,-ou may 1-. llftp and hav. Headtehe. Bacllaoha and leel old.!!1 liNd, dtitrnNd. In IU~h t.Uel, LlBTEX utually brlftf!ll relaxin! comfort by cutbln'llrrltat• In& &f'rml In acid urlnl' an qul~kly ea1lnc paln.Get CYST~_at drunJ 1u . BUY NOW AT THE GREATLY REDUCED RATES FOR . ~ GmiNGUP. NIGHTS :::.,MAll; 'I WINTER SPECIALS ' ..... The Sunday Times • Sentinel, Sunllay, Det.oember 8, 1968 19 - WE HAVE ALL MODELS �' ' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - The Tony 11ope1 will make Bob • uandpop In Feb. .... Hem)' Cabot Lodge will get Averell Harriman'• Paris p:~st ..•. George Abbott's el:-wUe Mary Sinclair, early TV's great actress-beauty, now is an Immensely gift. ed painter: her ••'J'bree Widows" is a poignant shxzy of the ladies Jack and Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. left behinc:l •••• Her stuff's on view at the 9Jzy Girard Gallery, Lexlngton &: 74th St. . •.• The Warren Manshels bought the huge 960 5th Ave. apartment young swinger Cathy Macauley inherited rrom her folks .• . . Mmths ago we noted Princeton student Ed Cox was taking up lots ()f Triela Nlxoo's time; oow her date at the most intimate ram . Uy fUnctions (sister Julie's kitchen shower !or instance) is Ed. David Niven wants a Bdwy. play - to produce not star . , , Here's a disillusiorunent for chalk players: Dean Martin's 17year-old son Dino doesn't drink or smoke, just won a UCLA schol. arship and next month gets his helicopter pilot's license .. .. Columbia Pix reports Nat King Cole's daughter Carol comes oo stunningly beautiful In '"Model Shop" with a figure to stagger • ••• ' •' •• • •course wiggle-watchers; of CoTbe Rolling Stones gave in lumbia has her securely c o n- to I...ondcll Records' preaBUreand traetea. are releasing their 4 'Beggars With "Promises, Promises•• Banquet•• album here In a deopening any minute, Its star Jer- corously tormal format and oot ry Orbach's !bible jitters In- the eont.roversial LP- aleeYe dedude a second child any cur - signed by Mlck Jagger .... 'l11e tain time ..•. Aforeooted D e a n stones aren't cruches: . t h e y Martin's not that thOroughly easy ptan to pe<klle the tasteless cov. - &Qing: his lather, mother and ers lndependentiJ". brother Bill died within the last A touring Bridsh 14 My Fair 18 months . . . The happier race Lat:br" troupe finally was defeatof Bdwy , is because Ella FiU · ed by Bingo - bad to cancel gerald's back in town - at the in the town of Retford because Americana's Royal Box . the gambling crew aU t h e Backstop Joe Torre of t h e crowds . ... Johnny Weissmuller AUanta Braves is the proud pop raced in out or the rain into of a new daughter in Manhasset, Directoire and slghed to the hatL. L ... . Recently divorced Lou chick, '"Times have changed Wills Jr . and beauty expert Jan I can't stand getting wet a n Y Paxton M.ll wed •••• Chock Full more." .... BeautifUl S u .sa n O'Nuts owner BUI Black is the Storm doesn't care if Joe Nabane of admen's lives - Rill math's face-fuzz looks like Fu plans his own ads, radio and TV Manchu, like at Gallagher's 33. commercials; as one gray flanRoger Vadim's switching his nel stated enviously, "He does movies from sex to nep::tti.sm everything wrong - except f o r his next wUI be a French Forhim the wrong things have been eign Legion tale oC Indochina right for 25 years." from a novel by his brother-inHermione Ginsold opines wom- law Paul Bonn.ecarrere; Mrs. en's kissers aner face - lifting V •• Jane Fonda, will pla.y her look like "glazed hams" a n d first straight dramatic role, no says she'll have hers hoisted nudes .... Paris irony : Charles soon .... Carmen Alvarez of Boyer's old H'wood nicks are get"Zorba" is the daughter of long- ting major revival in Francetime top rhumba bandleader Don Without Boyer•s voice; the AmerAlvarez .... The Jack L o r d s ican dialogue !h.lbbed by tbe same have friends whispering Oh, Frenchman (Rene Fleur) and the lord! public has been programmed to think it's Charles' tones ..•. Fleur also dubbed 17 Bing Crosby films. More New Year's Eve prices: the Camelot's first such holiday celebration will cost $20 - full meal plus a bottle or bubbly per couple .... The Latin l.)larter hired a Polynesian dancer to start next month; no Laugh-In matter but her name•s doubUess without a doubt "Saki Tumi.'" ing was to become a street walk- YOUTH ASKED FOR IT This column is for young peo- er. Her mother threw her out, ple, their problems and pleas- and she is now living at o u r ares, their troubles and run. As house. Her mother called yeswith the rest or Helen Help US!, terday to ask 11 she was ready it welcomes laughs but won't to apologize for leaving, Why are parents like this? dodge a serious question with M,y folks are the kindest and a brush-off. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR most understanding people l.n the rr, care of Helen Help US! this world. We have our fights and newspaper. clear the air and then things are fine again. Those three kids ARE PARENTS TO BLAME? would be beaten for trying to Dear Helen: defend themselves. Why, wh,y, There is a lot of talk of how . ·, .' . t wh.Y'l- A. .w. ..,. Hannan Trace Honor Roll GALlipOLIS - The second six week period honor roll or Harman Trace High School listed 50 students. The list was released today by Dennis M, MurdocK, Local Superintendent. WANT AD Card Of Thanlrs INFORMATION DEADLINE$ 5 p .111 . O.,. Be P . . lie•Hon f.,, Mond•r Do•dline 9 o.flll. CoMOIIoflons & Conoet1on1 Will .,, ecco,.tod lolfltll 9 ' ·"'· for Dor ef Pullliution REGULA TION5 ''''"'*• The Publbh... ih, r11iht to ed it or ,.l•ct Ol'ly od1 deorqcl ob· Tt.r.... je c t lo110ble, H•hor will net:".t b• re1P01'11Ibl• Of more thol't ,,..· lncort',cl ln1ertlon . lilA TES tude for each act of kindness during the Joas of OlD' lcm!d one. Spcclal thanb to Dr. Do- p•• ll~ls ln•••l ion• . · 25 poor nl'tl Oi1eount on pe i ~ 11~1 •nd ol11 poi~ within 10 dor• CARD OF THA.NI(S. & OBtTUA.RY $1 .50 for 50 word Mil'ti '""'"· Eo . odllllllonol word lc . One guy was always called an animal because he has fairly long hair. For no reason, he was given ridiculous restrlctions. llls father would not buy him any clothes or give him any money becau~e be didn't work last summer. He is only 15. Another guy is an only child, but his mother relt her dogs were more Important than he was. He hasn't been bome in two months. The last case Is a girl, Her paretas were always calling her a tramp, and saying the only way she could ever make a liv- Southwestern Honor Roll a B..average, or- better, were: Seventh - Jimmy E h m a n, SheUa Lucas, David Booice, Kim Pope, Larry Frasher, J u l i a Morril, and Tomm,~o Brown. F_jghth - Sarah Dillon, Sandra Smltll, Deborah Stout, Di ana Swords, Ruth Wood, Robert Morris, Dale Whitt, and Dennis Johnsnn.. -Freshmen - Eddie B a r e, Bobby Dotson, Mark ~tll, Mar garet Fadeley, and Catlzy Cof- lee. Sophomores - Janet Beman, Sheila Colley, Sandra Dalley, Brenda Johnson , Violet Lambert, Helenlu stewart, Pamela Terry, Ruth Stanley and Ralph Bar- ker. Juniors - Doris Lloyd, Penny McNeal, Redith Boster, CooDie Davis, Darrell Haney, Jerry E. Johnson, HazeJ Massie, Lena Mae Pope, and Carla Wag- ner. Seniors - Rosemary Bosdc, Jud,y Burnette, GabrteJ Bums, g..erry Colley, Vivian HenSOII, Carolyn Pa,)lne, Rebecca stewart., Freda Bo~s. Charles Beman, Cbarlesl ...,l ()r, James Walker, aDd Charles Williams. , here is the honor wtse, just as the label "young Elkins, Pamela Halley, Loretta adult'' doesn't alwa,ys signify rna. Johnson, Dorothy Phillips, Dale turlty, Randolph, James Ross, and Mike I hope your friends find bet- Wise. ter homes than they left - or Sophomores - BeverlY Jotmcome to realize their homes son, All-A grades; Rick Bickle, weren't so bad alter all. - H. Brenda Cremeens, Beverly SanDear Helen: ders, Ruth Saunders, &le ShaMy brother hates fll.Y b o y fer, ~sie ~eets, Cathy Slone friend. My parents doo•t like and Cathy Small, 04 B" or bethim very much either. ber; and Kenneth Cummons, Steve When he was only 15, he got Daniels, Allyson Lewis, Bruce into some trouble - car steal. Maynard, Christina O'Dell, Beting, Then a girl accused him t.Y Saunders, Joanne Sisson, Paula of rape, but she led him on, Stanley, Brenda Waugh, and Carand only said that to get her. olyn Williams. self out or trouble. Juniors - Deborah Harrison, He is now almost 19, and floger McGuire, Linda Shaw, Helen, he's changed. He has Deborah Sheets, Carol ~kley, never even had a drink when James Sisson and Brenda W 11he's witll me, and he has very liams, ''B" or better; and Mike high ideals, about waiting until Beaver, Linda Dennison, Steve marriage, etc. He has plans to go to c o lGALLIPOliS - Fifty-six stu- Iege, but first he is going into dents, llve or whom had all - A the Servlce. He'll be leaving grades, were Listed on the sec in just two weeks, and I want ond six week period honor roll date him until then. or Southwestern Jmtior and Sen- to But my brother knocked him ior High School released today down last night, when he saw us by Principal Harley F . ~upert. together. He told my parents Making all-A grades we r e and they won't even let me talk Carolyn Baker, seventh grade; to him on the phone. Donald Cox, freshman; Lavoma Is it fair to hold a boy's past Rose and Doma Jo Walker, Jun. against him, when he already iors, and Mary Beth Schuldt. paid for it, and has reformed? oenlor. Others on the honor roll with ,sr•a.. _His teachers even say he has changed. - BROTHER - PRO- TECTED Df.lar B. P. : By the time your letter reach es print . your boy friend will be gone: It takes longer than two weeks to process a syndicated newspaper column. I'm sorry ! If things weren't straightened out before he left, perhaps his letters to you and your par. ents will do the trick. A boy can change in three years, and he deserves the chance to prove it. - H. 4-H Oub PlaR8 Bake Sale, Party POMEROY - The Jolly Green Giants 4-H Club, meeting at the home of Laura Hoover on Saturday, Nov . 23, made plans for a bake sale and Christmas 98-rty and preparing a Christmal!l bas ket for et needy family. The project lesson was on making a sewing basket and areport on safety. Demonstration was given on trealment of snakebites by Tammi and Diane Milliron. 9taron Karr was in charge of recreation. Refreshments were served by Laura Hoover. Sanders, Norman Swindler and Karen Warren . Seniors - Dave Daniels and Larry Jetters , both All • A grades; Joyce Church, Everett Montgomery, !Hebard Simms and tives for their cards and visits during oor stay in Ute hosMrs . Yarbrough and son, Harry Notice WILLIAMS BEAUTY Sllop, Syr. acuse. will be closed tmtU Feb. 3. IU-3tc phone & bo.&:~!jlround to Na t iona l lntl ilute ol Meol Podc in!jl , B o ~ 16053 ,C ieveland , Ohi o 44116. TilE ID-7 Club is open and will continue tB be open. Today's Almanac Band 5 nights weekly, Wednesday lhru Sunday, 8:30 to 12:30. IU-3IC By United Press International Tcx:lay is Sunday, Dec. 8, the GUN SHOOT. Broa<l Rtm Rod and Gun Club, New Haven, 343rd day of 1968 with 23 to Sunday, December 8, noon UJ follow . IU.31c - -. The moon ls betwe en it s full pha se and last quarler. The morning star s are Mar s THE CHESTER Fire [)epl. wiU sponsor a gun shoot at l b e and Jupitet·, Jzaak Walton Farm &mday, The evening s l.ar s arc Venus Dec. 8. Everyone is weleome., and Saturn. 11-Htc On thi ~ d&J in his tory: Georfi: e Wa shington crossed the Delawan• Rh·er, KAY WYA'M' Dorrerer, stylist, near Trenton, N.J. and landed is employed at Dorothy's on Pennsylvo.nia soil. Beauty Shop and Salon. Open In 1776 In 11163 Pres ident Abraham lincoln announ ced his plan for r c<:onstrul'tion of th e south- a plan pro\1ding for aiJlne s l)· P.f all who supponcd the Confcdera Q except th e highest on Saturdays by appolnlmet1l. IZ.5-31c founded the Amer ican Federation of Labor at Columbus, Ohio. In l!JIJ9 the Chinese Nationalist government, defeated by the Communists, moved its headquarters from the ma inland of •·ormosa. A thol€ht for the day: Pres ident Lincoln said, " Tr uth is generally lhe best vindication against slander. " unions CONDONES VIOLENCE PARIS (UP0- French munist party leader Com - VACANCY lor two elderly peo. pie. Prefer private pald pa. llents. Pbone.Maaon, TIH:W. lu.tfc AQUARIUMS - Cbrlstmu oell s. 10. IS gallons. See our complete Une of exollc fiSh and supplies. Gilt certlflcales available. The House of Wilson, lint road left below Pleasant Point Reoort. Open t to 9 Tues. thru Sal. Ph. 675-1065. !u.!Oip Waldeck Rochet condoned Frlday "popu- violence as a means or turnin~: F ranee into a sociHiist lar state. BELATED POST MOH:TEM CAm.O (UPO- A team or HelpW•nted J,ADY TO DO bouaewarl IIIII cooking. u.. to. Phono 11112111. 0. lllndy, over LlboriJ 'l'beatre. 11-11-tle LADIES increase Y<>Uf family mummified body of Tlltankhamen, the Egyptian pharoh who Leann ~rouse, "'B" or better, died about 3,000 years ago, the and Mike Blake, VIckie C r e- determine the cause or hia means, and Dean Shaffer. death. ding money. Supply customers in Middleport area with popular Christmas girts and household necessllles. Full or income . Extra per5011al spen. parttlme. No investment nec- ...ary. Write Ruth Berpus, Vegetables Watkins Products, lne., Wm- ona, Minneoota 561187. 1 Salad ingrerlknt 7 Stalky vegetable 13 One who rents 14 lnrllan maks 15 Oceanic game fish 16 Texas river 17 Pilfer 18 Of" tissue (anat.) ]9 New South Wales (ab.) 21 J>imjnutive or Boland 22 Cunduct 25 Frcullinn term 27 Cicatrix lU-ll 3 Chalkn)(c 4 Oahu, for instance CAR HOPS WANTED AT ONCE - Craw's Steak House. Pllono 1192-5432 or 1192-25811. 1U 4llc 5 Cauls 6 Sea ca~lc 7 TV net W()rk (alJ .) 8 MuGe of pndry 9 Tags 10 Wicked 11 Califondn rul'k fis h ( var.) 12 Belgian nvt•r 20 Mink like c::arnlvore 21 l:k.•cnyr.-d 22 Bumpk in 23 other wi st' 2t Arabian gull 44 Angry Zli Incrcast' 45 llighland('r in ~ ize 4ll Ingr('dicnt 28 Muiw ;,!UOperutic K111o :111 Sloping way JK Fr(olics 4U City ir1 Wiscum!in 42 Cunl'(_•miug of poi 47 Silkworm 49 Mix 5U Father (Fr.) Sl Winte r vehicle 53 Rights ( ab .) 54 - ~D.s 31 Aged Plus 2.19 F• .t.,ol To,. Moe! popular 1la•• aYallable. Ll ... ltecl nr,~mber at thit ptiu. Fully g\leronteM. Built b)" o big tire moker feu , •• PHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & AU • E. Main \2A MOORE'S Jt. MAIM POMEROY Pomeroy! _o For $ale Wanted To luy WILL BUY raw fun IIIII bool llldes. Carl a.nu.r, Loq Bottom. II . . . AlJTOMATIC WASHER and eheot freezer Jlke now. Pbone 19UIII. l.lMip ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY' Alterationa, zippers ancl pochtt Professional rue cleaning-guaranteed Mason, West Viralnla I~ Rnl Est•te For s.t. HOBSTEnER : REALTY 108 W. Moln Pomeror IIIII BI'EREO radio eombl,. I ROOM lpll'lmont, e1Me to Uon, ~ walnut eondownllllm Pometoy. ean • oolo. Tbla bas a BSR automanu before 5 p_m. n-IJ.Ire lle dwlgor, Take ..... pa)'lllellll of $5 per montb or TRAILER SPACE, l'OidJ to pay balance due fll,l2, Call boat up. private, pleniJ ol 1110111 for ehlldren to plq. -· 12-Utc 1'1-. ..... a.t4-4fe 19611 HODEL stsreo, lovely wa1. nul COil.IOle with big 4-speed nJRNJiiiiED IIIII 1lllf1nllbed aulomalle reeord ellanger. aportmenll. a.. to IChool. Tbla bas AM and FM radio. 1'1-. IIIII 5114, IG.IJ.Ire Take over paymeuls of tli.U flO' Dallb or balanee of FURNISliED OJ>Ii bueul, t hOUJ. Call &2836. 1U«e IOOIDI IIIII balb. RIJnoldl, M11on, W. Vo. Pbone lll69 ZIG ZAG sewing macblne, 77Hlt7. 11-IH'e left In storage. Tbla macbtno oold mueb hJal!er. Hakes but.P'URliiBIIED APAR'I'MEN'n tonboleo, clarnl, embro., fanin Mlddleport. AD UIDI!Ies cy stllehea. Pay storage btU pold. RDwleJ .. Reed, MJd. of IU.M. Termo ean be ardlepol1, Phofte IIIU7'/f. l'llllled. Call 1192-:11116. 1U4to JNI.Ue I GIBSON elec1rie guilar with 'I'RAILIR LOTS. l!ob'o ~ llrolcb coni and amplifier. Coarl. .,......, Oblo ":' ~ ....Uent rondlllon; 1wo pofrl Rl. Ut. l'llouo - 1 of liloo lkales, one boyJ' alzo a.u.Jre 5, one fllrls' alzo a; one boyJ' blazer Jaeat, sire 11. aROOM unfumllhod apo-. greeu AD Items prleod reuonablo. Phone IINm. lu.tfe CaU 1192-3513 after J p.m. --- A'M'ENT!ON - Olan MUla Studio needl several Jadleo for telephono opPratOI'II Must have plealing telephone voice; $1.60 per hoUI', plus bonuo. Contact Mr. De Long, La Salle Hotel, :Mlddleport, Room 45. Intervlewa Friday I b ru FOUR ROOM bouse will! bllh, Monday from 10 I<> l2 and 2 picture window, Gil Llaooln "' I p.m. JU.3tc Rgts. Call ll92-fiiD or Ill aiD. !Nile IJ.Htc: Real Estete For S.le 36 Edge Number 39 Female 4 0 - bel'lns 37 41 Chum 43 Clamp 4~ Exacting 41! Grate~ 52 l.Hework 54 Letter of defianct' 55Th~ EaJ>t 56 Dress roy 57 Browns L,rl-j>-~+--l.n bread by heal 1.r-J--+-+--t-1H DOWN 1 Sharll' trl·l'!l .... ...,_ 2Tidy ..• om... . _ -··-·---·-.-·- -··'. . -, ..• ~-. ~-· --···-·-- •...--········-.. $1,895 66 Bronco Ford $1,895 Fut and eaay, . SAVE $1,000 68 Buick UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY, 1168 Nek:o Sewing machloo, needs no attachmenta; IOWI on but.lollll. monogram~, fiiiiCJ IJill. Ju., Arrived cbes. Pay MUS or 15.:111 C.taliJW. V8 4 dr. Sedan. New Pondac trade--ilL We can gladly r&month. Try It to your borne. rer you to owner. PS, PB & AT. Pllone Mason City 1192-3935. LeSobre 4 clr, Qatcm Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. P""er Stiertng, 'Power Brakes, Aukmatic. Law mUeage demo. 65 Po1tlac $1,495 SAVE $1,000 clr. lllrd Top. loln Ready - Hill Co., Mlddloporl, Oldo. • 10 tic BUDGET PRICE fundtuno • our tldrd Door budpl lbop. Baker Fumlture. Middleport. Oldo. .. SEWING MACRINES. npolr service, au mabl. WY a. 1184, The Fabric Shop, .....,. oroy. Authorlzod SIDCOr Sales IIIII Service. We Sbarpen Sclaol'!l. Nf.lfc SKATE-A-WAY holiday parlleo. 'l'balltqlvlnc. Jl'rldQ. l!foo. 21, Cbrlalma, Prl., Dee. zo, Now Yean ~··· Tues., Doe. 11, 7:30 to 11:31, OpeD Cluiltmu l!:ve. Clolad a.rlslmu. Open WedoesdaJ, M day, Satunlay, 7:30 to 10:31. AvaDablo lor pa1t1o1, ...., day, Tuesday IIIII 'l'lmraday nl&hll, Saturday IIIII liUDdaJ afternoon~. PhoDO .1112teor .... 11-17-alle IU.Slc Factory Air Condltloried. Only 1,625 ·eaQ miles by one of executive&. Fully equipped. 63 Mercury ONE DRAWING or artist table, adjwttai>Je ln hel£bl, fll. dark blue with matching trim. Phone 99UI13. JU4tc 795 Monten;y V8 4 dr. Sedan. ~otleas ~ 64 Chevelle $695 $1,095 GRAVELY TRACI'OR, Cbrlsl· 1IUUI spo<lal, free mow blade Malibu Chevrolet 2 dr. Hard Tap. E:irtra sharp Inside and out. std. will! any """ Gravely purshUt, 6 cyl. chased ln Decetubo,·. Gravely Just Arrived Tractor prlceo start Ill fi:Jii. CheveUe 14 396" &pr Sport Convertible. 26.000 actual miles by one Gravely Tractor Sales, Pomcuetul local owner. Turbo· Hydnmatic. Power Disc brake1. Bea.ueroy, Olllo. 1J-5.11e Just Ani¥Od 67 Chevrolet $2,595 tltul blue bcittom, white top. Sharp. 63 Buick LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. PS, PB & AT ~otless $995 $895 dark blue finish with white top •ny more. ARS BUICK PH. 992·2143 1115'1 CHEVROLET, '!'<-ton. Good condition. Pbone 533'14, IU-IIp PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO SINCE 1853 OPEN TIL 8 PM FLOOR DEMONSTRATOR 111M model stereo. beautllul Willnul conoole AM and FM radio, BSR automaUe ftoallng turntable. Make payments of t6.32 or pay $111.23. 9el aold lor lllUilb blgber. Try It lD your home. Phone Muon City 'm4910. !U31e caD 80-1118. JU.6Ip From Karr & VanZandt APre-Owned JIJ'Ift' ARRIVED, men'o .....,-. alii and _.. jaeteta; obo - oblpmenl, - · · and - · ·Store, eJ<OidnC. aot11in1 Rl J, Jofterl ~ u t lk!: 1'0)'. 'JI'RA'W. Phone - · 11+121p Gold with motchins~ interior, full power equipment ond factory oir.. conditioning . . 19&4 Cadillac H.T. Coupe •••••••...•.•• $1795 Blac:k with black interior, radio, tinted glass and w/1/w tires. See your authorized Cadillac dealer URI & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 0NN IVH. TIL t.OO 1. . ZIG .ZAG oowhJC miCblno. Thll maehlne - bullon- GLASSED TOP ....., tlble mirror IIIII ebest ol draWOI'I to maleb, - .._ er wllb m!mlr, lwo maleblq um, room dllln, - OOUd oa1t eldna~. two llerad """ · Call ..... aflar 5:10 p.m. :ru.ak: BI'EREO PIIONO: Hlllldoom10 eonoolo, like - · kpead BSR changer, P11 apoalter, sollcl state. Make poynienll of "·!10 per .....t .......!10 cash. eau 11112-lll36. tSUtc ClfRIS'I'MAS TREES. on RL IJI betwoon i.oonl lloltam IIIII RetdlviJie, by airport. H. L. Carr. JU.IIIp bolet. clarnl, emb., .. lml1 par1ab1e ..... PI)' 11 PIJaf • or. will dllcotatt for cull. can tala ~·· NOWDY ns. 1 radio and heater. Four on the Ooor, 400 8cyl., LeMans, blue finish. custom atiplng, blue vln,yl int. 1 with bucket sellts, stereoP. B. radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. Like new ht line wide oval w.w. tires.. --·-· .. --·'.;:·:-:- ~· ··=-~·::·~ --~ ,.................. ~--~ =::~=~~~~ $1095 let. ; SPECIAL' SPECIAL' 63 CHEY. 62 COMET 2 Door, 6 cyl., stan . trans. Radio and heater. Hova 2 Door Ha.rdtop. 6 cyl., auto . trans •• radio & heater. W/ W tires . $795 $395 68 COMET SPORT COUPE, 6 cyl ., aUto. 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON.······- $1995 tront., rodio and heater, w/a tlrea • • • ·::::; 67 DODGE CORONET 440 2 DR . H.T.,8 cyL, auto. Irons., power stHring • • • • Local one owner car. new w-s-wtlrea, vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio. P,S. am P. B., auto. trans., dark blue finish with white nylon top, A real shamie. Radio ond heater . 67 67 66 .66 1965 FORD .................................... ········· ······~·-~- .. $1495 Galaxie 4 door. black finish, clean Interior, good w-s-w tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater, sharp 1 crwner car. 1962 CADILLAC ................................... SPECIAL $899 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. DELUXE, rodio and hHtor • ·-- • ·- • ·- ·- • • • • • • • $1595 CHRYSLER HEWPORT 4 DR.,a.to. trans., all power. rodlo & heater, air PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 DR. H. T., 8 crl., std. trons., 4 R&H, w/ s tires COMET CAPRI 2 OR . H. T. 6 cyl., std. trona., radio and heot•r, w/ s tlru • .. 66 CHEV . II NOVA STATION WAGON, 6 cyl., std. trans., ..dio and heoto•- • •• $1595 HT Coupe, good white wall tires, full power equipment includi~ 6 wa,y seat, power wiOOows, spotless interior , R&H. 66 CHEV . IMP . 2 DR. H.T., 8 cyl., auto . trans ., -power st. . ring, R&H, w/ s tire• $1795 66 FALCON 2 DR., 6 cyl., std. trans., radio and heater, w/s tires-·····--· $1195 1964 CORVAIR ................................................. $895 65 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 DR. HARDTOP, auto . trans., 8 crt.. radio ~ider, and heater. oower !l.t•~rinq, W/W tires • • • • • • ~ • .. • • • • • •• • • • • • 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Uadio and heater, 65 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 4 DR. ST A. WAG ., 8 crl., auto. tnrns., R&H • • --6A FORD CAL. 500 4 DR., B cyl., auto. trans., radio and heater~ .... ~ • ·- ·- • • 64 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4 OR. STATION WAGON, 6 crl., std. trans., R&H • • • 64 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 4 DR . STATION WAGON, 8 crl., auto. trans.···· $1395 1963 CHEVROLET IMP;ALA 4 DOOR ............ $1095 V8 engine, power steering, automatic trans. radio, new clean interior, white over turquoise. A clean local one owner car. w.., tires, All pow•r. radio and heater, air cond. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 4 OOOR........................ ~. $795 Local owner and real nice, blue finish, clean int. , engine, std. trans . good tires , radio, va ---· ... ~------c:,., Any & t•uck p1,1rchaucl now vntll Dec . 24 ••.• Chevyland Sweepstakes Member Middleport Gift·A:Rama A GAME FOR THE FAMILY , , • FREEl "Gale! Star Participant, come In lor F,.. Tldcotl --- ... PLEASING TERMS! We Service -What We Sell POMEROY MOTOR CO. SOLID >"I'ATE stffto, 1968 model. This set, Jlke new, ltu 308 ·318 E. MAIN 992-2126 POMERO~ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 For Sale lovely walnut finish , AM & F'M radio, 4-speed changer, dual balance control. Take over paymenll <l fl. 77 per 11101111! or pay balanc:e due 1112.28. TrY It In your home. can 1192-2836. IU«c ForS.Ie PIONEElR Travel traDer, 1111'1. :1183 FAIRLANE 100. PI!. 1192lfl.foot, self..:ontalned, carpet. 3431. 11-Ul<! lnl. atr oondlllonocl. Good ...,_ dltion. Pboue Malon mmt. DAllY 114.Jie CROSSWORD t . Name In ... STJ!lREO radio ronoole, I speed lnlermlxed ebanger. Dual volume conlrol. 4 speaker IOUIId lt)'llom. Lovely waJnul ftnlsb. Tab over paymenta of ts.• per montb or balance ll!.lt. Call IIWIII. ll.a«e lenni• lore I. Baden, for DoWN 1. Poet'• 41n 18. Mualc .,... evil 2.Goad Sua· f. Depart ~- Latln conjunction 8. Word to 10. Wbelltone ... 12. Seaweed 13. KIDd 01 account 14. De.eriblnJ' unwanted 17. SOOreboard duo 18. The way of 21 . cattq tor .... out 26. Blblk:a.l city 27. Fable ot Harrow'1 20. rival t3.Iota 15.LlDe ot 23, Oerta.ln player · 24. Rumanian ,...., DODGE lnld 43. Initials of an I TO" <TAKE American labor l!.ader revotutlon coin 25. MuiU-eyed 1963 ... earth 38. River ln Scotland 40. Narrow 2t. Exiat II. Graduate product 20.. R.R. •top SEWING Maelllne. 'l1tll 11181!11lno equipped to "' .... make lltdlonholea, dam, ..., m but.lonl, all wllbout attacl!mol!ll. Also bao IIIIIIJ other tuba.. Pay just f!U7 or 11111111b1J PQl'lllllll or •· wm demonatrate In your home call • !Ill. 114Mte 37. Parta ot touch 11. Bakery I14Mie 81. Outer peel medlwn 9. Put on the flnishln( We Hove That DEALING FEWNO medt- cally 22. CUJ- T. Luau food aome b1ou.u 8. Give notice )IAPLI!: Stereo Rldlo. 1111 1J maple l1nlsll with AM 6 FH radio, 4 apeaton tlaaJ volume <Oillrol. Take tmlf PQl'lllllll ol t6 per month or pay 1aat •.eo. ean Dnma. TRUC ..... ..... Of the conqueror the celery family ON A GOOD USED WORK ter 20. C&pltal S. Annada ' I . Plant of part-.:.~~::,-; 16. In Bmall • play U.MUllle note Cottle racks, IC'Iading chute, dual wheels, 4 spd. trans. engine, low mileage , va 27. Spiritual center ot Iotam ..,_ 18. - at lwul 21. Compa.ftkm ...... . .......... Parriciparing Member of Middleport Gift·A·Rama 30.0ppoolte at.Raad. aurfaco U.Dlotary rrn-.-y- 1 didn't pi it ... Pnpordtllla ... Shrt_ lt. Dtaoharpd UPart of ../ -...... ......... I0 1964 ... Attllurlarl lad¥ 4S.Rlo45. K1ad. .... DODGE "1. Counts In canute DAILY CRYPIOQUO'l'l!l-Hen'a how to wol'lr: It: AXY"DJ.B.t..t.llB 1o J.OJ!IGI'.J.J.OW 00. l o - -1111 - h r - · Ia - - p i e A to' hr Ulo lll<oo V.. X hr lila- 0'.. ate. ..... - lloplltea, tile lorlllk .....- - "' tiMr ...... ldrllrl. II - rioT lila - l i l - . ON ·'- u LW RNW ROJ.B·SI' Gq NWRlZ ODII;W, .M WOODYM '1'.0 YWII;WI!I ODIC DTM. -W4 WNI'QT ' . ..:.::. ~~~~,::'.IAUIIl;.IIJmlljNIQ~..:::.· ' . .. . 1 TON FLATBED With hydraulic hoist, 6 cyl., 4 speed trans. 'oot. . · 4 Oi»Jt:tnla 'l ' " . .;·~' '·' '''"- ~· · 2 Door, 8 cyl., 1967 PONTIAC FIREBRD H.T. COUPE--··· $2595 Res.·- .. ·..·-· ..- _-......~ ·--·· . .. 65 FORD with black vinyl roor. J}!g~~II.J IGoowllr~ .-J , _ URIC ramble these four Jumble, one letter to eac:h tquan, to form four ordinary word•. SPECIAL' Local one owner car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. in. engine. turbo hydrarnatlc trans... power steering and brakes, tinted glass, stratoblck seat. Ctmfortron atr conditioning, radio- heater, and man,y other extras, beautiful gold finish A.CIBOSS :trl FORO, 85 H.P. A-1 CQIIdi. tJon. can 1814749. Boll offer .,.... f5llll takes II. JU.alp Other lloys We Close At 8 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE • • • • ·- 53495 --~- 19&4 Cadillac Coupe De VIlle ••.•••••••• $2095 Used Car Lot-Cien At 6 Thvu. & Decemhr Prices Mikes It Easyl IU«A: 1162 DOIJGE, tiO I door bardt<>p, Vll. alllomatle, llleerlng, brakes, 4 now draa, $510.00. II9U371 ovenlnp. USED CARS OUR SPECIAL ClllHUAHI1A puppies fDr aale. -1 •. Free 1111- mates. Pbone - . Golf- American ,._ er trains. Phone 99U3'H. 1JMtc - ·White with beige int., full complement of power equipment, radio, tinted glass, w/s/w tires, Climate Control Air-COnditioning, 1 owner, very dean ear. RI!:ADY - IIIIX roncroto delivered right to your proJod. ---ELI!X:I'RIC $1,795 AIR CONDmONING Refrlllerallcm servtee. Jaet'l Refrll. .... 35 Drunktud $2.195 1964 Cadillac Sedan De VIlle........... $2295 O'BRIEN 6 CROW REALTY COMPANY ROlJSE, unfumllbod, • CIGARE'I'I'E Yendlnl nw!dDM or atudenta lor light de!IVOI'J and batll, VIe IliOn. ....._ POMEROY - 5 room frame, and service. ABC ~ wmt.Mulhawcu.~~ ball', cloae to shopping dlll.me. 1'1-. lillie M01011, W, Va. Pbone 'l'IUSG, Mr. De Long, LaSalle Hotel, trlct, out of floods, gas furMiddleport, Room 45, Jnter- 1IARMONY a~ - I IIIII nace Ileal, 11~.110 Yiewa Friday thru Monday t I'OCJIM., furn&ahed, DIW': POMEROY - t,l acre, 6 room RADIO and TV N!palr, houBe ln>m 10 to 12 and I to I P-DL walla, floon, IUmllure. Prtbouse, 3 bedrooms, hath, close calls, and anlenn01 lllllalled. JU.3tc vato partlaf. Dol of all m, a buy at $3,4011.110 Johu Harrison, Phone 992Ooodl. a blocb 1rom Pome- ' SYRACUSE - 5 room bouse, 2522. JU.Ifc poo1 1rom bath, part basement, 1 level to a.m. to I p.m. Jl.4.ti'c lola, pel'!oct spot lor now Wellled house, ta,IOO.IIO Insurance ANTIQUES, fltmJtare. dllllll, FURNISJIED • aarage 11181'1HENRY E. CLElAND Atri'OMOBILI!: msur"""' ben lllil<:ellaneow, ·lin. &wlnl mont on LIDcoJn mn. UIIUomce ..... cancelled? Loat rour opentCedi, 1011 W. Mala II., ram. Ueo pald. Adults only. PIIOIIo on dcenaer ean ma.. tfWIII. IU3Ic 11-Htc I II tie 34 I::mploy NOW I I tie eraUon, New Haven. hone IIIIZ-1079. 4 • lte POTATOES, Phoae IIIS-2III Claronoe Prolfllt, PGrtland. IO.If.lle TWO Crill Bradlft 992~5196 For lent 66 Buick BonnevUie 2 ...__ or 1814'1'41. Home Va. 1141-- Skyl1rk V8, 4 dr. Hard Top. One loeal owner. Power Steering Automatic. Beautlful maroon finish with puchment vinyl Interior. 3 BEDROOM bouse In Racine, recenQy remodeled. OWner being lranaferred. Cllll'OIICfl Stadon Wqon. Four wheel drive. Radio. Pos.. Traction. _ Roy, 91t-2tll. 1U«c II _Poltlac_ 773-5543 " elnc ovaDable. 1'1-. - TAG WAS Pomeroy EARLY AMERICAN stereo: 19611 model stereo AM and FM· radio comblnatloo, dual speainl. electrical wort. PM. ker system. Balance d u e a.e.hlra 116'1-IWI. 11-H-ISip fll6.78, <If IDODihly paymenll GEO, HOIIIfiE'liEII, ol fUO. CaD llft.3218. IU«c POMEROY - Good storace building, 2 llool'!l 215d3. On!)' Loit •nd Found BI'EREO RADIO combination : $25110.110 LOST - Large Walter hound FOlD' speed lntermlsed elllll!f- MIDDLEPORT - Panoramic near Chester. Has one white er, 4-spoaker sound system. view. 7 rooms, balb. ges fur. eye and one brown eye. Pb. Lovely walnut finish. n.Js Ill nace, garage, 3 nice IOta. NCIW 985-38911 COolVIlle. IU4Ip just a few months old. Pay only $10,100.00 balance of 189.91, or monthly OHIO HOTEL - 30 """"'· 1101' OMEGA wrist watch Friday paymenll. Call tm-m8. D-1-2-3. !lot water heal, all Nov. 29 ln or near lhe Churcb JU«c furniture. Invest your proflll. of Christ In Pomeroy. If A bargain $341,000.110 found, call Mrs . CJY<Ie Saun- SI!:WING MACHINE : Mac:ltlno F\\JIM8 WANTED del'lJ, Lower River Rd., Gal- equipped to zig zag, make HELEN or :mum. 'J'EAFORD lipolis, 0 . Ph . 256-M77iu.1tc bullonbolea, dam, sew on bat- AIIIIQCIATD .. • • tons, aU willlout attachinen~ . sYRAa1BB Iii " Has many leaturif111>t me,.. _.., i "". 1~ WST IN vlclnlly of Racine, Honed. pay $43.12 or. IIIOII!hly . Beegle dog, black back with paymenta of ts. can - .Busln••• Services fan head. Very shy. II seen, r------..::IU«c::;:;:=; .,...,., BACKHO•, treuelw call 949-2213 or write S. F. ~=... Cornell. Portland, Ohio. and Inlet oorvlce, ooplle tU-3tc ANTIQUES lankil, water u-, baiOIIIIIIII, aJao lopooll. llem7 ~~*· Lorte Antlqu• Pllone or Reiger llabr, For 5•1• or Trw lED FRAME . .. .... ... .. 45.00 Pbone ..... 111UIII6 swan STAND . .. . . .. ... . s.oo 198'1 PONTIAC Flftlllnl, V-8 ou. OldPhllco lomalletrallllllluloD, 1JU RADIO ...... .. ..... . .. 10.00 C. C. IIIWlFORD CHEST Of DRAWERS ••. 22.50 Oldlmobllo convertible, V-8, AWTIQUE H.UL TREE .. 15.00 AUCftONEI!J\. power sleeriog, braba; SOFA lED .... ......... 15.00 Cemplele Sem.o 11183 Rambler lllalloa ...,... ' cyUnder, lla:Jdanl. FlnauBryants Budaet Shop llaelle. OMe Employment W•nted (!o\RPENTRY, JIIIIDIIDc, plulllll- A'I'TENTION - Olan MW. Studio needs - a l Jadlel, 111011, 32 Craft 33 Mouths 58 ApP,roacherl ONLY SJ8.95 -GUARANTEED- 12-8-ltp train rnon with farm or ll v• · 1tack &)(petlence , F or lo c al int•rv ••w woite !jl iv in9 a!jle , Hoa¥T, clutr, extra deep tread•, fnr vii plr ""'•"· 715 .. U Whit• Sidewall• 5~55 pital. Leorn to buy c ottle, h091, vea l on-3 lambs at stoclc bar n & Oi· reel lrom farm1 . We pr~tler to Bullcbzer Radiator To The .!mallest Heater Core. SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE etPERT Wheel Alignment Dr. Telle, friends and rela- LIVESTOCK BUYERS MEXT YEARS NOW From the Largest Truc:·k or BLAETTNARS to thank the Veterans Memorial Hospital staff, One USED SPINET piallo, A-1 _. dillon, Usbl wa1llll flnllb, $115. Wendell'l, 1201 Garfield A.... Parbl'!lburl, W. Hockinaport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 ·-·········9to --- .. ······11 to WE WOUlD like in thit. area to troin as •••* Drive liAY, P11one 7!S-I'IU. 11-Jt ap Phone 41S-41l11. tl"""nl . MEN WANTED EXPERIENCED Semc• Schawarzel Marine 12.$-ltp AOdillol'l•l 25c Ch•''* per 4dver - 11 :30 ~-.m, ~0 I 2:00 Nool't: ,Saturcl•y Poodlet, Westles IIIII Sehn.,. en, Barkaroo Kl"1.• Oooh1Be, Oblo, Pllone lle7-a4. On Display 115 Soon To Anive THE DORCAS Soclet,yotthe Pomeroy Se>.oenth Da,y Adventist Church wishes to thank those Who made their bake sale at the PQmeroy Kroger ~re a success. May God Bless You. British doctors is taking infrared photographs of the ACROSS 6-9%-18 tu-lip WILL no sewing .at borne ,.. 1adaf' 8 . . "l'·..... - 1 -;. 'let me tell yoU about three of Dear A: roll: zlppel'll. JlO('kel• . pegging, Freshmen Carolyn Hat.... Because the •label 4'parmy fdends. I think they had reahemming, alterations, etc. son to rebel All three have lett ent•• doesn't automatically make field, "B., or better; and Lorri leaders. Ml'll. Freddie Thahel, Maoon, In 188 6 delega tcs from 25 home. a frightened, insecurepersonaU- D'Ambrosio, Sharon Davis, t\rma Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc • . ..By EYINRUDE 69's Are Here er for his consoling words. Wife and dauglrtel'!l, BLIND A.DS OF.FICE HOURS I:JD .~ ... . to 5 :00 P·"'· Doil.,- --- AKC Pupplel, ........., c:.a.n, 11-J.O.ao and to Rev. Moy· brother and si- Word ,;,. <l: li JOi il.&:uliv; 11-&IOip vlB, Holzer periiOnnel, Raw- Mlnimv111 Cho••• 7Sc 12 -cent• per word thr•• eontec.,. II cent1 RII:DUCJ!: WE, llmple a D d fut 111111 Goll• lallloll. OJt. IJ' • ceall. Nolloa vn,.a. We're Business Services THE FAMILY of Claud E. Allhley wishes to express graU- I'""" Want Ad S.nolu 5 c enu ,... Wanl o"' in 1 . , 1 ; 0 ,. tl<re lnl-ortiOI'II . Fors.le . '-""'. ;'., . R. H. IIWIIIII ' �' ' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - The Tony 11ope1 will make Bob • uandpop In Feb. .... Hem)' Cabot Lodge will get Averell Harriman'• Paris p:~st ..•. George Abbott's el:-wUe Mary Sinclair, early TV's great actress-beauty, now is an Immensely gift. ed painter: her ••'J'bree Widows" is a poignant shxzy of the ladies Jack and Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. left behinc:l •••• Her stuff's on view at the 9Jzy Girard Gallery, Lexlngton &: 74th St. . •.• The Warren Manshels bought the huge 960 5th Ave. apartment young swinger Cathy Macauley inherited rrom her folks .• . . Mmths ago we noted Princeton student Ed Cox was taking up lots ()f Triela Nlxoo's time; oow her date at the most intimate ram . Uy fUnctions (sister Julie's kitchen shower !or instance) is Ed. David Niven wants a Bdwy. play - to produce not star . , , Here's a disillusiorunent for chalk players: Dean Martin's 17year-old son Dino doesn't drink or smoke, just won a UCLA schol. arship and next month gets his helicopter pilot's license .. .. Columbia Pix reports Nat King Cole's daughter Carol comes oo stunningly beautiful In '"Model Shop" with a figure to stagger • ••• ' •' •• • •course wiggle-watchers; of CoTbe Rolling Stones gave in lumbia has her securely c o n- to I...ondcll Records' preaBUreand traetea. are releasing their 4 'Beggars With "Promises, Promises•• Banquet•• album here In a deopening any minute, Its star Jer- corously tormal format and oot ry Orbach's !bible jitters In- the eont.roversial LP- aleeYe dedude a second child any cur - signed by Mlck Jagger .... 'l11e tain time ..•. Aforeooted D e a n stones aren't cruches: . t h e y Martin's not that thOroughly easy ptan to pe<klle the tasteless cov. - &Qing: his lather, mother and ers lndependentiJ". brother Bill died within the last A touring Bridsh 14 My Fair 18 months . . . The happier race Lat:br" troupe finally was defeatof Bdwy , is because Ella FiU · ed by Bingo - bad to cancel gerald's back in town - at the in the town of Retford because Americana's Royal Box . the gambling crew aU t h e Backstop Joe Torre of t h e crowds . ... Johnny Weissmuller AUanta Braves is the proud pop raced in out or the rain into of a new daughter in Manhasset, Directoire and slghed to the hatL. L ... . Recently divorced Lou chick, '"Times have changed Wills Jr . and beauty expert Jan I can't stand getting wet a n Y Paxton M.ll wed •••• Chock Full more." .... BeautifUl S u .sa n O'Nuts owner BUI Black is the Storm doesn't care if Joe Nabane of admen's lives - Rill math's face-fuzz looks like Fu plans his own ads, radio and TV Manchu, like at Gallagher's 33. commercials; as one gray flanRoger Vadim's switching his nel stated enviously, "He does movies from sex to nep::tti.sm everything wrong - except f o r his next wUI be a French Forhim the wrong things have been eign Legion tale oC Indochina right for 25 years." from a novel by his brother-inHermione Ginsold opines wom- law Paul Bonn.ecarrere; Mrs. en's kissers aner face - lifting V •• Jane Fonda, will pla.y her look like "glazed hams" a n d first straight dramatic role, no says she'll have hers hoisted nudes .... Paris irony : Charles soon .... Carmen Alvarez of Boyer's old H'wood nicks are get"Zorba" is the daughter of long- ting major revival in Francetime top rhumba bandleader Don Without Boyer•s voice; the AmerAlvarez .... The Jack L o r d s ican dialogue !h.lbbed by tbe same have friends whispering Oh, Frenchman (Rene Fleur) and the lord! public has been programmed to think it's Charles' tones ..•. Fleur also dubbed 17 Bing Crosby films. More New Year's Eve prices: the Camelot's first such holiday celebration will cost $20 - full meal plus a bottle or bubbly per couple .... The Latin l.)larter hired a Polynesian dancer to start next month; no Laugh-In matter but her name•s doubUess without a doubt "Saki Tumi.'" ing was to become a street walk- YOUTH ASKED FOR IT This column is for young peo- er. Her mother threw her out, ple, their problems and pleas- and she is now living at o u r ares, their troubles and run. As house. Her mother called yeswith the rest or Helen Help US!, terday to ask 11 she was ready it welcomes laughs but won't to apologize for leaving, Why are parents like this? dodge a serious question with M,y folks are the kindest and a brush-off. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR most understanding people l.n the rr, care of Helen Help US! this world. We have our fights and newspaper. clear the air and then things are fine again. Those three kids ARE PARENTS TO BLAME? would be beaten for trying to Dear Helen: defend themselves. Why, wh,y, There is a lot of talk of how . ·, .' . t wh.Y'l- A. .w. ..,. Hannan Trace Honor Roll GALlipOLIS - The second six week period honor roll or Harman Trace High School listed 50 students. The list was released today by Dennis M, MurdocK, Local Superintendent. WANT AD Card Of Thanlrs INFORMATION DEADLINE$ 5 p .111 . O.,. Be P . . lie•Hon f.,, Mond•r Do•dline 9 o.flll. CoMOIIoflons & Conoet1on1 Will .,, ecco,.tod lolfltll 9 ' ·"'· for Dor ef Pullliution REGULA TION5 ''''"'*• The Publbh... ih, r11iht to ed it or ,.l•ct Ol'ly od1 deorqcl ob· Tt.r.... je c t lo110ble, H•hor will net:".t b• re1P01'11Ibl• Of more thol't ,,..· lncort',cl ln1ertlon . lilA TES tude for each act of kindness during the Joas of OlD' lcm!d one. Spcclal thanb to Dr. Do- p•• ll~ls ln•••l ion• . · 25 poor nl'tl Oi1eount on pe i ~ 11~1 •nd ol11 poi~ within 10 dor• CARD OF THA.NI(S. & OBtTUA.RY $1 .50 for 50 word Mil'ti '""'"· Eo . odllllllonol word lc . One guy was always called an animal because he has fairly long hair. For no reason, he was given ridiculous restrlctions. llls father would not buy him any clothes or give him any money becau~e be didn't work last summer. He is only 15. Another guy is an only child, but his mother relt her dogs were more Important than he was. He hasn't been bome in two months. The last case Is a girl, Her paretas were always calling her a tramp, and saying the only way she could ever make a liv- Southwestern Honor Roll a B..average, or- better, were: Seventh - Jimmy E h m a n, SheUa Lucas, David Booice, Kim Pope, Larry Frasher, J u l i a Morril, and Tomm,~o Brown. F_jghth - Sarah Dillon, Sandra Smltll, Deborah Stout, Di ana Swords, Ruth Wood, Robert Morris, Dale Whitt, and Dennis Johnsnn.. -Freshmen - Eddie B a r e, Bobby Dotson, Mark ~tll, Mar garet Fadeley, and Catlzy Cof- lee. Sophomores - Janet Beman, Sheila Colley, Sandra Dalley, Brenda Johnson , Violet Lambert, Helenlu stewart, Pamela Terry, Ruth Stanley and Ralph Bar- ker. Juniors - Doris Lloyd, Penny McNeal, Redith Boster, CooDie Davis, Darrell Haney, Jerry E. Johnson, HazeJ Massie, Lena Mae Pope, and Carla Wag- ner. Seniors - Rosemary Bosdc, Jud,y Burnette, GabrteJ Bums, g..erry Colley, Vivian HenSOII, Carolyn Pa,)lne, Rebecca stewart., Freda Bo~s. Charles Beman, Cbarlesl ...,l ()r, James Walker, aDd Charles Williams. , here is the honor wtse, just as the label "young Elkins, Pamela Halley, Loretta adult'' doesn't alwa,ys signify rna. Johnson, Dorothy Phillips, Dale turlty, Randolph, James Ross, and Mike I hope your friends find bet- Wise. ter homes than they left - or Sophomores - BeverlY Jotmcome to realize their homes son, All-A grades; Rick Bickle, weren't so bad alter all. - H. Brenda Cremeens, Beverly SanDear Helen: ders, Ruth Saunders, &le ShaMy brother hates fll.Y b o y fer, ~sie ~eets, Cathy Slone friend. My parents doo•t like and Cathy Small, 04 B" or bethim very much either. ber; and Kenneth Cummons, Steve When he was only 15, he got Daniels, Allyson Lewis, Bruce into some trouble - car steal. Maynard, Christina O'Dell, Beting, Then a girl accused him t.Y Saunders, Joanne Sisson, Paula of rape, but she led him on, Stanley, Brenda Waugh, and Carand only said that to get her. olyn Williams. self out or trouble. Juniors - Deborah Harrison, He is now almost 19, and floger McGuire, Linda Shaw, Helen, he's changed. He has Deborah Sheets, Carol ~kley, never even had a drink when James Sisson and Brenda W 11he's witll me, and he has very liams, ''B" or better; and Mike high ideals, about waiting until Beaver, Linda Dennison, Steve marriage, etc. He has plans to go to c o lGALLIPOliS - Fifty-six stu- Iege, but first he is going into dents, llve or whom had all - A the Servlce. He'll be leaving grades, were Listed on the sec in just two weeks, and I want ond six week period honor roll date him until then. or Southwestern Jmtior and Sen- to But my brother knocked him ior High School released today down last night, when he saw us by Principal Harley F . ~upert. together. He told my parents Making all-A grades we r e and they won't even let me talk Carolyn Baker, seventh grade; to him on the phone. Donald Cox, freshman; Lavoma Is it fair to hold a boy's past Rose and Doma Jo Walker, Jun. against him, when he already iors, and Mary Beth Schuldt. paid for it, and has reformed? oenlor. Others on the honor roll with ,sr•a.. _His teachers even say he has changed. - BROTHER - PRO- TECTED Df.lar B. P. : By the time your letter reach es print . your boy friend will be gone: It takes longer than two weeks to process a syndicated newspaper column. I'm sorry ! If things weren't straightened out before he left, perhaps his letters to you and your par. ents will do the trick. A boy can change in three years, and he deserves the chance to prove it. - H. 4-H Oub PlaR8 Bake Sale, Party POMEROY - The Jolly Green Giants 4-H Club, meeting at the home of Laura Hoover on Saturday, Nov . 23, made plans for a bake sale and Christmas 98-rty and preparing a Christmal!l bas ket for et needy family. The project lesson was on making a sewing basket and areport on safety. Demonstration was given on trealment of snakebites by Tammi and Diane Milliron. 9taron Karr was in charge of recreation. Refreshments were served by Laura Hoover. Sanders, Norman Swindler and Karen Warren . Seniors - Dave Daniels and Larry Jetters , both All • A grades; Joyce Church, Everett Montgomery, !Hebard Simms and tives for their cards and visits during oor stay in Ute hosMrs . Yarbrough and son, Harry Notice WILLIAMS BEAUTY Sllop, Syr. acuse. will be closed tmtU Feb. 3. IU-3tc phone & bo.&:~!jlround to Na t iona l lntl ilute ol Meol Podc in!jl , B o ~ 16053 ,C ieveland , Ohi o 44116. TilE ID-7 Club is open and will continue tB be open. Today's Almanac Band 5 nights weekly, Wednesday lhru Sunday, 8:30 to 12:30. IU-3IC By United Press International Tcx:lay is Sunday, Dec. 8, the GUN SHOOT. Broa<l Rtm Rod and Gun Club, New Haven, 343rd day of 1968 with 23 to Sunday, December 8, noon UJ follow . IU.31c - -. The moon ls betwe en it s full pha se and last quarler. The morning star s are Mar s THE CHESTER Fire [)epl. wiU sponsor a gun shoot at l b e and Jupitet·, Jzaak Walton Farm &mday, The evening s l.ar s arc Venus Dec. 8. Everyone is weleome., and Saturn. 11-Htc On thi ~ d&J in his tory: Georfi: e Wa shington crossed the Delawan• Rh·er, KAY WYA'M' Dorrerer, stylist, near Trenton, N.J. and landed is employed at Dorothy's on Pennsylvo.nia soil. Beauty Shop and Salon. Open In 1776 In 11163 Pres ident Abraham lincoln announ ced his plan for r c<:onstrul'tion of th e south- a plan pro\1ding for aiJlne s l)· P.f all who supponcd the Confcdera Q except th e highest on Saturdays by appolnlmet1l. IZ.5-31c founded the Amer ican Federation of Labor at Columbus, Ohio. In l!JIJ9 the Chinese Nationalist government, defeated by the Communists, moved its headquarters from the ma inland of •·ormosa. A thol€ht for the day: Pres ident Lincoln said, " Tr uth is generally lhe best vindication against slander. " unions CONDONES VIOLENCE PARIS (UP0- French munist party leader Com - VACANCY lor two elderly peo. pie. Prefer private pald pa. llents. Pbone.Maaon, TIH:W. lu.tfc AQUARIUMS - Cbrlstmu oell s. 10. IS gallons. See our complete Une of exollc fiSh and supplies. Gilt certlflcales available. The House of Wilson, lint road left below Pleasant Point Reoort. Open t to 9 Tues. thru Sal. Ph. 675-1065. !u.!Oip Waldeck Rochet condoned Frlday "popu- violence as a means or turnin~: F ranee into a sociHiist lar state. BELATED POST MOH:TEM CAm.O (UPO- A team or HelpW•nted J,ADY TO DO bouaewarl IIIII cooking. u.. to. Phono 11112111. 0. lllndy, over LlboriJ 'l'beatre. 11-11-tle LADIES increase Y<>Uf family mummified body of Tlltankhamen, the Egyptian pharoh who Leann ~rouse, "'B" or better, died about 3,000 years ago, the and Mike Blake, VIckie C r e- determine the cause or hia means, and Dean Shaffer. death. ding money. Supply customers in Middleport area with popular Christmas girts and household necessllles. Full or income . Extra per5011al spen. parttlme. No investment nec- ...ary. Write Ruth Berpus, Vegetables Watkins Products, lne., Wm- ona, Minneoota 561187. 1 Salad ingrerlknt 7 Stalky vegetable 13 One who rents 14 lnrllan maks 15 Oceanic game fish 16 Texas river 17 Pilfer 18 Of" tissue (anat.) ]9 New South Wales (ab.) 21 J>imjnutive or Boland 22 Cunduct 25 Frcullinn term 27 Cicatrix lU-ll 3 Chalkn)(c 4 Oahu, for instance CAR HOPS WANTED AT ONCE - Craw's Steak House. Pllono 1192-5432 or 1192-25811. 1U 4llc 5 Cauls 6 Sea ca~lc 7 TV net W()rk (alJ .) 8 MuGe of pndry 9 Tags 10 Wicked 11 Califondn rul'k fis h ( var.) 12 Belgian nvt•r 20 Mink like c::arnlvore 21 l:k.•cnyr.-d 22 Bumpk in 23 other wi st' 2t Arabian gull 44 Angry Zli Incrcast' 45 llighland('r in ~ ize 4ll Ingr('dicnt 28 Muiw ;,!UOperutic K111o :111 Sloping way JK Fr(olics 4U City ir1 Wiscum!in 42 Cunl'(_•miug of poi 47 Silkworm 49 Mix 5U Father (Fr.) Sl Winte r vehicle 53 Rights ( ab .) 54 - ~D.s 31 Aged Plus 2.19 F• .t.,ol To,. Moe! popular 1la•• aYallable. Ll ... ltecl nr,~mber at thit ptiu. Fully g\leronteM. Built b)" o big tire moker feu , •• PHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & AU • E. Main \2A MOORE'S Jt. MAIM POMEROY Pomeroy! _o For $ale Wanted To luy WILL BUY raw fun IIIII bool llldes. Carl a.nu.r, Loq Bottom. II . . . AlJTOMATIC WASHER and eheot freezer Jlke now. Pbone 19UIII. l.lMip ABC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUNDRY' Alterationa, zippers ancl pochtt Professional rue cleaning-guaranteed Mason, West Viralnla I~ Rnl Est•te For s.t. HOBSTEnER : REALTY 108 W. Moln Pomeror IIIII BI'EREO radio eombl,. I ROOM lpll'lmont, e1Me to Uon, ~ walnut eondownllllm Pometoy. ean • oolo. Tbla bas a BSR automanu before 5 p_m. n-IJ.Ire lle dwlgor, Take ..... pa)'lllellll of $5 per montb or TRAILER SPACE, l'OidJ to pay balance due fll,l2, Call boat up. private, pleniJ ol 1110111 for ehlldren to plq. -· 12-Utc 1'1-. ..... a.t4-4fe 19611 HODEL stsreo, lovely wa1. nul COil.IOle with big 4-speed nJRNJiiiiED IIIII 1lllf1nllbed aulomalle reeord ellanger. aportmenll. a.. to IChool. Tbla bas AM and FM radio. 1'1-. IIIII 5114, IG.IJ.Ire Take over paymeuls of tli.U flO' Dallb or balanee of FURNISliED OJ>Ii bueul, t hOUJ. Call &2836. 1U«e IOOIDI IIIII balb. RIJnoldl, M11on, W. Vo. Pbone lll69 ZIG ZAG sewing macblne, 77Hlt7. 11-IH'e left In storage. Tbla macbtno oold mueb hJal!er. Hakes but.P'URliiBIIED APAR'I'MEN'n tonboleo, clarnl, embro., fanin Mlddleport. AD UIDI!Ies cy stllehea. Pay storage btU pold. RDwleJ .. Reed, MJd. of IU.M. Termo ean be ardlepol1, Phofte IIIU7'/f. l'llllled. Call 1192-:11116. 1U4to JNI.Ue I GIBSON elec1rie guilar with 'I'RAILIR LOTS. l!ob'o ~ llrolcb coni and amplifier. Coarl. .,......, Oblo ":' ~ ....Uent rondlllon; 1wo pofrl Rl. Ut. l'llouo - 1 of liloo lkales, one boyJ' alzo a.u.Jre 5, one fllrls' alzo a; one boyJ' blazer Jaeat, sire 11. aROOM unfumllhod apo-. greeu AD Items prleod reuonablo. Phone IINm. lu.tfe CaU 1192-3513 after J p.m. --- A'M'ENT!ON - Olan MUla Studio needl several Jadleo for telephono opPratOI'II Must have plealing telephone voice; $1.60 per hoUI', plus bonuo. Contact Mr. De Long, La Salle Hotel, :Mlddleport, Room 45. Intervlewa Friday I b ru FOUR ROOM bouse will! bllh, Monday from 10 I<> l2 and 2 picture window, Gil Llaooln "' I p.m. JU.3tc Rgts. Call ll92-fiiD or Ill aiD. !Nile IJ.Htc: Real Estete For S.le 36 Edge Number 39 Female 4 0 - bel'lns 37 41 Chum 43 Clamp 4~ Exacting 41! Grate~ 52 l.Hework 54 Letter of defianct' 55Th~ EaJ>t 56 Dress roy 57 Browns L,rl-j>-~+--l.n bread by heal 1.r-J--+-+--t-1H DOWN 1 Sharll' trl·l'!l .... ...,_ 2Tidy ..• om... . _ -··-·---·-.-·- -··'. . -, ..• ~-. ~-· --···-·-- •...--········-.. $1,895 66 Bronco Ford $1,895 Fut and eaay, . SAVE $1,000 68 Buick UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY, 1168 Nek:o Sewing machloo, needs no attachmenta; IOWI on but.lollll. monogram~, fiiiiCJ IJill. Ju., Arrived cbes. Pay MUS or 15.:111 C.taliJW. V8 4 dr. Sedan. New Pondac trade--ilL We can gladly r&month. Try It to your borne. rer you to owner. PS, PB & AT. Pllone Mason City 1192-3935. LeSobre 4 clr, Qatcm Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. P""er Stiertng, 'Power Brakes, Aukmatic. Law mUeage demo. 65 Po1tlac $1,495 SAVE $1,000 clr. lllrd Top. loln Ready - Hill Co., Mlddloporl, Oldo. • 10 tic BUDGET PRICE fundtuno • our tldrd Door budpl lbop. Baker Fumlture. Middleport. Oldo. .. SEWING MACRINES. npolr service, au mabl. WY a. 1184, The Fabric Shop, .....,. oroy. Authorlzod SIDCOr Sales IIIII Service. We Sbarpen Sclaol'!l. Nf.lfc SKATE-A-WAY holiday parlleo. 'l'balltqlvlnc. Jl'rldQ. l!foo. 21, Cbrlalma, Prl., Dee. zo, Now Yean ~··· Tues., Doe. 11, 7:30 to 11:31, OpeD Cluiltmu l!:ve. Clolad a.rlslmu. Open WedoesdaJ, M day, Satunlay, 7:30 to 10:31. AvaDablo lor pa1t1o1, ...., day, Tuesday IIIII 'l'lmraday nl&hll, Saturday IIIII liUDdaJ afternoon~. PhoDO .1112teor .... 11-17-alle IU.Slc Factory Air Condltloried. Only 1,625 ·eaQ miles by one of executive&. Fully equipped. 63 Mercury ONE DRAWING or artist table, adjwttai>Je ln hel£bl, fll. dark blue with matching trim. Phone 99UI13. JU4tc 795 Monten;y V8 4 dr. Sedan. ~otleas ~ 64 Chevelle $695 $1,095 GRAVELY TRACI'OR, Cbrlsl· 1IUUI spo<lal, free mow blade Malibu Chevrolet 2 dr. Hard Tap. E:irtra sharp Inside and out. std. will! any """ Gravely purshUt, 6 cyl. chased ln Decetubo,·. Gravely Just Arrived Tractor prlceo start Ill fi:Jii. CheveUe 14 396" &pr Sport Convertible. 26.000 actual miles by one Gravely Tractor Sales, Pomcuetul local owner. Turbo· Hydnmatic. Power Disc brake1. Bea.ueroy, Olllo. 1J-5.11e Just Ani¥Od 67 Chevrolet $2,595 tltul blue bcittom, white top. Sharp. 63 Buick LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. PS, PB & AT ~otless $995 $895 dark blue finish with white top •ny more. ARS BUICK PH. 992·2143 1115'1 CHEVROLET, '!'<-ton. Good condition. Pbone 533'14, IU-IIp PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO SINCE 1853 OPEN TIL 8 PM FLOOR DEMONSTRATOR 111M model stereo. beautllul Willnul conoole AM and FM radio, BSR automaUe ftoallng turntable. Make payments of t6.32 or pay $111.23. 9el aold lor lllUilb blgber. Try It lD your home. Phone Muon City 'm4910. !U31e caD 80-1118. JU.6Ip From Karr & VanZandt APre-Owned JIJ'Ift' ARRIVED, men'o .....,-. alii and _.. jaeteta; obo - oblpmenl, - · · and - · ·Store, eJ<OidnC. aot11in1 Rl J, Jofterl ~ u t lk!: 1'0)'. 'JI'RA'W. Phone - · 11+121p Gold with motchins~ interior, full power equipment ond factory oir.. conditioning . . 19&4 Cadillac H.T. Coupe •••••••...•.•• $1795 Blac:k with black interior, radio, tinted glass and w/1/w tires. See your authorized Cadillac dealer URI & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 0NN IVH. TIL t.OO 1. . ZIG .ZAG oowhJC miCblno. Thll maehlne - bullon- GLASSED TOP ....., tlble mirror IIIII ebest ol draWOI'I to maleb, - .._ er wllb m!mlr, lwo maleblq um, room dllln, - OOUd oa1t eldna~. two llerad """ · Call ..... aflar 5:10 p.m. :ru.ak: BI'EREO PIIONO: Hlllldoom10 eonoolo, like - · kpead BSR changer, P11 apoalter, sollcl state. Make poynienll of "·!10 per .....t .......!10 cash. eau 11112-lll36. tSUtc ClfRIS'I'MAS TREES. on RL IJI betwoon i.oonl lloltam IIIII RetdlviJie, by airport. H. L. Carr. JU.IIIp bolet. clarnl, emb., .. lml1 par1ab1e ..... PI)' 11 PIJaf • or. will dllcotatt for cull. can tala ~·· NOWDY ns. 1 radio and heater. Four on the Ooor, 400 8cyl., LeMans, blue finish. custom atiplng, blue vln,yl int. 1 with bucket sellts, stereoP. B. radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. Like new ht line wide oval w.w. tires.. --·-· .. --·'.;:·:-:- ~· ··=-~·::·~ --~ ,.................. ~--~ =::~=~~~~ $1095 let. ; SPECIAL' SPECIAL' 63 CHEY. 62 COMET 2 Door, 6 cyl., stan . trans. Radio and heater. Hova 2 Door Ha.rdtop. 6 cyl., auto . trans •• radio & heater. W/ W tires . $795 $395 68 COMET SPORT COUPE, 6 cyl ., aUto. 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON.······- $1995 tront., rodio and heater, w/a tlrea • • • ·::::; 67 DODGE CORONET 440 2 DR . H.T.,8 cyL, auto. Irons., power stHring • • • • Local one owner car. new w-s-wtlrea, vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio. P,S. am P. B., auto. trans., dark blue finish with white nylon top, A real shamie. Radio ond heater . 67 67 66 .66 1965 FORD .................................... ········· ······~·-~- .. $1495 Galaxie 4 door. black finish, clean Interior, good w-s-w tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater, sharp 1 crwner car. 1962 CADILLAC ................................... SPECIAL $899 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. DELUXE, rodio and hHtor • ·-- • ·- • ·- ·- • • • • • • • $1595 CHRYSLER HEWPORT 4 DR.,a.to. trans., all power. rodlo & heater, air PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 DR. H. T., 8 crl., std. trons., 4 R&H, w/ s tires COMET CAPRI 2 OR . H. T. 6 cyl., std. trona., radio and heot•r, w/ s tlru • .. 66 CHEV . II NOVA STATION WAGON, 6 cyl., std. trans., ..dio and heoto•- • •• $1595 HT Coupe, good white wall tires, full power equipment includi~ 6 wa,y seat, power wiOOows, spotless interior , R&H. 66 CHEV . IMP . 2 DR. H.T., 8 cyl., auto . trans ., -power st. . ring, R&H, w/ s tire• $1795 66 FALCON 2 DR., 6 cyl., std. trans., radio and heater, w/s tires-·····--· $1195 1964 CORVAIR ................................................. $895 65 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 DR. HARDTOP, auto . trans., 8 crt.. radio ~ider, and heater. oower !l.t•~rinq, W/W tires • • • • • • ~ • .. • • • • • •• • • • • • 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Uadio and heater, 65 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 4 DR. ST A. WAG ., 8 crl., auto. tnrns., R&H • • --6A FORD CAL. 500 4 DR., B cyl., auto. trans., radio and heater~ .... ~ • ·- ·- • • 64 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4 OR. STATION WAGON, 6 crl., std. trans., R&H • • • 64 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 4 DR . STATION WAGON, 8 crl., auto. trans.···· $1395 1963 CHEVROLET IMP;ALA 4 DOOR ............ $1095 V8 engine, power steering, automatic trans. radio, new clean interior, white over turquoise. A clean local one owner car. w.., tires, All pow•r. radio and heater, air cond. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 4 OOOR........................ ~. $795 Local owner and real nice, blue finish, clean int. , engine, std. trans . good tires , radio, va ---· ... ~------c:,., Any & t•uck p1,1rchaucl now vntll Dec . 24 ••.• Chevyland Sweepstakes Member Middleport Gift·A:Rama A GAME FOR THE FAMILY , , • FREEl "Gale! Star Participant, come In lor F,.. Tldcotl --- ... PLEASING TERMS! We Service -What We Sell POMEROY MOTOR CO. SOLID >"I'ATE stffto, 1968 model. This set, Jlke new, ltu 308 ·318 E. MAIN 992-2126 POMERO~ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 For Sale lovely walnut finish , AM & F'M radio, 4-speed changer, dual balance control. Take over paymenll <l fl. 77 per 11101111! or pay balanc:e due 1112.28. TrY It In your home. can 1192-2836. IU«c ForS.Ie PIONEElR Travel traDer, 1111'1. :1183 FAIRLANE 100. PI!. 1192lfl.foot, self..:ontalned, carpet. 3431. 11-Ul<! lnl. atr oondlllonocl. Good ...,_ dltion. Pboue Malon mmt. DAllY 114.Jie CROSSWORD t . Name In ... STJ!lREO radio ronoole, I speed lnlermlxed ebanger. Dual volume conlrol. 4 speaker IOUIId lt)'llom. Lovely waJnul ftnlsb. Tab over paymenta of ts.• per montb or balance ll!.lt. Call IIWIII. ll.a«e lenni• lore I. Baden, for DoWN 1. Poet'• 41n 18. Mualc .,... evil 2.Goad Sua· f. Depart ~- Latln conjunction 8. Word to 10. Wbelltone ... 12. Seaweed 13. KIDd 01 account 14. De.eriblnJ' unwanted 17. SOOreboard duo 18. The way of 21 . cattq tor .... out 26. Blblk:a.l city 27. Fable ot Harrow'1 20. rival t3.Iota 15.LlDe ot 23, Oerta.ln player · 24. Rumanian ,...., DODGE lnld 43. Initials of an I TO" <TAKE American labor l!.ader revotutlon coin 25. MuiU-eyed 1963 ... earth 38. River ln Scotland 40. Narrow 2t. Exiat II. Graduate product 20.. R.R. •top SEWING Maelllne. 'l1tll 11181!11lno equipped to "' .... make lltdlonholea, dam, ..., m but.lonl, all wllbout attacl!mol!ll. Also bao IIIIIIJ other tuba.. Pay just f!U7 or 11111111b1J PQl'lllllll or •· wm demonatrate In your home call • !Ill. 114Mte 37. Parta ot touch 11. Bakery I14Mie 81. Outer peel medlwn 9. Put on the flnishln( We Hove That DEALING FEWNO medt- cally 22. CUJ- T. Luau food aome b1ou.u 8. Give notice )IAPLI!: Stereo Rldlo. 1111 1J maple l1nlsll with AM 6 FH radio, 4 apeaton tlaaJ volume <Oillrol. Take tmlf PQl'lllllll ol t6 per month or pay 1aat •.eo. ean Dnma. TRUC ..... ..... Of the conqueror the celery family ON A GOOD USED WORK ter 20. C&pltal S. Annada ' I . Plant of part-.:.~~::,-; 16. In Bmall • play U.MUllle note Cottle racks, IC'Iading chute, dual wheels, 4 spd. trans. engine, low mileage , va 27. Spiritual center ot Iotam ..,_ 18. - at lwul 21. Compa.ftkm ...... . .......... Parriciparing Member of Middleport Gift·A·Rama 30.0ppoolte at.Raad. aurfaco U.Dlotary rrn-.-y- 1 didn't pi it ... Pnpordtllla ... Shrt_ lt. Dtaoharpd UPart of ../ -...... ......... I0 1964 ... Attllurlarl lad¥ 4S.Rlo45. K1ad. .... DODGE "1. Counts In canute DAILY CRYPIOQUO'l'l!l-Hen'a how to wol'lr: It: AXY"DJ.B.t..t.llB 1o J.OJ!IGI'.J.J.OW 00. l o - -1111 - h r - · Ia - - p i e A to' hr Ulo lll<oo V.. X hr lila- 0'.. ate. ..... - lloplltea, tile lorlllk .....- - "' tiMr ...... ldrllrl. II - rioT lila - l i l - . ON ·'- u LW RNW ROJ.B·SI' Gq NWRlZ ODII;W, .M WOODYM '1'.0 YWII;WI!I ODIC DTM. -W4 WNI'QT ' . ..:.::. ~~~~,::'.IAUIIl;.IIJmlljNIQ~..:::.· ' . .. . 1 TON FLATBED With hydraulic hoist, 6 cyl., 4 speed trans. 'oot. . · 4 Oi»Jt:tnla 'l ' " . .;·~' '·' '''"- ~· · 2 Door, 8 cyl., 1967 PONTIAC FIREBRD H.T. COUPE--··· $2595 Res.·- .. ·..·-· ..- _-......~ ·--·· . .. 65 FORD with black vinyl roor. J}!g~~II.J IGoowllr~ .-J , _ URIC ramble these four Jumble, one letter to eac:h tquan, to form four ordinary word•. SPECIAL' Local one owner car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. in. engine. turbo hydrarnatlc trans... power steering and brakes, tinted glass, stratoblck seat. Ctmfortron atr conditioning, radio- heater, and man,y other extras, beautiful gold finish A.CIBOSS :trl FORO, 85 H.P. A-1 CQIIdi. tJon. can 1814749. Boll offer .,.... f5llll takes II. JU.alp Other lloys We Close At 8 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE COUPE • • • • ·- 53495 --~- 19&4 Cadillac Coupe De VIlle ••.•••••••• $2095 Used Car Lot-Cien At 6 Thvu. & Decemhr Prices Mikes It Easyl IU«A: 1162 DOIJGE, tiO I door bardt<>p, Vll. alllomatle, llleerlng, brakes, 4 now draa, $510.00. II9U371 ovenlnp. USED CARS OUR SPECIAL ClllHUAHI1A puppies fDr aale. -1 •. Free 1111- mates. Pbone - . Golf- American ,._ er trains. Phone 99U3'H. 1JMtc - ·White with beige int., full complement of power equipment, radio, tinted glass, w/s/w tires, Climate Control Air-COnditioning, 1 owner, very dean ear. RI!:ADY - IIIIX roncroto delivered right to your proJod. ---ELI!X:I'RIC $1,795 AIR CONDmONING Refrlllerallcm servtee. Jaet'l Refrll. .... 35 Drunktud $2.195 1964 Cadillac Sedan De VIlle........... $2295 O'BRIEN 6 CROW REALTY COMPANY ROlJSE, unfumllbod, • CIGARE'I'I'E Yendlnl nw!dDM or atudenta lor light de!IVOI'J and batll, VIe IliOn. ....._ POMEROY - 5 room frame, and service. ABC ~ wmt.Mulhawcu.~~ ball', cloae to shopping dlll.me. 1'1-. lillie M01011, W, Va. Pbone 'l'IUSG, Mr. De Long, LaSalle Hotel, trlct, out of floods, gas furMiddleport, Room 45, Jnter- 1IARMONY a~ - I IIIII nace Ileal, 11~.110 Yiewa Friday thru Monday t I'OCJIM., furn&ahed, DIW': POMEROY - t,l acre, 6 room RADIO and TV N!palr, houBe ln>m 10 to 12 and I to I P-DL walla, floon, IUmllure. Prtbouse, 3 bedrooms, hath, close calls, and anlenn01 lllllalled. JU.3tc vato partlaf. Dol of all m, a buy at $3,4011.110 Johu Harrison, Phone 992Ooodl. a blocb 1rom Pome- ' SYRACUSE - 5 room bouse, 2522. JU.Ifc poo1 1rom bath, part basement, 1 level to a.m. to I p.m. Jl.4.ti'c lola, pel'!oct spot lor now Wellled house, ta,IOO.IIO Insurance ANTIQUES, fltmJtare. dllllll, FURNISJIED • aarage 11181'1HENRY E. CLElAND Atri'OMOBILI!: msur"""' ben lllil<:ellaneow, ·lin. &wlnl mont on LIDcoJn mn. UIIUomce ..... cancelled? Loat rour opentCedi, 1011 W. Mala II., ram. Ueo pald. Adults only. PIIOIIo on dcenaer ean ma.. tfWIII. IU3Ic 11-Htc I II tie 34 I::mploy NOW I I tie eraUon, New Haven. hone IIIIZ-1079. 4 • lte POTATOES, Phoae IIIS-2III Claronoe Prolfllt, PGrtland. IO.If.lle TWO Crill Bradlft 992~5196 For lent 66 Buick BonnevUie 2 ...__ or 1814'1'41. Home Va. 1141-- Skyl1rk V8, 4 dr. Hard Top. One loeal owner. Power Steering Automatic. Beautlful maroon finish with puchment vinyl Interior. 3 BEDROOM bouse In Racine, recenQy remodeled. OWner being lranaferred. Cllll'OIICfl Stadon Wqon. Four wheel drive. Radio. Pos.. Traction. _ Roy, 91t-2tll. 1U«c II _Poltlac_ 773-5543 " elnc ovaDable. 1'1-. - TAG WAS Pomeroy EARLY AMERICAN stereo: 19611 model stereo AM and FM· radio comblnatloo, dual speainl. electrical wort. PM. ker system. Balance d u e a.e.hlra 116'1-IWI. 11-H-ISip fll6.78, <If IDODihly paymenll GEO, HOIIIfiE'liEII, ol fUO. CaD llft.3218. IU«c POMEROY - Good storace building, 2 llool'!l 215d3. On!)' Loit •nd Found BI'EREO RADIO combination : $25110.110 LOST - Large Walter hound FOlD' speed lntermlsed elllll!f- MIDDLEPORT - Panoramic near Chester. Has one white er, 4-spoaker sound system. view. 7 rooms, balb. ges fur. eye and one brown eye. Pb. Lovely walnut finish. n.Js Ill nace, garage, 3 nice IOta. NCIW 985-38911 COolVIlle. IU4Ip just a few months old. Pay only $10,100.00 balance of 189.91, or monthly OHIO HOTEL - 30 """"'· 1101' OMEGA wrist watch Friday paymenll. Call tm-m8. D-1-2-3. !lot water heal, all Nov. 29 ln or near lhe Churcb JU«c furniture. Invest your proflll. of Christ In Pomeroy. If A bargain $341,000.110 found, call Mrs . CJY<Ie Saun- SI!:WING MACHINE : Mac:ltlno F\\JIM8 WANTED del'lJ, Lower River Rd., Gal- equipped to zig zag, make HELEN or :mum. 'J'EAFORD lipolis, 0 . Ph . 256-M77iu.1tc bullonbolea, dam, sew on bat- AIIIIQCIATD .. • • tons, aU willlout attachinen~ . sYRAa1BB Iii " Has many leaturif111>t me,.. _.., i "". 1~ WST IN vlclnlly of Racine, Honed. pay $43.12 or. IIIOII!hly . Beegle dog, black back with paymenta of ts. can - .Busln••• Services fan head. Very shy. II seen, r------..::IU«c::;:;:=; .,...,., BACKHO•, treuelw call 949-2213 or write S. F. ~=... Cornell. Portland, Ohio. and Inlet oorvlce, ooplle tU-3tc ANTIQUES lankil, water u-, baiOIIIIIIII, aJao lopooll. llem7 ~~*· Lorte Antlqu• Pllone or Reiger llabr, For 5•1• or Trw lED FRAME . .. .... ... .. 45.00 Pbone ..... 111UIII6 swan STAND . .. . . .. ... . s.oo 198'1 PONTIAC Flftlllnl, V-8 ou. OldPhllco lomalletrallllllluloD, 1JU RADIO ...... .. ..... . .. 10.00 C. C. IIIWlFORD CHEST Of DRAWERS ••. 22.50 Oldlmobllo convertible, V-8, AWTIQUE H.UL TREE .. 15.00 AUCftONEI!J\. power sleeriog, braba; SOFA lED .... ......... 15.00 Cemplele Sem.o 11183 Rambler lllalloa ...,... ' cyUnder, lla:Jdanl. FlnauBryants Budaet Shop llaelle. OMe Employment W•nted (!o\RPENTRY, JIIIIDIIDc, plulllll- A'I'TENTION - Olan MW. Studio needs - a l Jadlel, 111011, 32 Craft 33 Mouths 58 ApP,roacherl ONLY SJ8.95 -GUARANTEED- 12-8-ltp train rnon with farm or ll v• · 1tack &)(petlence , F or lo c al int•rv ••w woite !jl iv in9 a!jle , Hoa¥T, clutr, extra deep tread•, fnr vii plr ""'•"· 715 .. U Whit• Sidewall• 5~55 pital. Leorn to buy c ottle, h091, vea l on-3 lambs at stoclc bar n & Oi· reel lrom farm1 . We pr~tler to Bullcbzer Radiator To The .!mallest Heater Core. SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE etPERT Wheel Alignment Dr. Telle, friends and rela- LIVESTOCK BUYERS MEXT YEARS NOW From the Largest Truc:·k or BLAETTNARS to thank the Veterans Memorial Hospital staff, One USED SPINET piallo, A-1 _. dillon, Usbl wa1llll flnllb, $115. Wendell'l, 1201 Garfield A.... Parbl'!lburl, W. Hockinaport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 ·-·········9to --- .. ······11 to WE WOUlD like in thit. area to troin as •••* Drive liAY, P11one 7!S-I'IU. 11-Jt ap Phone 41S-41l11. tl"""nl . MEN WANTED EXPERIENCED Semc• Schawarzel Marine 12.$-ltp AOdillol'l•l 25c Ch•''* per 4dver - 11 :30 ~-.m, ~0 I 2:00 Nool't: ,Saturcl•y Poodlet, Westles IIIII Sehn.,. en, Barkaroo Kl"1.• Oooh1Be, Oblo, Pllone lle7-a4. On Display 115 Soon To Anive THE DORCAS Soclet,yotthe Pomeroy Se>.oenth Da,y Adventist Church wishes to thank those Who made their bake sale at the PQmeroy Kroger ~re a success. May God Bless You. British doctors is taking infrared photographs of the ACROSS 6-9%-18 tu-lip WILL no sewing .at borne ,.. 1adaf' 8 . . "l'·..... - 1 -;. 'let me tell yoU about three of Dear A: roll: zlppel'll. JlO('kel• . pegging, Freshmen Carolyn Hat.... Because the •label 4'parmy fdends. I think they had reahemming, alterations, etc. son to rebel All three have lett ent•• doesn't automatically make field, "B., or better; and Lorri leaders. Ml'll. Freddie Thahel, Maoon, In 188 6 delega tcs from 25 home. a frightened, insecurepersonaU- D'Ambrosio, Sharon Davis, t\rma Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc • . ..By EYINRUDE 69's Are Here er for his consoling words. Wife and dauglrtel'!l, BLIND A.DS OF.FICE HOURS I:JD .~ ... . to 5 :00 P·"'· Doil.,- --- AKC Pupplel, ........., c:.a.n, 11-J.O.ao and to Rev. Moy· brother and si- Word ,;,. <l: li JOi il.&:uliv; 11-&IOip vlB, Holzer periiOnnel, Raw- Mlnimv111 Cho••• 7Sc 12 -cent• per word thr•• eontec.,. II cent1 RII:DUCJ!: WE, llmple a D d fut 111111 Goll• lallloll. OJt. IJ' • ceall. Nolloa vn,.a. We're Business Services THE FAMILY of Claud E. Allhley wishes to express graU- I'""" Want Ad S.nolu 5 c enu ,... Wanl o"' in 1 . , 1 ; 0 ,. tl<re lnl-ortiOI'II . Fors.le . '-""'. ;'., . R. H. IIWIIIII ' ����������.. --- --·- . . . . -- -·hoiL Burial ..m be In Pine Street Now t'..ou~·~r.ow. ell (Joyce) Rodllorl, COIUIIIbuo. ' GALUPOLIS - . - ' .,: ••• Jloude Bloke, 89, of Cou GalllpoJ.is, dled at her Rlbtcut..Clu.s' ! around 4:30 p. m,, F'ri~ hid been tn falling health · ... ~Ji; ' i ·I l!l;''' co~ tile past three months, Born on Dec. 5, 1879 in County, Miu make wa ' ~ :lo. .. ,. • ' ' 'j ,, •• J ~ . ' · ' ,•. ' .,. .\ . ' f' The only survtvtrw: reb are coustna including El p.,...en of Ptttoburgh and Ed Neal (Ada P....eu) and PoweU Fletcher of Collll was also fifth U. .,. IT, OKAY, 1-NJVE A · . S. Senator LITILE 10 11-IE. L6FT! Ohio to the ratioo's capital. She was an actiw membl ·---------· tvOIIJ A lllTLE I!OUOO,. • sarlmon, talking to newsmen 10011 after he had croiSed tn1 ADenb.J,. Bridge spanning the Jordan River Into laraelt-occupilll Jordan. aald the UD:lted State• uhaa to oonsl.der the feeling& ot Ill nations in the Middle Eastard not flvor one owr the other." ObHrYer s here ll1d t h e 1 e met King Husaeln and Jordaldaa romarka, alcng wllh earUer Promler llahjat Talhounl. - · In AlnmOn mel Cairo, He oxptalnod lo a new1 eoo>Ht the tcene far aome frank terence there hls remll111 1n Cairo talldn8 when ScrlllrtM beglu clio. Saturday that he waa more optlcuJIIono ..W.IIraeltollldalolat- millie a - Mldealtpeaee._s ... ~. rollowtne hla talk• with El!YpUaD Ia Amnwloo Bancla3, Scnntnn olllctals. OKAY ••• IA.Je'RE ALL Fll\.lls.H6D ! NEW EAGLEs ·- Four new MGM: Area Eagle Scouts are, I to r, Ellis Conley. Steve Wilson, Jim Jarrell and Bill Dickson, all members oC Pt. PleaSIInt Boy Scout Troop 259 sponsored by tht} 3664th Ordnance Co., West Virginia National Glllrd. They received their awards, the highest in Scouting, Surllay in court of honor proceedings at the armm•y.' Having one E'.agle Scout in a troop is rare. Having four is sOOtethi.ng else! . -~; ' •:. :. ..·, I ' ~x -~. ~- ' ' 1lf Valtod Pr... bternotlonal COLD WEATHER CONTINVEP OVER MUCH OF omo ~ with ~lures drqlplqJ 11 W.. 11 11 obow It F!lllllay with ,. I -•tern port tile state. II'Un to I V - · or • - bllullrotiJw moot Ill the eaot of Cle- 1IIIW .-ta11 ~ nlgbt. no ... ...• - ,.., ,.,., of plcllecl .., ~ c:ouaey reeehed eroateot . . - depthlwere 1n ~ six lo IV tnchlo. sou111am Lake aoutJ>. ,.• I '--~- AWRIGHT, 'IOU FEI Ll\5 GO OUT . HOW F.O.R 'IOU STAAV ,.Red., s. time, •• aald Blowt. 47-y..........W eonstructi.OD exeeuttve. TEMPERA'nJRES IN THE 20s IDT DEEP Into Dixie~ 01 a llrp JllOIIId at Aretle air ctnond tho 11otern hall Ill tho country mel atretehld iDio tho SOutll. ThiiJ'.- br<Jolht"' toafuotoh-ln tho lllOWIIa1na of West Virllnla mel Mar)-Wd. Tnwlen lllrDlJip were loouod. s.- also r.n In jiOI'to Ill Vlrlbtla IIIII lito tlll!jlollturo there ·dropped to well bel'"' - q In tho,........., houri. 'l()I:IAY? WI'TJ.IOUT DINNY iO GIVE US "' LIFT WASHINGTON - AliEIUCANS FOR DI!MOCRATIC Action Is holding tho """ !or H.-rt IL H~ to return ao Yl;,. ehall'lllllll who......, he to 1'801!11e rejoin tho liberal poltdeal ......., 'it".::·. ~ THEN IN& GEE, IT'D 81!: A. LONG WI>.I.K 10 lHERE MIGHT AS WELL FORGET IT... OH, WE \IOJ~DN'T MIND THI>.T ) tile deer huntiag: 1188101!.. otbera pttlng deer were: Co Color Til re u•rve from normal us.~ chue W•rr•nly rebuiH co lor pit where owner ma .ire rht:> o blq~atic r;mted for the lu Qi Rll PHONE 742-42 ' OH, SO 'IOU'RE GONNA. BE THI>.T WAY, ARE' YUH? YJ:SSIR, MISTER OOP, 'THAT'S HOW I'M GOING iO BE! ~Y! TI-IEN WE GO~E!! WE'LL .JUST ST,_V RIGHT HERE! No - ""I !o,Jurod, ,.. ........ .... llled IDd Ilion .... - - danp In a ear 1:45 p.m. ~.. l,U. 7, 1.1 mile- at Rt..ld, In Molp Counlif, The 11111t ~ Patrol oal4 Gw J. ~. 13, Akroa, ~ od 1!0<!1>. ...at oU the rt&llt lida or the ~• ....,I'OIIod tho b.......,, oU tho lett lido, mel ln(o • dll<b. · Ill IIIIOii10r·aecldoat, tho patrol --.a! cllar&ld. Jame1 P; J-18, Vlu..... wllb •. ... aller ~!Itt 1110ut llam Moore, RD, Pomeroy; Dale Toa!ord, Portland; Jack Satter. field, Jr., RD, Pomeroy; Rlchard Galeo, VIncent, Obto; John McLA1J&h)1n, RD, Pomeroy; John Mareaao. Ohio; Charles Amoa, COlumbus; Michael Overly, Wllhlngton C, 1L ; !ll,yor Harrla, RD, Lons: Bottom; David Bond• Forfeited FIVE-DAY FORECAST By United Preu lnterratimal Temperatures in Ohio Tuesday throogh Soturdoy wW a .. erage from noar to a Uttle abo.. normal .. tth dally highs ranglnR: frm1 the mld-30s to the lower 40s and niabt-tlme lows tn.n thu mid-201 to tow. er 30s. Wannll1!: trerrl during the middle or the week will be Col· lowed by a change to cooler over the weekend. PreclpitaUon ..UI totaiOfl&ol>alftothreefourths inchmelted,assnowat . t11e bqimlrv of the period chansing to 111hower1 about mid-week and back to soow flurries at errl of week. v...._... port or Doni HoL Car Ditched Off Route 7 ~adi o Us Dalton, RD, Rutland; Dwlght Culluma, Pomeroy; OWen Smith, Pomeroy; George Carper, RD, Shade; Henry Bahr, Chester; WU- Gilmore, Rutllllld; Carroll Lew- One de!endant forfeited his be taken In a - - l>oard .,..It,. SonxiQ It tho bmd and two othen were ftned - • time ADA put PrlllkltDWlect Richard N. Nbno on notlee It Slturdar night bo' -.roy ...... wW be 'lfltdl1lW doHIJ hll lanlllnr at tho Vletmm War, tax mat- or Charles Lepr. Gory Hinkle, Chlllule, Dl., ror • ...,, ud tile llmltinr at mllltary opondtns. rertod a $200 bond pooled oo SAI(;ON - GROVND f1RE TODAY SIIOT - n a V. S. recon- ~ of driYing willie intoxlail.._ pllne ohootlng plet\D'es.Ill North Vlallllm's southern poJ>o Icated. Fined were Demlo-. Pomei'O)', $1V and eooto, permit. Iandi-. AlllorleiD beallquortaro llal4. ll tho I'Durtli.AmorleiD pllne oltot-.. orw North v - tine an IOI!IctlllfiCI driver to ..,.. II- 1110 110111.11 -~~~ olqJpo4 Nov. L 'lflr• Wen r......t.. ,,.._ a motor vebicle, and. Jacka- plaQoo, lllo iwrth on ooc:ori plano ........., pii!IUr&olaklng pt,. iii Von-... WeotCOiumbia, W, loll, Tho pilot mel h11 hoc- rodor man turood tho crippled plano va., p and costa. ao~tor'a tllll to lllo Stllllh China Seo ~. hollod ootlld were reoouod oU IICODH. the- Lana'IYWe; Wilbur Robtn1011, AI!rod; Clair Might, RD, Mldd.•· port; Robert Vance, RD, Middleport; Earl Cleek, Columtua; Phllllp Radf'ord, RD, Pomeroy; Sam Gill, Buckeye Uke; Vlncent Davis, New Albany. Larry Hollinger, RD, Racine; N. S. White, RD, Pomeroy; Cur- Albert Bolen. Dext.r; Stanley Bartnun, RD, Pomeroy; Eldon Truman, Oklahoma Cky; Cbarleo (Contioood on Page 8) la, dr1Yiil& Wldle -.:at- aceordtnjr lo tho patrol, went lett "' center, ltrUd< the fiPoulcllnt! car and - ~ · ~"...,,... 14 root or ' hodge alter lltrlk1l!l the pole, owned IQ- Ohio Bell Tol~. '!be hodge wa1 ...... od bo' Amold smith. HeJd for Piqua G-M Airport Autlwrity Gary K. 9lort, former Galllpo... Its clcy IIUII18ge1' resll!llod ear!ier thia year to become ad. ministrative manager of the lo· cal Chrla Craft plant, baa resigned as a member of the G&llta-!lflga Regir:llal AIJ1l(lrl Au. thorlcy\ In a letter addressed to the ·~l'llllle His own · rights, Shaw claimed., "are be!ng violated by a calculated, delibente state as-sault, resulting In Irreparable injury, clear and imminent." Shaw chargvd that Louislare's conwil'IIC)' statute was unconstitutionatl.)o vague and broad. Further, he said, lr hi were broueht to trial, only nine out of a jury of 12 "ould need to agree to reach a verdict. He said this was contrary to S\clreme Court decisions. In a short rOPI.Y brle~ Garrison denied Shaw's charges he llod been slnolod out ror perseart:lon as part of 1 public Icy drho by Garrison to dilcredit the Warren report, Gallla County COmmissioners elated Nov. 25, i'llori, w1M> II president of the Gallla CJC, wrote in his realgnatloo: '"The airport construction haa been eompleted, Including a LOCAL TEMPS terminal building, and the eon. The temperature In l'omeroy's structton of hangars and the tn- downtown bustneu district at stallaUon of fuel is currently 11:20 a.m. toclas" was 29 degrees under way. Flmda are available under dear lkl.ea. for the payment of these pro-o Ject.o, and the airport should function smoothly upon their completion, The Increased lncl.lltrlal acUvtt;y ln the area has made my job as President ol the COmmunlcy lrnprovemf!l11 Corporatlm more time eonsuming. ~ce the Alrp>rt Project has been cornplotecl, 1 reel that 1 should """ devote the necessary Ume to maintaining the proper community.Industry relat1ouhlp 10 oeet.atarY for the succeaa of both. "I wllb to lineerelythankeaeh at )'W 10UJ' cooporaUonwllich his made 11111 proJect and others poaalble." r..- Capt. Riggs to Command USS Butte COpt Wallace M. Riggs, USN, · In 1948. he wa• asslaned to the a nail .. Ill l'llmen>y mel I 1954 1lfOIIuate of the Unltod State' Na- fleet ~rine Force aa a Naval Gunfire L$a.laonomcer. Thlsna 'Oiere wa1 moderate- val Academy, "w comm1Dil dte !allowed· by a tour tirpnory on to the fiPoulcllnt! eor mel hoaYf to ammunition llhljl IJSS Butte (A&. the erulser Newport N.,.s (CA. 27) when the llldp to plaeed In 148). the Jme1 ear which tore - a two ear Cnlllllon It Sl., Lm. Solurllt, on Ill. SSt, · over lbe .e a( a milo ""It . .or !'Itt· ' . otruek aiel..,._ pole. ... .' ... ' . ton, Bidwell; Charles Simms, Ro«man, Kettering; W e l d o n ,..1 Zenith "' ., Short was the only female to make a kill In the eount;v. HerB was a MONTGOMERY, ALA. - THERE WERE lndl,_ ~ 1Q:.poi!Mr .., tile Drat day of Prelldent..elect Rlebud N1mn wUJ 1111111 WbrtoD M. BlOIIDt, the ... lOll. Presldent of the u. Chamber ot commeree, to be Poaunatter Wwtama alao rep)l1ed be and Genorol. llloult, It hl1 . _ . here Slllll,y, opln deellnod comment · 011 the I)Oittble lj)pOIIIImeJII. If Blounlnro 111111od, Allboma would other Obto Dlvlokln of Wlldltre pme protet'tora made a total of hlw Ito lint cll>lnet ollleer thlo cei~~~~ey. "It wauld ._ i~ of me to comment on this at thia 10 arrelt.l In lbe ~ clurlng ~· 1'1-"'V... AN' wiUO( IT NOW . HI 'TJ.IERE, KIDS! WHATS WITH YOU Meigs Deer Kill at 48 Through Check p 0 In • ts fiatlonl during last week'• seaWIDTE CASTLE, LA. - DIVERS WERE to.be- iDio them. . son, Gome Proteo:tor Donald wn. ely water& "'tbe Mllllnlppl Rlwr ~ to lelrch ror tbe bodies of llama Aid all 48 were killed in 17 CGast Guardsmen lost when their cutter colllded S.turday with a the t.'OWity. There a110 is a probNldwallot a.tnooe lrel&lller• abillty other deer were taken In Three of the 20-man erew of tbe cutter White AJder suntved the <OOnty, but checked In other tho craoh with tho 400..fuot lrel&llter HeleJL '!be C..ot Gulrd lllld tho 17 ml11q men would not be Uoledaa dead 111tll tbe C..ot Guard eountiel as Is permiulble by hid aldoftod ltoel! a tlloroo&JI seorch ror sanlvors hid boon mode law, WWiamt aald. LOla Jean Proftltt, Racine RD. In tbe wltar mel . . _ the bonks Ill the Mlulaolj>pl. 'J•• ~ . er~. 0 u : "; 0 _ 0 '!be S..,reme Court ~ opened tile 'ftY ror the State "' LooioW. to try Cla.r L. Sllaw on a cborge "' eonsplrirv to assaoal•te Preol- John F. Kemecly. In a brief order, the high court affirmed a July 23 decision ot o.e U. S. District Court at New Orleana deoylng an lldunction to atx;w the prosecution. The district court, howeYel', delayed the trial pendIng ·outcome or the Supreme Court ~~Jpea}. In appealirw, Shaw - a 55-year-old retlrecl busineuman eharged that New Orleans Dlst. Atty. Jim GarT110n ns ualDI hlm "at a pawn and a patsy" in a t.d faith protecudoa aimed aolel,y at ''aec:urlng 1 judicial forum tor his attacks on the Warren rtiJNi'l"t. 01 Shaw was indicted by a grand unconsdtutloral the LoulU.. jury on March 22, 1967. on a conspiracy law, its jury 1)'1~ dlarge or conspiring with Lee and portions or Its criminal Harvey Oswald and David W. procedure. Ferrie 100 unnamed ethers to U the court refused to block auusinate Kennedy. He plead- his trill, he asked it to order ed lnnocelt. Ferrie died shortly Garrison to furnish "certain afterward. particut.rs of the crime alleged. Sbaw also asked the Slflreme ly committed'' so tt.t he could Court to declare the Warren prepare a proper defense. repert, which found Oswald The lower court rejected all alorle responsible for Kennedy's of Shaw's requests. slaying, to be "Yalid, accurate In seeki~ ~reme Court and · correct, binding and coB- intervention, Shaw accused Gar· trolling upon all courts or the rison of "conducting a reign of United States." The assassin&· terror'' in an "illegal, uselets tion report tn.s prepared by s and Fraudulent probe or the eommiuion headed by Chief assasslratim." .Justlee Earl Warren. He cited a previous Louilllarw. In addition, Shaw asked the case where the Stt»reme Court Slt)reme Court to declare took the rare step of interferi._ in 1 state criminal proceeding on grounds it created a , "'chilling effect" on treedtm ot Res~gRS e7.Pnsaton and threatened lrre- ·W~-f;'L~9!-~,L~I!a!(l!fJ~•"'"= - ~~eyo~U::~=·-:"~~;g:,n~"';!;.,~~:t. . . l 196~ 1.81 ill lllo - WASIDNGTON (IJPO - . ' - l'll1lJ clcQir IDd • lillie - 0 ;C C'J 0 "'!';1 Folr .....,., -C61w Him as Patsy Denied JERIJSALI!M (IJPl) - Presklent.<o!ect Rlchard M. Nixon's JIO.I'o 10nal en\'0)', WWiam Scl'lllton, laid todl,y the United States "oulll .•how no:·11:\"'ritlam in the tuture toward any pnlcular Mld.dle Ealt ___ , ~ ..., ao.. • ·Oaim Garrison Used Even Handed Policy Posed !· , Come to 1 .... I who visited here often. eph Kerr of the War of 181 -~ lbo ..... 2b - High Court Removes Legal Blocl ··~s To Trying Shaw in Kennedy Plot ~ daughter of the late Man and Susan Kerr Blake. She married. Three brothers at sisters preceded her in , Miss Anna was a dired cendant of pioneer stock. 1Dg her lineage to General .ctJI ,..< • 'r - .... . 4"1. I!IJio ID (/1 (1.) ......... _.,.. avn. .... few .,.,. " +' I , I •• ~ ~DAY, DEC~ B E R J. I,.. ·YOL. X,XI NO. .__ 160 .:._____________...,:.:::::::.::::= ,POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. _ _ _ OHIO • 1; lESE PRi<PAJI.)t.TlOt-lS Nil& _ Wmhcr eqtt - -·· Miss months, and in serious ' •i at y e lluwall, -leO Jib 1lle ..... "' Mlclll- .. - -ld'l - . I ....... - - "' ..... oil. MUs Anna Blake • commission at 2:30 _p, m.. saturIn 1951, then a L~uta,.U. he day, Dec. 14, at the SOuth BOlton rotutnecl to tho Na.at Acohnl¥ Annex of tho Bolton Nl>al ~ as an instructor in Marine Ebyard. . ' glneerlrw. In 1953 ho ,..s uliloThe shl» lo ftllnod In - . . of ed his ftrst command, che- . the ciiY or Butte, MoniaJL·Cipt Jan c....,cy Q.8T-542l. Ff!!11119SS Rlao II tbop 100 of the Jato -.. to 1957 hi Hrve11 on U. 'IIIII of .... Mrs. Herbert 'ruas or l"ccn\- c.<mll'!lilllller Amphlbloui. G~ , • ....,. He lo I brdthor or.PiryY , ~ : PaDtero,, ~t: .)~ l.~p· . va ' \ ll!lltartan. ' lid or Fred . . luas, ·llolll"df Bed- ACCEP'nNG DONATIONS- Enoor IIIIJ 1firllnl .,.. - \'Ulon Army In Pmaeroy a..U lnaide the Army'• ruad cci-lec- _ . -.<t on East Mltl>lit in Pomel'O)' ~tile pre-Chrtsm.s period. '!be SOI'dtlon Army helps tile Ieos ro.- .,..... m enjoy Chris-s. - Sentinel Photo. Viet Cong Want Puppet Cabinet PARIS (UP0- The Viet Cq lllDOWK:ed it was trying to set l.ll Front o!South Vietnam.'"' In saigon, political oftlcials said the Viet Ceq call ror tbe "peace cabinet" was part: of a 1 pt~Jpel: Saigon government with-out waiting for resultl of Paris negottallClllll, 'l1le VIet Corw ..,. guerrilla clll\lalgntt.thoganaltnouneemeat came in a eun- er the Uoited states halted bolnlJo. =:.w=;a~ .--- ·~=a.~-r:~~:: The communique said now was Hanoi, the Viet Corw IDd t h 1 the time to ••.launch a series of political ortensi¥es demandlrw:an end to the war, the restoration or peace and the establishmert of 1 peace cabinet which wU1 ne~ Uate with the National Liberation RadiCalS Hopped up F0 r Fight SAN FRANCISCO (UP() Acting Preoident S. l Ho,yaka. ..a s'''" young radicals a r e "converging trom all parts of the country for an all-out effort to close San Franclsoo state College, where riot pollee - · called repeatedly lut week to erush disruptive demonstrations. The62-year.oldoemanticspro. feasor also charged tJurt drugs were belns: used to get demoostrators '~bowed LQ)" for violent camp~~~ confrontations with pO-- Uce. {' But lla,yaka... , reOoened the embattled ooJieGe last Mooday Wider a get-lou&ll poUcy, said classes would continue tocloy - with the uiUal pollee pro.. tectlon, tr ...- . The Amarlean Federatloo of Teachers, wbieh represents 25Cl of the achool'sl.lOOtacult,y mem- bers, urged Hl¥akan to cancel classes so talk• aimed at endIng strife on campus "can pro.. eeed In a calm, deUberatlve msn- ner." Call Answered The Pomeroy emel'11'11ley SQiad anowered a eall to the Elberfeld Departmont store Salurdv II· She-- T.,.... ...,_ whore Ada hod become IU. -.11o1. zor -eat c.tor bo' ombullb... JUit-... noan&mdq the oquad wu eatlod to tho James Oiler Dtt1Cit 11. In Rulllad, froai - . , 00., hollnod to ..... r.-. IUD'-.- ~..... ... ill Holle!' ' -ool Cilier IQ- ....... SOuth Vietnamese. The Viet Cong communique CJI'Ioo de red its Saigon area followen to start work toward ,the regime because the South Viet.namese government llCM' waa ''encounte~ serious. dUD cuities militarily, politically. economically and aocially." In Paris, American and South Vietnamese dlplc:mata wereiiUIP'ping joint strategy for the ~ lng of the Vlenm negotiatlono with the Cammunlsts. The conference openi.ne date remained uncertain _pencli111 agreement between the United States a.rd North Vietnam on procedure ground rules. p.._. ApoII0 8's Coun Set Back CAPE KENNEDY (IJPI)... Ground equipment troubles todill' daiayod the COJI1)1etlon ot a � 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 8, 1968 blake shoemaker